38 10 22803 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/3a9a3662f2a384f5b6f79be0d8ef325d.pdf b8d22afe05a76fbb6ed2c7f2a4ed6c12 PDF Text Text SPORTS...5A SIAIINOI ICOIN n (>A A great deal How does your garden grow? for state anglers LYM AN T U R N S D EFE N S IV E A G A IN S T O V IED O IN ERR O R LESS B A S E B A LL...S P O R TS 5A S e m in o le H e r a ld Serving Sanford, Lake Mary, Longwood, Oviedo, Winter Springs and Seminole County since 1908 •>()ih YKAR. No. Ihl TUKSDAY, Al’KII. 7. I'l'IX n C o u n ty’ s employment rate leads the district National Public Health Week Mission: Public’s good health fly Desiree Fields SI'l-.t IAI. in 11IF. III .KAL11 SKMIM IFF l ill \ IV s. it, mole ( Olllllv led llie |ob lone m Disirtit N during the month o| 1rhniarv with the highest pm riitagr employed m the distill l s I. i I mii lone Aiiuldliig lo llie llepaltmelit ol l.ahot s piellllllH.irv stallslli al release I laglrt I olllllv l< >1 III' dlstni I a veal ago lo date Hy Jrana Hughe* III I U I .H M A I I W K IIK K N K M IN O l.K K l l V n I hr N cuilliolr ( •units llr .ilth I H|i.ittuti-tit li.is a inissinii Di.it in is siiiii is in |iriiiiintr .Hid prol i i l the lie.iltii anil safety nl tin* people III llie ( o llllllllllllv Dn sin i ess ot then m ission >li p e n d s on tlie putilii having it ( ess io ilit- w eallh ot know! edge and services provided II (I i x lt*l i the H e.illli D e pa lt incut V itln ii.il PiihlH Health Week A p n l •> through A p ril 12. ret oglll/cs I lie e llo rls ol pnhlli health departllienls throughout lhe nation working; to im prove ihe health ol the general |»il> III /M 11VIlies du rin g tills week are designed In ini reuse the i o n iim in ily s awareness ol servu es available to everyone through the Health Depart n ie lli " D ir population based *crvn es we offer are very broad.* said D r Ja n e I'olkow skl. d ire c ­ tor o| the Sem inole C o u n ty lie .d lh D epartm ent. "Hut wc By Nick Pfelfauf SANFORD - Dir proposed hotel/conference center In downtown Sanford Is to be back in the limelight this week. Die Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce will liost a San lord Town meeting on the sub­ ject Ibis Thursday. April It. from 7 until 0 p.m. al the chamber office. According lo chamber offi­ cials. *Our goal Is lo facilitate better communic ation und gain a clearer understanding, by providing a forum for business people, residents und govern- B r ie f s .........................2A C lassified ..............7A-8A C o m ic s .......................9A Crossword.................. 9A O ra n g e C o u n t y lags b e h in d w ith a J <1 ra le followed b y L ik e and F la g le r at J I. lis t cola at 1 2 . V o lu s ia a n d S u m te r at .J I H r r v a r d at .'I a n d M a rlo n I 2 Here is a 2 year i iim p .ir ls o n ra tin g W b .il does all ib is m e a n lor li is im i S and S e m in o le i o iiu t v '' A relative p ro p o r tio n a l g ro w th w ith d e ve lo p m e n t ( i l l Seminole County Health Department Director Dr Jane Polkowski (letti looks over latest tobacco statistics with Michael Mobley Tobacco Prevention C o ordinalor i all I d o l t all a lo n e ' I'o lk o w s k l e m p h a s iz e s the ttlljx irl.iiu r ol a ll lllto n n e d p n h lli Sh e a ls o stresses the need lor the < o ill UlllUlfV lo I ((IIIlim e In u o ik III p a rtn e rs h ip w ith the H e a lth D e p a rtm e n t A H e a lth T a li D u irs d a v . A p n l tl Iro in to -I J O p m w ill oile r fre r hlnnd p re ssu re si i r r n l i i g . H IV lr<«lli(g m ill eoti line lin g . a n d g r n r r u l h e a lth in fo rm a tio n . T l i r p u b lic Is c n i o u rn g e d In a tte n d the H e a lth F a ir at the H e a lth D e p a rtm e n l. 4 0 0 W est A lrjx irt H lv d llie |*ildo Is also Invited to attend the deiln atlon o| dir new Health llepattmeut «m g Seminole County Hoard ol County i ornmission chainuan Kandy Morris and I'olkowskl will drdlratr the new wing to l)r Jorge Depi in recognition ol Ills 17 years ol devoted srtvli r to the healIh and welfare ol llie |>eople of Srmlnolr County Dr iJcju trilled as the d im tor of the Health Department in Sep trmbrr. I'JIMJ. ‘llie drdli atlon reremony will P1*« m Bee llc s lt b . P i | , S A Hy Kuss W h ite HFKAtll MAVS ANALYSIS S K M IM H.K < U l V IA II yo u |usl look at lh< b a le t a ils a til oli d a m lllg ( lu ll k n o w n as Sassy Mrrlot's is ,rttin» more and more under Hie I m illl\ s sk ill D ie i lu b re m a in s o | k i i de spite S e m in o le ( o lllllv s lo s t lv e llo lts lo i lose It (low'll lot O p e l a lliig u iila w lu llv On Monday, die i utility took another |<<li in i mill Not o n ly d id < III n il J u d g e A la n A (III key al low S a s sy M e rlo l s lo keep on d a m Ing h r lo ld llie ( O l l l l l v II m t is l l r r .,1 d ie K e n t l* m k *fio t i ll fe re n lly " th a n a n y o ilie r lli rn s e d i lu b S .iss y M rrlo t's (lu lu l receive a b u ild in g |iermit Iro m die m i i n t v or get lo p u l u p a te m p o ra ry tra ile r sign, a n d D u key told d ie m u i i l y Iro m P l i u * H * . A d u lt. Pug* 1 A A busy weekend around the county merd leadrrs lo share Informa­ tion and answer questions utxiul the waterfront hotel and conference center concept promised lor Fori Mellon Park * There have been two other 'town meetings' on thr subject on February 10 und Marc h 17. arranged by Doug G roscdosr. For thr February' meeting. Grosri lose reported over HO |x-rrrnt of those attending were opposed to the development In Fort Mellon Park It was esti­ mated that between 7b and HO persons attended Ihr February mrrllng. Al tilt* second m rrllng In Pica** See M e e tin g . Page S A Longwood teen donates Bibles for jail inmates H oroscope.................. 9A From Staff Reports Obituaries.................. 2A IjONGWOOD - A Longwood teen-ager will be honored Fri­ day tor completing an Kagle Scout project which was de­ signed to help Inmates at the John K. Polk Correctional Fa­ cility. Seminole County Sheriff Don Ksllnger will make the presentation. Dir youth was Idenllflrd as Kyan Austin. 13. of Lingwood. a member o f Boy Scout Troop 234. United Methodist Church. Longwood. According to sheriffs Lieu­ tenant Jack Cash. Ryan was Involved In a community proj­ ect requirement for Kagle Scout, and decided to obtain Bibles for Inmates at the cor­ rectional facility. Cash said die boy started by People .......................6A Sports .7A-8A W • • • • • • • • • • • • • *SA Weather .................... 2A 4A rententive memory it a good thing, but the ability to forget is the true token of greatness.’ •Elbart Hubbard H e s s e bee E m p lo y e d . I's fe 3 A now on ii w o u ld not d e n y s t u b m p t e s t s w ith o u t p is tilu a tlo n III o th e r w o rd s S a ssy M e rlo l s Is h'lftll u n til p io v e n o th e rw is e Mv n o w m ost |M-op|r k n o w d ie s lo ry D ie i o u iilv w a u le d o . sw eep i lean I ’ S H ig h w a y 17 **2 No m o re m a ssa ge p a rlo rs a n d sleazy Joints No new n u d e b a rs A s it w o rk e d o n a tougher a d u lt e n te rta in m e n t or ilm .in i r d i r i m in ty p a ssed a m o ra to riu m ol 're a s o n a b le le ng th to p ro h ib it a n y new i lu lls I i o i i i o p e n in g Iw o opened any how Sassy M r l l o t s a n d V II' ( o dd llie ( m i i i l y lin e d a n O it a iu lo law lin n S lio tls A llo w e n to defend II In i m ir t D i r i m in t y filed In ju m lio n s against S a s s y M e rlo l s a n d V IP G o ld D ie c o u n ty w o n one case lost die o th e r V I I ’ Thoro was so much to do around tho county this gorgoous first wookond of April As pari ot tho springtime festivities, the Oviedo High School Athletic Booslors put on the Third Annual Spring Carnival (above left). Patrons enjoyed midway rides like the double Foma whoel shown here as dusk sots on tho practice field in Iron! ol the school. Goldsboro resi­ dents loamod about police work In­ cluding dunng the Goldsboro Com­ munity Day this wookond. The day was presented by the Santord Po­ lice Department as pari ot the new Community Oriented Policing pro­ gram The K-9 demonstration was ono ot tho highlights as Otficer Bill Wixson holds Gorman Shepard Chico, who is “taking a bite out ot crime* on tho arm ol Officer Nod Golden Lastly, student Bryan Pittman (loft) sizes up possible masks (or next Hallowoen at the Lake Elementary Spnng Arts Festi­ val He was probably just distin­ guishing tho aesthetic qualities ol both masquerade piecos. Dear A b b y .................. 6A Police B r i e f s ..............3A re n lly . we h a ve an e c o n o m y lh .it Is g ro w in g , t re a tin g Jo bs, a n d not vet g iv in g n s r to lu ll.i lio n H ill e m n o m ls ls fra r that in lla llo u i m ild ai (d e r a t e Ib is year ll e m p lo ye rs bid u p wages lo a lt r a it ip ia llflrd w o rk rrs A m o id ln g lo the U S H u r r a ii of L ih o i S t a lls lli s p e rs o n a l In m in e lose al a rate ol 2 !l per le n t d u rin g the last ip ia rte r ol I *♦**7 slig htly low e r th a n t h r Should Sassy Merlot’s have a license to thrill? Hear ye, hear ye! Sanford chamber hosts town meeting IIK K A L I) S T A F F W K iT K K 50 Cents Plcaaa Baa B ible*. Paga B A IM M foott b» 0*nM* £. Mann* �2A ■Ssminoi* HetaU Sanford Florida Tuesday April 7.1998 Simmons: Issuing Sanford’s report card Youth welcome The Tobacco-Free Partn er­ ship o f Seminole County has tioen established to develop local strategies for tin pit* men ting tobacco preventionintervention Initiatives for youths, while promoting a healthy community through a tobacco-free environment. Youths, community leaders, and lndlvtduals/organlzatlons serving youths are encouraged to attend the meeting Wednesday, April 8 at 3 p.m. H ie meeting will be held at the Seminole County Health Department, 400 W. Airport Blvd.. Sanford, For more Information please call Michael Mobley. Tobacco ITevcntlon Coordinator at 322-2724. Senior college H ie Seminole Adult learning Institute (SAL1) will begin Its new spring term on Tuesday. April 14 for area residents 50 and over. Courses and sem i­ nars an* held Tuesdays. Wednesdays, and Thursdays from 2 to 4 p.m. at Seminole Community College. 100 W el­ don Blvd,. Sanford. SAL! Ls affiliated with the Eldcrhostcl Network. Topics include American Literature. Oceanography. Opera. Bridge. Computer Skills, Spanish, Fi­ nancial Management and more. SAIJ also sponsors trips and social events. Membership for the 6 w eek term Is only $39. For more Information call SCC Commu­ nity Education al 328-2121 or 328-4722, ext. 1-3373. Renaissance ‘98 Accept I'regnancy Center's 10th Annual Barbecue and Auction will be held Thursday. April 1G, 1998. Guest speaker will be Mall Ozolnlcks. vice president and lobbyist fur Florida Right to Life. Inr. The evening o f fun. food and musical entertainment will be held at Sorosls Club of O r ­ lando, 501 E. Livingston Street. Orlando. 32803. Doors will open at 6:30 p.m. and dinner will he served at 7 p.m. Tlrkrts are $10 for adults and $5 lor children 12 and under. For more information call the offices Monday through Friday 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. or leave a message In the evenings at 339-1544. At the hop Credit answers Bad credit? Confused about credit reports? Monthly e x ­ penses greater than your In­ come? Get the answers to these questions and other Is­ sues concerning credit at an Informative meeting sponsored by the Success By Six Com­ munity Resource and Referral Center. The meeting will be con­ ducted by Consumer Credit Counseling on April 15 from 2 to 3:30 p.m. at the Salvation Army. 700 W. 24th Street. E3 Sanford. Free to the public. For more Information call (4071 328-3990. *At the Hop", a flftlrs-stylc dancr and show will be held on April 17 from 7:30 until 1 1 p.m. at the Altamonte Springs Eastmont Civic Center. Besides dancing the ntght away, several skits based on your favorite fifties tunes will be performed and everyone will have the* opportunity to win a hoola hoop contest and bubble gum blowing contest. Door prizes will be awarded several times during the ntght. You will sec plenty o f poodle skirts, but you can dress In your favorite 90s outfits If you prefer. Whatever you wear don't forget your dancing shoes! Tickets are $10 in advance or $12 at the door. Those In­ terested In taking a stroll through time for a good cause can call Kristen Roy at (407) 767-20G2 to purchase tickets. Proceeds will benefit the Rhythmic Harmony Dance Troupe. Rhythmic Harmony Dance Troupe Ls a group o f lo ­ cal amateur dancers who vol­ unteer their time to perform dance routines throughout Central Florida. The Troupe lias been In existence for ap­ proximately eight months. By Nick Pfeifau f HERALD STAFF WRITER SANFORD When It comes to painting a bright future for the city of Sanford, City Man­ ager Bill Simmons has perhaps the brightest colors and best brush. When asked about the city's progrcHH, he dove Into a response with no hesitation. "One o f the biggest advances wcVc seen in recent limes." lie said, "Is the continuing growth and development at the Orlando-Sanford Airport." He said the growth Is providing more jobs, an economic boost and u brighter future for the entire city. ■Regarding the past devel­ opments." he continued, "the biggest spike In growth was the opening of the Seminole Towiie Center Mall. Now we see additional growth In that area. 1 see where there Is a new super cen ter being planned for the llpsula Road area, and thrre Is a new Lan­ dry's Sea Food company com ­ ing Into the city.* "Wc arc seeing what I con­ sider an 'orderly develop­ ment.'" Simmons commented. "And this Is better for the city, much better Ilian uncontrolled growth or only minor growth." He was very pleased with the road and highway project b r ­ ing undertaken In Joint agreements with Seminole County and the city, "Our road infrastructure Is going to be excellent." hr said. "Through the Joint work, we will proba­ bly come closest to having an adequate road system we've ever bad. W r are going to have a hlghway/road system In place at or before the tim e when It ts actually needed. It will be a unique situation and probably become the envy o f the state.” He also said the utility p r o ­ gram being undertaken try the city will lx* directly connected to the road and highway p r o ­ gram in that new roadways will afford the opportunity to upgrade the utility lines. Regarding storm water drainage he said. "In the past we have often had to bite the bullet, but now we have estab­ lished a Stormwater Utility Fund which gives us money to deal with our problems and needs. "For example, wc have a $2 million downtown Inter­ ceptor program coming up." Hie program will prevent downtown stores und shops from any stonnwatrr flooding. "There will be new piping which will go to the east for stormwater discharge." he said, "rather than going Into the sanitary sewer systems." Another area where storm ­ water runoff lues become a problem Is along Willow A ve­ nue between Fourth and Fifth Streets." We have u $150,000 project for that," he said, "to r o n r r t flooding In that area." Simmons Is also positive aboul the lakefront develop­ ment. "It's time we brought the downtown development lulu the city's progress. Any­ thing that hrlps the lnkcfront will also be beneficial to the downtown area. Including plans to develop Fort Mellon Park," he continued. Simmons said the R ecrea­ tion and Bark Department lias prepared plans to be p re ­ sented. which would relocate the two hall fields In Fort Mellon Purk to a location at Chase Park where there would he four ball fields for Juvenile sports events, "flits would c e r ­ tainly be more efficient.* he added. ‘ One Item which I see as progress Is a rather controver­ sial matter." Simmons contin­ ued. "That's Hie adult en ter­ tainment Issue. There has lo la- adequate adult cutertulnmrnt spare, so sayclh the State Supreme Court." he said. "The city has an adult enter­ tainment resolution and the county lias one os well. W e have working on combining them Into a total amount of space. If adult entertainment establishments don't have enough space they will proba­ bly go lo court over It.* He said by combining the available space. It puis both the city and county Into u p o­ sition where It would t>e more difficult for the adult en ter­ tainment people to take the mattrr to rourt for approval. "With the two Jurisdictions (tooling sites, we stand a bet­ ter chance of being taken to rourt over this." he said. Simmons, who lias an­ nounced he would be leaving his city post later this year, said he Is very proud of the accomplishments and progress made by the city since hr first look office. V. I 1L O C A L F O R E C A S T | | T ID E S ~ To d a y n Partly cloudy. Highs In TUESDAY: 50LUNAR TABLE: min. 2:55 a.m., maj. 8:55 a.m., min. 3:05 p.m., maj. 9:15 p.m. TIDES: Daytona Beach: high: 5:44 a.m.. 6:10 p.m., low: 11:58 a.m.. — p.m. New Smyrna Beach: high: 5:49 a.m., 6:15 L o w s I n t h e lo w -6 0 s . p.m., low: — a.m.. 12:03 p.m.. IB t r a s o a o o u t l o o k l Cocoa Beach: high: 6:04 a.m., 6:30 p.m.. low: — a.m., 12:18 TUESDAY Ptcldy 81 68 Ptddj S4 OS p.m. the low-80s Lows In the mid60s. M d B M d ijr Partly cloudy. Highs In the mld-80a. Lows in the m id-60s. T h u rs d a y : Isolated thunderstorms. Highs In the low-80a. Lows in the low -60s. F r id a y : Isolated thunder­ storms. Highs In the low-SOs. rw D A T |M A C H C O M C m O m ~ | THURSDAY Tatnna S3 63 Tatnna 81 61 ft Haw Smyrna Beach; Seas are 36 feet and choppy. Water temperature at Daytona la Hsrs *r* ths winning numbers 64 degrees and at New ssisctsd on Monday In ths Symma. 65 degrees. Winds Florida Lottery: are from the south at 10-20 Fantasy* m.p.h. 7-11-1S-14-2S Lotto (Apr* 4) 3-24 2S 3* 42-47 \ m m m cM T~] Tka high Mmpsiatan la Itsbrtf ft— Jay was 79 O S * Phy4 ilsgiii* am* ths overnight low was *7. [ r 0-7-M Rsoortfsd rainfall for ths psrlod sndlng at lO a.m., W Cull 3 Tuesday totals* 0.00 Inch. ■•warts*....... ...... 7:09 s.a*. •Swasst...............7:40 p.w. m n a rn m Seminole Herald “Serving Seminole County Since 1908" Tuesday, April 7.1998 • Vot. 90. No. 161 Pubfcahad: Daily Except Monday. Saturday A Christmas by Rapubtc Newspaper*. Inc. •300 N. French Ave., Sanford, FL 32771 Phone: (407) 322-2611 Fax: (407) 323-9406 AMUMST1U110N Odessa Pugh •Business LUnagar TsrsnOsnss Mehnds items Lnds Spiegel ADVEItm eM LavemeCoi Eleme Guldens Houle lavender Keaw Werner - Meneger OSCULATION LEGAL* Margaret susy CMs Srieip - Manager PRODUCTION EDITORIAL Frank VoeoSns - Manager Lacy Low Peggy fieeMer Shed Brake Cheryl Smart Done Ostrich Dadd Frazer press a sttuppsm Jeans Hughe* Robert'Skip'Cowan Courtney leaser Mark Savos Nek Ptcdagf Be Egan Sandy Pi*Hey Dean SmOi Ehran Tynea, Jr. • Cheryt Slone Tommy Wxant Head Pressman Susan Wanner Russ Wise PenoOcai Postags Paid at Sarionl. FtorxS Subecnpeon Raise (Oaky * Sunday) and addSonal matog oriicas Mai USPS 4*1280 824 00 3 Month* 119 W Postmaster Send address cnenget to 84*00 6 Mores 83800 *8*00 1 Tsar 878 00 The SEMINOLE HERALD Florida Residents add 7% saSe Is* PO Bo* 16*7 lo above rasa Serterd. FL 32772-1687 Republic Newspapers, Inc. t A l l h r a n a n ls tlo n HAROLD J. A V E D ItLA N Harold J. Avedlslan, 51. Mill Shore Drive. Chuluota, died Wednesday. April 1, 1998. Mr. Avedlslan was disabled. He was an Episcopalian. Survivors include daughter. Marie, Chuluota: aon. Ryan. Chuluota. sister. Ruth Keen. Palm Bay. Family Funeral Care, Oviedo, In charge of arrangements. JUANITA LYNN KITCHEN Juanita Lynn Kitchen. 68, Pork Manor Drive. Orlando, died Friday. April 3, 1998. Bom In Bainbridgc. Ga.. ahe moved to Central Florida In 1976. Mrs. Kitchen waa retired from The First FA Bank and Winn Dixie In Longwood. She was d member of Sanlando Untied Methodist Church. Survivors Include husband. Harry E.; son M any E. Jr.. S a ­ vannah, Ga.: daughters. Patri­ cia Harrington. Deltona. Han­ nah Taylor, Orlando: aliters, Jean Watkins. Monteccllo, Ga. Anita Messier Stockbrtdge. Ga: 3 grandchildren. Family Funeral Care. Oviedo, in charge o f arrangements. kfOZELIA LEWIS Mozella Lewis. 55, Douglas Street. Sanford, died Sunday, April 5, 1998 at her residence. Bom Feb. 8. 1943 In Georgia, she moved to Sanford In 1992 from Stuart, Fla. Ms. Lewis was a homemaker. She was a B a p ­ tist. Survivors Include sisters, Harriett Scott, Julia Mae. Henry Lee Choice. Flora Ann Alexander, all of Sanford: brothers. Willie Lee. Rochester. N.Y.. Samuel Lee. Altamonte Springs, Johnny. Fayetteville. N.C. Sunrise Funeral Home, S an ­ ford, In charge of arrange­ ments. A n Not Major Problem*-/ Consult a Specialist 2 0 9 W . 2 5 th S t , S a a b r * STANLEY C. WRIGHT Stanley C. Wright, 83, Curry Ford Road, Orlando, died Fri­ day, April 3, 1998. Bom In A b ­ erdeen. Scotland, he moved to Central Florida In 1986 from Ft. Lauderdale. Mr. Wright waa ■resident o f Wright & Putnam nsurancc Agency. He waa a Presbyterian. Survivors Include wife, Fe­ licia: aon. Stan. Plantation; daughters, Patricia Young. O r­ lando, Sherry Gardner, Clarksville. Md.; stepson. Jon Thorwald, Quitman, Texas; sla­ ter. Connie Morris, Westerly, ILL; 5 grandchildren; 1 great­ grandchild. Family Funeral Care, Oviedo. In charge of arrangements. { Fisas* ass OMtnariss, Fags 1A Exclusively Serving Seminole County — Gift Certificates Available— •WeeklyMaintenance Q # • Planting • Pruning • Brush Removal • Mulch X 3 ! * . •Stone/Block Walls — Senior Citizen Discounts— �I Seminota Herald. Sanlord. Florida •Tuesday. Apnl 7,1998 •3 A Employed— Continued from P a|i 1A rates of the two previous quartera. Central Florida Is In the n a­ tion's Top 10 list for economic growth. According to Notion's (tank Chief Economist, Lynn Reaser, 'Florida will probably be one of the strong states In the nation and will lead the Southeast In 1998.' Ms. Rraser pointed out that sustained growth which was propelled In part by Disney's operations, has created new challenges for businesses In the area. Her concern Is that there might b e a shortage of available workers since the supply scale Is so great. Another sector keeping Its eyes on Central Florida's growth Is the Metro Orlando Economic Development C o m ­ mission for Central Florida. According to the Director of Economic Development for Seminole County, Tracy Oryglcl. Job growth and expan­ • of People 1MW1M7 Samioota: Owns: Lafca: O909Ot&! Votuakt: Sumpter Brevard: Marion: 204871/196,145 455*13/435*43 82*51/78,894 16*87/16*19 78*84/78,453 174*29/170*68 14,455/13,766 201*48/198,715 94,405/91,775 sions/relocation's are in­ creasing In the Sanford. Lake Mary. Heathrow and Altamonte Springs locations. Matrix Marketing, a Tech Support/Call Center will have an additional 700 Jobs In Its Maitland, Lake Mary, and Sanford offices by the end of 1098. The company currently employs 400 people. bright Voice Systems, a world leader tn .voice techno)- 1999/1987 Unamp. Rats • of Paopla 1998/1987 198*78/199*01 424,403/421,337 900,0090/78*19 14,988/14*38 74,412/70*88 166*99/163*50 13,968/13*03 194,054/187*44 90,478/87,429 2*/3.4% 3.0/3.3 % 3.1/3.4 % 3.1/3*% 32ns % 3.4/4.0 % 3.4/4*% 3.9/47 % 4*/4.7 % • Of People processing center, began o p ­ erations In the Lake Mary lo ca­ tion last summer and plans to ogy and services, lias relocated Its corporate headquarters, product demonstration center, finance and administration, software engineering and training to Dike Mary, from Wichita. Kansas. The company plans on employing 300 peo­ ple. First USA, a credit card Do you know what’s going on in your community? expand Its offices with a total o f 775 employees. BellSouth. Dike Maty branch, also announced that It created an additional 300 Jobs, exceeding Its 353 employed when it began operations In 1997. Central Florida’s economy Is (rooming. It's resurgence Is based on Industries that nre growing nationally. Seminole County's Krnnomlr Developmrnt Director, Trnry Gryglrl. sites at least 25 new com pa­ nies for 1998. New businesses In Industries such as: Softwarr teclmlcul support. Telecom ­ munication, Hill processing center*, Conveyors Beverage Industry. Systems A Hospital Beds. Healthcare Software De­ velopment. Existing businesses In the flrld of transportation, commercial construction, bridges and roads will acceler­ ate In the region's most popu­ lous district. The Seminole Herald wants to hear from YOU! Call us with your news tips and event information for Longwood, Winter Springs and Oviedo. 322-2611 , , Have Tara Stillwell. 22. of 024 Dolphin ltd., Winter Springs, was arrested Sunday. April 5, by Winter Springs police. Still­ well was charged with battery and arrested In the 500 block of Greenspring Circle. Stillwell allegedly hit and scratched vic­ tim. Marvin Kllllngsworth. 29, of 1512 S. Summerlin Ave.. S a n ­ ford, was arrested Sunday. April 5. by Sanford police. Killlngsworth wan charged with battery and arretted at the above address. Kllllngsworth allegedly punched his live In girlfriend In the arm and head. Rodney Albright, 31. of 10S Garrison Dr., Sanford, was a r­ rested Sunday, April 5, try Sanford police. Albright was charged with aggravated b a t­ tery. resisting with violence, disorderly conduct and battery on u law enforcement officer. Albright was arrested at the a trove address. Albright alleg­ edly came out and started Jumping on the officer's patrol car. As the officer got out of hi a vehicle. Albright kicked at the officer. * Alvin Hicks. 48. of 7 William Clark Ct.. Sanford, was ar­ rested Monday. April 0, by Sanford police, Hicks was charged with battery and re­ sisting without vtolrnee. Hicks w as arrested at the above a d ­ dress. Hicks allegedly pushed his girlfriend to the ground causing a fracture of her right leg Francis GabrleUe. 41, of 075 Land Ave.. Longwood. was a r­ rested Sunday. April 5, by Longwood police. GabrleUe was charged with battery and ar­ rested at the above address. GabrleUe allegedly struck vic­ tim with a half hill bottle of |)ffr Lisa Gonzalez, 30. of 4220 S. Orlando Dr.. Sanford, was a r ­ rested Sunday. April 5. by Sanford pollrc. Gonzalez was chargrd with burglary and b a t­ tery. Gonzalez w as arrested at the above address. Gonzalez allegedly punrhed victim tn the arm. and also broke out a win­ dow at the victim's apartment. David Prlndle. 33. of 430 S. Hawthorne, Winter Springs, was arrested Friday, April 3. by Winter Springs police. Prindlr was charged with battery and arrested at Uie above address. Prlndle allegedly punched his ex-wtfe In the head. Randolph Clark. 51. of 2110 Crossover Ln., Geneva, was urresled Friday, April 3. by Seminole County deputies. Clark was charged with aggra­ vated assault and battery. Clark was arrested at Uie above address. Clark allegedly hit his wife several times and also kicked her on the sides. ^ GET A HEAD START O N TANNING BUY 10 • GET ? SESSIONS FREE OR GET 1 FREE WEEN WITH UNLIMITED MONTHLY PACKAGE Wilt Coupon [ ip i If 98 Full Service Hair Full Service Nails Tanning Pedicures ^ Paraffin Treatments * OB 323-8029 HI Country Club Square 1 7 4 0 W A i r p o r t Blvd S a n l o r r t 323-8029 • M m r y ’m O ld m m t R m m tm u rm n t U|jSI n » 0 0 ^ 0 11 Battery or iu a u H itJ v e C u ts Bernard Fries*. 45. o f 701 Eagle Ave., Longwood. was ar­ rested Saturday. April 4. by Longwood police. Fries* was rharged with aggravated as­ sault and anested at the above address. Frless allegedly threatened his roommate with a large buleher knife. Frederick Alcorn. 54. of 2020 S. Laurel Ave., Sanford, was ar­ rested Sunday. April 5. by Sanford polite Alcorn was charged with liattery and a r­ rested at the atrove address. Alcorn allegedly struck hts llvetn girlfriend several times. Rowkctptwf vat. no.. F A M IL Y O W N E D A O P E R A T E D W r'rr O n im ird ui prmtdinf |unJ x n ic t . (nod fowl. »n d f » o d »emm.ptwt« for ihc m iire fufmly" Fax us your ordar at: 322-0688 m n . CMntnr etui m . H9W MOurV Otiii Cirri Opes M-Th • a m .- ■ p.m . Fri. S Sat. • «.m - 10 Son U rn . -Ip.w.___________ Call Us For Fast Delivery! Robbary Stephanie Binnchlnl. 34. of 2450 Byrd Ave., Sanford, was arrested Sunday. April 5. by Sanford polire. Blanrhtnl was charged with robbery (unarmed) and arrested at the above address. Blanchlnl a l­ legedly grabbed victim's purse and stolr $15 out of It. 40 Ysars of Hooost Sorvlco Groat Ratos on Quality Workmanship « Import w Piamtk •M a •Van •Trsckt •RVY “ t lta s ta d • ClstsSM• CVJoists• M s * •Fro TowMf Wtt Major fUpain MeetingCoatls 1A March. It was estimated that only 20 to 25 persona were on t u u u l. l u l l a g a in , U m . g re a te s t majority Indicated',. they o p ­ posed Hie Fort Melton Pork lo­ cations. Sanford City Commissioner Will try Eckstein reported he attended the meeting but was disappointed that It appeared mostly persons i.„ainst using the park area were on hand. The chamber Is urging all Bibles persona to be on Irand for this Thursday night's meeting. Fea­ tured speaker on the subject w ill be Sanlord Mayor Larry DtfU. The meeting Is free and open to the general public. The Greater Sanford Cham ber of Commerce office Is located at 400 E. First Street In Down­ town Sanford. For additional Information, phone the chamber office at 322-2212. 1A obtaining contributions from Individuals to purchase the B i­ bles. He titan contacted the American node Society and re­ quested assistance. Because o f Uie youth's age, the American Bible Society chose to match Ryan for each Bible he w as able to purchase through the donated funds. As a result of his efforts, he will deliver 2.350 blbles to Chaplain Chuck Pltroff at the correctional facility this Fri­ day. April 10. at 10 a.m. At tliat time. Sheriff Eallngrr wtl) be on hand to present Ryan with a Certificate of A p ­ preciation for his efforts. Ql 6 6 8 2 9 2 9 905-B s US Hwy. 17-92 DaBary §1 & Across from the F.P.L. Smoke Stacks — gl The Ritz Theatre Presents AdultGold closed. Sassy Merlot's danced on. Judge Leonard Wood ruled In favor of the county and Judge Dickey against in Identical caaea. Dickey suggested the county work on Its ordinance. Almost s year later, the two cases continue. VIP Oold's case Is waiting for a look by the 5th District Court of Appeals tn Daytona Beach. Sassy Merlot's Is still bouncing around In Circuit Court, the original ruling by Judge Dickey never being appealed. "Why didn't you appeal," Dickey asked attor­ ney Andy Brumby on Monday. Brumby said the county chose a different strategy. The decision by the 5th District Court of A p ­ peals could d e a r up most of the confusion. A t­ torney Hugh Trees warns not to place too much emphasis on this call. The 5th District Court of Appeals la reviewing Judge Wood's decision that w as made before the county finalized Its adult code. By this time there were numerous revi­ sions. zoning, land use and site ordinances. *It's not as simplified as the county is sug­ gesting.” Ttees said. County Commission Chairman Randy Morels warned a year ago that It would be a lengthy process but that the county would succeed In It mission to regulate adult entertainment and sexually-oriented businesses. "While some people are not fond of adult en­ tertainment clubs, they are protected by the Constitution,” said Sassy's Merlot's owner Doug Bangle, ”1 have not broken any laws.” O n Monday, the court agreed. Healthbe held Thursday, April 9 be­ ginning at 3:30 p.m. and end­ ing at 4 p.m. with refreshmen ta. Unhealthy behaviors and en­ vironmental conditions con­ tribute the moat to premature death, resulting In approxi­ mately 70 percent of all deaths before age 75 In the United States according to the Centers for Disease Control and Pre­ vention. It la one o f the responsibili­ ties of the Health Department to assess and monitor the health and safety needs o f the community helping to ensure a pollution free environment. This ta done through data col­ lection and analysis, problem Investigation, and development and monitoring of safety pro­ grams. Fifty percent of the factors contributing to premature death are within the Individ­ ual's control according to Polkowskl. These factors In­ clude behavior choices such aa drug and alcohol use, diet and exercise, and sexual activity. The Health Department works to assure the health and safety of the community by providing health education, In­ tervention and prevention pro­ grams, and emergency re­ sponse and recovery efforts. Central Florida's nigh rate of tourism brings In large num ­ bers of people from other countries and with them In­ creased exposure to diseases. Polkowskl stresses the Impor­ tance of Immunization, and confidential screening and testing programs provided by the Health Department. 'It Is our goal to ensure good health outcomes for the entire community,” said Polkowskl. For more Information con­ cerning programs provided by the Seminole County Public Health Department call (407) 322-2724. Obituaries Henry Clark Moore, 98. East Second Street. Sanfotd, died Sunday. April 5, 1996. Born March 17. 1902. ln Elbert County, G a„ he moved to Cen­ tral Florida In 1928. Mr. Moore retired a s a district supervisor after 41 years with Florida Power A light, Corp. He waa a Deacon Emeritus, and former of Flrat Baptist Church, member and past Master o f Sanford M a­ sonic Lodge No. 62, F A A.M. Mr. Moore served on the Civil Service Board for the City of Sanford. He waa a member of First Baptist Church of S an ­ ford. Survivors Include sons. H. Clark Jr., Orange City, William D „ Sanford: sister, Mrs. Vera B. Campbell, Gaithersburg. Md.; 7 grandchildren. 5 great­ grandchildren. Brtaaon Funeral Home, S an ­ ford. in charge o f arrange­ ments. iromwi ■ Funeral service lor Mr. Moore will be Thursday at 2 p.m. in the Brtsaan Funeral Chapel with the Rev. Wayne liarvey and Elder John L. Sauls, Sr. officiating. Interment will follow In Oaklawn Memorial Park. Friends may call at the funeral home Wednesday from S until 7 p.m. Driaaon Funeral Home. 3222131. Sanford, b In charge cf serv- St. Johns River Gallery, Inc. (Formerly First Street Gallery, Inc.) 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With the purchase of a 5-ycar freshwater license, anglers will receive a Ixmus package with product samples and magazines with In excess ol $50. In addition, the package will Include special deals and rebate ofTers worth hundreds of dollars more. In effect, you get live years' worth of freshwater fishing, virtu­ ally free*. "Major national manufacturers and local companies combined to provide this offer for the llrst time anywhere last year," said Hob Wattendorf, of the GFC's Division of Fisher­ ies. Die result was a six-fold Increase In liveyear freshwater fishing license sales during those two months. That Is extremely Impor­ tant lo the GFC Ix-cause II allows the agency to Invest the money for Ifsh and wildlife con­ servation programs. At the same time manufacturers, publishers and other par­ ticipants goi to pul their products In the hands of dedicated anglers who are likely to s|x-nd thousands of dollars on their sport ! during the next live years. Ifils year, the sample value Is nearly dou­ bled. Lure manufacturers such as Cotee, ! Culprit. Phantom, Kapala. Reaction. Ill 1 | Tackle and Storm are providing samples. Popular magazines like "Bass Destinations,* "Florida Fishing and Uoatlng," and "Florida Wildlife" will lx- Inrltided. Coupons will let ' you get a free copy of "Florida Sportsmen" along with a frre |>ass to one of Its boat shows, and a free copy of "Outdoor World." discount coupons for IJassPro Shops and a free fishing lure and special discount offer from l.uhr-Jenson. Other offers Include discounted member: ships In "Fishing Made Cheap." (a wholesale i club) and In the International Game Fish As; soclatlon, both of which provide free lures GREYHOUNDS 12, LIONS S OVIEDO . O f Ihr many numlrrrs tli.it drflnrd l.ym.iii llluli School's 12-5 win over Ovfttln Mon day night In their (iA District 3 baseball con test, tbr inn* th.ii caught Lyman coach lioh McCulloughs Jitlenllon was 0 ... as in 0 errors. "I’ll tell you what Impressed me tonight, our defense." said McCullough, whose team Im­ proved to 11-11 overall, hut more Imixirtantly 62 In district play and a win away from clinching thr No. I seed In Ihr upeomlng district tourna­ ment. "Hilling ran win games, but pitching and defense win championships Tonight, wr made the plays we had lo make." McCullough pointed out that Its Imperative llial the Greyhounds play solid defense behind Monday s starting pitcher. Evan Ddaroiio. A II nrsse pitcher who roaxrs hatters to gel them selves out. Lolucono rrllrs heavily on defensive support. "Evans going to put thr hall In play." said McCullough. "It's his Job to get the battels to lilt his pitch And when tliry do. we have lo make the plays behind him," lailarono and the Greyhounds did lh.it for six ot Monday night's seven innings Only a dvr-run outburst iry Oviedo In Ihe second Inning ruined an otherwise solid performance. 'That s what happens sometimes. said McCullough with a shake ol Ills head, 'Evan will get a four or flvr run lead and suddenly he Lyman 311 030 2 . 12 13 0 Oviedo 030 OOO 0 _ 3 6 0 1» n«t<iiiim ami Kaminski Monaco Traf|{fr (5) and FrciM WI1 I i ii.it i ititi 11 1| (J1 Mount n (4-21 Savr _ none ill I vtii.iti lUdrllff 2 Kpplr and llrsi Ovtrdfi Knapp '111 ■Kivir Mil I vman f an Ovinia t'rml and lUnkm KrtnriL I vm.tn 1 I 11 H i i.A I im m h l (Mnki 9 «H. 2 litstni i :» SATURD AY BULLDOGS 0, LIONS 9 Oviedo 113 OOO 0 . 5 1 1 3 Dr Land OOO 012 3 . 0 9 2 Siitmvrr Wrnirr |Fi| fir.ivMtn (7| lltmUrll l?| and Krwin Nit krrl Mr|!*miici ( It iirid IIHtl WI* Nrlann (2 it IJ* . Untilm II S.»vr ivtHtr il l _ Ovlnln IinlmcA IkrLind Swart/ 2 dlt itttfir ItN hour lintiftS _ OrLtml 7-12 thinks lies a fireball plti her who ran gel h a l­ iers out with Ills fastball. And dial doesn I hap­ pen very often." lzjlactmu squandered a -1-0 lead when lie sur­ rendered a solo home run lo Jeremy Frost and a three-nm blast to Rvan Rankin, all In the sec­ ond Inning l-irry Grayson then walked, stole second, and scored on a pair of wild pilches to givr Oviedo a 5-4 lead. That's*when McCullough railed time out. went lo thr mound, and reminded Lolacoiio In no un­ certain terms exactly what his Job was and how he was supposed to go about accomplishing ll. Dilacnrio (-1-4) obviously paid nttrntlon. After escaping the second Inning. Izilaeono allowed Oviedo only two more hits and two walks lone Intentional) over Ihe final five Innings. Thr Greyhound defense turned u pair of douhlr plays behind him lo erase two of the four run­ ners. H ie Greyhounds tied the score with a run In the lop of Ihe third, then went ahead lo stay with a five-run outburst In the lop of the fifth. Kit Kaminski singled home Jose Torres with the go-ahead nin. Hrandon Epple added a two-run douhlr while Hilly Hess contributed a two-run single. Keying Lyman's 15 hit assault were Todd Radrllfl (two doubles, single, RIM) and Torres (three singles. Ihree runs). Also chipping In were Tyler Carr (two-run home run): Epple (double, single, two runs, two RIM); Hess (double, single, run. four RBI): Kevin Graves (two singles, two runs. RIM): Kaminski (single, two runs. RBI): and David Milton (single, run. RIM). ITovIdlng Ihe offense for Oviedo (which has lost three straight 6A-3 games. Including seeing an early 5-0 lead disappear on Saturday as DeLuid scored three-runs In the liottom of the seventh Inning to win 6-5) were Rankin (thrccnm home run); Erost (solo home .run); Ben Knapp Idoublc, single, mn); Rich Rodriguez (single, run); Lawrence Jliliz (single); and Grayson (one nm). Lyman Is ofT until Friday, when the Grey­ hounds will visit Seminole for a Seminole Ath­ letic Conference contest. Oviedo (9-H and 2-G In thr district) visits Lake Mary Wednesday night. CHAMPIONS CROWNED AT MID-FLORIDA CLASSIC Prom B U D Reports V' ( • a n d Incentives to Join. Sierra G a m e s will Include a dem o C D for ‘ their m ost p o p u la r fishin g gam es, C h u m 1 pion. R an ger a n d T rack er b o a ts a rc each In! e lu d in g special offers, ns a rc H u m m ln h lrd { a n d Apelco (R aytheon ) electronics. O cean 2 W a v e s su n g la sse s. L arson O u td oor IT css. 1 Q u a n tu m Reels. M otor G u id e a n d other speI clal d e a ls com plete the package. To rvcrlve the b o n u s jKirkagc all you need l to d o Is b u y a license that Includes at least * five y e a rs o f fre sh w a ter fishin g privileges I (lifetime licenses a n d five-year c o m b in a tio n » licenses that Include fresh w ater fish in g £ privileges a re eligible) th ro u g h the Instant 11j cense n u m b e r at I-8 8 8 -F IS M -F L O R 1 D A (347» 4356) o r th ro u g h the cou nty tax collector, t Th e cost o f the license Is $61.50 p lu s $3.05 su rc h a rg e for u sin g the Instant license serv­ ice. F ive-year a n d lifetime licenses a u to m a tlJ cally cover an y fee Increases that m ay o c c u r 1 before the license expires. N n M M a lfM ilH M SANFORD _ Promoter Sonny MotneU (in suit, left and top photo) posos with men's champion Mike Aichele from Team Boyle in FI. My­ ers as wol as the top women (from left, top photo) Stephanie Addison, Joanna Phillips, overall champion Cynthia Ekman from Columbia, South Carolina. Adrienne Provost, Tricia :Lucarolli and DeBary's Tracy Blaha in the 1998 Mid-Florida Body­ building Classic and Ms. Fitness U S A Qualifier that was contested at the Sanford Civic Center on Satur­ day. The ovont was for drug free body­ builders and proceeds from the show wil go to benefit the "D.A.R.E. Program" to keep kids off drugs and also to help victims ol Ihe recent tornadoes that hit Central Florida. t i SHUPE'S SCOOP are a bargain, and j the monies are used to fund many useI ful programs. Fl.sh/rifl ((censes FISHING FORECAST Th e river Is still very high, a n d fish a re tough to locate. Y o u r best bet Is lo fish local lakes for bass, a s fish a re contained to d is­ tinct are a s. S h in e rs a n d plastic w o rm s a re typically productive this time o f y e a r for bass. Snook ore r u n n in g at S ebastian In le t. Large live sh rim p are the top bait for sn ook to 18 po u n d s. A few floun der, redflsh. tro u t a n d Jack crcvalle are also m ixed In w ith catches. C ap tain J a c k a t Port C a n a v e ra l rep orts that h igh seas h av e kept b oats In Port. E x ­ pect dolphin, cobia a n d kin g m ackerel w h e n seas subside. In the m eantim e, sh eepsh cad a n d flou n d er a re rated a s fair on the P o r t . Trout a n d red flsh a re b e g in n in g to roam the flats o f the B a n a n a a n d Indian Rivera. S h e c p sh e a d con tin ue lo b e the m ainstay at Ponce In le t. Fish to 8 p o u n d s w ill readily bite live sh rim p or fiddler c ra b s. A lso cou nt o n blu eflsh , d ru m , Jack crcvalle a n d a few re d ­ flsh. T ro u t a n d red flsh ore rated a s good In M o so u lto L a g o o n . ‘Noles win Tribe netters down Deltona Prom SUIT Reports DELTONA _ The Seminole High tennis teams roasted to district wins over Deltona on Monday. The boys (0-6) caged the Wolves 5-2 and the girls (5-7) romped 8-1. Botli trams will he In district ac­ tion against Ptnc Ridge today, with the girls playing at home and Lhe boys traveling lo Deltona. Both matches will shut at 3:30 p.m. BOYS FIGHTING SEMIN OLE 8 5. WOLVES 2 SINGLES No 1 _ Itryan Kmxfe (Senilmtlr) dciralrd Mike Kapil. B -I. No 2 . T.H- Parker (SrnUnuJel defeated Mall Mahoney, H-6. No. 3 _ Steve llowle IDclluna) defeated Rob­ bie Smith 8 0 No 4 _ John Good (Scmlnofel defeated Davtd OVek-tle. 8 2 No. 5 _ Tim McAfee (Deltona) defeated D fl Andy Edward*. 8-5 DOUBLES No. 1 _ Kiuxle Good ISctnlnolel defeated Kapil-Mahoney. 8 1 . No 2 _ I'arkrr Smith (ScmUiofel defeated Roafe UVrfellc 8 5 RECORDS Seminole 6 6. GIRLS FIGHTING 8EMINOLE8 6. WOLVES 1 SINGLED No. I _ KlnJIn Klllmalrr (Semlnolcl de­ feated Courtney Ikdeu. H I. No 2 . Paalia Raker lSeminole) defealrd Julie Grtllllh. 8-0 No J AUik- IXaz (Deltona) drfraled PaUlna Ramey. 8 1 . No. 4 _ llctiiany Kfetuuni (Seminole! dc fealrd lleallK-r Mi ilirn o u , 8 0 No 5 . Slirm Trunble ISemlnoU l defealrd Jenny Mukku. 8 0 DOUBLES No Ikdra No. feated iFxl I _ Klllmalrr-1 taker IScmtnole) detralcd GrUrtlh. 8-2 2 . Klrbuuni Trunble (Seminole) de­ Dlar. Mrl-hrnam. 8-2. RECORDS _ Seminole 6-7, SANFORD _ Lance Odom scat­ tered eight lilts over eight In­ nings and 1*31110 Silva had four hits uh Seminole edged Deltonu 4-3 tn 5A-District 5 baseball a c­ tion at Alumni Field Saturday. Odom Improved lo 5-2. while Silva finished 4-for-5 with an RBI and Bill Johnson doubled and Chaz Lytle drove In a run for the Fighting Sent Inoles. Tilings did not go as well for Lake Mary as Edgewater cam e up with four runs In the bottom of the sixth Inning for an 8-5, non-district contest In Orlando. Scott lllllnski hit a two-run home run to lead the Rams, while Brian Bretzcr was 2-for-4 and Jose Rosado was 2-for-3. Seminole, ranked in the top 10 In tile Class 5A state poll, la now 15-6 on the season and all hut assured o f the top seed In this month's district tournament that will be played at the H is­ toric Sanford Memorial Stadium. The Tribe will he at Lake Howell on Wednesday at 7 p.m. Lake Mary Is now 10-8 on the season and will host Oviedo on Wednesday at 7 p.m. FIGHTING BEMINOLES 4. WOLVES a, B inning# Deltona 002 10O 00 _ 3 8 2 Seminole 003 000 01 _ 4 100 IVtrmky and Krllrlt. CXloin and Tkylor WI* . Odom 15 21 U> . Pctrtnky. Save _ none. 211 . Deltona. Vfen: Seminote. Johnaon 311 _ none. H R . Deltona Vter*. Record* _ Seminole 16-6. EAGLES 8. RAMS B Lake Mary 001 201 1 _ 3 7 3 Edgewater 201 104 a _ 8 142 Corrao. O linen 16) and Sanford DeniHilm. Zaik 171 and Coulea. WP _ DenIwim 14 31 U> . O linen. Save . Zaek. 211 _ Kdgrwatrr. Packard 311 _ none. UR . Lake Mary. llUtnikl. Edfewaler. Rene Hnunla _ Lake Mary 10-B. Edgewater 11-10 Duvall pitches Tribe past Wolves in softball From Staff Reports SANFORD _ Maria Duvall pitched another strong game and Seminole scored five runs In the flfUi Inning to break a 1-1 tic us the Fighting Scmlnoles picked up an Important Class 5A-District 5 game, 6-1, over Deltona Saturday night. Duvall Improved to Q-4 on the season, scattering six hits und lowering her earned run average to 1.58 on the season. The Jun­ ior hurier has also allowed only 1.83 runs per game overall and struck out 70 In 84 Innings. Providing the offense for Seminole were Kelley Langton (2-for-3, run), Lakelta Bryant (1for-3 with a double, run. RBI), Amanda Muslakas (l-for-2, two RBI). Mandy Prtddy (1-for-3. RIM). Tamara Sleep (run) and Angela Keefer (RIM). Tiie Fighting Semlnolcs are now 9-5 overall and 6-1 in lhe district and all but assured of Die top seed in the district tou rnamrnt. which Seminole will host later this month. Seminole will host Lake How­ ell tonight starting at 6:30 p.m. F1QHTINO 8EM1NOLES 6. WOLVES 1 Deltona 010 000 0 _ 1 0 2 Sem lnola 100 000 x _ 0 0 2 I tall and Tull Duvall and EtUnd. WP . Duvall 10-4). Ll’ _ Halt. Save _ none. 2tl_ Scmlnufe. Dry ant 311 _ none. HR _ none. Hceania _ Deltona 0 5. Seminole 6 5 w m ll. 6 -1 5A 5. �xhc HeiaU. S.v'torJ, FVv k m • Tuesday April 7.1998 People Storm volunteer credits all CALENDAR Blood Bank Optim ist Club Central Florida Blood Bank Is asking donors of all types blood * especially O-tvpe d o ­ nors - to donate at Its Sanford branch. 1302 E. Second St. For information, call 322-0822. The Sanford Optimist Club meets every Wednesday at noon at the colonial Room In downtown Sanford. Visitors are welcome. Call 323-2194 or 3220298. W elcom e W agon A l-A n o n Seminole Spokes Welcome Wagon Club of Seminole county holds a coffee for new­ comers and second Wednesday of every month from 10 a m. until noon. For Information on address, call Betty. 095-0144. or Liicv . 322-7877. A support group for friends or relatives of alcoholics (A1 Anon) meets every Wednesday at H p.m.. at 111 E. 27th St. Just west of Sanford Avenue In Sanford. New visitors or mem bers are welcome to this 12 step group. Man who brings home the bacon makes wife feel fried BEAR A1U1Y: My husband thinks he’s better than 1 am because he earns money and 1don't. I stay home with our three childrvn During a recent argument, he spilled juice on our new carpet. When I asked him to clean it up, he refused, saying it's his carpet because he paid for it and it's my job to take care of his things. I try to explain that it's hard work to keep up a home and care for the children, but he says he'd change places with me anytime if I could find a job that pavs me the same amount of money hr makes. He knows I don't have thp skills to do that. • He Bays he loves me. but I don't think that you can love someone you don't value or respect because she doesn't bring home a paycheck. FEELING WORtliLESS IN NEW HAMPSHIRE D E A R F E E L IN G W O R T H ­ LESS: In 1988.1 printed a letter s t a tin g the d o lla r -a n d -c e n t a valu e o f a hom em aker. At the time. It was $52,000 a year, and the Employment Coat Index has c o n tin u a lly r is e n . Y o u r h u s ­ ban d should be a b le to do the math. Later, I told another wom an who described herself aa “only a housewife"! “In you r home you are the director o f health, edu ­ cation a n d w e lfa re ! the see retion a; th e c h a ir m a n o f the H o u * * 'R u le s C om m ittee; a n d the c h ie f o p e ra tin g o ffic e r o f family planning. Y ou’d have to be m a r r ie d to a m illio n a ir e to be p a id w h a t y o u 're re a lly worth." G iv e y o u r h u s b a n d aom e food for thought. Schedule din­ ner a little later for him tonight, and leave this colum n on hia % ADVICE ABIGAIL VAN BUREN plate for him to digest, DEAR AH BY: I think you missed the real issue in the letter from "Enough Already in New York." the man whose company made him room with a gay colleague on a busi­ ness trip. "Enough" managed to endure his discomfort during the tnp. What he's had enough of is the ribbing from his co-workera after his return. Abby. the man is being harassed. The subject o f the harassment is sexual in nature. Sexual harass­ ment, homophobic or otherwise, should not be tolerated in any work­ place. "Enough" should aak his co­ workers to stop harassing him. If they persist, management should discipline them. If management fails to intervene, this man has a claim against his employers. LAURIE LEIBER D E A R LA U R IEi YouYo right. I tattod to sw» Urn fceou tla c the analysis. T o rocoivo ■ re lW U o s of Abbjr** ■ “ * m vm o ra b l* - and most fraq u antljr rrq u N to d — plu s ctivck o r a io a o r a rd o r fo r Sl.SS IS4.S0 la C a a a d a ) tot D o o r A b k y ’i •Kooporo." P.O. Box 447, M ow in. 410*44447. IPooUC* lx lortodod I who helped in hours of need By Susan Wenner HERALD STAF F WRITER I.AKF: MARY Lake Mary resi­ dent, Cindy Von Herbnlls worked tirelessly during the time of the devastating tornado. Her volunteer efforts reached many yet stemmed only from n few cartng souls trying to help those In need. Previously. Von llerbulls assisted Christian HELP and Its thrift store. "I would go to yard sales and see what they were going to do with Items after the sale was over." she said. "I would go back and pick up the Items and take them to the thrift store for them to sell. It would help the organization." Although Von Herbulls presently cares for an elderly neighbor now living In her home she still takes time for others. She also has two young sons. Daniel and Austin. "Monday morning after the tornado happened I was talking to u friend and we were dis­ cussing what we could do to help," she shared. "Wc figured we could make sandwiches. We called the Red Cross and they said they needed money. Wc knew we didn't have extra money to give. For the next two 1lours I was on the phone with c ia c u r r c o u r t o r THS I STM JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AMD FOR SSNIMOLS COUMTY, FLORIDA OSMIRAL JURISDICTION DIVISION CASS NOi S7-1SSS-CA-14A N0RWI4T MORTGAGE. INC . A CALIFORNIA CORPORATION F/K/A NORWIST MORTGAGE. INC . A MINNESOTA CORPORATION PLAINnFF VS OELLA V TATMAM IF UV1NO. ANO IF DEAD. THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE. HEIRS. DEVISEES. ORANTEES. ASSIGNEES. LIENORS. CREDITORS. TRUSTEES ANO ALL OTHER PARnES CLAIMING AN INTEREST BY. th r o u g h , under or AOAJNST DELLA V TATHAM UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF DELLA V TATHAM. IF ANY; JOHN DOE AND JANE DOE AS UNKNOWN TENANTS !N POSSESSION DCFENOANT(S) NOTICS OF F O R IC IO S U R S SALS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pursuant lo a Summary Final Judgment ol loracloaure dated March 27th. I t S i. entered In Civil Cere No. 47-1303-CA14 A ol Vie Circuit Court ol V«e ISTH Judicial Circuit tn and lor SEMI. NOLE County. SANFORD. Florid*. I will *eN lo IN* htgheit and best bidder tor ca*h AT THE WEST FRONT DOOR OF THE SEMINOLE County Vegetable gardens range In size from plant containers (mint-gardens) all the way to fields of an acre or more (maxtgardens). What makes them all gardens rather than farms Is that the produce is consumed by the gro wer, or his family and friends, rather than being m ar­ keted. Minigardening la practi­ cal for those who do not have sufficient yard space for a burgIn. apartments and condomini­ um s can grow at least a few veg­ etables by planting a mlnlgarden. Areas suitable are along fences and In fence comers. In and around flower beds, adja­ cent to walks and drives, near the foundation of the house, on patios, porches and balconies, and even on roof-tops. Such Courtboin* located at SOI N PARK A V I. In SANFORD. Florid*. *1 11:00 a m on lb* 2Slh day ol April. 1S00 the lotiowkiq described property 11 M l lorlh In Mid Summary Final Judgment, lo-wrt LOT IS. BLOCK 0. EASTBROOK SUBDIVISION UNIT NO. EIGHT. ACCOROINO TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDEO IN P U T BOOK 14. PAOSS 41 ANO 42. PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA Deled VMt 31 *1 day ol MARCH. IM S. (CIRCUIT COURT SEAL] MARVANNE MORSE Clef* ol lb* Circuit Court By Ruth King Deputy Cler* THE U W OFFICES OF 8 30 there so they would lie rlosr to the people." she said. "1 knew wc needed to lie elosc to the people. Wc wanted to keep things where they were. We were there for five days. It started out that wc were the only people there that first Monday and others came later. We came buck to check on the people on Saturday nnd Sunday. The things were moved In the churches on the following Monday." She added that her husliand of six years, Bernle . had grown up In Sanford und there was a special place In her heart because of this bond. Her In­ law’s have also lieen In Sanford for many years. "When I drove down Into the tornado area with someone I saw so much." she said. "I saw some people that couldn't get out. I felt so much for the peo­ ple. I Just knew that they need­ ed help. I knew I needed to be there. My kids were with me loo. I think II was n good experience for Ihcnt." She closed by saying," I really want to thank all the people tliat donated Items and food. I want to thank Wal-Mart too. So many people would go out and buy what the people needed. The outpouring of support from the people was great." Although shs spent many hours making Mo a httto oastor lor devas­ tated victims. Cindy Von Hurbuks crodits tho many other people mho • volunteered their time helping vic­ tims In the aftermath ol the recent tornadoes. A ll you need to know about vegetable gardens Legal Notice im t h s Seminole County Sherlff.s Office. Seminole County and the Salvation Army. The Sheriffs Office gave me the numtier of the Command Center." By the time that Von llerbulls finally reached Mr. Barnett, she and others had collected towels, clothes nnd shoes. "I figured the people would be wet and cold by then." she said. "I knew wc needed to be close to the people so they could get things easily. Wc asked If we could Just sit by the van In case anyone came up and needed something." Initially, Von Herbulls. her sis­ ter-in-law. Lort Von llrrbulls and Debbie Redman sat by the Command Post where the police were located. On the first day. shoes, socks and blankets were gtven. "By the time wc left that first day my van was full." she said. "A lady came by nnd brought three car loads of stuff. Many people dropped off food. WalMart donated things too." Eventually the group moved across the street from 'the Command Center and as Von Herbulls put It "It Just grew ,uid grew and grew." Items came In by the droves. T h e Salvation Army wnnted to take the things to their building but we wanted tilings to stay DAVID J STERN. PA. ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF SOI ■ Unnreratty Orrre Suite 400 Plantation. FL 32324 (•44) 233-4900 • 7-14077 In accordanc* with Iba American with OiMbtfttle* Act peraona with duabdmea need­ ing a ipeci*l accommodation to participate In NU* proem ding aboutd contact lb* Olar* ol lb* Circuit Court al Ibe SEMINOLE County CourtbouM at 407-3234330, not later (ban am an day* prior lo lb* proooedmg II tm * . Ing impaired. 1-400-044-4771 (TOO) or 1-SI Publiab. April 7.14. 1M4 DSP-72 9 00 | S 30 | TO 00 j 10 30 | 1" ' I • ’ -»o AL FER R ER culture can tie both practical and a n a mental If properly and Imagina­ tively done. - * * C o sta l— rs: Minigardening Involves growing plants tn con­ tainers which contain soil or any one of a variety of sot] su b ­ stitutes. A wide assortment of containers might be used, rang­ ing from hanging baskets and flower pots to tubs, and refuse cans. Most any container Is suitable aa long as tt la suffi­ ciently durable and large enough to hold the fully-grown plant or plants. In this respect, gardeners are limited only by their Imagination. B s i s s i bads: Many entire gardens are successfully grown throughout Florida on raised, constructed beds. When you plan the size of the beds. It Is a good practice to keep their area In a simple figure number of square feet In a small garden, a bed that la 2 x 5 feet (10 square feet) makr s garden calculations simple. To improve drainage and garden neatness, beds can be raised with brick, rot-resist­ ant lumber. landscape timbers, railroad ties, or concrete blocks. Many gardeners shovel soil from around the raised bed. This extra soil combined with liberal amounts o f organic am end­ ments crestcs the raised bed. Soil depth should be six Inches m i n i m u m , and twelve inches if Metal containers should be painted on the Inside with asphalt paint, and clear gUaa containers on the outside with dark paint. Be sure to punch holes at Interval I" above bottom of container to allow for drainage of excess moisture. Baskets could be lined with plastic to permit drainage. Fill container with growth medium. Lae a good garden soil, a pre­ pared mixture, or a noil substi­ tute such as sawdust or wood shavings. Boll media: A first time mintgardener probably should start with a commercial mix which is already mixed In the proper pro­ portions of ingredients. Some of the many combinations of aggregate materials which have been tried successfully with tomatoes are an follows: sa n d rl' part sand to 1 part perlite or vermicullte; I part sand to I part rice hulls: I part sand to I part redwood bark: I part sand to 1 pan pine bark: and 1 or 2 ports sand to 1 pan peat moss. In general, the more porous growth media, such as sand and gravel, most closely approx­ imate hydroponic culture. These tend to dry out fast and do not hold nutrtents very long. On Frtday. April 24. 10:00 am • 12 noon. Ms. Dana Sussm ann. from Division of Forestry, will do a presentation on tree care and problems, at the Cooperative Extension Service. 250 W. County Home Hoad. Sanford. FL. This pro­ gram is free and open to the public. If you would like to leant more about trees and their care you are cordially Invited to attend. Please RSVP for reserva­ tions at 323-2500. X-5558. or X-5561. Fertilising: Under these con­ ditions. the nutrient solution must be added and drained In the containers oner or twice a day. During especially hot. dry weather, the aggregate may need more than two drenching* dally, sometimes as many as five. Soil substitute mixes which contain ample organic matedals. and which iiave fentllzcr Included In llte mixing process, also will need additional fertiliz­ er from time to time, but at much less frequent intervals " than wlllt porous sand or gravel culture. Once every week or two may be suftlclent. Either drench with soluble frnillzer or apply dry common garden fertilizer to the soil surface and water thor­ oughly Into the root zone. Don’t apply too much or fertilizer bu m will result. Usually. 1 level teaspoon of dry fertilizer per square foot of soil surface Is adequate at each feeding. Where ready-mixed soluble fer­ tilizers are purchased, follow label directions for application. A suggested solution Is made with one ounce of 20-20-20 analysts water-soluble fertilizer , In 5 to 6 gallons of water. For tomatoes, substitute calcium nitrate for the complete fertilizer every 2 weeks. Mix at the rate of one ounce per 3 gallons of water to insure adequate calcium and to prevent bloasom-cnd rot. It may be used on oilier crops aa well a s tomatoes. Extracted from the University of Florida publication "Minigardening* (Growing Vegetables In Containers) Fact Sheet HS-708 by J. Stephen. tJ.H T • .■ The following births were re­ corded at Columbia Medical Center In Sanford: March 5 • Liana and George Driver. J r„ Orange City, Boy: Tiffany Miller. Sanford, Boy: Stephanie Somers and William Simpson. Jr.. Deltona. Olrl March 6 • Regina Smith and Ulesey O'Neal. Sanford. Olrl March 7 • Kcsia and Luis Fe­ liciano, Sanford. Boy March 8 • Lima and Kevin Kel­ ley, Sanford. Boy March 9 • Mlchalle and Paul Bcsrfleld. Orange City. Olrl March 10 • Wendy Lanette Buckner and Daahean Andreus Johnson. Sanford, Olrl: Linda. Marie and Timothy Robert Hiker. Deltona. Olrl fj l O A t i L IN l M A S ' V LAKL MAKY CINEM A ■___ •• • ••• 10 • i r. TITANIC 1220411400 THE LIQUOR STORE MONEY CHECK 0RDER8 CASHING HAN IN TH E IRON H M K --------- 12414 to 7 m o to ro-.: L A . CONFIDENTIAL 700*40 W a k iv t Stata P t r k HORSE RENTALS _ M EET TH E DEEDLE8 M *230220410 ** CREASE--------- 3 9 * $$$ DORALS & G.P.C. $9 J 2 2 1 J0 4 M TJ0 1000 - m e r 6 u r V r is in g " •00j A0 7X , 40 THE p a i i o 'a i i i i t ^ T Y fH T M r Carton *Tax ) M fik fe P R k N tt A M i U|l -J U U 4 V8 >7U ea W m tooo GOOD WILL HUNTING 110400 7 441411 �I - Legal N otices in t h i c ir c u it c o u n t Legal Notices ty balng In Iha County of SairHnola. Slata Of Florida Unloai auch cartlflcatafa) ahall ba radaamad according lo law. tha proparty daacnbad In such cartiflcatafi) will ba aold to tha highaat bidder at tha waal front doot. Sammola County Courlhouao, Sanlord. Florida, on fho ETth day of April. IM S. at 11 00 ■ m Paymanl ol Sala foo. appiicabta documanlary atamp t u n and racordmg laaa ara required lo ba paid by Iha auccaaalul biddsr ol tha aala Full paymanl of an amount oqual fo fho highott bid la dua within 24 houra altar tha advertised lima of fho aala All paymanta ahall bo caah or guarantaad Inttrumont. mad# payabla to tha Clark ol Iha Circuit Court Dalod Ihia ISIh day of March, IM S (Sail) MARYANNE MORSE CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA by Shirley C Hargarl Oapuly Clark Publish March 31 S April 7 14. A 31. ISSS DEO-E08 OF T H I I I T H JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR M M IN O L I COUNTY, FLORIDA O IN IR A L JURISDICTION DIVISION C A S I NOt S T - M i l O A I4 A CITIBANK f e d e r a l SAVINGS HANK PLAINTIFF VS ANA ROSA C PEREI IF LIVINO. AND IF DEAD. THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE. HEIRS. DEVISEES ORANTEES. ASSIONEES. LIENORS. CREDITORS TRUSTEES AND ALL OTHER PARTIES CLAIMINO AN INTEREST OY. THROUQM, UNDER OR AQAINST ANA ROSA C PEREZ. UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF ANA ROSA C PEREZ IF ANY. THE ■UNKNOWN HEIRS. BENEFICIARIES AND ALL 'OTHER PARTIES CLAIMINO [AGAINST THE ESTATE OF OSCAR PEREZ SAUNION. DECEASED MIOUEL A HERNANDEZ. UNKNOWN •SPOUSE OF MIOUEL A HERNANDEZ. UNKNOWN ‘ .SPOUSE OF MIOUEL A HERNANDEZ. IF ANY. •MARIAM OERRITY. UNITED STATES OF IN T H I CIRCUIT COUNT AMERICA JOHN DOE AND OF THB EIGHT 11 NTH 'JANE DOE AS UNKNOWN JUDICIAL CIRCUIT TENANTS IN POSSESSION IN AND FOR DEFENDANT'S) S IM IN O LI COUNTY, NOTICE FLORIDA OF FORSCLOSURE SAL* Fils No. B T-ISSO -C P NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN PNCBATS DIVISION Pursuant to ■ Summary Final In Ra Tha Eilala ol Judgment of foradoaura dated LENORA L BARBER Maic.fi 27th. ISSS. antarad in Dacaatad ■Civil Caaa No ST E M } CA14 A AMENDED NOTICS of Iha Circuit Court of Ifia ISTH OF ADMINISTRATION Judicial Circuit in and lor SEMI* Tha administration ol Iho NOLE County SANFORD atlata ol LENORA L BARBER, Florida. I mil tall lo Iha htghaal dacoaaod. File No SM0S0-CP. [rend bail tMddar for caah AT la ponding in Iha Circuit Court. THE WEST FRONT OOOR OF mi and lor Sammola County. THE SEMINOLE County Florida. Probata Dnrialon. tha Ouuttfiuuaa local ad at 101 N addraaa ol which la PO Orawar .fA R K AVC in SANFORO C. Sanford. FL 3377} Tha nama Florida al It 00 a m on tha and addraaa of Iha Paraor^l t» lh day ol April. ISSS tha lotRapraaanlaliaa and tha lowing datiribad proparty aa Paraonal Mapraaaniatlva'a t forth In aaid Summary Final attorney ara tat forth below Igrnanl to.aril |wd« All intaraatad paraana ara i n I AND THE EAST ET 4S ja] LOT required lo tile with Ihia Court M e t of l o t e o l o c k m WITHIN THREE (3) MONTHS OF •a n l a n d o th e suduro THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF Dt AUT i FUL PALM SPRINGS THIS NOTICE (I ) all claima SECTION ACCORDING TO THE egemet Iha aetata, and (2| any Map of plat th er eo f as obtactian by an intaraatad pot­ RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 1 ion on whom Ihia notica waa l a it ss 1/1. PUBLIC aaraad that challenge! Iha 1RECORDS OF SEMINOLE validity of tha Will Iha qualifi­ -C O UN TY FLORIDA cation! ol Iha Paraonal Dalad Ihia St al day ol MARCH Rapraasntallaa. nanus, or furlsRTSS* diction ot tha Court ALL r (CIRCUIT COURT SEALI CLAIMS AND OBJECTIONS MARYANNE MORSE NOT SO FILED WILL BE FOREV­ if Clara ol tha Crrrud Court ER BARRED Dr Ruth King Publication ot this Nolle# has M Daputy Clara begun on March 31st. 1SM THE LAW OFFICES OF Paraonal Rspreaantabva DAVID J STERN PA David D Barber ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF M l Barker Circle , 001 S Uruaarady On«a Waal Cheater. PA 11316 Suite LOO Attorney lor Plantation FL SSSEA Paraonal Repreeentatnre l« l EJJ 8000 CHARLENE 0 KELLEY •14844 34 N Park Aeenue I B In accordanca with Iha Apopka. FL 32T03 ncaii anlh Oiaabildiaa Act. Phone 40F/SSS-3S13 aunt railh du a M tia i naad> Fla Bar No S3S344 a apacial accommodation to Publish March 31. and April 7. Impel# m thra procaadmg IM S irld contact Iha Clara ol Iha DEO-SST ud Court at Iha SEMINOLE mty Courlhouaa at 407-333IN THB CIRCUIT COUNT not latar than aaaan daya OF TNB 1STN JUDICIAL to Iha procaadmg II haarOlltOUIT OF FLORIDA impa-ad. i.aoo aaa a rri ID AND FOR TOO) or 1-400-44I-4770 vu SSMINOLB CO UNTY Florida Ralay Sanrica utohah April 7. 14. ISSS •SNBRJLL JURISDICTION DIVISION E F11 C A S I NO. B T -1 B B T -C A -I4 -A PRINCIPAL RESIDENTIAL NOTICK OF MORTGAGE Inc . 'SttPLICATION FOR TAX D S ID Plaintiff. NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVIN. VS at FUNB AS CUSTODIAN FOR STEPHANIE KERN and A ll INC tha holdar ol tha JEFFREY KIRN and . Rowing carptrca'afa) hat tdad THE UNKNOWN aard catlitrcata(a) tor a taa daad HEINS, devisee# grantee* lo ba laauad tharaon Tha carassignees lienors, ersddore. tilrcala numbarfa) and yaarfa) ol trustees or other .. Issuance. Iha daacnplion ol Iha claimants claiming proparty and Iha nama(a) in by through, under or against which it waa aaaaaaad ra/tra aa TERRILL HOUSTON tDllowa KERN deceased, al a t. Cartdicala No 410 Da landants Yaar ol laauanca ISSS NOTICS Daacrrption ol Proparty OF FOA ICLO SUN S SALS LEO SEC ES TWP 1SSROI M E Notice Is hereby given that, W t/E OF SEC S OF NEW ST RO pursuant lo that Final Judgmanl 4S S NWLV OF OLO ST RO 4S ol Foroctosure dalod March Namaa in which aaaaaaad ETlh. ISSS. and anlarad m civil ‘ Mary E McKinnay All o< aard cats number S M SEF-C A -I4-A . | proparty barng in Iha County ol ol Iha Circuit Court ol tha ISth Trminolr. Slata ol Florida Judicial Circuit in and lor '• Unlaaa auch caild-calefll ahall Sammola County. Florida, .. ba radaamad according to law. wherein PRINCIPAL RESIDEN­ Iha proparty daacnbad in auch TIAL MORTOAOE. INC . IS carldicalafa) will ba aold to tha Piemtilt and STEPHANIE KERR. Hrghaal bidder al Iha waal Irani JEFFREY KERR. THE door Sammola County UNKNOWN HEIRS. DEVISEES. ' Courthouaa Sanlord. Florida. ORANTEES. ASSIONEES. • on Iha ETth day ol April ISSS. LIENORS. CREDITORS , at 11 00 a m TRUSTEES. OR OTHER Paymanl of Sala laa. appliesCLAIMANTS CLAIMINO BY. Ua documanlary alamp taiaa THROUGH. UNDER OR i and recording laaa ara required AQAINST TERRILL HOUSTON ' lo bo paid by Iha auccaaaful KERR DECEASED. IF LIVINO. Inddar al Iha aala Full paymanl AND AU. UNKNOWN PARTIES ol an amount aqual lo tha high* CLAIMINO BY. THROUGH, aal bid la dua within 14 houra UNDER AND AQAINST THE attar tha adaartiaad lima of Iha AOOVE NAMEO DEFENDANT(S) • aala All paymanta ahall ba caah WHO ARE NOT KNOWN TO BE or guarantaad inalrumanl. DEAD OR ALIVE. WHETHER ' aiada payabla to tha Clart of SAID UNKNOWN PARTIES MAT (ha Circuit Couit CLAIM AN INTEREST AS : Oatad Ihia llth day of March, SPOUSES. HEIRS. DEVISEES. ISSS ORANTEES. OR OTHER (Saaf) CLAIMANTS. UNITED STATES MARYANNE MORSE OF AMENICA. STATE OF FLORI­ CLERK OF THE DA. OEPANTMENT OF REV­ CIRCUIT COURT ENUE. la/ara Delendenl(e). I will SEMINOLE COUNTY. sail lo Iha highotl and boat bid­ FLORIDA der tor caah at tha a t t l Irani by Michalla L Silva door ot tha Serrano!e Courtly Oapuly Clark courlhouaa In Banlord, Pubfiah March 1 F, 14. 31. April Sammola County. Florida, at 7, ISSS I 1 M 4 H on tha 13rd day of DE0-I3S April, ISSS. Iha tallowing described proparty a* M l forth NOTICS OF at aatd Final Judgmanl, la wti THAT PART OF LOT S. WEST IPPUCATIOR FOB TAX D U O NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN. BEVERLY TERRACE. ACCORD­ al FUNB at Cualodian lor ING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS dal. Inc . Iha holdar of tha lotRECORDED IN P U T BOOK IS. PAOE S3. PUBLIC RECOROS OF iwmg carldicalafa) haa tdad lid cartitwatafa) tor a laa daad SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. j ba laauad tharaon Tha ear­ DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS: BEOIN AT THE NORTHEAST liest* numbarfa) and yaarfa) ol lauanca. Iha daacilption of tha CORNER OF SAID LOT I . raparty. and tha namafa) In THENCE RUM S 00 DSOREES hich It waa aaaaaaad la/ara aa 00- 4t* W 104 00 FEET. illowa THENCE • SF DEGREES OS' St* CarUlicala No SMS W 110 St FEET. THENCE N 01 Vaat ol laauanca ISSS DEONESS 3 t ‘ SF* W 108.86 ascription of Proparty FEET. THENCE N BB DEOREES TO N SO FT OF LOT S4 a S SS j r S3’ E 118 FEET TO THE OF LOT S3 BLK N NORTHPOINT OF BEGINNING JB P f l I0 P Q S 4 NOTE: PURBUANT TO THE Namaa In which aaaaaaad FAIR DEBT COLLECTION AH of aald praoari r i i " Parry I PRACTICES A C T YOU ARE AOVIBSO THAT THIS U W FIRM I I OEEMED TO BE A DEBT COLLECTOR ATTEMPTINO TO COLLECT A DEBT AMO ANY INFORMATION OBTAINED WILL BE USED FOR THAT PURPOSE Dalad die St at day al MARCH. tBBS MARYAMNE MORSE Clark af Circuit Court By Ruth King Oapuly Clark C O D IU I A BTAWIARBKI, 40IS Boy Scout Boulevard Suits 4SB Tampa. Florida 83*87 Tele phono |SI3) ST7-888S CAB 887-S3IB1 Pubiteh Aprs 7,14/1888 OSP-44 R U nited W hy Legal Notlc>» Legal Notlce» IN TN E CIRCUIT COURT, M AND POR B1MIMOLS COUNTY, FLORIDA CASE NO.i 87 -B StB-O A -14-A SECURITY PACIFIC FINANCIAL SERVICES. INC.. Plaintiff. vs JACKSON C HAMPTON, at al.. Oalsndanta. NO TICE OP SALS Nollca la haroby given that, pursuant to an ordar or a final judgmanl ol forocloiuro antarad In Iha above-captioned action. I witt saM the proparty situated in Sammola County. Florida, daacnbad at Lot 17. Ban Lanta, Third taction, according to the plat thereof aa recorded in plat book 13, page 7S. public record! ol tominolo County, Florida at public aala. to tho highest and bast bidder lor caah. at tha West Irani door ol tho Bemmolo County Courthouaa In Banlord. Florida between 11 00 a m and 3 00 p m on Iha 33rd day ol April. IM S WITNESS my hand and teal ol Mid Court on MARCH. IBM (soil) MARYANNE MORSE CLERK CIRCUIT COURT By Ruth King Deputy Clark SIDNEY E LEWIS. ESQUIRE Attorney lor Plamtitl 400 Law Cachings Building 34 North Marfcil Street Jacksonville. Florida 3220E (40 4)-34 4-4003 Publish April 7. 14. I4M DEP-M NOTICS OP APPLICATION FON TAX DEED NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN, lhal D W Kimpkma Trust. Iho in t m s o m o u r r o o u r t , m a n d fo r holdar catafa) catafa) •aauad ol Iho following cartlfl­ haa Iliad aald cartlfl­ lev a laa daad lo ba tharaon Tha carbhcata numbarfa) and yaarfa) ol issuance. Iho daacnplion ol Iha property and tha namafa) in which II waa asMaaad is/are aa follows Certificate No 4444 V n r ol latutnco 1441 Description ol Property LCD LOTS 4 10 I t a l l BLK 43 NORTH CHULUOTA PD 3 PO 44 Namaa m which aaaaaaad John L. Mangum AII of said proparty being in tha County ol Seminofo. State of Flonda Unlaaa such cartlflcatafa) ahatl ba radaamad according to law. tha property daacnbad in auch certiflcalafa) will ba aold to Iho highaat bidder at tha wait front door. Sammola County Courthouse. Sanlord. Florida, on Iho ISth day el May. IS M . al It N a m Paymanl ol Sale laa. appfleabie documented alamp tames and recording Io m ara required lo ba paid by tha successful tndder al Iha sate Full paymanl ol an amount equal lo tha high­ est but la dua within 14 hours altar Iha advert read time ol Iho Mia All paymanta shall ba caah or guarantaad tnttrument. made payabla to the Clark ol tho Circuit Court Oatad this End day ol April. IM S ISeel) MARYANNE MORSE CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA by Michalla L Silva Daputy Clark Publish Apitl y, 14. t t . and 88, IM S • M E M fl BHWUIT 8*UXT— OP VMS ISTN JUDICIAL CIRCUIT M AM* POR SEMINOLE BOUNTY, FLORIDA OBRERAL JURISDICTION DIVISION O M B NOt B S -4B-C AI4-A COUNTRYWIDE HOME LOANS. INC . F/KJA COUNTRYWIDE FUNDING CORPORATION PLAINTIFF Vt CORNELIS R VAN BOEKHOUT. IF LIVINQ. AND IF OEAO. TH I UNKNOWN SPOUSE. HEIRS. DEVI SEES. G R A N T!IS . ASSIONEES. LIENORS. CREDITORS. TRUSTEES AND ALL OTHER PARTIES CUUMINO AN INTEREST BY. THROUGH. UNDER OR AGAINST CORNELIS R VAN BOEKHOUT. TAMI NASCIMENTO, IF LIVING. AND IF DEAD. THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE. HEIRS. DEVISEES. ORANTEES. ASSIGNEES, LIENORS. CREDITORS. TRUSTEES AND ALL OTHER PARTIES CLAIMING AN INTEREST BV. THROUGH. UNDER OR AGAINST TAMI NASCIMENTO. TWIN RIVERS HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION. INC : JOHN DOE AND JANE DOE AS UNKNOWN TENANTS IN POSSESSION OEFENDANT(t) MOTTOS OF FORECLOSURE SALS NOTICE IS HIR EBT GIVEN pursuant lo a Summary Final Judgment ol loractoaura dated March 17th. IM S . antarad In Chdl Caaa No SS-4S-CAI4-A ol tha Circuit Court ol the ISTH Judicial Circuit In and lor SEMI­ NOLE County. SANFORO. Florida, I will MS lo tha highaat and boat bidder for caah AT THE WEST FRONT DOOR OF T H I COURTHOUSE ol Iho SEMINOLE County Courthouse located al 481 N PARS AVENUE In SANFORD. Florida, at 11:88 a m on tha ISth day ol April. IM S Iha following described proparty aa eat forth In aatd Summary Final Judgment, towit* LOT t. TWIN RIVERS MODEL HOME AREA CITY OVIEDO. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECOROEO IN PLAT BOOK M . PAGE 11. OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY.FLORIOA Dated title Stal day ol MARCH, (CIRCUIT COURT BEAU MARYANNE MORSE Clark of the Circuit Court O r Ruth King Daputy Clerk THE LAW OFFICES OF OAVID J. STIRN. PJL. ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF •01 S. University Drive Suita BBS Plantation. FL 33334 (SS4) S33-SS00 M -fM U (F )C W F In accordanca with tha American with OteebtiiUea Act, paraana with diMbdMiee need­ ing a special accommodation lo participate In Ihia proceeding should contact tho dark of Bie Circuit Court ol tfca SSMINOLB County Courthouaa al *07-4884SSS. not later than seven daya prior lo Mo proceed! a# If hear­ ing impaired. 1-688-M4-8771 (TDD) or I-8S8-844-S778. via r t v f n a a r i d I d |r d d l f n > f Pubiteh April 7 .1 4 .1SM 04 P-4* •BMINOLS OOUMTY. FLORIDA OASB NO. S 7 -H S S -O A -1 4 -A COUNTRYWIDE HOME LOANS. INC . a New York corporation. Plaintiff. va JEFFREY L TINDALL A/K/A JEFFERY L TINDALL flS flS T -S I-M S T ). MARY F DRUMHELLER (••IUNKNOWN). . UNKNOWN SPOU4E OF MARY F DRUMHELLER. HEILIQ-MEYERS FURNITURE COMPANY. SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. A POLITICAL SUBDIVISION OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA, and any unknown heirs, davlaaaa. grantees, creditors, and other unknown persona or unknown spouses claiming by. through and under any of Iha above-named Defendant#. Da land ante NOTICS OF FORSCLOSURE SALS NOTICE la hereby given that Iha undersigned Clark ot tha Circuit Court of Sammola Oounty. Florida, will on tha 13rd day of April. 1844. at 1100 o'clock A M at Iha Waal Front dow of tha Seminole County Courthouaa m laniard. Florida, offer for aala and sail al public outcry to tha highest and bast bidder lor caah, tha followingdaacnbad property situate in 4arrvno!a County. Flondi Lot tt. Bloch B. WOODMERE PARK End Replet, according lo Iha Plat thereof as recorded In Ptal Book 13, Page 73. of Iha Public Record# of (ammala County. Florida pursuant to Iha Final Judgment anlarad In a caaa pending ht said Court, tha style ot which it indicated above WITNESS my hand and official aaal of aaid Court this 31 al day ot MARCH. IM S (COURT BEAU MARTANNE MORSE CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT By Ruth King Daputy Clark II you ara a parson with a dis­ ability who needs any accom­ modation m ordar to participate m this proceeding you ara enbtted al not cost to you, lo tha provision of certain assistance Please contact Court adminis­ trator. 301 N Park Avenue. Suita N301. Sanford. Flonda 33771. |407) 333-4334 (4317. with 1 working daya of your receipt ot this (nodes of Foreclosure tala): il you ara bearing Imp#Mad, call t-S04841-8771. II you ara voice unpaired celt 1-400-441-4770 ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF Robert H Hatch. Jr. Esquire Duller A Mosth PA 4144 B Conway Rd . tie E Orlando. Florida 31(11 (407) 311-4100 Pubfiah April 7. 14. IM S DIP-88 MOTTOS OP VSHfOLS AUCTIO N 84 Pontiac VI N 8G1AHI827C1881888 Auction wtK ba held 04-11-84 at 10 00AM at Pritchett'S Tewing. 1140 t CR 417. 7. I I rn uA*» M TH E e m O U IT OOURT, SSttM O LS OOUNTY, FLO RIDA OASB NO. BT>BS74 -0 A -f 4 -A COUNTRYWIDE HOME LOANS. INC . a New York corporation. Plaintiff. va LATHESA STEPHENS (SSeMS-rS-4704>. SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. A POLITICAL SUBDIVISION OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA, and any unknown hairs, devisees, grantees, creditors, and other unknown persons or unknown spouses claiming by. through and under any of tha above-named Defendant#. Defendants NOTICS OF FORBOLOBUlfl SALS NOTICE la hereby grven that tha undersigned Clerk at Iha CMC ml Court ot Seminole County. Flonda. will on the 13rd day of April. ISSS, al 11 00 o'clock A M at tha Waal Franl door at tho la mmole County Courthouse m Sanlord. Flonda. offer for tola and tail at public outcry lo Iho highest and boat ladder lor coeh, the followingdescribed proparty situate Mi Seminole County. Florida: Beginning at tha Northwest corner of Lot IS. Block *B* of HARMONY HOMES, according to Iha Ptal thereof aa recorded m Put Book t l . Pago M . of the Public Records al Samutala County. Florida Run Coat along Iha North Lina ol aaid Lot 10 a distance of S I.S3 foot TP 0 point, thence departing aold North Ime run South OS 14* 44’ Waal a distance ot SI foal lo a point on the South Lino said Lot 10. thence run Weal a distance of SI 3S feat to the Weal Una aald Lot tO, thence run North 00 3S' Seat a distance ot SS foal lo tha point ol beginning Together with on undivided one-half Interest In tha Common Party Wall separating Iho ato rad ascribed proparty ksm the duptea unit lying Eaal of Iha eubfeci property and sharing tha Common Party Watt anPi Iha eubfect proparty. pursuant lo tha Final Judgment antarad in a caaa pending in aaid Court tho style of which la indicated above WITNESS my hand and official aaal ol aold Court Ihia Slat day of MARCH. ISM . (COURT SEAL) MARYANNS MORES CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT By: Ruth King Deputy Clerk H you ara o parson with • dis­ ability who need* any accom­ modation ht ordar io portieipeto In this proceeding, you ara enti­ tled, ol not coat lo you. to tha provision ol cartam eaetetsnce Please contact Court edminlatralor. SOI N. Park Avenue, Sulla N301. Sanford, Florida 31771. (407) 333-4336 m*fl7. with 1 working day* of your receipt ot Ihw (nalica af Foradoaura Sala): If you ara hearing Impaired, ceil t-800441-4771. If you ora voice Impaired, cal 1-880-880-8770. ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF Robert M Heech. Jr.. Baquire Butter A Heech. PUL S1SS S. Conway Rd.. Sta. E Orlando. Florida SSStl (487) 881-8866 Pukkah: Aprtt 7,14, ISSS DSP-S7 Sttminois Herald. Sanford, Florida ■Tuesday, April 7,1998 •7A Legal Notices IN THS OIROUrr OOURT O P T H S IN TN JUDICIAL CIROUfT IR AND FOR ■ EM IR O LI COUNTY, FLORIDA OERBRAL JURISDICTION DIVISION CASS NOi SB IB S O A I4 A NATI0NSBANC MORTOAOE CORPORATION PLAINTIFF VS RICHARD M LEE. IF LIVING. ANO IF DE AO, THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE. HEIRS. DEVISEES. ORANTEES. ASSIGNEES. LIENORS. CREDITORS. TRUSTEES AND ALL OTHER PARTIES CLAIMINO AN INTEREST BY. THROUGH, UN0ER OR AQAINST RICHARD M LIE UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF RICHARD M LEE. If ANY SHEOAH HIQHLANDS t h r e e in c . h ig h l a n d s GLEN HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION. INC . JOHN DOE AND JANE DOE A l UNKNOWN TENANTS IN POSSESSION DEFENDANT(S) NOTICS OF FORBOLOSURS SALS NOTICS I I HEREBY OIVEN pursuant to a Summary Fmal Judgment of foradoaura dalod March 17lh. ISIS, anlarad In Civil Caaa No 4S-1SSCAt4Aot tha Circuit Court of fho 1ITH Judicial Circuit in and for SEMI­ NOLE County SANFORD. Florida. I will aall lo Iha htghaal and beat bidder for caah AT THE WEST FRONT DOOR OF THE SEMINOLE County Courthouaa Iocs lad al 301 N PARK AVE in SANFORO Florida, al tt 00 a m on tha ESlh day ol April. ISSS Iha fol­ lowing daacnbad proparty aa sat forth in said Summary Fmal Judgment, to-wit CONDOMINIUM UNIT NO S. SHEOAH. A CONDOMINIUM. SECTION 3 THE LOCATION OF WHICH IS SET OUT IN THE DECLARATION OF CONDO­ MINIUM ANO EXHIBITS ANNEXED THERETO FILED T h e ISTH OAT OF MARCH. 1973 IN OFFICIAL RECOROS BOOK 871. PAOE S30 PUBLIC RECOROS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. AND AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK IS. PAGES 34 34 AND 40. PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. TOGETHER WITH AN UNDIVIDED IN TER EIT IN THE COMMON ELEMENTS APPURTENANT TO SAI0 UNIT AS SET FORTH IN THE DECLA­ RATION Doled this 31 e! day ot MARCH. IN S (CIRCUIT COURT SEAU MARTANNE MORSE Clerk of Iho Circuit Court By Ruth Ring Daputy Clark THE LAW OFFICES OF DAVID J STERN PA ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF SOI S University Drive Suita 400 Plantation FL 33334 1444) 133-4000 • 4-tttlO fFM l (NATB) In accordance with tha Amane ,n with Dieabditiee Act. persona with duabditiee need­ ing a special accommodation to participate in this proceeding should contact Iha Clerk of tho Circuit Court at tha SSMINOLE County Courthouse al *07-1434430 a d 4117, not talar then seven days prior to tho preIt hearing Im p ilili. * *00-4*4-4771 (TOO) or 1-4 S48-S7T8, via Flonda Ralay Sendee Publish April 7. Id. 1404 0SP-71 Iff T N I C IR C U IT CO URT C IR C U IT IN M S FOB PLOW BA OSBBBAl. j u r i s o t e n o a d i v is io n CASS SS-BBStt C A Id A EMC MORTGAGE CORPORATION PLAINTIFF VS ALBERTA BARNETT. IF LIVINO. ANO IF DEAD. THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE. HEIRS. 0EVISEES. ORANTEES. ASSIGNEES. LIENORS. CRSDITORS, TRUSTIES AND ALL OTHER PARTIES CLAIMING AN INTERS I T BV. THROUGH, UNOtR OR AGAINST ALBERTA BARNETT. UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF ALBERTA BARNETT. IF ANY. VINCENT BEJAR. RUTH N BEJAR. CENTRAL FLORIDA REGIONAL HOSPITAL. INC A DIVISION OF HOSPITAL CORPORATION OF AMERICA.JOHN DOE AND JANE DOE AS UNKNOWN TENANTS IN POSSESSION DEFENDANT)*) NOTICS OF FORECLOSURE SALS NOTICS IS HSREBV OIVEN pursuant to a Summary Final Judgment of foradoaura dated March |7th. ISSS. anlarad In Civil Caaa No 44 0004 CA 14 A ol Iho Circuit Court ol tho ISTH Judicial Circuit In and for SEMI­ NOLE County. SANFORO. Florida. I wtN *#N lo Iha high**I and boat bidder lor caah AT THE W E IT FRONT DOOR OF THE COURTHOUSE ol tho SEMINOLE County Courthouaa located at 301 H PARK AVENUE In SANFORD. Florid*, at 11:06 a m on iha Ellh day af April. ISSS Iho following da scribed proparty aa aal forth In said Summary Final Judgment, to* LOT 14, BLOCK B. CELERY AVENUE AOOITION TO SAN­ FORO. ACCORDING TO THE MAP OR PLAT THEREOF A l RECOROEO IN PLAT BOOK t. PAGES ItS AND 1 H . PUBLIC RECOROS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY.FLORIOA Dalad Ihia Stal day ol MARCH. ISSS. (CIRCUIT COURT SEAL) MARTANNE MORSE Clerk ot Bw Circuit Court By: Ruth King Oapuly Clark T H I LAW O FFIC E! OF 0AV10 J. BTERN, P A ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF SSI S. University Drive Suita SSS Plantation. FL 13314 1444) 333-4800 SMSStllEMC) In accordance with tho Amartcan with Disabilitt#* A ct paraana with diaabititiaa need­ ing • apodal accommodation la partldpale In Ihia proaooding should contact tho Clark of Iho Circuit Court ot the SSMINOLE County Courthouoo of 487-3134338. no* later than Sevan dey* prior lo tha proceeding. If hear­ ing Impaired, t SSS 888-8771 (TDD) *r 1-864-480-B778. da ftnrirts » - 1— in. Pubflah April 7.14. IS M OS P-88 Seminole Herald C L A S S IF IE D A D R A T E S D EAD LIN ES Tuesday thru Friday 12 Noon the day before publication. 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Pacaaatka at 330-M11 ee 3JO-148E BEET Homo Byahtaa* out Wok-ns wetoome 7 LWC4MM77S5 407-338-4300 37 s stan l i u r e a u w i . me. 447-440-1134 Long Term-Short Tkrm Tamp To Hire If you ara xenout about makmg money aV no ae* of proa no mv. no risk Cal 162-3320 COKE/PEPSI Legal Notlcte Many high traffic i Kh . S2SOO afWh possntiaf >00-342-6653 NOTICS OP APPLICATION POR TAX DEED NOTICE IS KSRCBV OIVEN. that John J a/or Shirley R Picklont-Aaenderf. the holdar ot the following certlhcaleft) haa fliad aa-d cartlflcatafa) tor a laa dead to be laauad tharaon Tha cartilicat* numbed#} and year)*) ot ittuanc* the deeenphe— of the (Aupklfr.' and tha nama(a) n u k u v - ii i a v i ateeeeed Ia/ara aa toltowa Cevtrficete Mo tat 7 Year of laauanca t t t t DeecrtptioM el Property LEG LOT IS BLK C HENSONS ACRES PB S PQ 44 Name* in which aaaaaaad Jemo* L McKeeby. Belay W McKaaby Ah at aaid property being in the County of lamnot*. SMI* of Florida Unlaaa auch cartlflcatafa) ahall ba radaamad according to low. tho property daacnbad in auch cartihcal*)*) wilt be aaid to the fughaat bidder al tha weal Irani doer. Sammola County Courthouae. Sanford. Florida, on iha ISth day of May. ISSS, al tt SS a m Payment ot Sal* lee, appfleabie documentary alamp taaaa and recording taa* ara raqulrad to b* paid by the auccaaaful bidder al the tala Full payment of an amount equal lo the higheat bid i* due within 14 hour* after tha advertised lime of Iha sale AU payment* *h*M ba caah or guarantaad instrument, mod* payable to tho Clerk of tha Circuit Conn Dated thi* End day of April. (Saaf) MARYANNE MORSE CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA by Michali* L Silva Daputy Clark Pubfleh April 7. 14. 11. and IS. ISSS DEP-St ■ o n e s op a p p l ic a tio n f o b t a x d br d NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN. that Mortgage A Realty Imraatmanl Corporation Ol Tha South#**!, the flotdar ot Iha fol­ lowing cartlflcatafa) haa Iliad aaid eartifiaaiaf*) lor a taa dead to be taanod tharaon The carbfleet* numbarfa) and year)*) of iaauona#, Ifl# daacnplion of tha proparty, and the namafa) in which M waa aaaaaaad la/ara aa CartilicaU Ho: ISOS Yaar of laauanca ISSS Description of Preparty: IX G LOT 11 MOUNT GREEN­ WOOD UNIT 4 OF PB S7 POS 76 TO 71. Name* In which aaaaaaad Carol D. McLaughlin. AS of aaid proparty being in the County of Samineia, SMta of Florida. Uni*** auch oeniflealaft) ahall bo radaamad according to law, tho property described in such certiheatafi) wtt be aold to tha highaat bidder at tha waal front or. Saminoi* County Courthouaa. Sanlord. Florida, on tha 4th day el May. ISSS. at 11*8 am . Payment of tola lea, appfleab*a documentary atamp tax** I racordmg fee* are raqulrad bo paid by tha auccaaaful bidder at the aal*. Full paymanl of an amount aqual to tha higheat bid I* dua Wilkin 14 hour# after the adverttead time of Iha aalo. AH paymanta shell ba cash r guarantaad instrument, abi* to the Clark af Court. Dalad thi* 14ih day of March. M Earn 1200 • 3500 wqofdy mol­ ing care-o-gram* lor more in­ formation tend a aait-aa drestod tumped envelop* to: Oasis Cord* A gJU. PO Box 612290. M um. FL 33261 GREAT INCOME No CapKai. Just Hard Work J ________ Tupporwar* tamdy now mono*, axka 4. FREE cm A tun at ttw earn* area trueram r l G mneeaurae g^goA tT ,.... C A a c A M u a m tu ie , Legal Notice* m THE CIRCUIT DOUBT Ott THE ISTN JUDICIAL CMCUfT M AND PON SEMINOLE COUNTY, Afl CARRIERS. INC. A FL BASED CARRIER ■NEW PAY P L A N ^2fl IQ JL2 C o m PM M il LOADED A EMPTY TO JURISDICTION DIVISION C M S NOt M 148 C A I4 A CROSSLAND MORTOAG4 CORN. PLAINTIFF V4 ROBERT J. KAUFMANN. E T AL OEFENOANT(E) Ott FORECLOSURE BALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pursuant la a Summary Final Judgment af toracloaura dated March 17th. 1844. antarad M Civil Caaa No M -1 4 4 C A I4 A o ( tha Circuit Court of the IIT H Judicial Circuit lit and for 4SMINOLC County. 4ANFORO. Florida, I wHf sail to the highaat and boat bidder for caah At Waal Front Door ol tha SEMI­ NOLE County Courthouaa located at 301 N. Park Avenue m Sanford. Florida, at tt 00 am on tha Ellh day of April. 1884 the following daacnbad proparty a* tat forth in aaid Summary Fmal Judgment, fo­ unt: LOT (8 . TUSCAWILLA UNIT T. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF A i RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK I t . PAGE 44-4 7. OF THE PUBLIC RECORDf OF SEMINOLE COUNTY.FLORIOA Dalad thi* 31*1 day ol MARCH. f ill (CIRCUIT COURT SEAL) MARYANNE MORSE Clark of Iha Circuit Court By Ruth King Daputy Clark THE LAW OFFICES OF DAVI0 J STERN. PA. ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF SOI 4. University Dr tvs Suit* 800 Plantation. FL 33324 (864) 233-8000 *8-10488 ICMC) In aeeoedanc* with tha American with Oiaabilitiai Act. paraon* with diaabimi** head­ ing a apacial accommodation to partietpol* In ihia proceeding should contact tha Clark of Iha Circuit Court at tha SEMINOLE County Courthouaa at 407-3S34380 EXT 4127. hoi latar than seven day* prior to tha pro­ ceeding II hearing impaired, 1 ■ •04-888-8771 (TOD) or 1-800•88-8770. via Florida Ralay •arvle* Pubfleh: April 7. 14,1888 DEP-70 aiAflr •LAV OVER PAY* •BREAK DOWN PAY* •EXTRA STOP PAY’ M Day Oh lor 7 Day* OuT •VACATION FAY* 'HOLIDAY BONUS RAY* •401 K RETIREMENT ‘PERFORMANCE BONUS •SAFETY BONUS •RK3ER PROGRAM •CONVENTtONALS •SATELLITE EQUIPPED •EMPLOYEE Asa* Program f Yr OTR EXP/ C IS A COL REO Ptaaaa cal E am lo 5 pm Monday ttwHtctoy EOS ALL POSITIONS Now hiring Part-kmo A Fua-bmo ant wage*. RVERS •COUNTER HELP thgh votom* restaurant located at the Orlando-Santoro Airport J t t f T y‘•CNtarsrs i 323 123-0345 Mon-Fn from Bam to 2pm AS&odAte TRAINEE Treating make* the attar*ncW New or axpenenced are hare opening* in our ttvoa extend­ ing Saminoi* County office! for h*rd-wortung career-rrwidar people Cal. Nancy Daniel AXamontbLoryawod 169 <400 Robm Mureka MarefHMtttrow-GX Gary BalanoE Oviedo-363-3444 CELEBRITY CIPHER by Lula Campos past and prsaaw Each bear in aw cahar i rodtracA* a screw W •HI HltDDZTX VIDNIRDYNI NV Nil DIOCIVORJfOVZX HNTZ MARYANNE MORSE CLERK OP THE CIRCUIT COURT SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA by •today C Hargarl Daputy Clark Pubfleh March SI, April 7, 14 A t l . ISSS DCO-340 •EktRA INbOMfe *96* VEN D IN G R O U TE DERI RH — J ZNFNJI R V RH HRTDYfZD HRTDVIZDYXXVHNI XDNQNKXQY. PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "My 40-caHsd campaign lor presMant is a lot lihe my Macartna There* no visible movement* _ Vies President Al dors 9 IMS WNBA, inc y �BA •Semtnole HerakJ. Sanford Florida •Tu«sday. April 7,1998 71— Httr W a n ted H i t MAHKtTlNQ G U A R A N TE E D $ 10.50 P/H IN TRAINING 3 cvt man Avg s is s o v Sat • comm SantorO M in i pool heating Hurt*' V ' COM cak-ng tlvv\g mimed F.1 1 P I Catl Muty Smellier 3 IJ 7070 ail. 211 ATTENTION CNA s Come ana jc*n n n earing man. ;yf Nurse* inn CNA * 6»oet tent benefits tspenenceil rec ogm/ed 3:00pm-11:00pm thitl available Please ai\vy m person DeYona Healthcare fin hapiiitaton Center 1851 Elkcam Btod Dertona EOE AUTO BOOT PAINTER HELP­ ER Help prepare times tor paint Must have experience 'Inmediale opening Call Tom at Viking Coach Work* 3212020 Of 321-2301. AUTOMOTTVE DETAKERS SantordtongwcioaOrtando Good Income Potential Penef-ts After 93 Day* Teon Seal 40T 293-3055 AVON NEEDS rep* • this area Sea auawy product* ram g c M U J hr* hours 321 7182 BABYSITTER M E 2 30PM TPM He’.apie own transp ret* fro Great pay Dr ifona *fea 9041532 9001 Aik fc» Apr/ Ann Cabinet Maker Sanford area.speciality vrNcie Manufacturer seeks E*p lammatof assembler 8 mstaler Call tor an appoint­ ment 324-8100 CASHIER/CUSTOMER S ER V IC E Ftonda Pubbc uhiitie* Company has an immed-ata opening lor an energetp pmlo r that t* mobsairo personable »N r to han­ dle multiple talk* and has a prolesiional appearance CRT and cath processing ripen •nee a mull PC word procesa•ng and spreadsheet application knowiedtja a plus Sla dine sal­ ary 58 00 per hour with tuH Ben ehts EOE Fa* or mat resume la 407 323-4354 or 830 W 6th Street. Santord Florida 32771. 2457 CASHIERS WORK WITH US JOIN OUR TEAM JO B FAIR Aprs 14th 9a-4p FT PT Sensnore thru Osceola County 71— H ttr W a n ted 71— H elp W anted INHOME PRESCOOL MIRING P/T CARE GIVER AFTERNOON SHIFT. Willing to train. Call Joyce 321-T635 Espeneneed BobcaVNew hoi land Operator C D L U c Top pay' 321-3461 CHILDCARE TEACHER* A A M I Pan A tossmw naaaaa Esp rea Good benefits Css 322 7905 JOIN me_ best healthcare team] in Volusia county Rastoratlve CNA needed immediately | Previous r*per>ence hetplui , Csll Oebary Msnor 407-668 4476 EOE. AD C H A N G E / D E M O N S T R A T IO N R EPS Needed tor m store ad* co Must have reliable bans P T , hes hours met winds We wel­ come si ages over 18 Sanlord Casseibern A Winter Pa'k ar ess Cs-T 9 5 M F, 1 800-5686090 News America Marketing _ GENERAL LABORER Someone not ahtid ol work De pendatke Apply at 200 Persim­ mon Ave 8 5 30 M l ••••330-34T6‘ " ‘ NEED too • HEN A WOMEN Daily wots Daily pay VeiKtes a PLUS COME WORK WITH THE BEST WANTED cesstul WEIGHT L O s l. IM­ PROVED HEALTH AND ENER­ GY lose 20 200 Sts 30 day program under Si00 Satisfac­ tion guar FREE SAMPLES CALL NOW 3284488 HANOYMAN.Ci'penter drywsli plumping eWc etp tools A trans rqrd Cao Sieve or Bit 2602061__________________________ H O TEL OPPORTUNITIES A beautiful A eicttmg hotel lo­ cated n the UCF I 'M 1 hiring tor the following positions BANQUET SET-UP/SERVER. RESTAURANT SERVERS. COOKS. BELLMEN. HOST/ HOSTESS. COCKTAIL SERVIC­ ERS. HOUSE PERSON. LAUN­ DRY WORKER. NIGHT CLEAN­ ER. CONCIERGE, QUEST SERVICE REPRESENTrriVE. Apply m person to Holiday Inn 12125 High Tech Are Orlando EOE DRUG FREE WORKPLAC PLACE Independent Gift Ca•tatogy party plan astrtmtm Process orders trom home Ready cash For startup kivl-lime memberShe tee MAIL 330 00 cheeVmo to CALYPSO VARIETY, 1454 N lakemont A*« Winter Park. FL 32792 JOB FAIRS ANNUAL SPRING JO B FAIR CSI Currently represents over 90 immedate openmg* w/ area companies' Come to our lar gesi job tan ot the yean Toes day Apr I 7th from 7 30a. 7 00pm Talk lo a rep Ml out an application even interview on the spot* Bring your resume1 Cal for directions to Our Mai hand ort.ee SI 66 7 8 755 NO FEEIf •Clerical •proNsatonal Custom Staffing P L A C E M E N T S E R V IC E S QeylcaVAdwUmeu sal »s JO* HOTL3M1 Immsdlats Opsn- Contractors 8 Truckers Make contact quickly, your suit t N America New height matching sys 24 hrt H its. 14664644470 MC/Vlaa DAYCARE WORKER Pan bme LVisr tie tlsibls Enp hetpU Cal 3485830 -O E SA O T MANOR— la looking lor tsMreed end s i oepbonel people WTTH VERY COMPCTTT1VE SA LARKS Cal OeBery Manor. 4074044428. Ask tor Doctor o< Nias mg or apply within 60 North thghway 1742. DeBary Fkmda Drug Free Workpiece. EOE. DELIVERY DRIVER AI hrs WAITRESS 2 stofls. Cate Serlento Ask tor Pets 322-1868 DRIVER needed tor wholesale nursery Local dekvene* * 96 nursery tasks Musi have dean CDL Beginning pay (7 Tv For more information car 332-1727. B. ungual helpful Call 481-4906 GOVERNM ENT FORECLOSED Mt ALIH MSUhANCC AMO SOIk PI AN' Drue trea wotkplacw Apply m VSOHitler Drive ___Anemone* Sc me ,2688000 _ LAWN PERSON Must have own transportation EkP NOT NECESSARY 4ttHH WORKWEEK 407-322-0936 0 MAIDS N E E D E D Honest A dependable Mon Fn, 7 am 5 30 pm Cat 324-1177 to start immerkately_______________ EARN EXTRA MONEY with yout own home based business wth Shaktee A AI A T Work part lime And buad a tutu's. Call 3388830 to schedule an appoettmenl lfl tmj put fypwli___ _ MERRY M A O StW IN G Cat A Insurance Needed Weekends FREE 331 5266 Residential Claanlng MOLLY MAID ft MIRING F/T’ M-F ' 85pm. Win Train. 407-1 97-7674007. MOTHERS A OTMAR6 630852400 FVT. Fun Training. For Free Booklet Cel 1408 7844*68. NOW HtRMO: Deed Marketers No sates. PT/FT, no asp neces­ sary Cal 263-7612 P/T SERVICE AOENT Driver. spec! rental vehicles on ends VsUd FLO Acceptable drive g record and background check. Apply in person (17421 Pr. Santord Part-Tyne Ft Dt teqoved Noon-4 00 p m M F DF/WtW/ C M 2881682 PHONE CONSULTANTS 37 25-58 SOTv Now Tiding enthustaslic. highirgy hard workers' C j l to­ day for immediate interview' Paid trammg. bonuses 8 inowmivea A greet erheOSee. 8 [Ortanao 3784648 or 6674755 NEVER A F i l l C u t o m Stoftlng AFFORDABLE HOMES VENTURE 1 PROPERTIES •0«0 MOStT JO BS JOBS JOBS ADECCO a learning up with Sanlord companies lo create eicrtmg job opportunities M you have SUM. amorton and a drwe lor quatty. we have e greet opportunity with greet We have fobs m tne For memabonei 8<fitt el Senlord Aaport P/T, eppros » hrv wk Musi be he* Fas resume to (407) 412-7500 or cai (407) 124 2432 M F between Vie hour* ot 1-3 PM_____________________ RECEPT-F/T MFiKeasant phone votoe.orgenued.therp mdry Eac pay Deftona area (904)532-9001 ask tor AprtAwi IlfTKUCtUTItAFflKC (407) S690444 RIGHT HAND MAN Naads 7* workers Baity. *SS sign on bonus la new em- •W o M BTB •ABMmbly •General Warehouse •Production •General Labor 1ST Shift available Please meet ut at toe Sanford Jabs A Benehts otbes on Wednasday March 4tt. trom 1 OCpm-4 00pm 4074287171 Drivers-Flatbed 11.000 SIGN-ON BONUS! •’NEW* Pay Package •Quality Home Time •late Model Equpmanl •treed COLA A 6 mos OTR ECKMMer 8088114838 *E«re pey to PrNere. •Open Sere SOt OogMck Rd. Longwood 2884104 s a l e 4 a o Ien T I ------------------------- D t# Sky's the Lim it-. With Cape Canaveral Cruise Lne. you determine whal your paycheck wB be Were looking lor mobvaled people ertn a good phone voice No eiporienca neces­ sary. because we treat you to succeed. You can make I8C~ hakl Work in a tun atmosphere Medcal and dental insurance cash spirt i E tree Chutes1 3600 sigmon bonus evsuable Cert 4074734000 13044 im to 3 pm EARIXI FULL-TIIVIE PAY FDR PART-TIIV1E W ORK The Seminole Herald needs CARRIERS for established routes In the Sanford area. All you need is dependable transportation, organiza­ tional skills and afternoon availability In order to begin a great new job! POSITIONS AVAILABLE NOW! Apply In Person at the: Seminole Herald 300 N. French Ave. Sanford, F L anted SALES OCMONSTRATORS Musi have vahd FL 01 and bins W4 ban Apply In per­ son at Flea World. Sanlord. Booth 0 4 6 Thursday only. April 8th. 10am-).30pm SECURrTY OFFICER JOB Training Armed A Unarmed Brandy A Assoc 834-7444 SECURITY OFFICERS Jon a world wide company with real benet.trs and opportunities Class D guard he req Cal the new area teaaw. ITS 521 -0607 SPRINKLER REPAIR NAN needed must have own buck a tools M F 324 9034 I TENS TROM GENERAL FEED needs P/T help Primarily lor detrvenes and Saturdays R* quest e Strong back, pleasant personality and etreiieni tjrt* mg record Personal buck or UV tor towing bailer required Ceil Karen 323-1330 TECHNICIAN/PIPELINE/ENTRY LEVEL Reoair underground pipes, trsvet O T benebts. FI D L req COLpre* 339 7134 TELEMARKETERS Fu« or part bme Top salary bo nut and commission Smokng ort.ee Longwood locaton Cab Oetow ai 7674270____________ WANTED: Indrvidua'i who are seeking a tultilLno people or.entiled carter GREAT employ ment environmenl proNsiionai statue and benefits Consider the career ol Dental issu ing Formal educabon ot 1200 hours Laaong to Slate and National credentials Work <n a test paced higWey technical ever changing career m Ihe allied heath f*td of Dental Assrsung Cail Orange Technicai CentersOrlando Tacit Dental Depart­ ment. 4074487080. est 4S3S. Whether you are areedy n the •tork place reedy 10 re-enter or SI looking to the future (hey K ive a program designed lor 73— E m p l o y m W a n ted Perfect For Retired Persons Or As A Second Income! 9G— A tari m in is UNTUHNISHtD U niurnisiild NOTICE I *A l J L O S E I O H N L vt >, r m u i P f io i'l m i s i . ’ i -i / i , i 103— H oustv as rental and real estate ad*er bsemenis are subrecl lo the Federal Fa* Mousmg Act. which makes it negat to adrert.se any preleience krrvtabon. or dd cnmmation baled on race col or religion yea. handicap la nvhai status ot nahorvil origin 3500 DOWN ...WHY RENT? When you can own this 3 hdrm home w CM A new pant A car­ pet 1 Asa about HUD homes' The HUNmen Group. Inc. ------- 3214333 209 Lake Bhrd. Leas bom TOO on 2 5 acres m Lock Arbor 390Qmo Poryig Rearty 3228878_________________________ SANFORD AckxMKe 2/1 n n.:e area *65Gnu tU. UK A ire 31625 to rrrn-t et 4/1 V6 Cal tor appomtmwnt idaykl 321-4887 l r ia c i Lo t For N all BUILDING LOTS u«427 •crott from SunU^vl f. m or pgr H U S H DC l TON A 10 aerwt l > H fur rtvtttoN* hom^vta fjrrrvng or rtu r^ y ’ /on«d wyi Cutturjl $ J 900 ACME Sm dtmn w o w w fifuinca •04*J,I7" l m o f l M W - F l f ? ______ ___ GENEVA 5 acres city water ughi pore septc tana Owner Fmancmg Only 349 800 SANFORD 2 t/J acres Only 324 800 OAKRIOOE FARMS Otreen Dedona area 10 acres D M l » horses or came farm Mode home or homevie Toned agn S44 900 Fmancmg a*a< » sm (town payment 1804176T4300 157— M obile H omes For S ale 105— Di/ntx/Tsim x SANFORD 2 bdrm. new carper CHA WD hook ups 3425'mo RaaWy 3274478________ R en tals M A N A G E R 8 S P E C IA L 14 ■ 80 1/1 *962 Show Fum C H A gas torn (13.300 24 ■ 44 V2 Spar 1M2 SkyVw lap vdng ( 11.800 CARMAQK COVE (4 0 7 ) 3 7 3 -6 1 BO LEASE Pnme showroom A warehouse |t0.87O sq ft SR 441 frontage 407-578 2500 93— R oom s For R ent OFFKE/WHSE 3 00015 000 Si From S3 si Prime location Hwy 17 92 Sanford. I bl bom Aapod Bfvd Cart 314-4440 JMVSue H o b il e om es l 24 X 65 Like a house Com ptelety remodeled 1? Must sell *7500000 330 2029 •7 OAK SPRBfGS 3? DW Wide 12X60 Catherdiai ceihngs sky kghi A booth m kich Hugo Lrl w tire place upgiaded carpet OR e*er. cond Call Pal tor appl 2224128______________ PARK AVE. MOBILE PARK Hynes 33 000 lo *6 000 Set Up Fmancmg OUIE1' 122 2861 W i al Em a il a n ted INVESTOR BUYING HOUSES PLUMS 04 LEMONS Charlie 669 7217 160— B u s in e s s F o r S a if . Body Shop Bufih#** well eM for Min or lejin rent wall equip, turn key poll Ho qtfyg r»o cred.i ck owner will hold note w tmaN drwn kicAted dwtwn OUrxm c.l* lor mfo 57? 8136 181— A IT & p p l ia n c e s k n i i i 'k i Fo r S 199— P i i s & S u p p l ie s HAPPY JA C K M ANGE M ED ICIN E: A natural Mend of vegetable oils, promoted heal og and hair growth lo hoi loots A severe mange on dogs and horses WITHOUT stercts STENSTROM GENERAL FEED 373-1550 (www luippybtrkinc com) PET OWNERS... 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Florida ■ Tuesday, April 7,1998 - 9A by Chic Young BLONDIE Alcohol linked to breast cancer U b y M o rt W a lk e r B E E TL E BAiLEY O N E OF MY A N C E S TO R S JO MOW A F W X <5(YVJO R A D C £> N C U R S A A JD CKCl fit JX£k A WtttLfc IWLL COW, 7U SCu« FOME. . Twin No. 2 By Phillip Aider Allan Kalk has written and published "Herm uda Bowl Challenge" (Zoo keeperi Like the Marshall Miles book reviewed yesterday, thia is full of diffi cult deals Rut it is different because it contains so questions (instead of 541. it costa an extra M. and the text ts more verbose and flowery You m ult be hap py with analysis like: “There ia a lurk ing Restricted Choice factor, but it must be discerned in an unfamiliar mi lieu" In this deal, look at the West and North hands only. First, what do you think of your double or four spades? Next, assuming partner has nothing useful, you lead a deceptive club four Jack. 10, three. Declarer calif for dum­ my's diamond, which is covered by the three, jack and ace. What do you do now? SCIfNCt • COilAlC FORCE D EAR DR G O T T I read with inter est your column on stones in the sali­ vary glands I ugree that it is prudent to drink plenty of fluids (especially lemonade) during meals In addition. I've discovered a useful maneuver that often relieves the pain of salivary stones When I feel the area around my checks become very sensitive. I ACROSS 1 Dread* 8 CO o o m * 10 C lim b (a m ountain) 12 Lo ud nolsa* 14 Dad covering 15 User 16 Nautical rope 17 Small Island 19 Rosier 20 23 26 27 D aw n lo dusk C alibration* Qraval ridge Typ a of neckline 30 Th e armpit 32 Walk* 34 More Ilk* a basketball 35 q s sounds Irom speech 36 Uncle 37 S t l taait 39 G oodnight girl STUMPED? 7— 3 4 DKAR ItKADKR Stones in the sali­ vary glands ran cause dry mouth, pain and swelling Generous intake of flu ids will help overcome this. So will lemon juice, which causes an increase in the How of saliva When the stones block the salivary ducts, the pain and swelling may be severe In such instances, the early application of gentle massage may alter the position of the stones, allow drainage and soothe inflamed tissue. Therefore, there is ample theoretical and practi­ cal justification for your maneuver Thank you Tor writing i IW* NEWSPAPERKNTKIIT1USEASSN 40 Centerpiece 42 Irtdeacent lews! 45 D rivers' org. 46 O n — road 49 Im prove 51 Whistle — Answer lo Previous P unt* V ■ D A A S 1 R R A T E N C E D (informer) 54 ice houses 55 Most reliable 56 Seven deadly — 57 Silly ones DOW N 1 Speedy 2 Cetch tig h t of 3 M easure of lend 4 Female ruff 9 Nehoor sheep 9 Ancient 7 Father, In Malaga 9 Sm all g ro u p 9 C u ll D. 11 1944 Invasion data 12 Fine cotton fabric Cal tor Answers • touwtv* a n«*r> > v «i 21 Slumbering <?<[— -wvwe 1-900-454-3535 ext code 100 b 13 Depot (ebbr.) 19 H o w w as — — know 7 20 Farm er's place? j ' m u 1C 22 C a m e M 's magician 23 Destiny 24 Teal 25 Floor piece 27 — m ecum (handbook) 29 E ve 's gerder 29 I 31 Un 33 I 39 G u n grp. 40 M usician Jo h n 41 Chatters 42 Oriental aash 43 W ooden p in t 44 H usband of G u dru n 46 B ird call 47 Dam e Myra — 46 A rt deco name SO D aw n goddess Hardware Item 93 P ro spector’s find O iw e try W A. me 0447 M I think the double ts crazy You have no good lead, and why tell declarer where all the cards lie’ Kven il the lay out were such that South would go two 8 5 down undoubted, he will probably es­ Hast cape for one down doubled West A 6 You have only one winning play at A K J 8 3 f K I O I I ) this stage, the spade king a y s a Q 7 3 After explaining how other switches A 10 I 2 A 10 9 7 2 don't work, Falk writes, “So a trump 8 4 represents the only hope. l«ow w ill not South do the job — South wins cheaply in a A 10 7 4 2 hand and has 10 easy tricks: two high spades, three heart rulTs in hand, the K J 9 5 4 diamond king, two diamond ruffs in A Q 3 dum m y, and two clubs." After the Vulnerable: Both spade king, though, "Tw o diamond D e a le r East ruffs in dummy promote your jackeight of spades into high winners ... East West N orth South and you still have to score the spade Pats three one way or another " Pass Pass 2 A 1A The book is available for 816 95 post­ Pass Pass 4A 3e All pass Pass Dbl paid from Zookeeper Publishing. 2010 . Cimarron Drive. Okemos. Ml 48864 Opening lead: a 4 i IWS b> NEA Inc by Bob Thives FRANK AND ER N ES T NEW TWtOfY: firmly massage the gland around the stones and have found that I can sig­ nificantly reduce the pain and swelling, DR. G O T T Called "intestinal angina," the condi tion ts marked by periodic abdominal spasms, usually occurring after a meal Patients may also experience nausea, vom iting, distension and altered bowel habits In severe rases, the angina may progress to bowel damage or even gangrene, for which emergency surgery may be necessary Th e diagnosis is made by X ray studies Treatment is primarily surgical If appropriate X rays inf the bowel cir­ culation) show potentially dangerous obstructions, bypass grafting has to be considered M V f *XJ A UFE tMSJRAAXX «3JC V FOR C#JLV ftJUL'XS A DAV DKAR DR. G O T T Is there any way that I can modify my daily habits to avoid breast cancer? DKAR ItKADKR A recent report in the Journal of the American Medical Association (Feb. 18, 1998) reached a surprising conclusion Women who consumed significant amounts of alco hoi had a much higher incidence of breast cancer. Th e study, which involved more than ano.oon women, showed that the consumption of two to four shots of liquor. 2 5 to 4 5 bottles of beer or three to five glasses of wine a day led to a .10 to 40 percent higher risk of breast cancer than that in non drinkers Although researchers were putried by this phenomenon, they hypothc sited that the alcohol interfered with the metabolism of estrogen, with resulting higher blood levels of the hormone These higher levels over stimulated breast tissue, leading to cancer W hile infrequent and moderate alcohol consumption does not appear to affect health, regular and signifi cant drinking dm-s Therefore, based on this study, you might choose lo avoid alcohol or keep its consumption to a minimum To give you more information, t am sending you copies nf my Health Reports "breast Cancer and Disorders" and "Substance Abuse A Mental Health ~ Other readers who would like copies should send $2 for each report plus a long, sell addressed, stamped envelope to I* O Box 2017, M urray Hill Station. New York. NY I0]5r> lie sure to mention the title D K Alt DU (i O T T I have an elderly friend who was recently diagnosed with intestinal angina What is this? DKAR ItKADKR When muscles are deprived of oxygen due to poor cireu latum caused by arteriosclerosis, they cramp When the coronary arteries are affected and pain results, physt nans diagnose angina pectnns Rut the same muscle cramping can also occur in the intestinal lining, when the arteries supplying the bowel are blocked by arteriosclerotic plaque. PO you THINK IT'f TRUE, FRANK? \ Act X KNOW IS DTHAT IT'S NEVER if! ‘" 4 : ArouN ^ w h e n h f C 0 U N T6 M C TJ J HAWf TO III * * T U P | ;| G R A V ITY ? THf MOfNlNtf. i n 5 e e i . • • , T w ^ v i? * - 4 - 7 by Jim Davit I5LA 3H E17 TH E TIR E S ON A F O N U T TR U C K reason q fo u r (Birthday Wednesday. April 8 1998 Thera is a possibility you might bo show­ ered with eicesstve opportunities in tho year ahead It will be up to you lo sepa­ rata, cla ssity and utilise th ose m ost worthwnO* A R IE S (M a rc h a 1-A p ril 19) B e more mindful than usual about senabto health h abits to d iy . II there ate th in gs you shouldn't eat. drmk or do at this particular time, this is not the day lo start bending the rules. Aries, treat yourselt to a birth­ day gift Send lor your Astro-Graph pre­ dictions for the year ahead by mailing 92 and S A S E to Astro-Graph, c/o this news­ p a p e r. P .0 Box 17 5 8 , M u rra y H ill Station. New York. N Y 10156 Be sure to s u i t your zodiac sign T A U R U S (A p ril 2 0-M a y 20) You could be more susceptible than usual to manip­ ulation today, so beware ot individuals who lavishly flatter you for r>o apparent G E M IN I (M a y 21-J u n e 20) Until som e­ thing is a fait accompli, it's best not to boast about it in advance It could be embarrassing later <1 you do not live up to e i peda l o n v C A N C E R (J u n e 2 1 -J u ly 2 2 ) The only one who is likely to be impressed by your dynamic schemes today is you Keep this in m ind it you Im d yourse lt trying to enthral a captive audience L E O ( J u l y 2 3 -A u g . 2 2 ) A fina ncia l arrangem ent in w hich yo u ’re Involved appears to be a tad lopsided Recheck it. because the profit you're anticipating might come Irom your own pocket V IR G O (A u g . 23-Sept. 22) A partnership arrangem ent might be more ot a h in ­ drance than a help today, especially it you're involved with a person who likes to grve orders, but doesn't know how lo take them U B R A (Sept. 23-O ct. 23) It doesn't look bke you'll receive much help today extri­ cating yourselt from a complicated situa­ tion ot your own making Instead ot wait­ ing tor the cavalry to arrive, begin lo *ean up the mess yourself S C O R P IO (O ct. 24-N ov. 22) Be careful today that you don't position yoursetf in the middle ot a disagreement between two friends ot whom you're equally lond II you say the wrong thing, both may turn on you S A G I T T A R I U S (N o v . 2 3 -D e c . 2 1 ) In order to achieve your objectives today, you m utt be motivated and tenacious. Significant accomplishments will elude you 4 you shotAd start coasting C A P M C O R N (D e c. 22-Jan. 19) Try to be as trank and torbinght as potsfcta it you get mvoivod w th someone today in a crit­ ical arrangement Focus on tacts, not fan­ tasy A Q U A R IU S (J a n . 2 0 -F e b . 19) G u a rd against the inclination at this lim a to count your chickens before they hatch. Don't make financial commitments before the money is vt the bank. P I S C E S ( F e b . 2 0 -M a rc h 2 0 ) G u a rd against being unduly swayed by tha opin­ ions of others today. Be sure a know-rt-al who is bending your ear knows what sAi# is talking about C IM byN E A lK . by Leonard Starr �Wow! 13 Weeks For Only For Seminole County Only New Subscribers Only By Carrier (or mail if outside our delivery area) • Local News! • Local Sports • Local Advertising! 5 DAYS-A-WEEK DELIVERED TO YOUR DOOR Drop off at: 300 North French Avenue • Sanford, FL 32771 or mail to: P.O. 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Students h elp in g students ' SEM IN O LE COUNTY...2A C om m ission ers talk sex HUMIC - A IT 1 R H O UR S...TC LAKE MARY SOCCER Serving Sanford, Laka Mary, Longwood, Ovlado, Winter Springs and Seminole County since 1908 O ld m urder, new challenge Elections ‘98 The man w ho w ould be governor By Jeans Hughes HERALD STAFF WRITER SEMINOLE • The State A t­ torney's OHlcr continues to protrst a Seminole County woman's request lor a lull par­ don In the murder of her Isisband. If the governor pardons her. she can practice law In Florida 'She Is a master manipula­ tor.* said Hrevard-Seminole State Attorney Norm Wolflnger. ‘ I will continue to do what I can to persuade the board not to do an Injustice to Ptene and the citizen*.' said Wolflnger By R u m White HERALD STAFF WRITER SEMINOLE • Hr nays that onr of the grandest thing* that ever happened to him was be­ ing selected to be the batboy for the Heston Red Sox at thrlr 1908 spring training rnmp In Winter Haven. Thirty years luter. the kid who wanted to be like Carl Yastrzrm.sk!. wants to be governor of Florida. "The more I get into this, the more I feel It's Die right thing to do.” Rick Dantzler said on a visit to Sanford. Dantzler. 42. relinquished his Florida Senate seat for a chance to aucceed Lawton Chiles as governor. Hr needs 75 Cents SATURDAY. M ARCH 7 - MONDAY. M ARCH 9. 1998 90th YEAR. No. 140 NmN M*M» k, VM | V* Rick Dantzler to beat Lt Gov. I Kiddy Mac Kay and stutr Rep. Keith Arnold In the Democratic ITlmary • and then Republican Jrb Hush. *1 know I'm the isidrrdog." Dantzler said. * and that there H u m I m Du UI m , Pag* AA A Seminole County Jury was also not convinced try Kimberly Soublelle's claim that she had t>ern abused by her husband. Ilerre. and bad acted In self defense when she killed him In I9H7. Soubtelle 121 at Die lime) shot her huslsind (25) seven limes (four times In the back) with u six shot .357-calll>er Magnum In 1992 the stale Clemenc y Victim * Advocate Unda Kuhn. State Attorney Norm Wotfinger and Piosecutor Steve Plotmck are protesting Hoard, consisting ol Gov. Law­ ton Chiles and the Cabinet, re viewed Soublelle's rase. Soublelle became the llrsl woman In Florida released from prison based on the Haltered Woman Syndrome. She bad served six years of her 15 year sentence. the request for a M pardon by Kimberly SoUxetle who kilted her husband in 1967 Now the Soubtelle rase Is bark before the same board, considering this time Sou­ blelle's request for a pardon. A pardon would restore Sou­ blelle's rtvtl rights which In­ clude the right to vote, to serve on a Jury and to bear arms. Soubtelle has lived a model life since her release from prison. She went on to gel a college education. After gradu­ ating from Florida Stale Uni­ versity Law School In the near future. Soubtelle hopes to be Hu h I m M«i 4w . Pag* «A W i n t e r S p r in g s to b a la n c e n a tu re w ith d e v e lo p m e n t in T o w n C e n te r By Tony Tlsslo HKItAIJ) COKRKSIONDENT WINTER SPRINGS • A packed house recently at­ tended the third out of 10 pub­ lic meetings to d la c u M the proposed Town Center project. a downtown rejuvenation effort. Winter Springs Mayor Paul Partyka appearing by way of video tape while In Germany, said: T ills Is the first plan, the first concept, the rest Is up to you. Let's go out and build the best Town Center we can.’ Presiding over the meeting was Vice Mayor Cindy Grnnrll. Attorney Rob Homstatn, Logs! Assistant Bruc* Allen Scott. Knight's sister Evetena Futer. Margaret Knight and Attorney Treena Kaye exerdae their rights to as­ semble and associate In front ot Knight's home. R esidents sue to change policy in p u b lic housing By Lacy L o u HERALD EDITOR SANFORD - Her 33 years working In the celery fields, back aching, callused hands cramping, never allowed Mar­ garet Knight to move away from a lifetime In public hous­ ing. in d e x Hut she never felt she wasn't free...until the director of San­ ford's Housing Authority told Iter site wasn't. Told her about a policy that residents were not free to entertain unauthor­ ized guests on housing author­ ity property. 0 ‘ I didn't think that was right. c As long as I paid my rent and didn't commit crimes, I thought r i I had rights. I thought some­ . thing had to be done.’ Knight , c-’ c * CT A said. At 53, Knight Is perma­ nently disabled with arthritis M argaret K n ig h t and diabetes. She lives with her daughter. Twinkle, and her celery, picking peas, sorting baby granddaughter, bell peppers from 4 a.m. till 6 p.m. Her husband. Charlie D. Teyonlaka Louis, 3. In an apartment at Lake Monroe Ter­ worked at Stein's Machine Shop In Sanford. Twinkle was race. She has painstakingly 3, with two older brothers, 5 decorated her home In red, and 6, to protect her. The cou­ black and gold; a dramatic ple hoped to buy a home, work flower arrangement shades a hard and get out o f public Spanish senortta doll perched housing. on a chrome and glass table. 'My husband came home one Red lace drapes over living day, and Just didn’t feel good. It room windows. Toys are neatly was hot. real hot. He took a stacked in one comer. Knight sits up straight on her cold bath, but he had a heat­ stroke. He died." Charlie D. long black couch. hands was 32. clasped In her lap. Her Widowed at 27. Knight stayed smooth, unllned face belles her In public housing, uneventfully age and years In the sun. raising her three children and Site had dreams as a young I m FaMte. Pags 6A woman In the fields, packing !‘=a C e n U a l J U u d a 'a S te a l C om pan y! doing a market analysis of what will be support stores In live project. Researchers askrd various groups of residents, shoppers and store owners questions such as Income and number of children. Tire study told them that the area was a suitable, growing economy. The potential types of busi­ nesses include a pharmacy, full service restaurant, food specialty such as a bagel or Ice cream shop, candy store, a cards and gifts store, a per­ sona) service shop like a hair salon or copy shop plus a store front clothing store, etc. rtisss I m Tsvb . Figs IA Mom, son rebuild lives after loss from deadly tornadoes By Ro m White HERALD STAFF WRITER LAKE MARY - With a whole lot of help from her family, friends and kind Individuals she la just meeting. Amy LeFlla la getUng a new start In life. LeFIls and her two-year-old son, James, survived the re­ cent tornado but lost th.'tr trailer home, the boy’s pony und rabbit and everything else they owned. That James escaped without serious Injury Is what really matters. LeFIls Mys. ’ He’s the reason • 1 know it's not me." she said. *1 believe God has something special planned for James. He kept me alive to see It." Amy LeFIls. a 33-year-old single mom. shielded James when the horrible twister struck their home on Myrtle Ave. They were swept out the back of the trailer which was reduced to rubble. Dazed. Le­ FIls said when she awoke she Amy LsFHs and hsr two-ysar-oid son, Jamas, lost avarything in ths racant tornadoes. Amy Mys as long as she has Jamas, aha has avarything. heard the boy calling. 'Mommy, mommy, mommy.'* He was only a few feet away. Almost two weeks later. Le­ FIls has her left wrist In a soft cast. Is bruised from head to foot and needs a cane to walk. She and James are staying with a relative In Lake Mary and have been Joined by her Margaret who flew In from Texas. Pat Sanchez, a childhood friend, has Initiated a support system that Includes contribu­ tions from the American Red C tom to the bartenders and owner of Sassy Merlots. an adult entertainment club In FIssm I m LsFIls. Fags BA Serving Seminole County & A ll of Central Florida C a n y to l £ o c a U y O w n ed <£ C p e e a te d Also present was Seminole County Commission Chairman lUndy Morns who said. 'I'm going to be brief, because tlie star is the Town Center. 1 sa­ lute your Winter Springs Com­ mission and your staff, but most of all I salute you.* The planners and consult­ ants Include: Dover. Kohl & Partners, Gibbs Planning Group and Michael's Design Associates. They were gathered together for a 10-day period to gather Information such as fi­ nancial and geographical data for the Town Center. Consultant Charlie Gibbs discussed how his Arm was Lake M ary - H eathrow Altam onte Springs L o n g w o o d * Relocation O vied o 407-333-8088 407-869-4600 407-831-5445 407-365-3688 407-8964666 Orlando Dr. Phillips Area 407-354-5678 Mt. Dora 352-735-1010 Internet Address www.hlgRlnshcath.com �I X < _ _____ ____ _______ ___ _____ Will county com m issioners let adult clubs stay put? Itx H im While V ' ■ •> \ 1 \VV -! V'\, to i h‘ t i l l e d tot .1 l ir, C o m m issio n e r D aryl M cL ain juiMi. -ir.tiuim: uuh.tppx im. in-iii ( H i i i m l s s l m i r i !>!ik Win lli't Wrldr said Fi1 day that the board was going hi approx— thr gr.mdlat hertng by a d 2 <mint "I dmi'i see any change In dlrrrllnn." hr said Van llrt Wrldr and Grain Malay are lmlh np|vmrd tn thr grandfathering Malay said hr had talked to residents who wanted to know why tlirie was no limit to thr ritandfaihrrtug ordinance. "Under ordinary eon dtilnus. a business would lose ihr grandfather tni; exemption when it changed owners." Malay said "These ship (oints appatrutlv will he able to go on lotevet h(' ludicrous m e n ihiulauf/ about rnortru/ th ese h u siiu 'sse s to Sanford' /f tro n /ri i. N i i t l n i t i n 1 t. i i l tn n p r i . i t i i i s iitii r e s i d e n t s i>| r i i k i i s s t ' l b r n x lit.i v h r p l r . i s r i l xx'ith l l i r 11 - t i l l it t i n h r . ii t n g ,1 <11 t u f:l ,l 15 It limit T In Kent I'.itk r.tssrlhrrrx the .uliili N||ip i lulls .itul ini'NM"- Irom thru . h i m Sevrt.il n| thr cotnmtssinnris limit think II is t.n in tietghltors il thr IrMoxx next ilnm r i r r l s a <’ Ii i i.tin imu i M uh ih.in Itki'h ihr\ will i i ’tr Im i 15 it Iiiiiii llu i miiiii|NNiunr|N ,i|m i seem In In* ir.tih' to ippimi rt.irultatlu-rlng thr existing .uliilt i m n t.unmeni establishment* .mil sexually oriented h i t - .t T u - s - .e s i n t h r Fern I'.itk . h i m ■--•iirs ate p.m it! 11ii* s.uuc ili to hr tin iilril tin In ihi ttntx t nmmissUinrt-■ s.ixs tomnitsstnU'i Win —I New name honors library system founder Sanford Mayor Larry U.de. who will altrnd Tuesday s hearing, said he will rr emphasize to the city eotnmlsstoners that Ihr elty woukl not pass an miriloe.il agrreinenl wlih thr county unless ihr Kent Park club* were grandfnthrrrd li.de told the eoiintv eommtsstoners dial he pay tor the work cx]»cctcd to I k* planned Metropolitan Orlando. Hu transportation partnership which has been pushing for mipiovcmcnis on the bridge, has estimated II would take Fund SI 2 mill!'Dll Is .ihe.utv uudrr wav tow'ard ir.u lung ihr higher .iiiim m i By Nick Pfetfauf 11KHALI) STAKI WKITKU "f>t? Central Branch Library, 215 N Oxford Road. Casselberry, was tolodicatoa Thursday as the Jean Rhein Central Branch m honor ol Iho ouflty library system s rounder and firmer director Jean Rhein who 'otirod this past December after 19 years ot service SpeaKers included Randall Morns, chairman ot the Seminole County Board o( County Comn ssioners pictured here Also speaking was Barrett Wilkins State ot Honda Library dueclor SANKOHI) rile ettv s Dime tor of Planning and Develop­ ment. Jay Marder. calls it "good news" Motorists who fear driving over Ihr St Johns River bridge on Interstate -l may nay. "IPs .ilrout time!" t ’n fortunately. It's still years away. Marder has reported that die Florida Department ol Trans­ portation has revised thr ten t.itivr work program Io Inrludr $2 million In tlse.il year l‘ t‘.hi/2tXK) lor picllintnory de­ sign activities. Im hiding survey and geolec hnir.il work for ihr 1 -l Si Johns River bridge The money however, won't ally. XXIll'll Ihe FI JOT woik pniigram was was no etl. thrrr ill or a led ti iw.ltll mak lug improvemenis in Ihr bridge, much less working on the design lor Improvements In order lo promote im­ provements on the bridge. Volusia County's Metropolitan Planning Organization (M ill) joined with the Orlando Urban la-ague tn creating an alliance Harold W Harley, executive director ot Mrtro|>o!ltan Or lando says the reason lor the change of heart try PDOT Is apparently the piddle srntl- Lake M ary exp lores d ow n tow n site fo r p o lice station By Shari Urodie IKKA1.D 1KATURK KDITOR I.AKK MAKV As the i tty dis. iissi-N the tmiklmg ol a new puhlu s.iti-tv complex near In­ terstate-*! one city commis­ sioner would like to sec lilt: jMiliir department retiiealr m a lire department In either case. Mi-Id suggests the purchase of the property lor a satellite tire Mahon Frazier, who presented a preliminary site plan lo the commission at the work ses­ sion. was directed by the commission lo proceed v.-uli an llu- eounly already Is In court action against two new clubs that opened while It was strengthening Its adult enlertatnmrnt code Sissy Merlot's won dtr right to stay open. V II’ Gold lost as two circuit Judges delivered oppu site decisions "We're nghl in limbo " Van Iter Welde said 1-4 bridge construction still years away State revises schedule and includes design work money PtvolobyWiftadl was not threatening the county "We’re Hying to cooperate and he a partner." he said. IT the Pern Patks clubs were mil grandfathered, they could move In 11151*1 io sites in Sanford "Ii would he ludicrous even dunking about moving these businesses to Sanford," said I'ommtssioner Itaryl McLain "I'm opposed io Ibis, and I encourage people in Sanford lo he al ilils hearing Tuesday night Anodiei com cm tor the eounly are the legal tees ihal surely will arise if the clubs are mil grand la I hr red, environmental study, soli bor­ ing and survey of tlie Sieruen's site Thr study will cos! I»eIween $5,000 and $6,000. bill Mayor David Mralor said It was necessary to proceed should the commission eventually de­ cide to build on thr pruposrd H ill. Frazier should present the results ot thr study at a later work session In Ihr meantime. City Manager John Uttnn will have stall study the price of thr second option, presenting Ihe rommtsslon with a total pack­ age cost for splitting the de­ part incuts. menl expressed dining alll.mee eiindiuted wnrkshtips on the matter In Orlando as well as Daytona Drarh He says they apparently now understand the importance of accelerating this pmjrcl and I hey s u p p o r t thr cooperative planning efforts exemplified by ihr Alllame. One of Ihr reasons people have demanded work on the bridge Is Ihr ever Increasing nnmlier of vehicular accident!*. Interstate Iraflle speeding along at the recommended speed limit, suddenly finds lire bridge with extremely narrow ami dangerous sldrs Some vr hu ll's slow down causing nth rrs to rear end them, while others veer away from die sidewall only to sinkr another vrhti lr or go out ol control While the Initial planning Is now e.xjH-t led lo hr financed in the ‘itr/tKi Ils4 al vrar. thrrr was no Indication regarding how many years tl may Ik- before actual widening work ran get under wav Honest. Dependable, Guaranteed and Dedicated & Joy ©M-9ToskoW Service with a Personal Concern for Your Repair Needs. Harrell &. Beverly Transmissions RepairingandRebuildingAutomaticTransmissions 209 W. 25th SL, Sanford 3 2 2 - 8 4 1 5 MV-00694 Since 1959..^ame Location tt-tyr-aux !own Iown site ‘ Id hki us to really fully ex­ plore the downlown option." Commissioner Gary Brender said Thursduy al a work ses­ sion that dcait with t)ie public safety building Brender said he ihought It would he a "kick start* lor downtown develop­ ment CARPET MILL DIRECT Dike Man- has been consid­ ering a 6-1/2 acre parcel on property Siemens Telecommu­ nications wants to develop. Siemens would trade the prop erty to (he city lor Impact fee « rrdlls (or the Development of Regional Impact (DR!) the company hopes the city will approve. The new public safety build­ ing would replace the current home of thr lire and police de­ partments on Rinehart Road. Voters approved a S I.7 million bond Issue that would pay for the project. The city has been looking tor a site for several months. It <ame up on tire Siemens site last fall. Siemens original offrred a choice of two parcels; tlie commissioners decided on the southern parcel adjacent to Pnmrra. SQ . FT. WAREHOUSE&SHOWROOM IMPORTED ITALIAN FROM i i iliu m j Orlando architect T. Frazier advised lire cily building one building fur departments would be the er nnnmiral Gray dial both most lieary agreed with Urendt-r's comment that It would be a nice addition io city hall and Drcndrr tell it was a wise move on the city's part since It would have eventually had to Invest tn infrastructure and retention when downtown development si arts. Ihr commission now’ has iwo options; continue with thr proposed public safety rumpiix on the 6-1/2 acre site In die Sir-men's DRI or spill ihr poller and lire, using thr 2,ii rr parrel m the I'rlmera DRJ lor the fire station, and look for downtown property for the po TILE Irom j 9 9 9 * Police Chief Rick Deary said I rid ay that, while he projects most ol the calls for services Irom the police department will he in the business district along the 1-4 corridor, he sup­ ports the idea of a downtown police station. "It's one of the proposals I made three years ago." Deary said. 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Sun. 12 • 4 Evening* By Appointment 5 « % * LOCAL NEWS& LOCALSPORTS& ADVERTISING 5-BAYS-A-W E E K SCOTCHGARD A R R IV IN G W EEKLY .7 9 * 'Pttase A*k Foe Dalzitt 6 50XEARS EXPl HARRISTA R K ETT $$ 0 3 7 READ THIS: • This Special O ffer Expires 3/15/98 Call: 322-2611 Today ii �Sominole Hurnld S.vilortl Florida Sunday March H t'HJH 3A VALUE-PACKED ENTERTAINMENT What does Oviedo taste like? Check our calendar for theater, art, music, sports and lectures at: By David Frasier HERALD STAFF WRITER University of OVIEDO Ealing Is .in rn |nyme*nt everybody shares. anil llirrr are 20 reasons why. at Ihr annual Taste nl Oviedo. Twenty premiere local and area rrstaurants will sample then entrees on May 2 The event now In lls founil year keeps growing like the rity It is m "Taste of Oviedo ts the eon eept of one ol mu longtime, loyal members." said Rlc h Sloane. executive director ol the Greater Oviedo Chamber ol Commerce Sloane said that the Idea tiehhid the event was to showcase the city and the growth that envelops It The event usually lakes place on Alexandria Itnulcvard oil of Alafuya Trail ami. for now. has no plans ol leaving that spot. It has grown from 12.(XX) visi­ tors In lls llrsl year In |0,(XX) last year *We knew it was get ting blggrr when. In the second year, the Church Street plane llrw overhead," said Sloane The Taste has many exhibits and attractions tn addition to the IoimI sampling The ( las sic Car Kxhlbltlon will make a return visit again showing oil vehicles Imm collec tors a n d even from Church Street Sin lion Hie Citrus and Celery Cook oil Is now under the spunsoislop ol ( lii/ens M.uik of Oviedo and will continue t o Ire an annual event For those who wish to participate tit this year's rook-oil. call the chain l*er at 1-1071 365 2500 lor de tails. At die m a i n stage v l s i t o i s can Ice entertained b y t h e l i k e s nl trllles W o m a n . t a c k l e J o n e s C e n tr a l F lo r id a 1.AKK MARY A teder.il grand Jury, tn c barges made public Friday, has indicted William J McCoikle. famous tm Ins into mrrclaJa. lor fraud MeCorkle, ,11 his wltr Chan lal. 2U. and two associates. IID.in Higgins. :1M. and Sammy Smith. 4‘J. both ol Otlandcc. wrre c harged with tM) counts of fraud and money laimdrrliig. Tlie charges stem horn Mt'Corkle's nallotiwlile telecnarkellng business iliat tnomised dir uppottuuity of u lifetime.' try using bis foreclo­ sure-purchasing sysi y S P R IN G F E S T IV A L MARCH 2 1st & 22 nd • 10 AM - 4 PM Photo Courttiy ol Witter Hamler diehard R oy (loft), p m sid o n t of Ceoativo f’ ontinq and Publishing in lo n g w ood looks on as Jim enuntrv hand Amerii an Steel and others Jhc-te will also hr a line ails show and spc-i lal ac tivllles Im t hlldien Admission Is tier to ill and three will lie p.uklllg available at the new Oviedo Markelplace plus shuttle selVM e lo and hum the mall Sloane said lli.it past i. i s l e s have Ireen tie •f ile I It eel IIV V Isll. a s 111ill I <)i ala tlst St-biing and I1.ohmi i|i im « Jnisi in name a lew i M is t r 1 r» ts tin tn f n «»u .w I be uiUl.d lull»rili.illoti pat k .iges i osl $1.'* and adillllolial tnaierials could t osl up to $2.-100 Records Itldli .itiMi Corkfe's i oilipaities w*ti ■olleiting $r> to $ii million a month selling the packages Mt Cockles lltlomen lals were noted |or showing a mansion and olfiei luxiitv hems siippos edlv belonging lo McCotklr Ibe llidlc lineiil charges dial these Hems did not lielong to Mi ( oikle anil were used to lull­ ed siomers M.uk ll'irwii/ ( brutal Me Cot kies .ill.-ecus tintli Ale.l the Couple will sutrendec next week and plead no) guiltv T ID E S SATURDAY: SOLUNAR TAULE: mm 12 .15 a.in., ilia).0:50 a m min 1:00 p in . ilia) 7 lf» p m TIDES: Daytona Beach: high 3.22 a m . 3 4b p m low •• lit a.in.. 11.53 p m New Smyrna Beach: high 3 27 am 3 51 p in., low 11-15 a ill . 11:58 pm.. OUTLOOK Cocoa Beach: high 3 42 a m . 4:00 p ul . low 10:00 a m . SUNDAY Tatrma 82 66 10:13 p m. MONDAY TUESDAY Tatrm a 72 68 P tcld y 68 49 LOTTERY H e m a r o thu w in n in g n u m b ers a o lo c le d o n F n d o y in Itiu Florid a L o ttery Fantasy 5 13-1 $-17-22-26 Lotto (Fab. 2B) B E A C H C O N D IT IO N S D aytona Beach fit New Sm yrna Beach: Seas arc 2 4 feel with a Hinder.dr chop. Water teiii|HTntuic at Daytona Is til degrees and at New Syninia. 61 degrees Winds are front (lie east at 10 15 in.p.h. S T A T IS T IC S 6 -6 -2 0 2 8 -4 3 -4 7 Play 4 1*2*7-2 Cash 3 7*1*4 3 T h e h i g h t e m p e r a t u r e In S a n fo r d F r id a y wan N/A d e g r e e s a n d th e o v e r n ig h t lo w w as N/A. R e c o r d e d r a in fa ll (o r th e p e r io d e n d in g a t 10 a .m .. S a t u r d a y t o t a l e d .OO I n c h . • S u n r t a c ...................... 0 : 4 4 a . m . •Sunset....................... 6:21) p .m . e m m o le H e r a ld "Sening Seminole County Since IV0H" Sunday. March 0. 1990 • Vol 90. No 140 Phone: (407) 322-2611 Fax: (407) 3 2 3 -9 4 0 8 Eli/abetfr Bennett O d M M Pugh - B u tm eu Manager Term Q a rw t MeUnda Mom* Unda Spiegel EDITORIAL Lacy Loar •Editor Jen Ben.n.oo SKanBind* Dona D'elnch ADVERTISING C h ni Sharp • Manager Elaine Grddeni R o m Lavender Chary! Slone C LASSIFIED Kelt* Werner - Manager Sandy Prepay C m C U L A TW N Davd Fracier Jeana Hughe* Courtney leftee NiC* Ptedaut Dean Smith Tommy Vincent Susan Wanner Rum WhJe PencxXcal Postage P a d at Santord Flonda end additional mailing oftces USPS 441280 Postmaster Sand adoreu changes The SEMINOLE HERALD P O Box 1667 Santord. FL 32772-1667 Republic to LE D A LS Margarel S laley PRO DUCTIO N T rank VonoCme - Manager Peggy Beehner Freda Maimer* Cheryl Smith PRESS A STRIPPING Roped Skip Coean Marx Savo* Bar Egan Bern Tyrrell Jr Head Pressman Subscription Rates (Daily 4 Wednesday) 3 Month* 6 Month* I Year Home Delivery 119 SO 139 00 178 00 Marl 17*00 U 8 00 196 00 Florida Ftasrdeiilx add 7*. sales lax lo above rale* Newypapen, Inc Koevom g postor artist points at an rtom in the poster ho created tor the Fourth Annual Tasto ot Oviedo able .it tic*- r li.iinht-r Jim alt-cl at jnu West Hrii.ulway m Oviedo and al-di it Ihr- Artistic Hand lo* aicil at 153 North Central Avc-nur- in thtedo Hit- tost Is $15 lh<- original watrrcolor |ros|<-1 was I li-illl'll l«V lunglUnc­ le sidr III Inn Kocvritlg Hr- lias won niiiiM-tous awards at shows mi hiding the prc-stig tons National Watrn olor Soil i IV tlir Midwest and Southern Wait It tilor Soi letli-s and the I lociila Wateu oloi Society Hu- poster leatures die histone Whitney-Wolcott House on Dike ( harm limit In IMHO, the house will he 112 years old litis year Creative Printing and Publishing a Uingwood based company. donated the |iimtmg ot the poster Die lommitlee lor the Taste ol Oviedo h.is no plans to radi­ cally change the format ol the eveiit For now. memljers will keep it p1st die way It is "Wr want to show folks what little old Oviedo has lo idler." said Sloane POLICE BRIEFS No driver's license * Iriermah lilt kelson. 20, of raaj AicjMitt lllvd Sanford, was .I!ie-di-d HiUlsday hv l-ike Mi IN police f)lc kerson was 1b a r g e d with driving while It reuse Is sus|M-ndeil or revoked l)li kerson was arrested at the iot net Pnmela atld Crestfill • V intage ('.ns • i-.titcrtam m ctit • Histone Displays / - Open and th.il the vehicle was going at a slow rate of speed. r i ;i : A D M I S S I O N Spun voted hv Dell.irv Hall, his Ib e Daytona flench News Journal Y o Ium .i ( ininlv Pack and Recreation Dept Deilary Hall Mansion 20(1 Sunrise Hlvcl. DeHiirv. Kl. 32713 l u ll (4071 6 6 8 -5 8 5 4 A T T E N T IO N Woodmen of the World Members Tornado relief may be obtained through the local Woodmen office. For more information about disaster relief assistance for Woodmen members, contact: Multiple charges R. C harles Sm ith Jr. •David Man tukowski. 2H. of )»a.M Sipes Ave San ford, was attested llm rsdav hv Sem inole Vic u>n.i Washington. Id. of 440 Mrllonvillr Ave . Sanford, was arrested Thursday by Seminole County deputies Washington was charged with |M-tit thett attaching lag not assigned, driving while license is suspended or revoked and faliuie to register vrhle le State M anager 3730 Cleveland Heights Blvd.. Suite 5 Lakeland. FL 33X13 Toll Free Telephone: 800-555-9981 < b im iv W*i*slitnt>t«in ( i d le M .m in k owski was ih .ilg e d with dltvm g while lie el 1st- ui bltsjM-Jlded or lerrtTtrd .mu arrested al the lo m e : ol Celery Avenue and Heardall Avenue. Wctw arif**ttrci nt the comer ot 12th Stieet and Mulberry Avenue. Utllcer found that the tag on Washington's car had l*rrn stolen. JJIU W oodm en V * * o r tt a e W o r l d Lifth m n o c c S o cie ty H a s s O H Ic ii O a a h a . RaAxaaba Car chase Glenda Aladln. 2H. of 2425 K 2 1st st Santord. was arrested Htursdav hv Sanford police. Alacltti was charged with aggra­ vated assault with a motor ve­ hicle teckic-ss driving and llrc-uig/attcmpilug to cludr a police- officer Aladln was artested at the corner of First SI reel and Holly Av enue. Offi­ cer observed Aladln driving Iter c.u and chasing another. Retail theft suspect nailed Hai ham Mason. 50. of -104 W. 20th St.. Sanford, was ar* tested Thursday by Sanford police Mason was charged with retail theft and arrested In the 1500 bitx k of South French Avenue Mason allegedly tried to take a package of Nallren Press on Nalls. W ould H aving F rien d s A ro u n d M ake You F eel M ore Medicine leads to arrest M e r r ill G a rd e n s Donnie Burke, 76, of 150H W. 15ih St.. 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San­ ford. was arrested Friday by Sanlord police. Robinson was charged wtlh felony DUI fourth plus conviction, driving while in-ense is suspended or re­ voked and refuse to sign cita­ tion. Robinson was arrested at the comer of Sanford Avenue and 25th Street. Oflleer no­ ticed the driver’s side door Bringing You The Best In Assisted Living at Affordable Rates! • 24 Hour Professional Stall • Medication Assistance Management • Emergency Response System in Each Apartment • On-Site Rehabilitation Therapy • Three Gourmet Meals Served Daily • Social Activities & Wellness Programs • Scheduled Transportation * MERRILL GARDENS A t O r a n g e C i t y 500 Grand Plaza Drive C \ i\ A 'T 'T C Orange City, FL 32763 V U 4 - / AmutU Ijuitty Lk * AL**131 ___ 2 C /C t ____________ ______________ _________ �S E M I N O L E Op*#** d je Ueralti 4A • Semirote Herald. Sanford, Florida • Sunday, March 0. 1W0 Why did airport board do that? We'd like in know w ho the engineer Is that Is trytnu to railroad O rlando Sanford Alrjxirt Director Steve Cook out o f his job. In a decision Tuesday that was no su r­ prise m light o f the outcom e o f the sub­ committee m eeting held Feb. 12, the A irport Authority decided to terminate Cooke's con ­ tract Sept. 30 and seek qualified candidates to review. Cooke, m embers explained, was welcom e to subm it his resume. Chairman W illiam Miller, members Col. Charles Gibson and Ken W right and G en ­ eral Counsel S te w Coover com prise the sub-committee that by consensus decided to recom m end the cancellation o f the contract that expires Sept. 30, 1998 but would liavc autom atically renewed through Sept. 30. 1999 unless m em bers took the action they did. M em bers claim the existing contract w as Inadequate. Uut Mr. Cooke’s performance is not. After discussion at the sub-com m lttce meeting, another consensus was reached to research and draft a relevant contract and a third consensus that the authority should “Initiate a process to review qualified candi­ dates for the executive director position. In­ cluding Mr. Cooke." "I don't know what they don't like. They just didn't make that clear. 1 told them I would lx? Interested In continuing to serve as executive director, but I believe I'm de­ serving o f some clarity In what they believe has been wrong. “ Cooke told us. We agree, because It would appear that nothing has been wrong. Cooke has pre­ sided over the best year thus far In airport operational history. 1997. This year p ro m ­ ises to surpass last. Cooke Is well-respected In the Industry, am on g em ployees and by other Industry leadefs. So why does tbl»_m aw < * n » * X o f Instead o f sound business Judgment? P ossi­ bly because Cooke Is not political; he has not aligned h im self with any political coali­ tion in the county, he Is not ow ing to an y group, he runs his airport profitably and well. So w hy do we feel som ebody is try in g to... fix som ething....that isn't broken? W e Just w on der w ho m ight be prodding m em bers o f the Aviation Au thority to do things his or h er way. O ur airport should be run by a board, not by a person trying to control Its members. The airport board may wish to update the professional contract extended to an execuUve director, but this veiled ploy to railroad a fine director Is on the w rong track. K udos to cham ber director My husband and I recently had the pleasure of doing volunteer work at the Sanford Chamber of Commerce. We are very Impressed with the chamber's new executive director Ronald Rose, who reminds us so greatly of our late friend John Krlder. John was the chamber's executive director for a number of years, as many people will remember. Walter and I enjoyed reminiscing with Mr. Rose about the good ole days at the chamber when we were active members. At that time. Walter was publisher o f the Sar\ford Herald. We believe Mr. Rose will do a great Job for the chamber members and will bring the chamber to great new heights. In Just a short time on the Job. Mr. Rose has made a big difference. The chamber building looks so clean and neat Inside and out. The board of directors room la especially beautiful and the office Is also neat with no "clutter' on' the desks. The big meeting room la as clean and neat as It could be. The building Is newly painted and no one could pass It by without no­ ticing It. V alter and Wlnlfrod “BUI" Oialow Long-time Sanford residents On a new police station “Second Hand Rose’ ...Remember the song? That’s what the man Sanford stupidly elected for mayor wants for our police officers to move to Building 31. which the sheriff Is vacating. We don't want It! We need a location accessible to the people of Sanford. Isn't It sweet of Esllnger to offer all the Junk he doesn't want. I know how much the present Police Department has. After the June 9. 1975 fire at tire old Jail, we worked out of that build­ ing. They don't need a T a j Mahal' like the building being bulll on 17-92. They need a de­ cent building with modern equipment. 1 see all the money and time put on parks, the baseball field on W. 24th Street, not to mention the money put on the golf course. People o f Sanford, don't you think our Police Department deserves a large enough building ao officers can work without being cramped? And for goodness sake, one that Is properly main­ tained? I bet if the shoe was on the other foot. If the Please Bee Letters. Page BA Some thoughts on Seminole County politics Influence peddling In Seminole County Well, questions are being asked again re­ garding (he Influence some of our citizens mny have on our politicians. Tills Isn't new. There have always Ik t ii those who seem to be more Involved than appears appropriate. The Impor­ tant word here Is "appears". I do think that there Is a perception that perhaps all Is not right, when In fact tt may well be. My answer to all of this is (o limit the number of county and city Ixiards, and others, that one person can serve on at one time. Certainly there are many citizens that can fill these appointments. It would be wise for the county commission to pass such a ruling In co­ operation with city governments. Something on the order that one person can only serve on one county Ixmrd and one city board at any one time. The problem with serving on more than one board and being Involved In other county business creates, as I said before, the percep­ tion of possible undue Influence upon the com ­ mission Itself. Tills Is not new In this county and In the past It has caused problems. Roads beautification As before, we're obviously going to bit a snag on this one. Certain roads scheduled for beau­ tification have been mure talk than action. The initial presentations are much better than Die end results. Is this going to be another program where perhaps we hired more people to gtve less service? It certainly appears that way. Ernie Hatton II Ernie Hatton II Is a veteran member o' numerous government boards and Is a civic activist in the interest of good government. tlons need to be asked as to why we created de­ partments that have lots of blueprints and more employees but no visible signs of actual beauti­ fication protects taking place. We have heard about all that Is going to be done, when In fact many have already been re­ duced In scope while the department and per­ sonnel grows. As In the past with the roads de­ partment what has been promised. In writing to citizens. Is far from what ts going to be received. Apparently that department still does not have It's act together. Commissioner Adams has refused to sign off on one of these programs because It Is not what was promised. The roads department won't do os agreed. So Die citizens tired of meetings and broken promises are left with wasted time and effort. No more meetings Just do what was promised! This Is a wonderful program for the county and should certainly continue, especially with the money already Invested. I would sug­ gest that the personnel hired and those that were already employed by the county get to work before we have another uprising against our road department. A b vslve la i| U | i Are you all getting tired of the abusive lan­ guage being thrown about by our politicians about one another, not only here but every­ where? It seems like a prelude to the fall of Rome. Will we destroy ourselves from within? I know that I am no longer Interested In the president's PERSONAL dilemma and all others that seem to be the target o f one political party or the other. The problem In Washington has gotten so far out of hand that many Republi­ cans wish that It would go away simply because they, the wise, see the terrible repercussions all of this may have on the country. I'm tired of the spending of tax dollars on this mess and would like to see It all come to a con­ clusion soon. The mentality In this country to destroy political enemies by whatever means necessary Is contrary to our own survtval. If we continue on (hla road we are going to have seri­ ous misfits In government because our best will not seek political futures or offices. In fact, we're probably well on the road to that scenario now. I n Hattoa. rags BA S p e c ia l TO N Y TIZZIO WHO ARE TOU GONNA' BELIEVE? A BUNCH O F WOMEN MAKING ALLEGATIONS, OR THE PRESIDENT O F TH E u n ite d Tlzzio is an advocate for the disabled. S TATES ?! A look back at some/. ' very special people t-n am Rocking the boat and watching your tax bucks J M ’t I A school board candidate was telling people the other day that she waa running for office on the platform o f not “rocking the boatl* What I don't understand Is why she la even running? If u don't run against an Incumbent to rock the «t. to change the character o f the board's votes on tasues-then why run at all? Just to change one rubber stamp for another? A bit of advice, candldate-lf you arc not running to make things better than what we have nowthen get out o f the race. The kida in the schools deserve better! Bob Goff C Channel 9 suddenly changed the viewing time o f the second part of the expose* on Ken Wright's "cozy" relationship with County Com­ missioner's Daryl McLain and Win Adams. Very Interesting! Was there some pressure applied? Or waa there so much more Important news that the scent of possibly corruption was blown away by the events of the day? Inquiring minds want to know! Many people who turned In at 6 p.m. (aa ad­ vertised) missed the segment at 5:30 p.m. Those who taped the expose' say that requests for copies arc strong. There is an unconfirmed ru­ mor that Carlton Henley wants 6,000 copies. Must be a mailing coming up. Don Nicholas and Paul Lovestrand are reputed to have put their copies in safety deposit boxes to make sure nothing happens to them before the elections In 2000. It's a shame Channel 9 missed the fact that Ken Wright la Win Adam's campaign managerand Bits on both the Port Authority and the Air­ port Boards. What was It that the UCF Ethics professor said about a smell teat????? [ h i ggbool budget year The word from the Department of Education In Tallahassee la that this will be a lean year for any Seminole County School Board budget In­ creases. IVe suggested that this la the year to actually drop Inefficient programs In our schools before funding new programs. Talk about a radical Idea? I'm going to ask my mother If she waa abducted by aliens, because some of the looks 1 got made me think I waa from another world. w . “ x * V w 1 l-L / a P e o p le Bob Ooff Is a ■ w jj^ s ro f tbe County School Board, rsprossatlag Dis­ trict B The School Board has been to both Lake How­ ell and Lake Brantley to receive student, parent and teacher Input on Block Scheduling. It seems aa If the board heard from every honor student and AP student on both campuses. Who we didn't hear from were the kids at those schools who are In the bottom 25 percent grade-wise. I wonder If they have the same view o f hlfcV scheduling aa the honor students and their parents? Has Block Scheduling helped them or hurried their exit from education? What does tt say when the Clerk of the Court f » i « for s change of venue from her own court­ house? If it's a capital murder trial. It means that the defendant doesn't think they can get a fair trial because of prejudicial pretrial public­ ity. If It’s the clerk's current court battle against a county commissioner--It means that the clerk doesn't think that ahe can get a fair trial from the Judges ahe serves. What’s that tell you? What's that tell them? Every time she doesn't like what ahe hears in depositions or from the Judges and attorneys, ahe asks for a new Judge. Hang on. this may require a change of venue to another statet Another one of OofFs good ldeaa--l suggested that when the school system staff tells us about how much money they have saved--the money should actually get put In a bank account where Coming up next month Is the one year anni­ versary of “Special People". Since we now have many new readers we thought we would celebrate early and show you a little of what you may have missed by highlighting some of our beat Interviews. 8711/17 •"A Spatial Yaaaa Mm ” A great part of doing this column ts the mall we get. One o f our first letters was from a lady named Nancy M. Lodge. In that very moving letter. Ms. Lodge told of tier courageous young son Michael. Not long after this I Interviewed Ms. Lodge. She told us that Michael is a very Intelligent and curious 10- year- old boy. whose feet and right leg are paralyzed from a tumor located Inside hla spinal cord. This tumor waa noticed more than two years ago. It waa removed at that time and was found to be non-roalignanL Michael wean a long k g brace on hla right leg. a short leg brace on the left leg and uses crutches to walk. He uses a wheelchair for long distances. Michael la a quiet, but strong willed young man and tries not to let any of this affect his dauntless determination. 11/M7 •' Ms. Jean Hughes Is a friendly 69 -year- old widowed mother o f three, whose courage and convictions are an Inspiration to us all. Suf­ fering from a stroke In 1985 has left her left hand and leg paralyzed. It has taken exten­ sive physical therapy to get her where she la today. Her recovery has amazed many people. She does require a nurse at night because o f her inability to move when her k g brace la off. This amazing lady has endured all this and It has not hampered her love of life or compassion for others. Ms. Hughes manages to volunteer each week for the "Seminole Reads" program. ltftl/ 1 7 - ”C M « M m " : We have said It many times, there are spe­ cial people all around us. They may not be what you would call disabled, but they have overcome health and life difficulties and have gone on to make their world a better place. One of these people fo Mr. Eddie Rose, the City o f Altamonte Springs commissioner/vice mayor and local speaker. A tireless public servant. Eddie doesn't let anything alow him down. Not even when he diagnosed with cancer seven years ago. During that time Eddie waa given six weeks to two months to live, but like everything else, Eddie beat the cancer. Four years ago he had quadrupk by-pass surgery. A friendly man, Eddie always greets people with a smile and a Joke, even during these times. U W I 7 • ” I M iM tiM t M b Ti We introduced you to another outstanding Altamonte Springs resident, Ma. Doreen Kirk. Doreen was bom 46 years ago In Rochester. NY. She Is s friendly woman who speaks qui­ etly. At age 11. Doreen had a stroke and a cere­ bral hemorrhage, leaving her with paralysis of her right aide, a condition that is worsening. Doreen spends most o f her time when health permits. Involved In voluntary causes. For many years she has taught youngsters In re­ medial reading, kindergarten, learning dlaabilities and emotional disability. Nowadays, she teaches adults by her volunteering efforts. �S E M IN O L E Gflje Herattr Sominoki Herald. Sanford. Florida - Sunday. March 0. 1998 - SA Q u e s t C o lu m n is t JO H N E L L JA C K S O N i i n ■ 1 IMrP t VW miB I Seminole County activist Wasteful government A wasteful and disloyal system of govern­ ment Is ours. In a rrcent article dated Feb. 23. I npplauded Seminole County Commissioner Grant Maloy'a concerns about his frllow commis­ sioners' (comrades') muffled efforts In wasteful spending of more than $200,000 In legal fees without success regarding the nude club Is­ sues. While this Is a new road for Mr. Malay, for his fellow comrades In government. It’s their way of life. During my tours of duty overseas, I know this country's system of government has spent hundreds of thousands of dollars In screwdrivers and coffee mugs. Right here In this county and In city government, officials have spent several thousands of dollars studying dltchrs. Governments’ wasteful spending and disloy­ ally to Its taxpayers and supporters Is no se­ cret. but Is their way of life. One of the main functions of this system of government Is to be fraudulent and disloyal to Its supporters und taxpayers and to constantly provide doses of disappointments. This worldly government Is Immutable and supporters must understand that they are only needed because of the system election process and once their supporters' mission Is com ­ pleted. the government and elected officials are no longer obligated to serve them with the truth, _ , . , i . i . i r, Atj>s« o ftlie courtty4 pubhu hvarlagt* oil ihe nudity Issue. I recall pastor Bruce Scott speaking, against |hl$j issue .sod quoting a C‘ scripture from II Chronicles 7:14 which reads: *if my people, which are called by my name, shall humble themselves and pray and seek my face, and turn from their wicked ways; then will I hear from heaven, and will forgive their sin. and will heal their land* That night the people turned deaf ears. For a nation that Is supposed to be One Nation Un­ der Ood. this country as well as this county. Is suffering from many social Ills with no relief In sight. This system o f government is not designed to Improve ways of life, but rather to destroy Adult entertainment and the Hindenburg Recently the Seminole Herald had me quoted that Ihe county's attempt to crack down on the adult entertainment Industry was 'going down like the Tllanlc.* One person commented that I was being too kind on the county commission's handling of the strip Joint Issue. In their opin­ ion the county disaster more resembled a differ­ ent ship...the Hindcnberg...more like a crash and bum. If we stayed the course Seminole County would stop being the only total nude area tn metro Orlando, clubs would disappear from main entryways Into the county and would be 1. Stop topless and bottomless dancing and delegated to the back of Industrial parks where ulrr dancers to cover up as tn Orange or St. their impact would not be as great. With free le­ in's counties. 2. Change the land use from commercial to gal help on board the taxpayers would be protretrd nnd with any luck the clubs would want Industrial without grandfathering...to get strip to move to a county or city where codes would Joints away from main thoroughfares and be weaker. neighborhoods. 3. Solicit the assistance of a legal firm who Somewhere along the line the ship started volunteers their expertise to counties and cities sinking. The unanimous votes to crack down on across the country In fighting adult entertain­ Ihe strip Joints switched to 2 to 3. Commis­ ment. sioner Adams was telling local pastors how Under this scenario I felt that overall the citi­ great It would l>e for the county to end total nu­ zens of Seminole County would benefit the most dity but then changed his mind and switched lo reduce the srcondaiy effects associated with his support to total nudity. The free legal help strip Joints such ns high crime and decreasing was replaced with a politically connected law property values. S G o ff---------------------C o n tis M d Cross P a g * 4A Our students were shining examples among 1,100 at the Junior State Conference held In Washington D.C.; well prepared, good appear­ ance and tn the opinion of many, the beat. Florida now has three chapters; Seminole County. Tampa and the Miami area. Not bad, from none since 1934 to three thin year. Hie directors were so Impressed that they believe In u few short years Seminole will be prepared to have it's own Florida Conference. My question Is where was the support for these students? The school board needs to get In touch with Lake Howell High where it all started and give some support to this program. There ■% ♦,■ \ • i Wii I A- £ I PD offered Donnie all the Junk they don't need, he would blow his cool. One last thing. John Polk kept asking for money to repair the food traps at the old Jail. The county commissioners didn't want to spend The Lake County School Board moved their upper level administrators out of their office and Into portables and then put the administra­ tion building up for sale. Orange County Just kaood out the top two floors of their big build- — — dollars. Seems like our on both sides have quit talking about _ changes and are doing things that are outride o f bureaucratic thinking box. 1 wonder what the fourth floor o f the ESC building would lease for? Just kidding guys and gals...or am 1? there for eight yean. Many of our beat times were spent enjoying the forests and mountains. I’ll never forget aiding and hiking in the moun­ tains In Berchtcsgarden and biking in Nurem­ berg's forested parka. Our most beautiful Christmas tree came from the top of an already fallen 50 foot pine tree. Germans were so strict about cutting trees that the forest ranger had to ' give permission for any tree to be cut. After 32 years In the Army my husband retired and we moved to the Oviedo area. We chose our It can be accounted for. If Mom wasn't abducted by aliens-Dad must have been! Here's a campaign Issue for someone. At the test School Board meeting, a staff member, at­ tempting to Justify using a higher priced bid In­ stead o f the low bid. said *$00,000 (more) la Just a drop tn the bucket When compared with the total contract price, It's not o f consequence.* Do you make $50,000 a year? The average family In Seminole County only makes $41,000 a year. $00,000 ain't a drop In my bucket. It's a Cha­ teau La Fite *32 tn a silver chalice. No wonder people think governments waste the taxpayer's bant earned money. All U takes Is a few com­ ments like that to turn public sentiment against anyone connected to that branch of govern­ ment. And trust once lost Is hard to regain. ore debates being planned now to take place In Florida. Our students should be supported In these endeavors. These students and thetr par­ ents should be applauded for thetr efforts. A flul i m aots The big news Is the Seminole Herald, pub­ lished In the county seat of Sanford. The ques­ tion I have been asked most frequently Is "What are the advertising costs?* This Is not a ques­ tion 1 can answer, but tt certainly is a good sign for the newspaper. The other question has been. "Will I be able to get the newspaper eas­ ily?* The content of the newspaper has always been praised by those 1 have talked to over the past two years. We are proud of our newspaper. firm will) a price tag of $200,000 so far. Seeing that this attorney was Commissioner Adams main fund-raiser It caused Channel 9 to do an Investigative s t o r y on good ole boy politics In Seminole County. The vote coming tills Tuesday will be the spark that lit Oie Itlndenberg. Voting to grand­ father the clubs Is much more than Just select­ ing a site. It means giving the strip Joints every­ thing they wanted...great location, and a pro­ tected monopoly. Combine that with total nu­ dity and floor dancing and the county commis­ sion will be guaranteeing these clubs huge profits for years to come. A mother of three told me recently that as she and her husband returned from a vacation, they were listening to their CB radio on 1-75. Three truckers were In a conversation as to where the best strip Joints were located In Central Florida. Their conclusion was Seminole County with to­ tal nude dancing. Thanks* said one trucker... ‘ maybe I will stay In town an extra night to see the clubs.* Tills mother told me. "This Is not what I want my community to be known fori* The people of Seminole County want strong regulations on adult entertainment, especially If It's near their neighborhoods. As It stands to­ day. we are about to have the weakest codes around and hundreds of thousands of dollars In questionable spending. This could change If one commissioner, who once talked tough on strip Joints, would take a stand. Paul Lovestrand Paul Lovestrand is a Lon gw ood city commissioner. A u s t e r it y h a s p a id the money and that’a why 11 people died. Someone passed matches to a Juvenile through a broken Iood trap door and he used llie matches to set the fire. Clara L. Palmar IU tired Correctlomal Offlear B u fo rd We must protect the trees ftrnat Hatton- Grant Maloy is a Seminole County com ­ missioner who lives in Oviedo. Let's look nt the history of this epic tragedy. Originally hopes were high that the county was finally going to nddress the problem. The board was moving 5-0 to correct serious problems In our code. In roily workshops the direction of the board was unanimous to: T h e nation that destroys Its soil destroys It­ self.* (Franklin D. Roosevelt). It should be said, *a nation that destroys Its trees destroys itself.* Tires are llfe-they produce the oxygen we breathe. T h ey arc the oldest known living things.* They are home to wondrous animals; birds, squirrels, and many other creatures. Trees provide food; fruit and nuta, and ahelter from the sun. Thetr wood gives us homes, furni­ ture, fuel, books and newspapers. Trees help preserve water and soli and provide recreation areas. Here in Central Florida whole forests arc de­ stroyed as trees arc ‘ slashed and burned* Ac­ cording to Pam McVety, head of Flortda'a envi­ ronmental permitting. *We are clearing 450 acres of land a day, twice the rate of the Bra­ zilian rain forests. We are also seeing the failure of entire ecosystems--whole communities of plants and animals.* I grew up tn Central Illinois where trees were scarce and fields of com were the tallest things that could be seen for miles. I have always loved trees. When 1 waa two my favorite tree held a swing which a neighbor had made for me. We moved down the street where silver leafed poplar trees lined our back yard and we had a huge pear tree, a cherry tree and a maple. My father and brother built a tree house tn the pear tree which gave us endless hours of fun. My family picked cherries from our cherry tree which my mother quickly turned into delicious cherry pies. Our maple tree had the moat beau­ tiful fall colors-red, orange, and yellow leaves which we raked and enjoyed again aa we roasted marshmallows over their dying embers. Years later I married a soldier and we lived tn the United States and Germany for the next 22 yean. Trees were a part of our wonderful expe­ riences. Every fall we enjoyed nature's colors from the hills of the Hudson River at West Point, New York to our neighborhoods In Fair­ fax. Virginia and Carlisle, Pennsylvania. In Kansas, in the fall, we picked apples at a nearby orchard and during the winter marveled at beautiful snow covered trees In the park across the street. Pvc seen America from the green pine covered woods of Maine to the giant Redwoods of California-from Minnesota's lush forested lakes to the deserts of El Paso. Texas. Germany la one of the moat beautiful coun­ tries in the world because o f Its trees. We lived ways of life. This system will continue causing or tending to cause diseases and death be­ cause of Its perverted ways. This system will continue allowing Its supporters and taxpayers to come to meetings expressing their opinions, moaning and groaning, just to have their pre­ scription refilled with another dose of disap­ pointment. Where I live, a liar will not tarry tn the mist, but tn this country of government. If perjury a crime the people would be free, and tire Jrtty of govcnunenl officials would be up for life. This system of government will continue to be partial, favoring their good ole boys: prejudiced and biased. It will con­ tinue to plow up land, destroy nature, build great buddings and cause much destruction upon this earth and still be asking the same ultimate question, what-happened? Where I live no man la greater than his Crea­ tor and for that reason this system Is destined to fall. The pestilence In this country from mudslides, earthquakes and storms of all magnitudes, sickness diseases, etc. will con­ tinue until this reprobate system seeks God's righteousness. Ood bless you all. GRANT MALOY n S u s a n E b e rle Susan Eberts is a registered nurse who lives in Oviedo. She opposes government action that encourages explosive growth. Guest Column * ' neighborhood because of its beautiful trees and our home because of the woods behind tt. A few months later I witnessed the slashing and burning o f a forest across the road from us. I couldn't believe that this could be allowed! In early May 1905. our county commissioner met with over 100 nearby residents about Knights Krossing. a huge student housing proj­ ect which waa to be built across the road from us. (Since we were In Seminole County and the project was tn Orange County we were never no­ tified o f the Initial hearings.) Our commissioner promised that the trees on McCulloch Rd. would remain. The next day bulldozers knocked down some of the trees. That day I became an activ­ ist. Since then, thousands of acres of trees have been destroyed. Our air and waterways are fouled with smoke and ashes. What is the coat to our health, environment, and quality of life? Something must be done. First, elect only those who will protect people and the environ­ ment. Enact a law against the alaahlng and burning of trees. Pass a law to leave or plant a 20-25 percent tree buffer of land acreage be­ tween neighborhoods. Make a law that Ftah and Oame issue a Anal building permit only after a total environmental survey la done and gophers, tortoises, etc. are relocated. Do not allow devel­ opers to hire agencies to do thetr wildlife as­ sessments as they are often grossly under esti­ mated and gophers, tortoises, etc. are being de­ stroyed. “We have taken over the planet aa If we owned It. and we call U progress because we think we are making it better, but In fact we are regress­ ing. Species are dying tn the wake of this ‘progress' and we seem not to realize that our life depends on theirs. The destruction o f spe­ cies Is more critical for the world than the greenhouse effect and ozone depletion, because tt Is moving Caster and la Inevitable. Peter Ra­ ven, director of the Missouri Botanical Oardens In St. Louis, predicts that over the next 30 years human beings will cause the extinction o f a hundred species a day.” (Eugene Linden, T h e Death o f Birth.* Time Jan. 2 1968 32-35) o ff in Longwood The result of the Longwood elections was a ‘ clean sweep* for those who campaigned on a platform of austerity. The Incumbents had high ambitions: a new city hall, a new fire­ house and the purchase of Sanlando Utilities to encourage aggressive annexation. In addi­ tion. a 1-mlll lax was passed Just weeks be­ fore because of the financial constraints these ambitious programs had brought to the city. The water-sewer enterprise fund had Just Ille­ gally ‘ appropriated* almost 1 million dollars from the general fund. This depleted the city's reserves and left the watcr-aewer fund $965,000 In debt. The new city commission canceled the building program and sewer expansion plans and Immediately Instituted a 10 percent budget cut. Six months later, upon a new re­ view of finances, another 5 percent cut was instituted. In January of 1991, In a citywide referen­ dum. the voters overwhelmingly approved a Charter amendment, which required voter ap­ proval for long-term borrowing. Throughout *91. finances continued to be tight. The end of the year budget carryover was hardly enough to meet a two-week payroll. Salaries for 1992 were frozen. Public works projects such as road repaving were delayed. The city elimi­ nated 10 percent of Its manpower. ‘ Austerity* was the watchword. The austerity program paid off. By 1B92, the budgets began to show surpluses. The watersewer enterprise fund began to pay off Its debt. Efficiency Improved, enabling us to manage with fewer people. The results? Tbday the surplus In the water- ‘ sewer enterprise fund la over $3 1/3 million dollars. This amounts to 120 percent of the $2 3/4 dollar budget. The general fund has a surplus of over $5 million dollars on a $12-*million dollar budget or 47 percent. By Sep­ tember this year, all bonds will be paid off and Longwood will be debt free! Yea, we may borrow tn the future if low in­ terest rates make It advisable and If the peo­ ple approve the debt In a referendum. Cur­ rently, our city commission la considering the need for a new or Improved community building. In addition, last year the city gave Its workers a substantial ‘ catch up* aaliuy In­ crease. Presently, Longwood has the ability to pay cash for a new building. We have found that austerity and a ‘ pay aa you go* policy Is a good one. The bottom line has not yet been written. In the near future we hope to translate this efllctency into a tax cut! Let your voice be heard O ir readers are invited to contribute guest columns end letters lo the editor for publica­ tion. We reserve the right to edit copy. Elected officials and candidates may submit one col­ umn a month. Opinions need not be those of the Herald. We may or may not agree with you, but we wfl always defend your First Am end­ ment right to free speech. �6 A •Seminole Herakl, Sanford Ronda •Sunday. Marcfi 8. 1998 P u b l i c -----------Continued from Page 1A her sister's four children on the money she earned In the fields. Her boys grew up and left home. Twinkle, now 29. came home recently when her baby's lather died. When the women moved to Ltkc Monroe Terrace last year. Knight explained, she was told by Director Timothy Hudson about the policy that offended her. 'New residents were called for a meeting, lie (Hudson) said he wouldn't have any gathering, drinking, running in and out after 11.1 have eight sisters, and we like to visit. 1 didn't think that was right, no gathering. What he said, 1 didn't feel 1 was a person. It made me feel bad.” Knight asked Central Florida Legal Services. Inc. to help her. Managing Attorney Treena Kaye saw a clear violation of Knight's constitutional rights that protect free speech and association. 'While they (the Knights) want to live In a community without fear of crime and with­ out fear of losing their home, they also want to freely exer­ cise their First Amendment freedoms to associate with whomever the>r wish to see In their homes or on public prop­ erty.* Kaye said. Kaye, along with attorney Rob Homsteln, with Southern Legal Counsel. Inc., tiled suit In federal court for Margaret and Twinkle O. Knight, charg­ ing among other complaints that the Housing Authority's practice to deny residents the right to free association was D a n tzler Continued bum Pag* LA aren't many people who know me. This could be to my advan­ tage because they can’t have any preconceived notions about me or dislike me." Toll (almost 6-foot-5) and athletic looking. Dantzler will not go unnoticed as he tours the state looking for support In the 1998 election. He looks people In the eye. holds out his right hand and says, ‘ I'm Rick Dantzler. I'm running for gov­ ernor." He said he senses people are ‘ yearning tor someone to tell them the truth, someonq who ts capable "of "making trig deci­ sions. someone who’ll be hon­ est with them." Dantzler said he was pre­ pared to talk to citizens throughout the state. He mar­ vels at a week he recently spent campaigning. On a Tuesday he visited Fort Walton and the Panhandle. on If you can’t afford an attorney... Central Florida Legal Services, Inc. provides civil legal assistance to persons w h o are without adequate means to employ other counsel. M anaging Attorney Treena Kaye says CFLS docs not take crim inal cases. The Sem inole County office Is located at 315 S. M agnolia Ave.. Sanford. Phone 322-8983. CFLS serves Putnam, Volusia. Flagler. Seminole, St. Joh ns and Brevard counties. Southern Legal Counsel, Inc. Is a non-profit 20-year? old public Interest law firm, specializing In constitutional Issues, located In Gainesville. FI. Attorney Rob H om steln can be reached at {352) 955-2144. On Jan. 30. United States District Court Judge Patricia Fawsett Issued a preliminary Injunction against the City of Sanford Housing Authority prohibiting Hudson from en­ forcing the policy that provides thrrr shall lie no unauthorized gatherings on Housing Author­ ity property. Other complaints filed In the suit have also prompted the Sanford Housing Authority to cease the collection of nnnrrntal charges through the use of Illegal notlres. Still pending ts a challenge to the legality of the authority's requirement that public housing tenants waive their right to a Jury trial tn legal disputes arising under the rental agreement. Neither Hudson, nor the Housing Authority attorney. Clay Simmons, returned re­ pealed phone calls for this ar­ ticle. Hudson. In past Inter­ views. has maintained that his strict policies are necessary to rid public housing of drugrelated activities. There's a certain majesty when the voice of someone without easy access to the rourts Is heard by a federal judge.* Homsteln said. 'It was the right thing. I feel good helping other people know they have rights.* Knight said, perched on a lawn chair in front of her home. In a gath­ ering of family and friends. A gathering she fought for. Wednesday he was In Tampa and the weekend In Miami. "It was like being In three different states." Dantzler said. T h e diversity of Florida Is un­ believable. There Is no other state like It." Dantzler and his wife, Julie, frequently will be staying at an apartment they have rented In Broward County. He said that 25 to 30 percent o f the Demo­ cratic primary votes are In the Broward-Dade-Palm Beach county area. He'll need to work the territory. Before making his run to be governor. Dantzler t y M jt fix- Subcommittee A o f Ways and Means. His accomplishments In­ clude the Everglades Forever Act. a Workers Compensation reform. Juvenile Justice Re­ form. Solid Waste Management Act. creation of the cross Florida Greenway. and Private Property Act. As chairman of the Ways and means Commit­ tee. he worked to cut 235 pro­ grams that saved Ihe atate >270 million. Health care ranks high on Dantzler's list of priorities In his run for governor. ‘ People are tired of not being able to go tu n tn T a llah assee. / J U .frC h c to waa elected to the Florida House of Representative!- He served eight years as a repre­ sentative and right more as a state senator. Since he election to the Senate, he's been chairman of the Natural Resources Commit­ tee, Agriculture Committee, Corrections Committee and he said. They're weary o f HMO employees overruling the deci­ sion o f a doctor. Sadly, people have Insurance but they don’t have coverage." Dantzler la concerned, also, with the challenge to people and the state’s natural systems as more and more people move to Florida. He said that Soublelle's battered spouse defense. Kuhn has built her career being an outspoken supporter of victim's rights. ‘ If there had been evidence of the abuse I'd be screaming from the roof­ tops.* said Kuhn. ‘ For Justice to work we have to speak out when lt is not Justice.* Wolftnger. Plotnlck. Kuhn and Lee all support the bat­ tered spouse defense. They simply believe the Soublelle case Is a poor example. They fear that this case could Jeop­ ardize legitimate battered spouse syndrome cases In the future. The director o f the Florida Coalition Against Domestic Violence did not return phone calls. Kimberly Soublelle could not be reached for comment. versity. During the argument Soublelle admitted to Pierre she was having an affair. violative of the First Amend­ ment. The Housing Authority should put as much energy and effort Into providing decent housing a» they have In cutting comers on the Constitution.' Homsteln said. Homsteln. who defends civil lawsuits In the public Interest, and has taken the Knight case pro bono. believes that many residents of public bousing feel Intimidated by the system and are often taken advantage of by tt. And If the public tends to not care, the Intimidation per­ sists. *So much Is In the form of threats. These ate people who don't have much and don't want to lose the little they have. The problem Is made worse becuuse some people also feel tenants In public housing shouldn't have rights.' Margaret and Twinkle O. Knight won. doctor o f th eir choice.* M urder-------CoaUoosd (roai Page 1A able to practice law, which she Is forbidden to do with the fel­ ony conviction on her record. Since the murder she has worked on battered spouse projects. Soublelle has also worked os an intern In the gov­ ernor's legal office. Not everyone sees Soublelle as a model citizen deserving of a pardon. Wolftnger, Linda Kuhn. vlcUm’a advocate with tlie Slate Attorney's office and Prosecuting Attorney Steve Plotnlck went before the board in December. 1997 to present their objections. Wolftngcr’s characterization of Soublelle os a ‘master ma­ nipulator' Is partially based on that Soublelle has worked with the very people In the gover­ nor's office who will now con­ sider her request for a pardon. Wolftnger. Kuhn and Plotnlck are quick to point out that a jury of 12 Seminole County citizens heard the evidence presented by both sides and rejected Soublelle's claim of battered spouse defense find­ ing her guilty. One juror also wrote In a let­ ter tn response to Soublelle seeking clemency. T h is is written to confirm my confi­ dence In the decision reached by the Jury*. Wolftnger said he ts encour­ aged because the board Is taking Its time In coming to a decision. Sheriffs Lt. Billy Lee was the Investigator on the Soublelle case In 1987. ‘ Kimberly's alle­ gation's of being a battered spouse weren't corroborated as part of the homicide invesUgaUon.* said Lee. ‘And all evi­ dence Indicated she kept her lewd activity from Pierre and her family.* For more than 20 years, Kuhn has worked as a victim's advocate with the Seminole County Sheriffs Office and the State Attorney's Office. Kuhn has worked closely with the Florida CoaliUon Against Do­ mestic Violence, but Kuhn finds herself In the unique po­ sition of being on the opposite side this time. Unlike Kuhn. Coalition strongly supports The Soubltllt murder The Soublelles were living with Kimberly's parents. Their two-year-old daughter was asleep In the house at the time of the shooting. Following the shooting Soublelle cleaned up. lined the trunk of her car with plastic, moved Pierre's body to the garage and called her fa­ ther, Orville Bliss for help dis­ posing of the body. After Bliss arrived he convinced Soublelle to call 911. After 21 hours of delibera­ tion. the Jury found her guilty of second degree murder and shooting Into an occupied dwelling. In April 1988 Semi­ nole Circuit Judge Vernon Mize Jr. sentenced Soublelle to 15 years In prison and 15 years of trobatlon following her re­ ease. Soublelle testified that during their three-year marriage, her husband had raped her, stuck needles In her breasts, burned her with cigarettes, cut her with knives, and forced her to become s topless dancer and a prostitute. During her eight hours on the stand Soublelle told o f the a r­ gument she says led up to the shooting and her plans to leave her husband and move with her daughter to Houston, Texas. She had received a full scholarship to attend Rice Uni­ f T ow n ----------- Continued from Page IA Other Items Included In the projections are npartmenta which could be located up­ stairs. office spaces and single family detached bousing. As Victor Dover says. ‘ It can be a wnlknble neighborhood where residents can walk to stores* Each store 1b cxjtectcd to have 2-1/2 parking spaces per store. Other concerns were a mas­ ter plan !>elng done with the Water Management District, roads, utilities, etc. The pur­ pose of permitting of the mas­ ter plan Is to expedite permits In the future. The environmental concerns were that the center will con­ tain portions of the Cross Seminole Trail, a Seminole County project. The trail head will be a very Important part of the center project. The trail network could tic Into other trail arras. One possibility proposed puts Die equestrian and walk­ ing areas of the trull around the center. Consultant Forest Michaels wild that from day one they have tried to strike a balance between developers and the environment. Members of the South Lake Jesup Homeowner's Associa­ tion asked why they were not put on the mailing list. Oennell answered that Southlakr Is in the county and It was an over­ sight. When asked If another planned Town Center in Winter Park will affect Winter Springs, officials said, "We don't know the unswer to that.* One person asked If a medi­ cal center was a possibility and was told that It could be If a proper site Is found. Several Bm M rtw<« fey Tm ? TUsU Consultant Forest Michaels discusses the Town Cantor project Springs Commissioner Cindy Germed. groups of people were thanked for their participation In the project including Rollins Col­ lege students. City Manager Ron McLrmorr said about the project. “This has been a re­ markable process with re­ markable people and a re­ markable plan.* When planner Victor Dover Winter spoke he also presented a slide show which started with the words T h e Heart of Winter Springs*. He said they antici­ pate this will be a great work tn progress and will mature aa the area grows. The planners and consultants will come be­ fore Ihe City Commission on March 23. W in t e r S p rin g s cops seek th ird b u r g la r y suspect Prom Staff Reporta Winter WINTER SPRINGS Springs Police Department ar­ rested one adult and one kivenlle and are now looking for a third subject in connection with a burglary to an occupied dwelling. On March 4. three young males kicked tn the ironl door of a house on Tradrwlnds and entered. As one was going up stairs he encountered the 81 year old occupant, who yelled she was going to call the police. All three youths ran from the residence. Two of the suspects were apprehended a short time later. The clothing worn by the suapecta at the time of their arrest matched the description given by the home owner. The shoe's the suspects were wearing matched the foot prints left at the scene. The third offender has been Identified and a war­ rant Is being sought. 288,000 moved Into the atate last year. *We need to have Ihe vision to see where It ts going." he said. It Is Important, he said, to gel more aggressive In mass transit. Dantzler wants to see better planning. He envisions s system for the 1-4 corridor and a day when commuters get home from work more quickly than they do today. Dantzler would like lo ace communities develop *Safe Havens" for schoolchildren lo go after classes. They've de­ veloped some programs like this In the Tampa Bay sirs," he said. 'Some of the churches there have networked with schools. It would be good to develop more programs like It." Recently. Dantzler opened up a web page on the Internet, announcing "Rick Dantzler la In the Race to Stay." | H I ( M LBS McFALL Lerion Lee McFall. 77, Shrtver Circle.. Lake Mary, died Thurs­ day, Feb. 96, 1998. Bora Jan. • 1. I M I in CllWtand, Term., she moved to Central Florida tn 1996. Mrs. -McFall was an elementary school teacher. She was a member of Stuart Park Baptist Church. Cleveland, Tenn. Survivors Include son, Don­ ald. Lake Mary: sister, Lucille Williams. Fayetteville, Tenn.; two grandsons. Briaaon Funeral Home, San­ ford, in charge of arrange­ ments. ego, Calif.; six grandchildren. Banfield Funeral Home, Win­ ter Springs, in charge of ar­ rangements. half-sister, Phyllis Stiles, Dea Moines, lows. Brandt Funeral Home, Dallas Center, lows In charge of ar■•••<**» ORIOL O'PBRRALL Ortol O'Ferrell. 59. Sun Lake Circle, Lake Mary, died Thurs­ day. March 5. 1998. Bom In Defense attorney Chan Santurce. Puerto Rico, he Muller presented testimony moved to Central Florida from from Clinical Psychologist Hamburg. N J. In 1995. Mr. Lois Veronen, an expert In the O'Ferrall waa a forklift opera­ study of abused women. tor. He was a member of Veronen testified that SouTeamsters Union Local *617. blelle's life during her marriage Mr. O'Ferrall was a member of was consistent with the Ufe o f Bom Again Christian Church. a battered woman. Longwood. Dr. Lloyd Wilder testified as Survivors Include wife, Mary to Soublelle's state of mind at • A.. Lake Mary; sons, Andrew, the time of the shooting. Wilder Lake Mary. Scott. Belleville, testified that Soublelle was N J.; daughter, Myra A.. New very fearful at the time. ‘ I think York. N.Y.; mother, laaure, she shot because she feared Orlando; brothers, John, Kis­ for her life,’ testified Wilder. simmee, Efiraln, Orlando; alaProsecutor Steve Plotnlck at­ tera. Sonia EUopulue. tacked Soublelle's claims of Oamcvllle, N.Y.. Olga Oortlck, abuse and being forced to work San Diego. Calif. aa a dancer. The prosecution Baldwln-Falrchlld Oaklawn presented evidence from an­ Park Cemetery and Funeral other dancer who helped Sou­ Home, Lake Mary, in charge of blelle break Into the buslnesa. arrangements. The woman testified that Soublelle asked her not to tell KATHKKHVK L. OHLX1CH Pierre that she was dancing. Katherine L. Ohlrtch, 86. According to the witness Pierre South Ridgewood Avenue, Or­ believed she was hostessing at mond Beach, died Friday. a country dub. The witness March 6, 1998 at Bowmans also testified that Soublelle Nursing Home. Bom Aug. 15, wanted to spend the money 1011 In Hillsboro, Tenn., she she waa earning dancing, but moved to Central Florida In In a way that Pierre would not 1968. Mrs. Ohlrich was a food realize how much money she service employee in the hotel waa making. Industry. She waa a member o f A man who had befriended the Congregational Church. Soublelle while she was danc­ Survivors include daughter, ing testified for the prosecu­ Jackie Ooodman; three grand­ tion. The witness testified that children: four great­ he had never seen any evidence grandchildren. of the phvslca) abuse that Oramkow Funeral Home, Soublelle nad alleged even Sanford, In charge of arrange­ though he had seen her dance ments. unclothed. The witness also testified H . P i______ about purchasing the gun. used _othy H. Packer. 82, 1sto kill Pierre, for Soublelle. ler Court. Longwood. died Soublelle Indicated she would lay. March 6. 1998 at South fed safer If she had a weapon ilnolc Hospital, Longwood. because of problems In her a In Pittsburgh. Pa., she neighborhood, but the witness « d to Central Florida 28 was not aware of any abuse by Mrs. Packer was a her husband. She waa a me ro­ *•* of All Saints Episcopal Soublelle's case has also rch. drawn national attention. Wolrvtvors Include sons. John finger, Plotnlck and Kuhn have album. Oa.. Richard 1. Jr.. been Interviewed for an up­ Petersburg; daughter, Patricoming edition of Public Eye Zcmenak, T h y , Michigan; With Bryant Qumbd. her. Rov Hanneriy. San Dl- Zoe A. Stanley. 86. Linden. Dallas Center. Iowa, died Thursday, March 5. 1998 at Spurgeon Manor Care Center. Dallas Center, Iowa. Bom In Perry. Iowa, she had been a 15 year resident of Sanford before moving lo Dallas Center, lows five years ago. Mrs. Stanley waa a retired L.P.N. for V.A. Medical Center. She was a member of Sally Harrison Chapter National Society Daughters of American Revolu­ tion and an honorary member of the Descendants of Wash­ ington's Army at valley Forge. Mrs. Stanley was a member of First Presbyterian Church. Survivors Include daughter, Susan Beavers, Dallas Center. Iowa; son. James C., Sanford; The first response to It read: ‘ See You on the Campaign Trail, Jcb Bush." Visitation for Mrs. Katherine L Ohlrich, 88. of Ormond Beach for­ merly of Sanford, who died Friday will be Sunday (nan 2 until 4 pm. at Oramkow Funeral Hone Chanel. Interment will be In Brooklyn Heights Cemetery. Cleveland, Ohio, arrangements by Oramkow "Fu­ neral Home, S00 E. Airport Bhd., Sanford. FL 327731407) 322-3213. We Believe In The “Old Fashion” Way • • • • 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 % KTTI ORAMKOW G F ram kow u n er al H om e s in c e 1 9 5 6 500 E. Airport Blvd., Sanford, FL 32773 322-3213 �Samtnota Herald, Sanford, Flonda • Sunday. March 0. 1990 - 7 A The w ay w e w ere in Seminole County, 1925 You may remember that about two years ago I gave you Information on Sanford as It was in 1925 token from a booklet published that year by the Board of County Commissioners for publicity purposes. The Information was com* piled by n committee of the Seminole Assocla* tlon of Chambers of Commerce representing each of the communities. In addition to datn on Sanford, the booklet gives Information on the county and each of Its communities plus several pages devoted to the many crops raised In the county. I have delved back Into this Informative booklet and today will give you facts about our county 73 years ngo and also what the Cham­ bers of Commerce deemed Important about some of Its communities. In future columns I will continue with the other towns. Sm Iro Is County Statistics 1925 According to the 1925 census, the population of Seminole County was 14.500. It was (and still Is) the second smallest county In the slate, comprised of 3G0 square miles. Roads and schools were high priority Items as 25 percent of the county's taxes were expended on schools and 33 percent on good roads. There were 12 schools In the county and 91 miles of liard surfaced roads. A •1,750,000 bond Issue was to pave 88 miles of new roads and Improve 45 miles of existing roads. When completed after three years, every point In the county would be connected by ex­ cellent roads. Sanford was one of the ties! paved cities In the United States. Interstate travel north and south was made via three railway systems and the Clyde Steam­ ship Line which plied the St. Johns River. Public utility companies had extended electric light and power lines to all the outlying sections permitting most homeowners to enjoy every city convenience. The average weallh per capita for the county was approximately $700 and 60 percent of Its citizens were homeowners. The assessed valua­ tion of the county was •8,000.000. There were choice citrus lands, lilgh rolling pine lands dotted with beautiful lakra and streams and low lands with flowing wells. There was a system of aublrrtgatlon • explained In great detail • that enabled farmers to success­ fully raise winter vegetables which supplied all ureas of the county. Seminole County at that time produced 73 percent of all the celery grown In the state and one-third of the entire crop produced In the United States. The booklet also ttoasted of many Industries aside from farming and fruit growing on which Investors could make profitable returns. One of the largest poultry developments In the state was then In progress In Seminole County. Seven thousand of the choicest county lands had been purchased for this purpose. 'T h etow n of Altarfraig Springs, described as one of those dellghfWP'pfkcex1In which one Is always tempted to linger, was located on the Dixie Highway (Jacksonville to Tampa Branch) and on the mainline of the ACL Railroad In the southern end of the county. Surrounding Altamonte Springs were some of the finest citrus groves to be found In the state. Also located there were a number of green­ houses which produced asparagus plumoses for shipment to the leading flower markets In the eastern and middle stales. Legal Notices e rn r o s lam b b a n t , N O T IC I NOTICE IS H IR IB V OIVIN by toe Cltr Commit*ton of IN* City of lo ti* Mary. Florida, that m m Commit*Ion writ hold a Public Mooring on Merab I t t h , IBS#, at 7:00 P.M., or * t toon there­ after M oooorbto, to consider Second Hooding tnd adoption ot on Ordtntnc* ontitlod; ORDINANCE MO. S?4 AN OSOINANCf OF THI CITY OF LAKC MANY. FLORIDA, A M IN DIN 0 ORDINANCI NO. 141. AS CODIFIID IN S IC TIONS 1*4 0* ANO 1*4 >0 OF T N I CITY OF LAKE MARY COOI OF ORDINANCES; F IR TAINIWQ TO OIFINITIONS ANO SUFFLIMINTAL ZON INO R IO ULATIONI FOR RITAININO WALLS; AND FROYIOMM FOR SIVCRABILITY, R E FIAL OF LAWS IN CONFLICT. COOtFtCATION, ANO AN E FFIC TIV I DATE. Tho Public Mooring will bo hold tn tho Comm lotion Chamber*. 100 N. Country Club Rood. Lafco Mary. Tho Fublic to tovltad to to Urn* unts a final decision to m id i by tho City Comm lotion. Ceptoo or tho Ordtoenco to tub i In tho Ctty C tort1* A TAFIO RICORO OF THIS M i r r m a is m a d i b y t h e CITY FOR ITS CONVENIENCE. THIS RECORD MAY NOT CON­ STITUTE AN AOtOUATE RECORD FOR FURFOEES OF A F F IA L FROM A DECIEION MAOS BY THE CITY WITH RSSFECT TO THE FOREOOINO MATTER. ANY PERSON WISH■NO TO ENSURE THAT AN ADE­ QUATE RECORD OF T H I PROCEIOdfOE IS MAINTAINED FOR APPELLATE FURFOEEE IS ADVWSO TO M A M T H I NEC­ ESSARY ARRANOIMCNTB AT M S ON HSR OWN E X FS N tl. I WITH USABILITIES ASSISTANCE TO MRT1CIPATI M ANY OF THESS PMCBEOM MS SHOULD CONTACT T ' H I CITY ADA COO AO ITOR AT H A S T 44 HOURS IN OF T H I MEETINO AT OF LAKE MARY. Carol A. Fottar. C *y Ctort ID: March 4. ISSS BUSH: March I . ISSS hl» Legal Notices SS-1S4S 1*4 TUB CIRCUIT COURT OF THS BMNTSSNTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT W A N D FOR SSHINOLS COUNTY, STATS OF FLORIDA c * t t Ra. s r - s s o i C A -to -A BANKERS TRUST COMPANY OF CALIFORNIA. N.A.. AS CUSTODIAN OR TRUSTEE. Flttolltf. v*. JOYCE M. RIQQINS 01 Ul., Ot •!.. Defendant • NOTICfl OF FORBCLOSURS SALS BY CLSSS OF CIRCUIT COURT Not let to hortby givtn that tho undaralgned Maryanno M art*. Ctort of S«a Circuit Court of SEMINOLE County, FlorMa. wMI, on tho 3 S » day of March, ISSS, M 11,-00 cm . of the W ttt Front door of tho Eomtooto County Courthouoo to Sanford. Florida, offer for tola and M il M public outcry lo tho highMl and boot bidder for each, tho following datcrlbtd property situated to SEMINOLI County, Florida, to•ft: T H I WEET SO FIST OF THS EAST 1SS FEET OF THE SOUTH 1S4 FEET OF THS WEST 171 OF T H I NORTHWEST t/4 OF THE SOUTHWEST t/4 OF THE NORTHWEST 1/4 OF SECTION SS. TOWNSHIP IE SOUTH, HANOI SO EAST, OF THE PUB­ LIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLI COUNTY, FLORIDA. purtUMR to tho flntl d t c r t t o f toroctoiuro antarod to • C M t ponding to l t d Court, tho etyte Of which to: BANKERS TRUST COMPANY OF CALIFORNIA, N A , AS CUST vt. JOYCE M. RIQQINS, to u*., to tl... In accordance with the S spot Ml ■■■dob In M e (7) d oyt prior lo St m on nottob. Tolas hone 1*04) 1*7-00*7; 1 *771 (TOO) or 1-<*OOt S*S-Si (V), too Florida Roto* ~ WITNESS my hand coo! of M id Court M e 10th to FEBRUARY. IM S (SEAL) Ctort to the O c u K Court By: Dorothy W. Stolon Deputy Ctort LAW OFFICES OF JOSEPH PANIELLO F ew Office So* 1*47 Pubhah: March 1, S. 1SM OCO-f V y m 2 p k -4 4 G R A C E M. S T IN E “ C IP H E R ? ---- ^ The land there was principally o f the high pine type with some high hammock. High land was stressed tn advertising this area aa It was deemed very healthful. H ie original builders of the town appreciated this feature when they coined the name *Alta-Monte*. The springs supplied an abundance of pure water, delightfully cold and refreshing, and there were eight beautiful lakes within the cor­ porate limits of the town. A new school building, modemly equipped, accommodated the children of Forest City, A l­ tamonte Springs and Longwood, A splendid tourist hotel offered the finest accommodations, having many features not usually found In ho­ tels. A free golf course was maintained for the use of Its guests and boats were provided for the fishermen who found much sport there. There were two civic organizations In Ihc lown. the Chamber of Commerce and the Ladles Auxiliary, both very active and willing lo pro­ mote anything that promised to be of benefit to the community. Forest City In 1825 Forest City was located tn the southwestern part of Semlnotr County between Altamonte Springs and Apopka. It was In a well known ettms section of the county. Rolling country and Lind suitable for stock raising made this area popular for homes, farming and fruit raising, ivmltry and livestock did well there and It was believed that this phase of farming would soon receive more notice. A new hard surfaced road through Forest City would do much toward fu­ ture development. Legal Notices N O TKB OP FICTITIOUS MAMS None* «• hereby given Hut I •m engaged to b u m u al 1057 Q oi* Drive, Fiona* 317*5. Bern,note County. Florida, undo* in* Fictitious N*m « o f ART SFFSCTS CRSATIVS AOVSRTISIND S DSSM N, *nd that I Inland to regtoter taid name witti in * Division ot C oiportttofl*. Taaohoaaee. Flonda. m accor­ dant* with tha provieiont to the Fictmou* Nam# Statute*. To­ wn: Section 1 * * 0 * . Florida Blatutaa i t t l . * J**b L -Bhdtori' * ' n if* Putoiah: March S. tSM D E O ** ______ . • ■ _______ * <._r IN THS CIRCUIT COURT OP THS SM NTSSNTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT M AND FOR >LS COUNTY, CIRCUIT CIVIL CASS MO.I ST-S S IT CA IA S NATIONAL LOAN INVESTORS. L.P.. JOHN D BENTON. HELEN BENTON; and UNKNOWN PARTIES IN POSSESSION, Dolandonta. HOTICB OP PORBCLOSWRS SALS NOTICE to hereby given that tho undaraigned Ctort of tho Circuit Court o l Samlnolo County, FtorMo, wM on MARCH 31 at. t * M , to 1 t o o a in., at tn* W att Front Door o f tho Sototoole County Courthouaa, Sanford, FtorMo, offer for M l* M public aoto la tho hWheat and boat bMdar tor caah. tho prop­ erty located in Seminal# County, Flonda. more particu­ larly dooenbod on Iihibrt *A* attached, purauant to tha Summary Final Judgment antarad in tha abova-alytod COM. LOT I t OF SECONO ADOITION TO PARK VIEW. ACCORDINQ TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 4, FADE t . PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. WITNESS toy hand and official tool of aoM Court thto tnd day of MARCH. IS M . MARYANNS MORSE CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT By: Jana I . Jo m w Ic Deputy Clerk IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE AMERICANS WITH DISABILI­ TIES ACT, PERSONS IN NEED OF A SPECIAL ACCOMMODA­ TION TO PARTICIPATE IN THIS PROCSSDfNO SHALL, WITHIN A REASONABLE TIME PRIOR TO THS PROCEEOtNQ, CON­ TACT WILLIAM J. BOYCE PJL, SOI FIRST AVENUE NORTH, SUITE EM. ST. PETERSSURO. FLORIDA S3TS1, TELEPHONE ■11/S04-MS3, 1-SM-SSS-ITT1 (to o t, o r 1 -S M -s u -s n o m VIA FLORIDA RELAY SERVICE. Publtoh: March S, IS, 1M4 OCO-SI M THS CIRCUIT COURT OF THS 1 STM JUDICIAL CIRCUIT M A M FOR COUNTY, C A M M . S S -IT4 S C A 14 A MORTOAQS CORPORATION. VS. . S.N. KILOORC, to SL, Oof andent |a).. NOTICK IS HERESY OIVIN to an Order l Foreclosure Sol* to Court, tho pfyla o f which to todlrated above. I arts •*■ to ttM Front Door o f the Eawlnala Coutdj^Courb SOI 33111. to 1 I M ojn.. on the H a l day o f MARCH IS M tho ad proparty m ■to forth to asM Order or FtodI T H I IA S T IS F S IT OF LOT 8. ALL OF LOT S ANO T H I W IST >7 F I I T OF LOT 4, LA K I WAY- Legal Notices MAN HIIQHTS BUBDfVtSION. ACCOROINO TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECOROED IN PLAT BOOK 3. PAGE I t , PUB­ LIC RECORDS OF E IM INO LI COUNTY. FLOAIOA. A/KJA: EM SEMINOLE AvrNUS. LONQWOOO. FLORI­ DA 337*0 OHOEREO to E IM IN O L I COUNTY. FtorMo. thto 37th day of February. U N MARVANNE MORSE Aa Ctort. Circuit Court SEMINOLE COUNT V. FtorMo I Ft All V mOfT mAN RA.' 7M Sotrfh Onto I Ugh way enrol b e Mb*. FtorMa *1144 Taiaphona: (30*) M4-33S0 Par ton * with disability who contact AOA Coordinator at *01 N. Pork Avenue. Suita N., Sanford. Florida 33771, m tooto five doy* prior to the procoodtog. Telephone: (401) 133-4*30 Eat. 4317; 1 *00 *5 * *771 (TOO). Or 1 *00 *55 *770 (V). to* Flondo Relay Sarvtca. PuMtoh: March I , 15. IS M DEO-M IR THS CIRCUIT COURT OF THS 1STH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN ANO FOR SSMINOL JURISDICTION DIVISION CASS NOi SS 14S CA 14 B NORWEST MORTQAQI. INC. A CALIFORNIA CORPORATION. F/K/A NORWEST MORTGAGE, INC.. A MINNESOTA CORPORATION PLAINTIFF VS. FRANCES L. FRY A/K/A FRANCIS LYNN FRY. IT AL DEFENDANTS) NOTtCB OF ACTION CONSTRUCTIYS SSRVtCS TO: L. JEROME VOUNQ whoaa raaldanco to unknown if h*/*he/th*y b * living; end If ho/kho/thoy bo dead, tho unknown defendant* who may b * apouaoa. hair*, daviaaoa, gra n t***, oaaWnooa. itonora, creditor*. trutoaaa, and *4 par­ tita claiming an toteroet by, torough, under or lo bo dood or olhro, and Ml par­ ti** having or ctolmtog lo hav* any right, INI* or tottreat to tho properly daaertbod to tho mort* YOU ARB HERESY NOTIFIBO that an action to EofbStodd a mortgage on tha lollowtog LOT 3*. HI OH LAND PINES UNIT 1. ACCOROINO TO THS PLAT HEREOF AS RECORDED M PLAT BOOK (4 , PAQ I M . PUBLIC RICOROS OP SEMIHOLS COUNTY, FLORIDA, ha* baon filed agatoto you Mtd you Art required to gortr* I copy o f your written defence*. N any, to N an DAVID J. STERN, ESO. Plaintiff'* attorney, whoaa addraaa to M l S Unlvtrtlty Drtvo MOO. Plantation. FL 33*14 |no tolar than SO day* bom tha data o f tha Aral publi­ cation o f thto n ode* o f action) Mart o f thto ooidi wtos i dafaufi wH du tor to tho WITNESS my P*M Of thto Court M SEMINOLE County; FtorMo. this 1401 ddy of FEBRUARY, IS IS . MARYANMS M ORSI CLERK OF THS CIRCUIT COURT BY: Ridh King Ctort OF J. STERN ATTORMEY FOR PLAINTIFF •Ot S. UNIVERSITY DRIVE SUITE tOO PLANTATION, FL S1S34 M-10*S3(NCL) Publtoh: March 1, S, ISSS MO-11 Legal Notices NOTICE OF ACTION IN EMINENT DOMAIN IN THS CIRCUIT COURT OF T N I EIQ H TSIN TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLONIDA CASE NO. ST-SS0B-CA-13-E SEMINOLE COUNTY. ■ political vubdivivion o l the Stale o l Flonda. Petitioner. v SHAHIN PIRZAOEH. REQINA LYNN PIRZAOEH. MELLON MORTQAQE COMPANY. JAMES A COHEN. MARTHA C COHEN. ROBERT P DEWARE. MALETA E DEWARE. DAN PIVER. INC . a Florida corporation. EDWYN SANOY DOWLES. QEORQE AUGUSTUS THOMSON, and ANTHONY NORRIS, aa Trutlee* of tha FlorMe Land and Colonliatton Company Limited. JAMES M HOUGHTON. JUDITH C HOUGHTON. HOME SAVINGS OF AMERICA FSB. ■ Federal Saving* Bank. DAWN LUTSKO. DREW WILKINSON RAY VALDES * * Tai Collector o f Seminole County. FlorMa. and the unknown apouee* ol to* above. If any. Ihe If hake, devisee*. aatigno**, grant***, creditor*, leaaeea. eiecutora, adminivtralor*. mortgage**, Judgment creditora. true le w , lien holder* pervone to poaaaeeion and any and all other peraone having or or claiming lo have any right, 1111* or inle ft* I by. through, under or e g * In* I tho above named Oefendenta. or otherwise claiming any right, title, or toteroet In the reel property described to thto action. Dalendent* TO THOSE ABOVE-NAMED DEFENDANTS ANO TO ALL PARTIES CLAIMING INTEREST BY. THROUGH. UNDER OR AOAJNST THE NAMEO DEFENDANTS. ANO TO ALL PARTIES HAVINO OR CLAIM­ ING TO HAVE ANV RIGHT. TITLE OR INTEREST IN THE PROPER­ TY DESCRIBED BELOW Ait Emrnanl Domain Petition, together with ila Declaration ot Taking hat been tiled in the above-atylsd court lo acquire certain property inlereata in Seminole County FlorMa. described aa fol­ low* PARCEL NO. I l l COUNTY ROAD 4 E A PHASE II FSB SIMPLE A PARCEL OF LAND LYING IN SECTION 33. TOWNSHIP IS SOUTH RANGE 30 EAST OEINO A PORTION OF LOT 34. *KAYWOOO REPLAT' ACCOROINO TO THE PLAT THEREOF. AS RECORDEO IN PLAT BOOK 10. PAGES 27 ANO 2S ANO OFFICIAL RECOROS BOOK 1153 PAGES 2000 THROUOM 3004 OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. BEING MORE PARTICULARLY DESCRIBED A t FOLLOWS THE SOUTH I t 00 FEET OF LOT S4. LESS THI EASTERLY 10 FEET THEREOF. OF SAIO 'KAYWOOD REPLAT' THS ABOVE DESCRIBED PARCEL OF LAND LIES IN THE CITY OF SANFORD SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA ANO CONTAINS 274* SOUARE FEET MORE OR L E M TOOBTMIR WITH PARCEL HO. 121 COUNTY ROAO 4SA. PHASE II TEMPORARY CONSTRUCTION EASEMENT A PARCEL OF LAND LYINO IN SECTION 32 TOWNSHIP I t SOUTH. RANGE 30 EAST. BEING A PORTION OF LOT 34. 'KAYW 00 0 REPLAT' ACCOROINO TO THE PLAT THEREOF. AS RECOROED IN PLAT BOOK 30 PAGES 17 ANO 31 ANO OFFICIAL RECOROS BOOK It S3 PAGES 2000 THROUGH 3004 OF THE PUOLIC RECOROS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. BEING MORE PARTICULARLY DESCRIBED A l FOLLOWS THE NORTH S 00 FEET OF THE SOUTH 30 00 FEET OF LOT 34 LESS THE EASTERLY tO FEET THEREOF. OF SAIO 'KATWOOO REFLAT* THE ABOVE DESCRIBED PARCEL OF LAND LIES IN THE CITY OF SANFORD SEMINOLI COUNTY FLORIDA ANO CONTAINS SSS SOUARE FEET MORE OR LESS PARCEL HO. 1SS COUNTY ROAO 4SA. PHASE II FEE SIMPLE A PARCEL OF LAND LYINO IN SECTION 32 TOWNEHIP IE SOUTH. HANOI 30 EAST BEINQ A PORTION OF LOT I 3A 'KAYWOOD REPLAT' ACCOROINO TO THE PLAT THEREOF. AS RECOROED IN PLAT BOOK 10. PAGES 17 AND 2S ANO OFFICIAL RECOROS BOOK 174S. PAOE IS M OF THE PUBLIC RICOROS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. BIINO MORE PARTICULARLY DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS THE SOUTH 25 00 FEET OF LOT I3A OF SAID 'KAYWOOD R f FLAT* THE ABOVE 0ESCNI6E0 PARCEL OF LANO LIES IN THE CITY OF SANFORD. SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA ANO CONTAINS 1(35 SOUARE FEET MORE OR LESS TOGETHER WITH PASCSL HO. TBS COUNTY ROAO 44 A. PHASE tl TEMPORARY CONSTRUCTION BASS M l NT A PARCEL OF LANO LYINO IN SECTION S2. TOW NSHIP IS SOUTH. RANGE 50 EAST. BIINO A PORTION OF LOT 13A. 'KAYWOOO REPLAT' ACCOROINO TO TH I PLAT THEREOF. AS RECORDEO IN PLAT BOOK 30. PAGES >7 ANO 31 ANO OFFICIAL RECOROS BOOK 174S. PAGE t t M OF THE PUBLIC RICOROS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA BIINO MORE PARTICULARLY DC SCRIBED A l FOLLOWS THE NORTH t 00 FEET OF THE SOUTH 30 00 FEET OF LOT 13A OF SAIO 'KAYWOOD REPLAT* THE ABOVE DESCRIBED PARCEL OF LANO LIES IN THE CITY OF SANFORD. SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA ANO CONTAINS U S SOUANS FEET. MORS OR L E M .MO. SSI A PARCEL OF LANO IN SECTION 4. TOWNSHIP 30 SOUTH. HANOI SO EAST BCJNO A PORTION OF LOTS 3 ANO I. BLOCK S. ■LOCH ARBOR COUNTRY CLUB ENTRANCS SECTION* ACCORO­ INO TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RSCOROSO IN PLAT BOOK B. PAGES I t ANO 13 ANO OFFICIAL RICOROS BOOK t a i l PAQ I SI OF THS PUBLIC RECOROS OF SCtbNOLS COUNTY. FLORIOA a tlh u taoMA PARTICULARLY DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS THS NORTH 40 00 FEET OF LO T I * ANO ) . BLOCK 0. O f SAIO 'LOCH ARBOR COUNTRY CLUB ENTRANCE SECTION* THS ABOVE DESCRIBED PARCCL U M IN SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA ANO CONTAINS 4400 SQUARE FECT. M O M OR LEES PARCEL MO. 1ST COUNTY R O A 0 44A. PttASS M PBS SIM P I S (NIATUSI A PARCEL OF LAND IN SECTION S ). TOWNSHIP t t SOUTH. RAMOS 50 EAST BIINO A PORTION OF A HIATUS LVINO EAST OF •MAYFAIR VILLAS* AS M C O R 0 E 0 IN PLAT BOOK S3. PA O i l t10 OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS O f SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. ANO WEST O f *TSE‘N GREEN ESTATES* AS RECOROED IN PLAT BOOK 13. PAOE 43 O f SAID PUBLIC RECOrOS. BEING MORE PARTICULARLY DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS COMMENCE AT THE SOUTHEAST CORNER O f THE SOUTHEAST QUARTER O f SAIO SECTION S3. THENCE RUN SOUTH SS*M‘ S1* WSST. ALONG THE SOUTH UNE OF SAID SOUTHEAST QUARTER. 1317 BE F i f T TO THE SOUTHERLY EXTENSION O f THE W t « T U N I O f LOT S I OF SAID *T E I’ N ORESN ESTATES'. THENCE RUN NORTH 00*1130' WEST. ALONO SAIO SOUTHERLY EXTENSION. 30 00 FEET TO THE SOUTHWEST CONNER O f EAIO LOT 31 ANO TH I POINT OF BEOINNINO. THENCE CONTINUE NORTH 00*1E‘30' WEST. ALONO THE WEST LINE OF EAIO LOT S I. A DIS­ TANCE O f tO 00 FEET; THENCE RUN SOUTH 0t*S0'31' WEST, 3 10 FEET TO THE EAST UNE OF THE OREENBELT AREA OF SAID ■MATFAJR VILLAS'; THENCE RUN SOUTH OOMS'SO* EAST. ALONO THE EAST LINE OF EAIO OREENBELT AREA. A DISTANCE O f 30 00 FEET TO THE SOUTHEAST CORNER OF EAIO OREEN­ BELT AREA. THENCE RUN NORTH *3*50'13* EAST, 3.10 FEET TO THE POINT OF BEOINNINO THE ABOVE DESCRIBED PARCEL LIES IN SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA AND CONTAINS 43 SQUARE FEET. MORE OR LE M MABEL NO. 10* COUNTY ROOD 44 A, PMARE If P IS SMI P IS (MlSTUB) A PARCEL O f LANO IN SECTION 33. TOWNSHIP IS SOUTH. RANOE SO EAST BEINO A PORTION OF THAT PARCEL LYINO EAST O f TH I EAST LINE OF THE WEST THREE OUARTERE OF THS SOUTHWEST OUARTER OF THE SOUTHEAST QUARTER OF THE SOUTHWEST QUARTER OF SAID SECTION 33 ANO WEST OF THS WEST UNE OF -LINDSEY ESTATES* ACCORDING TO TH I PLAT THSM OF AS RECORDEO IN PLAT BOOK 43, PAGE IE OF THI PUBUC M COROS OF SEMINOLI COUNTY. FLORIDA. BEINO MORS PARTICULARLY DESCRIBED A t FOLLOWS: COMMENCE AT THE SOUTHEAST CORNER O f T H I SOUTH­ WEST QUARTER O f SAID SECTION 33 FOR A POINT OF REFER­ ENCE; THENCE RUN SOUTH • • ‘ STBS* WEST ALONO THE SOUTH UNE OF SAID SOUTHWEST QUARTER 433 S3 FEET TO THE WEST U N I O f THE SOUTHERLY EXTENSION SAID 'UNDSEY ESTATES* AND THE POINT OF BEOINNINO. THENCE RUN NORTH 00*07'4E* WEST ALONO SAID WEST LINE 1* 00 FEET TO THE NORTH RIGHT-OF-WAY UNE OF COUNTY ROAO 4SA (PAOLA ROAD) AS RECORDED IN OFFICIAL RECORDS BOOK 340. PAOE 34E OF SAID PUBLIC M COROS. THENCE CONTINUE NORTH 00*01*41* WEST ALONO SAID WEST LINE NORTH 0«*01'4E* WEST SS 00 FEET. THENCE CONTINUE NORTH 0 0 *0 r4 l* WEET ALONO SAID WEST U N I I t * 03 FEET TO THE NORTH U N I OF THE SOUTH­ WEST QUARTER OF THE SOUTHEAST OUARTER OF TH I SOUTH­ WEST OUARTER OF SAID SECTION S3. THENCE RUN SOUTH SB*U'3S* WEST ALONO SAID NORTH UNE 7 01 FEET: THENCE RUN SOUTH M *M '4 1 * EAST ALONO THE EAST LINE OF THE WEST THREE QUARTERS OF THS SOUTHWEST OUARTER OF THE SOUTHEAST OUARTER OF THE SOUTHWEST OUARTER • IS OS FEET; THENCE CONTINUE SOUTH 00*3E‘4t* EAST ALONO SAID EAST UNS St 00 FEET TO SAIO NORTH fUOHT-OF-WAT UNE; THENCE CONTINUE SOUTH 00*3S'43* EAST ALONO SAIO EAST UNE I S 00 FEET TO SAID SOUTH UNE OF THE SOUTH­ WEST QUARTER. THENCE RUN NORTH St*S3’03* EAST ALONO SAID SOUTH U N I 1.0S FEET TO THE POINT OF BEOINNINO. THE ABOVE OESCfUBEO PARCEL U U IN SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA ANO CONTAINS M IS SO U A M FEET MORE OH U S E . RAbCBL NO. M IA COUNTY ROAO 4SA, PHASE M ---------- — F M SIMPLE A PARCEL OF LANO IN SECTION 4. TOWNSHIP M SOUTH. HANOI SO EAST BCINO LOTS 7 ANO S. BLOCK 1. *LOCH ARBOR COUNTRY CLUB I N TRANCE SECTION* ACCOROINO TO T H I P U T THEREOF AS MCOHOCO IN P U T BOOK I . PAOES 11 AND I t ANO OFFICIAL M COROS BOOK 1M4. PROS MS OF THE PUB­ LIC RECOROS O f SEMINOLI COUNTY. FLORIDA BEINO MORE PARTICULARLY 01 SCRIBED AS FOLLOWS: ALL OP LO T I 1 ANO B BLOCK 1, OP SAIO ‘ LOCH ARBOR COUN­ TRY CLUB ENTRANCE SECTION*. TH I ABOVE DESCRIBED PARCEL U U IN M Ml N O LI COUNTY. FLORIOA ANO CONTAINS 1 M S 1 SQUARE F U T . M O M OR L E U . tosh Defendant to further net toad dial the PatRtonar a d petition fay an Ordar a f Tbktog bafora dto Manarabto O. M. BATON, J R , ana at tha Judgaa a f to * ab avi afytod Court, on Frtdaa dto 17th day af Mroeh. IM S . at * 3 0 a n . , Courtroom L. to tha ‘ County Caurthauaa. Sanford, Florida, to Declaration a f Taking heretofore Iliad to thto Dafandanlg to thto auN and aa athar totaraatad parttaa may time­ ly ragueat a haartig on tha Petition for tho Order of TMUng ol too dm* and place daaignnled and be heard. Any Defendant laMng to Me a timely ragueat tor hearing ehaS naive any right ta object to dto Order o f Taking. claiming any I the properly daaenbed in the Petition In the above-ttytod Eminent Domain proceeding la hereby required to verve written detente*. H any you hav*. lo the Petition heretofore filed to thi* cauae on tho Petitioner, and any raquett for a bearing on the Petition for tho Ordar of Taking, if daatrad. on Petitioner-* Attorney, whoa* name and addraaa it thown below on or before Friday, March 10. ISSS, and lo file tho original of your written dafanao* and any raquatt for hearing on tho Petition for the Ordar of Taking with tho Clark of thi* Court onhor bafora aervtca on fhe Petitioner* Attorney or immediatory thereafter, to ahow what right, thto. Inter•at or ban you have, If any. or claim In and to tfta property described in said Petition and lo ahow caut*. If any you hove, why told property thould not be condemned for the uao* and purpoaoa a* aet forth to **>d Petition. If you fail lo antwor, a dafaufi may bo antarad agatott you for tha relief demanded to the Petition. If you tail lo raquatt a hearing on tha Petti ion for Ordar of Taking you ah*It waive any right to obfocl to veld Order of WITNESS my hand and aaal of told Court on JANUARY 23rd, IM S . (S iA U MARYANNE MORSE CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT IN ANO FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA. By: Ruth King Deputy Clark ROBERT A. McMILLAN County Attorney for Samlnolo County. Florida Seminole County Servkaa Building 1101 Eaal Flral Street Sanford. Florida 33T7I Telephone: (407) 121-1130. Eat. 1154 Attorney for Petitioner Publish: Sunday. Match 1, IM S Sunday. March S, IM S OCO-1 IN THS CIRCUIT COURT OF THS SIOHTSSNTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT Ml ARD FOR SSMINOLS COUNTY, FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION CASS NO. t T - t S I S CA DIVISION 14-A FT MORTOAOE COMPANIES 0/B/A FIRST TENNESSEE MORTOAOE COMPANY. INC. AS SUCCESSOR IN INTEREST TO FIRST TENNESSEE BANK NATIONAL ASSOCIATION. Ptolntiff(l), RICHARD K WALKER. II. at al. Oaf andenl(t). N O TIC I OF FORECLOSURE BALK NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN purauant lo a Fetal Judgment ot M ortgage Foreclosure dated February 20th, IM S , and lared to C a t* NO ST-ISIS CA ol tho Circuit Court of the EIOHTEINTH Judicial Circuit to * lor SEMINOLE County. Florida wherein FT MORTOAOE COMPANIES 0/B/A FIRST TENNESSEI MORTOAOE COMPA­ NY. INC. AS SUCCESSOR IN INTEREST TO FIRST TEN­ NESSEE SANK NATIONAL ASSOCIATION to the Plaintiff and RICHARO K WALKER. It, RUTH R WALKER. SEMINOLE COUNTY. CHARLES WALKER are tho Defendant!. I wtN veil lo tho tugboat and boat bidder tor th at tha WEST FRONT DOOR OF THE SEMINOLE COUNTY COURTHOUSE; SAMFORO. FLORIOA af 11:00 OJO.. on tho M th day o f March. IM S . too following described proper­ ty a* aet forth to aaid Final LOT S. SLOCK *A*. RAVENNA PARK SECTION OF LOCH ARBOR. ACCOROINO TO THE P U T THEREOF AS RECORDED IN P U T BOOK 12. PAOE(S) SI ANO S I. OF T H I PUBLIC RICOROS OF SEM INOLI COUNTY. F L O R ID A . WITNESS MY HAND and MM ■oat of thi* Court on February tOto. IS M . Ctort of too Circuit Court By: Dorothy W. Soft on ftaniitv Clark Echevarria. McCall*. Raymar, Barrett E Trappier Peat Office Boa 3410 Tampa. FL 35401 FE70S33M NOTICE In accordance with tha Americana Otaebrto,** Act, per­ sona naedtog a apoctol accomlion to particlpato to toto notice not later than seven (7) day* prior to too proceeding at the odd/eaa given on to * notice. Telephone: 407-3334330 oat. 4331; 1-000-MS-0771 (TOO) or t-OOO-OSS-ailO (tr): via Florida Raley Service. Publtoh: March 1. 0. IM F 0104 C ITY OP LAKE MART. NOTTCB OP P U b liC HEARING NOTICI IS HEREBY OIVEN by too City Commietioa of too City o f Lake Mary. Florida, toot aaid Commioaion will hold a Public Hearing on M orth IP th , 1M B , at 1:00 P.M., or aa ooon there­ after a t pooolbto, to conoidor Second Reading end adoption of an Ordinance entitled: AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF U K I MARY. FLORIDA. REZONING CERTAIN LANOS WITHIN THE CITY OF LA K I MARY, AS HIREtN DEFINED FROM TH I PRESENT ZONMO CLASSIFICATION OF H-1A BINOLE FAMILY RESIDENTIAL AND C-1 GENERAL COMMERCIAL TO PO PROFESSIONAL OFFICE. PURSUANT TO THE TERMS OF THE FLORIOA STATUTES; PROVIDING FOR THE AMENDMENT TO THE OFFICIAL ZONING MAP; PRO­ VIDING FOR CONFLICT, SEV­ ERABILITY ANO EFFECTIVE DATE. changing tha toning on tho foiR -tA Single Family Residential and C-1 Goner al Commercial to PO Proto* atonal Office: Tho South i t i . o o teat of too Weet too.oo fool of Block B, AMENDED P U T OF CRYSTAL HEIGHTS, according to too Plat thereof o t recorded in Plat Book S. Pago SZ. of too Public Recorda of Seminole County, Florida. And tho South (1.00 loot o f too Eaal 300 faaf of Bloch B. AMENDE0 P U T OF CRYSTAL HEIGHTS, according lo too Plot thereof aa roc ordad to Plat Book S, Pago S3, of the Public Recorda ot Seminole County, Florida. And toe North 1S0.0S foot o f too South 3S I.00 toot e l too Seat 300 00 feat of Biocb B, AMENDED P U T OF CRYSTAL HEIGHTS, according to tho Ptoi thereof aa recorded in Plat Book S, Pago S3, of too Pubic Record* of Eomtooto County, Florida. Tho Public Hoartos ariK be hold St the Commitelon Chamber*, ISO N. Country Club Rood, Lake Mary. The Public to tovttod ta and be heard. Said hear- A TAPED RECORO OF THIS MEETINO IE MADE BY THE CITY FOR ITS CONVENIENCE. THIS RECORD MAY NOT CON­ STITUTE AN ADEQUATE RECORO FOR PURPOSES OF APPEAL FROM A DECISION MADS BY THE CITY WITH RESPECT TO THE FOREGOING MATTER. ANY PERSON WISH­ ING TO ENSURE THAT AN ADE­ QUATE RECORO OF T H I PRO­ CEEDINGS IS MAINTAINED FOR APPE LU TE PURPOSES IS AOVISED TO MAKS THE NEC­ ESSARY ARRANGEMENTS AT HIS OR HER OWN EXPENSE. PER SONS WITH 0ISASRJT1SS . NEEOINO ASSISTANCE TO PARTICIPATE IN ANY OF THESE PROCEEDINGS SHOULD CON­ TACT THS CITY AOA COORDI­ NATOR AT LEAST 45 HOURS IN ADVANCE OF TH I MEETING AT HOT) 334 -SO14. CITY OF U K I MARY, FLORIDA Carol A. Footer, City Clerk DATED: March 4, IM S PUBLISH: March S. 1PM DEO-73 IN THS CIRCUIT COURT OP T N I SMWTSSNTN JUDICIAL CIRCUIT M AND POD FLORIDA OASB DO. S r - t * M - O A - t « - W DAVID C CAMPBELL end BARBARA FISHER. Plaintiff*, v* RONALOA WATEOR. if atom, and If dead, hit unknown * pou • • heir* devtoeaa. grantee*, creditor* end *a other pertle* claiming by. through, under or eg*Inal Mm and all unknown natural poteen* If alive. natural pareona Motoring under th* ab o rt named or dooertbed Defendant or party or Motoring lo have any right tide or Inter** t to and lo tho lend* hereafter described, and eltegaa Defendant! TO: RONALD A. WATSON Whoa* Leal Known Add re* * to: 3303 Stonabrook Drtvo. Son lord. FL SETTS. M store, end H dead, hi* unknown apouae, hair*, devtoeaa, grantooa, cred­ itor* and aK other pertle* claim­ ing by. through, under or ■gem*I him and *U unknown natural pareona M a tore, and If dead or not known lo b e dead or olive. respective unknown creditor*, or other parti** claiming by. through or under Maiming named or described Defendant or party or claiming lo have any right llfto or totoreat to and to too lend* hereafter described, HEREBY NOTIFIED that an action for Doctor*lory Judgment to Ouiel and Confirm Tide on tho fallow tog property to Sanrinoto County, Florida Lota T and E, U K E EMMA COVE, according to too Ptcl thereof ac recorded In Plat Book S. Pago ST, Public Recorda o f Eamtooto County. you are required ta serve a copy of your written dafanao*. M any. to It on HARRY G REID. III. Attorney lor PtatoUH. 1130 W. Flral Street. Suita B. Sanford, Florida 337N . end IK* Ihe original with the Ctort af toe above Court on or bafora Marsh Iflh . IM S , otherwise, a Judgment may again*! you fo mended to to*. WITNESS my Official anal o f thto Court, on toto Sto day o f February. t t M MARYANNS MOUSE CLERK OP THE CIRCUIT COURT Deputy Ctort Harry a . Reid, III M M W. Flral Street, stole B Sanford. FL 33771 lei* phone: (SOT) 331-3511 Florida Bor No. 340053 Attorney for Plalntdl Publtoh: February IS. 31. w March 1. S. ISSS OSN-tSS OP PtOTfTTOUO I Notice to hereby given that I am engaged to buetoeee at STS Winder**! PL, Florida SSTM. County, FlorMa. FtctJtioul HOTI o4 | until a final by toe CHy o f toe Ordtoence In tub to toe City Clark Y OCO-M �•A •S©cmnote Herald. Sanford. Florida -Sunday. March 8. 1098 L e F ils Coatlaaad from Page 1A Fem Park. On Sunday (March 8) from noon until whatever. Ray Wil­ liams and Carol Pullln. the owners of Dig Ray's Possum Day at 4650 E. llwy. 46 in Ge­ neva are conducting a hind raiser barbecue for Amy and James. Eat all you can and donate what you may. ’ Help us help them put their live* back together.” Is written on a flyer. LeFils Isn't sure how long It will take to have a new home with concrete block - at the lot where she and James lived In a trailer. She rrallres the costs will be slgntllcont. She will get a small amount on In­ surance for the trailer and disaster help from FEMA. "We want to be where we were even after what hap­ pened here,” she said. *We love the rural life. James had a pony named Shadow and a rabbit he named Trader Jack. Neither survived tlic tornado, and I still don't know how to tell James.” LeFils Is pleased lhat James has slept well each night since the storm except for one when there was thunder and lightning. She hopes that he la too small to have lasting memories of the horrible night. LeFils. herself, would never forget. *1 was in a deep, deep sleep.” she said. T d been up watching TV and saw the tor­ nado warnings for places like Lake and Sumter counties. I didn't think we would be af­ fected. T h e night felt odd. It was hot and very still. I fell asleep and woke up suddenly at 12:03. There was loud thunder and lightning. Some force told me to run in and get James. I got him and was pacing ig> and down, trying to decide what to do next. Then, it hit like a bomb. Something got me In the neck. It may have been the dresser or book shelf. I think now that we were sucked out the back door. The next thing I remem­ ber was being outside and hearing James call. He was atop a pile of debris.” LeFils said she had blood all over her and began pray­ ing. 'God get us back before it comes again.” David Olaspby. a neighbor, discovered the two and took him to Ills place which had not been damaged. Amy LeFils and James were transported to the hospital in the same ambulance with Ashley Ann lllmes. whose If you have lost your job because of the recent tornadoes in Central Florida, you may qualify for assistance into tem porary em ploym ent opportunities. Please call the location nearest to you to find out more about these opportunities. If you arc unsure which location is closest to you, please call (407) 741-4395. Valencia Community College Like Comity O range County Lake County Area Vo-Tech Center 2001 Kurt Street Eustis, FL 32726 (352)742-6486 Apopka Jobs & Benefits 53 East Main Street Apopka, FL 32703 (407) 884-2060 Leesburg Jobs & Benefits 715 West Main Street Leesburg, FL 34748 (352)360-6518 West Orlando Jobs & Benefits 3113 West Colonial Drive Orlando. FL 32808 (407) 297-2044 Lake-Sumter Community College 9501 U.S. Highway 441 Leesburg, FL 34788-8751 (352)-323-3603 Orlando Jobs & Benefits 1001 Executive Center Drive Suite 100 Orlando. FL 32803 (407) 897-2880 Tavares (Lake) County Service Site & Jobs & Benefits )3 j»g a L n £ | (jim rc . Building A. HERALD STAFF WRITER Basically, there sic two separate lists o f goals. One is the Prioritlxcd Policy Oools. The other involves those which require financing and ore Usted as Prioritised Budge Oools. For budgeting purposes, the Hat at present includes midge control, lakefront development, downtown revitalisation, court­ house expansion, and special developments and projects connected with the OrlandoSanford airport, police de­ portment, and revitalisation of certain streets and areas in­ cluding 13th Street. Sanford Avenue, and U.S. Highway 17­ 93. Many o f the policy goals In­ volved the same areas, but are more closely connected to planning and setting up work schedules for the various en- Jesus Christ said: “ I am the wiy, and the troth, and the life. Noose comes to the Father, except through Me” (John 14:6). For m o r e information read John 8:31. Recent D isaster Victi Osceola Countv I. rial things. Chairs and a sofa and K doesn't matter If the * °(a *8 yellow and the chairs are green. What happens now centers on James. He’s the reason to be glad, not sad. Attention S a n fo r d to a ir g o a ls SANFORD • Although the Sanford City Commission has a short agenda for Monday af­ ternoon's work session. It will begin at the early hour o f 3:30. It is expected that discussions on setting goals wtll take the bulk o f the tune. For several months. Individ­ ual members o f the commis­ sion hove been adding to the list o f goals. Now. with most all o f them in written form. It's time for a final decision on the aims for the city during the remainder o f this year and in preparation for the budget for next fiscal year, beginning Oct. A draftsman for Conklin, Porter Bt Holmes engineers In Sanford. LeFils Is eager to get back to work. There's a lot to replace” she said. U ut they arc mate- family dlrd In the storm. Le­ Fils remembers Ashley being alert and Jabbering away after being found 200 yards away from the demolished trailer lhat was her home. Technical Education Center o f Osceola County (T E C O ) 501 Simpson Road Kissimmee, FL 34744 (407)344-5080 x20l Kissimmee Jobs A Benefits 1599 North Bermuda Avenue Kissimmee, FL 34741 (407) 846-5255 Valencia Community College Osceola Campus 1800 Denn John Lane Kissimmee, FL 34744 (407) 299-5000 x 4 l7 l South Orlando Jobs A Benefits 5440 fraiwaaan Blvd., Suite 17 Orlando. F L 32822 < (407) 249-6586 » West Side Technical Center 955 East Story Road Winter Garden. FL 34787 (407) 656-2851 Mid-Florida Technical Center 2900 West Oak Ridge Road Orlando, FL 32809 (407) 855-5880 Winter Park Technical Center 901 West Webster Street Winter Park, FL 32789 (407) 647-6366 East Campus 701 North Econlockhatchee Trail Orlando, FL 32825 (407) 299-5000 Valencia Community College West Campus 1800 South Kirkman Road Orlando. FL 32811 (407) 299-5000 Seminole County Casselberry Jobs A Benefits 105 Live Oaks Garden, Suite 139 Casselberry, FL 32707 (407) 262-7422 Sanford Jobs A Benefits 514 West Lake Mary Blvd Sanford, FL 32773 (407) 321-5627x173 Seminole Community College 100 Weldon Blvd. Sanford, FL 32773 (407)328-2228 Sum tcuCounty Sumter County Children A Families Service Site and Jobs A Benefits C. R. 526, Sumterville, FL 33585 (352) 793-3200 Orlando Technical Education Center 301 West Amelia Street Orlando, FL 32801 (407)246-7060 X48I4 Locations: (407) Claim JEf Fi o i u a B J ( ) This is an effort sponsored by the Central Florida Jobs & Education Partnership, Inc. [ J1 ISTOPI IC AR EE R CENTERl HOUR8: MON. - FRI. 7 AM - 7 PM 8AT. 8 AM - 5 PM • C L 0 8 E D 8UN. �JHerafo Seminote Herald, Sanford. Florida •Sunday. March 6. 1998 Jeff Berlinicke Herald-StafLWritQC Observations and thoughts on the spring sports season SANFORD _ Just a few random thoughts as winter turns to spring In Sem inole County sports. For those o f you not familiar with the paper, this Is a great forum to put out little thoughts I've collected that weren't big enough for a column but would make me lose sleep If I didn't get It out. I think: The Oviedo girls basketball Job will be one o f the most highly sought-after Jobs In Sem inole County history. W ho wouldn't wunt M ary Lou Johnston for two years at u school that has built a winning tradition steadily over the past few years. I know: A*, tightly bunched as the boys basketball teams were In the county this season, the baseball teams should be the same way. Sem inole and Lake Brantley are powerhouses, and Oviedo. Lake Mary and Lake Howell aren't far behind. Each have at least one strong starter on the mound that will play after he graduates from high school. / think: Dave Rogers has finally turned the c om er with his Sem inole softball progrum. It's a far c iy from where It was tills time two seasons ago and It'a still a yo u n g squad. I know: G reg £typqton will turn the Lake M ary football program around. He's enthusiastic, dem anding and an offensive wizard. / think: Lake Brantley Bhortstop Felipe Lopez and Sem inole first baseman Clyde "C3" W illiam s are the two best players In the county. / know: If you like soccer, you'll love lacrosse. Check It out. I think: How could the Jacksonville Jaguars have let Natrone M eans go back to San Diego? Do they honestly think Jam es Stewart can be The M an? It’s not like there's a load o f talent com ing out o f the draft, even though the Jags have two first-rounders after the Rob Johnson deal. / knout: N ot only did M ary Lou Johnson, M ary Leah Sutton. Aahlee Ballance and Lauren Bradley deserve their all-SAC honors, but there's som ething w rong if they don't get all-Central Florida as well. I think: O f all the g o lf tracks In Central Florida. Alaqua, over in Longwood, Is the prettiest. I know: The arbitrator who ruled on Latrcll Sprewell's NBA punishment last week Bhould be disbarred. I think: Even though the wins haven't always been there. W inter Springs High has a lot to be proud of. Qeldlng varsity teams In every sport except football In Its first year. / know: There were dozens o f kids In the Lake Brantley outdoor swim m ing pool Tuesday, even alter the temperatures dipped into the upper*30s. You've got to admire that kind o f dedication to water polo. I think: Kevin Ollle Is D a n ell A rm stro n g with a defensive game. He's only been with the Magic for two games, but he's a spark plug and he's no Spud Webb. / know: Anybody who follows sports should stop by Sem inole Com m unity College to see some great baseb all and softball. Each team fields kids who were on Sem inole C ou n ty high school team s In the past two years and the quality o f play Is excellent. / think: The unsung hero In the Lake M ary girls' state basketball championship was Stephanie Dale. Several pundits that went to Lakeland said she was the key to the team, {d o in g a little o f everything without the attention. [ l know: Lake M ary girls soccer Cans need a new cheer. "LAKE-M AIR-EEE" sounds like a * town In France, not the name o f the school. r / think: Xlom ara Cruz o f the Lyman girls 'basketball team was the county’s m ost | underrated player. I know: Spring high school football practice (s ta rts In about one month, i Last Second 8hot: tf Sports Editor *Dean Smith doesn't like this column, [surely I can come In and strangle him. t punch him around and threaten him * with a two-by-four without being Jlrcd, fright? Didn't the arbitrator In the Sprewell case Just set that precedence? S A C S o c c e r su cce sses Lake Mary girls erase Castro kicks Lions memory of a year ago girls past Braves By J e ff Bertlnlcka ASSISTANT SPORTS EDITOR R A 1 IB 3 . W IL D C A T S 1 L a k a M a iy 1 1 a W in t e r P a r k 1 0 1 OnaU . la k e M-iry 2 (Ilm U rt. Codleyl. Winter hufc 1 IKnaul S h ou un sum] la k e Mary 14; Winter Park 10 Krecirdi ” ta k e Mary 3 S 2 2. Winter Park 22-3 8 * WINTER PARK _ As the Lakr Mary girls soccer team ran off the field after last nights 2-1 win at Winter Park's Shownlter Field, coach BUI Elssele had n message die season and will now travel to Orange Park (south of Jaeksomllle) for his team. "We're not done yet.’ he shouted on Tuesday to take on Orange Purk. which knocked off Nlcevllle. to his team as It celebrated. The Lady Rams had every right to 4-1, Friday night. In the Reglonul be happy. Last season, everything Quarterfinals. Winter Park, the QAended early when they lost. 3-0. on 4 champions, finish 22-3-5. the same Held to Winter Park. The ’ Both trams were highly rankrd; Rams were favored In that game, Like Mary second In the state and but came Into last night havtng Winter Park third, but the Rams lost the district final to Oviedo and came off the field like they had Just the memories of last season In the won the state title. Iwck of rvrryone's mind. n « « M see Lake Mary. Page 2B Lake Mary Improved to 25-2-2 on By Tony DeSonnier HERALD CORRESPONDENT LIONS 1. BRAVES 0 Oviedo OVIEDO _ As difficult as It may be to believe, when the Boone Braves visited the Oviedo Dons tor the Class QA North Region I semifinal girls' socrer match Friday night. It seemed for much or the first half that neither team really wanted to be there. Coaches and officials alike commented about the Halfspred play of the teams at halftime, the roaches rhallrngIng their respective teams to step up their effort If they wanted thrlr season to extend i " ' ‘ Lake Mary head coach Carl Brown (Ml) and point guard Aahlee Balance (right) were both honored as the coachee in - \ " > * - - ~j i V SANFORD _ As was to be expected, the choices for the All-Seminole Athletic Conference basketball teams came down to a school of two thoughts. The boys' team was as diverse as the season waa. with one player from each of the five schools that made a run at the conference Utle making up the first team. The girls' first-team, on the other hand, waa domi­ nated by the state champion Lake Mary squad. Just like the regular season. SAC Coach of the Year honors went to Seminole's Bob Ttalna over Lake Howell's Steve Kohn In the boys and Lake Mary's Carl Brown over Lyman's Bruce Boneventure In the girls. The choice for SAC Players of the Year were pretty much a foregone conclusion, and both wtU have an opportunity to repeat next year as Lake Howell Junior point guard Reggie Kohn paced the boys' team, with • d >4 fa the Seminole Athletic Conference recently picked their 199796 Al-Conference Basketball Teams. SAC picks basketball’s best By Deaa Smith HERALD SPORTS EDITOR 0 .1 . 0 O m it . O W tlo I (C a llro t A » U « l» _ O w d u (W att*) SImiCi on f a l . tlonnr H. Ovtnio 14. Herard* . tk u n r 23-S-3; CMrtfa 16 3 4 T7T*ineasto!raTnor^ame^™ In tlie second half. It was host Ovtedo (IQ-3-4) that stepped up Its game, controlling the ball for much of the final 10 minutes and keeping Boone bottled up In Its hull of the field. That made Jamllle Castro's first-half goal stand up as the game winner as the Dons advanced with a 1-0 victory. Please eee. Lions, Page 3B HERALD STAFF WRITER t T ■A. 71 1 0 1 Rams boys clobber W inter Park. m > y^ r 0 Luke Mary Junior superstar Lauren Bradley topping the girls' list. Boys' conference champion Seminole was repre­ sented by senior shooting guard Daryl Redding, who came on late in the year when Arrow Force VI rallied to win the crown. Other first-team members were senior point guard Seth Fowler from Oviedo, Lake Brantley senior for­ ward Drew Morgan and Lake Mary's rebounding ma­ chine. aentor forward Ben Kersenbrock. A player who most might liave figured would make the first tram. Lake Mary's Paul Belk. was limited to the Second Team because he only got to play a par­ tial conference schedule due to a season-ending knee injury. Seminole had two players tabbed for the second team, senior point guard Zeke Seymore and Junior center Cornelius Blue. Also selected to the Second Team were Lake Howell senior center Ryan Smith, Oviedo senior guard Scott Plsass aaa BAC, Paga 2B LAKE MARY _ What started out as a battle for continuing the sea­ son ended In Just a plain old bat­ tle. Class GA-Dlslrtct 3 boys soccer champion Lake Mary (21-5) hosted Winter Park (18-8-3) in the first round of lire state playoffs last night. While both teams played very aggressively, the emotions got a little out of control near the end of the second half, putting a slight tinge on the Rams 6-1 win. No one was quite sure what to expect out of Lake Mary last night In light of the past week’s events. Last Saturday, former team member and Florida State Univer­ sity freshman Dustin Garber was killed in a car accident In Longwood. Also In the car was David Tran anrck. a current team member who will miss the rest of the sea­ son due to non-permanent Injuries sustained tn the wreck. On Tuesday. Lake Mary pulled a very emotional win out over confer­ ence and district foe Lyman, win­ ning 2-1 In a game the team de­ cided to dedicate to Garber. Wear­ ing black arm bands with the number 19 on them tn honor of their former teammate and friend, Lake Mary put their emotions aside for 80 minutes and advanced to Regional play with a sudden-death penalty kick. PUa— — Kama, Paga SB RAM* 8, WILDCATS 1 Wlatsr Park O 1 _ 1 Laks kC*«7 3 3 8 Oust* . Winter Park I (Martina), lake Mary 0 (Wymer 3. Mangan. Villalobos. ISerre). A m U I i . Lake Mary 3 (Kiymond 3. Vntalotns. Pierre. Prank!. Herorda _ Winter Park IB S-3. Lake Maty 3t-B. Potts, Greyhound boys eliminate Dr. Phillips But Friday night. Lyman kept a lot of pressure on the goal, ripping ORLANDO _ The Lyman High 21 shots at the Panthers goal­ School boys' soccer team bounced keeper. with sophomore mid-flelder back in fine fashion from Its tough Ryan Potts finding the back of the loss In the district finals to white­ net twice In the first half on assists wash Class GA-Dlstrtct 4 champion from senior mid-fielder Mark Lewis Dr. Phillips, 2-0. In a Class QA- and Saysa Markovtc. Prom there the Greyhounds' out­ Regional Quarterfinal contest In standing defense took over led by Orlando Friday night. senior goalie Shane LaPlaca. who The Greyhounds, the runners-up turned away six shots In recording from Class GA-DUtrtct 3. had been yet another shutout. limited to only two shots tn losing Lyman, under head coach Ray to Lake Mary tn overtime tn the Sandldge (who will retire at the end district finals on Tuesday night. of the season after 14 years at the P ro a t u f f Reports Greyhound helm), Is now 16-6 on the season and will play Lincoln High School from Tallahassee, which crushed Pensacola High School. 11-1, Friday) tn the Re­ gional Semifinals on Tuesday. Dr. Phillips finishes the season �2B Sonwiolo Hofald, Sanford. Ftonda * Sunday. March 8. 1998 Softball-------Continued from P i| « IB Duvall, a Junior, struck out five and allowed no earned runs tn raising her record to 41 on the season. "We played well and stayed focused," said Seminole head coach David Rogers. "We showed a lot or maturity and I think we’re starting to turn some heads. They are really playing together as a team and I’m happy that we are competi­ tive this year. As long as we stay focused we should be a l­ right." The TMbc took a 1-0 lead In the bottom of the first inning and the score stayed that way until the hosts scored two runs In each of the fourth and fifth Innings to take a 5-0 lead. The Panthers scored both of their runs In the top of the sev­ enth Inning with the help of two Seminole errors. Senior outfielder Kelley Langlon was the star for the Tribe as she was two-for-three with a double and two RBI and also made a good diving catch In the outfield. Also contributing offensively for Seminole were Duvall (1-for4 with a double). Tamara Sleep (l-for-2), Julie Keefer and Melilssa Witte (both l-for-3), Sherri EUand (sacrifice, RBI) and Amanda Mustakas (sacrifice). The Fighting Semlnoles air now 4-1 on the season and will be In Orlando to take on 5A-5 foe Oak Ridge on Tuesday at 4 p.m., stay on the road to play a Seminole Athletic Conference game at the Oviedo Sports Complex on Thursday against the Lions at 5 p.m., and then return home to host Lake Mary at 6:30 p.m. next Friday._______ FIGHTING 8EMINOLE8 5. PANTH ER S a Has Ridge 000 000 8 . 8 3 4 B«missis 100 830 x _ B B 3 MrFortane. CUlV 141 and Nlerra Du vail and EUand WP _ Duvall 14-11- LT . MrFariartr. Saw _ none. JH . Seminole. Duvall. Uuigton 50 . none, lilt . none Herorda _ Seminole 4-1. Sanford 16-18 baseball Oviedo point guard Seth Fowler (te(t)was named to the boys' first team A*-SAC Basketball Team, whie Seminole High School head coach Bob Trains (above) was named the SAC Coach of the Year alter leading Arrow Force VI to the SAC title. SAC SECOND TEAM Continued from Page IB Moore and the Winter Springs scoring machine, sophomore center Winston James. Not only was tire girls' team dominated by Like Mary, it was also dominated by under­ classmen. Seminole forward. Shamelka Stokes, who has signed with Seminole Community College, was the only senior to make the First Team, with the other four being Juniors. In addition to Bradley, forward Mary Leah Sutton and point guard Ashlec Ballance were named to the team from the 33-0, statechampion Rams. The final member of tire girls* First Team was tire leading scorer In Central Florida, point guard Mary Lou Johnston from Oviedo. Lake Mary's unsung hero. Staphanie Dale, led the Second Team: along with Xlomara Crux from Lyman. Rosetta Jackson from Seminole, Hurry Kane from Lake Howell and Kristine Dedelow from Winter Springs. * Paul llelk. fnrward. Lake Mary High School. * Comciiue Blur. center/forward. Seminole High SrtnoL * Winston Jamta. forward/ccntcr, Winter Springs High School * Scott Moore, guard. Ovtedo High School * Zekc Seymore, point guard. Seminole High School HONORABLE MENTION * Laka B raa tia y _ Frank PinUo * ta k a H aw aii _ Shawn Braddy. Robert Jordan. Brad LaCare. Ricky WlttUmx * Laka Mary _ Randy Abrama. Jerome Bingham. R i t a Shapiro. * L y a u a _ Alfred Cleveland. Matthew IV n an . Lance Van. * Ovtedo _ Brad Combes. I _ Terri Patrick. D J. Pratt. PLATER OF COACH OP High School. Holm. TEAM _ Bob Train*. Seminole GIRLS * Mary Lou Johnston, point guard. ad. CMedo OvtadolHigh School. * Shamelka Stokes, forward. Seminole htgi School ^ * Mary Leah Sutton, forward. Lake Mary High School. SECOND TEAM ALL-SEMINOLE ATHLETIC CONFERENCE BASKETBALL BOYS FIRST TEAM * Seth Fowler, point guard. Oviedo High School. * Den Kmenbrock. forward. Lake Mary High School. * Rrjupc Kuhn, point guard. Lake Howell High School. * Drew Morgan, forward. Lake Brantley High School. * Daryl Heckling, guard/forward. Seminole High School Crux. Lyman High Dale. Lake M ! ary Htghl • Knattne Dedelow. Winter Springe • Rosetta Jackson. Semtnnle High • Hurry Kane. Lake I k m l High School PLATER OP THE TEAR _ Lauren Bradley. COACH OP THE YEAH . Cart Brawn. Lake Mary High School. Lake MaryContinued from Pag# IB "Beating them after what happened last year was the main motivation.' goaltender Jordan Kellgren, who was nearly flawless in the win, said. "Our defense really stepped up." Defender Allison Weber also remembered last season and the feeling of walking off the field after the final game. "We played with knowing they beat us last year all sea­ son. We thought about it ever since that game ended." Eissele has been repeating the standard "one game at a time" motto since the btort of the season, but he knew the Winter Park win was special. ‘ Since last year. It's been on our mind for 12 months." EIs- The Lions, who upset the Lake Mary Rams In the finals of the 6A-District 3 tournament lilts past Tuesday, will host the Class 6A North I Regional championship game at 7 p.m. against Tallahassee-Lincoln, a 2-1 winner over Lynn HavenMosley Friday night. Oviedo head coach Jay Getty said that the first half letdown was to be expected by both teams. "I knew coming off our sud­ den-death penalty kick win over Lake Mary (the top-ranked team In the state) that we might be In for a letdown," said Getty. "It's definitely tough coming off a really emotional gome like we had Tuesday night. "Boone had the opposite problem. We knew they'd bably be flat after getting t 5-0 by Winter Park in the finals of their district tourna­ ment." C ALTAMONTE SPR1NOS _ Lake Brantley Jumped out to a 4-0 lead at halftime and then held off an Oviedo rally as the Patrlota edged the Lions. 6-4, In a boys’ Junior varsity La­ crosse match Friday night at Tom Storey Field. Gordon led the way for Lake Brantley with three goals, while Kenna, Alte and Lamer added one goal each. Gordon also added an assist, as did Ellia. Brian Bridgrford paced Oviedo, which trailed 6-1 with four minutes to go tn the game, with two goals, while Chris Thomas and Brian Jones scored their first ever goals for the Lions. Jones and Scott McGaha had assists for the visitors. 0 0 scle said. -That game moti­ vated us all year." If the Winter Park game wasn't motivation enough, the sudden-death shootout loss to Oviedo did the Job. Lake Mary never trolled until missing on the first shot o f the sudden death which meant the Roms would have to be Road Warri­ ors to get to the state finals. "I think the loss to Oviedo was our wakeup call," Eissele said. "They overcame adversity at school all week and we proved we can come back." Winter Park came out strong, dominating play early, but Kellgren, a senior headed for Gainesville in the fall, was up to the challenge. She and the i -ake Mary defense of Weber. Kristin Hoyle. Adrienne Etker and Jackie Van Looven. kept the Wildcat offense from scor­ ing until finally, Winter Park scored at the 22:00 mark of the first half on a Julia Ermso di­ rect kick. Lake Mary countered Just one minute later when leading scorer Aly Benitez scored on a direct kick of her own to knot the score. The second half belonged to the Rams as they controlled play and took the lead at the 26:00 mark o f the half on a Christina Cooley shot off a perfect Ryan Shaw feed. From there, Kellgren stopped the lit­ tle Winter Park had to offer and the Rams celebrated. The Braves (23-5-2 and the runners-up from 6A-District 4) hod the best scoring opportu­ nities early os junior striker Nicole Cleslak worked her way tn close enough to take ,a cou­ ple of good ehots on goal, only to be denied by Oviedo 'keeper, freshman Tiffany Christiana. Brooke Asby very nearly tal­ lied the gamds first goal when her header of a comer kick by Katyn Hall struck the right goalpost In the 26th minute. Not long after. Krtstal Walts played a perfect ball back for Castro, who rushed on and burled the shot at 26:07 of the first half. The second half was all Oviedo, which outahot Boone 8-2 over the final stanza and attempted nine comer kicks. Jessica Bourque and Waits each and a couple of nice shots on goal but could not come up with an Insurance goal. Fortunately, the Lions didn't need one. The combination of a close-marking defense and an attack that kept the ball in the offensive hall of the field for much of the game allowed Ovtedo to limit Boone to six shots on the night Christiana only had to make three saves In recording the shutout. Getty said that from here on out, X the" Lions would have to guard against overconfidence. "We've defeated the No. 1ranked team In the state In lake Mary and we were able to come back and post an ugly win over a good Boone team." said Octty. "Hopefully, by win­ ning this game, ft got us over the hump emotionally. "You always have to be wor­ ried about your next opponent. Right now. however. I think we're confident that we can play with anybody left In the tournament." Sanford Baseball Clinic SANFORD _ The Sanford Recreation De­ partment will be hosting a FREE clinic for baseball players ages 10-to-12 at the His­ toric Sanford Memorial Stadium atartlng at 5 p.m. Call 330-5697 for more Information. Sanford O pening Day PATRIOTS S, LIONS 4 1 a I S O S . _ 4 S 4 lllndgrford 2. Thomas I, Jam s II: U t e Brantley 6 lOonton 3. Henna I. Ake I, Lamer 1). Assists .Ovtedo 3 (Jones I, McOaha 11: Lake Brantley 3 IGordon I . EUta I) Shots on goal _ (M sto 30; Lake Brantley IB Sores _ Oviedo 7; Lake Brantley It. Oviedo girls lacrosse OVIEDO _ The Oviedo girls' lacrosse team ran Ita record to 3-0 with a 15-0 victory over Winter Springs Thursday night. Doing the damage for the Lions were Ann Higgins (four goals). Jenifer Card and Jenney Thompson (two goals each), Carrie Wright (one goal, three assists). Nichole Cooper and Heather Cux (one goal and one assist each), Jessica McDonald, Sophia Kaxl. Anna Franx and Amy Ortffin (one goal each) and Lucy Taunt tone aMflgth ^ SANFORD _ The Sanford Recreation De­ partment will hold Opening Day Ceremonies for Its Babe Ruth Baseball Leaguea on Sat­ urday, March 21at at Historic Sanford Memo­ rial Stadium. Ages 4-to-16 will be represented. Come Join the SRD In kicking off the sea­ son at the newly renovated stadium. The Im­ provements are atill underway _ come see the progress! I Call 330-5697 for more Information. Youth Baskatball at S C C SANFORD _ Seminole Community College and the Seminole County Sheriffs Deport­ ment Police Athletic League is accepting In­ dividual and team registrations for It's spring e and lo r b o y s a n d‘ g irts 1 0 -y e a ra -o * f-a g e 7 a Tuesday starting at 7:30 Lake Mary watar polo LONOWOOD _ The Lake Mary boys' wa ter polo team thumped Bishop tp Moore 13-7 at the Longwood Aquatic Center on Wednesday. The Rams will be In action again (Saturday) with the girls praying Winter Springs at 9 a.m. and Edgewster at 11 a.m.: and the boys playing Winter S p rtn B i at 10 a.m. and Edgrwatrr at noon at the Longwood Aquatic Center. Florida Hot Shot com paction Lionsr n n t ln s v d fr o m P a g * I B Patriots win in JV Lacrosse SANFORD _ The Sanford Recreation De­ partment is sponsoring a baseball league for players aged 16-to-16. There will be a mandatory meeting A team placement for all Interested and returning players. Tuesday. March 10th at 6:30 p.m. at the Historic Sanford Memorial Stadium. You must be there or call and pay (registration fee Is $20) to be placed on a team. NO EXCEPTIONS!II First come _ first serve. For more Information, call Alan Greene at 330-5697. SANFORD _ The Seminole County Police Athletic League (PAL) hosted the 1996 Flor­ ida State Police Athletic League HOT SHOT Competition on February 28th at Seminole Community College. Competitors representing 18 Police Ath­ letic Leagues liad 90-seconds to shoot a basketball from various distances on the court with points being awarded for each shot made. HOT SHOT participants had to win at the local level to advance to the state competi­ tion. First and second place winners received trophies with third place finishers receiving medals. The results were: E O T* * 9-10 _ 1. Mathew Brevt. Tampa; 2. Jay Connelly. Seminole County; 3. Trevon Tay­ lor. Fort Myers. * 11-12 _ 1. Richard Joseph, Hollywood; 2. Blake Miller. Port Orange; 3. Michael Salgado, Pembroke Pines. * 12-14 _ 1. Ncmlah Dess, Hollywood; 2. Shaen Frelcr, Port Orange; 3. Adam John­ son, Ormond Beach. * 2-10 _ 1. Ashley Glenn, Fort Myers; 2. Lauren Coleman, Titusville; 3. Jessica Pressley, Seminole County. * 11-12 _ 1. Shanlsa Willis. Daytona Beach; 2. Jenny McCoy, Titusville: 3. Eva Rodriquez, Orange County. * 12-14 _ 1. Demecha Burton. Hollywood; 2. Rebecca Catcher. Jacksonville; 3. Cheryee Jennings, Port Orange. Altamonte Opanlng Day ALTAMONTE SPRINGS _ The Altamonte Springs Babe Ruth Baseball League season Is scheduled to begin tomorrow (Saturday) at Eastmonte Park, 830 Magnolia Drive. The ceremonies will begin at 10 a.m., fol­ lowed by league play at 11 a.m. Opening Day ceremonies will Include In­ troduction* of more than 600 youth baseball players and 200 girls' Castpitch players, the recognition o f league sponsor* & volunteers, guest speaker Dot Richardson from the USA Olympic Team and Altamonte Springs Mayor Dudley Bates throwing out the first pitch of the 1998 Be suit to come out to the ball pork and enjoy a full day o f activities>. Including a raising BBQ and bake sale, a caricature artist, downs, a moon walk, dunk lank, autograph signing by Dot Richardson and baseball gi urday mornings. Cost la 250 per player'of"$400 per team. Registration forms are available at most elementary schools or by calling PAL at 3306800, e x t 263, SCC at 328-2092. or access the Internet at HTTP://member*,aol.com/starabball/lndex. h tml. On site registration at SCC on March 28 and April 4 from 10 a.m. to noon. Bowwi/WMton Football Camp LAKE MARY _ The Seminole Police Athletic League (PAL) la hosting the third annual Bowen/Weston Football Camp for boys and girls ages 7-18 yea n old at the Lake Mary Sports Complex on Saturday, April 4. from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Former National Football League and Uni­ versity of Florida players will serve as coaches for the camp. Among the players al­ ready committed are John L. Williams (Seattle Seahawks/Plttsbugh Steelers), James Bates (defensive co-captain for Flor­ ida's 1998 National Champions). Louis Oliver (Miami Dolphins) and Huey Richardson (Pittsburgh Steelers). The camp la under the guidance of former University of Florida player Paul Bowen and Rhondy Weston, who played In the NFL with Cleveland, Dallas and Tampa Bay. Campers must wear athletic clothing and bring a bagged lunch. Drinks and fruit will be provtdedT Camp T-shirts will be given to participants and autographs will be avail­ able from the players. The cost for the comp Is 230 for prcregUtratlon and 240 day o f the camp. For more Information and/or to register, contact the Seminole County Police Athletic League at (407) 330-6600, ext. 263, or Paul Bowen at (407) 830-6669. Win Final Four tickata ALTAMONTE SPRINGS _ From March 7-22. shoppers at the Altamonte Mall can register to win a trip to the NCAA Final Four semifi­ nals and championship games In San Anto­ nio. Texas, on March 26-30. The trip will Include two tickets to the semifinals and i championship games, hotel accommodations, round-trip air transporta­ tion and hospitality. Customers must be 18 or older to enter and must fill out an entry form including their guesses o f which NCAA men's basketball teams will qualify for the Final Four. En­ try forma will be available at the Mall cus­ tomer service desk. ^ T h e winning entry will be selected March Golf for Lako Howell OVIEDO _ Support the Lake Howell High School Booster Club at the annual golf tour April 19 at the Ekana Golf Club, The dul lub raises n money for Lake Howell athletics. There will be a 1:30 p.m. shotgun istart with closest to the pin, longest drive, and putting competitions atartlng at noon. Range balls will be provided for practice. Cost te 248 per player and include* lunch. Fax Information to Doug Boraum (788-1686) or Lake Howell (320-t 320-9025) to participate. I �Seminolo Herald. Santo<(1. Florida •Sunday, March 8, 1998 •3 B Burleson a big part of Lake H owell’s baseball rebirth By J e ff Berlinicke ASSISTANT SPORTS EDITOR Senior lefthanded pitcher Danny Burleson, who spent most o< his Junior season on the bench, is off to a 2-0 start and has played a major role in Laks Howofl winning nine o< its first 11 games after going 9-20 ■ year ago. WINTER PARK _ As the Nike Howell baseball season crawled to a close last year, pitcher Danny Burleson sat on the bench and never com ­ plained. Sure, deep Inside, he won­ dered why he wasn't getting a chance to lakr the mound • had had only two starts all season - but he kept It all to himself. The Sliver Hawks Anlshrd 920 and the losses mounted and enthusiasm declined. Now. It's all changed at Lake Howell. Ttir Hawks are oft to a 9-2 start and are In a cluster of trams near the top o f the dlstrlrt and conference races. Burleson has been a part of Uie winning equation, oft to a 2-0 start. including a masterful shutout of Mount Dora last Monday, but he has other Ideas about who gets the credit. During the oft-season, the Hawks brought In David Vtnce to take over the Hawks' helm. Vince has brought new life to a program that Is playing some Inspired baseball In the early part of the season. "It's a great feeling." Burle­ son. a senior, said. "I'm loving It all this year because It's so much more fun. We have to give all of our success to Coach Vtncc. He has put so much ef­ fort Into rebuilding us this sea­ son and working with everyIxxly." He lias a lot to work with. The top of the Lake Howell bat­ ting order consists of shortstop Chris Case, a strong defensive player who knows how to get on base: second baseman Jimmy Hloodgood, Roberto Santana and Joe Santlllo. who has already launched three homers this season. In addition. Lake Howell has been bolstered by a strong de­ fense. strong In the Infield and featuring ball hawk Nick Hajck In center field. The Lake Howell pitching stafT also has some depth after going with a two-man staff for most of last season, led by Luke Lockwood and Chad Par­ sons. Tills year. Lake Howell adds Hurleson to the mix along with 6-foot-8 basketball star Ryan Smith who hopes to pitch for the University o f Georgia next season. Smith Is expected to (111 out the rotation as early as next week after a break from tile Hawks' district champion bas­ ketball season. The pitchers are getting the Job done, but they have plenty to back them up. "There's definitely a different attitude and we're a lot better defensively," Burleson said. "It's such a change from last season and It all goes bark to Coach Vince." Burleson brings It In the mid-80s which won't Impress too many scouts, but he styles himself as a pitcher who can hit the comers like his rule modrl, Atlanta Braves' Tom Glavlne. He said all of his (rammates should benefit from Vince's aggressive style of con­ tacting college coaches. He said Vince has sent out over 100 handwritten letters for many of the players to try to cxlend their baseball career af­ ter (his season. Vince met with his players for the first time after taking over for longtime Lake Howell coach Blrto Benjamin, the only coach the Hawks had ever known. "When we first met Coach Vince, right away we knew he was the real deal." Burleson said. "We used to goof around a lot but that Isn't happening this year, but he still stresses having fun.* For Burleson. last year wasn't nearly as much fun. *1 would get discouraged sometimes, not being able to pitch, but I never wanted to be negative. 1 always tried to stay positive. but sometimes I Rams Continued from Pi|« IB "Tills has been a very emo­ tional week for us." said Lake Mary coach Larry McCorlde. "It's been tough on everyone and I know the kids are going through a lot. They probably aren't thinking too well right now and that Is to be ex­ pected." Once again last night, the Lake Mary soccer learn was able to put their tragic and emotion filled week behind them and concentrate on the task at hand. Good defense and smart play on both sides of the ball kept the game scoreless until sophomore forward Danny Wymer scored his first goal with 15:19 leh In the Aral half. He struck again :49 seconds later to put the Rams up 2-0. Wymer would complete his second hat trick of not only the season, but his career with 8:06 remaining In the period. "Getting a hat trick Is nice any time," Wymer explained. "But the fact that the only two 1 have ever accomplished have come In post-season play Is really special to me." At the hall, Luke Mary was up 3-0 and Winter Park was trying to Agurr out what it could do to stop the Rams' at­ tack. The Wildcats figured It out In the Amt two minutes of the second half when mid fielder Sage Martina Anally put one past Rams goal keeper Kurt Is Muason. Their celebration was brief, however, and they would not get another chance to put points on the board. Lake Mary regained thrlr composure quickly and contin­ ued to put the pressure on. H nU SaSk|H M W NM U « Laks Mary hssd coach Larry McCoride (mkldte) talks ovsr strategy with coaches during Friday night's 6-1 Boys Class 6A-Regains! Quartaffinals victory ovsr' Winter Park at Don T. Reynolds Stadium. Senior forward Pat Mangan placed one In the net with 18:00 left and Fernando V il­ lalobos. a sophomore mid Adder, had a header for one with 11:13 remaining In the game. Then something happened. A Aght broke out on the Arid that took almost a minute and all of the ofAcials to break up. AA rra lot of commotion and speculating, the ofAcials told Uie coaches that a Aght broke out between the players and they were red carding Winter Park's Dave Monnett and Lake Maty's Mike Raymond. Despite protests by McCorklc and Wildcats coach Robert Avossa, Uie rslta stood and the n m e resumed. Only minutes after the short lived brawl. Ian Pierce put the Anal score of the game on the board for Lake Mary and Uie remaining minutes were basi­ cally played out without much spirit. Despite the little lnterrupUon. the game as a whole was played very well by both sides. Lake Mary Just had tremendous defensive pressure throughout the evening and Winter park Just couldn't get the edge. “We're playing our best soc­ cer now. which Is very good considering we're In the post season," McCorklc said. "All of the kids did a solid Job. espe­ cially our unheralded heroes like Ian Pierre, Ben Neil and Rob Hall. We Just have to keep our heads about us and re­ mained focused If we want to keep playing." Remaining focused may be a big concern for the players and coaches, who are still pretty shaken by Uie recent happenings. One bright spot In the whole ordeal has been that the team has Iramed how Im­ portant they are to each other. ‘ 1 think since all of this has happened we h aw really bonded more." Wymer said. "WeVe concentrated more on soccer and our goal of return­ ing to the Anal four, and we've had to step up our play to combat the emotions we're all feeling." Sometimes emotions can hinder a team and at other Umes they can help. The enormous loss that Lake Mary has suffered will always be a sad memory for the team. If they can. however, make It b u h i to Ox- MMc finals. 1they win have1more than just the it*' tic Jtg. play for. They will be playing for their fallen team­ mate. The Roms will play their Re­ gional Quarterfinal on Tuesday at home against NIcevlllc. a 5-2 winner over Lake CityColumbia Friday night would wonder why I never got a chance." Now that he's gotten It. he's takrn advantage even though tile season Is still young. It might be too rarly to compare him to Oviedo's Ben Knapp and Lake Brantley's Robbie Sltz. but Burleson said he thinks he can hold his own against either o f them. In fact, hr and Sltz attended a tryout with the Pittsburgh Pirates last season It's still early to tell if Lake Howell can hold up against state champion Lake Brantley or the alwnys-strong Oviedo and Lakr Mary squads, but, for now. the Hawks arc having fun. 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Sure, the Tour (they scream If you don't use the capital T), has been moving along for the last six weeks, but most of the big stars ei­ ther haven't been out, o r playing in Dubai. The western lea of the tour consists of a lot of n o n ­ descript golf tournament that give up scores like John Huston's record breaking 28-under three weeks ago, and various celebrity proams that the professionals either love or hate. Tb get to the real tour, Florida is where It all starts. That's when the big boys show up to tune for the Masters, and the courses be­ come a little more treacher­ ous. That's where the T our started this week at Doral. For Uie next four weeks, the Tbur becomes a full-time Job for the Big Names. This weekend. Doral In Miami features one of the longest and moat tradltlonally-rlch courses In the country. Next week, at the Honda In Fort Lauderdale, moat of the Big Names tend to take the week off, then comes Amic'a ty at Bay Hills and the yera Championship In Ponte Vedra Beach wl which annually contains the strongest Held of the year on the Tour. S You still have two weeks to get badges for the Bay Hill Invitational, one of the bestrun events of the year. It's the closest the show comes to Central Florida and the course Is demanding, but spectator- friendly. Then, for the ultimate test In target golf. Just hop on A1A for an awesome drive, through St. Augustine, and Into Ponte Vedra for the Players. After that, the next chance to see the Tour comes Ion October when everyone (well, not everyone; most of the Big Names who have clinched their cards for 1909) will comes back. The 10th hole: One of last season's Nike Tour grads. Chris DeMarco, a former Lake Brantley player, has been Invited to play at Bay Hills..-Tlmarua n Golf & Country Club Is starting a Saturday Morning Hackers Group to allow players to go out with different players each week. Call the pro shop before noon Friday to sign up...Members o f llm a cu an trekked up to the World Golf Village In St. Augustine and held a tournament. The team of Diane Magee. Cookie Johnson, Mary Jackson and Dossle de Ganahl came out easily ahead...Join the Lake Howell Athletic Boosters for their annual golf tourna­ ment April 19 at Ekana Golf Club in Oviedo. The fee Is $48 per player and includes several competitions and a 1:30 shotgun start...Ryder Cup team member Brad Faxon, one o f the most u n ­ derrated players on the Tbur. will speak to the Downtown Orlando Athletic Club March 16. Call 7747813 for Informa­ tion...Legends Sports Golf Academy In Altamonte Springs will hold a winter break golf camp from 8:30 11:30 a.m. on March 1 6 -2 0 . 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W e ig h t L o ss A weekly column by CAROL FREEMAN Health an d Fitness Consultant Q: 1see ails for diets that metabolism and bone loss leads to os­ teoporosis. 'Hie more muscle you lose, the lower your metabolic rate is and the slower you'll bum calorics (fat) in the future - making it harder yet to lose fat. claim I can lose 10 or more pounds a week. Can that be (rue? M : Not really. Although under rare circumstances a few people can lose 10 pounds a week, l doubt if they can loose 10 pounds of fat. You body will only bu m a very small amount of fat a week. Comprehensive Specialty Care of #2: Have realistic expecta­ tions. Sell esteem comes from reaching realistic goals. When you're active and eating a healthy diet, you body can only bu m about 1 to 2 per­ cent of its weight In fat a week. And some weeks, for reasons only your fat cells know, you won't sec and prog­ ress on the scale at all. Don't be dis­ couraged. Slow but steady wins this L e ss o n L e s s o n #1: "Fat loss" is different from "weight loss". One to two pounds of "fat loss" a. week is what's known as “effective weight loss". Any additional loss will be from water, muscle and bone. Loss of muscle will lower your Ear, Nose, Throat and Sinus Disorders race. F.Y.I...and Your Health Health A nutrition seminar The public Is Invited to at­ tend a health and nutrition seminar on March 8. 1998 at 1:45 p.m. at the Courtyard by Marriott In Heathrow. (1-4 and Exit 50). Dr. Cynthia Foster, author of the book ‘ Medicine Exposed-the Deadly Truth •bout Your Doctor." will pres­ ent • s e m in a r s h a r in g h e r . story of recovery from a serious Illness and will teach listeners how to take charge of their own health. Seating ts limited and admis­ sion Is free. For reservations contact Ray Sica at (407) 3210031. 40/40 vision? Photo CourtMy erf Pwn I Patricia Dalgnault and Richard Kallay work out at tha gym. B roth er, sister team w in state dead lift contest By Pam K elley HERALD CORRESPONDENT Brother and sister weight lifting duo placed tn the 1998 Sunshine State Bench Press and Dead Lift Contest on Sat­ urday. Feb. 20. proving at last, that strength does add up In the scheme of genetics. Both Patricia Dalgnault and her brother. Richard Kelley, also found self-determination and the supportive energy sur­ rounding them were key In their victory. T h e audience was cheering her on after she put up the first weight.* Kelley states, reflecting on his sister's accomplishment. Dalgnault proudly won first place in the woman's drug-free division by bench pressing more kilograms than any fe­ male In her weight class. *1 al­ ways wanted a trophy.* Dalgnuult said, smiling into the glossy reflection of the plaque awarded her. As with training, Dalgnault found mind-over-matter de­ termined her success. •Adrenaline got me through the first lift but I was too r e ­ laxed during the second." Every contestant lifts three times. Increasing the weight with each lift. Although she failed In pressing the second weight, Dalgnault relied on mental strength and pro­ ceeded In putting up the win­ ning weight during her third and final round. She also credits the specta­ tors and competing athletes, 1 had lost of fun." Dalgnault ex­ claims, *1 met many, really nice, supportive people," Hav­ ing her husband, Stephen Dalgnault. present to lift off the weight, no doubt assisted In boosting her morale. Kelley. Dalgnault's brother and primary competing motlvater. also found comfort In his near-by family and encourag­ ing atmosphere. He placed second in the men's 198 pound, drug-free division, by bench pressing more weight than all but one of his com po­ nents. Regardless of his suecessfulness, Kelley finds dis­ appointment. "1 had a great time but 1 am discouraged that I did not reach my personal goal,* he says. Kelley's goal was to p: 405 pounds, which he achieve prior to getting the flu. He plans to continue competing, pressing for new goals and success In the up-comlng State and Regional contests. He may And himself compet­ ing solo, however, as his sister, Dalgnault. lias racked the weights for now. choosing to focus Instead on Cardiovascu­ lar and Isometric work-outs. I f y o u h a v e it e m s o f in t e r e s t r e P le a s e s u b m it t h e m t o th e Smntinolm Mmraid o / o K e lli e W e r n e r P .O . B o x 1 6 6 7 S a n fo r d . F L 3 2 7 7 2 -1 6 6 7 C a ll: 3 2 2 -2 6 1 1 F a x : 3 2 3 -9 4 0 8 n tO fftK Nearly 90 percent of people over age 45 wear glasses all or most of the time. * L o s 3 of the ability of the lens to focus up close is a normal biological change after people turn 40." said Dr. Richard Lewis, an ophthal­ mologist at Baylor College of Medicine In Houston. 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The T-back lias a fiat V-shaped flare ut the back of the waistband, narrowing to the thong. LONGWOOD Cindy Michels, the first woman lo gel n utility patent on men’s un­ derwear In the United States, lias Just launched marketing efforts for a revolutionary product - e'iu’s. When Michel’s husband came to her complaining about the tremendous dis­ comfort and problems caused by Ills underwear, she took It on as a personal and profes­ sional challenge to research and develop the perfect un­ derwear for men. These days. It seems us though sending a man to the moon Is easy, but finding him underwear that doesn’t bind, pinch, or give him wedgies Ls Impossible Well, no more. After three and a half years of research and extensive testing. Michel’s, an Informa­ tion systems engineer, with a / The pure 100 percent background In biology and combed cotton knit makes the chemistry, built a product the briefs soil nnd comfortable. way one should Ire built. Hie colors are the same its the full brief: white, black, teal, She discovered the problemand royal blue. The e2u Tpinching. binding, wedging, backs arr available tn sizes and the excessive heat and small, medium, large and ex­ moisture build up that stan­ tra-large. while the full briefs dard men’s underwear create. come In sizes 2H-56. She found a market • HO per­ cent of the male population. c2u’s are manufactured In With Input from physlcluns Ergo’s new facility at 1372 and sports medicine experts Dennett Drive. Suite 164. who said *lt can’t Ire done,* Longwood. TRANSMISSION & AUTO REPAIR TRANSMISSION FRONT OR REAR BRAKES CV BOOT REPLACEMENT * N f (M l • • Mott Ctn ft Tracts •tm f____ •iN b / 4 * k N ^ rU ift •Chec* 4 AdwUl r*jf« •CM0O* W M t Tract! Sttrarg t •35 *• I C Q 9 0 - Professional Image Florida Solar Technology. Inc. officers. President Skip West, right. Marketing Direc­ tor Linda Falcone, center, and. General Manager Bill* Godek. left, fold up a City of Sanford proclamation which declared Feb. 5 as Solar E n ­ ergy Day in Sanford. The oc­ casion was the pool heating company's groundbreaking ceremonies at its new 18,000 square foot facility on Ce n ­ tral Parkway Drive in San­ ford. $ B B M M I At A C o m fo rta b le Price OFFICE FURNITURE AND EQUIPMENT Ground breaking i* t 1567 South Hwy. 17-92 Longwood •695-8288 TLC We make your business insurance our business. N a lN M I i f w « e > l t ee OVER 25 YRS. EXPERIENCE IT*? Cindy MchaU (top) Is riding high on the success of her company that manu­ factures men’s briefs. Uod Car* A InaJm W A H H ANflt S Ititrat H I M E i p ' d lt M •24“ Af MONfHft MOS I » 1fl NIK D mfiY*"* DECOR ITEMS & MORE B R IN G ■ TH IS AD FOR 10"» D IS C O U N T O N REG. PR IC E D . M E R C H A N D IS E M o d u la r F u r n itu re Longwood Business Liquidators S x iK S m i (1/2 net north of 48ft, on fast M i Of 17-S2) (407) 696-9690 cw.uit tuN.* v s i r NbUkm pinner m wIkii u cmik.->muvuir.utLC I’Tvtiviii «i. G n u i m tul.iy liir qiulity Kwik-v. protvctiift hum Auto-Owner* liiMir.iiwc t j«nj\uiy \XLH tala- I------------------- care nf lefore you spend $500 or more for a new m achine... Spend 5 minutes with a Bernina yxsu U l M lk X i in.Mir.Ukc* while B r i n g t h i s a d f o r 1 0 % o ff yuu t.ilw-c.ire ui W iM lk N i! |Have a healthy respect fo r the downside i M f l n r l iiH tl. , II Just finished a nmeeting with ;a client tn which we discussed ;the purchase of a business. ;The conversation brought buck ;a lot of memories for me about !my 20-plus years as a small ;businessman. The client was Ifocusing on Uic rewards side of ;the business and giving scant attention to the risks. Now I don’t believe you can be parulyzed by fear or doubt but you need a healthy respect for the downside. Aa we talked I asked them what obligations the seller had to them If there was a material change In the business. They started telling me how the seller would assist them with the rclocaUon of the business so they would lose. I then asked what economic incen­ tive did the aeller have to do this? Both of them looked at me and said well that is what they said they would do. I asked well who pays for this service or Is It part of the sales price? They said It was In­ cluded In the sales price. Let me stop here and relate Uiat the sales price was to be paid In the following manner. 50 percent up front and the bal­ ance within 00 days. This Is a service business that relies to- B e lie f 10 o so. BO. seller to ddo Small B usiness Wayn* tally on one client for 100 per­ cent of Its revenue. No long term contract exists between the vendor and the customer. So at anytime this customer could change vendors. The amount of money In­ volved is In the low 6 figures, an amount that for most working people Involves put­ ting almost all of their assets at risk. So here was some very lutrdworklng people putting up most of their savings to buy a business with very little se­ curity that the customer would remain long term. On top of that they were relying on a promise to assist them to find other customers If they lost the fist. This assurance was given even though there was no economic benefit to the Portrait of a Great American Investor Now when we were children we believed In Santa Claus but as adults we need to bring a measure of skepticism to sales Inducements. As we explored their options, we began to talk about what was fair to them. First and foremost never give a seller all of the money up front or on a very short payments schedule. Second. look at the assets you are buying and do not pay a large amounT for •good will*. Third. If the suc­ cess of the business depends on a small number of clients, make sure they are tied up In some type of long term ar­ rangement. The art of a deal Is making an agreement lliat all parties can live with and have an eco ­ nomic Incentive to honor. Yes. you cap use the courts to en­ force an agreement, but look at the wasted effort by all par­ ties. If a deal has lncenUves for all parties to perform then you have much fewer problems. rcm aso nussi Come In for a FREE Demonstration iduto-Ownera insurance l *0 »«oi-w Cm Hjvntu T O N Y R U 8SI IN S U R A N C E 2S7B 8. French A vs. Sanlord ...BEFORE I moved to the Renaissance, everyone worried about me living alone; my children grandchildren friends and especially me. ” , • • • • Wayne Hatxly Is the Coordina­ tor q f the Small Business De­ velopment Center at Seminole Community College. He can be reached at 321-3493. Email at whardyObelleouth. net. , N o Endow m ent Fee Independent/Assisted Livin g Staffed 24 H ours Transportation Provided • Planned Social Activities TOURS AVAILABLE CALL FOR DETAILS 300 W. Airport Blvd. Sanford, FI 32773 FLACLFfOOOATU III li\l I) D I M M R e n a is s a n c e (4 0 7 ) 323-7306 \Y A D V I I t l l M I M . \Z 2-2<> ? z I I i iH f liB f la a n �6 B ■ Serranoie Herald, Sanford. Honda ■ Sunday. March fl 1998 L e g a l N o tic e s L e g a l N o tic e s IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. j u d ic ia l c ir c u it IN AND FOR IN ANO FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIOA FLORIDA CASE NO 87-2991 DR C2 A CASE NO.: RR90 -6B*CR IN RE THE MARRIAGE OF 'N R f Th# E «ia tf of JENNIFER J FLANAGAN ULUAN SMCEHAN. Patittonar/Wif* D#ctmd and NOTICE JOHN F FLANAGAN OF ADMINISTRATION Ratpondant/Huthand Th# id irirv itn tio n of th t NOTICE OF ACTION • 6t#t# of LILLIAN SHEEHAN. to j o h n f Fl a n a g a n d#c##»#d. C at* N jT b » ( PR08* whooa addratt. raaidanca 68-CP. li p frd m g m CttCU'V dortvcii# #*d wharaabouto ara Court for S»m>noll County. unknown *»on<J#. ProbAto Oiv««»on. fh# YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED • d d r i i i of «h tc h i* 301 North that a aworn Palifion for Park A n n u l, Sanford. Florida Dissolution ot Marrtaga haa 33771 Th# n a r n #rv1 aoar#»». baan Mad by JENNIFER J •a of ib i p n o n a i r ip n im ta * Fl a n a g a n m th# Circuit !•%#• and th# p#f#oa#l r#pr#« Court. In and for Sammol# ••ntativot attorney #r# aat County. Florida tha tdla of forth b#low which ia IN RE THE MARRIAGE ALL in t e r e s t e d PERSONS OF JENNIFER J FLANAGAN ARE NOTIFIED THAT and JOHN F FLANAGAN and Ail poraona on whom thi# accordingly thaaa praaanta nottca la a t 't i d who b a n command you to appaar and obiocttona that ch#n#ng# th« fila your Anawar or othar valKfity of tha will, tha qoalrftca* raapontiva plaadmga with tha t#on# of tha paraonai rapraaan* Clark of tha Circuit Court in tatrva. vanua. or furrad»ction of and for Saminola County thia Court ara raqu«rad to fifa Florida, and aarva a copy thara* thatt ob.actiona with th»a Court on on Patitionara attornay WITHIN THE LATER OF THREE JACK T 0RI0GES ESQUIRE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF 209 North Oak Avsnus Sanfont THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF Florida 32771 on or btfora tha THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY DAYS 19th day of MARCH 1998 nth AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE arwiaa a dafault will ha antarad OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM apamat you and tha ralial grant* ad a« damamtsd m tha Petition An othar eraditora of tha dacaWITNESS my hand and aaal of dant and paraona h#%rg ciaima th# Clark of th# Circuit Court or dam in di agamat tha daca* on this ttth day of FEBRUARY dant a aatata mutt fiia thair claima w.th th»a court WITHIN | 1998 MARYANNE MORSE THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE f ir s t PuBLiCA* CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT TiON OF THIS NOTICE Nancy R Wmtar ALL CLAIMS. DEMANDS AND Deputy Clark OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED JACK T BRIDGES ESQUIRE WILL BE FOREVER DARREO. 209 North Oak Avanua Tha data of tha firat pub^ca* Sanford Florida 3277t lion of th>a None# la March 8. Attornay for Patilionar 1998 (407) 302*7881 MARQARET H PlRNAT Florida Oar No 145932 Co*Paraonai Rapraaontativa Publish Fabruary 15 22. and WILLIAM a o r e e n b e r o March 1.8 1898 Co-Paraonai Rapraaartativa D€N*190 WILLIAM A QREENBCRQ Florida Bar No : 248378 SEMINOLE COUNTY 6500 So U S. 17 92 BCC PROJECTS! Poat Offica Boa 300310 Protact: 9A/B 323 98/00. Farn Park. Florida 32730 Proiact Till# Major Moving 1407) 339 5944 Sarvicss. Documant • 3231 Attornay for Protact: •A/B*324*98'GG. Paraonai Rapraaantativa Proiact T It fa Emargancy Publiah: March 8. 15. 1998 Madical Suppiiaa. Documant • CEO-67 3241 Projact • P3-519 98/Bj C, Proiact Tula: Architectural/* Enginaanng Sarvicat for Construction Proiacta Undar IN THB CIRCUIT COURT FOR 15000.000. Documant i 51 St. SEMINOLB COUNTY. For Information on any of tha FLORIOA Sammoia County BCC proiacta. PROBATE DIVISION piaata call Information on Ella Numbar 88 152-CP Damand. Inc., 407*975*0020 IN RE ESTATE OF Publiah: March 8. 1898 MAUREEN R. ISBELL DEO-78 A/K/A MAUREEN RITA ISBELL Docaaaad. NOTICE TO CREDITORS IN THB CIRCUIT COURT (summary s d ia liilit r illfr i) SEMINOLE COUNTY. TO ALL PERSONS HAVINO FLORIDA CLAIMS OR DEMANDS PRORATE DIVISION AQAINST THE ABOVE ESTATE: FILE NO. ta-OBB CP You ara haraby notified that an IN RE: ESTATE OF Ordar of Summary ALICE JUNE PATINQALE. Administration haa baan A/kJa ALICE JUNE FLOWERS •ntarad in tha aatata of MAU­ Dacaaaad REEN R. ISBELL, tfacaaaad. NOTICE Fit# Numbar 98-152-CP. by tha OP ADMINISTRATION Circuit Court for Sammoia Tha admimatration of th# County. Florida. Probata aatata of Altca Juna Pat mg ala. Diviwon, tha addraaa of which a/k/a AUca Juna Flowara. la ClarV of tha Dreult Court, dacaaaad. Pda Humbar H 088 Oounty Courthbuaa, 301 Kortn Court tor Bamlnola County, Park A.anua, Sanford. Flood. Florida, Probata Dlvtaion. the 32771; that tha total caah value addraaa of which i. lo t N. Park ot tha oatato la 11.19121 and Ava.. Santord. FL 12771. Tho iltal U a i w m •,-/ *J J .**»*a namea and a d o re*.a t ot tho ot thoaa to where it haa baan peraonal representative and tha a.a>enad by auch ordar ara: paraonal re preventative’s attor­ Oiann Douglas labaii. ney are eat forth below. aa Co-Trutlaa of tha ALL IN T IM B T C D F IR IO N S Mauraan n. I.ball ARE NOTIFIED THAT: Rarocabla Truat. All persona on whom this datad tha 1>th day notica la served who have ot Decambar. 1117 objections that challenge tha ••ft Diana Circla validity ot tha w ill tha qualifica­ Casselberry. Florida 12707 tions ot tha paraonal represen­ Anita L. Bourqua. tative, venue, or Jurisdiction of aa Ce-Truatea of tha this Court are required to IMa Mauraan N. laball tneir obiecUona with this Court Revocable Truat. datad WITHIN THE LATER OF THREE tha 12th day of MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF Dacambar, 1M7 THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF SOSi Ridga Road THIS NOTICE OR "HIRTY DAYS North Havon. AFTER THE OAT'. OF SERVICE Connecticut 00471 OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ALL INTERESTED PERSONS ON THEM. ARE NOTIFIED THAT: All creditors ot tha dacadant All eraditora ot tha dacadant and othar paraona having and othar paraona having claims or damanda agalnai claim , or damanda agalnat decadent's aatata on whom a dacadant a aatata on whom a copy of this notica la aarvad copy ot thia nottca la aarvad within thraa months aftar tha within thraa month, attar tha data ot tha first publication of data of tha tirat publication ot Vila notica muat fits thee claims thit notica muat tila th ** claim, with this Court WITHIN THE with thl* Court WITHIN THE LATER OF THRCC MONTHS LATER OF THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIB FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY DAYS NOTICE OR THIRTY O AVt AFTER THE 0ATE OF SERVICE AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM. ON THEM. All othar creditors of tha d ece­ All othar eraditora o l tha dacadent end persona having claims dant and paraona having claims or demands agalnai the d eca­ or damanda agam «1 tha aatata dent'* estate muat file thair ol tha dacadant muat Ills thaw claims with this court WITHIN claim, with th l. court WITHIN THREE MONTHS AFTER THE THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICA­ 0ATE OF THE FIRST PUBUCATION OF THIS NOTICE TlON OF THIS NOTICE. ALL CLAIMS. DEMANDS AND ALL CLAIMS ANO DEMANDS OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED NOT BO FILED WILL BE FOREV­ WILL BE FOREVER BARREO. ER BARREO. Tha data of tha I vet publica­ Tha data ot tha first publica­ tion of this Notica la March S. tion of this Notica la March t, IM S . 1SSS. Personal Representative: Parson diving Notica: William L Proctor QLENN DOUQLAS ISBELL T4S N. 3rd Avanua Co-Truataa Deltona. FL 1272ft ANITA L. BOUROUE (407) ft75-0221 Co-Truataa Attorney lor Attornay for Pereonal Representative Parson giving Notica: Scott O. Wallace. Esquire ELDRIOOE O. LACY Florida Bar No. 0SS174S Florida Bar No. 097SSS7 Bogin. Munna t Munns DEAN. MEA0. EDOERTON. 250 N. Orange Ava., 11th Floor BLOOD WORTH. Poat Offica Boa 2t07 CAPOUANO t BOZARTH. PA. Orlando. Florida 12(01 PO. B o . 214ft Tala phone (407) 425-1114 Orlando. Florida 12S02-214ft Fee armlie (4071 S4I-S455 Tsisphon#: (407) 428-5115 Publiah: March S. I t . IM S Publish: March 1. S. t » M DEO-44 DEO-1S IN TH t CIRCUIT COURT Or I N t EIGHTEENTH CELEBRITY CIPHER by Luis Cam pos Csworny C p # cryptugrsms sr* cttsM peeps p«sl and pfsaanl Caoh M # r Ik fodsy • OU 5 Legal Notices IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIOHTEENTN JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIOA CIVIL ACTION CASE NO. S S -lft CA DIVISION 14 E BANK UNITED OF TEXAS, f s b a /k /a b a n k u n it e d Plaintiff v» MARY BLIND, at ai. Dafandant(a) NOTICE OF ACTION TO MARY BLIND LAST KNOWN ntSiDFNCt 513 MOREL LOOP WINTER SPRINGS. FL 32708 CURRENT RESIDENCE UNKNOWN ANY AND ALL UNKNOWN PARTIES CLAIMING BY. THROUGH. UNDER. AND AQA NST THE HEREIN NAMED INDIVIDUAL DE FENDANT(S) WHO ARC NOT KNOWN TO BE DEAD OR ALIVE. WHETHER SAID UNKNOWN PARTIES MAY CLAIM AN INTEREST AS SPOUSES, h e i r s . DEVISEES. GRANTEES. OR OTHER CLAIMANTS LAST KNOWN RESIDENCE UNKNOWN CURRENT RESIDENCE UNKNOWN YOU Ani NOTIFIED that an action to foraciota a mortgaga on tha following proparty In SEMiNOl E County. Florida LOT 7. AND COVERED PARK­ ING O. CYPRESS VILLAGE. 3RD RIPLAT. TRACT C-PHASE I. A SUBDIVISION ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECOROEO IN PLAT BOOK 26. PAGE 87. OF THE PUBLIC RECOROS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA, hat baan Mad against you and you art raquuad to larva a copy ol you wrtllan dafantaa. if any. within thirty (30) days aftar th# first publication o f this Notica of Action on Echtvarrta. McCall#. Raymar Barratt A Frappiar, Plaintiff a attornay whosa addratt it 601 Bayahort Boulavard. Suita 800. Tampa. Florida 33606. and Ma th# or»g. mal with this Court aithar bafora tarvica on Plaintiff’s attornay or immadiataty thara* aftar. otharwiaa a dafauft will ba antarad against you for tha rabaf damanda J in tha Complaint or patibon This notica than ba publithad one a aach waak for two con • •acutlva weans m tha Sammoia Herald PO Boa 1667. Sanford. FL 32772 WITNESS my hand and tha aaal of this Court this 3rd day of MARCH. 199. (SEAL) Mary anna Morse Clark of the Court Br Ruth King A . Deputy Clerk N O T IC I In accordance with the American. Disabilities Act. per•o n . needing a .peciai accom­ modation to participata m thia proceeding mould contact tha individual or agancy tending notice not later than aavan (7) day* prior to tha proceeding at tha addraaa given on tha notice. Telephone: 407-1214110 ait. 4227; 1-800-555-8771 (TDD) or 1-800-855-8770 (v); via Florida Relay tarvica. Publiah; March • . 1 M H I ne 0-73 NOTICE OF FICTITIOUS NAME Notica it hereby given that 1 am engaged in b u tt-*** at 771 Charokaa Circla, Santord. Florida 32771, Saminola County, Florida, undar tha Fictitious Name o l OUALITV BOOKKEEPING SERVICE, and that I Intend to regiater aatd name with the Division of Corporations, Tallahaasaa, Florida. In accordance with tha provisions o l tha Fictitious Name Statute*. To-Wlt: Section 545.OS. Florida Statutes 1M1. Jana E Fvans Publiah: March S. IM S OEO-S2 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE BIOMTSBNTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF FLORIOA IH AND PON SEMINOLE COUNTY CASE NO. S B -M CA 14 W CHASE MANHATTAN MORTOAOE CORPORATION l/k/a CHEMICAL RESIDENTIAL MORTOAOE CORPORATION l/k/a MAROARETTEN A COMPANY. INC.. Plaintiff vs. STACEY B. FIORELLA. SYLVIA N. FIORELLA. husband and wife, and ____.A N UNKNOWN PERSON IN POSSESSION OF THE SUBJECT REAL PROPERTY. Defandant(a). NOTICE OF ACTION TO: STACEY B. FIORELLA ANO SYLVIA N. FIORELLA 711 Swan Lana ARamonta Spring„• Florida 12701 YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an action for Foreclosure o l Mortgaga on tha following described property: Lot t t t , CRANE’S ROOST VIL­ LAS. according lo tho Plat thereof, • • recorded In Plat Book M . Pegee 74-77 Mcluelve. Public Records o f Seminole County, Florida; a/k/a 711 Ewan Lana. Altamonte Springs, Florida 32701 haa baan fUad agalnat you and you are required lo aarva a copy of you written Helena**, If any, to it, on Anna M. CruiAlvarai, Attornay for Plaintiff, whoaa addraaa la Butta 300. 1S70 Madruga Avanua. Coral Oablaa, Florida 3114S within thirty (30) day* after the first publication of this Notica In tha Sanford Harald and fils tha original with tha Clark o f this Court aithar before aarvlca on Plaintiff's attornay or immadi•taly thoraattar; otharwiaa a dafault will ba antarad agalnat you for the relief demanded In tha complaint. WITNESS my hand and tha seal of this Court this 3rd day of M A R C H .IH . (MAH •EJGUSLTWIG BRTAVBJ WN UNIIBUW NMI AG UNRXBJJLRC ETI BRWJ* — MJ XTMVWJ N MI JSNIWUNPLRCJ. ' VTMI BRUB O . EBW BI . P R E V IO U S .S O L U TIO N 1 h«vg a woman s body and a child's amotions ' — Eluabath Taylor. •Stars don t c r y ' — C I S9ft by NEA Inc 1 Mae West 7 MARYANNE MORSE Aa Clark of tha Court By: Ruth King As Deputy Clark •Parsons with a disability who need a special accommodation to participate in this proceeding should contact ADA Coordinator at Sammoia County Courthouse, 101 N. Park Avanua. Suita N M I. Sanford. Florida 12771, at least five day* prior lo the proceeding. Telephone: (407) 121 4110 eat. 4227; 1-SOO-M5-S77I (TOD) or I-SOO-MS-S770 (V) via Florida Raley Service.* Publiah March S. IS. tS M OEO-72 l Legal Notices NOTICE OF PUBLIC AUCTION NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN: C »J TOWINQ WILL SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION FOR SAL­ VAGE FOR CASH ON DEMAND TO HIGHEST DI0DER THE FOL­ LOWING DESCRIBED VEHICLE: 1997 FORD EXPLORER: OREEN VINt 1FMDU12E7VZC20S90 THIS AUCTION WILL DC MELD ON MARCH 19TH. 1995 AT 10 O'CLOCK AI CA J TOWING. 1580 S CR 427. LONGWOOO. FL 32750 PROSPECTIVE B I0 0 IR S MAY INSPECT VEHICLE ON THE DAY BEFORE AUCTION BETWEEN 9AM AND SPM TERMS ARE CASH OR CERTIFIED FUNDS. CAJ TOWING RESERVES THE RIGHT TO ACCEPT OR REJECT ANY ANO ALL RIDS Publish March 8, 1998 DEO 81 12— ElDCRLY CARF. Seminole Herald WANTED CAREOIVER lor *1 deny female w/3 pets Need car mg compaatronale lemaie Lhrem. 24 hours a day. tree room 8 hoard cm 177.T755 13— H e a lth C L A S S IF IE D A D R A T E S DEADLINES & Beau ty Tuosday thru Friday 12 Noon tho day botoro publication. Sunday 12 Noon Friday EXTRA HOLIOAY WEIGHT? 1-On-l Peraonal Training w/ Lifetime Fitnea* Fiee body lal analysis Dennis. Eaercise Ih^srojoyjis^TTZJjfW^^^^^ In tho ovont ol an error, tho Seminole Herald will be responsible lor the first Insertion only and only lo the exlent of the cost ol that insertion Please chock ad tor accuracy tho first day It runs 14— F o r S a le SECURITY BARS t DOORS Lie . 34 yrs Eap 50 000 designs JVsq ft Free est Quality guaranteed 904 965 0013 or 407 324 3160 SURPLUS IfEW CUSTOM wood mantles, cabinets A book shrUvos lor sale 323-3313 TO P LAC E AN^A DJCALL SEM IN O LE 407/322-2611 16— R e m in d e r S e r v ic e s IN THB CIRCUIT COURT OF THE ISTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA GENERAL JURISDICTION DIVISION CASS NOi 8 7-3443-C A -I4 K NORWEST MORTOAOE. INC PLAINTIFF VS EVA N DAVIS. IF UVINO. AND IF DE AO. THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE. HEIRS. DEVISEES. ORANTEES. ASSIGNEES. LIENORS. CREDITORS. TRUSTEES ANO ALL OTHER PARTIES CLAIMINQ AN INTEREST BY. THROUGH. UN0ER OR AOAINST EVA N OAVIS; UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF EVA N DAVIS. IF ANY; SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA. JOHN DOE AND JANE DOE AS UNKNOWN TENANTS IN POSSESSION DEFENDANTS) NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pursuant lo a Summary Final Judgment of foraclotura datad February 27th, IM S . entered M Civil Casa No ol tha Circuit Court of the 1ITH Judicial Circuit In and lor SEMINOLE County. SANFORD. Florida. I will sail lo Iha higheat and beal bidder for caah at tha WEST FRONT DOOR ol tha SEMINOLE County Courthouse located at 101 NO PARK AVENUE In SAN­ FORD, Florida, al 11:00 a m. on tha l i s t day of March, 1898 tha following described property a t sat forth m said Summary Final Judgment, lo-wlt: LOT 2. BLOCK F. COUNTRY CLUB MANOR. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECOROEO IN PLAT BOOK I f . PAGE 100. OF THE PUBLIC RECOROS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIOA. Dated this 2nd day of March. 1998 (CIRCUIT COURT SEAL) MARYANNE MORSE Clark ol the Circuit Court By: Dorothy W. Bolton Deputy Clerk In accordance with the American with Disabilities A ct. persona with diaabilltie* needmg a special accommodation to participata m Una proceeding should contest the Clerk e l the County Courthouse at 407-3234310. not later than seven day* prior lo tha proceeding It hear­ ing Impaired. 1-SOO-M8-S77I (TOO) or 1-800 985 8770. via Florida Relay Service THE LAW OFFICES OF 0AVI0 J. STERN. PA ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF 801 S. University Drive Suita 800 Plantation. FL 11124 (854) 231-8000 87-1SOOO(NCL) Publish: March *. 18. IM S 0 (0 -7 0 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF TNS 1BTM JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLONIDA GENERAL JURISDICTION DIVISION CASE NO I ET SEES C A I4 GE CAPITAL MORTOAOE SERVICES. INC. PLAINTIFF VS DAVID W SMITH A/K/A DAVID WARREN SMITH. IF LIVING. AND IF DEAD, THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE. HEIRS. DEVISEES. GRANTEES. ASSIGNEES. UENORS. CREDITORS. TRUSTEES ANO ALL OTHER PARTIES CUUMINO AN INTEREST EV. THROUGH. UN0ER OR AGAINST DAVID W. SMITH A/K/A OAVID WARREN SMITH; at al.. DEFENOANT(S) NOTICE OF FORBCLOBUNS BALE NOTICE IS HSREBV GIVEN pursuant le a Summary Final Judgment of lorocloaur* dated February 27th, I S M , antarad In Civil Case No. S7-SS2S C A M of the Circuit Court o f tha ISTH Judicial Circuit m Mid for SEMI­ NOLE County, SANFORD. Florida, 1 will e e l la tha high est and best bidder ter caah AT THE WEST FRONT DOOR Of ma •EMINOLE County Courthouoa located at 101 NORTH PARK AVENUE m SANFORD. Florida, at 11 .-00 am . on tha 31M day qf March. ISSS tha following described property aa aat forth in aatd Summary Final Judgment, to-wH: LOT to. BLOCK S. TIER 7. OF E.R. TRAFFORD S MAF OF THB TOWN OF SANFORD. ACCORD­ ING TO THE FLAT THEREOF AS RECOROEO IN FLAT BOOK 1. FAOEE 54-44, PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIOA. Dated thia 2nd day of MARCH, (CIRCUIT COURT BEAU MARYANNE MORSE Clerk of th* Circuit Court By: Jan* E. Jaaewic Deputy Clerk THE LAW OFFICES OF DAVID J. STERN, PA ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF SOI S. University Drive Suit* 400 Plantation. FL 31124 (8S4) 211-0000 07-12701 FM(OEH) In accordance with tha American with Disabilities Act, persona with diaablimaa need mg • special accommodation to participata m this proceeding ehould contact the Clerk of tha Circuit Court at tha SEMINOLE County Courthouse at 407-U S 4110. not Later than aavan day* prior to tha proceeding, rt hear­ ing impaired. 1-800 555-8771 (TDD) or 1-500-SSS-S770. via Florida Raley Service. Publiah: March E. IS. IS M DEO-rt ORLANDO 407/831 *9933 D EPAR TM EN T HOURS SPECIAL DAYS Never forget theml Reminder Seonce-B day. appta. Dr's. 115/yr For details cai 302-2126 8 AM - 5 PM MONDAY - FRIDAY 21— P e r s o n a l s 70— E 55— B u s in e s s O p p o r t u n it ie s massage RELAX AENJOYI Hncak'outcsl- homo.hotel •Comma — t o lls Cai Laura or Radi (4071532-0715 d a y / t v t appta MAI0004M4) A D O P TIO N Uvtng aipenae* countstng t meocai GIFT OF LIFE 800416-6413 ALONE? FL-4 RESPECTED Dating Bureau lor SENIORS. Eatab 1977 1-600621-4477 longwood Mesaage Shx3o Wah-ma welcome 7 days day Stall i Suit LNC4MM//8S 407-116-6300 22— H e a lth C are WHEEL CHAIR brand new. Asking 1275 OBO WALKER, used, good shape |10 U 6 2461 T $300 - $500 0*1rtxibng phone cards No aapenance necessary For more information send a SASE lo Primetime Communications PO Dot 604165 Miami. FL 332C9-I355 “ AAA GREETING C A RO S" Potential 64JK P/T-I110K F/T Ne teUIng-ecctt provided eervtce local storot-IMSO Investment secured 6 quickly returned “ 500-771 1141 e a t 702- BEST Home Business o If you are aenout about making money w/ no sea of prod, no mv. no risk Cat 262 3320 When We Wort_.lra ■ Party!! Buy 4 BeU Tupperwero. Fme TranmgG.fts.Trp* 32t-(M2t FAMILY PET MO UMTM "REWARD** FOUND: FEMALE KITTEN Tabby 2900 block between Ce­ dar 6 Lake Cal 322-1562 9-2 27— N ursery a C hild C arr nd Fun play room 324-0513 AN EXP LOVBfO MOM ProYVJts educational artveiea •long wMi TIC 6 playroom, lot yrd Can CPfVCOL/RatWaa BABYSTmNQ M my Lake Mary home FT Sale. dean, quality C g H 4 97 )H frg f t 4________ 6 Ri. KJD6 ara tea nurse a specialty Healthy tuds RS *042532 234-1963 loot HRS Legal Notices OF TMB BMMTBBNTM JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AMD FOR BBMIHOLR COUNTY, BTATI OF FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION CABB NUMBBRi •7 -8 6 4 6 -CA- 14-B FIRST COMMERCIAL MORTGAGE COMPANY, WILLIAM 0. SPARLING, ALICE T. SPARLING, his Wife, RUBEN PERFECTO 0IA2 and UNKNOWN TENAMT(S), Defendant. you are required to serve a copy o f your written defenses M any, lo N on tho Plaintiff* attor­ nay, whoaa name and address la: ARTHUR 8. CORRALEB, IBOUIRE 1802 W. 8Ugh Avo., Suita 100 Tampa. Florida 38404 within 30 day* after firat publldie Clark o f this Court either before service on tho Plaintiffs attorney or Immediately tharabe entered agalnat you for tha In tha WITNESS MY HAM0 and tha oaal o f sold Court on this 14th day Of FBBRUARY. 1988. (COURT SEAL) MARYANNE MORSE Clark o f tha Circuit Court Ruth Kina Deputy Clark PubiMh: March 1, S. M DEO-10 1400-4*8-7344 LIKE WORKING WITH PEOPLE? BE A MEDICAL ASSISTANT. As a Medrjtl Atsraum with an Associate ol Science degree, you m* heft) prepare patients tor » laminations conduct import­ ant tests and perhaps even Si* ist m minor surgery Its a rawaning earner * you Me hek>mg others •Oty or Fvenmg Oasae* id tor •fnjwial M tot Thu** QuaVy •Graduate Placement Assis­ tance 653 East Hwy 416. SM 200 Cassetouny FL 32707 Many high traffic tRet. <2500 a/wk potential 800-342-6653 Ban total (4071) B2V?SM Eat 221 U6t*S WAMTtb Moms are becomng Moma Praneuraa by earning Qraet Pay w«ft a P.T Buamesa al­ lowing them to Way home with thee children Al others wetcorned1Call 407-667-6646 MR. or MRS. MOM Ma* order nchoa as a lamJy busman Sand 85 00 (rocorvo <500 credo to B J J PO BOX 953414. Lake Mary, a 32795 34’ / NO NONSENSE HOSIERY Largs Income Barvtna area ac­ count* provided SI4K startup 1 *00-753-0140 an SNICKERS CANDY ROUTE 80 tocadona, 8600-61200 1-800-6636121 VflTTVTTTITTVI making wooden frame* Earn lo <3641 wk Cel 830-9444 ud E -45 WORK FROM HOMS-No coal tor auppkoa. earn to UfiGrwk mak­ ing brae B34-SSBS E xt #46 M ED IC A L O U TS O U R C IN G Htgxng doctor* an dentrait by processing tha* derma on your horn* computer Full or part tuna MJhona of paper claims std being feed ACCOUNTS PROVIDED 800 892 1958 B iL 1147 tar tm en ts • n f u r n is h e d APAHTMETNB 6300 a up same dap as rant No pels or children Cal 322 3342________________ : QPOUNDSKEEPER WANTED For 256 apt onmmurvfy tocatod m Santord F/T poaaion Good Benefits It mteresled cal 3221051 EOEA3FWR_______________ ROSELEA VtoLAS an Specie/ - 64fOtoonm MUO OKAY 407-610 8811 SANFORO 1 BORM secured carnage house appt A». ap pkancea 627Vmo ♦ sec NO PETS SINGLE PERSON ONLY Apply at 915 W Fust Street HISTORIC DISTRICT 1/1 Son pa bo hardwood Boors, fireplace CM A W O hook up* Spacious 6180/6180 Sienatrom Realty 623-7488 Cal Today* 407411-941* COKE/PEPSI NOTICE OF ACTION PROPBRTV TO: Ruben Farfacto Diet, whoaa whereabouts era unknown buf whose last known residence was 2M2 SW 27th Street, Miami. Florida 11111. YOU ARE HERERV NOTIFIEO Mist an action to foreclose on tha following property in Saminola County, Florida: Lot 74, Gan ava Tarraca Amended Plat, according to tho Plot M Plot Book I t . Pago 62 6 •3 ot tha PubUe Records of Bominoio County. Florida, a/k/a 8612 Highlawn Avanua, Sanford. Florida M7T1. Accredited Truck School COL. VA/TA Apprv JabAsarM W in d cusses National Truck School City C o llt f VENDING ROUTE 99— A U IttlltltH H H W tW ft 23— L o s t & F o u n d LOST DOO Female B attel Hound m i. brown wwhm cheat 6 leel Wearing coaar w lega Lost m Ihe ttt Srael PaioaWayside area C al with any & d u c a t io n r a in in g FUNDED BY THB DEPARTMENT OF ELDER AFFAFIS 93— R o o m s For R ent WEEKLY RENTALS Starting • 877/wk Haioric Downtown 110-4421 EFnCMNCY FURNMHEO ROOMS-AJ ubt* r d laundry phone, and ka use S85 (90 a weak 3244955 MARY. MOO DOWN—WHY RENT? When you can own tnm 3 bdrm home wr GMA. new pent 8 car pet 7 Ask about HUO home*! Tha linkmen Group, toe. ____6714116 LAKE MARY A l new. 2 bdrm iu*es Wr tea bath. A4 luachen. W O . CH A. 50 ft M l porch, landscaped |900rmon 137 E Crystal U Avo Ca» 322-9432 SANFORD 2500 B » Q A A r t J 1 5. eng gar. CM A. 6525/mon ♦ 6525/dap 8*94786 Lv mea* SANFORO in Appl toed yd W/ D hook up CM A no pels 6575 ♦ dap Ca* 3214661_____________ 6ANFORO 3234008 LAKE 103— H ousesU nturnisheo Attractive torn laundry. kaWian U 4-1(62 95— R oom m ate W anted ' Do* Houae 2/1. S&25/mo MAVFABt OAKS 3/2 w/ tarn rm. l. to acm pveft, on wet M m il i ,.61IBBMHM FORD 4/1 Dei fWL CM A comer tot tloraga 67004710 CASSELBERRY M l Carport CM/A. 6780/1780 8N 8/1 On 4 acre* w ei * 4 BORM. No pets SDOOmon md • I 6200 dep Qrnway/Senlord area 3309960amonftr 96— R e t ir e m H om es ent DBLTONA/BANFOftO AREA Re krmeni apt tor rarX Oaauetol 2/1. aat-m ka. d n n g rm. Ig Irv rm. rsita m bathroom. Ju*y tom. housekeepmg. nursing aide upon requeal Trana provtdad to OR office, hoepnal. etc Neeiwd bfwn Colombia Med Center 6 West Votoftia Ms died Center Oraat Shopping area SOTVmon Ca8 407-333-2004 ' A P P L IA V C E STORE, ini 8111.Itof. CaMAtry ( 4 0 7 ) • > 4 -7 0 7 2 99— A partments ■ U nfurnished 3 OREAT LOCATtOHS 1 6 3 Bdrma 8178-64*0 Mon 3H -0177 • ReconOitontd6RtbuR Wktfttrs. Dryers. R*fng*ritoa 4 OtshwMfttn a par tm e n tT ocato rb MARINER'S VILLAGE 59— F in a n c ia l S ervices ERASE BAD CREDfT LEGALLY lor juM <21 00 Marl chack/mo to CALYPBO-1454 N Lakamont Av*. Wmtar Parti. FL 32792 T M O ol bang turned down lor cradf? Learn where lo obtart tha beal daaia-credn cards, am but. loans, debt consolidation Rataa aa low as 5 9 V no an­ nual taes. etc. M 6 W Enta^mt ** 323-1998 ________ 61— M oney to L end ‘■WRIS6T UNbEAS* LAKE ADA t SORM Si I a v o 7 BORM . Si/dVO ANO UP 323-6670 NOTHMO BUT THE FMKBT FOR YOU! Goffmew Apts on Rmahart Rd 6 46A. Lk Mary A l apt homes w/ prtv alarmsgaraget Slata-ofthe-an •Ctrmty/t'tness facility Open today stop out or cal 302-2007 lor a paraonal show­ ing Congratulations to our Lake Mary 7b,>p L is tin g Lea d er T b p S a le s te r 62.500-650.000 Conaoftdabona. Cash Loam* Bad cred« No problem no adv la* 1-600460-7940 ATTN: HOMEOWNERS Barrow 828000 -1100,00 Toe Many bBMT •Pay oB high I Tarry LMe •Apply by phoney* N Approval CaB FUttnurn’ chpRal 800-823-6381 / Open 7 dev* II Oo not RefUienc* a mi read M * FREE Cal 148*251-6431 eat 30f. 24 hr* kv a FREE Record­ ed Manage 6 Report 407/321-2720 3101 W. Lai* Mary Blvd-. W. Lika Mary Bird. For Over 90 Yeara • Support You Cur Couat Ou." W e g la d ly r e f e r q u a lit y p a in te rs ! A Stroke O f Brilliance. 3601 W. Laka Mary Blvd., Laka Mary (PuM ix Shopping Cuntur) • 326-0906 „ 3 2 8 -0 9 0 8 I �Seminole Horald, Sanlord, Florida •Sunday, March 8. 1998 ■ 7B EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES 71— H elt W anted 71— H elp W anted C R U ISE LINES S tr* f NTtniAiNtHS AND ARTISTS or A ll KINDS & Cg<677a Musoana/Dancere/Standup Com*dtan*/Dak Jockey/Ele to receive Ttw Orlando Coca Cola Bol­ ting Company K currently hu­ n g tor the Mowing position ’ a p p l ic a t io n INFO PACKET P IM M lai your NAME ♦ ADOHESSAT T o u -rm c f a x • FLEET MECHANIC Ftoipontto* tor performing preventive mantenance and k(ptl repair work on cue dw*et and gamine powered vehi cle* Mutt have own toots and p ottet* a COL data ‘ A* 5canM ASE certitication* de­ sired We otter competitive pay and oneaenl benoMs Apply n pereon Monday Frday 8 30 * m lo 4 00 p m EOF lAtomen and rnnont** are encour­ aged to apply i« a « u « u Or WRITE TO Crma* Netowrk. On* m i . 1901-17 We*l Bay On. ir n . largo. FI 33770 EXPCRKNCED BOBCAT OPERATOR wffCOL U m i n . Ceam-MEI f jriT ilT lP f EARN 50% COMMISSIONIII ORLANDO COCA-COLA BOTTUNO COMPANY 7M0 Mercy Drive Orlando Fantastic Sam* Hair Salon hat two mmetkal* opervngt Mutt M ic 1 t i p Cal Amu at 373 9045 FR AN K U N COVEY FEDERAL JOBE: I I 500 • 110.000 Mvnaoala openmgt A l occupation* For complete application and information package M od SASE to Down mg Attn FEDJOB P O Boi 180357. Cestetoeny FI 37718 (PtM M mctud* 15 SAH for *ifo pkgl 7 Habile Store Frankkn Covey Co la the pram er provctor oI p m c p * centered leadership and time and kt* management product* and serv ice* Wa are tensing Part Tima sale* associate* lor our Seminot* Town# Canter store We value our a lm o s t* * and oner the Mowing • Staring pay oI $7 SOT* ptot team ncantva FIRST FLORIDIAN AsrtoJI^lomMweurenc* Co. First Flortdlan Auto and Homa Insurance Company currently ha* an opening in our Lake Wary office for a maa mom and supply coordinator R**pon*tbait** include processing in­ coming and outgowig mail manummg control ot doted • F V i t k w-ri u t e l l r t wffh Sunday* ofl • A yearly credit on al Franakn Covey (rrxjuctl • Eacaaanl Training nciurkng our Me managamant Mmnar M you are ntaraslad n |ommg o i* team p *a *a atpry n par ton at the store, or cal (407) 378 8566 tor more ntormaton la rung luppta* tor ctaen ottpa operation photocopy Mat. mad cal records and otoer bdk copy raouaamanta Ttw* position reg u n * ba*c computer tap* Nmg Mill* and good organic a tonal tkn* Crpananca oparalmg a Pitnay Brown maa pro ce»»m g machine a p<u* Th>« poMwc required Dendng •looping t kttmg App'cant mutt be a b * to kit and atac* bora* up to 50 8 * Or*r appkcantt nvffed to ntar new w-e be contacted No thed party nqunet p *# M AAEOE FRONT DESK CLERK/ NIGHT AUDITOR Appry n pereon Day* Inn Sanford 4650 West Sn 46 (407) 804-8031 For wt iraarv* or tend rou st* to P O Bor 958417. Lata Wary Ftonua 377958417 FURNITURE INSTALLERS 10 opermgt for a ^ ) nstaaer* StteicaM prp a ptu* Work k> LongwoodMaavand ----’ H llO O T ti * aa. .17 SPARTAN PRCMCR 851-7788 B U S IN E S S IS BO O M IN G A T DOMINO’S PIZZA! ' N o w hiring lor a l poatbons - O v or*. Managari-in-Trarung. and Phona Paraormai Earn hourly w age, rrdaage, and bpa1 W a oBar oom paM vo pay plus great benefit*' Must ba al taast iB y a a ra o td . h a v a a v a a d d n v a ra iw m a a . guud driving record. A auto n s V 5 H k anted CLERICAL-*FT 20 hr* per M B M-F Morning* No e ip req Starting pay S&'hr Call 8313466 Longwood Ostwfsl INTERVIEWING NOW tor Eatler photo promotion at local maH Need Manager*. Work ere A Easter Bunn**. Celt 1 800-765-8781 71— H elp W anttd JO S N O TU H S NOW HIRINGI Cal out hottne lor detail on the latest job opportunity* and this week * fib lavs' Call 441-4m Sanford Jobe S Benefits OCT PAIO TO LOSE WEIGHT 3A people needed serious about losing Earn 1500 P7T to 15500 F/T C el now 178649a HAIR S T Y L IS T Up to 50N commission Bene tits m growmg Lake Mary Salon FANTASTIC SAMS ___________ 77S-(10Q _________ WAFFLE HOUSE HIRING ALL SHIFTS Cocas 4 Servers F/T or P/T ,Afp»y m person 4740 W SR 48 ____ ___________ HONEST, OEPENOASLE mad asustant* needed tor house cWanmg 5 dayvweek 7 5 Cel 374 1177 V VOU WANT MORS FROM A JOB THAN A PAYCHECK, PLEASE CALL >77-4778. Independent Orft Catalog/ party plan Ottrtoutore Process order* from home Ready cam For start up kit 1 time member shp lee MAH 530 00 check/mo to CALYPSO VARIETY. 1454 N Laiemont Ave. Writer Perk. f l J W B _______________________ INDUSTRIAL Large lak e Mery company * seeking individual* with a* senbty t ip tat. ?nd and 3rd shifts available Only team (Sayers need apply We oiler tua nd pad nme oil For CO R ES** at 330-7789. or 9675 M l W. Laka M ary B led. In Laka Mary, S22-B0B0 o r at CUSTOMER SERVICE REP Get m on the grotmd Itoor ol e last paced. rapidly growing company* LABOR RITE is seek mg a hard work mg. seff mobvat ed person who is computer tear a * , nertae end a team p*yer Eaceeent growth potential m an ertremefy last paced ndustry Apply in person at 7603 park Or between 9am and 7pm defy or tai resume to (407) XXH496 Attn Branch Manager EOE (O f I 41?* Be A Paralegal! Classaa held at tha Unlvaratty ot Ortando School ot Law Florida Law CorncUum • Attorney Diracted 100,000 Volume Law Library • Small C tastes c OPEN HOUSE Florida Technical CoJIaga K it N. I 678-5600 ^Sem inole H e ra ld is currently accepting applications for smartale* Mr potan^png from shori torm to tong^etm career opporkmMes — entry Im I le ad vanoed. CM la COME WORK WITH THE BEST LABORERS NEEDED FOR UNDERGROUND UTILITY CONTRACTOR l \ l s / /«*\ / s HSAITM etSUHAMCS AMO <41K eiAffi Drv* See r A*p*y ff En • \ / 1 \ \ < >i : k 748WM SR ass. 81101 LABOR REAOY logo (in Etoan Alan cantor) ABamorae Springe 774-7770 WORK T O D A Y ** *) TOO AY P/T C A S H IER S A CD L DRIVERS Apply In i IASI S French Ave 373-4343 Musi have COL Licence. Apply In Pereon: 700 French Ave. Sanford Scotty's MAKE MORE V with- your ~own home based business turn Shaklee A AT A T F ieibie schedule BE YOUR OWN BOSS Caff 330-8930 to sched ute an appomtment to fmd out A c c u S tm ff MECHANIC LOOKJNO FOR PART T3MC WORK? Meiland area Cosmetic En­ hancement Co is looking for CusL 8 vc Rep* to work bet­ ween 74-40 hour* per week SuvThw* Temp to he* $7 50r comp M and customer I K kkMs necessary Apply m per­ son al 1060 Me mend C e . Oorrmon* bre 411 Uim Thir* 9-3 or Cei 6600111_________ For duly Heat Servce bhop IfyOsiAotiecthcalOvHei e ipenance hefoiul longwood tacekon FuS kme A benefits and 401|K) Cea 338-7300. MERRY MAKM H RM O Car A (newarea fteeded (FREE 331-5766 OynAk Services. Inc a grow mg commercial aviation ground suppod company * cunentty rmng perl tm * yeneunal person­ nel lor venous s h e * A l appkc ant* rrsjsl provde ■ a ton year work/scfiooi history, pass drug screening, under*lard English, and work a Hast)* schedule to include weekends end evervng hows. We ofler tremmg. tree perking end uniform* Slop by our admmisbitive office* Mon­ day through Friday horn to AM imtf 3 PM to fd out an appk Delivery Drivers Papa John's Pirn, tha nation's fastest grotmng pirn delivery company, is now hiring lul and pad-bma dnvtr*. Earn $7-$12Awur. You must ba at Bast 16, have a rakabia car with vakd insurance, a good driving record and a positive go-getter altitude. Apply in person at: 2709 8. Orlando Dr. Sanford Phone:329-7272 ' J rW PHONE PROS Professorial RECRUITER For technical staffing firm Bata salary • comrressron A benefits Preferred previous eipenenc* but wd tram the I cenckdate Fas resume lo: -3334885 or cea 407-3730033 tor more detail*. X (Tool Operators Bank Opt Ctf-E Orlando NEEDS 10 Proof Operators 8 000 . KSH req. 7 308 30pm. M f 3&Tv. Start IMMEDIATELY! SAME WEEK PAY TOOAYS STAFF IMG EOE-Never A Fee liM E t o n ff *<er»Vfo MuTi irw lincrtt.m ■SIS Temp A Temp-hee Wa have positions available for: 'C U S T O M E R SERVICE W e e d 1 0 0 p e o p le for a week long assignment setting up new department store in Oviedo. P tM M call GPC (407) 260-5066 N o Fm EOE _____ I Custom Suffng myites you to out (00 tan from 7 30am to 7 00pm Dorn m u at C al to dayt NO FEEI Eseaent positions avafab* or a. Apply Men Frt 7:30-7.80pm NEVER A FEE II Now Hiring for SomlnolB County Sale* A llo ca te* AsMtenti FtM Tme A Pari T*ne We pay ter Eiperience Eiceaenir 1-900-711-JOBS EOE TECHNICIANS •FACILITY TEC H N IC IA N S RIGHT HAND MAN N eed * 7 3 1 ticfgnonl w :r 7*0410* ROOFERS WAN I kO Hefoere aMo Muu have traneponaaon Caff 372-1449 Local Apply In Parson at the: Seminole Herald 300 N. French Avs. Sanford, FL tqwl Oppoikrffy Emttoyer Perfect For Retired Persons O r A s A Second Incomel 8* olbi an i n f o f slarkng salary w*h pvngreaaian N you have technical background or enence w * encouraga you lo apply! Knowledge of b* etocfforeca requeed Two year w eal degree or mMary ar ence hefofol. To achedul* your**8 tor requeed leeang pri­ or to to* 8*arW*w procesa. caff our reaponee *ne at (888) 204-6260 24 Hours/Day 7 Days/Week Reference Job Code: 26014132771 BELLSOUTH TEWS Co. Staffing, Ortando* i*t professional staffing terric*. i» currently recruiting Fuff B Part-time clerical poeltton* tor toe toffowing comp# •Central Florida'* Most Promlnenf Banff •Preatigtoua Adverifelng Firm •Oriando'l Large*! Health care System •Fattest Growing Telec ommunication* Co. •Prominent Human Resources Consulting Group. Please c a l Tew* Co 7408866 tor more Into EOE ADA NO FEEI Staffing ELECTRICIANS 4 Helper* TOP PAY, BENEFITS, rewd B comm OFWP Apply Sanlord Electric 7572 S Park Drive 322-1582 WANTED: Individual* who are leaking a foffiffmg. people ori­ entated career GREAT employ­ ment environment, professional tutu* and benefits Consider toe career ol Dental A im in g Formal education of 1200 hours Leadtog to S u m and Nabonel credential* Work in a Iasi paced. Ivghley technical, ever changing career in the allied hearth held of Dental A im in g Cea Orange Technical Center*Orlando Tech Denial Depart­ ment. 407-748-7080, e a t 4835. Whether you are steady n toe work place, reedy to re-enter or |utt looking lo to* future they have a program designed tor youi___________________________ WAREHOUSE PERSON Needed lor large greenhouse Wff be rnponiCM for ihppngf receiving Must be cepe able of kftmg at least 50 tod and work tong, ffeobt* hour* ForkkR eip helpful Apply n pereon 6770 W SR 46. Sanford WAREHOUSE POSITIONS WPP40, RECSIVSffa, PICK •ra. PACtONO AND WAREMousara • r e c o t o n c o r ­ p o r a t io n . toe nekon i lead­ ing OMnbulor/manufacturer ol ctromc sera stone* ha* nadlete open Inge In it* Lake Mary facaaes tor le t and 2nd shift warehouse. Hour* available: 7:00sm-3:30pm. 8:00am-4:30pm and 4:00PM17:30AM. Must be able to W a naremun ol 50 ba on a oonanuoua b a m ForkMl aipartenca prfieri ad. Starting tele. 55 7k 1*1 *hfft. 55 95 2nd SMI. kffju paaa math Met Aoffy kt person al 2050 Lake Emma Road Lake Mwy, FL. EOE. WELDER fftWTIg *w> a must F/T. Good ~ OFWP. 790-1593 w m trtw itR v td t TECHNICIAN •FULL TffJC POS/TtON •EXPERIENCE PREFERRED •FULL COMFVWY BENEFITS Monday-Frtday 7 3CM JO. Apply KB5CO 237 Power court. SarAord 3982-55.947/1710 PT/FT Free booMef 1-800-37V818 P/T F/T EOE, UT/QV Medical Assisting. A C areer T o F eel G o o d A bout . In our innovative M edical Assisting program , you'll learn: • M ed ical Emergencies Phlebotom y, Exam ining Room, and Clinical L ab Procedures C om puter Ih u n in g on M ed ical M an ager Softw are 323-3317 POSITIONS AVAILABLE NOW! Raps warned to *•8 much needed lead pro­ gram to inaurance agents, make $90 00 commission per tale Caff 213-8*0-7*** OC T o rre* Th e Sanford Herald ne«ds CARRIIRS for established routes In the Sanford area. All you need Is dependable transportation, organiza­ tional skills and afternoon availability in order to begin a great new job! Industrial RECOTON CORPORATION, to* natnns leading manufacturer/ dstrtoutor of consumer elec ntc accessories, has an opening m its Lake Mery offtc* tor a Spray Pain Mr, le t aMfl, 7 00AM -3«0PM . Prior sp parmng experience with mold­ ed plastic components pre •erred Mechanical ability to mamtam spray booth and paint gins A abffify to nsmtan sup­ ply inventory s must Must have erceffent communication skiffa and be detail oriented Send resume and salary hraf to Human Resource*. 10 Lea* Emma Road. Lake Mary. FL 33746. or FAX re kume and salary history to 407-333 1964 EOE •SERVICE TEC H N IC IA N S •OUTSIDE P LAN T Cel o ff 24 hr Job Law today* Military vrtcram. Join (hr Array Natxxul Guard today and you can put >*wr \ihubic military aiaib and experimee to use in ynur CiffniTOinity. The Guard is full of hixnrtitwTt henxre who are there when called 14m . Thrupresence a essential to the ofety and peace of mind ol their neighbors. They m*y «andbag to protect htxnea and lives f rum flood waters or help pick igt the piece* after an earthquake. By serving just one weekend a month and two weeks a year, you can be 1 hero when your neighbor* need one mreL CaB today: _ FLORIDA Custom Staffing SERVICE TECHNICIAN To rep*• A maintain X-Ray 14m processors throughout Central Florida Drug smote tree Call -331-4834leak • tor Rich. 407-3 If to. BeffSouto Telecommute cation* ha* |ust the nght opporiun*e* m More tor you A* w* continue our gro throughout toe SoutoeaM. we need talented eiorvidual* to h*to maffitaw and euppori our lechrecal need* m Orlando Sanlord. Metooum*. Cocoa Beech, and Vero Beach W* nave a vanely of poemone to I your *41* and ebiki « * her* are fitt a lew (407) 869-0444 ‘ WAREHOUSE -Various locations -Various kinds C A L L 322-8133 READY TO PUT YOUR S K ILL S T O W ORK? iwTtuictHTm rnifc -30-35 Hours per wtek -Flexible schedules •Shlpp'g/Recetv'g • Order Pullers - Forklift axp a ♦ LANOSCAPERS • Full time, staring pay 56 00 37 OGTv SPRINKLER SYSTEM IN­ STALLERS • eiperience pre­ ferred 56 00-57 OGTv to start DRIVERS - tor dump truck COL reqd Fuff TVn* SITE WORK and equipment op­ erator Fid Time IECMNICAL $7 A t e SAME WEEK PAY TOOAYS STAFF 810 I EOE-Never a Fee After graduation, you will be qualified to work EARIM FULL-TIIVIE PAY FOR PAR T-TIIVIE W O R K i ASS1S- Salary ♦ comm « bonus F/T or P/T fleiaied atmosphere smok­ ing ok Oebbw or M M 767 9770 300 N. French Ave., Sanlord Get BehindtheWheel OFFICE SHINGLE INSTALLERS Toot* A Iran* req Cell 330-6543 SEMINOLE LANDSCAPING NOW HIRINO TAMT-Santord Doctors office W W T 8 17 A/or 7 6 56 6<Vhf Leave message at 333-0555. CONSULTANTS Looking for a new career? Visit our Job Fair ffowtll 8emlnote Herald - Attn: Nick Drewry FAX: 407-323-9409 or deliver to: •MON, MARCH BTH* U N TIL* PM PART-TIME R E C E P TIO N IS T For Fantastic Sams Hair Salon Need people person w/ good phone Muffs Can Anita at 323 9045 71— H elp W anted SECURITY OFFICER JOB Training Armed 8 Unarmed Brandy S A teoc. 834-7444 Who It looking tor ettra In­ come. Minimal daylight hour* (appros 1t/wk) Involves NfUng/ordtilng of product MUST BE RELIABLE SENO RESPONSE TO: Blind Bor A POBOI1567, Sanford. FI 37771-1687 MfTIAL T/LltNf TREE STAFFING 740-0 l i t istr-sm Tha ideal canckdate should have past newspaper axparieocB and circulation management experience is helpful. Interested candidates should FAX a resume to: hour* NEED COMPANY VAN DRIVER W/ VAN fWcBpdonUl “Phone Conaultanta ‘ C m to fU f i t f y i c N 'Accounting CIRCULATION MANAGER Ready lor a career cYiang* but letaMe d gel away during toe dayT For you to merffanre. Tha ****330-3411 ***' JOB FAIR The EVENING BTTERV1EWS •TOMORROW* Daffy work Daffy pay Verities a PLUS theee peeNtone caff 373-3883. Our offices ate located el 7747 Carrier Avenue. Sanlord. Florida 32773 Thuraday, March 19th at 6:30 pm OfnCEANOUSTRML too • MEN A WOMEN NEEDED JAMTORIAL POSITIONS AT In Banford. (21-MOO. NOW HtFTfffO: Direct Maduller* No sate*. PT/FT, no e ip necettary Cal 763 781?______________ LA B O R RITE 1BIO 9 . French A v * . (1 7 -M ) V I •PART-TIME EMPLOYEES* Now hiring eipenmced COOKS, SERVICERS S DISHWASH­ ERS. Top pay paid vacations after 1 year M edtal benefits and a Drug Free Work place 4650 E Sn 46 West Sanford 407-330-7775 8 3770 Ortando Dr-17-83-Sanford. 407-371-8308 DENNY'S RESTAUR AMT. Office Cal The Reserve* Network at 774-7770 is unable lo EOE Rsfldtntlal Cleaning NEWS PAPER DELIVERY with van Commercial route SantonV Lake Mary 857-7080 LAfjofi firrs 114 W. Lake Mery Bfvd. 71— H elp W anted NEWS PAPER INSERTERS week-ends only Sanford/Lake Mary Must have transportation 857-7080. Wilt Train. 407-T87-5007. PLACEMENT SERVICES •Monday, March 9th* Noon - 3pm W anted MOLDING A ASSEMBLY Heavy lifting required 8 5. M-F Starting pay 5&Tir No erp req Cal Vicky al 330 1579 F/T * M-F • 5 5pm Custom Staffing Worldwide distribution ware house » i Sanlord taekng de pendab* canddate* with sokd work history to load end unload pients form its trucks No *«■ perwnce needed E *c»l*n t working condition* m an an toyab* environment Choose either day or n«^it shift up to 70 immediate perrrvperi time positions open! Apply with 7 forms or ID elp MOLLY MAX) IS tPRINO GENERAL LABOR G E T PAID T O HAVE FUNI 71— H 71— H elp W anttd Immediate Openings P«S TALLS RS F/T A P/T Metal tockers A skefvmg C el 330-1000 Aa applicants piaasa apply at i S 71— H e lp W in doctor's offices, hospitals, clinics, out patient care facilities, and many more. • • • • Convenient four-day school week (Monday - Thursday) Day and Evening Classes Available Financial Aid Available for T hou who Qualify Small Classes with Personalized Attention C all Today! (407) 831-9816 C it y C o l l e gFLe32707 ? 853 East Hwy. 436, Ste 200 • C astleberry, �EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES 71— H e i r W a n t e d AVON NEEDS 1 • area SHI lugh quality product! earn good U S ft*i hour* 321-71(1? Clerical Do you have 3 month! often riper wnce ’ Thnn call U! TO DAY" Wa nond YOU* W * have many trmp and temp (we gan ptal often povhom ava-Ubto' 56. per hrtSAME WEEK PAY TODAYS STArriNQ U O A O U EOE Haver a Faa GENERAL LABORERS WORK TOOAY/PAD TOOAY START TODAY" •Etoctriclani 71— H e lp W a n t e ii ASSEMBLY •Tamp lo fare •Lungwood •MS/GED 111 Huh. Ordar pu-VfVpar kn-t nmaiaMa transportation rnq Caa AccuStaff -------ASSOCIATE-----TRAINEE Dua to eipanuon largn laka Mary company hmng Fuff Tima Aaaociataa W aa Iran you to ram your potantvil •Holxl-Motol Ualntananca •Sami k Skilled Laborer* f/T 4 P/T M 1 May)r Manulac tutmg plant in Sanlord Pon nona «ra available on a* shift!. Pacaaattar Par at 3392411 Of MO-154* T r ir u ju iK i tn,(i--------------- GUARANTEED $ 10.50 P/H IN TRAINING 3 poa atai Aug t 1S5Qt». Sal • comm Sanlord batad pool haamg toardar No cold caRng Mxng mmad F/T k P/T Caa Mitty Smaltiar 323-2070 ait. 212 I I1AA I I M N M I . m e ' M m ........447 757-#*** Long Tarm-Short Tarm Tamp To Hlra $$$JO B S$$$ ASSEMBLY/W AREHOUSE Productnn A daavtvy hap at*o lor N E Orlando company lon g Shod larm 56 7 hr TampTwa linkable Trana A P P T C O O R D INATO R '5 6 hour lo START “2nd SMI A Wknd NO SELLING! Wmtar Pan tat dawary « i p i igrx D t tea* S A L E S ASSO CIATE Cuaiomar tannea handto 5 Ana phonai Anamoma Spring* araa *7 0QMr L A B O R FO RCE STAFFIN G (407) E31-52M I N o W f A i i i M i l Y ---------R f COTON CORPORATION, tha natnna toadng manutactuar' dalrtwtor ol ntoclrone aceas sonas hat aavaral opanmgt n a t Laka Mary tacaty tar 2nd aMi SANFORD 1 A 7 bdrm apis Mrsloric Dtsl . cony location From STISYnon 3214757 N O TIC E AX rental and real estate advarI'semanti are lubtect lo the Federal Fax Mousrng Ad. which maket 4 illegal lo advertise any preference limitation, or di! enmmahon bated on race col­ or. religion, t e i. handicap, lamlial statu! or national ongm OWNER FINANCING . cuttomed 2/1 tingle and* Covered pa ho shed mca carpal, solid wood d retta n 4 cabmatt 31500 down A 3199/mo 322-3717 105— D L T i E x / T w r i t x 159— R e a l E s t a t e W anted ELDER SPRINGS Oh SR 477 Tbdrm. unturn |9Vwk • |1?V dep Ca* 333 3964 or tea man R in t a l s LEASE Prima ihovrroom I • arehous# 310970 iq ft SR 441 frontage 407 571 7500 AT TlNUO N CNA l Coma and ton our carng team ol Nuriat and CNAa Eical lam banal*! Eipanancad rac ognqad 1.00pm 11:00pm paraon Dattana Maathcara Ra habiktatnn Canter 1651 Eh cam BNd. Daaona I O f AUTOMOTIVE DCTAKERS SentordlongwoudOrtandn Good Incoma Potonbal BenrNs After 90 Day! Tapft Seal *07 793 3065 Otftc* Spec* Available lor Leas*. Sanlord Commerce Ctr totaled at Park Av* S 75*i Si 7 soles appro. 3 000 si 4 6 500 sl 13 ptl per year Parking I t abur-dant C al John Gay al strictly Commercial Lie Real Broker! 407446-0330.__________ OFFICE/WHSE 3 000 15 000 tl From 33 tl Prune location Mery 17-92 Sanlord 1 ti trum Airport Bhrd Cad 324-4440 Jim/Sw* 118— Q u i t i S p a c e F o r R in t DATA* ENTRYiClEniCAl ASST Ek T poaihon1 Word 10 key a nwar (tortuiabto1 Oraal Skjaa1 TORTALERT STAFF MO 407-6354272 Magnolia 1 Ortando. FL 22403 CLERK/RCCCmOMST Mual haxe a ip n Window* 4 poatatt good then# su n F*> natuma to 407-323 7241 or mat to 650 Hckman Cxtto SantonJ FI 32771 Contractor* k Trucked Make contact quekfy your SUM k N Amanca Nan fta^M matchng ty « 74 hrs l i m n 1 140 *46 4170 MC/Vtaa COUNTER PERSON F/T Start immediately lor a busy print *hop Eipananc* a mult Tru [3im*ns«jns Prntng 1254042 C R U IS E LINES SEEKS CHCF&WAITERS BAR TENDERS PAS TRY CHCFSRESTAURANT MAN AOERS WITH EXPERIENCE/ STEWARDS ROOM SERVICE/ HOUSEKEEPING ETC A MOVE IN SPECIAL'! 400 tq ft 4 up> 3765 A MONTH Office Storage 3210170 0> 333 7554 OF FKCA3FFICE-WANE HOUSE Now Artaabw Guar-Van Personal Storage Cal tor Otua* 576 7500 SANTORO OFFICE SPACE 2 Suite* available - 1100 SF A 1S00SP. 407-321-700*________ •Mom* WaakJy* * Lay Ovar pun* ’ Extra Slop Pay* •40 IK RaaramanT 'Health toauanca* •Vacabon Pay* •|Ud*r Program' •SatahM Equrp’ 1 yr OTR t i p /Class A COL raq Pitas# C al Sam to 5pm 1400-474-0050 U o n frlO d y EOC kanaportatron. knodedg* ol a l atpacta todudtag Man mamiananc# Reference * raqurrad. 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SO* hn.wrl Cost *1200 5 * « *375 Call 473-721* ___________ BEOS ORTHOPEDIC FIRM SETS with 5 year warranty Nav­ el used Twm *75 FuX 595 Outran *115 King *165 Call 407444-#*34 DAY BED While Victorian ttyto win ? term maftmsia* 4 tnmcSe Never used 3300 407MATTRESS SALS • Fu* »/ e used boi springs 4 mattress 565 00 Larryt Mari 32? 4 132 SOL IO CHERRY Oueen Anne doing room Perfect condftion Cal 2600551 19V— P ets It S upplies BEAUTVUl fu* bred Daknalian lu p p et 6 wst d d no paper* 510Gee CaH B eeper 243-0407 OR 321-3134 A YARD SALE it the perfect way lo do thal and th# 3*rt)no* Hereto can bring people lo y d * d oa Advariit# yo u tala to th* Sxrwrnole Hereto tor only SSI/ kne and watch th* item* leave whrto th* money cornel to Cal by Noon on Tuaaday and you 5 kne ad can run tor W aa day* m the Herald to> ONLY SS.1Sft A l wa ask I* thal you prepay tha ad Cal ut-we can h#to" YA R D S A L E S A T 9-3 307 Satusuma Dnva-couch A ■ova teal, table S chair*, tv. racknar*. <kth#4. S tola d tmalrtama 8290272 219— W ante d to Buy 7S MERCURY COUGAR Nrwds . Mutt S ea". New *500 Ixm tirai/mag wheal! 3296209 t l OLDS CUTLASSS 44 EAQLE STATION WACOM AC. PW. P L Crude 66(k) ong nal rrvto!. 51995 323-0540 SC GEO CARS Horn *175 Porsche*. Cadillacs Chevyi BMW*. Corvette! Alto Jeep! 4WD i You area To! Free 1 600-218-9000 Exl 2206 tor cu 235— T ruck /Buses/Vans For S ale 97 CHEVY 810 exl cab pick up Lear cap Bed mar. 10 rack CO AM/FM wriAp*. AT/PS Aftnoil new 516.500 lirm 3393761, 235— V ehicles W anted Alum. Cana Copper / Brat* Kokomo Rocyctng: 321-0004 SIS W. Ftrsl-M/f 91. S*L91 CASH 5*3 PAJD1 F « Junk Cart. Truck* • Mac* KfEPAMCWCXBtAut'rin n i ■■//, 223— M i s c e l l a n e o u s 240— Bo a t R entals WHEELCTiAM LA * new 5700 Lg backbraca. new Poriabto tawing mach ml tabto 5700/ OOO Ca* 322 59?4_____________ W O LFE T A N N IN G BEDS TAN AT HOME Buy DIRECT and SAVE! 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Sanford, Honda ■Sunday, March 8. 1098 k — r t a r a a r t t- x H w w w n i A resident of Oviedo’s Black Hammock wants to preserve a way of life By Short Bredis HERALD FEATURES EDITOR Chart!* Carlson Strange Florida: Writer to tell Heathrow women about local history By Bhart HERALD FEATURES EDITOR HEATHROW • Delving Into the supernatural excites Charlie Carlson almost as much as digging Into hla an­ cestral roots. He used to hang out In the spiritualist comp of Cassadaga when he was kid. Ills mother, Gladys Ellzcbeth Hawldns-Carlson was a ’ genuine Florida Cracker Queen and psychic extraordi­ naire.* In the dedlcaUon of his new book Strange Florida: The Unexplained and Unusual, Cartoon writes. ‘ She taught me to make tmagrs out- of the clouds and I became an artist. She Inspired me ' with her Florida folklore and I became curious. Then she told me of ghostly encounters and scared the hell out of melt* Book Review Carlson's book might not scare the hell of you, but It will certainly give you pause to stop and think about another Florida, one far away from sunshine, oranges, tourists and condominiums. ’ Florida's history Is filled with strange stories and oddi­ ties. most con be explained as folklore, natural phenomena or hoaxes.* Carlson writes. OVIEDO - In 1987. Jim and Jo Anne Logue carved their initiala In the soft bark of a wild orange tree near a eulfur spring on the ahore of Lake Jeoup, In the heart of Black Hammock. If you didn't know where to look, you'd never And the carvings that have stretched beyond recognition from more than ten yeara of growth. As a matter of fact. If you didn't know where to look for the spring, you’d probably never find It. But Logue seems to know the area like the back of his hand. Ambivalent about unearthing well>kcpt secrets. Logue re ­ cently gave a tour of the prop­ erty purchased by the St. Johns River Water Manage­ ment District In 1997. A tract of 1.241 acres lo­ cated on Elm Street. Logue es­ timates that 75 percent Is wetlands. A cattle rancher and real estate broker, Logue was a friend of Everett Williams, the head of the Williams Fam­ ily Trust, which owned the land. Logue was Involved with the sole of the land to the dis­ trict. His land la adjacent to the district land. Logue Is a native Floridian, bom In Tampa and 'raised over there by Colonial Plaza when Mr. Lee had cows over there.* He*a been tiring tn the Hammock far 25 years, after he was pushed out o f Alta­ monte Springs. *1 eras bring over there by the Altamonte Mall before the mall.* He sold he remembers seeing the sign announcing ’ Florida's Largest Mall* at the comer of Palm Springs Drive and State Road 436. *111 never forget.* he sold of seeing the sign. T sold man. this Is one of those Florida land scams. Ain't nobody ever coming all the way out here to shop.* Logue sold the sign was all that was on the land for a cou­ ple of years, until. *ln one day's time, they unloaded heavy equipment and. I mean, they took every blade of grass off that place that there was P a g tK The Final Frontier A sulfur spring (up pe r photo) flows into east Lake Je s u p . 'It’s a typical Florida picture,* said Jim Logue (low er photo as he w ades into the lake), 'but it's a pretty o n e.' An open letter to the city of Winter Springs... ...os read by Jim Logue at the recent commission meeting: T o all the laws, mlea and regulsUons. I say to hell with them. I am going to tell It to you Ilka U. U . why do I mmy to hall with ll? Because Inch by inch are ore creating hell here on earth. Some of us. spedAcally those of us who* finally settle here In the Black Hammock are Uylng to preserve a little Island of peace In all this Insanity. And It seems you would care no less than to throw It away. So. read this with your heart and I most respectfully and from the bot­ tom of my heart ask that you dare not ao such a thing. What we live tn Is what's left o f a big swamp. It's been drained, cut. burned, drilled, farmed, poisoned, abounded and left to grow back! Some of It la still in oranges, there ore a few cows, there's a strawberry patch where city folks come to pick their own. Mostly for years It was Just a forgotten mosquito Infested waste land with salty drinking water that smells like rotten *1 U » But, it Is home to the most People that wont to grow where they are planted. People who want roots. My neighbor on my left haa been my neighbor for 20 year*. Across the street 18 years, another 16 years. You con live In a $10,000 house or a $510,000 house. Nobody has to cut their grass. In fact you don't even have to have any grass. We have the old world crafts­ man and people who work out of their house and In their house. Ego trips and status seekers leave all that at work. Around here we're all the same. People wave at each other— some do and some don't, ass Lotts* Fags SC I his old house: IWTnre ;m<l a l t e r Jim Thom pson (right photo) stands on the front porch of a house in downtown Lake Mary that he and his son, Jeff, recently renovated. The house (left photo, as It originally looked) was located on property owned by First Presbyterian Church of Lake Mary. The church property Is bested at the oomer of Country d u b Road and Wltour Avenue. The church wsnts to expand on the oomer property and demolished several buildings In the fa l of 1996. They hoped to be able to save the ‘little yellow house', as It was oalsd. It was moved by Thom pson to property he owns on East Crystal Lake Avenue in October of 1906. The Thom psons began the renovation ol the circa 1930s house in July of 1997 and completed it early this year. Thom pson said it had to be stripped to the frame and only part of the original siding and flooring was saved. T h e whole intent was to retain the character.' Th e two bedroom, two bath house has a white picket fence and is landscaped with peims and dwarf magnolias. Thom pson is trying to retain the character of the old neighborhood in the historic dow ntow n area. He is also working on restoring the home he was bom In, next door to the new yellow house. 'I've got a lot of leg w ork �2C •Seminole MorakJ Santord, Florida ■Sunday. March 8 1998 God...in the midst of the storm! Now. the description of the cause of rain tells us why we get vvel If we are without an umbrella! As well. If we arc confronted by a tornado, the cause Is explained by "H ip worst tornadoes In the history of the make-up of the physical atmosphrrcl t)tp stair...* have been media headlines The big question defining the most recent Central Florida Can II lie said that the atmosphere disaster. Other captions read: 'Twister killed at will' and 'Hoping, praying all forms tornadoes Just because tt docs? Is It they could do!' One person, who w it­ simply natural or accidental that torna­ nessed the total destruction of hts mobile does happen? Could the power behind home. Jumped out the door and fell flat on such events be some nebulous power? lire the ground holding to a metal pole. He answer lies tn the providence of God lived to exclaim: Tt Is by the grace of God which Is God’s ongoing relationship to His I'm here today." In a miraculous survival of creation to do two things: govern and sus­ a young child, the father stated that his tain creation. For example, the Scriptures family believes that God must have a spe­ say that God causes It to ralu on one rlty and not on another. At one point In his­ cial purpose for this boy. tory. God caused It to rain 40 days and 40 nights covering the whole earth with w a­ Physical phenomena The lowering of the temperature to a ter at one time (Genesis 7:12). Wr affirm that God Is Sovereign or Hr Is nol God. He 1stint where the air can no longer hold all the moisture is the basic condition neces­ Is over alt things, and by Him all things sary for the formation of rain. As well, m e­ exist. God Is certainly not handculTed by His own untvrrsrl Wr must remember, teorologists tell us that tornadoes form when certain atmospheric conditions however, that nothing Is out of God's con­ trol. of He would not be God. Our minds, come together. Usually, warm, moist air spreads from the Gulf, and cool air from thoughts, and ways do not equal God's In understanding. Wc definitely do not get higher levels flows over the warm moist air. The cold air then sinks while the the whole picture now. We. too. must r e ­ warm air rises. Air rushes In from all sides member that though this Is God's world-lt at lower levels replacing the rising warm Is Imperfect, sinful and a fallen world. All air. Then, this air begins to rotate; at first, of creation "groans" with sinful Imperfec­ the twisting Is random, but suddenly-It tions waiting until there will be a new forms Into a vortex (or whirl) that extends heaven and new earth. John the writer of downward. These condltlons-tomadoes- Revelation says: 'And 1 saw a new henven and a new earth: for the first heaven and bring three destructive results. 1. Heavy winds which can reach 300 the first earth were passed a way...And God shall wipe away all tears from their miles per hour. 2. Explosive force-a sudden dip tn air eyes; and there shall be no more drnth. pressure on the outside of a structure neither sorrow, nor crying neither shall where the air Inside cannot escape Cast there be any more pain: for the former enough to equalize pressure on the Inside things ore passed away" (Revelation walls; thus, the roof and the building ex­ 21:1.4). Tbs awakening to raallty-the good plode Into pieces. 3. Strong lifting force In the updraft of Since w*e are made In the Imnge of God. air In the funnel. we must face suffering, disaster, and By Df. William Robert (Bob) Parker FIRST HAITIST CHURCH MARKHAM WOODS HammockContinued from Page IC and they went to work and It hasn't been the same since. Then I thought, well I’ll move to Oviedo. Surely, no­ body will ever want to live tn Oviedo. Nobody ever even heard of Oviedo." Logue has been an advocate for reducing the Impact of d e­ velopment tn environmentally sensitive arras. He has spoken against the Battle Ridge devel­ opment proposed for the area south of Toll Road 417 and adjacent to Lake Jesup. He calls the district property "The Final Frontier, this piece of property ;here. and IU becoming i miWbc P l r r * "We’re real happy it can be protected," said Jo Anne, a Vermont native who met her husband at Black Hammock Fish Camp. Logue said the district prop­ erty, known as the East i-ak** Jesup Conservation Area, Is replete with bird and wild life, another thing he’d rather not let anybody know, ‘ they come out here and poach am It la." Deer, panther and black bear have been spotted and "there's for sure every other kind o f critter that's native to this area." Lome Malo, of the SJRWVCD told him the conservation area has one of the widest varieties of birds in the state. There is also a shell mound J death with Intellectual and spiritual Integ­ rity. Tills means asking the right questions If we exjvecl right answers. The question Is not: "Why would children die?" nr "Why did one family member survive and the other one die?" Here, wc should question our questions. In reaction to suffering and disaster, we can !>c bitter and selfish, or we can be thankful and compassionate lo others. Questions concerning disaster arc not for s|»rru1aHnn but should Ik* for com ­ passion and Involvement. Behind many qurstlons arc presuppositions that you believe to be true and by which you live your life. Disaster and death have a way of saying that life docs have meaning rvrn If life can lx* taken tn a moment’s time. Ufr Is far more than bring "on a treadmill to oblivion." Florida1C There la a swimming hole you can swim naked In. There has been over 12 people baptised In my pond In­ cluding myself. 1 have never locked my house In 22 years but 1 have six gunnies, elgth peacocks, a biting goose and seven dogs. There are single women living out these dreamt here. More than you would think. Here they live tn peace not having to worry about being peaked at, hit on. locking doors or keeping up after a man If that la their wish. Here we are free to do pretty well as we please. The more people who come, the more problems that come. Five acres Is barely enough. When you get more people than that, along with U comes street lights, sirens, lawn mowers on the week­ ends and busy bodies. We live here because this Is where we want to live. We aren't crying for someone to Ax the [dace. We love It like It Is for what It la. The value la not measured In dollars. It's In the flame red maples In the fall. In the green leaves that explode In spring. In the way nature la growing In around us. In our ability to grow with her. Dogs live till they get old and die. Babies are bom at home. I've seen snakes mate, spotted fawn nurse. Hawks pull the heads off my baby chicks. It is a place where one can take a lifetime to grow up. Where you can plant a tree and be here when Its big. Where we put back some of what our own kind lias taken away. A place where one can say. "my grand daddy walked these trails and kicked this dirt and my grand chil­ dren can do the same thing". What price will buy that. Only the dedication and devotion o f a special kind of person. There la no other place like this place. Think about tt. Really. Where else can we go. You may aay go north or south or far away. Unfortunately, moat of us must work tn society to survive. This la the only place left where we can have our dream. It's not for everyone, but we are a special people. Wc don't need to see each other to love one another. We don’t have to agree to respect each other. We live miles apart but we arc one. Am I fool enough to think that this letter o f the things d e­ scribed here will change your mind. I hope so. What else can I leally do. You can believe I with my neighbors will fight with every tool the law allows to preserve what we have. But, the price of defeat Is too great. We cannot afford to lose. If we do lose, you lose too. WeVe made a place for eagles, and tor­ toises and frogs and critters with names you can't pronounce. For the sake o f God. give us a place to. A place where you, yes you can And the hand o f another human being. A special kind of human being. One you can come back and find 10 years from now. still here, still real and Just like you left him. irst Choice r ft a v f /., /a r C orn er o f I.nki- M ary Illvd. & Country Club Road - V is it num 15 D A Y S / 13 N IG H T S Holi.ml •It.iy *2509 FROM*ONLY Switzerland Call Our Tour „ , „ specialist at: Price inctudm fVxjntXnpAk onttomnsKToAnwerdim Dekiie AC Coacft A Restroom 13 Mo** - 24 M o h • 2 A 3 Night MOW SUy* A MucTi Mow 'J 'J A J j U 'O w » t J w •Lake Mary'i Ttmr, Cnitt A Caribbean SpecioH^"In Tht Skoppa a Lake Mary Consolation in disaster! It’s the store you remember with Our consolation Is not In the belief that all those who die though disasters nrr said lo have been rewarded by the Creator with spiritual life everlasting. Biblical faith and everlasting life do nol come through our death us a meritorious sacrifice, but It comes through the gift of the death of u Redeemer. Tills rightly defines spiritual life as being ‘Justified by faith" not by hu­ man works. One thing Is certulnt In disas­ ters and other human experiences (however bizarre they may appear). God calls us to look to Him and trust Him with the outcome. Life Is worth living, because Ood has put value Into His universe. Ood does maintain order even when we conclude that some­ thing has gone wrong. It ts God who made man. and It Is Hr who determines what Is "good" and what Is 'bad*. Life Is extremely fragile. Preparing for a storm can mean the difference between life and death. However, preparing for the new heaven and new earth Is far grraterbccause it Is forever! Think about that. Sifts you love! • Muffy VcnderBear • Crane Stationery • Crabtree & Evelyn • Seagull Pewter • Vera Bradley • Boyd's Bears • Caspan • Lampc Berger • Christopher Radko • Kochard Limoge She effnhtmH Unique sifts, stationery and invitations Located next to General Cinema at Lake Mary Centre, cast of 1-4 at Lake Mary Blvd. and Lake Emma Road near the sulfur spring. "I don’t know If Us what an archeolo­ gist would officially call an In­ dian mound, but there's cer­ tainly been Indian activity here evidenced by the shells and pottery that's easily found. Now. I don't know If any­ body’s ever come out here and documented It and written It up. but I've never told that many people about It because people already come out here and try to dig and vandalize the thing and carry off pieces of the stuff." The district will soon be In­ stalling a parking area at the entrance off of Elm Avenue and Logue said, he had heard an observation tower, near, lake Shure. -a 'pm m egr r r * A natural hiking trail exists on the property: aTram for a narrow gauge railroad, that ran from the Elm to Sweetwater Creek, about a mile. "It’s a nice hike." Logue said the railroad was probably used lo haul celery from the field to the lake, for transport by steamboat. Logue found a act of wheels and an axle from the train that he do­ nated to a railroad museum In Winter Garden. He said that since the district bought the property, he would like to get the wheels back, to display In the conservation area. "I'm trying to get them back and bring them back to this area. A map of ths Laks Jssup Conssrvation Arsa. That's all weVe got of our his­ tory." Letter* jF ic "But some accounts are not so easily explained away leaving us Intrigued by an unex­ plained mystery." Take for example the Skunk Ape, Florida's version of Big Foot. Could sightings be ex­ plained away aa an overactive Imagination describing a black bear. Carlson says bears often walk upright and emit a skunk-like odor, but they're hardly eight feet tall and leave a 15-foot print. The facts and fantasy don't stop there. Did you know Florida had a volcano?, or that the Garden o f Eden might have been tn Florida. All of A la and more la Included In Strange Florida. This book should be on the reading list o f every native (or almost native) Floridian. It's more fun than counting out-ofstate license plates on a road trip up U.S. Highway 1, or stopping at a roadside stand to buy tacky souvenirs like plas­ tic palm trees or baby alliga­ tors. Carlson’s book la available on Die Florida shelf of most Booklands and Barnes & No­ bles. Charlie Carlson will pres­ ent a program of the hlatoty of the Markham Woods area to the Heathrow Women's Club on Monday, March 9. Carlson will recount the his­ tory of the area before Jeno Paulucct and Arvlda. Carlson's great­ grandfather was one of the original settlers of the Markham area. He herded 829-2244 MagicTech Computers, Inc. "A Computer ^m ions Provider" ) z2 $1495 * 0 Intel Pentium II 233mh/ Intel Chipset Motherboard w/J12K Cache 32 MB SDRAM/) 2 GB IDF H I) 2 MB Tndcnt MPEG PCI Video C od High Quality M id-lower (230W) Is. 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The Smiths have recently returned from a trip to Costa Rica which Bettye describes as ‘ so "entirely different from Egypt." Instead of associat­ ing with millions of people In crowded •■ N IO R EDITOR DORIS DIETRICH Cairo, the Smiths encoun­ tered flowers and critters In the dense evergreen Costa Rican rain forest, a paradise created by Mother Nature, . Exploring this facet of nature has been on the couple's travel list for some time. They back-packed and walked and walked and enjoyed the exercise. They traveled down the Rio Frio to the Cano Negro Wild Life Refuge where the marvels of natue unfolded. Later, when their boat, canylng 15 passengers to the Tortugurro National Park got stuck, Bob helped push the crude craft to safety. Their humble home away from home. Carlarl Resort, although new and clean, did not Include quartern with such luxuries as screens on the windows, to say the least of air conditioning. They were warned to shake out their shoes and clothing before they dressed In the morning The Smiths did not encounter any crittera in their clothing, but some members o f their patty did. Their wake-up call wde jungle sounds Including monkey' talk. Explaining that the state bird is the alate-colored robin. Bettye said the birds In the refuge are "gorgeous." There were blue birds, red birds, snake birds, shore birds. macaws, toucans, parrots. herons. egrets, kingfishers. hundreds of other birds, three kinds of monkeys. Iguanas and crocodiles. She mentioned they saw a perfectly atro­ cious crock that "make gators look like a pussy cat." Bettye and Bob were vn y Impressed with nature's fireworks. Arena 1 Volcano. Costa Rica's most active volcano, with glowing embers shooting out of the 5.358 foot-tall volcano. The Smiths visited a volcano which had not erupted since 1969. Betty said discos and motels have been constructed on the sides of the cone. They also visited banana and coffee plantations. The chief eco­ nomic Industry o f Costa Rico (next to tourism, of course) Is agriculture. The main prod­ ucts exported ar bananas. cofTee. sugar and cocoa. Bcttyc said they had a Tot of good food * Including a savory red beans and rice dish that Is "not like ours." She explained the rice was small grain and stood alone. T Uked It.* she said. The bananas, pineapples, man- • gos and papayas were "gorgeous." she B ald. The Smiths were very Impressed with Costa Rica and Its peoples. Betty added that Costa Ricans are edu­ cated and well-dressed with a 93 percent literacy rate. 9 m Dietrich. Page 4C D r. R obert J . S m ith help# p u sh boat etuck in the m ud In Coeto R ico. E d it h T h m ch u k KWHS r w n t ly ln ducted Into tho Sanford Lions Club by post dis­ trict governor Barnard Fitzger­ ald (right) whlla har sponsor, Henry Witte, looks one. In the snow, and Jim overlooking ski Dr. Horace Boyer to lead History of Gospel Music Workshop Musicians Outld presents a History of Oospel Music Work­ shop. There is no history like Black history and there's no music like gospel music. The Sanford/Central Florida Musician's Outld will combine the two to get the history of gospel music. What a gospel explosion you will have. On Saturday. March 21. the Father of Oospel Music His­ tory, Dr. Horace Boyer, a na­ tive of Winter Park where he received his bachelor's degree In music from BethuneCookman College in Daytona Beach. He furthered his study of music by earning the Master of Arts and PhD. Degree from Eastman School of Music at the University of Rochester, New York. Dr. Boyer's career includes tenure* at Albany State Col­ lege. George, the University of Central Florida at Orlando and since 1973 he has been at the University or Massachusetts at Amherst where he is Professor of Music Theory and African American Music. From 1973 until 1B77, he was director of the Voices of New Africa House Workshop Choir, an ensemble of 50 voices drawn from Smith. Am ­ herst. Mount Holyoke and Hampshire colleges and the University of Massachusetts. With hla brother James, a professor of education at Kan­ sas Stale University, Boyer has traveled throughout 40 states performing gospel music as the Boyer Brothers and has re­ corded on the Savoy and Nash boro labels. They have appeared In concerts, festivals and on TV with gospel greats as Mahalla Jackson. Clara Ward. Alex Bradford, Dorothy Love Costco and James Cleve­ land. As a vocal soloist, he has appeared in numerous solo re­ citals as musical director In the musicals "Purile*. "Do Lord. Remember Me*, and James Baldwin s "Blues for Mr. Char­ lie*. He has toured many coun­ tries. Boyer Is engaged In research Into African American vocal music, published over 40 arti­ cles in journals such as Music Educators Journal, the Black Perspective in Music and the Black Music Research Journal. He served as advisor on gospel music to the New Grove Dic­ tionary o f American Music. As a clinician and lecturer he has appeared at Yale. Harvard, Temple, Howard and Tuakcgee Universities, the Studio Mu­ seum o f Harlem and the Har­ lem School o f the Arts. One of the highlights of Boyer's career was his selec­ tion aa Curator o f Muslcal lnatninam ta at the National Mu­ seum o f American History. Sm ithsonian In t ln im m li a on Mann a m o.oo Ajn., rim Shiloh Missionary Baptist Church located on Elm Avenue in Sanford. C h ain can register fe r ttQ and IndMduato for 15. Ha* am tataop choir under the direction of Dr. Boyer will SANFO RD MARVA HAWKINS present a concert at 7r00 p.m. the evening o f the workshop. I f you wish to be a part o f the workshop choir, rehearsals will be held Thursday* March 12 and 19 at SC John Missionary Baptist Church on East 10th Street and Cypress Avenue. Mall your registration to Sanford/Central Florida Musi­ cians Outld. P.O. Box 342. Sanford. FI 32772. For more Information you may call Charles D. Jackson, president at (904) 532-2335 or Faye Henderson at (407) 323-9048. SERVICES SET The Pastors Aid Board Anni­ versary of New Bethel Mission­ ary Baptist Church at 618 East 10th Street Is scheduled with guest speaker Rev. Matthew Jackson, pastor of Clearwater Missionary Baptist Church choir and ushers will render service. For Information call Sylvia Bodison at 322-6580. The 3:00 p.m. service Invites the community to worship In this fellowship celebration. MEN S HEALTH SUMMIT African American Men’s Health Summit will be held Saturday. March 21 at the Radiaaon Hotel Plaza. 60 South Ivanhoe Blvd. in Orlando from 8:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. The free program will have a compli­ mentary breakfast. For Infor­ mation call 365-9881. This will be a unique opportunity to leant the latest concerning A f­ rican American Men's Health. Saa Hawkins, Fags 4C �4C SofrunOi' HoraU Sanford Florida Sunday March 8 1998 Seniors kicking up their heels WEDDINGS C ounty’ s Happy H oofers strut like teenagers Mr. and Mrv Daniel K lojd M cKenna Dana Louise White, Daniel McKenna exchange vows Dana Louise White be­ came the wife of Daniel Floyd McKenna on Satur­ day. Oct. 4. 1997 at 5 30 p.m. In a formal wedding ceremony held at Markham Woods Presbyterian Church. Lake Mary, with the Rev. Ernest H. Flanlken and Father Sean llesslln officiating. The bride, a former resi­ dent of Lake Mary. Is the daughter of Jerry While of Shelbyvtlle, Ind.. and Cheryl White of Indian­ apolis. Ind. The groom Is the son of Joan McKenna and the late Floyd McKenna of Newark. Ohio. Given In marriage by her father, the bride chose for her vows formal-length gown of white bridal satin. H ie fitted bodice was adorned with pearls, lace and Iridescent sequins and the wrist length sleeves were of lace. The skirt was edged with two rows of scalloped pearls and a rear bow cinched the waist, also with scalloped edges. She carried a bouquet of pink and while roses ac­ cented with Queen Anne's lace, caspla and tulle rib­ bons. Attending the bride as maids of honor were Renee Workman and Carrie D ie tr ic h Continued from Page SB Among the other places the couple visited In the tropical paradise were: the San Carlos Valley, butterfly garden. Los Angeles Cloud Forest and Playa Dona Ana Don't be surprised If the couple gets homesick for the line-feathered friends, crit­ ters and rain forest of Costa Rica. Its anybody’s guess where the Smiths will travel to next. But you can bet the seasond travelers will enjoy every minute of It. FO G LE -M ILLE R S SKI IN COLORADO For the past 12 years. Beth and Jim Fogle-Miller have been going out west to ski every winter. And the past six years have been no dif­ ferent since the birth of their daughter. Carlcne. who will Ijt 7 In April. At age 2 1/2. Carlene took to skiing like a duck might take to water. The family flew from Or­ lando to St. Louis and landed at Yampa Valley Regional Airport In Colorado which caters (u the large Jets during the season. Their destination was Steamboat Springs, northwest of Denver. "It was wonderful weather." Beth said. "Clear and sunshiney." White- Vogel. The honor at­ tendants wore gowns of premier blue satin halter lops and organza skirts. The bodices were accented with rhinestone buttons trimmed In gold. They car­ ried pink roses and Queen Anne's lace with tulle rib­ bons. Bridesmaids were Kim Wlilte, Rubin Jones. Shanan Stewart. Tara Self. Ce­ celia Patterson an d L laa Vergara. Their dresses were Identical to those of the honor attendants. Selling the gloom By Elds Nichols SPECIAL TO THE HERALD The sound of clicking taps rings out three mornings a week at the Casselberry' Senior Center, while Jazzy music plays. A look Inside reveals older women In dance practice attire generally associated with highstepping teenagers. So what Is really happening here? It's the Happy Hoofers Dance Troupe In a regular dance class, led by Evelyn Chester. Now. Evelyn Is no Johnnycomc-lately to the dancing profession. She grew up In a theatrical family with her fa­ ther being a famed circus per­ former. Slir also studied tap and ballet from age 3 and later, she and her brother formed an adagto team. Evelyn has studied with some of tile top professional teachers In New York. When she and her husband. Tony, moved to Florida several years ago, she soon became Ixirrd and Jolnrd a class of line dancers. But line dancing was not her cup of tea. Hearing that the Senior Center In Casselberry was Blinking of starting a tap dance class, she became Interested and was quickly asked lo try and gel a group of people together who would like to leam to tap. An ad was pluced In the pa­ per. and on the day the group was to meet, pandemonium broke out. Fifty men and women turned out. all believing they would soon become an Astaire or Kelly. Evelyn was quite astonished at the response, but quickly placed the people In lines and started out with the old shufllestep. shuffle-step. A television station was there to tape the proceedings. Now. 7-1/2 years later, the Troupe Is going strong with on Advanced. In­ termediate and Beginner class. The Happy Hoofers are known throughout the Central Florida area as giving exciting and colorful performances sev­ eral limes a year, performing both tap and Jazz numbers. Both men and women take part. Songs are sung by the group u well as s soloist. They are in demand at retirement homes, nursing homes, con­ ventions, civic organizations „ Cl Rb a \k f & f r .V The Happy Honiara racantly performed at and club meetings. Donations to the group ure used for cos­ tumes. music. electronic equipment, etc. Most of the people In the group never had any dunce ex­ perience at all. So, starting from scratch. Evelyn had her hands full. After a short period of lime, she divided the large group Into an Intermediate class and an Advanced Class. The advanced group had 12 members. Today, five of those original members are still dancing In the A d ­ vanced Class, while others are constantly being moved up from the Intermediate Class as they become more proficient. Costumes are delightful to took at and the dancers love the different ones for each dance. These are designed by Evelyn and the audiences seem to be enthralled at the many changes the dancers make during a performance. Evelyn choreographs all her own dances and correlates them to the perfect music for each dance. Being a profes­ sional dancer, she knows ex­ actly how she wants the steps performed. She has a wonder­ ful sense of timing and lots of original Ideas. A few of the dancers have had professional careers as a dancer, or have taught danc­ ing. But the majority may have never had the opportunity to take lessons when they were Beta Sigma Phl'a Former professional dangers with the Happy Hoofers are (from left) Evelyn Chester, director and Instructor; Frances Lyle, Elda Nichols and Doris Du*bury dancers are highly appreciative of her efforts, and she herself admits to having a lot of fun. saying. 'It's challenging and I enjoy trying new things. 1 like to teach, but 1 love doing the choreography. It's such a pleasure to watch the group grow in ability and profession­ alism.* Husbands of the duncers are loyal supporters, encouraging and applaudtng their wives' dancing. Explaining why they enjoy being In the Hoofers, one danrer said. "It s wonderful ex­ ercise!" Another said. "It keeps me sharp menially)* Another noted. "Evelyn gave me selfconfldencel* Another added. "I love the gals, all are so nice and congenial!* Then one qui­ etly added. "Whal would we do you n gsters. Evelyn has volunteered her time and energy gratis to the group from the beginning. The A A R P m em b ersh ip goal reach ed Bath said the highlight of the trip was watching Carlencs delight as she pro­ Lions Club meeting on May 12. her Valentine L u n c h e o n If we didn't have Evelyn and the Happy Hoofers?" It's hard to believe that the dancers are all Seniors, rang­ ing 111 age from 55 lo HO. As a line In one of Ihrlr songs goes. *1 want my kids and ail those grand-klds of mine, to know lin not passe, but Just in my prime!" really Is true wtien these gals and guys start kicking up thrlr heels Lot 'king ? F or friends, spiritual fond, and hack to basics Christianity? A bundant Life P resb y terian C h u rch as skiing By 8:30 In the evening, the Fogle-Miller family was ready to sack out. Beth said their bodies were on eastern time, and after a day of hard ski­ ing, they were ready for bed. It may be good to be back to home sweet home, but the Fogle-MUlers are already talking about "next year." LIO N S SEEK ‘CITIZEN O F THE Y E A R ’ The Sanford Lions Club announces that It la looking for a special person In San­ ford to receive the "Citizen of the Year” award. If you know a deserving individual, the Lions would like to know about It. In order to nominate your candidate. Just write a short letter about this person's deeds and accomplishments and mall It to Sanford Lions Club. P.O. Box 2592. Sanford 32772 no later than April 15. Make sure to include the person's name, address and telephone number. The person elected will be notified and honored at the WINTER SPRINGS AARP Chapter 4949 Is not yet 4 years old. but It attained a goal an­ nounced last year, of 100 members, with the latest member. Mayor Paul Partyka. New membership objectives for 1998 will. hopefully, be achieved by the Chapter's campaign - to be kicked off shortly. "Reach One • Be One and Join" should help to swell the young Chapter's ranks. Slgn-up sheets for the Chap­ ter's quarterly appearance on Channel 24, In addition to Its forthcoming trip to Tallahassee provide Interest and activity for the group. It was announced that through Its members, the Chapter tallied 3.075 volunteer At a recent Lions Club meeting. Bernard Fitzgerald, past district governor in­ ducted Edith Thachuk into dub membership. She Is spon­ sored by Henry Witte. CLUB BRINGS 7 BLUE RIBBONS HOME Several members of the Sanford Woman's Club ven­ tured to Clermont Feb. 26 to attend Florida Federation of Women's Clubs' District VII Arts and Crafts Festival at the Clermont Woman's Club. The entrants in this com­ petition were all blue ribbon winners at the Sanford Woman's Club's annual fesUval held In January. According to Jeanette Padgett, chairman of the club's arts department, the dub won seven blue ribbons and these winners will com­ pete In tile state fesUval in the spring. Bringing home the blue are: Tawana Melts, two ribbons, ceramic king and woven basket: Betty Colbert, decorated wood chest; Presi­ dent Ruth Gaines, counted cross stitch: Fran Webster, fabric painted shirt; Peg Jones, lace doll; and Tina Joseph, oil painting. I' !\ Pholo by Laura! T iw ibtay best man was John Parker. Groomsmen were Philip Hal), Brian Young. Chris Marshall. Joe Masstrello. Brian Jones and Tim McKenna. Ushers were Bobby Jones and Jonathan Gluhan. Flower girls were Ashley Vogel and Jasmine Atkin­ son. DcBary Golf and Country Club was the she of the re­ ception. After a wedding trip lo Sandals St. Lucia, the cou­ ple are making their home In Seattle, Wash., where the bride Is a Health Serv­ ices Administration educa­ tor and the groom Is em­ ployed In manufacturing engineering. gressed with prowess. M . i • rJuc i about the Agency. A social period with refresh­ ments. will follow the business meeting. There Is no fee and the public Is Invited. For forther Information, call 695-0285 pr 095-4864. hours service to the community in 1997. Albert Langdon. Community Service chairman, has ar­ ranged a program for Monday. March 10 at 1:00 p.m., that will offer first-hand Information of the R.S.V.P. of Seminole County. Pat Shields. Volunteer Coordinator, will be present to Inform and answer questions Cuol't H awkins- Sunday School 9:20 a.m. Worship 10:30 a.m. Services ai the Courtyard Lake Mary Rlvd. and 1-4 Church plume 330-7.13} ^ u s m k iH j & r.AKoi, im m u 'K 435 Gehr Lane, liake Mary, FL Contlsaed from Page SC prostate cancer exams and health screenings. This Is an Informative workshop. TAJIRI ARTS PLAT The Tajlri School o f Per­ forming Arts and Academics will present a Christian youth play featuring some of San­ ford's outstanding actors and actresses. ‘ Guess Who’s Knocking at Your Door* will depict and dl splay the talents of young Christians. This play will be sponsored by Sweet Harmony Chapter 633 Order of Eastern Stars. Tickets at 66.50 and are available from local members and from the Tajlri Schools of Arts, 519 Palmetto Ave. Performances begin at 7:30 p.m. on Saturdays March 14, 20, and 21. For Information and tickets call Tajlri Arts at 324-9140. Earths Melton la Worthy Matron and Patricia M. Whatley la Director. MUSIC DEGREE OFFERED Bethune-Cookroan College Humanities Department la now offering Its tint degree tn church music. It is designed for students who wish to pur­ sue a career aa a minister of music, director o f religious mu­ sic, organist or Instrumentalist for a church or religious school. This degree provides stu­ dents with the skills to organ­ ize a church music department, train and direct musical groups. For Information call Barbara McNeely-Bovle at (904) 255-1401 ext. 529 or Dr. Robert Williams, Professor of Music at (904) 255-1401 Ext. 326. 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Virginia, who doesn t liH>k a day over 7fi. has been a member of Ihe Woman's Club for f»7 ve.irs Chib members gave Virginia a lieatillful plant wtih balloons. The i luh learned how lo spruce up the Indoors and Ihe outdoors with living baskets. The gursi lor their February meeting was Bette Cannavtno. Bette has liern a mastrr gar­ dener since 1‘ IH‘ t Hrr busi­ ness ts Consultation and De­ sign. A native of Sanford. Belle Is a third generation gar­ dener She has plants that lielonged to her grandmother In her yard. Bette Is a member of the Ixora Garden Club of San­ ford. Bette made her first living basket because she was llrcd ol all lh.it f.ike plastic yellow, pink and green stufl that peo­ ple put In children's Faster ti.iskrl Iter ftrsl hvtiiu basket was a living F'aslrr basket. It’s so simple. Bette said anyone can do H First you lake a basket Line It with a clear land clranl kitty lillt-i hag. Fill with potting soli. Generously sprinkle with grass seed. (Any kind will do.) Sprits with wa­ ter. Cover lightly with more soil and sprlls again. Ihill the hag up and seal It at the top. Place Ihe basket where It will get ulxmt three or four ours of morning siut a day. In a few days, you will have a living Faster basket with rral grass. And If the grass Is a little too long, just pull out your scissors and cut It. You can also brighten your home with living baskets. To plant annuals In a basket, line with bag. put fresh soil in bot­ tom of basket, (you don't need as much for this as for the Faster basket) loosen the roots of your annuals and place thrm In thr basket. Fill In on top and around thr annuals with soil. Although any good polling soil will wmk, African violet soil works trrsl because It drains so well. Sprits gener­ ously with water. Fill In any spaces with moss. Carefully, cut the excess bag from around the basket. Thr annuals will look good for three to four weeks. Then, when they start to decline, take them and put them In your garden. They 11 perk up and you con enjoy thrm even longer. The soil in your basket can be rrusrd for your next living basket. Club members will be very busy for the next few week­ ends. On Saturday, March 14. the club will hold a garage sale from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at 103 Oak View Circle In Country Club Oaks across from the Hills o f Lake Mary. On Satur­ day. March 21, the dub will be selling Lake Mary License Hates at Publlx from 9:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. Saturday, March 28. of course. Is Olde Lake Mary Days. The dub will be at the annual festival with a membership Information booth. They will also be sell­ ing handkerchief dolls. If you'd like more information on join­ ing the Lake Mary Woman's Club, you can call Jerry Keeth at 322-1415. PLAYGROUND OPEN HOUSE The rain started nt 11 a m on Saturday. Felt. 2 H. The same time Ihe open house lot the new playground was scheduled lor Like Marv Fie memory School. There was still a p r e t t y good lumoii' lor the event. During the two hours, the rain slacked oil enough to give the children a chance to try out the new equipment. Arid under the p.i vtilon. Principal Gloria Flana­ gan and Vice-Principal l.ucv Jackman served up f r e e hot dogs for thr attendees. Several members of the Like Mary Community Improvement Association were also on hand for the event. Thr CIA helped the PTA out In providing money for the playground Tile plain sale, which began at 9 a m. that morning, went well drspite the rain P IN E W O O D DERBY H ELD The Pinrwood Derby ts a Ira dltlon In almost all Cub Scout packs. Abotil 50 cubs showed up Sunday. Mart’ll 1 to race their fellow cubs In Pack 529 s Unowned Derby. For the derby, the boys get a vaguely car shaped block of wood that they must turn In to their derby car. There were some great ears there Sunday. There was one shaped like a dolphin and one shaped like a shark. But tn the end. It was speed, not looks that rounlrd If your son Is Interested In Joining Cub Scouts, you i-.ui stop by und dial with mem­ bers of Pack 529 at Olde Lake Mary Days. The pack will have a booth In the Kids Komer. Visitors to the booth will be able to make coll clay pots. Just like the Tlmueunns did centuries ago. Olde Like Mary Days will be March 2H from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Friendly man poses as priest DEAR ABHY: I'd like to warn your renders about something that happened to me. Perhaps it will save them the embarrassment I caused myself. My friend "Emily" met a priest while walking her dog in a neigh­ borhood park. "Father Conway’ came across as friendly and courte­ ous. He and Emily became friends. From what Emily told me, he love* his ministry nnd is very knowledge­ able about church doctrine, the sacraments and different parishes in our area He is not a full-time priest because he has a full-time job. He doesn't live at a rectory", he has his own apartment. 1 accepted that, believing the church ol his choice didn't have an opening avail­ able and that he wanted to work full-time and (111 in for vacationing priests. When I married last year, he performed the ceremony. My fiance, now my husband, wanted a simple wedding. I wasn't attending church on a regular basis. Father Conway offered to perform the ceremony at the catering hall. We paid $150. We had premarital counseling at his apartment. Everything went off without a hitch, until one day 1 met a ‘ Father Reynolds* on a (light back from Florida. His parish is near my home. I began telling him about Father Conway, and he said he had never heard of him. About two weeks after, I received a call from Father Reynolds. He told me there's no record of any Father Conway in the diocese or with any of the neigh­ boring dioceses. When Emily and I asked Father Conway about his background, he became evasive. We asked him ADVICI % A B IG A IL VAN BUREN where he went to college and semi­ nary school and when he graduated The seminary and the university had no such graduate in their records. Father Reynolds knew sev­ eral professors at the seminary that Father Conway claimed to have graduated from. His professors had never heard of him, either. Father Conway was nothing but a fraud. When I thought about it, I real­ ized that Father Conway never mentioned other priests, never invited Emily or me to any of the Masses he said he performed, never discussed his school days at the seminary or his early years as a young priest. However, he did talk incessantly about how much he had spent on his priestly garments, stat­ ues, gold candlestick holders and other religious article*. Next time I meet a man of the cloth who doesn't live at the rectory, III check his background and speak to the priest he fills in for. I’ll call the headquartera that the priest/ minister answers to. Had 1 done that, I would not have been taken in by an impostor. WISER NOW IN MASSACHUSETTS DEAR WISER NOW: What a mess! I took your problem to an indisputably legitimate man of the cloth. Cardinal Roger Mutto­ ny, archbishop o f Los Angeles. His response: DEAR ABBY: Please permit ine to answer “Wiser Now in Massachu­ setts': DEAR WISER NOW: I am very sorry that you were victimized by a man pretending to be a Catholic priest und I recommend you do two things in the aftermath of this fraud. First, contact the district attor­ ney in your jurisdiction to see if “Father Conway' has violated any civil laws. If he is nut authorized to officiate at weddings by the state, he may be liable to criminal prose­ cution. Second, if you have not already done so, make an appointment witii your parish priest to have your marriage blessed by the church. This should not be a complicated matter, and I am sure your parish priest will be very sympathetic to your plight. Your experience highlights the importance of the locul parish in the life of every Catholic. Always approach your parish priest fur liusacraments, even when you would like a priest from outside the pansh to witness a marriage or to baptize a child. The parish priest will t>c able to ensure that u visiting priest has the proper faculties and dele­ gation from competent church authorities. Wishing God’s blessing on you and your groom, I am ... CARDINAL ROGER MAH ONY. ARCHBISHOP OF LOS ANGELES �Sil lie s Students Helping Students * M< i t ' infoiri HiV.,1,1 MHi t H t v rx-zV.H5W01MWg^— W— — i ^— — in^s, every bo d y has a buddy at H e a th ro w E le m e n ta r y kills l e a c h little k i d s - O ' •! A T (\ I , g k l t l 'l e t A h >tt I -i-a '. f t <11 k l l n l s At i'k n.illirs ■l i lit< rv rs M*. Jltu knls ttlii|«*| f|»** 'l l Ili> - Illtl, i Itflji Un-tu well Mu i iit*. iiiit i titt•..ml \ i.i<111 i .. I i. 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AND EVERYONE CAME B A C K .TH E N U )E STARTED PIAYIN6 A6AIN ..TH EN W E L 0 5 T VIRGO (Aug. 22-Sept. 22) UsuaSy you re tasteful, articulate and imaginative, but today these qualities might lie dormant and you could behave m ways that wonl enhance your image 48 82 — b6 53 Elsie's sound eiSMSyNCA me SCORPIO (O c t 24-Mov. 22) Bemg your­ self today w4l be lar more effective end attractive than trying lo mutate someone eft* • style Oo not play rotes that donl suit you CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jen. 18) It you re ipendmg more than your budget slows. haep n mmd the b«e wo be due eveniusly Do not set yoursatt up lor a casa of LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) Be very careful | SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Oec. 21) Every AQ UARIUS (Je n . 20-Feto. 18) People today how you hands a sensitive Inend one ues lo hear race things said about i you treat poMefy writ respond acconkngty This peison holds you in high esteem themselves, but be caietil today because today, but be prepared lor rude reactions and your pal t leehngs w<Mbe hud it he or you might not be able to dacem between from people to whom you forget to say ■please" and Thanh you * she is lahen lor granted sincerity and flattery CMS by NBA lar i r x tm g f^ i i ' .A ) 1 A bridge star from the Odeon . i-» By P h illip A id e r ___ :__ North BRIDGE * V • a PHILLIP ALDER a 58 Who is the most famous bridge play­ er’ For Insiders there are a few candi dates, but (or outsiders therr is only one possible answer: O m ar Sharif Almost everyone knows he is a bridge player who occasionally makes movies He competed in the Transnational Teams in Tunisia last year, finishing A R L O A N D JA N IS by Jimmy Johnson dm HI.RUTHflTfe JU6TME. 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SCIIOOI.S...2A What does Oviedo taste like? All Souls’ students care about the rain forests T O F IL E O R N O T T O F IL E F O R B A N K R U P T C Y ...P E O P L E 3 B S e m in o le H e ra ld Serving Sanford, Lake Mary, Longw ood, Oviedo, W inter Springs and Sem inole C ounty since 1908 50 Cents TH U RSD AY A P R IL 30. I«W8 F ed s’ fun ds fuel S an fo rd projects A s the county squirm s: Suber, vixen o r victim? And justice for all.... Dy Kui* White IIF.RAI.D STAFF WKITKR By Nick Pfelfauf I IK KALI) STAFF WK1TKK SANFORD Hurting any un lurcsren ihuugr. slightly over (HM) In pni|eclx air In l>r tnndrd for Sanford by Ihr frd rial government’* Housing and Urban Drvdopinrnl Tbr mnnry would rnmr thinugh Srminolr County In tbr form of Cl )HC. iCoimminlty Developmrnt lllock Orantsl. Ihr county baudlrs Issuance of ihr money loi HUD based on nrrd Five srparatr projects wrrr discussed by the Sanford City Commission during a work session Monday afternoon The rltv selected three of the proj­ ects as preferred. Tuesday. Community Devel­ opment Director Charles Rowe announced be had received word Irom tbr county stalf that the county will agrre to finance three projects. "Die best part." Rowe explained,* Is that the grant Is for the total project. Sanford won't have to put any additional money Into thr three projects ' P la iH SKMINOI.FI COUNTY As the Clinton White House cannot make I'attla .Jones disappear Seminole County government Is having ,i devilish lime net tint; Joyce Suber to go awav Almost a year .mil a hall since Sillier was tired Irom her |ub as ,i land ar ipilsltluu i uni dlualor lor the loim lv her name remains on the lips <>| |ust ahoilt evervulie In ha al government She alleges that llit«-«* « ounty commissioners and other <ouutv olllt lals sexually liar assed her She has suetl tile io iiii Iv Ini $2M rnllllnu I lie t ounty savs she lalsilled time lei mils and was iiisuhmtllii.ile Suliet s allegation* i unt.lined in volumes id testlinnuv have caused a sill III (lie coillllv and there's more to come S i i I m ' i I s s i licdiih d In have a thlld ilcpnsltlnii session on May 2t> In i ill.indn PholDby tommy Vtnc»ol Sominolo County commissioners saw it m order to award a proclamation for this wooK la w Weafc to judges, lawyers and anyone wfw upholds the law in tho county thoso in attendance tor the awarding die (above, fiom left to right) commissionois Cha nman Randy Morns. Win Adams and Daryl McLain (Bottom. Irom letl to right) Maryanne Klein Law Wook cchairwoman of tho Sommolo County B*lf Ar»r»o ciation. attorney Tliom Greene recoivemg ttio proc­ lamation Com m issioner Cirnnt Maloy presenting the proclamation Ju dge G ene Stephenson Ju dge Don aid Marblustone, Judge Carmine Bravo and Ju dge "As |iiii|> as she gels the piess. hci name will iciuain on everyone's lips said Win Adams, one u l l lin e i o i i i i I v Ralph Fncksson. fu n d * . P a g * 3 A commissioners Sillier, 54. at cusi-s ol having sexually hat assed her Adams denies the charge *1 only met the woman 10 111 12 times he said Fonner ■ounty commissioner I’at Warren desi rtbes Sillier as having been a ’ very responsl tile, intelligent" coimtv 'ill plover *Sbe never . banned lier stvle Irom the day site i ante to tile ioiiiiIv until the day she lell I i oiistdered her a proles siunal li lend " Warren said sin- tievei no­ ticed any wiongltil I m'I i . i v i o i b e tween anyone toward Nubei *ln the hallways there may have been warm expressions but that was all J i i v i t Sillier Is au attraitlve woman and didn't IIY lo b u ll II Jell Mandel. the attorney lined by the i o i i i i I v to defend it against Subei o|N-ncil the lust deposition session with what became a bl/aitc series nl ipiesttons . i I m m i I how many men Sillier (now single) had mariu d I ’e l ll a p s u e iv o u s SiiImi s tu m b le d w h e n a s k e d to n a m e h er h u s b a n d b e lo r r she w as i n a l i l c d l o H ill S u lx 'i ( C o u n l y P l t n c H r r H u b er. P * ( r 1 A Internet kiddie porn lands Casselberry man in jail From Staff Reports SKMINOLE COUNT)’ • Ronald Scott Famhum. 38. ol 320 Uvke Kathryn Circle, Casselberry, was arrestrd try Sentlnolr County Shertir* In­ vestigator Lilli McNrtt Tursday. Ur has been charged with possession of photographs that depu t sexual performances by i hlldrrn Officers say It appealed that the photographs were obtained Irom web sites on a enmpiilrr at another jH-rson's residence m Altamonte Springs where the arrest occurred Sheriffs Lieutenant Jack Cash said authori tics Investigated after being notified ol the exis trtii e ol the photographs. Faniham Is said lo have made post Miranda statements admitting the possession ol the photos Cash said lie told Investigators that lie was loiupiling Ihe sexually rx|>llrit photographs with the intention ol delivering them to law enloreeiuenl lie reportedly admitted downloading the phn tos frnin well sites, claiming that he was Ideti Hiving the web sites for law enforcement to in vrsllgale Ur also Is said to have told deputies that he had been aware of the web sites lor five or six P le a s e S e e P o r n . P a g e 3 A C o u n try clu b, city talk in g th rou gh dispute Neighborhood watch SANFORD - An HistoricDuwnlown-Westsldc Neigh­ borhood Watch meeting will lie held today at 7:30 p.m. at Centennial Park. 4th Street and Park Avenue. Sanford Police officer Rick poovry Is In charge of the meeting. All other Neighbor­ hood Watch groups and Indi­ viduals Interested In Neigh­ borhood Watch are welcome. Quilt to return SANFORD - The Seminole County Historical Society, at Us 85lh birthday celebration Saturday, raffled off a hand­ made quilt depicting phases of history of the area. The winner of the quill raffle has been an­ nounced as Helen Dalmcr of Harrisburg. Pennsylvania, who has announced she Intends to donate the quilt back to the IN Claaaified .., Comics .... ..........6B Crossword .. Dear Abby .. ..........3B Dr. Gott ... ..........6B Horoscope .. ..........0B Obituaries .. ..........2A Police Briefs ..........3A People .... Sports .... tv .......... ..........3B Weather ... * Humor it such a strong weapon, such a strong answer. * -Agnes Varda , museum. As a result of ihr crlrbratlon and raffle, the historical soci­ ety obtained $1,002 In dona­ tions. Airport meetings SANFORD - Tile Sanford Air­ port Authority will meet Tiles day. May 5 al 8:30 a m Thr agenda lias not yet been re ­ leased. The Noise Abatement Com­ mitter lias scheduled a m eet­ ing for Tuesday. May 12. at 7 p.m. to continue Its year-long project of collecting noise data. Best purchasing LONGWOOD - The Florida Association of Public Pur­ chasing Officers (FAPPOI nominating committee lias selected Ihe City of Longwood Purchasing Office as the PI c im m i B rie fs, F a g s 4 A By Nick Pfeifauf IIF.RAI.D STAFF WKJTKK SANFORD - Tile dispute over money io n Ilnurs between the City ol S.uiloiil mill Mayfair Country Club. Tills week's Saulord Clly Commission meeting l.illed to resolve the matter al though verbal Indications were given whli h may lead toward a solution without taking the matter to court. Until City Managri Hill Simmons and Charles Harrison, attorney for Seminole Club. Inc. (Mayfali), admitted It would lie lies! If the dispute could he resolved wit h out taking It to court. Harrison spoke on behalf of John "J.u k" Daniels, president ol the Mayfair organization. At odds Is the amount of money the clly says the Mayfair owes. The Mayfair's lease stljmlates that It will pay the city a certain amount of money, minus Ihe amount It sjM'tids by Itself for Improvements and maintenance of the golf course. Tile city has said (he Mayfair owes $255,340 In accrued rent. On the other hand. Warren E. *l*ete" Knowles, who has It’s time, again, to taste a ‘legendary’ event By Bhari Brodle HERALD STAFF WKJTKK LAKE MARY - In and out. and In again. No. It’s not a sequel to the Kevin Kline movie; It's a de­ scription of the change of venue of the Luke Maty Heath row Chamber of Commerce's foremost networking event. A Taste of Lake Maty, started 0 years ago. was originally held at Timacuan Countiy Club. In­ side the clubhouse. An Instant success, the event outgrew the space available at Timacuan and moved to Market Square (Goodings) In Heathrow. In the parking lot and on the side­ walks. The outdoor site gave the chamber inure room to stretch out. but construction of u new two-story oilier building . • - ale up part of Ihe space used for the event, so chamber Ex­ ecutive Director Diane Parker went shopping for a new site. She found the Halila Shrine Auditorium to be suitable. The chamber has used the facility for Its annual Fantasy Night and for a business rxj>o. The large auditorium will facilitate seating at tables us well as room for a dance fioor. 'And It's air conditioned,* said Parker. The success of (lie event lias also prompted u name rhangr. said Parker. ’ Since the Taste of Utkc Mary has become a leg­ endary event, we’re culling (this year's event) a Taste of Leg­ ends.* Scheduled for Friday night, doors open at 7 p.m. Dancing Baa T u l l . Pag* 3 A served as spokesman lot Daniels and the oiganlz.itIon. claims the Maylali actually has a credit balance There has been some glven-and-take Sanford Attorney Catherine Kelschmann. in a letter to the city, reportedly said that the city has le-wotkrd the lease amounts owed from HM»2 to M»!>7. resulting In rents due of $ 15U.O70. significantly less than the $255,340 demanded In a letter on February 20 During commission discussion on the matter Monday night. Simmons said that the clly had originally granted t>0 days during which the Mayfair was to correct what was determined to be a default. The OO days had ended Monday. *Hut I believe the city should authorize an extension un til May 20.* he suggested, 'which will give us time lor the staff. Mr. Daniels and Ids attorney lo bring slulT hack for further consideration.* *What 1 need now.* Simmons continued. *ls guidance from the commission. What kind of settlement do you want? We had believed Daniels owes the clly almost $200.000ln hack rent, bul he says he ac­ • >’ *’i O ' : tually has a $130,000 credit for capital tillinovcmcnts.* City Finance Director Donna Wall agreed with Relschmann's findings, rxjilalnlng that she had once again studied the lease lor the past 5 years and has determined that the amount owed the city Is signifi­ cantly less, possibly as low as $100,000 ’ Hut personally.* she said. *1 don't see a penny's worth of Improvements they made, other than from the money they were granted by Seminole County lor impiovellie n ts * Harrison however, refused to arknowl edge that the county had given the Mayfair a giant lor Improvrmrnts. "I don't see where It matters In regard to how Mr Daniels goi the money.* Harrison re­ sponded. *1le still has the money and he has used It to make improvements. Commissioner lirady l-rssurd responded that he agreed both sides should do what ever possible to avoid going to court, "But you got money Irom the county, now you’re asking us for mOrc money to move tees twice. Are the taxpayers going lo he Inrred Please See Dlepute. Page 3A . i Tha Turnon' will anlartaln at tha Laka Mary Haalhrow Chambar ol Commarcae Taata ol Lagondt ■ - �2A *St*rtvno !f1MefflM Sanford Flon-,1 Thyrsd.lv Apnl 30 1998 Schools A l l S o u ls c a re s a b o u t the r a in fo re sts Let us know Roberts is haring his kids write letters to President Clin­ ton usklng for laws and Infor­ mation nlNiut what they can do to save the rain forests. ITesplle their age. many of the Idds Involved said thry were sad about the future of the rain forests, even though they didn't know much about them lieforc the clnss started. Sixth grader Patrick Jones said lie's had fun and the ktds are paying attention to his lessons. "They listen really well." hr said. "I’ve been teaching them all ubout the habitats and the animals that live there." Slxth-gradrrs Lara Oretsky and Natasha Pawllkowskl are using sound effects with their lessons. They are teaching about tigers and have a tape recording of a tiger's roar that they play while trarhlng. "It’s a real attcntlon-gctter." Natasha said. Lora expressed concents about the future of the animal population that Uvea tn the min forests. are Natasha Pawlikowski. Morales. Patrick Jones and Ail Souls sixth-graders prepare their lesson plan for teaching younger students about ratn forests. Hero school students. As a result. Roberts' rlassroont looks like a tropical rain forest, decorated brightly with cutouts of animals, plants and all kinds of other things you might see In an actual rain forest. The hands-on experience has tiern helpful and the ktds have picked up quickly on the plight of the forests. Roberts said the hands-on expertenee Is tn line with a lot ol modem leaching tech­ niques. J e ff Berllnicke ASSISTANT SI‘OKI'S KDITOR By It's onr tiling to learn about the world from « school teacher. It's another when students are actually not only doing the leaching hut creating ihr les­ son plans and helping out with classroom projects. Tli.it's what's going on at /Ml Souls Catholic School tn Sanford. Mark Roberts' sci­ ence rlasses an' studying rain Inrests and the damages tiring done to them. To get his point across to the younger stu­ dents at All Souls, he spent the hrst part of the year teaching Ills sixth-graders und then let them take over the teaching of the elementary ■We're competing with mass media." Roberts said. "Our ex­ pectations when we were In school aren't what they are right now. so we have to take a unique approach. They learn better that way." | . - . - - - . - . C - '- v r a - y LO CAL FO RECAST : ■V > | | T ID E S THURSDAY: SOLUNAR TABLE: min. 9:35 a.m., maj. 3:25 a.m.. min. 10:10 p.m., maj. 3:55 p.m. TIDES: Daytona Beach: high: • — a.m., 12:07 p.m., low: 5:54 a.m.. 6:03 p.m. New Smyrna Beach: high: — - a.m.. 12:12 p.m., low: 5:59 a.m.. 6:08 p.m., EXTENDED O U TLO O K Cocoa Beach: high: 12:00 a.m'.. 12:27 p.m., low: 6:14 a.m.. 6:23 THURSDAY F R ID A Y Tstrm s 84 68 T atrm s 83 09 p.m. LOTTERY Horo arc tho winning numbers Miloclud on Wodnosday In the Florida Lonory: Fantasy S 1-e-10-21-24 Lono (April 25) 14-1B-20-21-30-33 Play4 0.Q00 CrlrtrO Cash 3 8-0-0 |BEACH C O N P m O N S 1 D a y t o n a B e a c h at N e w S m y r n a B e a c h : Seas are 5- 7 feet with a m oderate chop. Water temperature at Daytona Is 72 degrees and at New Symrna. 72 degrees. W inds arc from the south at 15-20 m.p.h. S T A T IS T IC S The high temperature In Sanford Wednesday was St degrees and the overnight lew was 07. Recorded rainfall for the period ending at lO a.m., Thursday totaled 0.17 Inch. •Sunrise................6:40 a.m. •Bunaat.................8:00 p.m. Seminole Herald “Serving Seminole Count) Since I VOS" Thursday, April 30, 1908 • Vol. 90, No. 178 Published Daily Except Monday, Saturday A Christmas by Repubfcc Newspaper*, Inc. • 300 N. 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Roberts said the younger kids hnvr been attentive and respectful to Die older stu­ dents and die project has Ijern a success so far. The stxth-grudcra have had full control over the Instruction and even prepare quizzes. At first, the slxth-gradrrs were divided Into teams with two to four younger students. Then, they were gtven choices as to what they wanted to re­ search and study. Subjects ranged from toucans and anacundas to plranlias and py­ thons. Then, the students con­ verted thrlr classroom In to a rain forest for Inspiration They learned some Inter­ esting and sad facts about the plight of the ratn forests. They learned that the forests were being destroyed by thousands r a in ,■ Today: Thimdenitonns. Highs lit the mitl-bOs. Lows In llic upper 60s. Friday: Thunder­ storms. Highs in the mld-BOs. Lows In the upper-GOs. Saturday: Scattered thunderstomis. Highs In the low*80s. Lows In the low-GOs. Sunday: Partly cloudy, Highs In the low80s. Lows In the low-GOs. SATURDAY SUNDAY Tatrma 82 62 P tc ld y 81 81 Dominique Martin, Kyfe Erica Oretsky. forests are responsible for •protecting —the - food— chain; supplying oxygen to nature's beings, fresh water filtration and supply at least onc-thtrd of all properties contained In tnrdlcines used for man. "We say that people should Just stop destroying the rain forests." Roberts said. "But that's what wc did to this country." l i p ! "People only want to use the animals for making things like pools sticks and pool tables," she said. "They only want to make money, but they should find another way to make money Instead of letting the animals die." Natasha added. "Half of the animals In the world won't have a place to live. If they need to make money, there are other ways then to kill animals." Flret-grader Rachel Marher said site enjoyed learning from other students and has found out a lot about the animals. “I'm really sad that so many animals are losing their homes." she said. First-grader Nicole Plpltone added a final note. "If we lose the rain forests, nil of our animals are going to die." Now that All Souls stxthgradera have taught the younger students, it looks like their next student will be PfrtldeHT'Clinton. The Seminole Herald wants to publicize your events, classes and seminars lhai are available to the general public. We'd like to have the Information for your announcement at least u week In advance. All Items should be typed or written legibly and Include Infor­ mation about who. what. when, where and even why your event Is taking place. Be sure to Include your name nnd a daytime phone number In case we have some questions about the Infor­ mation. 40 Ysars of Honsst Ssrvics Orest Rates on Quality Workmanship • Impsrl sr Dsnwttk • Arise • Vtm • Tracts • RV1 •Arismstlc « StMUr* • Ctricfos •CV Jslnri •Bssts • Irisri Tsckrical E#ri#mri • Fras Tnrfe* with Ma|« fofiirs to*Csmprisrtra# Trassmtelss • MriHewlS* Warranty Arall.ll* 2929 9 05-B 8 US Hwy. 17-92 DaBary 21 Across from the -| |F P Smoke Stacks ~ L. -------------------- m g j, K M IR In Memorium x 9r Moving uMcmo.iy & ‘Efliankglutog (os ARAMENTHA E. ARMBRISTER “MENTHA” July I, 1909-April 30. 1995 od looked around His garden, & found an empty place He then looked down upon the earth and saw your tired face 9 He put His arm s around you, and He lifted you to rest. G od’s garden must be beautiful He only lakes the best He saw the rood getting rough and the hills were hard to climb So He closed your weary eyelids and whispered, "peace is thine" It broke our hearts to lose you but you did not go alone, A part o f us went with you the day God took you home. Though the smile is gone forever and your hands we cannot touch We will always have sweet m emories o f the one we loved so much. The Family, Earl E. Mlnott, Naomi E. Ford, Wlniefred Martin, Denise Be Andrews p *- . * E ven i f y o u r c re d it's n o t p e r fe c t, w e 'v e g o t a m o r tg a g e f o r y o u th a t is. ! Donna Iloflbwrg, of Long wood, earned Dean's List hon ore at Utica College of Syra­ cuse University. ...kiv 7 Haney Flowers, a Kinder­ garten teacher at Pine Crest Elementary. was named Seminole County School Re­ lated Employee of the Year. She has been at Pine Crest for 18 years. S A 'M * s ? ' ik r ^ ir •" 7 t % JAMES C. DOYLE James C. Doyle. 78. Doyle Road, Deltona, died Tuesday. April 28. 1998. Bom Feb. 10. 1920 In Reading. Pa., he moved to Central Florida In 1988 from Quaker!own. Pa. Mr. Doyle waa a machinist In the manufac­ turing Industry. He was a member of V.F.W. Post #8093, DeBaty. Mr. Doyle served In the U.S. Army during W.W.I1. Survivors Include wife. B a r bars: brother. Patrick J„ Shilllngton. Pa.; stepdaughter, Barbara J. Coonc. Statesville. N.C.; 3 grandsons. Baldwln-Falrchild Oaklawn Park Cemetery and Funeral Home. Lake Mary. In charge of arrangements. WIOODIB. THELMA P. A Memorial Mass for Mrs. Thelma F. Wiggins. 94. of Sanford, who died Thursday, April 16. will be odebraled at 7 p.m. Friday at Al Souls Catholic Church with Father Rich­ ard Trout aa Celebrant. Arrange­ ments by Oromkow Funeral Home. 500 E. Airport lUvd., Sanford. FL 32773(407) 322-3213. v ,Xl { *.. I Ionic ownership doesn’t have to be out o f the question, due simply to imperfect credit. 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Police said that Lowery was driving 04 In a 40 mile per hour zone. Driving under the Influence Stephen Mines, 44. of &33 Oxford St.. Uingwood. was ar­ rested Tuesday. April 28, by tjike Mary poller. Mines was charged with DUI and arrested on Ixtiigwood-ljike Mary Road. Police said that Mines passed center line twice. Handy Snclgrovc. 34. of 273 Bay St., Longwood, was ar­ rested Tuesday. April 28, by Longwood police. Snclgrovc was charged with DUI and fail­ ure to mnlntaln a single lane. Snclgrovc was arrested at the comrr of State Road 434 and Myrtle Street. Snclgrovc was observed driving side to side and also crossing the center line. License suspended David Soto. 27, of 1310 Ban­ ner CL. Oviedo, was arrested Monday. April 27. by Seminole County deputies. Soto was charged with driving while li­ cense Is suspended or revoked, motor vehlcle/moblle home registration expiration and possession of open container. Officer notlred Soto’s vehicle tag had expired. Attempting to elude Miller Disk. 35. of 002 Fox Valley Dr.. Longwood. was ar­ rested Tuesday. April 28, by Seminole County deputies, laisk was charged with fleeIng/attempllng to elude nnd |K)sscshIoii of cannnbls under 20 grams. Lusk was arrested at the comer of Wektva Springs Road and Fast Lake Brantley. Report said that Lusk was traveling 80 In a 45 mile per hour zone. Open container Bertha Mull. 32. of 1303 E. 4th St.. Sanford, was arrested Monday, April 27. by Sanford , w police. Mall was charged with possession of open container nnd arrested nt the comer of 10th and Cypress. Assault Otha Fulton. 47. of 88 Dike Monroe Terr.. Sanford, was ar­ rested Tuesday. April 28. by Sanford police. Fulton was charged with aggravated as­ sault and possession of firearm by a convicted felon. Fulton was arrested In the 900 block of West Ninth Street. Fulton allegedly pointed a gun at vic­ tim’s head nnd threatened to kill her. Battery Jose Veramendl, 44. of 129 Orovewood Avc.. Sanford, was arrested Tuesday. April 28, by Sanford police. Veramendl was charged with bnttery and ar­ rested at the above address. Veramendl allegedly hit his wife across the left side of her face with a mop. Sexual battery Bobliy Henderson, 51. of 2151 Dixie Avc., Sanford, was arrested Tuesday. April 28. by Seminole County deputies. Henderson was charged with sexual battery and lewd/lascivious assault on a minor. Henderson allegedly committed acts upon his daughter. License suspended Tnrsha Mall. 18. of 119 An­ derson Cr., Sanford, was ar­ rested Wednesday. April 29. by Semlnolr County deputies. Mall was charged with resisting without violence nnd driving while license Is suspended or revoked. Ilnll was arrested nt the comer of 18th Street and Lake Avenue. Mall was travel­ ing 41 In a 25 mile per hour zone before police pulled him over. Driving under the in­ fluence Derek Pinkerton, 20. of 470 E. 2nd St., Chuluota. was ar­ rested Tuesday, April 28. by Seminole County deputies. Pinkerton was charged with DUI and possession of alcohol by person under 21 years of ugc. Pinkerton was arrested on Van Arsdalc Street. Pinkerton was traveling 43 In a 25 mile per hour zone before police pulled him over. Looking lor an upbeat, coat-effoctivo way to roach more prospects where they live, work and spend? Try an ad In the SEMINOLE HERALD. It's the best way to gel more bang for your buck. fjf Seminole Herald 322-2611 Dispute------ PornCoatineed from Page IA to pay twice for the same Improvements?" Commissioner Velma Wil­ liams agreed saying she couldn’t upprove giving credit for repairs made with county money. Commissioner Kerry Lyons moved to grant a 30 day exten­ sion on the dispute over the lease, with Simmons to report bark to the commission at the next meeting regarding prog­ ress being made In talks with Harrison, Daniels and others. City Attorney Bill Colbert, on hand at the meeting, said he had been. In the past, very concerned over being able to resolve the problem. “But I’ve had some conversations with Mr. Harrison,’ he said, ’ and now I have cautious optimism that things can be worked out.* Taste Coatlaiwd from Pag* IA and dining will continue until 11. Tickets are $25 In advance und $30 at the door, though seating Is limited. Seven restaurants will be fea­ tured at the Taste: Shells, Heathrow Country Club, Southern Mill. Macaroni Orlll. Embassy Suites. Galleria and Lulglno's Pasta Lovers. Albert­ sons. Puff & Stuff Catering will Suber Csatlaasd from Psgs IA Property Appraiser) Sammy Williams. and "Were you married prior to Sammy Wllllanu?" she was asked. "Yea." "Who was that?" "I can’t remember." Prior to Sammy Williams, how many husbands did you have?" "Six-oh. Excuse me. Prior to Sammy Williams? I’ve been married six times," Suber said. Sutler said that two of the husbands physically abused her, but later said one was ciety of Orlando with their an­ nual Walk In Winter Park. "Outstanding Public Purchas­ On April 4 the IOF had three ing Department In the State of walkers, Mildred Boedlcker Florida" for a small entity. The (who met her goal of $1,000). award will be made formally treasurer o f Court Qatar; Larry on May 7 at the annual con­ Dries, Chief Ranger o f Court ference In St. Petersburg. Gator; nnd Charles Kamm. Tlic award Is based on proc­ member. Fourteen ..members ess Improvements. Innovations of the IOF diarftved ’ the rest to improve performance and stops and did vkrtbus other streamline processes, contri­ duties to help make *Uie Walk butions to the profession, c er­ a success. tifications of staff and cus­ Severe) Courts fjrtni the IOF tomer service. City Adminis­ participated In tH e jiflth An­ trator Shelton Smith said the nual Multiple Sclerosis Bike mayor, commission and staff Tour. According I * J»aU1cls were extremely proud to re- Doughty. Rest stop Tfltairman celvc the award. of the Executive Com roHttftof the MS Bike Tour thfc IOF had I0F/MS team up WINTER PARK - The Inde- three courts •with - ’approxi­ mately 45 , yolu atttfa. that pendent Order of Foresters again had the opportunity to manned the real stops.* They help the Multiple Sclerosis So­ were Court Oator. ; Central 1. ■'* Continued from Page IA IA months and admitted that he had not contacted law en­ forcement during that time. He was also not able to tell In­ vestigators why he had not made contact with Investiga­ tors during that time. According to Cash. Items seized In addition to data from Famham's computer hard drive Included 8 pornographic movies, a plastic box contain­ ing approximately 40 com­ puter discs and a shoe box containing CD ROMs and disks. Fonrham has been placed In the John E. Folk Correctional Facility. Me originally was held without bond, but at a subse­ quent hearing, ts ball was set at $100,000. also have booths and will offer culinary creations to be sam­ pled. Providing the entertainment tills year is an ’ awesome* band, said Parker. "The Trem­ ors’ Is an 8-plece ensemble which plays everything from Top 40 to the classics. The group is regularly featured at Pleasure Island. The brass sec­ tion for the band Is called more of a case of mental abuse. One of the husbands, she said, ’ kicked me and slapped me." Those who knew Suber gen­ erally have good things to say about her but say that after all she went through when she was fired that it would be natu­ ral for her to be revengeful. ‘ I was probably too tiol for them to maneuver," Suber tes­ tified. ’ By that I mean there was too many tilings Involved with me and my life that the county didn't want the embar­ rassment.... I know how poli­ tics is played." Deputy County attorney Lon­ Funds-------- Continued from Page IA Tlir three selected by the riiimty however, differ from those selected by the city. The commissioners had suggested the money lie requested for what are known as the "St ni wherry Avenue Sewer Project" ($121,009). the "Oleander Avenue Sidewalk Project" ($14,000. the "7th Street Sewer Project" ($40,000) and building Improvements on the Boys and Girls Club. Hie county has announced It will not approve the Strawberry sewer project at this time, but expanded work on the Boys and Olrls Club. The city had hoped for at least sufficient CDBG funds for installation of n new sporls floor. The county however determined that the entire project should be funded, which. In addlUon to tlie new floor. Includes pur­ chase and Installation of HVAC (hrallng/vrntllatlon/alr condi­ tioning) system, and purchase of a public address system which amounts to $41,174. In total, the amount expected to !>e approved by the county Is $95,177. and grills, additional basket­ ball courts Including lights, a multipurpose playground, re­ stroom. parking bat. walkway, drinking fountain, benches and landscaping. T h e money Seminole County gets for the CDBO projects Is strictly baaed on need," Rowe explained. "Where (here Is a clear need for Improvements, the money Is generally made available." Rowe said he was extremely pleased on hearing that the county staff 1$ recommending the full financing o f the proj­ ects. There was no immediate • word regarding when the proj­ ects would gM.under way. Florida; Court Neptune Cocoa: and Court Thoroughbred. Ocala. The cyclists peddled 150 miles on a 2 day tour In Lake, Marlon nnd Seminole counties. Saturday started off at 5 a.m. with a healthy breakfast, subs for lunch and lasagna with all the trimmings for dinner. Sunday was a du­ plicate of Saturday, except for the locniinns ot me rest stops. A marvelous burbeque was enjoyed In the a ft r moon by the bikers. IOF and MS. The IOF enjoys volunteering with MS and helping the cyclist along the way. A trophy will be awarded by Gina Casio. MS Special Events chairman for tile best rest stop as soon as the ballots are counted. efa Spring Special! 0* * ' ' Continuous Concrete Landscape Curbing Save Time edging, weeding and trimming! 1-800-342-0645; Ext. 5 (352) 326-4005 0 P%et 1015 Thomas Ave. Leesburg, FL C u s to m C u rb in g & Edging | 11fw ? m m ; Will Innniil D/IYIJI.Y SHOW ■-« /;/n/ tin / SUNBELT DAYLILY C H A P TER f <•2% l 7*1' 'ft f t V £ ss S a tu r d n y M a y 2 n d S a n fo rd F iv ip IV n fo r 1 H I - .1 P M P ln n f S nip llogiiiN n t ft AM • Display of beautiful blooms from exhibitors located in Central Florida. • Daylily plants for 5;: SALEfron,S from 2 - s10 During work shop discussion Monday. Commissioner Kerry Lyons had suggested the Strawberry Avenue project be placed on hold because of the cxjiensr. "We could do much additional work In other proj­ ects tf wc didn’t have the ex­ pensive one on Ihe list." he said. While They Last! Admission Free Accredited By: The American Homeracallis Society w /m m 11mwvctt&s >• • • The 7th Street Sewer project Involves plans to provide sewer service to to homes and ap­ proximately seven lots. It has been projected that the resi­ dents along Seventh Street will be Immediate and direct bene­ ficiaries of this project, with fiiture residents who may occupy homes on the present vacant lots to be future direct benefi­ ciaries. The Oleander Avenue project would provide 1,350 feet of sidewalk along Oleander Ave­ nue between 13th and 18th Streets, The application for the funds suys. T h e parents and studrnls of Ooldsboro Elemen­ tary school who traverse Ole­ ander Avenue will be Immedi­ ate and direct beneficiaries of Ibis project." The other proposed project which has been dropped from this year’s CDBO request. In addition to the Strawberry Avenue sewer. Is '"Coastline Park Renovation." At a pro­ jected cost or $93,750. It would have provided Improvements to the city owned park Including a picnic shelter with benches 1.89 SAIEI AQUA CHEMI-lft. SHOCK PLUS. Shock a n d fwfan in I S 3.99 ’ Earthquake*. Tickets can be purchased at the chamber office, located at 101 International Parkway. In the Heathrow International Business Center. The Bahia Shrine Auditorium Is located on Pembrook Drive, ofT Forest City Road and Maitland Boule­ vard. For more Information, call Ihc chamber at 333-4748. nie Drool handled Buber's Ap­ peal after being fired and sat In on some of the deposition ses­ sions. *1 am sure God has a reason for all the allegations she is making." Groot said. 'I really feel sorry for Joyce and have a great deal of pity for her. It Is hard to Bay why she Is saying these things In her depositions." Adams calls the episode a ’ tragedy..... this woman la put­ ting herself out for ridicule. 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Including alcohol, and other harmful behavior as well ('Just say no* was u one-slzellts-all that applied to every­ thing from premarital sex to cheating on exams). But ‘Just say no* turns a blind rye to u>hy young people abuse drugs In the first place And It nrvrr explained u>hy we should ‘Just say no.* either. Without addressing the cause of the problem, we can't begin In tmnglnr ways to fix It. We have to focus on why. So why do young people turn to drugs? The answrr Is simpler than you think. We are. all of us. troys nnd girls and men and women, emotional beings. We feel. That's the biggest distinction between human beings and armadillos. They have exo­ skeletons. We have feelings: excited, scared, betrayed, sad. Emotions are very, very pow­ erful. especially the first few times we feel them. And. as If adolescence wasn't hard enough by Itself, many of our most deeply powerful feelings ’ reveal* thrmsrlvrs for the first time during this stage of the human Journey. Ever feel like you're Just running out of con­ trol? Welcome to adolescence. It's a scary time for Just about everyone. And It only gets scarier. Every adult you know went through adolescence once. Some of them seem like they're still at It. They felt the same sorts of things most young people feel right now- lhe same sorts of things you feel. The trouble with adults Is that most of them developed amnesiathey forgot what It was like to be a young person. And that's not all. Collectively, we adults com­ prise a powerfully Influential ‘ culture.* and this culture we've created lias some pretty strange Ideas. In hundreds of ways every day. we try to tell young boys and girls to ‘ control* their feelings. ’ Don't cry." we say. *Bc a man. Big boys don't cry.* Ever hear any of those phrases? All human beings feel, and boys feel Just as deeply and Just as power­ fully as girls, but we ‘ punish* boys who express their feelings by calling them sissies or worse. And It's not Just boys: there arc Just as many ways and Just as many days to tell girls to ‘ behave like girls.* So what happens? Young people--who are already con­ tending with some of the great­ est stresses they will ever ex­ perience-get a lot of misin­ formed. Inaccurate messages from adults, from our ‘ culture.* In order to teach young people to ‘ control* their feelings, we try to convince them they should Ignore their feelings. But young people know the truth: feelings won't be Ignored ( ihat'a why we call them feel- thgtfl. And yet. we as human beings are taught that feelings are to be rigidly controlled. And even­ tually for some of us. If we fall to ‘ control* our feelings, then we have to do something with them. Young people are not as savvy os adults in repressing or denying them: therefore, drugging those feelings be­ comes an option. There really does exist a country that nas a little place on every comer that you can go Into and buy drugs. And In that country It Is perfectly legal. For the equivalent of a few Ameri­ can dollars, you simply ask for M ARCIE CRAM ER. M.A., L.M.H.C.] T♦ * < e n o u g h Adults use sleeping pills and tranquilizers, and how many limes In your young life ran you rrmembrr hearing some adult. In n movie or on TV or In your own living morn, say something like *1 need n drink.* SERVICE So we already know that feelings boll and rage In young people, we don't tell them how to deal with those feelings (Indeed, most adults don't know how to deal with them themselvrs) and to top It all off. we give young people les­ sons cvrry day In how to deaden those feelings and the anxieties they produce with al­ cohol and other ‘ legal* dnrgs. Is It any wonder that young people often turn to their own forms of *dnrg relief.* from Ec­ stasy (*Ex*) and rohlpnol I'moOrs*), to ‘shrooms, acid. (Kit. pick your poison. 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If are not on jour provider's list, maybe it’s time to speak up. Call jour Human Resource Department or Benefits Manager today and say jou want your health plan to Include the WliuriWe Pharmacy. �SEM IN O LE t ®Ij Weralb Sem inole Herald. San lord. H onda - Thursday, April 30. 1990 Semifinal survivors H e ra ld S ta ff W riter •• Jw £ V * * r W h y n o t g iv e L a c ro s s e a lo o k F r id a y ? SANFORD _ If you ’ve been uround S em i­ nole County and followed the local sports scene long enough, you’re probably aware that this has been one great baseball season and that there's n good chance three cou nty tram s will udvnnre to rcglonals. Blah. blah. blah. Same old. same old. Here’s what happens Friday. Lake B rantley takes baseball and preps to host rcglonals. Sem inole and Lake Mary also take districts and that’s that. Blah, blah, blah. Now. for som ething a little more exclUng. If you've seen enough baseball over the years, try som ething new Frldny. You’ve heard It In this space before, but let's refresh you r memory. Lacrosse Is the most exciting game In the county right now. It’s soccer with scoring and hockey without the fighting Friday, sec for you rself as two o f the best teams In the state - the Lake Brantley boys and the Oviedo girls - try to move to the state finals. Each will take on powerful W inter Park teams that are strong, but neither Oviedo nor Lake Brantley has lost to a F lo r­ id a team all season. -» . Ladies first. t •£*. ^ :( The Oviedo girls have been dom inant every time out this season and usually have play­ ers playing out o f position by early In the second h alf to prevent from running up the score. They have posted wins this month of 25-0 and 16-1 and are loaded on both sides o f the field. Lynn Calkin coaches a team that plays like a family and enjoys Itself on and o ff the field the same way. There's been a lot to enjoy on the field. The Lions are led In scoring by C arrie W right and Kim Calkin, but Nicole Cooper. Anna Franz. Kim Carberry. Melissa M cD er­ mott and Ann Huggins also are am ong the many that play key roles on the team. Erika W hltherspoon Is a you n g goalie w ho doesn't get much work but has responded when needed. The winner o f Friday's game, like the boys, travels to Disney’s W ide W orld o f Sports Complex next weekend for the state cham pi­ onship. A t Lake Brantley, the key Is Danny Hogan. He ran away with the state lead In scoring early In the season and has been part o f a Lake Brantley team that has rarely been challenged. W ith Hogan, he plays the gam e the way It's supposed to be played. Florida lacrosse Isn't old enough to have too m any established players, but Hogan grew up In the Northeast where lax Is a way o f life. W hile most o f the Sem inole County schools advertise lacrosse as a means to make sure their football play­ ers are still hitting in the springtime, Hogan and some o f his Patriot team m ates under­ stand that, under the hitting, it’s a finesse gam e and the object isn't to plant an oppos­ ing middle into the turf. The best reactions from the crowds this year are when a player gets his helmet Knocked across the Reid, but real lacrosse fans know talent when they see It. and that's w hy It would be a shame to m iss the Patriots Friday night. Other key players for Lake Brantley are Hogan's fellow attackm en Grant Shellham m er and Shawn Quinn, defensemen T roy Shellham mer. Jon Mills and Joe Hclntzclm an. Erin Kellogg Is In the net for Lake Brantley and came up big In a gam e against the bruising Lyman Greyhounds last weekend that set up the W inter Park matchup. Okay, admittedly, lacrosse will never take over from baseball as the num ber one spring sport In Sem inole County, and anytime the la k e Brantley baseball team or the Lake M ary softball team Is involved, there's m ore than enough talent to go around. But If you really w ant to see talent, head on over to Lyman and give lacrosse a try. You won't see m uch better unless you get In 1-05 and go north for 15 hours. L a s t S e c o n d S h o t : Congrats to the Lym an go[f team, winners o f the corrference tournament last week. The G rey­ hounds had no golfers In the top-floe, but played like a team and took the title by two shots. Rams win; Lions eliminate Patriots T o p seed s to m e e t in 5 A -5 By Tony DeSonnler HERALD CORRESPONDENT LONOWOOD _ Richard Rodriguez's 400 foot blast to center Arid Ignited a seven-nm rally In the top of the sixth Inning that carried the Oviedo Lions to a 12-7 decision over the de­ fending state and district champion l.akr limntlry Patriots In Wednesday night's semifinals of the QA-Dlstrlct 3 baseball tournament at l.ymnn High School. Earlier In the evening, the top-seeded Lake Mary Rains hung on to eliminate the Lake How­ ell Silver Hawks. 4-2. Lake Mnry (10-10) and Oviedo (10-11 nnd seeded No. 0 In the six-team playoff) will meet Friday night at 7:30 p.m. at Lyman. The winner will host a state playoff game next Tuesday while the loser will have to travel. The IJons. who ousted No. 3-seed Lyman In eight InnlngB Monday, squandered leads of 1-0 and 3-2 Wednesday and had to come back from a 2-1 dcAclt before the slxth-Innlng explosion. "We didn't get down on ourselves when we made some mistakes early." said Oviedo coach Krnne Drown. "We kept working hard and stuck with It. By Dean Smith HERALD SPORTS EDITOR Lancs Odom scattered five hits and struck out 12 as Seminole blanked Pine Ridge 8-0 Wednesday. SANFORD _ For all Intents and purposes, when Tim Raines scored on a throwing error In the bottom of the first Inning of Wednes­ day's Class SA-Dlstrlct 5 semifinals at His­ toric Sanford Memorial Stadium. Seminole High was on the way to the finals. Dehind the strong right arm of senior Lance Odom and a superior defense, the Fighting Semlnoles took away any chance Pine Ridge had of scoring as the Tribe blanked the Panthers 8-0. In the other gome. No. 2 seeded Spruce Creek (13-15) rallied from a 2-0 deficit to edge Deltona (14-14). 4-3. In eight Innings. Seminole (21-8) and the Hawks will now meet for the district crown at Historic Ban­ es BA-5, Page 2B "Richard's (Rodriguez) a perfect example. Hr had an error that led to a run In the first Inning nnd was plckrd off base In the fourth. Hut hr came back and hit Uiat bomb in the sixth In­ ning to get us started." Please see BA-3, Page 2B M nM S a H by M l I ‘Rookie’ pitches T ribe into 5A-District-5 softball final By Jeff Beriialeke ASSISTANT SPORTS EDITOR itr M ii Koto Hoffman hurled a live-hitler and drove In two runs to lead Seminole past Sprues Creek 9-3 Wednesday night. SANFORD _ Most high schools softball pitchers make their varsity debuts In front of family nnd friends Ip a meaningless early, season game. Seminole's Halle Hoffman made her first start Wednesday night on the brightest of stages, live first round of the Class 5A-DIMrict 5 Tournament semifi­ nals. With an automatic trip to the rcglonals on Hie line. Seminole's first In years. Hoffman led the 'Noles to a 9-3 win over Spruce Creek and a trip to the dis­ trict finals at home Friday night against Deltona, an upset 7-2 winner over Pine Ridge In last night's first game. Hoffman had to take the emergency role on the hill when regular Seminole starter Murla Duvall was nailed In the face by a line drive last week against Spruce Creek. Duvall will undergo reconstructive i*irgety on her face this morning and la out for the year. "I wasn't that nervous." Hoffman sold. "When It started raining. I started to lose a little bit of confi­ dence." Without any other proven pitcher* on the staff. Seminole coach Dave Rogers stuck with her despite five straight vyalks In the fourth Inning which put Spruce Creek up. 2-0. "She's all we've got right now," Rogers said. "She's worked hard all year and we played Seminole softball for her tonight." Seminole started with runners on second and third and none out In .the first Inning, but Spruce Creek pitcher Shea Scotty got out of the Jam without a score. Hoffman cruised until the fourth, wtth a lot of help from left fielder Lakella Bryant who mode four Impressive defensive plays to put doom Spruce Creek threats. Finally. In the fourth. Hoffman cracked. She quickly retired the first two baiters, then walked five straight baiters to pul the Hawks up. 2-0. Seminole struck back with a five-run fourth.. Kelley Langton opened by getting hit by a pMch and Andrea Mustaka* followed with a single to rljptt. After a force out. Angela Keefer reached on a bunt single and Seminole scored Its first run on a fielder's choice. One pitch later, Hoffman helped herself with a twonin single and an error scored two more run*. Seminole led. 5-2. Hoffman regained tier composure and started mowing down the Hawks and Seminole blew It open In the fifth, capped off with a two-run single from Keefer. Hoffman retired the side In the seventh, and Semi­ nole had Its tickets stamped for the rcglonals for the first time In years. "We will play Seminole softball." Rogers sold os his team celebrated on the mound. "We believe." H ie ’Noles will host Deltona on Friday at 7 p.m. with not only a district championship on the hne. but also a home game next Tuesday In the first round of the regional*. The district champion hoots the tunncr-up from District 6, while the runner-up travels to the District 0 champion. nOHTtMO BKMINOIXS B. HAWKS S Sprite* Cr**k 000 801 O _ S ■ 1 ■nalatlt 000 MO a . B O O Srottjr and Uotwril Hodman and Elland. WP _ Hdhsn (l-OI. LA _ Scully. Save _ none. 211 _ none. 3D _ none. HR _ l Spruce Creek 12-10; Seminole 14-0. Lake M a ry softball team romps in 6A-3 semifinals By Kslll* Warner HERALD STAFF WRITER LAKE MARY- WOW1 While everyone thought Lake Mary's softball team was good, there la no doubt after Wednesday night's Class GA-District 3 Semifi­ nal. The Lady Rama demolished vis­ iting Lake Brantley, 12-0 to ad­ vance to the District final and a secured birth In the Reglonals. "We were confident coming onto the field and I think we handled them well." said third-year varsity catcher Jill Wolcott. "We are really pumped but know we have to take one game at a time to keep play­ ing." If they keep playing like they did last night, the Lady Rams might iy all the way to Lakeland and ve a chance at playing for the state championship. After a somewhat quiet first In­ ning. wtth a single run scored by the Rams off a double by Lindsey Manx. Lake Mary went berserk In the second. Brie VanSweartngcn started the madness with a base hit. dupli­ cated by Jackie Crtspell. Wolcott walked which brought pitcher Sarah Smith to the plate: Her dou­ ble brought In VanSweartngcn and CrUpcll. Yarah Otero bunted and was safe at first although Wolcott was out at the plate. Again the bases were loaded and Lindsay C Manx was up to bat. She trltrlpled...Nicole White pled.. .Jeannle Manx tripled. Before all was said and done. Lake Brantley came to the plate In a nine-run deficit and were never able to recover. Or score. Lake Brantley's pitcher, Lauren Wroten continued to have trouble with the Rams. Megan Dontrtch tripled In the third to bring tn two runs and Jeannle Manx had an Inslde-the-park home run In the fourth to take Lake Mary up 12-0. The game was called In the fifth, leaving the Lady Rams with a huge win and everyone talking about the possibility o f three Lake Mary girl's teams attaining state champion­ ships In the same year. T h is team has really become that...a team." said Lake Mary d coach Jeannle Fisher. "I told them at the end of the season that they were 25-3 In the regular sea­ son and now they were starting over again at 0-0. If they remain 100 percent focused on all aspects of the game, don't take anyone for granted and continue to work to­ gether. they have Just os good a chance of making U to the state tournament as anyone." By the looks of things last night, they have a better chance than most. The Lady Rams will host the Class 6A-Dlstrtct 3 championship game on Friday night at 7:30 p.m. against Lake Howell. K -------- -- ---- --- "— ^ Extra Points... Jeff B erlin ic k e - 1» Tara Bander stretches to get an out on Lisa FWd during LakB Howafft 1-0 upset victory over Oviedo In the semifinals of the 6A-3 softball tournament L a k e H o w e ll u p se ts O v ie d o By Jeff Bsrtlaleks ASSISTANT SPORTS EDITOR LAKE MARY _ The countdown started quietly around the fourth inning. No one was speaking too loudly, but as Lake Howell led Oviedo. 1-0 In the Class 5A-District 3 softball tournament, the tana of the Hawks started to count down the outs un­ til It would be over. Pretty soon. It got to zero and the Hawks had pulled off a major upset to reach the (Inals Friday against host Lake Mary and a guaranteed berth tn the state reglonals. It didn't come without a few near heart a t t a c k s on the Lake Howell sideline. With two outs to go, Oviedo, the defending district champion , mounted a furious rally. Katie Field opened the Inning with a tong dou­ ble off Howell pitcher Heather Borsum. She was sacrificed to third, and two uncontested Infield hits followed to load the bases. WUh the season on the Une, Bor­ sum fired a strikeout and Induced a grounder to second to clinch the trip to reglonals for Lake Hosrell. -That's the best I've thrown all year." Borsum sold. "We Jurt needed two more outs and I tried �SS •Semncte Herald. Sanford. Florida •Thursday. April 30. 1998 6A-3 5A-5 Continued from Page IB ford Memo­ rial Stadium Friday night at 7 p.m.. nnd both will advance to next week s regtonals. *WcVe got to hit the ball better If we want to keep winning,‘ said Seminole head coach Mike Powers. T h eir (Pine Ridge) pitcher did a great J o b o f shutting us down. Luckily. Andy Hall stepped up and got some big hits.” With one out In the bottom of the first Inning. Tim Raines walked and took second on a grounder by Clyde Williams. Raines then stole third and came home -when the throw sailed Into left field. With the lead In hand Odom took over, retir­ ing eight Panther batters In a row, four by strike out. and 16 of 18 between the first and sixth In­ nings. He never allowed more than one runner In an Inning and only two Pine Ridge runners reached second base. The Tribe Increased the lead to 3-0 In the third Inning as Hall led ofT with a solid single to left and Ned Raines walked. After a Paulo Silva sacrifice and a strike out. Williams ripped a two-run single to right. Seminole added a single mn In the fifth as Silva scored on a double to the wall by Tlin Raines and the hosts completed the scoring with four runs In the sixth Inning. Chaz Lytle and Hill Johnson opened the frame with singles and Ryan Abcljon and Hall walked to bring home the first run. chasing Panthers starter O’Donnell. Johnson scored on a passed ball and Ned Raines reached on an error to plate Abcljon and Hall scored on a sacrifice fly by Silva. Odom finished with a five-hitter, striking out 12 and walking none to raise his record to 8-2. Providing the offense for the Fighting Seminoles were Hall (2-for-2 with a walk, two nins scored, one RBI). Tim Raines (double, run, RD1). Williams (single, two RBI). Lytle and Johnson (one single and one run scored each). Silva (two sacrifices, one run scored, one RBI). Need Raines (walk. run. RBI) and Abcljon (mn). A J . Jeanquenant had two hits for Pine Ridge, while Joe Rademaker. Tomas Berrios and O'Donnell had one hit each. H A W K S 4 , W O L V E S S , 8 - ln n ln g s D e lto n a 200 000 01 _ 3 7 l S pru ce C reek 0 0 0 101 0 2 . 4 10 2 Prtrmky and Krllrtt Helo end TUkrtneT. WP . Brio LP _ IVln»kv Save . none. Record* _ Deltona 14-14: Spmrr Crrck 13-IS. F IG H T IN G S E M IN O L E S 8 . P A N T H E R S 0 P in e R id g e 000 000 0 _ 0 5 3 S e m in o le 102 0 1 4 a _ 8 0 0 O’D ondi. Kinne (6) and Lopez. Odom and Taylor. WP _ Odom (8-31. LP _ O’Donnell. Save _ none. 2D _ Seminole. T. Raines. 3D . none. HR . none. Record* _ Pine Ridge 9-19. Sem inole 31-8. _____________ Silver Hawks C oatiracd Pag* IB to keep my focus on where the play was going.” ;i Catcher Jen , LUUespte aaid the Hawks aren't afraid or Lake Mary, a serious state- title co ntender. "Well go In confident and fo­ cused.” Gillespie said. "We Just want to play the best we can.’ It didn't hurt that Lake How­ ell beat Oviedo, a team with swagger and the talent to back It up. ’ 1 knew we could do It.’ BASEBALL Gam e « I Gam e *2 Game *3 (kune » 4 Game *5 C L A S S D A - D I S T R IC T 3 a t L y m a n H ig h S c h o o l M O N D A Y 'S R E S U L T S _ l-ik r HrmvU 3. Or Land 1 .O vtrd n 5. Lyman 2, S Innings W ED N ESD AY’S R ESULTS _ Lake MARY 4. Lake llowcll 3 > O urdo 12. Lake Brantley’ 7 F R I D A Y 'S C H A M P IO N S H IP _ O W d o w la k e Mary. ? ’ p m CLASS 5A-D18TRICT S at HUtorto Sanford Memorial Btadlem TUESDAY'S RESULTS Game ( I . Deltona 3. Mainland I Game *2 _ lin e Rklge 3, Oak lodge 1 WEDNESDAY'S RESULTS Game « 3 . S p m rr Creek 4, Deltona 3. 8-Inning* Game *4 _ Seminole 8. lin e Ridge 0 FRIDAYS CHAMPIONSHIP Game *5 _ Spruce Creek v ». Seminole. 7 p.m. CLASS 3A-DISTRICT 19 at Cocoa Beech High School TUESDAYS RESULTS Gam r i l _ Melbourne Central Catholic 8. W inter Spring* 1 Game « 2 _ Melbourne-Florida Air Aredenty IB. Coroe Beech 0 FRIDAYS CHAMPIONSHIP Game *3 _ Melbourne Central Celholtc * « Florida Air Aiedritty. 7 p.m. Melbourne- SOFTBALL CLASS GA-DISTRICT 9 at Lake Mary High School TUESDAYS RESULTS Game *1 _ Lake Brantley 8. Dr Land 6 Game 12 . ta k e Howell 10. Lyman 0 WEDNESDAYS RESULTS Game » 3 _ Lake Howell 1. Oviedo 0 Gome ( 4 _ Lake Mary 13. la k e Brantley 0 FRIDAYS CHAMPIONSHIP Game *8 _ la k e llo w rilv s . ta k e Mary, 7 p.m. / CLASS 0A-DI8TR1CT 8 t at Seminole High School TUESDAYS RESULTS Game • I _ Deltona 13. Mainland 0 Gam e *2 . Spruce Creek 13. Oak Ridge 2 Legal Notices WEDNESDAYS RESULTS Gam e *3 _ Deltona 7. Pine Ridge 3 Game *4 _ Seminole 0. Spruce Creek 3 MOTieS OF A PUBLIC HSASINS TO OOMSIOIS TN* ADOPTION OP AN ON01NANCI ST TN* CITY OP •ANFOND, FLONIOA FRIDAYS CHAMPIONSHIP Game *8 _ Deltona v*. Seminole. 7 p m. N olle* I* haraby grren that ■ Public Hearing will be bald tn lb* Commission Doom at lb * City Hail. *00 North Parti Annuo, tn tha City ol Santofd, Florida, al 7 00 o'clock PM on May It lb. I N * to conaldor tbo adoption ol an ordinance by tbo City ot Sanford, Florida, doaenbod aa follow* CLASS 3A-DISTR1CT IS nt Cocoa Beach HMB School WEDNESDAYS RESULTS Game *1 Bruch, late _ Melbourne Central Catholic va. Corue 'FRIDAYS CHAMPIONSHIP Gam e 12 _ Melbourne Central CathuMe-Coroa Beach winner vs. W inter Springs. 7 p.m. i defense all night cape the - Infield of Barney, Tar* Bander, Jm Rhlner and Megan DeMIchele. Hawks have two days to prepare for Lake Mary and ace pitcher Halle Sowards. But whatever happens Fri­ day, the Improbable Lake Howell Silver Hawks are headed for regtonals. d« » crtP<l<* ’ • « * ■ copy o l #># ordinance aha* bo •vwIteZGo ot tbo offic* o l tbo City Clark tor alt parson, dttiring to Decker. Lorkwnud nnd Montljo llrrlrer end Sanford Wl* Itrrtn T (8 21 IJ> . Decker Save . none 211 . Lake llowrU Osiae. 311 none. Iflt . none Hrcorri* _ Lake Howell 19-13: la k e Mary 19-10 LIONS 12, PATRIOTS 7 Oviedo 101 017 2 . 12 12 4 Lake Brantley 200 014 0 _ 7 10 4 Monaco, tkiutwrli (G) and Frosl. SIM. Lee (G) and J. Smith WP Monaco (7-21 LP . Site (7-21 S a w . none. 2D _ Ovtrdo Holme* 2 (7. 81. Kmel (II. and llnutwrll 141: Lake flranlley. Klut«rr 311 _ none. HR . Ortedo. Rodriguez (3) Rerun!* . Ovmfct 10 I I ; la k e llrantlcy 21-7. Legal Notices Legal Notices NOTICE OF FICTITIOUS NAMS Holic* ii hereby given that I am engaged In buainea* al MO Semlnol* Av# , Long wood. FL 11/10. Saminol* County. Florida, under the Fictitious Nam* ol COOAR INTERIORS, and that I Intend to register said name with Hi* Dlvialon ol Corporations, Tallahassee. Florid*. In eccotdenc* with Iha provision! ol Ihe Fictitious Ntm* Statute*. To-Wil Section StS 0*. Florida Statute* IS tt Josaph K Oerchmsky Publish April M . f*S * OSP-SSO TECNTH Judicial Circuit in end tor SEMINOLE County. Florida wherein FEDERAL NATIONAL MORTGAOE ASSOCIATION is tha Plaintiff and SCOTT C TRAVIS. OWEN H TRAVIS. DANKER* TRUST COMPANY A t TRUSTEE OF ADVANTAGE MORTGAGE LOAN TRUST IH 4 - I UNDER THE POOLING ANO SERVICING AGREEMENT DATED AS OF MARCH t. 1H4. HAMPSHIRE HOMES IN SUN. RISE HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIA­ TION. INC F/K/A COUNTRY CREEK HOMEOWNERS ASSO­ CIATION. INC are Iha Defendant*. I anil (all to tha highaat and b a d bidder lor ca*h at the WEST FRONT DOOR OF THE SEMINOLE COUNTY COURTHOUSE. SAN­ FORD. FLORIDA al It 00 a m . on the 2 t d day of May. IMS. the following described proper­ ty * * set forth In *aid Find Judgment LOTS t AND to. THE OLENS AT COUNTRY CREEK. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 2*. PAGES 12 THROUGH 14. OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA WITNESS MY HAND and Ih* seel ol this Court on April 22nd IM S HEAL) Maryann* Mors* Clerk at the Circuit Court By: Dorothy W Bolton Deputy Clerk Echevemo. McCall*. Reymer. Barrett k Freppter Post Offic* Bos 1410 Temp*. FL 11M I FI70101I! NOTICE In accordance with the American* OrtaMttiet Act. par­ son* needing ■ special accom­ modation lo partlctpol* In this proceeding should contact Ih* individual or agency tending not-c* not talar than seven (7) day* prior to tha proceeding at tha address giv*n on the notice Telephone: 407-12141)0 a it 4227; 1-SOO-*U-*77t (TOO) or t -SOO-MS-t 770 (v). via Florida Relay Service Publish April >0. *nd M ty 7. IM S NOTICE The Central Florida Job* and Education Partnership. Inc . announce* a meeting ol the Public Reletions/Markeling Committee, to which the public M invited CATE May II. I t * * TIME SO O sm LOCATION CFJEP Othc* 1S01 Lee Road Si* 101 Winter Park FL PURPOSE To discus* metiers ol intaraat lo the Central Florida Job* and Education Partnership. Inc . with reference to Workforce Development Issues For Further Inlormetion. Contact GARY J EARL. EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR CENTRAL FLOHIOA J E P ISOt LEE ROAD. STE » l WINTER PARK FL UTSS (40/) 741-4MS Publish April K. Its* D E P -ttf ______ ____ IN T N I OIROU7T COURT OF THE 1STN JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE eOUNTV, FLORIDA BEN8RAI JURISDICTION DIVISION CASE NOi ST-1 StS-CA-14-A COUNTRYWIDE HOME LOANS. INC F/K/A COUNTRYWIDE FUNDINQ CORPORATION D/B/A AMERICAS WHOLESALE UNDER PLAINTIFF Rone* OF FORBOLOSURI SALE NOTICE I t HEREBY GIVEN AS port lot In intoraat and cl tit on* aho II bora an opportunity to pursuant to a Summary Final b* board SI .old hoofing Judgment ol foreclosure deled ardor ot tha City Commiaolon o l tbo City o l Sanford. Florida April !4th, IM S . entered in Chrll RBONS WITH DISABILITIES NU O INO ASSISTANCE TO PASCaaa No. ST-ISM -CA-M-A ol TICIPATE IN ANT o f THESE PROCEEDINGS SHOULD CONTACT Iha Circuit Court o f tho ttTH THE HUMAN RESOURCE* OFFIC* AOA COORDINATOR AT SSOJudicial Circuit In and lor SEMI­ I U * 48 HOURS IN ADVANCE OF THE MEETING NOLE County. Sanford. Florida. ADVICE TO THE PUBLIC: If a parson docktoo to sppaal a dociI win eell to tho highest end alon mod* with raopocl lo any mattar Donald*rad at tha abova beet bidder lor cash e l the Weal masting or baaring, h* may natd a varbolim racord o f tbo proFront door o f the Seminole caodtng*. Including tbo MaUmony and ortdonc*. which racord la County Courthouse located al not provided by the City of Sanford. (FS 2S401M) SOI N. Park Avenue, In Sanford, Janet R. Dougherty. CMC Florida, at 11:00 a m. on the City Clerk M th day o l MAY. IM S tho fol­ Publish: April M and May 7, 1 SSS lowing described property aa DEP-IS4 cat forth In aaid Summary Final Judgment, lo-wtt: LOT 14 BLOCK K NORTH crTT OF LAKS MARY ORLANDO TERRACE SECTION NOTICI OF PUBUO NSARINS FOUR OF UNIT ONE ACCORDNOTICE OF INTENT IS HERISV GIVEN dial tea City e f Lake Mary iNO To THE PLAT THEREOF City Cemmtoelon wilt hold a public baaring la consider an amend­ RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK IT ment to a Development Agreement between Pw City of Lake Mary RAG* SO PUBUO RECORDS OF and Stanley H. Seadafur tor property loceted In the City ol Lake M MlHOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. Mary and known aa tha Oaks Shopping Center located al die Dated this 17th day o f APRIL. southeast corner at Longwood-Lake Mary Road and Lake Mary IOOB. Boulevard. (CIRCUIT COURT SEAL) This masting wte bo hold Thursday Slay TNi, I M S , a* Lake MARYANNE MORSE Clerk o f tha Circuit Court tI S o a ” * " * 0 ~ " * n' u * # ■ »• * * By: Deborah Conan! The property is described a t follow* Deputy Clerk a ASSISTANT SPORTS EDITOR LAKE MART _ It Isn’t easy being a member of the Lake Maty boys tennis team. You've probably heard o f all the high profile teams In Ram Land these days. Two championships In £Uts In districts. Lake Mary bad the champion at the two through five positions and number-one seed Eric Cordova la the team's best player. He lost a tough match to Lake Brantley's John Blltchington In the finals to prevent a Lake RAMS 4. SILVER HAWKS 2 Howell OOI 000 1 . 2 3 2 lake Mary 010 003 a _ 4 4 2 EGBERT WALLACE. IF UVIRO. AND IF DEAD. THt UNKNOWN SPOUSE, HEIRS. DEVISEES. GRANTEES, ASSIGNEES. LIENORS. CREDITORS, TRUSTEES AND ALL OTHER PARTIES CLAIMING AN INTERIST BV. THROUGH. UNDER OR AGAINST EGBERT WALLACE: UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF EGBERT WALLACE. IF ANY. FIRST TRUST OF NEW YORK NATIONAL ASSOCIATION. AS TRUSTEE UNDER THE POLLING ANO 1IRV1CIMQ AGREEMENT DATED AS OF MARCH t l . IS M FOR THI MEOO FHA TITLE I LOAN TRUST, SERIES. 1SS4-I; JOHN DOE AND JANE DOE A t UNKNOWN TENANTS IN POSSESSION DEFENDANT!*) \* • lake Howell got its only run with Oviedo’s help. Maria Mendlnboro singled, but moved around the bases on consecu­ tive errors to score the game's only run. Mendlnboro saved the game In the sixth when, Oviedo with a runner on first, mounted threat. Allison Parker sent _ liner to deep right field that Mendlnboro was Just able for the Sliver Hawks. ONDINANCI NO. *411 TO ANNEX A PORTION OF THAT CERTAIN PROPERTY LVINO BETWEEN AIRPORT BOULEVARO EAST AND MARQUETTE AVENUE AND BETWEEN RED CLEVELAND BOULEVARD ANO OHIO STREET A * SHOWN ON THE MAP BELOW Gillespie said. “ They're always a little bit cocky when they play us.’ Lake M ary boys take undefeated record to 6A tennis state finals third on the way with softball. If the softball team makes It that far, you can be sure they'll be feted with the same kind o f pep rallies and aendofls the basketball and soccer teams with television cameras lo ir allowing them the whole way. Meanwhile, the tennis team labors on, looking for Just a lit­ tle bit of attention as they set off to Gainesville today to seek a state title for themselves. The Rams will represent Seminole County In matches which run today until the finals on Fri­ day. The Rams are undefeated and untested all season. Last weekend, they clobbered Dr. Phillips, 5-0 to reach Gaines­ ville. In fact. Dr. Phillips didn't even challenge the Rams to the required doubles matches which follow singles, so pro­ found was the besting. None of the matches even went past 50 minutes. Continued from Page IB Rodriguez hit the ball to almost straightaway center field, between the 382- nnd 390-foot marks painted on the wall. Two batters Inter. Lake Brantley starting pitcher Rob Sltz (7-2) wits lifted In favor of Greg Lee. By the time le e recorded the second out of the Inning • a sacrifice fly by Rodriguez In his second trip to (he pi.Ur - the Lions had seored six more runs. Lake Brantley made things Interesting by seorlng four nms in the itottnm of the sixth, three coming on a two-out bases-loaded error by the Lions In the outfield. After his teammates got two runs bark In the top of the seventh. Oviedo reliever Troy Boutwell retired the Patriots tn order In the bottom of the seventh to close out the win. Jeff Monaco, who wurked the first five Innings, was the winning pitcher. Improving to 7-2. Sophomore Justin Holmes led the Lions’ 12hit attaek by going 3-for-4 wllh five nms seored. two doubles, and an RBI. Rodriguez finished with a home run nnd two RBI. Also contributing were Jeremy Frost (double, run. Hirer RBI); Guy Erwin (two singles, one run. two RBI); Boutwell (a double and a single); I-arry Grayson (single. Iwo runs); Scott Ferrell (single, nui. RBI); Tim Hule (single. RBI); Lawrenee Pullz (one KBJ); nnd Ben Knapp (one mn seored). Providing the offense for the Patriots (21-7) were Chad Hall (two singles, three runs); Brian Boeshko (two singles); Adam Klinger (double, run); Justin Smith (single, run, RBI); Juan Rojas (single, RBI); Felipe Lopez (slng)e. run): Justin Harris and Derek Hansen (one single each); Brian Chancellor (RBI); and Talron Corone) (one nm seored). In the earlier game, top-seeded Lake Mary broke a 1-1 tie with three runs In the sixth In­ ning. Brian Bretzer (8-2) was the winning pitcher for the Rams, allowing two runs on three hits. Jose Tormos and Randy Lewis drove In runs for Lake Mary, while Chris Gase had a double L1BAL OBSORIPTION 8snior Nick Nanton wil play No. 5 singles for undefeated Laks Mary today Inthe Class 8A Boys Stats Tannis Championship* inGainssvMs. Mary sweep. In fact, every dis­ trict final came down to a matchup between the Rams and Patrtuta. Sophomore Drew Sipka. the number-two player, was i Mary's first champion. He played number-five last year and was state champion at that alot. Anoop Mangat was the topseed last year and is playing at the three slot this season. He took the drop for the good of the team 'Anoop never liad a problem dropping to number three,* said senior Nick Nanton. Sooro Kim Is a freshman at the four slot and Nanton rounds out the rotation at five. That Nanton Is even on the court Is a remarkable story. He tore his knee In two places and has to have surgery as soon as the season Is over, *! Just play until I can’t feel the pain anymore.* he said It won't stop me.’ In doubles. Jon Scully plays with Cordova at number one. ’ Jon Scully has the fastest hands anywhere In the county.” Nanton said. Mangon and Sipka are the number two team and won their match tn districts. Lake Mary's strength may be Its depth. Dustin Sipka plays at number seven and could probably start for any team In the county except Lake Mary. *We have the deepest tesm In Florida,” Nanton said. ‘ Anyone from our three to seven seeds can brat each other and if one o f us lias a bad day, look out because we have enough depth* Vrro Beach and Miami Kil­ lian are the two teams with the best chances of stopping Lake Mary tills weekend, but Nanton and his teammates are confi­ dent. Scott Regan coaches the Rama and brings confidence to the team. ’ He's a great coach.” Nanton said. ‘ He’s concerned about us academically as well as ath­ letically. He keeps telling us to keep doing what we've been doing.* That seems to be working Just fine. Pares I Mo 17 10 10 SOO flflifl m a a The North Ona-Halt ol the Weal Ono-Hall o f tbo East One-Half ol the Northeast Quarter of the Northeast Quarter In Section 17. Tbwnshlp *0 South, Range SO le a l, being thro acraa, more or teas, known on the plat a* part o f No IS the South Farm*. Crystal Lake The South Five (I) acres of that portion o l the NW 1/4 o f the NE t/4 o l the NS 1/4 of Sootten 17. TownoMp SO South. Range SO East. Seminole County. Florida, lying eeal o f the Lake Mary and Orlando Road (O R. Book *01. Pago 010) TO O !TH IS WITH: Tha Norik 40 Iasi a f tha W ail t n ol the East S/S o f the South t/ f of die Norik 1/1 ot the Northeast 1/4 of Section 17, Township *0 South. Range SO Eaat, Seminole County, Florida. Containing 10.SS eoras. more or lose. •aid pro parte Is approved aa and te lo be developed aa a ahoppfng canter. The amendment request la lor the deletion o f a requirement that one ot the tenant* must be a tS.000 square tool grocery atore The applicant propoaa* tha location of the Telephone Co. o f Central Florida. Inc. within tha squats footage •dotted to die grocery store. The subfect tenant tpaos is appro* • hnately **.000 square tool In sire and Is currently boMt The Oaka ■hopping Canter was approved as an approalmate 04,000 square A oopv o f tha Agreement I* available lor Inspection In ftu Community Development Office, Lake Mary City Ha*. 100 Merit Country Club Road. Lake Mary. Florida, Monday through Friday bora SOO a m undl 0:00 p u t. or you may caN SI4-S040 for Infer Interacted part lea may appear and ba heard regarding tha propoaad amendment or written comment* may ba Mod with die City Cterh at 100 Norik Country Club Road. Lake Mary. Florida. NOTE: PERSONS ARE AO VISED THAT A TAPED RECORD OF THIS MEETING IS MADE BV THE CITY FOR ITO CONVENIENCE. THIS RECORD MAT NOT CONSTITUTE AN ADEOUATS RECORO FOR THE PURPOSES OF ARFEAL FROM A DECISION MAOS BV THE CITY. ANY PINSON WISHING TO ENSURE THAT AN ADE­ QUATE NECORO OF THE PROCEEDINGS IE MAINTAINED FON APPELLATE PURPOSES IB ADVISED TO MAKE THE NECESSARY ARRANGEMENTS AT HtS ON HEN OWN EXPENSE. Fa n ant with dieebfktiee needtng aa aw fence to panfalpate la any o f theee p ro ceed in g aho old contact the C ity* AOA Coordinator at facet 48 hour* In advance of tha mealing at (407) 114-10*4 City ol Lake Mary. Florida Carol A. Footer. City Cterh Dated: April SO. IM S Publish: April SO, 1000 DSP-100 THE LAW LAW !OFFICIO OF THE DAVID J. STERN. P A. ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF •01 B. University Drive Suita SOO Plantation, FL SSSS4 (•ot) ns-sooo •7-1 MSS (MAE) (CWF) In accordance with tha American with Disabilities Act. persona with disabilities need­ ing a special accommodation la participate in this proceeding should contact tha Clark a t tha Ckcutt Court at Iha SEMINOLE County Courthouse al 407-1*14SM EXT. 4*17. net later than seven days prior to tha pro­ ceeding || hearing impaired. 1•00-MS-S771 |fDD) or 1-000M l >0770, via Florida Relay Sendee. Publish April M . and May 7, w r itiIN TH E B M G ItfT CO URT OF T H E IM M TB B B TN JUDICIAL 6 IB 0 U IT SEMINOLE COUNTY, CIVIL ACTION B A M MO. I T - I l l F ID IN A L NATIONAL MORTGAGE ASSOCIATION. Plain U11(a). vs. ■COTT C TRAVIS, at al. osp-ttr (!’ '4/t M TH E C IR C U IT CO UNT OF T N I IM N T IE N T M 'JUDICIAL BIROUIT m AND FDR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLOW DR CIVIL ACTION C A M NO. M - t t f - C A DIVISION 14-K RYLANO MORTGAGE COMPANY. Plaintiff. v* DEBRA LYNN M US BEK, ot al Defendant!*) NO TICS OF ACTION TO: DEBRA LVNN MUSBEK LAST KNOWN RISIDENCS: T10 Lighthouse Court Altamonte Spring*. FL 12714 CURRENT RESIDENCE: ■' UNKNOWN ANY AND ALL UNKNOWN , FARTIES CLAIMING BY. THROUGH. UNDER ANO AGAINST THE HEREIN NAMED INDIVIDUAL DEFENDANT (Ml WHO ARE NOT KNOWN TO BE DEAD OR ALIVE. WHETHER SAID UNKNOWN PARTIES MAY . CLAIM AN INTEREST AS ‘ SPOUSES, HEIRS. DEVISEES. '• GRANTEES, OR OTHER CLAIMANTS LAST KNOWN RESIDENCE: UNKNOWN CURRENT RESIDENCE: UNKNOWN YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an action to foreclose a mortgage ( on the following property in SEMINOLE County. Florida: LOT St, THE LANDING. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT . THEREOF. RECOROEO IN P U T BOOK St. PACKS 41 THROUGH St. OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORi- * DA. TOGETHER WITH THE FOL­ LOWING PERSONAL PROPER­ TY: RANOE/OVEN. REFRIGERA­ TOR. DISHWASHER. DISPOS­ AL. VENT/FAN. W/W CARPET, ha* boon Itted ■gainst you and you era required la earn* a copy ot your written defense*, H any, within 10 day* after Ih* Ural publication ol thia Notice of Action, on Echevarria, McCalla, Raymar. Barren S Frappisr. Plaintiff's attorney, whoa* address to SOI Beyshora Boulevard. Suite 100, Tampa.. Florid* 11404. and IMo Ih* orig­ inal wllh this Court olthor botora service on PUfntllf'* attorney or Immediately there­ after. otherwise a dalautt wW b* anterad against you lor tho •allot demanded In Iha Complain! or petition. This nobs* shall ba published • one* each weak for two con •’ sacuttv* week* in tha ••m m ol* ! Herald . WITNEM my hand and tha aaal ot this Court on this 7thl day o f April. / IS M . (U A L ) Maryann* Mara* Clark o l the Court Oy Cecallo V Ekarn Aa Deputy Clark PH W iT IB B A C T BF I B M ■a- BT-S era a paraan with a die-! ability who need* soy oceom- ' modeOen In order Is participate ' Inlhl* proceeding, you are a n ti-. P ff!,i * 1 — 1 • * i f A b «•*;• pruvision ef certain aaaiatanoa. . «••*# con loci Court • I M l N. Pork*. n. urn, (sort m -itM oat!-' NOTICE IE HEREBY GIVEN pursuant to an Order Rescheduling Foractoeura Eels dated Aprs tt a d . IS M . and anterad in Caaa NO. 07-148 ot the Circuit Court ol Iha EMM- 4*27 within't M 2 * t e daM U f .. n : wh2 JJjbJtoh: April M . sad May 7, DSP-2M �I Seminole Herald. Sanford. Florida • Thursday. April 30. 1998 * I I People To file or not to file for bankruptcy CALEN D AR Manon, Alateen ALANON ALATEEN leetlngs are held every Thuraay. at 8 p.m., at Sanford hrlstlan Church. 730 Upsala load. Sanford. For Informa- Hue Grate Pickers Sanford Blue Grass Pickers leet every Thursday, from 6-10 m.. at the Greater Sanford hamber of Commerce. Pickrs and grlnnera are welcome. or Information, coll John hoffer, 829-4931 anford Historic Trust The Sanford Historic TYust icets the first Thursday of the lonth, at 7 p.m.. at the First treet Gallery. 207 Magnolia 9 to 11 n.m.. at the Geneva Elementary School In the old school building, comer of First and Main Street tn Geneva. The clinic Is sponsored by the Seminole County Health De­ partment In conjunction with the Seminole County Sheriffs Office and Geneva Elementary School. For Information, call 349-0284. Substance abuse discussed SAFE, Substance Abuse Family Education, la conduct­ ing a 'Families In Crisis* out­ reach program. Interested or­ ganizations wanting to contact the Life Savers Club of SAFE may call Libby Kuhorske at 291-4357. Seniors moot mateur Radio The Lake Monroe Amateur adlo Society meeta every first hursday. at 7:30 p.m., at the rnlor Center. Lake Triplett rtve, Casselberry, For tnforration, call Karl Lambert, 095704, or A1 Kirk. 322-4487. Inlvsrsity Women American Association of Inlvcrslty Women meets the rat Thursday of each month it 7 p.m. at the Rolling Hills Moravian Church. State Road 134. Longwood. American Legion American Legion Post 53 and Jnlt meet the second Ihurslay, at 8 p.m.. at the Post dome. 2874 S. Sanford Ave. for Information, call 322-1652. flgeon Fanciers The Central Florida Pigeon ranciers Association meets the hlrd Thursday of each month, it 7:30 p.m., at the Seminole "ounty Agricultural Center. [300 Orlando Drive. Sanford. ror more Information, contact nick Kelly at 291-4346. Sunrise Kiwanls The Seminole * sunrise Klranla Club meets every Friday, it 7 a.m.. at Shoney'a. US 1712. south of Airport Boulevard. }uest are welcome. For tnfornaUon. call Tony McDaniel at 124-0469. LAKE MARY—A senior’s group meets for lunch the sec­ ond Friday of each month at Lake Mary Church of the Nazarenc. 171 E. Crystal Lake Ave. The noon meeting Is held In the Fellowship Hall. For more information, con­ tact Bill at 322-1000. Daughters of Confederacy A free clinic to Include blood treasure check, blood sugar Krreenlng and Immunizations will be held every Friday, from MANNY ACEVEDO debtor Is unable to convince all o f his or her creditors to go along with the payment plan, a debtor may opt to consult with a debt counseling agency. The agency will, for a fee. organize a “work-out" through which the agency will act as an Intermediary. First the agency will establish payment schedules with the creditors. Then, the agency will determine a reasonable budget for the debtor and require the debtor to pay to the agency all of hts or her disposable Income. Finally, the agency will make payments to the creditors In accordance with the "work-out* agreements. In situations like the ones described above filing for bankruptcy la probably not necessary and therefore probably not the best answer. Howrvrr. when a debtor's financial situation is threatening his or her Job. his or her health, and/or his or her ability to provide for necessities. filing for bankruptcy may be the best way for the debtor to deal with financial problems. There are three main types of bankruptcy proceedings provided under the law. The first type Is a Chapter 7 Bankruptcy which Is known as 'straight' bankruptcy or "liquidation.' It requires a debtor to give up property which exceeds his or her exemptions no that the property can be sold to pay creditors. The second type is a Chapter 11 Bankruptcy which Is known as 'reorganization." It Is used mainly by businesses but Is sometimes used by Individual debtors whose debts are very large. The third type Is the Chapter 13 Bankruptcy which Is known as "debt adjustment.* It requires a debtor to file a plan to pay debts (or parts of debts) from current Income. Naturally, the type of bankruptcy proceeding to be selected will depend on a number of factors Including the debtor's Income, his or her assets and their form of ownership, and his or her liabilities. People who ore having trouble paying their debts oftentimes consider filing for bankruptcy because bankruptcy law offers a debtor a chance to start fresh. However, whether filing for bankruptcy Is the best answer depends on each Individual's situation. Therefore, a debtor should not rush Into filing for bankruptcy without considering other options. In tile coming weeks we will be discussing what filing for bankruptcy can and cannot do and other aspects of bankruptcy law. Manny Acevedo Is a practicing attorney tn Seminole County and a member o f the Florida Bar. He can be reached by calltng 323-4080. This column Is fo r general lirformatlon only and should not be relied upon tn lieu o f consulting an attorney about your problem. NEAT-N-TIDY ALL CLEAN SERVICE Norman dcVere Howard Chapter of the United Daugh­ ters of the Confederacy meets on the last Friday of the month. For Information, call 322-1425. Art Association Sanford-Seminole Art Asso­ ciation meets on the fourth Saturday o f each month, at 1 p.m., at Shoney'a In Stanford. Those Interested In art are welcome to ottend." OFFICE CLEANING s 2 The Seminole Bromotiad So­ ciety meets the third Sunday of the month, at 2 p.m., at San­ ford Oarden Club. U.S. 17-92 at Fairmont Avenue. Sanford. All aspects of bromeliad culture are covered during tire meet­ ings. The society Is afilltated with the Florida Council of Bromollad Societies and the Bromeliad Society Inc. For Information, call Bud Martin, 321-0638. A local chapter of Weight Watchers meets at the Lake Mary Community Building every Thursday from 4:45 to 6:45 p.m. 0 321-7099 * 324-1177 Bromeliad Society Weight Watchere rraa clinic Friday People who are having trouble paying Ihclr debts oftentimes consider filing for bankruptcy. However, filing for bankruptcy Is not always the best answer. Whether filing for bankruptcy Is the best answer or not will depend on the debtor's Income, his or her assets, and how far behind he or she Is In making payments. In situations where all or most of the Income and the assets o f the debtor are exempt. the debtor Is essentially "Judgment-proof" and the exemptions afforded by Florida law will provide most of the protections that filing for bankruptcy would. Therefore, In those situations, filing for bankruptcy will merely result In an unnecessary expenditure of time and money. Likewise, In situations where the debtor Is not too far behind tn payments, filing for bankruptcy may be unnecessary. In these cases, by proposing a reasonable payment plan, a debtor may be able to convince his or her creditors to delay further collection action, wait longer for payment, or accept reduced payments. However, tf a Uconeod » Bgndtd American Legion scholarship recipients '****.***0*1 Forty and Eight group of tha American Lsgton in Recipients of 1400 scholarships art (from IsIt) Sanford recently preeenlad three scholarships to the Dtorma Brown, Tammy Orta and KknHotoery. nursina oraaram at Oamlnoto Community Catena Ths Nosy n eph ew should h e a r ‘N o ’ w h en he conies to visit DEAR ABBY: My friend "Elaine" ■ s nephew who visits her often, t every Ume he and his wife stay vemii ‘ >t, she catches them going trough her dresser drawers snS esk. Elaine has always been good to tem, and even loaned them her car vd travel trailer for their vocation, am incensed that they nose -ound in her private belongings, id she's none too happy about it ther. She's always happy to see them go. Aboy, what should Elaine ssy to them when they want to visit again? How would you handle this? CURIOUS D E A R C U R IO U S ) I f E la in e fe e ls o b lig a t e d to e n te r ta in these nosy Individuals, the least she can do to protect herself is to lock h e r desk and bedroom door while they are visiting. H a d I e a u g h t gu ests g o in g TH U B B P A Y JP H — th ro u g h m y p e rso n a l b e lo n g ­ ings, I w ould have aaksd them to stop Immediately, and guided them to another mention in the bouse. It wouldn't happen a sec­ ond time, because the next time they w a n te d to visit, I w o u ld tell them, -Sorry, it’s not conve­ nient at this Ume.” And I would rep eat U ev ery tim e they h ad the nerve to ask. B T IM E non | o 30 | 9 on j « ao | iooo| »o jo ) n oi> | n 30 FlMtaf1*1 ABIGAIL VAN BUREN DEAR ABBY: About five or six years ago, my Aunt Jolene sent me some homemade penuche fudge for my birthday. It wae absolutely delicious. When I called to thank her, she told me she got tha radpe from your cookbooklet. She promised to share Tastinst' ing. The last Ume I asked her about it, she said she had lost the cookbooklet when she moved, end hadn't yet ordered another one. I have a birthday coming up In a couple of months, and I would like to give myself a gift of that fudge. an d m ixtu re com es to a bo il. Cook to soft ball stage (S38 de­ grees on candy therm om eter), s t ir r in g o n ly I f n e c e s s a r y . Immediately remove from heat a n d c o o l to lu k e w a r m (110 degrees). Do not » tir. A d d van illa and beat vigor­ ously until very thick and mix­ t u r e s t a rts to lo se its g lo s s . Quickly stir In nuts and spread Into prepared baking dish. Boors while warm, and cut when H im M a k e s 3 d o ze n 1 1/S-lnch squares. (P .S . You 'll dist next week!) 1. iniulr, 1lull Si|t».1»t* W ill ft Ainu11 t h-. ll ' .mini il *-* 1 CtNt M /l.S •>' LAKE MAIIY CINI f.lA HI Abby, would you please give me the recipe? HAZEL IN HAMPTON, N J. u -» D E A R H A Z E Li I 'd b e d e ­ lig h te d . A lh o u g h ch ocolate la m y p r e fe r e n c e , th a p e n u c h e fu d g e la w o n d e rfu l f a r people w b o a r e a lle rg lc t o a h o c o la t e .lt to In my eecond recipe collec­ tion, -M o re F svori to Recipes,” and very easy to make. 1/1 cup light 1/3 cup B u l k ^ ■w* w s n g s a L ja B B a B g g B ra s S g a n d b u tter l a eaueepan* C ook over medium heat, eurrtog coostantly, u n til a u g e r* d isso lve 7th Seminole County Tax Section, In the Seminole Herald is an advertisement for NEWMAN OB/GYN GROUP. PA. It list's the names of SOCORRO V. FRONGILLO, ARNP and ROSE M. COOUDGE, ARNP OB/GYN Nurse Practitioners. These nurse practition­ ers are no longer employed by NEWMAN OB/GYN GROUP, PA. We sincerely regret any inconvenience this may have caused the patients and staff of Dr. Newman. * S em in ole Herald �4 B ■Sntrxnol* Herakl. Sanford, Honda •Thursday. April X). 1990 Legal Notices N O TIC E S E M IN O LE C O U N T Y EXPR ESSW AY A U T H O R IT Y M E E TIN O the Seminole Courtly Itp tn tw tt Authority rttitttunfrt Ihel there will N s regularly txheduled public meeting lo which all person* * e'e invited a* follow* OATE Tue»dsy May 1 } I M S (NOTE NEW DAY) TIME < 30 PM (NOTE NEW TIME) LOCATION S*n»no>a County Service* (luilrt.ng Room 1028 1101 Ea«t Flr*t Strawt Senlord. Florida 32771 GENERAL SUBJECT MATTER TO BE DISCUSSED Adve*1i»ed public hearing rayardios rul* maArng and H it ptopoiad GraanaWay 'M istin g Link* between US 17/82 and Intaralala A in Semrnol# County Additional Inlormalion may ba oblainad by contacting Seminole County Expressway Authority Phona (407) 323-2560. attention ST40 PERSONS W ITH DISABILITIES N ECOING A S S ISTA N CE TO PARTICIPATE IN ANY O f THESE PROCEED ING S SH OULD C O N ­ TA C T THE SEMINOLE C O U N TY EXPRESSW AY A U TH O R ITY O f f ICE AS HOURS IN ADVANCE O f TH E M EETING AT 133-2SOO. EXTEN SIO N ST40 P ERSONS ARE ADVISEO TH AT If TH EY DECIDE TO APPEAL ANY D EC IS IO N S MADE AT TH ESE MEETINGS/HEARINGS. TH EY WILL NEED A RECORD O f TH E P R O C E ED IN G S AND fO R SUCH PURPOSE TH EY MAY NEED TO ENSURE TH AT A VERBATIM R ECO R D O f THE P R O C E ED IN G S IS MADE W HICH INCLUDES THE T E S T I­ M ONY AND EVIDENCE UPON W HICH TH E APPEAL IS TO BE B AS ED . PER S E C TIO N 2S6 CIOS f LO R IDA STA TU TES PUBLISH April 30 IM S DEP-2S1 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT O f T N I 1RTM JUDICIAL CIRCUIT O f FLORIDA IN AND FON SEMINOLE COUNTT GENERAL JURISDICTION DIVISION CASE NO. 88-4083-C A>t« Ola K NATIONAL CITY M ORTGAGE COMPANY. Pi amt itl. VS DOUGLAS C PHILLIPS and MARSHALLYN 1 PHILLIPS, al a l . Oalandantt NOTICE O f FORECLOSURE BALE Nolwa i« haraby gtvan that, pur*uant lo lhal Final Judgment ol Foreclosure dated April 22nd IS M and entered HI Civil caaa number 86-0043-CA-74 Dry K. ol INa Circuit Court o l the iStti Judicial Circuit In and for Saminola Counly. Florida. ■Thaiam NATIONAL CITY MORT­ GAGE COMPANY. I* Plaintiff and DOUGLAS C. PHILLIPS. MARSHALLYN J PHILLIPS. NORWE ST FINANCIAL SYSTEM FLORIDA. INC.. Is/ara Delendant(a). I will tall to Iha higheat and batt biddar lor caah at the watt Iron! door ol lha Saminola County courthouee in Sanlord. Saminola Counly Florida, at 11 00 A M. on the 21th day of May. IM S. lha following da ten bad proper­ ly aa sal troth Hi aald final Judgment, lo wll LOT St. BLOCK A. WOOD­ BINE. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF A t RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK SI. PAGES I t AND 13. PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA NOTE PURSUANT TO THE FAIR 0EDT COLLECTION PRACTICES ACT YOU ARE ADVISED THAT THIS LAW FIRM It DEEMED TO BE A DEBT COLLECTOR ATTEMPTING TO COLLECT A DEBT AND ANT INFORMATION OBTAINED WILL BE USED FOR THAT PURPOSE Dated the 23rd day s f April, IM S MARYANHE MORSE ClerX o l Circuit Court By Dorothy W Bolton Deputy ClerX COOILIS S STAWIARIKI 4010 Boy Scout Boulevard Sulla AM Tampa. Florida 33401 Tala phona (111) 877-8004 c s s F s r-O A iio Pubkah April 10. and May T. IM S DSP-113 IN TNS CIRCUIT COURT OP TNS IM N T B S im i JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, M AND FOR • IM INO LS COUNTT, FLORIDA CIVIL DIVISION CASS NO.l 1 7 -2 1 4 ] CA 14 K GIRARD SAVINGS BANK. FSB Plain llH, v* IN E IO MAMMON. ALAFAYA WOODS HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION, WC . AN UNKNOWN PERSON IN POSSESSION OF THE SUBJECT PROPERTY. Dalandanta N O T IC I OF FORSCLOSURB SALS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN punuant lo a Final Judgmant of Foracloaura dated APRIL 12nd. IM S end entered In Ceee No §7*2243 CA 14 K. ol Ihe Circuit Court ol Ihe EIGHTEENTH Judicial Circuit Hi and tar SEMI­ NOLE County. Florida wherein • PtamiiH end INEZ D SUM ­ MON . ALAFAYA WOODS HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION. INC. AN UNKNOWN PERSON IN POSSESSION OF THE SUB­ JECT PROPERTY ere d efen ­ dant* I will *eH lo the highaet end beat Udder lor caah a l the Waal Iron! door* ol Ihe SEMI­ NOLE Counly Courthowae, M S A N F O O . Florida, al 1100 o'clock A M on th* 21th day ol MAY, 1SSS lha following described property aa aet forth hi said Final Judgment, lo wH. LOT 10. ALAFAYA WOOOS PHASE X. ACCORDING TO THE MAP OR PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK SF. PAOES I t THROUGH 14. IN THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA DATED this 13rd day of April. IM S Maryann# Mora# Aa Clerk ol eaid Court By Deborah Conanl A* Deputy Clark Law Ollicea ol Marshall C Walaon P A 2400 E Commercial Cottal Tower. Suite t t I FI Lauderdale. FL 33301 Pubheh April 30. and May 7. IM S OCP 281 Legal Notices N O TIC E OF P U B LIC A U C TIO N Nolle# i* hr-1» by given McConnell Towing will sell al Public Auction lor Salvage lor Cash on Demand to highest brddet Ihe Inflowing described vehicle* 8-32-88 *6 Cadi 1GSDW64Y7G472ISS 17 Ford 1FMC Al 1UXHZAO 79777 50 Cadi IG6CD47S3G4224S01 SS Dodge 204FK413GJRGM9C4 S7 Chevy IO ID L S 1 HXHX1142S2 S-23-0S SS BuicX 1G4AL10E0F D4SS22S 51 Nissan JN1H204S0BX2S91 70 Pont 2G2AK37A1E2224ISS Dais PLS2142SI43 Ford 7A33FISS1I4 Ranch P1S70SS m u SS Merc 3MEPM3S X3JB610501 43 Toyol JT2EL4CS5P032237E 42 Volk WVWEB4 312NE2037S4 The Auction will be held al 12 00 pm on said dales above McConnell Towing A Recovery 2800 Sanlord Ave Sanlord. FL 32773 Prospective bidders may inspect vehicles on# hour prior lo sale Term* are cash or Certdted Funds McConnell Towing reserves the right to accept ol reiect any and all t»ds Publish April 30. 144* DE P-240 §4 70 77 S3 IN T N I CIRCUIT COURT OF T N I EIGHTISNTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA CASE NO. 00-687-CA-t4-W Sara M Cola Plain till vs Bsllarar Carnllo and his unknown spouse, heir*, devisee*, grantee* creditor* and all other partlea claiming by. through, under, or against him. and Ana E Bermudas and her unknown spouts, heir* devisees grameei. creditors, and all other parties claiming by. thmugh, under, or again,! her. Data ndants NOTICE OF ACTION TO Ballatar Carrillo and his unknown spouts, hair*, devisees grantees, creditor*, and all other parties claiming by. through, under, or against him. and Ana E Bermuda/ and her unknown kpoute, hairs, devisee*, grantees creditors, and all other parties claiming by. through, under, or again*) hat. Defendant* YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an action lo foreclose a mortgage on lha lollowmg properly •" Seminole County Florida Lot 1S Block 20 North Orlando according to lha plat thereof aa recorded In Ptal Book t t Page 10 o l lha Public Record* ol Semi not* Counly Florida has bean filed again*I you and you are required to eerve e copy o l your errttlen detente*. If any to It on Paul A. Miller PlalntllT* attorney. whose address is 1217 E. Robmton Si Orlando. Florida 32S01. wtlhtn 30 day* altar the Inst publica­ tion ol this nonce and tile ihe original with the clerk o l this court either before service on Ptamtitl'e attorney or immedi­ ately thereafter, otherwise a default will ba an It red again*! you lor Ihe relief demanded In Ihe complaint or petition DATED on Ihe 24lh day ol APRIL. IM S Meryanne Morse Aa Clerk o l Ihe Court By Deborah Corient Aa Deputy Clerk Pubheh April 30. end May F. IM S DEP-2S2 IN T N I CIRCUIT COURT FOR M Ml NO LB COUNTY, FLORIDA CASS NO.l PA-200-CP IN RE THE ESTATE OF LLSAHOR DISANTO. also known as CLEANORA DISANTO ■ones Deceased OF ADMINISTRATION The adminit nation ol lha estate of ELEANOR A DISANTO, deceased, File Number St-220CP. la pending in lha Circuit Court, lor Saminola Counly. Florida, Probata OhrHIon. lha address o l which Is 301 N Park Avenue. Sanlord. Florida 32772 The name end address ol Ihe Personal Representative and lb* Personal Representative's attorney are eel forth below ALL INTERESTED PERSONS ARE NOTIFIED THAT All persons on whom (Me notice le served who have objections dial challenge the validity o l die Will, die quelillca Ilona ol the Personal Repretentad**. venue, or Jurisdie Hon o f this Court art required lo file their objection* ■nth this Court WITHIN THE LATER OF THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATS OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY OATS AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THSM All creditor* ol Ihe decedent and other person* having dalm e or demand* against decedents etta l* on whom a copy ol due notice lo served within due* months attar the bale al the lire! publication ol this notice must Ilia than claims with Mile Court WITHIN THE LATER OF THREE MONTHS AFTER THE OATE OF T H i FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY DAYS AFTER THE OATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM. AM other creditors o l the deca­ dent and persona having claims dam's estate mutt III* their claims with One Court WITHIN THREE MONTHS AFTER THE OATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICA­ TION OF THIS NOTICE ALL CLAIMS. DEMANDS AND OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED WILL BE FOREVER BARRED The d e l* o l the first Publication o l Oils notice la April 30lh. IM S SIMONE S BCLAFOUIH Personal Representative 10S Anthony Drive Sanlord. Florida 12771 CAROL E DONAHUE Attorney 2431 Lea Road Winter Park. Florida 327SS (407)740-8000 Florida Bar No 240401 Pubheh April 30. end May 7, IM S ocp-trr Legal Notices Legal Notices IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE I0TN JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA QENERAL JURISDICTION DIVISION CASE NO: ST-2SSS C A I4 K CAPSTEAD, INC PLAINTIFF VS STACEY A B l a c k IF LIVING AN0 IF DEAD THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE HEIRS. DEVISEES G R AN TEES. ASSIGNEES. LIENORS. CREDITO R S, TR U S TE E S AND ALL OTHER PARTIES CLAIM ING AN INTEREST BY THROUGH, UNDER OR AGAINST STACEY A BLACK MICHAEL K BLACK IF LIVING AND IF 0 E A 0 . THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE. HEIRS. DEVISEES. G R AN TEES ASSIGNEES. LIENORS C R EDITO R S TR USTEES AND ALL O THER PARTIES CLAIM ING AN IN TER EST BY TH RO UG H UNDER OR AGAINST M ICHAEL K BLACK. MONOGRAM HOME EOUITY CORPORATION, JOHN DOE AND JANE DOE AS UNKNOW N TEN AN TS IN POSSESSION DEFENDANT(S) NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN pursuant lo a Summary Final Judgment ol foreclosure dated APRIL 22nd, IM S . entered in Civil Case No 97-2858 CA14 K ol Ihe Circuit Court ol the IS TH Judicial Circuit in and lor SEM I­ NOLE County. SANFO R D, Florida. I will sail lo die highest and besl bidder lor cash al lha FRONT DOOR OF THE C O U R T­ HOUSE ol lha SEM INOLE County Courthouse located at 301 N PARK AVENUE. S A N ­ FORD m SANFORD Florida, al 1 1 00 a m on lha 24th day ol MAY. 1448 lha following described property as sal forth in said Summary Final Judgment, lo-wit LO TS 736. 737. 738. AND 734 AND THE W EST 1/2 OF LOTS 740 AND 741. TOWN OF LO N G WOOD. ACCO R DING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED IN PLAT DOOK I. PAGES(S) IE21 OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE C O UNTY. FLO R I­ DA Dated this 23rd day ol April. IM S (CIRCUIT COURT SEAL) MARYANNE MORSE Clark ol Ilia Circuit Court Dy Deborah Conanl Deputy Clerk THE LAW OFFICES OF DAV10 J STERN. P A ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF SOI S Unrvertily Drive Suita tOO Plantation. FL 33324 (454) 733-1000 ■7-10003 (FNMA) (CAP) In accordance wtlh the American with Oteabthliee A c t persona with dtaabWIiae need­ ing a special accommodation to participate in thie proceeding should contact Ihe Clerk ol the Circuit Court al the SEMINOLE County Courthouse al 407-3234130. not la tar than seven day* prior lo the proceeding. II hear­ ing impaired. 1-800-851.177! (TDD) or 1-SOO-SSS-S770, via Florida Relay 8*rvie*. Publish April 30. and May 7. IM S DSP-284 NOTICE OF FICTITIOUS NAME Notice I* hereby given lhal I am engaged in business al 103 Eatlwlnd Cl . Sanlord. FL 32773. Seminole Counly Flnrida. under Ihe Fictitious Name ol BOOK WURMS and thal I intend to regular said name wllh the Division ol Corporations, Tetlehe***# Florida. In accordance with the provision* ol Ihe Fictitious Name Statute*. To-Wd Section 645 04 Florida Statute* 1441 Sharon C Sanderson Publish April 30, 144S DCP-2SS __________________ IN THS CIRCUIT COURT OF T H I ISTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IH ANO FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA GENERAL JURISDICTION DIVISION CASS NO: ST 2S4T C A I4 -K NemWEST M O RTGAGE, INC . A CALIFORNIA CORPORATION F/K/A NORW EST MORTGAGE. INC . A MINNESOTA CORPORATION PLAINTIFF VS KURT A GRADFR. IF LIVING AND IF DEAO, THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE. HEIRS DEVISEES. GR AN TEES ASSIGNEES LIENORS CREDITORS TR U S TE E S ANO ALL O THER PARTIES CLAIM INQ AN IN TER EST DY. THROUQH. UNDER OR AGAINST KURT A GRADER JU D Y GRADER ALAFAYA W OODS HOM EOW NER’S ASSOCIATION. INC . JOHN DOE AND JANE DOE AS UNKNOWN TENANTS IN POSSESSION DEFENOANT(S) NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE NO TICE IS HEREBY OIVEN purtuanl lo a Summary Final Judgment ol loreclotur* dalad APRIL 22nd. 1948. entered In Civil C at* No 87 2S47 CA 14-K ol Ihe Circuit Court ol the IS TH Judicial Circuit in end lor SEMI­ NOLE Counly. SANFORD. Florida. I will (all to lha highaal and b e lt bidder lot ca*h al the W EST FRONT OOOR OF THE C O U R TH O U S E of lha SEM IHOLE C ounly C ouilhouta located at 301 NORTH PARK AVENUE. SANFO R O in S A N ­ FORD, Florida, al 11 00 a m on lha 2«th day ol MAY. M M the following described property B* eel forth In estd Summary Fin«l Judgment, to-wit LOT 31. ALAFAYA WOOOS PHASE XV. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF. RECORD­ ED IN PLAT BOOK 31 PAQEB ■4-17 OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA Deled this 21rd day ol April, (CIRCUIT COURT SEAL) MARYANNE MORSE Clerk ol the Circuil Court By. Deborah Conanl Deputy Clerk THE LAW OFFICE! OF DAVID J. STERN. P.A ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF SOI S. Unrvertily Ortva lull# (00 Plantation. FL 33324 (M 4) 233-4000 • 7 -IM tS (NOR) In accordance wtlh lha American with DtsebMitte* Act, should contact Hi* Clark ol the Circuit Court at the SEMINOLE County Courthouse at 447-313* 4310 EXT 4227. not later Rian aevan day* prior lo Ihe pro­ ceeding. II hearing impaired. 1* 300-45S-3771 (TDD) or 1-E04 ■13-1770. via Florid* Relay Service Publish April 30. and Mcy 7, IM S DEP-231 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OP THE ISTN JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND PON SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA QENERAL JURISDICTION DIVISION C A B I NOl o r 2384 C A T * K OCWEN FEDERAL BANK. FEB PLAINTIFF VS in t h i e m e w r r c o u r t , THOMAS J OARVER. IF IN AND PON LIVING, AND IF DEAD. OSMINOLE OOUNTY, THE UNKNOWN FLORIDA SPOUSE. HEIRS. DEVISEES. CASE NO. ET-tSN B-O A-f4-A ORANTEES. ASSIGNEES. COUNTRYWIDE HOME LIENORS. CREDITORS, LOAN!, INC . l/k/a TRUSTEES AND ALL OTHER COUNTRYWIDE FUNDING PARTIES CLAIMING AN CORPORATION. INTEREST BY. Plaintiff, THROUQH, UNDER OR ve. AGAINST THOMAS J. GREGORY B MULLEN OARVER. MARIA D OARVER. (8E2134-S3-1788); IF UV1NO. AND IF DEA0, THE KEITH M. ENOS (S S I UNKNOWN).___ . UNKNOWN SPOUSE. HEIRS. DEVISEES. ORANTEES. UNKNOWN TENANT I; TERRY J. BURDETTE, ASSI0NEES, LIENORS. SUSAN HUEBNSR CREDITORS. TRUSTEES BURDETTE: STATS OF AND ALL OTHER PARTIES FLORIDA. DEPARTMENT O f CLAIMINQ AN INTEREST LABOR A EMPLOYMENT BT. THROUGH. UNDER OR AGAINST MARIE 0 OARVER. SECURITY, end our unknown hairs, devisees, gran teat ASSOCIATES FINANCIAL creditor*, and nNwr unkn SERVICES COMPANY OF person* or unknown FLORIDA. INC.;JOHN DOE AND JANE DOE spouse* claiming by. AS UNKNOWN TENANTS through and under any ol IN POSSESSION the above-named Delendsnl>, DEFENDANT(S) Defendant* NOTICE OF POREOLMNNB B A L I OF FORECLOSURE SALE NOTICE la hereby given that NOTICE IE HEREBY OIVEN Ihe undersigned Clerk ol Ihe pursuant lo a Summary Final Circuil Court o t Seminole Judgmant ol foreclosure dated County. Florida. wM on the Mth APRIL fin d . IS M , entered in day of MAT, IM S . at 1100 Civil C ate No S7 23S4 CAM K o'clock A M. at tha Wool Front ol ttie Circuit Court o l the ISTH door ol lha Sandnat* County Judicial Circuit in and lor SEMI­ Courthouta Ni Sontard. Florid*, NOLE County. SANFORD. offer lor is le and **M *1 public Florida. I wiH sail lo the highest outcry lo the highest and best and b a il biddar tor cash at lha bidder lor cash, the Iolio wingWEST FRONT DOOR OF THE described property tit us I* in COURTHOUSE o l lha SEMI­ Seminole County, Florida. NOLE County Courthouta Lot l i t . Deer run Unit 148. located al 301 NORTH PARK AVENUE. SANFORO In SAN­ according to the Plat thereat a* FORD. Florida, al 11 00 a m. on Recorded in Plat Book 30, Ihe 2tth day o l MAT. IM S lha Paget 7t and Ft. o l the Public following described property a* Records o l Seminole County, eat forth In said Summary Final Florida Judgment, lo-wtt. pursuant to lha Final Judgment entered In a c a t* pending In LOT S4. OAKLAND HILLS. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT M id Court Nw etyl* of which It Indies lad above. THEREOF AS RECORDED IN WITNESS my hand and official PLAT BOOK t l . PAOES S3 AND keel ol said Court this (7th day S4. PUBLIC RECORDS OF ol APRIL, t m SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA (COURT BEAL) Dalad this 23rd day ol April, MARYANNE MORSE IM S CLERK OF THE (CIRCUIT COURT SEAL) CIRCUIT COURT MARYANNE MORSE By Deborah Conanl Clark a l Ilia Circuit Court Deputy Clark Dy: Deborah Conanl II you are a person with a dis­ Deputy Clark ability who need* any accom ­ THE LAW OFFICES OF modation in order lo participate DAVID J. STERN. P A in thi* proceeding, you am enti­ ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF tled. el not cost to you. to die SOI S University Drive provision o l certain assistance Sulla tOO Pleas* contact Court adnuniePlantation. FL S3I24 Iralor, 301 N. Park Avenue, (4M| 233-8000 Bulla N30t. Sanlord. Florida S7-17711 (BFB) 31771, (407) S23-4330 a 4 t(7 , In accordance with lha ( working day* o f your American with Diiebihtie* Act. o l IN * (nonce o f persons wtlh dtiabihlie* need­ Foreclosure Sale); If you are ing a spec la I accommodation to hearing impaired, call 1-800psrticipele in thl* proceeding •S3-E77I, it you am voice should contact lha Clerk ol the impaired, call 1-E00-MS-S770 Circuit Court at lha SEMINOLE ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF Counly Courthouse al 407-123Robert H. Hoech. Jr . Esquire 4330, not later than seven days Butler E Notch, P A prior lo the proceeding II hear­ 31 EE B. Conway Rd . E l* E ing Impaired. 1-SOO-SSS-S77I Orlando. Florida M i l I (TOO) or I-000-SSI-S770. via Florida Relay Service 14071 M l-E (0 0 Pubheh April 30. and May 7. »*««>hah April 30. and May 7. IB M Dip-334 DIP-231 Legal Notices S e m in o le IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTT. FLONIDA PROBATE DIVISION f il e n o H e r a ld ~ CLASSIFIED AD R A TES ; . ta -e o -c p IN BE TH E ESTATE OF DORIS E DUDGEON. Deceateil NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION The administration ol the estate ol DORIS E DUDGEON, iteceeied. File Number 08-30CP. i* pending in lb* Circuit Court lor 5eminole. Florida, Pro bale Division, lha address ol which i* Seminole County Courthouse, 301 N Park Avenue. Sanlord, F I 32771 Tha name and address ol Ihe per­ sonal representative and ol lha personal repre*entalnre'« attor­ ney are *a| forth below ALL CLAIM S AND O B JE C ­ TIONS NOT SO FILED WILL BE FOREVER 0ARRED All Interested parson* are required lo Me with lha Court W1IHIN THREE MONTHS FROM THE OATE OF THE FIRST PUB­ LICATION OF THIS NOTICE (1) all claim* against lha e*lata and (2) any objection by an in itia lle d person lo whom nolle* wa* mailed lhal chal­ lenge* tha validity ol lha will. Ihe qualification* ot the person­ al representative, venue or funidicllon ol lha court Data o l lha lin t publication ol this notice ol administration April 30. 1S4S CONNIE L W ENZ Personal Representative Attorney lor Personal Representative CHARLES A OEHLINQER. ESO 440 Douglas Av* . Suita 100 Altamonte Spring*. FL 327t4 407/831 -4402 407/412-3536 las Florida Bar No 1MSS7 Publish April 30. and May 7. 1*41 DCP-211________________________ IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR SEMINOLE COUNTT. FLORIDA PROBATE DIVISION FILE NUMBER) 4S-S4-CP IN RE Estala ol JAMES PATRICK HEANEY Deceased NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION THE ADMINISTRATION ol Ihe estate of JAMES PATRICK HEANEV. deceased. File Number SI-S4-CP, I* pending In tha Circuit Court lor Seminole Counly. Florida. Probata Division. PO Drawer C, Sanlord. Florida 32772 The names end address** ol Ihe personal representative and ol lha personal representative's attorney are te l forth below ALL INTERESTED PERSONS ARE NOT1FIE0 THAT All person* upon whom I hr* nolle* It served who have obiection* lhal challenge the validity o l the will. Ihe qualifica­ tion* o l the personal represen­ tative, venue or jortediclton ol Ihie Court am required to hi* their objection* wilh thi* Court WITHIN THE LATER OF THREE MONTHS AFTER THS DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIE NOTICE OR THIRTY DATE AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIE NOTICE ON THEM AH creditors of Hi* decedent and other person* having dalm e or demand* egaln tl decedent's estate on arhom a copy ot thie N olle* Is » erred ■lawn du e* mendie alter the d el* e l the tin t public ation ot 0W* aattoa muat (Ha their claims with thl* Court WITHIN THE LATER OF THREE MONTHS AFTER THS OATE OF THS FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY DATS AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIE NOTICE ON THEM All othei creditors o l lha dece­ dent and persons having claim* againel lha decedent’* etta l* rrarnl Id* their claims with this Court WITHIN THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE ALL CLAIMS, DEMANDS AND OBJECTIONS NOT BO FILED WILL BE FOREVER BARRED The d a l* ol lha hr*I publica­ tion ol tide No b e* it April 23rd. 1988 ELIZABETH LIMPSROPOULOE, Personal Repressntalhre ■OS Northlake Drive Sanlord, FL 33T73 DOUGLAS R LAUNCH, EEC Fla Bar No 0437381 111 N. Park Avenue Sanford, FL 32771 (407) 330-3040 Attorney lor Personal Representative Publish April 23. 30. 1488 DEP-110 NOTICE OP A PUBLIC NEARINN TO OONEIDNN T H I ADOPTION OF AN OROMANOB NV THE CITY OF SANFORO, FLORIDA Notice I* hereby given lhal a Public Hearing wiN be held In dt* Commission Room al the City HaN in Ihe City * ( Sanford. Florida, at 7 00 o'clock PM. on May 11th, IS M . to consider the adoption e l an ordinance by the City a l Sanlord. Florida, tide ol which M aa fodosre: AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF SANFORO. FLORIOA. CLOS­ ING. VACATINO. AND ABANDONINO THAT CERTAIN NORTH-SOUTH ALLEY LYING BETWEEN WEST 14th S T R U T ANO WEET ISUi S T R U T AND BETWEEN OAK AVENUE AND ELM AVENUE IN THS CITY OF SANFORD. FLORIOA. RESERV­ ING AN EXCLUSIVE CITY OF •ANFOND PUBLIC SERVICES EASEMENT. PROVIDING FOR SEVERABILITY, CONFLICTS. AND EFFECTIVE OATE. A copy shall ba svtMebl* at the oft ice o l the City Clark tor a* parson* daalring to examine All parties in intereel and c lo ­ w n * ahaN have an opportunity to be heard a l aald hearing By order o l the City Commission o f the City o l Sanford. Florida. PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES NEEDINO ASSISTANCE TO PARTICIPATE IN ANY OF THEBE PROCEEDINGS SHOULD CON­ TACT THE HUMAN RESOURCES OFFICE AOA COORDINATOR AT 330-S42S 43 HOURS IN ADVANCE OF THE MEETING ADVICE TO THE PUBLIC: It a parson d ecides to appeal a dacielon mad* wIBi reaped to any mailer considered at the may need e verbatim resold ot testimony and evidence, which record it not provided by/lh* City o l Sanlord. ( F i 234 0101) Janet R Dougherty. CMC Clly Clerk Pubheh April 30. IEEE DCP-2*4 DEADLINES Tuesday thru Friday 12 Noon tho day botoro publication Sunday 12 Noon Friday adjustmentsalCREDixs r In tfio Bvont ol on error, ttvo Seminole Herald will be responsible for ttie first Insortion only and only lo (tie extent ol ttie cost ol ttiat , insertion Pteaso check ad lot accuracy ttie first day it runs TO PLACE AN APCALL S E M IN O L E O RLAND O 4 0 7 /3 2 2 -2 6 1 1 4 0 7 /8 3 1 -9 9 3 3 DEPARTMENT HOURS 8 AM - 5 PM MONDAY - FRIDAY NOW ACCEPTING I 15—H ealth & Beauty EXTRA HOLIDAY WEIGHT? 1-On-1 Personal Training ml Lifetime Fitness Free body tat analysis Dennis. Exercise PhyWotogri, 772-8087 16—Fo* S ale SECURITY BARS A DOORS Ue . 34 yri Exp 50 000 design* JVsq ft Free etl QuaMy guaranteed 904 983-0013 nr 407-324 3166 21— P e r s o n a l s ADOPTION Lrvng eipense* countetng A maAcal GIFT OF LIFE 800-118-8433 i Studio. Wah-m* welcome 7 days Private rrm Female Stall LoctMM776S 407-338-8300 23— L o s t & Fo u n d ALONE? F i t Moat RESPECT­ ED Dating Bissau Since 19771 A8 Age* md Sen cut Bringing People Together BOO-9224477 LAKE MARY- Wilson Dr/Vake Mary BMJ Mala Tan/Brcrwn. Pug Pekingese dog CaN 322•884 or 3234183. REWAROff 25—Special N otices Thar# w il ba a bene 14 rum­ mage tala on Saturday. May 2nd 1888, 8 4 al 2480 Mahorv vMa. The proceeds from (hi* sal* wd go to Via Cal Proaaetton Society a non-prolf chan organization in Sorrento M * are 127 homeAdopts ei into good hones Any t. Hem* or money, CaN 330-1873. h*ma tor tala include WO, BR eaicM has of a i F i l l axarctaa equip , beyet*. jewelry and much more and mtac Hama n * detail MAV (MOII 71—H elp W anted 27— N urseiv 5c Child Care TELEMARKETER) AN EXP LOVWQ MOM Provide* educational octhffes along wKh TIC A playroom, ton yrd Cart CPtVCDLReLRM* rata* Fo* Internee 3300700 GUARANTEED $ 10.50 P/H * IN TRAINING 55—Business O pportunities ‘EXTRA INCOME-98* $300 - $500 Dtstnbuong phona card* No ex­ perience necaaaary For mot# information vend a SA5E lo Primal m e Commumcationt P O BO* 694355 Miami. FL 33269 1355________________ BEST Horn* Buxine*a out Tier* If you era aenoul about making money w/ no *#4 ol prod, no n*. nonak Cal 262 3320___________ NOTICE OF A PUBLIC HEARING TO CONSIDER THE ADOPTION OF AN OROMANOB BV THE CITY OP 9 AN FORD, Nottee 1* hereby given lhal a Public Hearing wt* be held In Ihe Commit iron Room al the City Hall in the City ot Sanlord, Florida, at T:00 o ’clock PM on May 11 th. 1888. to coneldar lha adoption o l an ordinance by lha City o l Sanford, Florida, tills ol which I* aa follow*: o n Ol HANOI NO. 8818 AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF SANFORO. FLORIDA. AMENDINQ SECTION 1130. ‘ KEEPING OF JUNK CARE. PARTE AND DEBRIE WITHIN THE CITY LIMITS OF SANFORO. FLORIOA. EXCEPTION* OF THE SANFORD CITY CODE. ANO AMCN0ING SCHEDULE F. SEC­ TION 4. -INOPERABLE OR UNLICENSED VEHICLES* OF THE SANFORO LAND DEVEL­ OPMENT REGULATION. TO DELETE THOSE SECTIONS IN THEIR ENTIRETY AND ADD DEFINITIONS; PROVIDING FOR ABANDONMENT OF VEHICLU: PROVIDING FOR ALLOWING VEHICLE! TO REMAIN OVEN THIRTY (30) DAVE: PROVIDING FOR PENALTY: PROVIDING FOR CIVIL ACTION: PROVIDING FOR KXEPINO PROHIBITED: PROVIOINO FOR REMOVAL OF JUNK VEHICLES ON PUBLIC PROPERTY: PROVIDING FOR REMOVAL OF JUNK VEHICLES LOCATED ON PRIVATE PROP­ ERTY; PROVIDING FOR POWER O f CITY COMMISSIONERS TO CONTRACT FOR REMOVAL PROVIDING FOR COSTS OF REMOVAL PROVIDING FOR ENTHV POWERS. PROVIDING FOR SEVERABILITY. CON­ FLICT*, AND EFFECTIVE DATE. A copy thall be available al th* a Hiea of lha Clly Clark tor ek parson* detlnng to examine AX pert!** in inlereaf and eltitane ehaH have an opportunity to be heard at said hearing. By order o f the City Commlteion o l th* City o l Sanlord. Florida. PCNOONS WITH DISABILITIES NEEDINO ASSISTANCE TO PARTICIPATE IN ANY OF THESE PROCEED INGE SHOULD CON­ TACT THE HUMAN RESOURCES OFFICE AOA COORDINATOR AT 330-EOtt 43 HOURS IN ADVANCE OF THE MEETINO. ADVICE TO THE PUBLIC: It a person decide* te appeal a decision made with respect to any matter considered al tha abov* meeting or hearing, he may need a verbatim record ol th* proceeding*, including the testimony and evidence, which record la not provided by/lh# City o l Sanlord (F t 138 0108) Janet R. Dougherty. CMC City Clark Publish April 30. 1000 O t P-191 Earn 5200 5500 weekly mai. ng care o grama For more w formation vend a Mil-ad­ dressed Usmped envelop* to Oaan Card* A OR*. PO Bd* 612290 Miami FL 33261 ACCT. ACTIVATORS Hoi new va rm Hriy « comm 5l25/d**i AM PM thrill 774-6901 * EARN S10-20WMO. Mot MLM Home Butnet* I •900-993 0796 art 7605 24 hr EARN FAST CASHTM Fnd out how CaX 1-900 771 5430 No AO CARRIERS, INC. M J « m n ____________ VENOMO: Lory person* dream Few houwvtxg I Pnced to tea. Iraa brochure I 800 820-4353 AG CAflflIEH SUNC. * A_EL BASED CARRIER 59—Financial Services TMED ol being hmed down lor cred*? 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OoAona EOS SantardiLongwooOOrtando *! Good Income Potanin) ' Binekta After 90 Days TOr R BOM 407 293-3055 Cal Today) 407-931-9818 C tty C o l i n * ch e t l Hwy 438. St* 200 853 East f, FL 32707 ' AVON NEEDS rapt • * * * argq S ei htab quakty products, eajx 7 U j_ ; BOBCAT OPERATOR Experienced only Claaa 0 9* 1 cent# required. CaX 324-14 --------CfcAi 71— H elp W anted in paraon da*y f 0-4 Rant A ( 2 Rad Ctovotand Bhd Sanlord. FL 32773 AAj*I ba t l year* of age and have a trakd FL drivers koanaa Smcfca/Drug Free Workplace Comoawva Wagaari DOLLAR RENT A CAR CO M B JO B IO U R NEW W AG* PROGRAM W t M V IX P U M E N C S A l M*1S. FT A PT We ( D®»N»nT Mnwifii, including medcal/denUl/Ma insurance jceUon raMrburoomexC 401(h). paid vacation, pay mstoad ot benefits Vi seeking dedicated individual* with experience person's) Contact Nkta Ajmerl, RNSDC, 950 MaaonvW* A v # , Sanford. FL 32771-2299. (407) 322----- EOE Contractor* A a contact quickly, your aUM t N. America New tregm matchaig ays 24 hrt 93/mn 1 889 188 1170 MC/Ytaa cook A KITCHEN P R Erwri P .H Ot P/T. Expanenco/Non-Ci Jri-Cxpsrieno*. wd train Cal t o r H pomlment 330-1911. mGala* Landtog Whrarelda OriX. COUNTER PERSON lot Ory Ctaanar In Lake Mary, pay 799-3933 or 692-65S9 TOM * CELEBRITY CIPHER by Lula Campoa 'CM** *M F Z K W K N M R M C P M A J 0 C B W V O H Z M HXN A C 0 W W M P . ' ( Z X O V X I U C ) K F P B DB K F R M — A M C P M K H P IM PREVIOUS SOLUTION.' "What I kka in a good aultior la not �1 V 71— H e lp W a n t e d 71—H elp W anted 93— Rooms For Rent MERRY MARTS HIRINa Car 4 Insurance Needed Weekend* FREE 331-5266 EFFICIENCY Mad aerv - convenient location 3236008 CABINET MAKER Needed lor rettautam furniture manufacturer Eip only need apply 410-12/Wr Contact Joe or Juke at 32S-6364 FURNISHED ROOMS-AH utils met Laundry, phone, and kit use 485 490 a week 324-4955 Seminole Herald. Santord. Florida - Thursday, April 30. 1998 ■ K IT W C A R LY LE ® hy Lurry WrlRht 1B1—ArruANccs & Furniture For Sale = d e &a r V Ma n o r i looking tor talented and optional individual! tor the -lowing poamona RN 7-3 I Houtakeaping Laundry Aid* , CNA WAREMOUSE/DEUVERY a AD shift* Etr benefit* wages. bid 40IK Muat >mp*ti1lv* eicallent 'nave D a and u D fieubie tic A clean drtv enelit* acheduljing record y, Call « 0 7 4Apply M - M « 3501 EOE. S *, Sanlord I Santord Ave, DELIVERY DRIVERS M A P/T Ftoubto hour* *5 15/ hr * (pa • * 65 per run A S S IS TA N T M A N A G E R S F/T Compelarve pay. M benefit! wfich include health dental and 401(A) and paid vacation MOLLY MART IS HIRINO F/T'M -F ■ 6-Spm. Will Train. 407-767-5007. NEEDED: FLOORMAN Must Strip, wai 4 bull Hoof* and haul equipment Mu*t work weekend* and week night* CALL 371-6731 6am 5pm. NEW ANO EXCTTINO HOTEL LOCATEO NEAR THE UCF la luring for the following post lion* AUDITOR. ROOM ATTENDENTS. 4 MAINTENANCE UTILI- / ■ 333-3444 “ ■a.* DOMESTIC 24 hr domealc held needed tor 2 able bodied peo tee 322-0473 I ORYWALL FINISHERS Needed tor reaid crew E«p w/ handlooti A tool! Ca! AJ at 323-3234 DUMP TRUCK DRIVER WANT­ ED 5 daya a wee* 322 9468 PLUMBERS EXPERIENCED HELPERS PIPE FITTERS WELDERS Lake Mechanical Contractor!, Inc has opening! lor (he above position! We offer competitive pay and a tul ben efil package Call Jack. 357337-1134 tot Interview appoint. Drug Free workpiece. EOE. EXPERIENCED TREE CLIMB ERS 4 GROUNDSMAN Top pay Start Immediately 371- PHONE REPS Earn up to 4500 or more « bonut/wfc Day A Eve hr* avail Ben after 60 day* C al M F 323 8 700 to **r i<i an appt No erp. * 4 tram EXPERKNCED Working Lawn Foreman Drrvers Licenie Top Pay Can 321-3441 _____ Postal Jobs Up to 417.21 hr. Guaranteed H r* For App And Siam Into Cal Ram 5pm PST (488H 31W O RK eat. *-1001 1Irutlon Operator! Training 2nd 4 3rd atutl only I 00 Tv Located at The San­ ford Airport 3000 MaUonvUla e. Sanford 407-371-2S01 F/T SERVICE AQENT Driver. Need to clean, tervce and eirenlai vehicle* VaUd FDL Acceptable drive O record background check Appty in vaon 3090 Odando (17 92) •Santord FORK UFT aipenenced. Wrung a. good FL DL. pay rate with *q> 344-9773 TRUCTION APT REHAB. Drywal 4 Punch out 407-7*0-7041 EANERS 4 FLOOR TECHS Santord Semnoto CTy. Eve* T a 339 0000 l e l Goodie • i* looking lor motivated, organised parann i PIT In Candy/TMfl buaP Senou* inquire* only 11•4194 HOUSEKEEPERS Hiring wage! Apply n Lain Mary Courtya International “Pkwy. y. lake la 444-1000. county Re Morally* needed immediately l eapenance hefplul Dtbary Manor 407-646EOC. LABOR RITE ECO 100 * MEN 4 WOMEN Da4y workDaXy pay Vehtuea a PUIS : WORK WITH THE BEST CERAMIC workar Eipen preferred or wiK Iran 1431-1141. I ER S N E E D E D I UNDERGROUND CONTRACTOR [ ano eei a l Orwa Nee walk y W M O ie a v t MARY CHILD CARE ER looking lor reaponaidependable 4 aipenenced r tor vaned aga group* I cal 331-2344 SERVICE EXPERIFL DL. 17 (XVhr. med/ I benefit* Ce4 *74-777* SERVICE Eip helpful I wakng to Iran F/T or P/T Hra I vary 328 •9211 i LABOR READY 0, WORK TOOAYMUO TOOAY w-* French Ave 373-4341 EMERALD O W EN LAWNCARE le looking tor P/T Lawn Techn*a l m . En > preferred Great starv jn g . pay. comma non, benslit* OMR n?4 away Cal M*a 327LPN NEEDED P/T FpcMy Supplemenl tom*. M, T, Th * F W/E 7-3 Sal 3-11 0500 i 27 Ratiremant present In7 9PM. AH Sun 767- LPNM RNa ■u-. P/T.Alahiha vF/T 3-11 A 11-7 Coma Jon a * Mam. health 4 dental Soutane*. 40IK, H o d option, aducabonai benefits and piore H a a R N c f and Rehab e l .Santord. 960 M*4onvfa* A r e , Santord. FI 32771 (407) 3221666 or FAX (407) 3220121. | Contact N4sa A/mart, RNSDC E A R IX I F D R LAKE ADA I BOOM w IftUO ? BORM 14TOVO ANO UP NOTHING BUT THE FINEST FOR YOUI Gotfview Apts on Rmehart Rd 4 46A. Lk Mary AH apt home! ml pnv alarmi/garage* Slate of Ihe-art ar.1rvity.1iln**! facility Open today Stop out or call 302 2007 tor a personal Show- RIGHT HAND MAN SANFORD t bdrm gar apt w/ porch 4275/mo ♦ *ec Appt. only. Cal alter 6pm M F or 9 9 wkends 322-4474 San ford-7/1 WMrr l U 4175/ week i dep Utilities included 221-4114 or 349-SS27 103— HOUSES- U niurnisiieu 4500 DOWN-.-WHY RENT? When you can own Bv* 3 bdrm home ml C/HA new pamt 4 car pet 7 Ask about HUD homei' Th* HINIman Group, Inc. Realtor! .......... 371-4333 LAKE MARY 2/1 $48Vmon • 4485 dep No Pet* Call 321 - W ere looking tor motivated people with a good phone voc e No eipenence nece* sary. because we tram you to succeed You can make 5*00/wkl Work m a ton atmosphere Medical and dental insurance cash spiffs 4 tree cruises1 4600 ugh-on bonus avaaabto. CaU 407-976-400413044 Mon-Prt, *am to 6 pm SECURITY OFFICER JOB Training Armed 4 Unarmed Brandy 4 Assoc. 434-7444 SEMMOLE LANOSCAPMQ NOW HW NQ DUMP TRUCK DWYER WTTH COL- F/T W t o l M H R BTENSTROM RENTALS SANFORD 1/1 w/sen porch new carpAparv__ 3300/3300 SANFORD 2/3 Condo CHI A. ten pa«o NICE1-----33004300 N LK VIU-A O f 2/2 Condo bp pom Lease w/opt— 4330/4300 LAKE MARY 1/7 5 wtoft sern patto dbl ga' ....... 3*504930 JIM DOYLE (407) 322-2420 WE NEED HOUSES TO RENT 107—M obile H omes For Rent 3-2, Part Forn 4500/mo mcJ w.a 4 g 4230 Oep Ave4 4/1. No erorken, no pet* Pret nonsmoker Alter 5 30 327-7074 or Mgr Off 3210706 ELDER SPRMOS OH SR 427 Lg 1 bdrm. untom 495/wk ♦ *l2 V dep Cal 333 3964 or see maneger el (3617 117— C o m m e r c i a l C A LL 322-8133 Bkylln* Tatoproducltona has an opening tor a tul tirrte produc­ tion technician Prior broadcast axpertence in kgnting. IwkVttu(ko camera operation and aucko is nacesaary to ba considered as a cantkdata Send resumes, no leier than May 4. 1996 to Personnel Administrator. 35 Skyline Drive. Lake Mary. FL EO E NO PHONE CALLS. 32746IE ----------------------------- R entals LEASE Prime showroom 4 warehouse HO.970 *q fl SR *4 M m n l»g*J 0 7 i578i2 5 0 0 ^ ^ 118—O ffice Space For Rent A MOVE M SPECIAL!’ 400 sq II A upl 4265 A MONTH OitcaSlorage 321-0120 or 333 2554 SUPERVISOR • ALF FRONT DESK MUST BE STATE CENT CNA APPLY LONQWOOO RE­ TIREMENT VILLAGE, 480 E CHURCH AVE. LONQWOOO TELEMARKETERS E am u p M tIO J h r Setting up appointments. Hourly » Bonus * Spiffs. C al Brian S31-4447 OF FKE/OFFICC-WARE HOUSE Now Available Guartkan Personal Slori Cal tor details STS 2500 SANFORO OFFICE SPACE 3 Suita* available • 1100 SF 4 1400 SF. 407-321-7004 141—Homes For Sale TELEM A R K ETER S FuS or part-bma Top salary, bo m jl and commiation. Smoking office Longwood location Call at 767-9270. T R U S S B U ILD E R S NEEDED FOR SANFORD LO­ CATION Othar position* available Please caH OPC 240 4PM lor eddHnnal mtormation____________ TUPPCRWARE Earn 120 830 per hot* tor extra money or have a to*-tuna career 321-6421 ATTENTION PROPERTY OWNERS* X you are thinking of sauna your home or proper­ ty. now Is the tone The market a active, and taleresl rale* are low Call Roland at Jemtgan Properties Inc. and I wi* pro­ vide a no coal or obligation Market Analyst* of your horn* or property. Jemigen Uea tnc. 310-37U S BOMS Fenced. CH A Orest location 457.900 VIP PropenwaM * 332-0695 anylan* -------- W X R E H 5 D S E 7 — 155—Condominiums For Sale NEW SMYRNA BEACH BOUCHELLE IS LA NO 1 n ground Boor. sen. porch, 847(h) 904-47*-7951 AF F ORDARIE HOM ES 157— M o b i l e Homes For Sa u VENTURE 1 PR O PE R TIE S SOM MOMtT Racvw MO »t Stoorv lift NdWHNWlf l mrUAngt »u«<J I f f • SUMMER SPECIALS 82 S kyline 3/2 tp llt 24x44. RENOVATED Over 1600 V ) fl Dnl/v/lpf tem prth 444,900 4/1.4 Over 1.600 sq I I . ky/ikn/ fam. hplc. tned. 163,900 HOUSE Of DUPLEX 2 kitchens 1/3 acre, renovafed 444,900 PRE-Fovecloaura 1/4 acre, prrv fenced, carport 44*210 Lap aiding. 116,900 7 6 AMHE 2/1-1/2 split 14x42. Screen Room 67.900 85 Palm 3/2 apltl 26x56. Lap aiding, new carpel A vinyl. Screen Room and carport. 625250 O S IIO IIN E I’H O P L/iTir s *;• i -i/ t.-i SERENE 17 lamfy nmghbora ( 57) lor hood Estate ten -Bum Navel oncers 1/1900 C A R R IA G E C O V E (407) 323-8160 WANTED 3 bdrm m Ravenna Park Cal Dot Water, Jerrugan Propernes 323 3165 or 330 3255 SUNLANO 4 ^ Fenced sptil plan, great tor large family 452.000 Owner 7771-10*1 1995 Perm Harbor Mobile Home 26>64 Must Self lik e new. many eilras 119.000 592-2702 or 295 3461 •7 OAK SPRINGS 3 ? Dbl Wide 24X60 Cathedral cetkngs. skyiqht 4 booth n kAch Hugs Lfl w/fire puce, upgraded carpet. O R e ie c cond C a l Pal lor appt 1224129 149—Commercial Property For Sale SALE/RENT-tANFORO 706 W 1st Street 2-story house Zoned ReMComm 476(k) Call 904779-4660 CARRIAOE COVE 17 <4X76 17 CHA. tv* place. WO hook­ up* $12 000 Com* and vt*<i to !* * Muurs 10am -4pm 126 Coachf^M Court 330 9346 153— A creage Lot For Sa u PARK AVE. U O B U PARK Homes 43,000 to 16.000 Set Up Financing OUKT! 172 7941 O a te e n 159—Real Estate Wanted Large BwbMng Lof—411,900 1.7 /Lores Coml...449.900 93— R o o m s F o r R e n t WEEKLY RENTALS Starting • 477/wk Htotortc Downtown. 3304433 R e a l E s t a t e , d *c 322*7498 181—A ppliances & Furniture For Sale BLNLDPfG LOTS ofl427 across from Sunland Estate* 323-4237 or pgr 444-4699 DELTONA 10 acres Ideal lor mobaa homesrte horse* cable, tarmmg or nursery* Zoned agncuHural 43,900/ACRE Sm down w/owner finance 904-7171777 ov 904-7*74477___________ OAKRKTOE FARMS • Osteen/ Deltona area io acres, ideal lor horses or cattle farm Mutuie home or homesile Zoned agn 444.900 Financing *vs4 mi am tent (964)7874300 GOVERNMENT FORECLOSED Homes frompennies on$1, Delinquent Tax. Repot REOa YtxxArea To*Free(1) 900-2149000Ext lf-2206lorcunant(sl­ ing* P A Y W O R K The Seminole Herald needs CARRIERS for established routes In the Sanford area. All you need is dependsble transportation, organiza­ tional skills and afternoon availability In order to begin a great new jobl POSITIONS AVAILAOLE NOW! Apply In Psrson atths: Seminole Herald 300 N. French Ave. Sanford. FL 215—Boats & A ccessories 1979 12 Fl. Aluminum boat hat 9 9 motor with trailer 4600 00 Can 321 5467 , 217—G arage Sales 7-FAMILY YARD S A LE FRI/SAT 8-7 May 1 A 2 1900 Palmetto Ave. Sanford VCR small appl. adu'l 4 child reni ctothev shoe!, linens, computer, loyl wl machine, toot* torn , parrot A budgie show cages and much, much more" CHURCH MARKETPLACE HUGE YARD SALE SAT. MAY 2. 9AM-2PM Plant*, garden toot*, appl elect knen* Christmas Oecor household item* torn, spodi collectibles tiaby Hems books ptotures tots of dotting and much more msc Based goods and hofdog wag on Holy Cross Episcopal Church Comer of 4lh SI A Park in Sanford G AR AGE SALE FR1 8-3 204 S Aberdeen Circle Bryn Haven sub Household Hem*, baby domes, toy*, etc Sweep­ ers, paho turn A msc items G AR AG E SALE FRI/SAT 9-2 206 Dogwood Of Idyliewitd* sub Mowers tools, msc household items, garden loot*, am appa and lent OARAGE SALE SAT 8-2 2991 W AIRPORT BLVD San­ tord Churn cabnel. i n trews, cofle# table and mac 911 Cherokee Ctr-Suntand Es­ tates sub Misc household Hems kid* toy*, Brick A Brae, etc Perfect For Retired Persons Or As A Second Income! 2 FAMILY/MAV 7. SAT 9-4 301 Farrway Rd In Loch Arbor Subd We re don* Spring cleaning' CONFERENCE TABLE FOR SALE 1021* long A 44' wide 4450 328 9862 HUGE OARAGE SALE ANNOUNCEMENT Starling May 6. 7, 9. 4 9 7am-? PINE CREST sub 114 W Coleman Circle FREE CAR. 41 4 FUN in your spam time interested? Cal Un­ de <7 526-3517 I also oiler rep4 pc* and new Tupperware________ WOLFE TANNING BEDS TAN AT HOME Buy OlRECT and SAVE! Commercial/hom* umls from $ 199 00 Low Monthly Payments FREE color Catak atog Cal TOOAY 1-800-711-6158 11-01 NATIONAL OUARO OPEN HOUSE/YARD SALE 9am 4pm Sal May 2 at Sanlord Armory, 1st Street Talk to a recrurtei, simply browse, or stop tor lunch, hotdogs A drink* aval S TU D IO 5D G AR AG E A BAKE SALE S A T 8-2 231—Cars For Sale '■3 Cadillac Sedan Devine, champagne color, runs well $1600 0 6 0 323-7012 109 E Crystal Lake Ave Lake Mary Corner ol Crystal Lake A Country Club Something lor everyone All proceeds go lo sponsor The Dance Troop ex­ pense* 1961 Oldi Tornado 2 dr load­ ed. good work car $600 ODO 320-7389_______________ 1964 Mercury Marqul* loaded, aulo b an s. 140k miles. 4900 323 5711 YARD SALE - Sal May 2 9am 5pm 440 Metlonviie Ave, San­ tord Relrigs. A lots ol mrsc •5 PONTIAC SUNBIRD. Low mileage and good condition 52 000 0 0 0 Call 302-1495. YARD SALE SAT 9-4 CARS $100>$500 2412 5 Orange Ave Oft 25lh SI Wicker table sel. tabto saw Avon, baby stuff A more't YARD SALE Friday. May 1 8 11am 1-5pm 400 Scotl Ave Sanlord Hscwres toys, msc YARD SALE Parking tor cl Ray! Appl. 318 17-92 corner ol 4th SI Women, men A child cloth­ ing. work clothes, plus suet, glassware, Mch appl . rugs, toys, turn A much more Some dothes $1 00-tiag. 1983 Cadi Stop by and see what you can find' Frt-Sal, May 1 A 2 8am5pm 219—WANTEn to Buy BUYING COMPUTERS PARTS 321-6992 FOR Alum. Cans Copper / Brass Kokomo Recycling: 121-0004 418 W. First-M/F 44.Sal.9-1 222— M u s ic a l In s tr u m en ts PIANO LESSONS-KRISTV WIL­ LIAMS Santord Area 324-7588. Mamber ol Natl Fed ol Muse Poke* Impounds Good running Honda. Chevy Jeeps A Sports utHibe* 1400-777-7470 a il.7210 SEIZED CARS Irom 5175 Porsches. Cadillacs. Chevys. BMW*. Corvettes Also Jeeps 4WD4 Your area Toll Free 1800 218 9000 Eli 2206 lor cur rent listings 235— T ruck/Buses/Vans For Sale 47 PONT. Transport GT w/93 eng prw/1 CO. ABS. great cond 16995 330 9638 1910 CH E W PICK U PNew Pamt A wheels Good Cond 41700 OBO 330 9304 Lv Mess TRUCK PARTS All running gear for a Nltaan 4*4 320-7389 238—V ehicles W anted c a s h u s PAIOI fot Junk Cart. Truck! A Mac1 *F fp aucrica BCAunrm 3?? s990 240— Boat Rentals 223— M iscellaneous IRS SALE - TUPPCRWARE In ventory and Reduction Sal* Evetything ditcounled Bring tnends neighbors, reia lives, even enemes'it Pieces to> replacement GIFTS lor eve­ ryone! Sal May 2. 9am-5pm. 440 MeuonviS* Av* . Santord FISHINO BOATS FOR RENT Starting a! 430 A up Also 24' Pontoon CaX 330-1812 243—T railers For 5ale UTILITY TRAILER mad* Irom Chevy Truck 4425 OBO see at 818-1/2 Santord Av* 323 5559 B E N E F I T S FOR EXP ER IEN CED C LEAN ER Full-time, M -F day hours. No nights, weekends, holidays! Paycheck every week trom #1 company. Car needed. Mileage paid. C a ll 3 3 1 - 5 2 6 6 m e rry m a id s BEDS ORTHOPEDIC FIRM SETS wttn 5 year warramy Nev­ er used Twin 475 Ful 495 Queen 4115 King f is s . CaU 4074444944 BROYHILL COUCH. Earth Tone*. Tan Rechner/Loveaaal good cond 550 each 320-7349 DAY BED Whde. Victorian style wifi 2 twin matkeaae* 4 irundto Never used 4300 407- S a s y Sowing We Offer Affordable Beauty and Value! >SingleStoryDesign•No One Below or Above •Energy - Elloeni Stud*, t &2 BedroomAllordible Apinments •Friendly. On-Sile. Dependable Minegemenl •AtticStonge. Privatepabo 6 Morel 253-Addffions & 279-H a u l i n g 2 8 7 -L a w n S e r v i c e s R e m o d e l in g HAUUNQIt Reset bath, oarage ctoan out*' Reasonable Rale*'* ... 3490656 Clean-up*, installation*, timb*< 4 rock wall*, mowing, weeding edgng w * be happy to help yoi lower your monthly lawn can coats 323 5666 ADVANCE TECTONICS I rliUtlnna II ii—i W AOQrlKXtl'nOfMtl Addition*-Commercial Local Builder since I N I 373-*444 CQC001U4 NEW REMODEL REPAM Door*, window* carpentry, ixkng. deck* A concrete 323-4632 S 0 Balin' CBCI9660 ALL TYPE CABINET*-t*<*ce voodmea/wa* unA'countedop/ toors/new eatanett 374-04*0 263-Carpentry Sanford Court Apartments CARPENTER. AH Home repair*, painting 4 ceramic tM Richard P ro ** 321 5972 3291 8 . Sanford A v t. Sanford 269-Cleaning Services $ 323-3301 i I WAREHOUSE SPACE Warehouse space for rent, 1,250 sq. ft., part of larger warehouse area. 24 hour access. Located behind Sem inole Herald newspaper building. Truck loading dock available at no additional cost. No lease required. For more Information, call Frank Voltollne at the Seminole Herald. 280-Home Improvements CHARLES D. (Own) IMLLER. Bulkier. CBC057285. Rea/ Comm . remodel, additions, re­ pair MC. VISA .... 407-120-1741 262-Cabinets KATHY'S KLEANMO-Rewd. wkfy/mo . rental ckan-oul* 13 yr* eip * ret* 330-42(3 HOUHS Mss - In 5 5 to * 4a V IC M to lw F U L L -T I M E P A R T -T I M E HOUSE OF GOODIES 901 Lo­ culi Ave Furn , appli, house­ hold elec * S candy 1214195 223—M iscellaneous G AR AG E SALE S A T 9-3 INVESTOR BUYMQ HOUSES PLUMS or LEMONS Chart!* SI M A IN TE N A N C E P/T M F. 20-25 houri/wk- afler noons Starting salary 46 50/ hr No s ip necessary Long wood area. S11-3466 Lot For DEBARY 2 tots 75X150 47(k) A 150X150 113(k) Re* zoned Call pgr 945-0157 or 3724140 OWNER financing 4.1 5 * m tra fenced >d tot Wa Vs* tSt.VOO Now 449,900. vi ’. m i l l SANFORD 2 tod CHA. good I t * conv lot 4450-1450 3214757 A creage S ale 2433 Iroquois Ave. 3/2 w/pnot Jac 4 Fam Rm WHY RENT WHEN YOU CAN OWN' 175 000 JIM DOYLE. STENSTROM RE­ ALTY 312-2420 I’A U L SANFORD-11 CHA Lg Fenced BackytTO quwt street 1600 mo • 4600 Security 699 9046 With Cape Canaveral Crune Line, you determine what your paycheck win be 153— 141— Homes For Sale NOTICE AH rental and real estate adver­ tisement! are »ub|ect to the Federal Fax Housing Act. which makes H illegal ta advertise any preference, limitation, or dis­ crimination based on race, col­ or. rabgon. sax. handicap, fa­ milial status or national ongm ■Eitre pey to drivers. 'Open 4 am 401 Dog track Rd, Longwood. 240-4104 The Sky * th* Limit... HOUSE OF GOODIES 901 lO cust Ave Day bed new 5150 Twin bed w'ra-i! $35 Dreiser 435 bunk bed rails 415 371•395 or after 7pm 307-7205. SANFORD 4380 MO 2/1CLEAN MOVE-IN­ SPECIAL Call 433-7432 *45 sign on bonus to net* #m- rale! a o e n ts 211— A ntioui7Coiuctibi.es ROSELEA VILLAS 2/1 Special - *41M#orHft HUO OKAY 407-330-4433 SANFORD 3/1.5 2525 Georgia Ave Oar. CHA 1425 mo ♦ 4525/dep 407-M647M No*da 73 worker* daily. ALL ALUMINUM Walk-in cooler 4i5rt 1/2. new motor 4 therm indoov* or out 51 000 FIRM 3304479 124. INTELLIGENT STAFFING (407) 669-0444 197—Restaurant Equipment 323-8670 RECEPTIONIST/COUNTER PERSON F/T or P/T Immediate opening. Prntng 4 data entry eipen ence a plus Good salary C al 336-6047 Remedy SUPER SINQE WATER BED 5100. Call 323-0120 or 124-7684 . M ARIN ER 'S V IL L A G E Appty m person to th* Hampton Inn 4 Suites. 3450 Quadrangle B V d. Orlando EOE. Drug Free Workplace NOW HIRINO: Deed Marketers No sale*. PT/FT, no e ip nece* sary Cal 263 7812 Sola Peeper to* $100, match­ ing Lovesaat 575. cabinet ml 2 glass doors $60 324 8694 99— A partments U nfurnished Residential Cleaning cIWD*tary hr!1 * *Aides • No nileinaends MATTRESS SALE • Full Size used boi springs A mattress 465 00 Larry s Man 322-4132 217— G arage Sales Prate*atonal Maid Service* HomeaOtc/CondofApart Wtoy/a-wtoytoto USC1NSUR X07-U6-7S41 407-326-4778 275-Drywall D RVW AU-tTlICCO Rapan Wax 4 Ceiling Teitur** Matched Popcorn 322-4134 276-Electrical NEED AN ELECTRICIAN? CALL DICK'* ELECTRIC 407-331-6733 Lk . EROOQTtTt/Over 71 Yr*. 279-HAUUNG I 4 J LANDSCAPE HAULING 5CRVICEB- Spring CI*annuliwnrr) 4 raa debni removal. Ttowlng Dump Trailer Serv ava* raa aat 330-0593 or 9404138 279-Hauung P t l U W N U iDVAL o f ALL TYPE4. Guaranteed bast rata. Con­ struction dobra, garaoa ctoan out. roofing. Wa HAUL ANYTIRNQ Large bafiara drop o* avaXabia LJac/lnaur 1-900 944 HAUL (47*4) OAVK1 KEY CONSTRUCTION NawVRe modallng/Rapairs L k : COC057914 370-7707 OREO GROSS LAWN SERVICE RES/COM OUALITY CARE FREE EST 773-0*39. SWANSON LAWN SERVICE Complete cuts-415 * Calf a d* p*rtd*b!t PRO 99S-M70 288-L e g a l Services A-Z LewTech 445. Cuaiody 475 ITS. Nam* Chang) $55. EIC 24 hr* (407) 522-0347 Divorce HANDYMAN Painting, concrete, dry wan. remodeling, renova­ tion* Cal 247 7069 281-Irrigation & Repair SPRINKLER REPAIR AH make* 4 models New complete 4 zone system-Speotai-4950 321-3717 285-LandscAPING http://Wwwjnlnd4pring.COnV -lawtoch/ 294-Painting INTERIOR/EXTERIOR-fre* Eaft males- BondLcalnaur Call 371-1544 or 420-1444. 300-Pressure Cleaning FULL LAWN 4VC hedges bushes sm tree tnmrrvng 7 yra e ip Senior disc Salitlacllon guar For h e* wai 860-4602 P A R A D IS E LAN04CAP* 4 DEMON, tnc. 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Troe removal pruntngHrtfeC&OAi/UiUI land tcapmg Uac/lnau> 331 DON PICKREN TREE BVC Tre*/Mump removal Fra* *M LcVIniur 334-7341 S R iP S O N f Pro/ Tra* Svc. 2C 24 hr storm damage yr» ti ip c Senior discount Total bo* car* Fra* aanmala* Bucket bud avanabto C al 327-4736 TOMMY RUNYON lawn 4 Tra* Svc le/lna. raaidtoom Bucket buck. Hump grinding I * 1334-1471 Cali: 322-2611 m .1 • A-/ «JM"-L| :A m _, �M •Seminole Herald. Sanford. Florida •Thursday. April 30. 1998 by Chic Young BLONDIE THIS WILL CERTAINLY B E AN ELABORATE D IN N E R -W H A T « , TH E OCCASION H o w s a fe is h e r n ia o p e r a t io n ? DKAK OR. G O T T : Along with sever al other medicines. I lake Coumadin because of atrial fibrillation. About two months ago. I noticed a painful sw elling in m y groin. M y surgeon diagnosed a hernia. When I asked him if It could be corrected, he hesitated, then said that I ’d have to stop the anticoagulant medicine about five days before surgery. Would this be dangerous for me? BEETLE BAILEY I T H O U G H T I T W AS J U S T W O M EN W H O W E N T T O G E T H E R N EXT O N TH E AG EN D A \ S IR , MAY Z B E IS LT. P U Z Z S R E P O R T O N E X C U S E D TO USE L IG H T BULB R E P L A C E M E N T / T H E MEN'S ROOM? D E A R R EAD ER ; Many patients are prescribed Coumadin, an anticoagu­ lant, to prevent blood clots. Such dots are more common In people with atri­ al fibrillation, an uneven heartbeat DR. G O T T P E TER G O T T, M .D damage. T h is is not a rare occur Th e re is no doubt that you must stop taking Coumadin several days before surgery — any surgery. If you ACROSS rencc; lung cancers often behave this way. With the treatment you mentioned^ the cancer mctastascs should shrink, and he may regain much of thri strength that he has loslj Nonetheless, the long term outlook is grim. While It’s impossible lo formu. late a precise prognosis until doctor* sec how your husband responds Id therapy, the fact that the cancer has spread does not bode well In its prc{ sent state, the malignancy is probably incurable. However, it is certainly treatable, and I believe that therapy could add several months to his life. CISNNEWSI'AI’ERENTCTFWSEASSN . 37 Dakota Indian 31 Oot teller naam hhuq Sf!rta?urthar □am nm nn a n n a n s □ nnnm Q ram annn n n n □ □ □ 0 0 0 0 □ 000110m by Art Sansom THE BORN LOSER r5 0 1 fM X M JL DOESN'T GO OPTO ( 3UbT DOUBLE VCVEC.YTHIH6! lb FOR. EIGHT1, y£ k FOP- TWO HOURS KT 350*... a grind parent) 29 High Iannis Shot 700*1 y 30 Inflict on (2wds.) 31 Fidgety 33 View 36 Part of HOMES A H y/Tl r- r*3“ by Chsrlas M. Schulz PEANUTS HERE'S THE WORLD FAMOUS AUTHOR ON HI5 WAY TO MAIL HIS LATEST NOVEL TO THE PUBLISHER.. _ □ □ [ ! □ □ □ n n H m Q H nan □ □ □ □ 0 ramnnmmn □ □ n o n n n □ □ □ nm nm no nnranm s □ m nnm n nnm om n □ 0000 □ 000 W O VEN W PAPTY n ra n □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ n BUT EDITH, BUT IT ONLY SEKVCS FOUR AND V " THClNWXDIENTbU YOU LISTED TOGETHER. v A □ □ □ □ □ n 0 0 0 0 m 5“ T7~ I DIDN'T KNOW MAILBOXES COULD RUN rr ~ TT ~ 7G~~ 3U~ Dj7 TT~ by Howl* Schnaldar EEK A MEEK •/KM O W W O T D R W S M E C R A C V « J T K O u a ja U * W m B r a f t THE B G B M C , .H O U JX JLD THERE BE t o m s ' ? H O J B £ IS *M 0m W 6:..M O T 5 rr M A X O F ... W H W EO rT M O W ? ^ BUT s o c w n s is S A Y TW EVfeE. CLOSE TO A THEOfci' THAT HALL EXPLAAO rc A W r WWT Another loser to devour K by Jimmy Johnson WHAT DO YtXJ THIUK fT’J A FEDERAL CASE J U 6 T 0CCAU6E IA B K . TD M U D Y W rTM G O J if! J W i D HAPPtAiTf^ Much as you would like lo ruff it in the dummy, that would be against the law. So you must discard it. To do that, you need to cash three diamond tricks. Th is requires risking the finesse. Cash the diamond ace (the honor from the shorter side First), then lead your low diamond to dummy's Jack. W h' 4 the finesse wins, discard your heart Jack on the diamond king and claim True, if the finesse loses, you will go two down when you could have cashed out for one down. However, that extra undertrick costa only SO points, where­ as if you go one down when you could have got home, you will have lost 470 lnts (In Chicago or duplicate scorl instead of being plua 420, you are minus SO.) M iguel Cervantes pointed out, "Those who’ll play with cats must ex­ pect to be scratched.* Equally, those who ignore losers must expect to be scratched in makable contracts. rr^CAbYTD FORGET-6W€ . D0E6MT ECAUY kUOW S A K Q I 4 I VAJ • A 4 * 9 4 3 Vulnerable; East-West Dealer South 1 West Pass Pass North X* Pass East Pass Pass Opening lead: * A ClfWby NF.llnr d ta h O O snciM- IT'S nCAUSt THf t NTHUSlASTtC STtW , BERNICE BEDE OSOL COOK TH&W tV W T U lN O 5> H* H *P — INTO IT. DON'T fJOU par e EAT MEf SODA* (B U R P) U K PUaW GUPPM SCOftPtO (Oct. 24*ov. 22) In sXuaiiont in which youl be motivated by personal gain, you're likely to be clever end resourceful today. Just be sure you don? leather your nest at another bird'i expense. •AQITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Occ. 21) Ex­ pensive diversions should be avoided today. They! not only be coetty, but they might also turn out to be d write enjoy; mantes w e l CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 13) Besicety you're a surprisingly tenacious person, and once you start something you ueualy see it through. Today, however, yap might tell short m an involvement the) requires a second shod. AQUARIUS (Jen. 20*eto. 19) Resist the tnctnation lo pass on hearsay Mormatioa or gossip today. Better yet. lo be on thd safe side say nothing about others you wouldn? want said about you. P IS C IS (Pah. 20-M arch 20) Guard against tendencies today to build your material hopes upon a Iraki pramise. WlehM Slinking mijpx give you a tempo­ rary eurge, but t won? gat tha Job dona. A R K S (March 21-April IS) n might be rather dMcutt tor you lo keep your objec­ tives In proper perspective today. If you keep switching targets, you're kkefy <0 end up ejthlhe least impressive trophy. b y L e o n a r d S t a ir ! W W D O Tt MUST* WWNK MTHE WkSH.IVC CONTOURWEST KEPT SltD<» J\P*4S0F7 TVE MATTRESS.1T CANT MWBM?J USEP n m Tft CONTOURW K T . -1 UNTWIWFHiuvjfc----- ' T8S5P8* litSB8 8 ® C ftm & W V COtHWR W K T ' cu e ssn c m u CUN'UP T'SNUFF. �w Sr m ICKbi BHI Som«nol« Herald. Sanford. Florida • Thursday. Apnl 23. 30 & May 7. 1 0 9 8 -1 S E M IN O LE C O U N T Y T A X C E R T IF IC A T E S A L E L E G A L N O T IC E S The “parcel number" shown for each property may be used to Identify the property using the example legend. “HX" printed to the right of parcel number denotes homestead exemption. See current tax role for complete legal description. NOTlOa o r TAX SALB MOTICK II MiMC BY OIVSN THAT OH TMI I 7TM DAY O f MAY. I N I . • 00 A M AT TMI COUNTY SERVICES DUMLDINQ IN SAN­ TORO 11*1 FAST FIRST STRUT BOOM I N I . COUNTY OF MkMNOir. I TATI OF FLORIDA. TAX IALE CIRTIFICATEI WILL BE IOLD ON TMI FOLLOWINO OfICRlDED LAND TO M Y TMI AMOUNT OUI FOR TAXI! HEREIN I I T OPPOIITE THE SAME. TOOETHIR WITH ALL C O IT I OF IUCH BALI AND ALL ADVERT1IINO SALE WILL BE HELD IN THE COUNTY COMMIIIION CHAMBER! I NAME -PARCEL NUMBER eeeeeee eeeeeee eeeeeee TAXES OUC SCO. 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SAMHAN l?LAL M 4 1 .IA lc L M^ , t« 6| kathar iI.s L .ts : S -0 ,4 -0 7 0 0 -0 1 1 0 (MX, , COLONIAL WAY - SSSIoSaSJAHIt ...................... *ADl 2*744.97 1*1)4 1*277.07 1*119 •41*79 1*1)4 • 47.27 1*1)7 •••••••• •••••••• •••••••• 7 7 1,27 !« !)• I.077C ••••••• •••••• HI 1.079 •••••••• •••»•••« 1 i M 3 .4 4 1*1)7 IL m BBS 1,177 4 14 MARTHA L B IN 1,179 SEAN “ #4444*4* 1.932,11 • LOT 43 111.14 1.211 •••••••• •••••••• 4 0 1 .7 1 1.214 1 11.19 1.2 13 4 4 .1 0 1.214 17B.14 1.2 17 2 4 2 .1 4 1.2 18 2 4 1 .0 4 1 .2 1 9 0240 1.130 LOT . . 1 .0 0 4 .9 1 1 .1 4 0 114.11 1.241 2 3 2 .0 9 1.242 007.41 1,249 2*3.40 1,280 ... 4*44**** 172.43 1,131 LO 44444444 444444*4 139.03 1,132 *•••** •■•••••PB I N -0010 1 44*44*44 14 17,4 >8|‘ IS * N 6 *5S'! m b* * 2 ,3 3 1 .4 3 " ’ L B iy fi y >•0140 I MXI ifSTW1 u & - to o -s is -0000*07 to 1.040 Li i ‘ , $ r ^ « i % ? o o o o . , , 4 o « W o g V£oT I 27.41 1.031 110.41 1.042 24.71 1.041 24.71 1.034 42.11 117.10 1.033 1.034 •••••••Pl )7 7 .0 9 0 - ( 9 - J T - 8 1 * l9 | 2 P .lp T ^ >♦*♦•* u H i» TL ON . . . VACO A L L T Y * " , R v ? l ; , j . i 2 « 8 3 0B ■ » " •••••••# •••••••• ESSI! 1 1 * 4 4 0 .4 ) •0290 IKX> 4 1 9 .0 9 1*147 h i ° 'it - c 1*144 •••••••• •••••••• 440.41 1*147 f r a t lS z •••••••ORB 949 PO 1144 ADAMSON AARON D ( 1 ,1 2 7 .4 7 1,094 2 4 1 .4 4 1,097 1 4 3.03 1,093 2 8 .1 1 1,099 1*191 110.28 1*194 443.72 1,193 729,00 1,194 431.0* *••••••• •••••••• 404*41 1*190 •••■•••C •••••••0 NC 12.81 1,202 1*4.03 1,201 117.21 1,204 UN •••••••I ■f M *4*1 VM „ 1*0000-3200 (MM, W 28TM2T ■VIHOLD^IRD SEC REPLAT 440.20 1.207 474.37 1,203 1,209 124 171.14 1*141 •••••••• •••••••• 229*70 1*192 329.34 1,240 729.14 1.241 243.22 1,242 243.22 1,241 243.22 1.244 243.22 1,243 243.22 1,2*4 1,174.42 1,211 194.27 1,212 ***#•••• •••••••• 1,2* 1 .3 7 1,247 191.34 1,2*3 174.07 1,249 1,122.44 1,270 141.49 141.49 1,271 1,272 •••#•••* 140.47 1,271 i i ? 70 ALL LOT * . . . (HX, 21 8LK 7 -0 4*0 (N X , •••••• > | tm HC^HI 1,234 1.200 !S H )0 M | (tl0 SEC FORT . . . 21 ••••••« (.M l I •* J •••••••• i Pi* I I ' •••••••• (NX) tn r 1 700.44 1,091 473.71 1.314,40 230. •••••••• 417.44 1*144 1,090 1,093 4*9.74 ••••••44 1*149 1,191.14 3 3 .1 0 2 FT OF 7 ) 0 .)2 1.094 0 1HX» jjl OF ••! ••••••<• 109,14 1,199 (MX, 1*144 1,044 97.44 119.44 1,282 0100 1*142 20.74 1,091 8 .3 4 2 .2 3 1,191 9LXTI I UA * •••••*•• 111.42 1,201 1.044 37.40 1,190 ... 1*242.44 1*141 1 2 * )1 9 .7 9 174,30 #31?9?*"1,192 •••••••• •••••••« )7 )* 0 4 1,1*9 . .. ra r. •••••1 ••••••1 837.31 872.20 1.231 .. i 1*140 223.74 1,092 -AIR M 3 •••••••a 14.92 1,14 (HX) Pad. a 49 AVI tg?4f J l j r PK F T ... •AIR •••••••• 1 * 7 )4 .7 7 1*14) I .047 114.83 1,1 1 - 0<X>0-0070 AQ( 2 4 ) 1 H Y R T L i AVE LO TS 71 ♦ 72 8-^300-0240 CfT2Si°i3 242.11 •••••••• 1.074 •**•**•• ••#••*„ 17.24 1.212 •■ •••••• •••••••• ST AOJ FORT MELLON i m 1,174 7.132.34 PADl 4< ■•*•••*• •*•••••• •••••••• •••••••• 219.11 119.34 141.11 1 4 -il-l p, r___' LOTS 2 - 4 ••••••• paces •••••••PB 1 ' I i * * . < f ll« M 3 •**•**#• *•••**•• 37 442.49 00-|140 _VCLT JR 394.31 1,173 AVE 4 • ALL OF . . . 12.34 1.074 LOT 3 . . . 141.41 OF . . . ■ww* CA M •*4***49 ; 8 ‘ ST A • ••••••I•LANES ADI ••«•**•« ,PD ) PGS 4 - 1 0 I.O O I.IO 1,124 GEORGE CURRIE O lOAOC W L 14-14-10-027-0000-02*1 PAD, 204 W TmENTY-FOuRTM ST S 1/2 OF LOT 28 • ALL OF LOT ... •••••• •EVANS TERRACE •••••••• •••••••• •*•••• •Pi | M 27 --- *.....‘ s R JR 4 BETTY 2.014.44 1.124 --- -0040 (MXI . . l l p p 38^ TC11 1,174 TB I 419.31 I.077D •••••••PB 1 PO 101 •0000 C B tT « C . .. •••••••CHAPMAN • TUCKERS T ADD " LOT 419.41 1*171 1 -0 1 3 0 (MXI )d -I* -IO -9 2 4 * IO O O **0090 C PAD• 2 4 1 ) LAKE AVE ALEEON MILLARD t FFEDA J EUPL 349.47 1.077A c o ii; i 424.41 1 4 .4 1 |6^-1V -^ O -s lJ -O F O O -O l IO 1.071 •••*••» •••„■ •• 1 .7 9 2 ,7 3 1.073 **••**•• ••*•*•*• ••*•**•1 I .172 247.70 1,174 ;?S T8 1 0 -1 *••••*•* 4***#**4 •Pa 4 PO To •******PB 4 PO 70 1*171 ■ 7 .0 2 •*«••**• #•••••*• •••••••• 9 2 1.47 F T OF LOT 19 „ 1RD SEC • • • • • • • OFE A7*F;il 0 21.3 4 171.40 D !°2NS SEC . .. taoo faemch avc 1.072 **••*••* ••***••• **•••••• 1,149 •••••••• •••••••• bro£n ' d! craCp* D I - 0 J 4 0 (MX, t& sjls - 400.12 ErrwTTSW-fi** BRADLEY DAVID * . A AVE 17.71 1.144 1 .2 2 4 .. trl 1 0 - 1 9 - i l -301 - 1 .9 9 1 .0 0 14-19-10-924-1200-0010 FAO. CEDAR AVE S* (MX, 440.21 9 1 9 .1 1 AVE -0190 IKK, 1 .1 9 1 .4 0 *1 * U ... 9 1 4 .9 9 1 .0 4 1 .9 6 DC A I 1 .0 7 4 .0 7 1,147 1 .2 2 3 199.42 1,170 1.110 1 .0 4 , ******** ******** 44*4444 4444*44 441.74 4 7 7 .1 9 *90 LOTS I 14-19-10-822-0000-0200 PAp, 20JI MAP1.C AVE iH 1.1 0 9 1 .7 0 1 .0 0 L O T S 40 4 1 • 42 (L E S S E • F T 44'•••••d 6 y d s s u d d • ••••••PI 1.034 4 2 2 .7 4 •••••*•• •••••••• 4 H O R TE N 3 IA c \ r 1.104 I •144 PIOOTT VICTORIA W L 14-IV-10-521-0000*0400 padi 443.11 441.74 ---------—-----SEC 10 T^ 14 RN0 II. r a i * 11 * 14 1.034 1.107 194.79 JT S LOT 19 1ST 1 .A 1 4 .0 1 ifillEM??0IT EUHOARNER OCNCVA D 1.141- 204.47 1.144 #•••*444 4444*4*4 441.74 1.148 HCRAP INC S T E N S T r A mV a t A i J k 4 LA LAURA L 4 L Y T L E KAREN H 4 K E V I N 1 4 -1 9 -1 0 -9 2 0 -0 0 0 0 -1 9 2 0 PAD, 2041 H OL LY A V t L O T S 192 ♦ 1 9 , >*****P1NCHUR3T 1ST ADC >*****PB 5 PO 79 IDRIOUCZ A NTO NI O H 1 4 -1 9 -1 0 -8 2 1 -0 0 0 0 -0 1 1 0 P AD , 1401 MAPLE AVE . . IT 114.43 (MXI PAD. 2430 C CELERY A' CROWN BANK 2 9 -1 4 -1 1 • , # • • • * • • ( -----•••••••P ••*••••• •••••••• 1 4 - I F - 1 0 -9 2 0 -0 0 0 0 -1 9 3 0 P A D . 401 W T W E N T I E T H 3 L O T S 133 * 134 s p a r k s e d o a r i Cl a r a v 1.031 ^ r i l i o ’ s c s A S ? 0.r ° 1.104 1 .0 3 4 .4 2 F I N A N C E INC OF . . . 1.141 441.42 1.142 • •«• • «• • *••■•••• WAJO JAMES 4 P H Y L L I S P 1 4 -I9 -|0 -3 2 0 -0 0 0 0 -0 7 * 0 P AD . 1001 M T W E N T I E T H ST COFFMAN STEPHE N » I V J F Q.. I_NI N A - l 9 - J 6 - ( W 0 - 0 O 0 O - l l 220 O (M X, O i 20 2 4 CEDAR AVE CARTER ROCERf A 4 « 4.410.27 i&iW Kaaffe'Sr,MX’ 1.104 1.103 191.10 T HOWARD P SR 4 - l 9-1 0 * 3 1 4 -0 1 0 0 -0 0 ADI 1901 MARSHALL A • ••••SAN BEN , NOLLS i.o o ;.e e 431.34 ii ir & i4i n KNOLLS 1ST ADD ••••♦••pc * ------- r si ppa ^ *3 1.041 44444444 44444444 >K 740.94 78.1 9 73.19 144.11 TM ?i iv E LV N MATH ^ * £ 1 * - JO- 3J? - P 0 00 ;0 0 *0 OO K L L AVE , ... IR IS 0 F 4 0 .4 2 ARMETTA J }* -l* -lQ -3 1 9 -0 K 0 Q -0 * S O fo s te r 3 o.* 3 21.72 1.189 441.21 1.140 SANFORD TR A ILS D E ^ C O R ^ .NC U IQO F T OF LO T #0 * W ZOO . . . MATTHEWS MARION A ALICESTTnC 747.48 I ,274 I �■ S«rranot« Herald Sanford. Honda •Thursday Apnf 23. 30 & May 7. 1996 i N A Mf P tR C fLN U M P fn TA K E * DUg r*Di t « 4 U ir: V E T K N T I C T M ST l o t 44 * A LL L O T 49 Cu r r i e o c o r g c m a c u R R l c u a m u a a a B L A I R LARRY 6 J I * 14 * 1 1 * 0 1 1 - 0 0 0 0 * 0 7 0 0 R A O I *21 C A T A L I N A DR U 1/2 OF LO T 70 » A L L LO T 71 .'R CU SE TERRENCE D a G K N J i -i * - » i -5 i2 -o o o o - o a » o ih x i ►AOl 1*2 0 LO CUS T A v f L O T B i • S 1/1 O f LO T 04 R UTB ER9 GERALD S TR US TE E m - i * - 1 1 - 8 1 2 - 0000 - 0*40 PAD I 170 4 LOCUST AVE LOT 94 • 1 1/2 OP LOT #7 •••••••6*OVC NANOAS t o p o i ) i ♦ yz NCSS J f AN | ) I - 1 8 - ) I - B 1 1 - 0 0 0 0 * 0 1 4 0 (N X I P AD ) 2 0 1 7 ( L I Z A B C T N C T •••••••Fi a t o r see » i t f i *s m s s • • • • • • • lie •••••••Ft Z FG 8 NAASOCN M I L L ! a n a ft POPP I C A N ll-IF -ll• O tft-O O O O -O O A * FAOI Z ) \ 2 P C L L O N V lL L f A V t f t o r L O T a DC SC A i I f f ... •••••••SOUTH p a r * s a n f o a d ••••••• a s ) PS *2 ANDCPSON IN C LD A I C/O DC SB 1C § U * 0 * ! C L D I ! - 1 8 - ) l • 817-00 00-0020 F A n , £ 4 0 ) S A N T0*0 AVC LOTS 5 ♦ ) s o u t h papa s a ^ ord 6* £ C N RONALD P ft NARY L l l - I t - I t - 5 1 7 - 0 0 0 0 - 0 1 5 0 (MX! PAD I 2 4 4 7 SANFOftO AVC BAOBS CLNCR ft ft BAftftS D AAB CLL ^ JT S ft. AVC SOUTH PAA* N jA ft PCI DA HC 1NTOSM CNAPLES N > 1 - 1 4 - ) 1 - 5 1 7 - 0 0 0 0 - 0 )5 0 (NX) PAOt 2 4 4 2 ftPANOVlCEH AVE HALL L L O Y D E JtM 4 .| 1 ( 4- 5 .! 7 - 0 0 0 0 - 0 4 7 0 o r L O t 47 • • •••••ftAADCN1A • • • • • • • F B 9 * 8 77 h a l l LLOYO E )1 -1 8 -1 1 -B I8 FAOl 24^1 PANOV1CH AVC L O T S I TO 4 N A TA L CDUAADO F ft CAPNCN • ) l - 1 4 - J l - 5 1 ft- 0 0 0 0 - 0 0 7 0 P A D i L I L L Y CT L O T S 7 ft ♦ 4 LEE H C L L IC 0 J l - l 4 - | l - 5 1 8 - 0 0 0 0 - 0 1 0 0 (NX P a d I 5 0 2 C TW C N TY -FO U P TH f L O T S 10 11 12 ft 1 ) ft N 10.•>T l h a l l LL O Y D E i ,» ia-0000-0010 ItO I iCO T.f tl t »2ft7 • 4 4 .5 4 I *288 4 ) 4 . 14 l«2 ff •••••••• •••••••• 4 5 0 .4 4 1*240 •••••••• •••••••• •••••••• > • 0 7 0 .5 4 1*241 •••••••• •••••••• :• 1 0*.10 1*242 4 4 5 .5 2 1*24) 1*747.05 t *244 5 1 1 .4 8 1*245 5 5 .2 5 1*244 •••••••• 1*554.88 1*247 2 5 1 .7 0 1*248 1 * 4 7 ).2 ) 1 .244 1 4 .4 1 1 «)0 0 •••••••• •••••••• 1 )7 .4 5 t* )0 1 jo S S f c N M k t o ? r ON Avt 2 4 4 .8 4 l.)0 ) ........ ... r Ca r l d s a n n a f ,MX’ DUNARt HAAY A 1*102 4 1 5 .8 0 . . . 4 4 . . . - . . . . 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M R S 16 74 I HENDERSON A N N IE L E E J l - l » - l l - 5 2 1 -O D O O - O O I O (MXI PADi i g j MC KAV CLVO Da n i e l s J a m e s k a p u g i n a b J I - l * - J 1 - 5 2 1 -0 C O O -O O 4O ( K X I PAOl 117 MC KAV BLVO »0 U E SMERVL 0 > I - 1 7 - 1 1 - 5 2 1 -O C O 0 - O O 7 0 P A O l ' l t * MC KAV ELVO ( a m I n U S Y LV E S TER L % ROSA L farkcr 2 tl.B C I t >04 l< 0 2 0 .«] I.J 0 8 *0 4 . ao to o * 1.8*1 •18 1007 2 10 . * * to o * .4 .4 4 4 .4 .....4 4 . 727.7* IO O * ... 42*00 1*101.47 IO IO IO II 1.112 *27.*2 l.lll 1 .*7*. 71 1014 1.1*0.72 1018 *71.07 IO I* .^D O N A LD 1.10*. 12 1017 47S.78 l.lll I -0 * 0 0 -0 0 7 0 KAV SLVO (KXI 01 * 0 (MXI O J J O (K X I O I» *19.18 >720 4*1.42 *04.2* -0 8 )0 (KXI -00*0 (K X I Ol 8YR0 AVE CAT T PELL TOMMIE L JR S r ;*ssfsrif5 T L rTO’« jm t e r w r - IS - ..................... •••••••PB 1ft Fft 87 4 4 * .7 0 1 > >47 17 2 . > 2 I >>4* 0 4 .> 5 l> 1 4 * > 4 * .* * l(> 7 0 •0.7* l> 1 7 l ■ >242.18 1(1 7 2 1 7 8 .> 7 l> 1 7 ] •0 . . 1) 1(1 7 8 * 0.91 1>17* 7 0 * . *2 1(1 7 7 1* 2 . 8 # 1(1 7 9 •4444444 4 44*4444 4 2 9 .1 * 1(1 7 * CHISOLM BENJAMIN 4 SAIL R (KXI p a o i a i pcs ave a R A i a . ) N i SHARON >2- I * -> 1 -8 0 1 -0 0 0 0 -0 1 4 0 PAOI MATER S T 1 9 9 .* 7 1(1 9 0 91.2 2 1 ( 1*1 9 1 . *2 1(1*2 1 , 1*1 1 0 1 .0 8 170.1 7 l l o l ’ J S 0^ 0000-0200 1>1*8 91.92 a 0000*0210 199.4* ‘ 1)1*4 412.48 MAMYIN* ( > 2 - 1 * > 1 1 - 9 0 2 - 0 0 0 0 - 0 0 >o 0A:n,LWiEA s 5 tw,r « Da v i s r e S T m a r 1,197 191.99 | , *09 »**.*• t,!B* • 40.61 •••••••• • (.* .(.. 78.17 :~&r-•av 029 n o pt ... 1*0 ( K X I LM •0210 lx mffi > )M >117 44 4 )5 1 1 1 .4 5 I 4 )4 1 7 * .1 4 I 4 )7 1)501 9 2 .** 1,802 4 7 .4 * 1,801 * 2 .1 * 1.904 2 8 .1 4 1.905 4 7 .4 * I(S O * m ••••••»P # WILLIAMS L I • * -"c A 154.41 1.507 2 * 7 .4 5 1 ,8 0 8 7 2 ).7 7 8 ••• I 4 )« •••••••• ........ 7 * 0 .1 ) ^ S ? i ^ 0« T I 440 9 2 .1 * 1.8 09 IB * .*7 1 .5 1 0 7 8 ).* ) 1(911 * 4 4 .7 * 1,912 4 7 .4 * 1 .8 1 ) 4 7 .4 * 1,814 4 7 .4 * 1,8 15 IIS .IB 1,514 2 7 1 .0 4 1.517 4 5 2 .7 5 1,518 4 7 .4 * | ,S I* 4 * .7 9 1 ,5 20 2 2 7 .> 0 1(621 4 4 .7 * 1,522 4 * .7 * | ,52) 9 4 9 .2 8 1.524 9 2 .• * 1 .8 25 rob L >L M 1 1 -9 1 1 -C 19) WATE • IL L) -1890 MARY C h a r il ; LOTS 26* .216 _______ o o l d c n r u l e MOuSlrNO * * COMMUNITY ------DEV CORP > 2 -| 9 -> l-9 1 1 -0 0 0 0 -2 1 )0 PADI CHURCH p a o i _C h u RCH S ST S M I TH PRAMClS L 0-^14 0 (K X I J j - | 9 - > l -51>• •ct ^ I I t ^ w j l l Y i ^ I AO I 2 * l o C K J C,|fiUA T 87.B 7 | 44| 0 0 7 .4 9 | 442 8 7 . B7 1 44) (MXI 444 (MXI o * ; o ao o - oozo Jr* e d a ev I V 0 1 2 - 1 9 - 1 - 6 1 J - O O O O - 1940 PAOl 2 4| WATER *T I 4 )9 WALKER IS!AM Hon! WALTER I s ! am a AL rRE DA * 4 7 .0 * sSawB -0070 (NX) jl’iMj’SfctFSS"0'KX) “ Y p ,i! 5 ; 5 gt;tPSS,“ L V I* »!* -* T lR n O N _ I 2 7 4 .9 1 I 449 >2 0 . B I I 444 2 7 * .* 8 I 447 8 7 .9 7 I 44B 7 9.*0 I 44* 1 * 9 .4 8 I 480 2 4 0 .7 0 I 481 JTS ^ i ^ , j [ v i ? , A^ f 4 ,o PAOl 2 4dt CENTER ST L ? l ^ l ^ * l i * ^ l ] - <X >2 0 - t 4 5 0 ..-^o10 8 0 .8 7 I t op w 100 1ST *00 ... Ttewr*- 0 7 - o r 00 -0 0 4 0 (MXI l 452 ........ ........ 207.01 I 45) L O K R Y W YM CR J 'mx> BLK P J9 P T OP L O T S * * 10 ►IN * P A M I lC H > 2 - l * -l l - 9 g 7 - O 4 O 0 - O O J 0 (K X I ? 454 2 * 2 .7 7 l 1 1 7 .* 4 | 455 • 12 . ) * I 45* 4 4 9 .*8 I 487 > -0 1 1 0 ( K X I 8 7 .* 7 | 45* I B * . 41 1 .8 2 4 * 0 4 .4 ) | 49* S 2 1 .ll 1(82 7 8 9.57 l 4*0 1 62.17 1 ,5 2 * I 4*1 1,191 2*0 .9 1 I c Vk a (N X) 2 t ;1 9 ; > l- 9 § 7 100-0040 (NX) 1,199 •••••••• f t ® **•*1 l>19« **2 ‘n 1(199 17*.14 1(199 2 *2 .4 0 1(400 1,401 1(402 MIDWAY il l ie ' l .•Be? 1.197 117.90 270.4* 1.401 70*.71 1,404 u h iK 9iias°2; r 70 •••••••FALN POINT •••••••#8 •••••••• •••••••• 115.*2 • c m | 4*4 l° ?S r .*08Tt\Si VISED PLAT 1*2.54 •••••••• •••••••• 225.47 | 1 -I9 -1 I- 0100 MIDWAY I *C °IK r 4*4 L°m r I 4*7 l ° Ii ■0000-0,10 (MXI 444.24 1,409* „0 S j s s . 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JOHN W 8 SANDRA (HXI 1 0 - 2 0 - 12 - 1 A C - 0 2 4 0 --OOOO C ******** (H X) Bl a n c h e O O - Z O - I f - J O l - 9 O IN -O O O O PAO l METMCAT mo .484 .010 tm HU LLfT L A I I RETREAT UNIT 1*742.04 0 4 .1 8 4 1 1 .2 7 05-2 2 00-01 22 - 3 0 I - 0 0 2 0 -OOOO IHX) F A Di 3 i 1720 MARSH MAY DEC 05 4 tm TUP 20% RGE )2 C S 1/2 U » L I G A^TCR H T E R CLAUI C»5 - 2 0)-3 •322 - 3 0 1-0O 2C -O OO O SEC 0► 55 fTu t * JO S ROE 32E N 1/2 •481 8 9 .2 4 7 7 8 .1 7 l 3 2 5 .7 0 MOTUNDO HAMTHA J O* - 29 - >2 - |0O - 0 0 9 0 - OOOO 4 4 . 9 9 AC I TH AAA o h D * MCNCE H JOYNt 1 7 )9 MARSH MAY SEC 05 T u p 2 0 5 ROC 32C S 1/2 L I V E LLY Y ALTO A LTON L •482 1(0 9 * .4 2 40-0000 T am m y 2*4 14.57 c » J anI ja w s rea e 1 0 - 2 0 - 1 2 - 1 A C -9 O 0 S -O O 0 0 ( H X I P AD ) 1280 SCTTL EMS LOOP s e c 11 tw p 20 s m o c l i e b e o . . 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B I S . 84 4 ,279 1 ,0 4 7 .0 0 4,280 2 ,9 3 0 .1 8 4.281 8 38.99 4,282 I >322.99 4,281 1 , 3 7 1 .9 4 4,284 1 ,1 2 8 .7 7 4,283 4,2848 4 ,2 8 6 2 ,0 0 1 .4 9 4,291 4 ,288 K 4* UN 1 .0 3 1 .4 1 4 ,1 )1 3 ,3 3 * .3 4 i^ 4 ,2 )2 T t* LOT I I •••••••• 4 itl7 1*761.47 4,293 9 9 1 .2 3 4 ,2 9 4 1 ,4 4 8 .8 8 4 ,2 9 7 > 1 1 .4 4 or to ••• I CAL 'I C A L •44444 ••••••• • T l 14 P8 YCGGE GAYLORD I 1 3 -2 1 -2 6 -3 1 0 PAD) 81 4 C H I bit IC A L . . . 16 P 6 0 F C 6 6 IO N A L CCM TCP •••••*' 21 ftNQ 2 7 - •••••••• 1*401.67 4*114 MA^?1 n I i *MAR^0 I OZOO^IMXI PAD, 41 0 i ■u I n d m • •■•••■WIN] •••■•• ILLA G E N O . > 0 0 4 1 -0 0 0 0 4*116 9 1 0 .1 7 4 ,394 1*272.70 4*176 6 .7 1 1 .7 2 4 .1 7 7 4 * 2 6 4 .4 2 4 .1 7 6 •••••••• •••••••• •••••••• 4 .1 7 7 4 1 7 .2 7 4*400 1 0 1 .4 4 4 ,4 0 1 3 ,0 )7 .4 2 4 ,4 0 2 3 ,9 1 1 .4 0 4 ,4 0 1 •••••••• ■••••••• 4 4 4 .1 3 4 ,4 0 3 h IS C N H RA 612.71 4*140 612.71 4*141 666.77 4*142 —S2j 88*° ••■••••WIND9CAD0US VILLAGE NO. 4 ••••■••ORB 940 PB 488 ------------------> - 4 2 4 0 IH XI M l ••••••• 1 1 .1 6 4*14) 2 6 4 .7 1 4*1 44 264.71 4*146 1 ,1 0 1 .1 0 4 ,4 0 4 0 0 0 0 -0 0 8 0 ••M M j W c «T -R A Y M ANOR i I r ^O f ’ pf ADJ OH a •••••••• •••••••• 7 ,2 9 0 .1 2 4 ,4 0 7 N TR AL F LA 9 8 1 .1 7 4 ,4 0 8 1 ,0 9 1 .1 9 4 ,4 0 9 •••••••• 8 4 2 .1 7 4 ,4 1 0 -1 6 6 0 (M X ) r •••••••• 3 2 3 .3 4 4 ,4 1 1 n* ••••••I •••••• _y] !l(riS?xo^,4d,wo rfif«S?r^400 I ! tf£S?rpf,t0 4 .E 9 B 4,100 1 1 2 .2 4 4 ,1 0 1 3 0 4 .8 0 4 ,1 0 2 1 ,0 1 1 .1 4 4 ,101 2 ,4 1 3 .2 8 •0180 1 u T S T * 4 ,1 8 1 °£?oeo 4 ,4 1 2 •••••••• •••••••• 2 ,0 8 7 .3 3 4 ,4 1 4 TCBC •4444444 1108 >01.48 ?j3K8-8te 4,182 8 8 ).> 1 4 ,1 8 ) 74.28 4,184 100.12 l-ZTJX" 20 I H X ) 4 , )< 78.28 4 , >84 288.>0 4,>87 841.09 4,188 148.24 4,189 T M .8 1 4,>40 #4444441 ctm? j p . . . - - IS"™ --------------- ri4v40.IS?' 4,>84 >40.87 4,>48 842.79 4,248 L C m 4 , >87 L IF E 1 ,0 8 4 .6 1 4 ,4 1 8 1 ,0 3 2 .9 8 4 ,4 1 7 2 ,1 1 2 .2 9 4 ,4 1 9 2 ,0 7 8 .2 8 4 ,4 2 0 4 .9 1 4 .3 7 4 ,4 2 1 8 ,9 7 2 .2 7 4 ,4 2 2 2 ,2 2 8 .3 2 4 ,4 2 2 2 ,4 0 4 .8 2 4 ,4 2 4 2 2 7 .3 8 4 ,4 2 3 1 9 4 .9 0 4 ,4 2 4 7 7 2 .8 8 4 ,4 2 7 •••••••• 8 4 2 .6 9 4 ,4 2 8 •••••••• •••#•••• 9 1 8 .9 7 4 ,4 2 9 •••••••• 44444444 8 4 1 .9 2 4 ,4 2 0 H 8 ; g080 a . 4 ,4 1 8 RN8 2 6 - •0980 IHX) 947.22 2 ,1 8 8 .0 9 •••••••• •••••••• 2 ,2 2 4 .9 2 4 ,4 1 6 528912° KI 4,299 1 8 4 .1 7 •••••••• •••••••• 2 ,1 8 1 .4 0 4 ,4 1 2 0 INK) 4>7,80 IH X ) CST 8 2 0 .9 9 4 ,4 2 1 1 ,1 8 8 .2 2 4 ,4 2 2 •0210 M 4 9 . 1 2 F T OF . •••••••• 4 ,3 9 ) •••••••• •••••••• 1 ,4 9 2 .1 7 4 ,4 0 4 CD P L A T 276.11 4*117 3 M r i 6 9 2 .6 * •••••••• I '0620 IHX) t 4,360 1*644.76 4*117 J j! 4.217 9 1 0 .1 7 •••••••• •••••••• 1 S T ADD •••••••• 4,389 1 .2 4 6 .0 0 :H i! •••••••• •••••••• IHXI # •• LLO ap 2*110441 4*116 AVE 1 ,8 2 0 .8 0 4 iZ )« 11247.49 1*462.70 4»||4 o iir ... T 8™ . H •44444S* •••••■•DOUGLAS POINT* I N T I PH I REPLAT •••••••PD 02 PA 21 ■••••••• 8 TOR-AMERICA INC 1 3 ,4 1 4 .0 0 4 ,214 1 1 * 2 1 - 2 9 - 0 1 ) -OOOO-C ~ •••••••• ir 1 ,0 9 0 .1 9 t ^ SWift. •••••• •••••• I 8 * J8 ° r ve 14 M l . 61 H IL L S U N IT * ( n v 4 M K* ILK 4 ,2 )3 >0030 ?-0 1 % b°Al? SWn££221”r I 9 1 0 .1 7 4 .176 1,018.89 4,1)1 7S LOT 4 • U 43 F T OF LOT 3 BLK . , LECMIS JENIFER C 1 2 -2 1 •29-B8D-)BOO-OIOO PAD, 9*9 LAKE MARION DR a l p I nc 4,3eS AVE 820.88 4,1)2 ^ LOT I • BCG MOST NLY COR LOT . GREENE F ALLAN *oi i 427.74 AVE #22 •••••••* •••••••• •••••••• E JJN 1 T 4 ,228 padi 4 ,3 8 7 4.1*4 ( ___________ LOT 9 • H 19 1/2 FT OF LOT . . . _ _ r --------- iji COLM 8 JANE ^ D - * » 0 J j 0 1 2 0 IHXI 8 9 4 .4 8 •••••••• •••••••• 4 ,290 4,211 4 .1 8 4 812.43 4,110 (KX> 4 4 4 .1 0 1 ,8 4 2 .7 9 8 0 1 .3 4 8 9 4 .4 8 1 0 AVE >20 I H X I PR M F T 6F L O r T l 8 S 1/2 OF . , BLAIR 1NV PROPERTIES 1 2 - 2 1 -2 9 -3 8 0 -4 * 0 0 -0 0 9 0 4 ,1 8 3 RO 449.90 4,128 1 1 - 2 1 -2 6 -3 0-C •••••••• •••••••• 1 ,0 8 7 .4 3 4 ,227 •••••••• ••••#••• 4 7 6 .1 3 4 ,2 2 * 1 )8 .4 7 LOT RICHAROS°KENNE TH 4 ,Z7f 4,289 1 ,1 4 0 .3 0 4.184 * ^ ^ U N ? T * 2 ) AVE HCM9Y JOKW •••••••• •••••••• •••••••• 4 7 8 .7 7 4.128 4,244 221.7 1 fj°$‘o ,m >" LOTS 19 20 STEVEHS SCOTT 8 2 1 .2 9 4 f J22 1 1 - 2 1 - 2 9 - S O I-O O O O -IB 4 A E V I L L A S A OR F0 0 - 0 4 2 0 2 ,1 8 4 .0 4 P° ? | ! 5 ? - j m . * 9 0 0 - 0 , 8 0 PAD P AD l 8 83) 03 LAKE MARION H A R I_ . _DR 4,161 4.243 11294.7* 727.71 33 F T . 4,121 14 LTD -$ 1 4 0 -0 1 3 0 N I T 18 AVE 4,841.11 4,129 3 3 3.93 U i.fti WAv ' ^ 2 1 2 020 IHXI 1 1 ,1 7 4 .4 2 • • « « * L A k C r U A I O N CSTATI i ? f i 2u N W d o MAAACN W f H GAEd ~ L a TC A A If f l2 -2 i-| t* 5 U M -0 O 0 O -6 l0 0 O (KM) (H X) 4,244 CA 4 ,2 )4 (MXI 4 ,1 2 0 8 2 1 .2 9 8 0 r0 |.P . -9 4 4 0 -0 1 0 0 4 ,22* 1 ,7 2 0 .1 1 1 -0 0 0 0-0240 I T H AVE r. M >1-0000-0190 4,10 9 .0 1 1 1 -2 1 -2 9 PAD l 31 4 1241T I I I ROYAL ARMS 1 1 -2 1 -2 9 LOTS 1 2 1 4 3 4 4 1 1 2 ,1 8 0 .3 2 CARRIERO ANTONIO O f t . M A R I A A Y L I S E C T IO N 4 .1 1 9 ROYAL ARMS iir iiife r ; KAA! K fiC A A Y F W O J A a B O TP IlE A 4 ,223 •••••••• WILHELM 8 GA BR IELE 2 ,8 8 2 .8 4 TMP 2 ,1 4 7 .2 2 4 .2 3 ) BP 4 .233 LOT 13 S N 1/2 OF LOT 14 BLK . . . FRj 1 ,7 2 0 .1 1 CENTRAL P L A HOME --------- S l o p s J(-2 l-2 f-! 2 .4 7 9 .4 1 Z S .lt - 0 0 9 0 (MX) ^A D2 *3*0* ? S n e { 4,232 MA IT LA ND AVENUE IN C 1 2 - 2 1 - 2 9 - * “ --------- -PAOl m NT 8 L i LOT A . . . PT LOT A TRANSMATI C -442A P A o V ' i l S ' j AL ?AMONTE . . O R IC N f A F O F F I C E ASSOC ^ ' II L L S U N I T 2 12 - 2 1 - 2 9 - 3 6 0 - 1 3 0 0 -0 1 3 0 PADi CA ST I t L O T S 13 • 14 BLK 13 J U S T I C E MARY A 1 2 - 2 1 - 2 6 - 6 8 0 - 1 4 0 0 - 0 1 4 0 (MXI PADl 107 S P A ING ] ST BOUCHER VICTOR r 8 P AU LINE R 1 2 -2 1 -2 6 -3 0 0 -1 6 0 0 ,M>° PADl 62 2 F A I R v—i e w " 2 v t L O T S | ft 4 BLK 16 THERIN E 'C POiTTCR J I M M l f D 8 CA CATHERINE 1 2 - 2 1 - 2 6 - 6 6 0 - 2 0 0 0 - 0 0 3 0 (MX ...... I PADi 7* 4 PREBLE AVE LO T 3 « N 1/2 OF LO T 4 BLK 20 K V T? LLO YD P 8 VELMA M 0 - 0 2 6 0 (MX) E AVE •••••••• •••••••• 307 .1 2 4 ,2 1 8 L»,1T 14 •••■•••CRANES ROOST CONDO • ••••••f'O J 1 PO 1*00 D 91 HOATON **~??-2t^S-6Tl-0260-2l40 8 3 0 .7 2 5S555 I N A M E-P AR CEL NUMBER 8 B N U N IL D A WORTHY NORMAN CT AL •••••••• •*••*••• ••*••••• 4 7 6 .1 3 4 , 2 ) 0 . - W W i l W I IH X I ANCS WAV #204 ... , . ANCS ROOST . . . •■••VICTORIA PARK •••■PB 16 PGS 12 S 11 ____I MARK S ft LAURTE l 11- 2 1 - 2 6 - 3 2 7 - 0 0 0 0 - 0 0 6 0 IH XI PADi 222 SOVEREIGN CT •••••••DOUGLAS CENTER A c o n d o • ■••■••0f*D 1412 PG 1403 CARROLL LAWRENCE W JR TRUSTEE 4.231 4 1 0 .1 3 MokSi5 ' -0 2 9 0 IHXI M ARLINE P 0 0 - 0 4 3 0 IH XI RD _ . _ T VILLAS PGS 7 4 - 7 7 1 , 0 9 2 .4 3 (MXI 4* ►PUHMENAC.EP WAYNE K * K R U T M N A C P lR ANN M I I - I I - f » - S l 7 - 0 0 0 0 - 0 1 6 0 (MXI PADi J O ; C MtOH-ANO ST LO TS 16 * 20 BLK B WEST . . . En g l e d a n i c l l e 11- 2 1 - r » - S | T - 0 p P O - 0 l * O IH XI PAOi I I 2 E CR A N G E - *1 • LOTS H •••*•••• ••■••••• 1 ,0 3 4 .4 3 4,2' 3 6 1 .4 1 HALL S1BCL S ■ COS*. UNCAN (A D I H A G ft M SAUNtAN P H1RMET _____, 1 1 - 2 1 - 2 * * 3 0 6 - 0 0 0 0 - 2 0 4 0 IHXI PADl 32 0 c r a n e s WAY #204 U N I T 20* CRANES ROOST . . . •*•••• *WF ST ALTAMONTE H E IG H T S EEC 1 PG 4,200 I ,0 2 * .4 8 11-21-2*-{*>•*-0000-2020 €H;<i 10 4.194 1 .8 0 3 .4 4 KNp ItZZl JASSt^r. • * • • « • • ■ '0 4 .193 1 (2 8 8 .9 2 OOODKN PAVHOMD N JR J I -2 1 -6 0 * -0 0 0 0 -2 0 1 0 PADl ©20 C R A W S #201 WAY U N I T 201 C R A W S ROOST . . . F A t MAv CS h CZAT l NCVCRCM (ss\mSaafi 4 i 144 1 .6 0 1 .4 7 TAXES DUE S E O T I BLONIOCN DA V ID C 1 2 -2 1 -2 9 -3 8 0 -0 4 0 0 -0 1 7 0 PADi 3 1 3 HERMIT S TRL LO T 17 * N 1/2 OF LO T !• BLR 4 SUSAN K ------ j O l l A IHXI s a > v <Hx, (• 4 4 0 .4 6 4*240 •••••••a •••••••• 1 ,1 0 4 ,0 0 4,241 ■••••• •••••••P ,Ti?3i m H I ,r . IH XI 6 0 8 .8 7 4 ,> 7 0 8 0 9 .8 2 4 .> 7 1 •944444# •••••••• 1 ,2 8 1 .4 6 4 ,4 )2 1 ,4 2 2 .4 8 PADl ••••••• • •••••*{ •••••••• •••••••• 3 9 1 .1 7 4,242 TP 1 ,2 0 9 .1 4 4 ,241 984.11 4,111 4 8 9 .0 0 4 ,2 7 2 8 2 2 .0 8 4 «> 7 > 2 8 4 .2 4 4 t> 7 4 4 9 0 .8 8 4 ,> 7 8 •••••••a •••••••• 1 2 8 .9 4 4 ,4 2 8 ^0. FT, gf t t i f i ja a •••••••• •••••••• 1 ,4 0 7 .4 2 4,244 1,148.44 4,112 Sitf 44*7 ^ LA k 2 ^ ) l OR I DA DC ( T1 GRAHAM^pAjJI ig?' BAY* 2 ,1 9 4 .2 0 •••••••• •••••••• 8 .4 9 4,243 4 4 4 .3 4 BLK , 1)4.21 0-0020 1 — 0 0 0 0 - 0 1 1 0 (MX) •••••• •••••• alt< 4,114 1,102.94 4,118 892.12 4,114 977.18 4,117 4 ,4 )8 499 94 44 4 •••4444a 4,111 1,081.28 4 ,4 )4 4 9 4 .0 8 4 ,2 7 8 4 8 8 .M 4 .> 7 7 8 0 7 .2 7 4 «> 7 8 6 ,0 0 0 .8 8 4,427 > 6 ,8 2 8 .8 2 4 ,4 1 8 4,2*4 1 ,8 4 1 .1 7 4 .247 2 ,0 0 0 .4 7 4 ,2 4 8 1 ,2 1 3 .7 1 4,249 8 4 .91 4 .230 m 4 ,2 7 9 8 8 1 .2 1 4 .2 8 0 7 7 8 .9 ) 4 i> 8 1 > 1 1 .t> 4,>82 IH X I IT 18 B L K s A c i K'^° •••••••Al t . •••••••NAV •••••••PS 8 0 8 .9 2 - IH X I LA N D H O T E L 8 10 8 12 ... , 4,118 w - •••••••• •••••••• 1,289.71 4,419 748.71 «t° ‘"° !2^000 ^ 0 3 0 IHX, >^180 IHX) mm!• 4,440 �1 a Seminole Herak). Santord. Honda ■Thursday. April 23. 30 A May 7. 1990 t TAXES O u t | N AM E -P A R C E L N U M B ER "AMEL * E I T H L a KA TH E R IN E K i 9 -;i-2 * -5 o « -2 9 o o -o io o ih « P A D i * z « l a S a l l e OR **■*. t n g t i j n l f i a a r p L i f t E?T ~ I~N G TTON (ARR O N MARIA IC JT S 1 l ? - 2 l -- i » - ------------bo» - z 7 o c - o T s o *(MX) P AD l ‘IDO NORTHWESTERN av T ■•**•••WEATHtREE IC ED 1ST ADD . . . . • • • ( - £ { • (-55 5 5 *7 C I T 1I AN*. C/O C I T I C O R P M T » INC 1 S -2 I-2 R -T I0 -0 1 0 O -0 1 I0 F * D l ) 5 * £ UJEANC DR WILDE RC------------ ----1 9 - 2 1 - 2 4 - 9 I O - M 0 O - 0 O 8 0 (HXI R A Di J * S Tt oi eea*n C DR ►•Ol T lN MONRiO f . O | VICX.A 0 1 9 - 2 1 - 2 9 - 9 1 0 9 * g ° -9 P O O (MX) P AD I >» 1 C NO d a m e dr COCA. JE R Rv A I5--2 1 - 2 * - 9 10 - 0 3 0 0 * 0 0 * 0 1MX > E A D l . 1 9 7 C NOTRC DAMS DR SAF0AK1 ME HD 1 1 9 -2 1 - i * - 9 10-09 00-011 0 p * D i 901 l v n Cm f I E L D a VC VAN METTEMA K E E N 1 9 - 2 1 - 2 * - ? 1 0 - 0 9 0 0 - 0 2 4 0 (MXI RA Oi 111 CEEMSON DR MCA* RANDY K 1 9 -2 1 -2 * * 9 1 0 -0 9 0 0 -0 2 9 0 RAO I 117 CEEMSON DR SCHRVVCR MAE ANNE 1 5 - 2 1 - 2 * - ? 1 0 - 0 * 0 0 - 0 0 2 0 (MXI PAD l 4 e « C I T A D E L DR r*tAM DvJNO CAO 4 HA VAN TM t VU 1 9 - 2 1- 2 * - 5 l O - 0 * 0 0 - 0 0 4 0 (M X ) RAO. 911 CARL 16E C A VC tRA&o L E S T E R T 1 9 - 2 1 - 2 8 - 5 1 0 - 0 * 0 0 - 0 1 2 0 (MXI P AD l 9 * 0 M IC H I G A N AVC JCA4XS0N MARVIN C A G L O R I A J 1 9 - 2 1 - 2 * * 5 1 0 - 1 0 0 0 - 0 1 * 0 (M X) R AD i 9 2 0 C A R L I S L E AVE i n t e r - V I S I O N HOMES INC 1 9 - 2 t - 2 « - e t 0 - 1 100 -0 0 1 0 RAO i 4* * CLEMSCM DR TIS-SEEV MARLENE Q 1 5 -2 1 -2 * * 5 1 0 -1 2 0 0-0010 r * D . 401 D a v e o r AVE T ! N.-.LCV MARLENE G 1 5 - 2 1 - 2 * - 5 l O - |2 0 0 - 0 0 1 0 f a D i 401 PAVLOR AVE (ADD TO ROLL POR l * * 4 TA X E S I TEA1E L I N D A L 1 9 - 2 1 - 2 * - 9 I 0 - 1 2 0 0 - 0 0 * 0 « HX» RADi 4** w NOTRE DAME o r ROPINSON CARET V a CATHV J 1 5 - 2 1 - 2 * - 9 1 0 - 1 2 0 0 - 0 1 9 0 1MX> f AOl 41 * H NOTRE DAME DR m i l l e r RANDV R a SHARON c 19 -21 - 2 * * 9 1 0 - 1 4 0 0 - 0 0 4 0 I NX 1 FA O l 472 TULANE DR H IG G I N S J PAUL a ANNE M 1 9 - 2 1 - 2 * - 5 1 0 - 14 0 0 - 0 0 * 0 PAD I 4? 3 TU LAN E DR L E T GARDENS SEC K A TH L E E N ___ - 0 2 * 0 ( H K ) PADi 10* HATE R OAK LN . . . ( • • • s p r in g v a l l e y far m s sei * * g • • • *f 0: 15 PQ ij.4 Mn* c l a * d c a a c v l * r*£NECZ C t L l A « TDK l 5 - 2 l - : « - 3 l 3 - O 0 O O - O l 10 f A O l 112 HAM LIN T LN • ••••••SPftf NO 0** 3 U N I T 4 *o Ptk% 71 * 7 2 ------------------SCMAC JNER J O N A t L I N D A A is* : ‘ - 0 1 7 0 <1MX1 PADi 4 2 0 I R I S S T •••••••MONTGOMERY SOUARE •••••••PQ 24 POS ■ a * HARRIS MOSES a RUEV 1 5 -2 1 -2 * -9 1 G -0 0 0 0 -0 0 4 0 (KXI F A D ■ 90 4 DERBY DR CORAH U L R I C A 1 9 -2 1 -2 4 -9 1 8 -0 0 0 0 -0 9 4 0 PADt 91 7 M A N S FIE LD DR . . . . . . . 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original -page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, April 30, 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/e3868156ba5b91fe37b83ba218856535.pdf d701520eec27907adf1e0eecd5f8c5ef PDF Text Text 11 PA0E...3A SEM IN O LE COUN TY..,2A 5th G raders Dance Into Middle School The Way We Were: Vegetable & Fru it Production In The 1920s INSIDF 90th YEAR, No. 201 TUESDAY, JUNE 2,1998 Residents 'Today the p eop le cry out to b e heard by a deafcom m ission.' M aronda Homes developme more active Viit. •i ” •0 Cents �SA •Swnmoto Herald. Sanford. Honda •Tuesday. June 2.1998 P e o p le B rie fs---------board could reach'd consensus and guide the direction of the p roject. The aemston will take place In the large conference room on the third floor of the county services building. 1101 E. First Street In Sanford. Manager search SANFORD - The Sanford City Commlsalon will hold a special meeting this afternoon (Tuesd ay) beginning at 4 p.m. In the city manager's confer­ ence room to Interview appli­ cants for the position of Sonford City Manager. CALNO meeting LAKE MARY - The Council of Local Governments in Semi­ nole County (CALNO) will meet this W ednesday, Ju n e 3 , b e­ ginning at 7 p.m. In the com ­ mission cham bers of Lakr Mary City Hall. 100 N. Coun­ try Club Road. Items on the agenda Include an update on the educatlon/govemment cable chan­ nel television Issue, and a dis­ cussion of the local option gas tax distribution for the year 1990. With a summertime recess planned, this will be the last regular CALNO meeting until Sept. 2. CRA meeting SANFORD - T he City of San ­ ford Com m unity Redevelop­ m ent Agency (CRAJ will m eet th is W sdUM day, < h a t 9 . b e ­ ginning a t 4 p.m . in th e city m anager's co n feren ce room of Sanford city halL Item s on th e agenda include updates a n th e W aterfront M aster R a n Steerin g Com m it­ tee work, cou rt h o u se program study, co n feren ce center/hote! p ro ject and possible funding for th e Rita Community T h e a­ tre R estoration project. TNnst n x n SEMINOLE COUNTY - Sem i­ nole County T ourism Devel­ opm ent D irector J a c k W ert h a s announced th e results o f th e April 1 9 9 6 collection o f ~ ' q,A*>11t I -^TS« tourist tax money. Wert said collections for the one month are 2 percent above ex p ecta­ tions. with a total Income of 913:1.038. For the Aral seven months, since the beginning of the fiscal year on O ct. I. 1997, collections are up 1 1 percent over expectations and 1U per­ cent over the amount collected in Uiat time period last vear. W.O.W. formation LAKE MARY - An organiza­ tion Is being formed to bring together widows, widowers and persons who have a spouse living In a nursing home. The organization, to be called W.O.W. (Widows or Widowers) Is sponsored by the Veterans of Foreign W ars Rost H207. According to Doni DrSumo. president mid founder, the o r­ ganization Is dedicated lo of­ fering support, bonding, assis­ tance. brotherhood mid social activities for m em bers. Monthly meetings are being planned. DeSamo says in order lo ef­ fectively minister lo the target group’s needs, the m em ber base must be of significant number. In addition to r e ­ cruiting new m em bers. W.O.W. to also appealing to area churches and others for assistance. The flnvt m eeting Is sch e d ­ uled Tuesd ay, J s m 9 at 11 a.m ., at Florida H ospital, Sand Rond Road. Luke M ary, (off Luke Emma Road). F o r additional In form ation , co n ta ct Dom D e S a m o a t 3 2 3 5 1 5 2 . S ecreta ry C lym er a t 323-8996. or M em b ersh ip E th el S h a p iro a t 324-0 7 3 3 . atom They way we were Vegetable and fruit production in the 1920s During the crop year of 1924-25. the carload ship­ m ents of vrgrlablrs and hulls front Seminole County totaled 7.401 cars as follows: celery. 5 .8 7 4 ears: lettuce. 3 5 1 : mlac. vegetables. 3 5 1 : «utd citru s h ulls. 8 8 5 . H ie large agencies which dlsIribulrU most of these crops wen* Ihe Sanford Farm ­ ers Exchange. H ie Florida Vegetable Corporation. Ihe Sanford-Oviedo Truck Grow­ ers. all of which were coop era­ tive Institutions. I h e Indeliendent operators were Chase und Company. The American FYuR Growers. Inc., and F.F. Dutton. In addition, the large commission houses In Ihe marketing renters lind rep re­ sentatives in Sanford during the shipping season when co n ­ tracts were made f o b . for Ihe standing produrllon of some of the growers. For shipping its mammoth production of fruits and vege­ tables. the Sanford dlstrtrt id annually railroad freight la in excess of $ 2 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 0 . This was. per capita, the larg­ est amount paid by any com ­ munity dlrrctly served by the Atlantic Coast Line. T h ese vegetables were grown K on a n area o f abou t 3 .0 0 0 a cre s, averaging b e tte r th an two carload s per a cre. T h e shipping season w as from Nov. IB through J u n e I S . A good m any wax and g re e n b ea n s were planted, m ostly on the flat woods and san d y Celery was rrcogntzrd a s th e money crop. Sh ip m en ts o f th is product began about th e m id­ dle of Ja n u a ry and co n tin u ed until Die middle o f May. D u r­ ing M arrh. the peak shipm ent time, dally ship m ents of celery totaled 100 cars. T h is was Sanford’s most Im portant and profitable Industry: th e annual gross retu rn s am ounted to ap­ proxim ately 6 7 .0 0 0 .0 0 0 . ’ About 6 0 .0 0 0 plants w ere set to the acre. The cost of growing celery. Including ta ­ bor. fertilizer and cra te m a te ­ rials. w as 6 7 0 0 per a r t e . T h e production per a cre w as 7 0 0 crates or approxim ately two carlo ad s. A con sid erab le acreag e o f ih e county’s celery land w as planted in c o m each su m m er. It was an excellent crop to plant after celery and. due to residues of fertilizer left In th e soils, the yield was abou t 6 0 bu sh els to th e acre. Plantings were m ade M arrh through May. h am m ocks o f the county. H ie y required only small am ou n ts o f fertilizer and yielded from 1 0 0 to 2 0 0 h am p ers to the a cre . Ricking lim e was from Nov. I to Dec. IS . or until fro st. I T icca were averaging 9 2 . 0 2 per ham p er for spring b e a n s and 9 3 .1 8 for fall b ran s. Many carlo ad s of c a b b a g e were shipped from S e m in o le County an d also a c o n s id e r­ able tonnage of cau liflo w er. T h ese cro p s were well su ited to any o f th e truck lands o f th e county. Cabbage w as com p arativ ely ch eap lo raise and a fair y ield w as about 4 0 0 cra tes to th e acre. H te market waa a ch an g eab le quantity as it w as for m ost perishables, b u t th e fall crop usually brought a good p rice: during 1 9 2 4 . th e price p er ham per w as 9 3 . 3 6 . A trem end ous acreage In th e eounty waa suitable for c itr u s cu ltu re. From 5 0 to 7 0 tr e e s were set to an acre and a good grove u sually produced from four to te n boxes o f fru it p e r acre. It took five to ten y e a rs to bring a grove Into p ro fita b le pro d u ctio n . Som e o f th e varieties grow n were P arso n Brown. Luc Q im Gong. P ln ra ^ k ro d V akm cta grapefruit and Dancy ta n g e r­ ines. The production of g reen peppers In Sem inole C ounty generally ran Into hundreds o f carload s annually. Both a foil and sp rin g crop were raised , though m ore was grown o f th e latter. T h e lighter type tru c k Mill w as rn lird for th is crop. Approximately 2 tons o f fe r­ tilizer w ere used per a c r e . Much o f the cost of raisin g peppers w as in picking and preparing th e fruit for m ark et and th erefo re varied sev eral hundred p er re n t. Although very difficult to m ake, fall peppers seldom failed to bring a ttra ctiv e prices. H ie pepper rrop of­ fered a n ex rrlle n t m eans o f dlversification In the ce le ry farm, though It seldom p r o ­ duced well when planted In ground Imm ediately after c e l ­ ery had b een takrn from it. It was suggested that other s e ­ qu en ces b e adopted. O ther cro p s that did well In the cou n ty during 1925 w ere e a rs role, endive. lettu ce, p o ta ­ toes. straw b erries and sw eet po tato es. Also grown In sufficient am ounts lo supply an activ e shipping bu siness were c a r ­ rots. b e e ts , turnips, sp in ach and p eas. T h ere was room for a great d eal o f development In gwwktg th e se and other m ise d a n e o u s vegetables. N R V I r ip LONOWOOD • S e n io rs F irst. Inc. win hoid a ch a rity au cB ro o k s^ ^ H a rrta . 9 0 S N. U JL Highway 1 7 -9 2 In Longwood. An a it preview te sched u led for 2 p .m .. followed b y th e au ction a t 3 p.m. For additional In form ation , phone 2 9 3 - 0 1 7 7 . - U ,iV Y 't r m ■ B W u ? r fix B :r rHffx K t ^ r r f - rW H K rT f-fn ;r . lake a\a r y ■ 6 *rriH c in e m a STAY ALIVE U £ ta n tn o lc S fcrald "Irrvfof Sm inolt County Sine* 1906" • VM.30.NP.a01 T h e following b lrth a w ere recorded a t Florida H ospital In Altam onte: April 21 • K atherine an d Adam Halstead. Lake M ary. Boy; M elissa and Davtd T u rn e r. Oviedo. OKI: B usan an d B ru ce H iggle. E ustls. Boy; Pam ela an d Eddie Sm ith . San fo rd . Boy; Carol an d D a n iel Hlllntitn. C asselberry. B a y April 2 2 • Ja n ra m n D ye and C hristopher Sch ro n ak L A kam onte Springs. Boy: M ichelle an d Mark P a trick . Lake M ary. Girl: T ra d e an d Allen Bailey. W inter Springs. B oy: Laura and Oerald B a rte l. Sanford O lrl April 2 3 - Liaa an d R ussell Kuchenbrod. J r .. D eltona. CUrt; Stacy F u sio n an d B rian Bowden. Oviedo. B oy: Salen a Rivera and C arioa R am irez. C asselberry. G irl April 2 4 - T racy and David Sm ith . D eltona. B ay : R ach el Hart and Terry O eorge. Langwood. Girl April 2 5 • April W lnthrop, C asselberry. O tri; Melody Cla ba itonl an d Raul Nelson. Terry 2 5 2 P* Oirt; A ltam onte Sp rin g s. B oy April 2 6 - U aa a n d M anny PPcheco, C asselberry. B oy CQfgOUU ^ ■■ 1- �by Longwood p o lice. Browning w aa charged w ith p o sse ssio n a f alco h ol b y p erso n under the « e s f t l . Brow ning w as a rn a lo d o n S ta te Road 17-92. He charged « t t h retail theft a n d battery, d ay m en was a rrested In the 3 0 0 block o f Ttowne C en te r C ircle. TCresa Ireland . 2 7 . o f 2 3 1 8 MeUonvlIJe Ave., Sanford, w as arrested Sunday. May 3 1 . b y Sanferd p o lice. In la n d a n a charged with retag theft an d arrested tot th e 1BOO block o f French Avenue. Ireland alleg« 0 y tried to take un dis c losed Items from a grocery store. C herokee Ctr.. San ford , w as arrested Saturday. May SO. by Sem in ole County d eputies, McLeod w as charged with grand theft au to, retail th eft. petit th e ft, and p osse s sio n o f d rug p arap hern alia. He w as a rr e o t e d a t th e above ad d reas. r n m m r n n m m m m m fm m m m Bo i f n E B I I i rvi/xcic J l T B S S S H I " M l 1 WE R E NOT GONE... JU ST RENOVATING! Monday T h ra Thursday Jane 1st thra 4th + “To B rin g You A ✓ F re sh , New LOOK!” JE B BUSH SPEAKER DAN W EBSTER SPEAKER DESIGNATE JOHN THRASHER Our Friends To JU N E 4, rn •r I 1i L 1 1fe1 ^VvOl/ • 1 • trY * irj h ^ t jjg ^ t t r **** * * * * S I ' S m IM Ilsifp H ■ft. l H « ■ ■ ■ w** �I 4A S*nwvx« Herald Sanford, Honda Tuesday June 2, 1990 Continued from Page 1A There's u shortage of techni­ cally trained people all over thr country, said Herildgr With the growth of the Indus­ try along the east-west co rri­ dor that sp an s thr state, th r nred for trained peoplr Is also a reality tit Central Florida. 'Clearly, the message Is to K-12 students." sold Ilerrtdge •ft's okay to pursue a technical degree." G rad uates of a 2-year degree program ran enter the workforce at a level of $3 0 ,0 0 0 per year, compared to on a c ­ counting student with a 4 -year degrre. who could expect em ­ ployment at a thiaiui.il tnstltu- Horticultural series TAVAKES The Lake County Extension Service will present Horticultural Enlrrpnsc Man­ agement. a 2 -part series The sessions will provide inform a­ tion about management ideas, financial techniques, custom er relations, personnel, profes­ sionalism. and other aspects of horticultural based b u si­ nesses. The featured speaker will be Karl W. Krpnrr. P h D . Krpnrr ts a distinguished service professor at the U ni­ versity of Florida. He innovates the design, development and implementation of effective ag ­ ribusiness management p ro ­ grams. Kcpner m akes over 125 management presentations per year to local, national and international businesses He has written over 500 publica­ tions covering a variety of management issues. Tbr sem inar will be held Tuesday. J u n e 9 and T u e s ­ day, J u n e 1 6 Registration is $50 for both days. Registration deadline ts Ju n e 2. For m ore Information call |352| 3 4 3 4101. Help the Habitat SANFORD • The public ts In­ vited to attend a meeting Nude Costlaaad from P i| t 1A Morris and West ore running In the Republican ITtmary. "They (the George/West group) have sadly misled the people." M orris said. "If 1 didn't know what I do. I*d have signed their petition, myself." West doesn't deny he's one of the lead ers of the group. Today the people cry out to be heard by a deaf commission.'* he Mid In a statem ent. "I b e­ lieve It Is the people who should set (lie standard for the community. "All tills work (gaihrnng signatures) would not have been needed If Just one of the incumbents had lis ­ tened to the people. Commissioner Gram vuioy. who has advocated a total ban on nude dancing since he came Into office 2 years ago. said he believed M orris Is wrong about any kind of secret agenda and conspiracy theory by the right wing. "Whenever people d is a ­ gree with Randy Morris, he says It Is a personal or politi­ cal attack." Maloy said. "It'a time for him to listen." Nude dancing clubs • located mainly In Fern Park and Casselberry - have existed In the county for more than 2 5 years. Currently, there are 6 clubs, one of which opened last year while the county wus restructuring Its adult en ter­ tainment code. The courts have mled that exotic dancing was protected expression under the First Amendment. *1 support the views of the people and Tm willing to lis­ ten." Commissioner Win Adams said today. "If 10.000 people feel the way they do. let's hear them out. There may be 3 0 .0 0 0 who disagree and we should listen to them. What wcVc tried to do from the start Is get rid o f the lewd conduct. Again. If 1 could. I'd order air strikes." "Hits m arks the first time In Seminole County's history that lion with starting pay of $ 2 0 ,0 0 0 per year. The program to be p r e ­ sented by Octrtdge at the monthly cham ber breakfast meeting Is an update of the progress made tjy the council which formed in Ju ly of 1 0 8 6 , to promote high tech growth along thr Interstate "We need to change some perspectives, particularly In the 1-4 corridor.* Ilerrtdge said. "Central Florida Is m ore than Disney, more than agri­ culture..." Iterrtdge. a former ATAT public relations ami public alfalrs division manager heads up the council which also In- scheduled for W ed n esd ay, Ju n e 10. lo obtain Information on how to qualify for a Habitat for Humanity home. Hablt.it Is looking (or qualified potential homeowners. Thr Success by Six Commitnlty Resource and Referral Center Is sponsoring the class which ts free to members of the community. The D irector of Family Services from Habi­ tat for Humanity will conduct (lie meeting, scheduled for 2 p in . until 3 :3 0 p.m. at th r Salvation Army. 7 0 0 W. 24th Street In Sanford. For additional information, phone 3 2 8 -3 8 9 0 . dudes participation liy Joh n llltt. president of thr Univer­ sity ol Central Florida and Betty Castor, president of the University ol South Florida. In Tampa. Besides lobbying the legislature for Incentives for taigeted Industries, the cou n ­ cil focuses on the development ol university programs to serve the technology Industry. One of the key aspects of the coun­ cil. Ilerrtdge said. Is that 2 major Florida universities, with total enrollment of more than G7.000. are working to ­ gether. 'talking to each other." The support of professors, through education and r e ­ search. Is Important to the continued Micrrss of the tech ­ nological giowlh. 'Hie chamber meeting begins at 7:4f> a m., ul the Country Club at llrathniw. m ain dining nsim. Admission Is $ 5 for members and $7 for nonmembers. For more Inform a­ tion. call the chamber office ut 3 3 3 -4 7 4 8 Develop----Coatlawed b w Page IA Jn y Manlrr. dlrrclor of (engi­ neering and Manning I* rec­ ommending the conditional use permit be granted board on ronnlHtcney with the city's comprehensive plan, and resolution of all preliminary subdivision requirements. The property would be lo­ cated bctwrrn llarld Woods Phases I and II and the Wick­ low Elementary School and udjacrnt to a main railroad line. UR FRIENDS & NEI citizens have colleeted sign a­ tures to override a decision of the County Com m ission." George said. The group needed 9 .3 9 6 valid signatures to bring the Issue before the com m is­ sion and possibly lo a vole In November. Ooard ‘s stuff will begin to validate the signatures this week. For the past 5 months, group leaders have taken the petition* to churches and to citizens groups. On u given Survtay morning, they would guther hundreds of signatures. People were told of the evils of nude dancing and little more. Most signed without asking any questions "I believe It Is the people who should set the standard for dwtr community, not the porno m erthsnu and friends on the commission." candidate West said. Is It time tor the |asl dance? Stay tuned. b u s in e s s vine Towr\ Is The Businesses Serving Our Community WE'RE MOT YOUR AVERAGE CLEANING COMPANY GIVE U i A CALL TODAY! YOU W O N T BE P —APPOINTEPI Back n 194? • carp*r>r « . « bom to pnsrd* tm b n l pou t s ttoenng to* hom*« apaamam*. c t i A M M sod «t a n o h o a b u n*ns n **i h tv * a s Ctosn Serrtm m m r s i company M l svi m H i l l I 11 l i l t . MH i V Y L ilU ll ALL! INCLUDING • DUSTING • VACUUMING • MOPPING/WAXING FLOORS •WINDOWS/MIRRORS • CEILING FANS •ALL APPLIANCES CLEANED INSIDE & OUT •CHANGE DIRTY LINENS Republican women HEATHROW - T h r Suburban Republican Women's Club. Federated, will hold Its Ju n e meeting on W ed n esd ay. J u n e 17 from II a in. to I p m at the Heathrow Country Club. 1200 llrldgrw atrr Drive. Heathrow. Thr program for the meeting will be U pdate on the Legista (fix- Session. Sp ecial speukrr to tie announced. The coat Is $ 1 2 per person. Reservations and ran rrilatlon s due by Ju n e 13 at 5 p.m. For reservations coll Betty Je a n Cochran at 8 6 2 -6 6 2 6 or Ju n e Columbus at 8 3 0 -4 5 6 0 . Also listed on the agenda for the meeting ure public hear­ ings to consider conditional use for u duplex to be located at 2 1 8 W. 12th Street, and a church office and multipurjstse building at IBM S. Mungoustlne A m in e. Holy Trinity Church of Cod in Christ. T h r I’&Z meeting will begin at 7 p.m. Thursday. Ju n e 4. In th r commission cham bers of Sanford City Hall. W/COUPON ONLY IV»* m m J O ften Di*lt n n . i , I l c H . i r tj. S . m f m cl. 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Juna 2. 19M - M E x tr a P o in t * ... Jeff Berlinicke Bambino bash begins Cubs, Expos victorious on opening night of Today is the Sanford City Championship Series semifinals Herald Staff Writer big day that a baseball player waits a lifetime for S A N F O K I) _ A lot o f (Irram ii n rr g o in g to c o m e t r u e to d ay . T h e a n n u a l n u ijo r le a g u e I m v Im II d ra ft taken p L u r tcxLiy u nd *rvrn»l S e m in o le C o u n ty p la y e r * a re g o in g to get a p h o n e r a il s o m e tim e th a t will c h a n g e th eir live* d r a ­ m a tic a lly . T lte m a jo r leag u e d ra ft Isn 't like th e H o lly ­ wood p r o d u c tio n * o f th e NFL an d th e NUA. You ck m 't ev e n get to se e It o n telev isio n , let n lo n e w a tc h Mel K iper. J r . . Mel K iper. J r . ' s luilr. a n d C h r is H erm an sp rn d 15 m in u te s d is c u s s in g rv rr y te a m 's pick, h r r a th le s s ly g oin g o v e r g am e film a n d ru m o rs, u n til som eon e m a k e s an an n o u n cem en t an d p a n ­ d e m o n iu m b r e a k s loose a t M ad ison S q u a r e G a rd e n . No. t h i s is a low -key a ffa ir. In fa ct, e x rc p t lor f ir s t -r o u n d (rteks. th e leag u e d o e sn 't even a n n o u n c e w h o lia s tie r n selecte d . S o . in s t e a d o f w a tc h in g televisio n , o r s i t ­ tin g In t h e p la y e r's g a lle ry In New Y o rk , lo c a l s t a n d o u ts lik r U rn K n ap p . L an ce O d o m , F e ­ lipe la ip rz u n d T im K a ln e s will sit by t h e te le ­ p h o n e . s u rro u n d e d b y fam ily m e m b e r s w a llin g f o r llie p h o n e to ring. W h e n th a t p lio n e d u ally rin g s, u n d fo r th o s e f o u r . It sh o u ld b e so m etim e e a r ly t o ­ m o rro w u fte rn o o n . th e y will le a rn w h e re th e ir e n t ir e fu tu re w ill ta k e th e m . W h e re th ey w ill m e e t th e ir fu tu r e wtvrs. W h e r r th e y will r a i s e th e ir c h ild re n . It s h o u ld b e a g o n U In g (or th o se th r e e , b u t a t le a s t th e y r a n e x p e ct to h e a r th e p h o n e rin g s o m e tim e to d ay . F o r o th e r S e m in o le C o u n ty b a llp la y e rs , It co u ld be a n y tim e b e ­ tw een to d a y nn d T h u r s d a y w hen th e d ra ft fi­ n a lly e n d s . S t a r t w ith th e fo u r p la y e rs a lm o st s u r e to b e t a k e n In th e first ro u n d o r early se c o n d . U q iez Is ra te d a s th e se co n d b est p ro sp e ct In th e s t a l e o f F lo rid a (b eh in d U n iv ersity o f M iam i s u p e r s t a r F a t D u n e ll). He b a tte d well o v er . 5 0 0 fo r L ak e B r a n tle y , earn ed o n e s ta te title, n n d Is a n o th e r A lex R odriguez. H e c a n field, h a s o n Uzl for a n a rm and th e r e 's n o b ig g er t h r ill In S e m in o le C o u n ty b a s e b a ll th a n to s e e h im k n o c k a lin e drive In to th e gap a n d t e a r a ro u n d th e b a s e s . O viedo c o a c h K c n n c D ro w n said h e Is th e b est p ro sp e c t h e 's e v e r s e e n . O d o m w a s u n h ltta b le b y d ie en d o f th e s e a s o n f o r S e m in o le . H e h a d 2 8 s c o r e le s s In ­ n in g s g o in g In to p o s t-s e a s o n In h is o n ly y e a r a s a S e m in o le . H e's a lr e a d y signed w ith D a y ­ to n a D e a c h C o m m u n ity C ollege fo r n e x t s e a s o n , b u t a fir s t-r o u n d pick, u s u a lly a c ­ c o m p a n ie d b y a t le a s t a $1 m illion s ig n in g b o n u s , c o u ld sw ay h im . K n a p p , th e so n o f fo r m e r C alifo rn ia A n g el p itc h e r C h r is K nap p (w ho w as ta k e n In th e first r o u n d a s th e No. 11 pick In 1 9 7 9 ). a l ­ read y h a s sig n e d to p itc h a t th e U n iv ersity o f F lo rid a n e x t y e a r, b u t B ro w n said M ilw a u ­ kee. w ith th e 1 3 th p ic k Is se rio u s a b o u t d ra ftin g K n a p p . He Is 6 - fo o t- 7 an d c a n h it 9 5 o n t h e r a d a r g u n . He a ls o w as In cred ib le fo r O viedo d o w n th e s t r e t c h a n d gave u p o n ly o n e h it In a ro ad lo ss t h a t ended th e s e a s o n for th e L io n s in th e fir s t ro u n d o f r e g io n a l* . K n a p p I s a ls o a n e x c e lle n t a th le te w h o w a s a key fo r t h e O viedo b a s k e tb a ll te a m t h a t r e a c h e d t h e s ta te fin a ls la s t se a so n . R a in e s Is th e m o st w ell-k n o w n o f th e fo u r, m a in ly b e c a u s e h is d a d Is a p ro b ab le h a ll-o ffa m e r a f t e r h e r e tir e s . L ittle R o ck m oved from s e c o n d b a s e to th e o u tfie ld th is s e a s o n a n d c o m b in e s speed , m o re pow er an d a b e tte r a rm t h a n h is fa th e r, a n d th e d rea m to p lay w ith B ig R o c k In th e m a jo r s . R a in e s played q u a r t e r b a c k for th e 'N o les a t tim e s la s t s e a ­ so n a n d Is a n o th e r O ne a ll a ro u n d a th le te . T h e n t h e r e a r e th e g u y s w ho will sp e n d n o t J u s t to d a y , b u t p a r ts o f W ed n esd ay a n d Thursday waiting for the phone to ring. Pity the poor telemarketer who tries to call up with an offer of magazines. Oviedo's Jeremy Frost Is a big catcher who has signed with UCF but Is expected to go >7A S ta ff R e p o r t s SANFORD . Thr K.illro.idrr s Cubs overcame an rally rh.illcnjtc tu continue its winning ways, wbllr Ihr Hoys A Girls ( lub-Kxpos did all of their scoring In one Inning a s Ih r rrgular sea •am cham pions nude nnprrssivr debuts in the Hanford lire rcatlon |)r|Mrlinrni llshe Ruth ll.iseb.ilI llam blno City Championship Series at the Huy Holler Junior Field Monday evening The Cuh*. which posted the best rrcnrd 115 11 tu the league in taking the top spot In Ihr AmerKan Division, look an early 3-0 lead, fell behind 4-3 alter two Innings, then took the lead (or good with two nuts In tlie third inning and went on to m 0 5 triumph over the National Dlvi slon nituier up Kntrrprlse Trucking Indians In the nightcap, the Expo*. who went 12-5 in winning the top spot In the National Division, trailed I O helurr exploding (or eight runs in the third Inning. Hie Sunnlland Corporation-While Sox (win* ■ABB RUTH BASEBALL BAMBINO C ITY CHAMPIONSHIP S E R IE S SE M IFIN A L S O A M E ONE n .ltm f — 122 031 .1 * 1 0 U l n r W Tn ckO IIM W a 040 010 • Writ C M I t W Ci i q n llw WMH I • • 0 0 0 1 0 204 7 ■ wrrr also 12-5. hut finished second In the American Division) tried lo mount a rally, •cor­ ing two runs in llte (mirth Inning and lour runs In llie •Ulh Inning to dose tu within 8-7. The Wlille Sox had llie tying nui on third and the winning run on second, but could not get a i lull li hit as the Kx|xa held on Game two ol the Hest of-Three Series Is s< hetluled for Wednesday night at Koy Holler Junior Held In Ft. Mellon Purk At 5 :4 5 p m. the White Sox meet llie Kxpos and at 7 :45 p m. llie Cub* lake on llie Indians. If thr Indians and/or Ihr While Sox win on Wednesday, a Ihlrd winnrr-tukr-.ill game would I k - played on Friday at times lo lie announced. The survivors of Ih r semifinal series will meet III Ihr Hcst-of-Thrrr City Championship S e tlrs beginning next Monday evening. Weather per­ mitting. thr games will be played on Monday. Wednesday and Friday Ilf necessary). with all gam es starting at 0 :3 0 p m at Koy Holler Ju n io r Field Leading ihr way for thr Cubs wrrr Damien Word (two singles, one run scored, one Rill). Knk Hrrum and Karl Henkel (two singles and two runs scorrd each). Drkywan Hebose (one double, two nuts scorrd). Alan Foster (one sin ­ gle. one Rill) and F'reddlr Howard und Dorian Reaves (one single and one nui scorrd rach). Doing Ihr damage for thr Indians wrrr Donte Jo h n so n (two singles, on r nui scoredl. Garron Davis (one double, one nui scorrd). Antonio Miller (one single, one tun scorrd. onr RHI|. Calling all new officials Babe Ruth nears finals B y J t f l B s r t l s lr S s ASSISTANT SPORTS EDITOR S t a ff B t f w t t SANFORD _ Tlie Sanford R e c r e a ­ tion D epartm ent llab r Ruth B a s e ­ ball City C ham pionship S e r ie s ’ sem ifinals Is down lo th e Anal three tea m s and will s e ttle Its co m b a ta n t* for llie finals to d ay at Historic Sanford Memorial S t a ­ dium. Five tra m s begun the se m ifin a ls Iasi W ednesday and Ih r tightly contested h a s come down to the lop two see d s In the w in n er’s bracket and th e No. 4 seed w aiting for a shot a t getting Into th e fin a ls. In (he opening game o f (h e dou­ ble-elim ination tournament la s t W ednesday, the No. 3 seeded Ulltx Clean-Red S o x (13-4 In the regu lar season) withstood a furious c o m e ­ back effort lo edge the R otary C lub-A thletics (11-41.8-7. On Friday, the No. 2 seed ed Moose Lodge-Pirates (12-4 a n d the m any-tlm e defending City C h a m p i­ ons) knocked off Ihe No. 5 seed ed Central Florida Gradlng-Kxpos (4I0|. On Satu rd ay , the A thletics ca m e back to elim inate the Expos 1 3 -3 . T h r No. 1 seeded Nobles C onstn ictlo n -W h llr Sox (1 3 -2 o n the rrgular seaso n ) Joined th e P ira te s os undefeated team s as It c a m e up with four consecutive one-out s in ­ gles In th e bottom of the eig h th in ­ ning to top th e Red Sox 8-7. Over th e past 2 0 year* C aiy Field s has worked hard to make h im s elf one o f the m ost respected football and bask etball officials In F lo rid a . IjONOWOOD _ Cary Field s re­ m em bers when he thought h e wus th r b e s t referee In th r building, even th ou gh the thoughts cam e from h is s e a t in th r stand s. *1 w ent to a UCF-Rolllna b a s k e t­ ball g am e In 1978.* Fields recalled . *1 was very vocal about the o ffici­ ating a n d a t halftime, one o f the officials w alked over lo talk to me. lie ch allen ged me to go to lu nch to talk a b o u t what h r does. "T h at's how I got Into It. Eveiyone th in k s they can do b etter than Ihr guvs on the floor.* Fields Is now one o f th e m ost re­ spected football and b a sk etb a ll o f­ ficials in C en tral Florida and Is a fam iliar sigh t to anyone who a t ­ tends S e m in o le County sportin g events. F ield s knows h e ll never get rich off b ein g a referee, but It gives him th e b e s t seat In the house for almost all o f the big games. Fields Is a past president of the Invacare regains share of Industrial softball lead P rom S t a f f R e p o r ts SANFORD _ Invacare stopped D ata Max's run a lo n e atop th e Sanford Recreation Department In d u strial Spring Slow iltc h Softball League at one week a s It swept a doubleheader last Friday night at Ptnehurst Park. Invacare broke a scoreless tie by scoring two runs In th e third Inning added four Insurance runs In the fourth Inning a s It bounced D ata Max 8-5. Invacare then bounced b ack from a 2-0 deficit by 008 402 0 . 0 0 000110 2 . ■ IS ■•JMf I 111 0 0 0 0 . ■ 10 004 004 s . 10 10 scoring live runs In the bottom o f the second inning and co a s te d to s 15-5 trium ph over Safety Klcen In tlie n ig h tc a p . Tlie leagu e Is now deadlocked at the top with b o th Data-M ax an d Invacare b o th standing at 5-2. Safety “ oo# la d t s t r i s l. P ago BA Co-Ed softball top teams widen lead over pack SANFORD _ The rich got rich e r In the San ford Recreation D e p a rt­ ment Sp rin g Co-Ed Slow P itch Softball League at Ptnehurst P ark Monday n igh t. Sanford Christian C hu rch showed Improvement a s It sco red seven ru n s in the second In n in g to take a 9 - 3 lead over M JO . b u t It could not m aintain the m om entum and M JG rallied with eight ru n s In the third Inning and 10 ru n s in the fourth in n in g lo get bock over the .5 0 0 m ark with a 25-12 victory. In Ih e second game, M aronda Homes an d Kempke M usic Serv ice hooked u p In a great gam e. Kempke M usic Service b ro k e a 22 tie by scorin g live ru n s In Ihe fourth In n in g. Kempke M usic Service got b a c k In the gam e with four runs in th e lop o f th e fifth Inning, but Kem pke Music S erv ice took control, scorin g three ru n s In the fifth Inning an d two ru n s in (h e sixth Inning to ta k e a 1 2 -6 advantage. M aronda Homes mounted a rally In the lop o f the seventh Inning, but could only score three runs, making th e final score 12-9 K em ­ pke M usic Service. The n ig h tcap went pretty m uch a s expected a s undefeated B eer :3 0 scored 1 1 ru n s In the top o f the first Inning and cruised to s 23-1 victory over th e winless Sem in o le Scoo p . B eer :3 0 la now 5 4 ) and le a d s Kempke M usic Service (4-1). M X ) (3-2). M aronda Homes (1-3). S a n ­ ford C h ristian Church (0-3) and th e Sanford Sco o p (0-4). Next Monday night at P tn eh u rst Park. B eer :3 0 a n a Kempke M usic Service b a ttle s at 6 :3 0 p .m .; the Seminole Scoo p challenges S a n ­ ford C hristian Church a t 7 :3 0 p .m .: and MJO ta k e s on M aronda Homes at 8 :3 0 p.m . Providing th e o(Tense w ere: MJO: R uben Garcia (one hom e run. two doubles, th ree runs scored, live RBI), Don Baldw in (three trip les, three ru n s sco red , two RBI). Oreg LIU (three sin g le s , three runs scored, two R BI). A lison Baxter (th ree singles, tw o runs scored). J J . JU es (two d o u b les, two n u ts scored , one RBI). D an GUI (one double, one single, tw o runs scored, o n e RBI). Paula Son ger (two sin g les, three runs sco red ). Chuck Harley (one d ouble, two RBI). M elissa Sim pson (three runs scored, o n e RBI) and H eather Saivo a n d Tee Baldwin (two runs ■cored an d two RBI each). Sanford C hristian C hurch: Roy Anderson (two home runs, three runs sc o re d , three RBI). M onica Tlch o n o ff (two singles, one tun scored, two RBI). Scott Finley (grand sla m , one run scored, four RBI), M ike Plpltone (one home run. one run scored , one RBI). Karen Finley a n d Rick Wells (one single o s o C o-Ed, P a g * BA CM 271 S O . IS IS M S ( 1 * 4 . as IS • lia s e s , t i t s m m s s . is is •M* (St u uist.ssai t i t a. 1 4 �•A •SwrwoW Hwakl. Santera. Florida •Tuesday. Juna 2 .19M Co-Ed and two runs scored each), J o e Capulo (one single, one run scored). Mary W ells. B rend a Anderson and Mike Su rro (one single each) and Kelly Baity > (one nin scored ). Krmpke M usic Service: K ortj ncy Kuhn (two singles, two : RBI). Lucy Se llers (two sin g le s. ; one RBI). Doug A tkinson (one * It n iM A n M ia ass ■ n n a -a .l home mrun. one Mtun sco red , three RBI). B ru ce S e llers (one double, one run scored). Lynn Webb and Kellie Rupert (one single, one run scored and one RBI each). Margaret Clevenger. Keith Krmpke and B rad Rupert (one single and tw o tuna scored each ). D J . S p e tch e r (one single, one run scored ). C hristy O llier (one single) and Brad B en d er (one run scored ). Marondn Homes: D ebbie itoczlk (three singles, three runs scored , one RBI). Kenny Miller (three singles, one run scored, on e RBI). Lori Poe (one triple, on e single, one run scored , two RBI). Mike P o c iik (one double, one single, one RBI). Stev e P atrick (two s in ­ gles. two ru n s scored). Ja c k ie Ensrud (two singles). M ichelle C arroll and Randy Plummer (one single and one RBI ea ch ). Ron R u m m er and R ich Enarud Seminole soccer school LAKE M A R Y . The 19th annu al SEM INOLE SO C C ER SCHOOL offer* two w eeks o f s u m ­ mer so ccer Instruction at Lake Mary High School. T h is 9 am. to 4 p.m. day cam p will also include Indoor so ccer tn an a ir co n d i­ tioned © m . The two weeks ore Ju ly 6 - 1 0 and Ju ly 13-17. The cost Is $ 1 2 0 per week or • 2 2 5 for both weeks. (There Is a $ 1 0 d is ­ count if registered by J u n e 1) . Training will be provided for boys and girts, age 5 1/2-15. Individuals o r tram s by a sta ff of experien ced so ccer coaches. For registration b ro ch u re s and Information, co n tact cam p d irecto r Larry McCorkle at 3 2 0 -9 5 5 7 or 3 2 0 -9 7 0 6 during the day or 6 9 5 -2 1 3 1 tn th e evenings. W S B L B a ik e tb ftU ftfh tw l WINTER SPRINGS _ T h e W inter S p rin g s B asketball League is now accep tin g re g is tra ­ tions for Its fifth Su m m er B ask e tb a ll S c h o o l, to be held a t J a c k s o n H eights Middle S ch oo l. Indian T rails Middle Sch ool, and th e F irst B aptist Church o f Oviedo. K fg m ra u o n Sem inole lo tm a i County it i y i i u i tmc elem entary an d it iu o m lone single and one run scored each) an d Rick Law rence (one single). B eer :3 0 : Vic DIBartulo (two hom e runs, one triple, one double, four m ils scored, eight RBI). Bobby Ooycite (one trlc . two doubles, one single. ur runs scored, one KBI). Dave Coaa (one double, two singles, two runs scored, four RBI). Sherry Wllklc (one dou­ ble. one single. Uirre tuna scored, one RBI). Je rry DlBartolo (two singles, one nut scored, one Rill). Cnthy Lynn (two singles, two RBI). Roland Jc m lg n n (one triple, two runs scored). Nicole O oy tlle (one double, three runs scored, one e sch o o ls, o r you may call 3 2 1 -5 2 6 3 to receive more Inform ation. The b ask etb all school program focu ses on budding skills through shooting, fundam en­ ta ls. defense techniques. Individual and tram offenses, and conditioning. These sk ills will b e en h an ced through tram play. Teague* gam es, and exciting competition for dally and weekly prtxes and awards. E ach participant will receive a W SBL tsh lrt. b ask etb all, and w ater bottle. T here will b e four one-week session s, each with h ou rs from 0 a .m .-l p.m.. Monday through Friday. A sn a ck and lunch will b e provided dally. Bayhead tennis classes SANFORD _ Bayhead Racquet Club will be holding beginner. Intermediate, and advanced ten n is c la s s e s a t the following tim es: * B eg in n ers an d Interm ediates _ Tuesday. Thursday and Friday: 4 :3 0 p.m. to 6 :3 0 p.m. * B egin n ers an d Intermediate B rg tn n rrs _ Tuesday and Thursday: 3 :3 0 p.m. to 4 :3 0 p.m. * B egin n ers. Interm ediate and Advanced _ Tuesday and Thursday: 0 :3 0 p.m. to 8 :3 0 p.m . * Tournam ent level players (state and nattonatty ranked players) . dally: 4 :3 0 p.m . to middle RBI). J o y W eaver (one a b id e . Hirer ru n s scored , one R BI) and M tchcll Hunt lone sin g le. BerDan Industrial W een Is still looking for th at elusive drat win, falling to 0 -6. T he league plays a doubleheader every Friday night a t P ln ehu rst Park beginning a l 7 p.m . Doing th e dam age for Invacare ag ain st Data Mux were Robert So est (one triple, one single, one tu n scored , one RBI) and Robert Redding (two sin g les, one run scored). Also h ittin g were Tom M oses (one single, one run scored , one RBI), Angel Figueroa (one tin ­ gle. two ru n s scored ). S ta n Nlem an (one single, one run scored ). Kesw ick Lash ley and Richard Quinn (one single and o n e RBI each) and Tom G ilson (two ru n s scored ). C ontribu ting for Data Max were C hip Sm ith (two d oubles, one single, two ru n s scored), Terry A tkinson (three sin g les, one run scored , one RBI) an d !)!U M ichaels (two singles). Also co n trib u tin g were Bobby Brown (one home run. one tun scored , one RBI). C hris Bryson (one single, o n e m n scored , two RBI) Th e Red So x could not regain Its Are a s th e h o t A th letics ousted th e Red Sox. 6-3. Th e sem ifin al portion o f (he tou rnam ent waa to have b een played on Monday, b u t a problem with oflirtala forced th e g a m es lo b e moved to t o ­ day on R tnker-Stenatrom Field at H istoric Sanford M emorial Stadium . At 6 p .m .. th e W hltr Sox and the P ira te s will meet in the W inner's B ra ck et with th e win­ n er advancing to the fin als o f the ch am p io n sh ip serie s. T h e lo ser o f th e 6 p.m . c o n ­ te st wtU th en take on th e A th­ le tics a t 8 p.m . to determ ine th e o th e r fin alist. b -.t - v * v s w ts m - ^ m r .c L 's i ; •d g l ■'**51! 1 fe te s Fields-------- held on for the upset and fell juti a of making the playoffs. The Anal game of the tegular act beauty as the Expos had to score 1 the Yankees scored two naw In the top of the flrst inning, but tbs Athletics came hock to acme a l eight of Ms tuna in (he second Inning and wttfcaaaog a am or ra| r try by the Yankees. Tbs Cuba aeaved three n an to each of the flrst and third innings, but the White Boa anowned with a run In the second inning and two tuna In B n third Inning to only trad 6-3 halfway and Donny C erce. Dee R ichards and C a rlo s S a n c h e s (one sing le each). Powering Invacare over Safety Ween were An­ gel Figueroa (one double, two atnglco. three runs scored, three RBI). Tom Ollaon (one dou­ ble. two tingbw. throe runs ecored. two RBI) and Keswick Laahley (three tingles, two RBI). Other hitters were Tbra Moses (one home run, one single, one run scored, three RBI). Stan Nleman (one double, one tingle, three runs scored). Robert Soest (two singles, three runs scored, one RBI). Richard Quinn (two.tingles) and Robert Redding (one single, two runs scored). Providing the offense for Safety Idem were Nelson Merced (one triple, one tiig r . two mna scored). Jim link (two singles, one RBI) and Mark Outertse (one double). Also. Oeocge Nicely (one tingk. one run scored, one RBI). Ahrtn Odes and Karl Brown (one tingle and one RBI each) and Mike Mo­ hammed and Tony Schwan (one single and one run scored each). b a se and the clean -u p h itter a t (he plate. The gam e ended right there, however, a s the runner w as gunned down trying to ste a l second. Leading the Red S a x to v ic­ tory were Lowe (two singles, one run scored, th ree RBI). Klthngsworth (one tingfo. two The survivors of tonight's P P | M P E « If V T ^ Steams (one double, one RBI), Arch Boothe (one tingle) and Amy Hawkins (one run scored) Yankees: Denick Hants lone single, three runs scored). Scott Lewis (one single, two nan scored) and Chris Cole (one single). Cuba: Erik Bman (three stngfoa. three nan scored). Freddie Howard (one triple, one single, one run ecored, . one RBI). Karl Henkel (two doubles, two runs scored, one RBI). Levi OUb (two doubles, one mn scored, one RBQ, Dtiiy- again, scoring th ree runs in the bottom of the IlfUi Inning. B ack-to-back doubles to open the seventh tim ing by Lowe end B eatty a m the Rrd Sox the lead, b u t th e W hite Sox tied the gam e In th e bottom of the arventh on a slnjflr by Qrady H utchins and a sacrifice fly by J a a a n Louwsma. The W hile So a then took its flrst lead o f th e fa m e , and the victory, a s. with one cart. Ja m a r Guy. J u s t in Float. David Oof! and Sh a n e Flem ing all sta g e d to end th e gam e. Contributing for the W hltr 80s were Ja s o n Louwsma (one double, one tin g k . four R BI). �between the fourth- and seventh-rounds. C3 Williams from Seminole could no as high as the second round. He hasn't aijped on with anyone yet for next season and said last week that he Is definitely going pro. Later In the game. Ned Raines o f Semi­ nole. Brian Dretser of Lake Mary. Tyler Carr o f Lyman and a Tulane signer. Danny Burleson of Lake HowtiL Josh O'Brien of Lake Mary. Urn Hule o f Oviedo. Scott Ferrell of Oviedo and Brian Bocschko of Lake Bran­ tley are pretty sure to bear the ohone. Some of those will opt for a year or college and some will lake their chances, riding the buses around the Florida State League fora year or two. Whatever happens over the next few days proves that Seminole County Is one of the nation's hotbeds for baseball talent. Last year, Seminole County sent three players • Lake Brantley's Brad Rigby and Oviedo's Sem inole Herald today) to the Oakland A's and Lyman*# Chris Brack to the Atlanta Braves. Now that the major leagues know where Semi­ nole County Is. who# next? CLASSIFIED AD RATES That will be answered tomorrow unless the Central Florida telephone system breaks Last i N M i Bitot: Has anyone no­ ticed that, w hite alt the talk tn the NBA Is about the young guns like the Iversons. Hills. Duncans and Shaqs. U Is the two oldest teams tn the NBA - Utah and Chicago - that have m ade the J t n a ls fo r the second straight year? Where would teams like Miami or Los Angeles be If they had a little maturity? L b q i I N o tfc — I^ Q il N O tfC t L t f l i l H v O C fi L tg W FK W IC — �• A ■ Samnofa Herald. Sanford. Ronda - Tuaaday. 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The condition is easily treated with iron supplements Your niece should see a doctor for an examination and Mood lest to mea­ sure her Iron level. nnnmnn nnnraran nnnnnm rannrann □nnnmn nnnnnm nnn nnn nnn □□nmnnu [ouunnnn rannwi nnnnn nnnnn □□nnn nrannn m n n n unnnnnn nnn ii nnn nao nnn mow nnnuran nt innnn □□□nnn rinnnnra nnnrann nnnnnra IU ! She say* that she just craves It Can o e brrahher of this compulsion’ DEAR READER Known as > ( « . ' the ingestion of noa nutnUows sub stances - such as day. dbt. paint, k e and laundry starch It unheakhful Rvrn excess lettuce consumption has REM A Y? KART MAS IM S BOOM0B BEAM TO 4 M C .U U & C E U J I V . ^ ------- DEAR DR. (JOTT: I’ve b n n dial nosed by an otolaryngologist as havin| a “gcographk" tongue. lie told me that this is a common and harmless condition and that there is no known medical ton to cunt it. My regular doc­ PETER tor has tried many remedies, without OOTT, M.D, ta ctrss Help' DKAIt READER I don't know that you nerd help so much as further reassurance. Geographic tongue is harmless and untreatable. as your ear no«e and throat specialist indicat ed This condition (of unknown cause) been associated with pica. However, is markrd by a painless and irregular this compulsion is often the only pattern on the tongue, resembling a symptom of iron deficiency anemia map of continents and oceans, that may disappear after a few months or remain more or less permanent .Sometimes bacterial or yeast Infec­ tions of (he tongue cause a similar pattern, but these disorders usually cause pain and swelling, too Such infections are readily diagnosed by laboratory cultures and treated with anti microbial medications Therefore, if your tongue is painless and looks like a map. I'd simply ignore the situation. You may believe that your tongue looks horrid, if so. donl stick it out at anjTMHDRAK Dlt (JOTT My JT year old son grinds his teeth at night u> much that his wife cannot sleep nest to him What can he do atiout this habit' DRAK ItKADKK The cause of brusism 'clenching or grinding the trethi is unknown, but mans author! lies believe that it is due to emotional strain and problem solving dreams during sleep The condition is often worsened b) the use of alcohol (h er time, brusism will rrodr and eventual l> dimmish the height of dental u 1 I « crowns, leading la loss of teeth Therefore, treatment is necessary not hi TT“ only to rebeve the social implications ol the habit, but the physical conse TT“ qurnres as well rr Sometimes repealed jabs in the riba will stop a bed partner from toothgrinding However, in my experience, s bite plate is far more satisfactory. Fashioned by a dentist, this is a plas tic device worn in the mouth at night to protect the teeth With a bite plate ing jaw ctencher will in place, a si silently and plait*. lYohl DRAB DR (JOTT My adolescent TH066 COULDBEMAE JU6TOOE4tfTMIfiua J f IT F W A 6 0 0 0 ,0 0 fT £ When should you Md a slam? Although this is putting it farilely, bid slams that make and avoid those that tail' Yet how do you know which is whkh? Weil, if you and your partner have masses of high-card power, you should have no trouble bidding and making a slam It is the deals with low count that trip up most players Then it Is a m atter or checking potential losers. And If those losers are only sees and kings, you have an ideal Blackwood hand Yet what if partner's last bid was one no trump or two notrump’ Then a jump to tour no lrump it quantitative, not asking for ares Now you must use the Gerber conven­ tion. 'No. it's not siam bidding for ba- we OON'T UH Tuesday. Juno 2. IBM 'A C v r v u c T v r t H w —w e JUST STICK YOU kyith rne h u . d u h alo aaf fct* After South opens one no-trump. North can count It. l i a r U trk k s.d e pending upon the number af area his partner holds. South’s four-diamond reply shows m o or four aces (though sera is impossible here). This makes it easy for North to “raise" to seven dia­ monds If the trumps split M . you have U lap tricks: ana spade, o a t heart seven diamonds, throe dubs and e dub ruff la hand. So. assuming West lad a Mag. you win the first trick and draw ana or two rounds of trumps. Thou you cooh the chib ace. ploy a dub to dummy's aueen. and ran the dub four with your diamond acc. What? You don't have the diamond ace leK in your hand? You have been ovemiffed and gone down? Ah weU, better luck next time! When you can afford to. always ruff high. 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X t i'M l • .JC O 'iW K O ' U-’W -l.iPa-ilS <10,673 ^ wnaw /* tJ CHIVY UAH* m cosw w os r SiWCil■•MW •CWTCYftWrTWW' •t'XCV »; CHfkr»0CAtr iA jf ir -u JW aiHitr-s aoars WC *m •c. u j \v -« i w •j.*f«o»coow rv f-m icu iv • m M > ic x x y » im ‘ 4aor»vf£iS''iirofU(if •»TTW«R£X?S£ir4iir 3455 ORLANDO DRIVE HIGHWAY 17/92 • 1/2 MILE NORTH, OF LAKE M ARY BO U LEVAR D •** •M 1-v r- W M gZ f �Volume 1, Issue 6 Serving Sanford and Seminole County as we have for more than 50 years. June 1998 A community event celebrating the tu n of construction of the new I 4 Interchange it County Road 4*. A i\ scheduled for Monday, June 2‘>\ 10 00 AM it thr construe non »iie on CK 46-A Thr event will friture ( ’. itigressman John Mi. i itid it being prevented by the Greater Sanford Chamber, I ike Miry Heathrow Chamber, Seminole County Cham bet and MrtroPlan Orlando Tint event it an opportunity to aiknow l­ edge the people who have made tint project pottihlr, to draw attention to progrett that it being nude and to generate interett in other planned road and trantportation iniprovementt M em b er Netw orking Lunch will feature I ana Wilkens with I'm f Floruit. Visit flo ru it it a public/pilvatc pannelthip dedicated to increas­ ing domestic and international toum ni and working to maintain Central Honda at the *1 touritt dettination in the World The lumheon will be held Friday, June 2b" at thr Marina Hotel The Sanford Chamber, a member A’ partner with Vint Floruit, it the only Seminole County chaml>er litted un der Central Florida Vitilor Informa­ tion in the new Visit Floruit official l ‘/88 Florida Vacation Guide Greater Sanford Chamber o f C om m en t F in a lis e lh r n tor Ronald Rtne (tenter) •nrriily met uil/' Jjto b Stuart. President of tie (treater Orlando Chamlrrr of t 'omrnenr (left) an d Joel Han. Chairm an o f tie flo ru it Hospital fou n dation (right! t o dm m i i lit lid inn a i tmnger alliarue and partnership letueen tie tu o r h am len “Just Too M arvelous For W ords” Miriam fii Valerie’s School of Dance Arts presents Shouxase ‘VS, Saturday, June ft, TOO PM A 7 00 PM, Sunday, June 7, 2 00 PM at Winter Springs High School - Friday, June 12, 7 00 PM at Deltona High School. Call 323-1900 Chamber to host teachers throughout Seminole County on a fa­ miliarization tour of Sanford area touritt attractions on June 15th The Seminole County Public Schools pro­ gram is called Project SUCCESS. The purpose o f the program is to expand the nigh school teachers' know ledge of area businesses, seek resources so they may provide career related informa­ tion to students, to enhance the teach­ ers classroom curriculum to insure its relevancy to the requirements and ex­ pectations of the business community. Multi-Com m ittee M eeting Day a big success. The 3,J Tuesday of each month four committees will meet to­ gether at 8 AM in the Chamber Build­ ing. The committees include Ambas­ sadors, Transportation, Community Enhancement and Economic Develop­ ment. The Education and Tourism committee meetings arc scheduled on different days. The first 15 minutes of the meeting is dedicated to informa­ tion sharing. Mike Cooney, executive director of the Metro Orlando Interna­ tional Affairs Commission will give the presentation. The City o f Sanford, Scenic Improvement Board, honored the G reater Sanford Cfsam ler o f Commerce with M ay’s Beautification Award. The group recognizes a business or organization each m onth that has m ade imprmements to tlseir property uhtch projects a posit tie, pleasant image. Pictured from the left are Scenic Im pnnem ent Board members Chip Chapman, C onnie Williams, Cathey Bourn, Betty Alters, Rote Long, Eliza Pnngle, Chamber Executne Director R on ald Rose, an d C ham ber Board o f Directors m em ber Linda Keeling. �r Page 2 Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce June 1998 Don’t m iss the hottest event BusinessVtsion '• **>« oHk *oI ol Ao SWord Cbo— b»> ol Co— ifto. 400 E I hm Sonlord Hondo 327711401 »*><,«• 407 3 2 2 1 } ! } loo 407 372 1160. Wot So* rn n io<dvd(hoo>b#f com Floor* od droll ol to m o o i and oooi tolooooo lo ta li •MiViVM Doodkno n i*-» I SA ol o*ory wondy -<* pwbWonow A* hm ol oocli moak Bom •OOlYiirOO n Miorlod m d>0 Jonnolo Horo'd and Ordcndo Ivunou Journol |S#ewol# CnvnOy) ••3*4 doocdy lo doodor ooodori 1998 BOARD OF DIRECTORS Dovfl SJk. CeWke Mod col CoiOir Sodord %/!.« Mi vvwvnr - - I J---vhv b Molon W n . I n « i Troporty Monofononl I looby lordOoodicK foioiol* foomo Condor Otoon. Son irwowl Afoeoy tab Mon od Hondo A. lorko. AMomoy olio* of the year - The Bill Simmum Roast. Join ut in honoring and routing retiring Sanford City Manager, Bill Simmons. Show your appreciation lor Bill’s many years ol service and dedication to the City ol Sanlord. The fun-filled evening will take place Friday, July 10, at 7 PM in ihc Sanlord Civic Center. The event's master of ceremonies will be Larry* Strickler with BellSouth. Roasters in­ clude: Former County Commissioner Sandra Glenn, City Planner Jay Marsler, Former Chamber Executive Director Dave Farr, Former Mayor Bettye Smith, City Community Development Direc­ tor Charles Rowe, and Mayor Larry Dale. Tickets are available at the San­ lord Chamber at the cost of $25 per person which will include dinner and entertainment. A cash bar will be avail­ able. Ticket information call 322-2212. Central Florida Zoo The Z oo w ill feature M odel A C a n on Father’s D a y , Ju n e 21 from N ooa u n­ til 4 PM . F ath er's will be admitted free June 21 w hen accom panied by a child. Don Boiorl), Horrol A Boror^r I S*otoC n w .HidiS m i * dtoioodoB Bob Doo^ m , SonTrool Cordl ol Hondo N A M ob 1 Irooo. Sr, Bornod Boob **AoOoodL Bwor Coryirodii Chamber Execntne Director Ronald Rate recently graduated from Leadership Seminole, Clan of *98. Ron u pictured tnth Gloria Puhar, Program Director, and Douglas Foreman, Chair of Curriculum Committee. Leadership Seminole u an intensive ten-month program modeled in the tradition of 100 community leader ship development programs nationwide. Completion of theprogram prepares gradu­ ates to strengthen the overall development of then organizations and Seminole County. For information contact Barbara Hartal, J28-2436. **i6*i»*fs««tativt Cap-A-Ceffce ro i 4404OS CIM MOOH44IOOS HK H44 last fotodoos M M LAoltot n «SU « h m w iw v i 00(4000 M i m i Komo Croon*. Koom'i U d 4 Sod* CAC Cad Had** Cod Hndon AdarioOnf o^^W r^VB*V I (487) 918-2*17 fu Brady Uooord. Sondord Cdy Co— owooor lorry Mdk. S»r* > Bodoo and M A diioioOoi Horry 0. 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IH S A N IO R I)...(v\ Body builder The Big Bad W o lf visits Idyllwilde Elementary iT I T l LO N G W O O D ...2A Talking trash IS WINTER SPRINGS MAYOR STILL IN OFFICE?...2A SPRING CARNIVAL IN OVIEDQ...8A S e m in o le H e ra ld S e r v in g S a n fo r d , 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 r in g s a n d S e m in o le C o u n t y s in c e 1 9 00 '•D ill Y I - A K . N o 75 Cents SUNDAY. A P R IL 5. I‘M . I<><) Do toxic chemicals, schools mix? Officials must decide if waste facility is proper neighbor for kids County Commir. MOnm Win Adams loti making hi* rrvelection Old has Mqnod on Com missKjner Daryl Mcl am as his campaign man ager Adams •aio against for­ mer Commis■.lonei Cailton Honley promises to t>o interesting By Shari Brodle HERALD FEATURE EDITOR Adam s enlists M cL ain as his re-election guru Item Irelore when we vr Djr R u m W hite HERALD STAFF WRITER ihr ImmicI. and disagreed, wr ve <tl«M tgrer«l lo u d ly llu l IV e n r v r , doubted D aryl» [Mission or sincerity “ Adams said Friday that hav­ ing McLain oversee his cam palgn will not violate the Flor ida Sunshine Law which pro hlhlts circled officials talking In private about public trustness *What we mlglit talk about Is our traik records and that ts already on record." Adams said Me la in said hts choice was clear • growth over grtelloe k 'Check the record. Look at PUiM Adams, h | i BA SEMINOLE COUNTV - Wu» Adams nrrdcd to go no more than two doors down the hall­ way *»( ihr County Services Building to find hlmsrll a 'r e ­ election chairman County Commissioner Daryl Mi Lain agreed Thursday to oversee Adams' campaign fl nam e and lurid raising, communlcatlons. precinct organi­ zation and volunteer activities. *1 know this announcement will raise a frw eyebrows." Adams said 'Daryl and I ha­ ven't always agreed on every OVIEDO In a flurrv ol at llvllv prior lo s c h o o l Iroard and couniy commission inertings on r\irsdav one < om m lssloiirr and lout s« I i i h i I I m m i c I mem tiers lo ilird Ihr Iron lllldgr W a in Rrc l.im.itlon Facility whli h houses toxic < lirm li als and Is Iim .iird next to a pro |Misrd elrmrnl.irv and mlddlr si I i i h i I sllr ( oiiimissioiiri <>1.1111 Maloy. who visited the site on Lues day said 'From what I saw I m very uni omlortahlr with |2 .‘tool students land 200 stalll Iielng next the largest ha/aldoiis matrltal site III thr i in mlV * Malov tiiiiiecl thr wastewater treatment plant with si bool lioard mrmlier lloh liotl Dt a m ir Kramer rxri ullvr d lir i im lor lai ihtirs pi,iimmg Im the Seminole 1 ountV Sc hold Distriit. Chris Hiikrhak pro) ei t manager lot Ihr planning tram and John Unwell an al tortiey School Hoard c tialniian I la i hat a Kuhn saw Ihr facility o n Thursday and sc I i i h i I (maid niemtiers .Jeanne Morris and Sandy Robinson went to Iron ilridgr on I riday Thr Iron Bridge f«« tllty Is lo ­ cated in Malay's commission district Although still undr c Idrd. on Tuesday Maloy will make a recommendation, at thr Board ol County Com m is­ sioners meeting, on an appeal to overturn the decision ol ihr county's Board ol Adjustment. Illrd try Kramer The BOA. on P I. k m I h frchooU, Pag* BA By R u m White HERALD STAFF WRITER & L ------------------------------------ K Hm MSi* . », Iw n CU.M F orm er county m anager wants Sanford position Q uips C lips Above Trie I r o n Bodge H e w h e r e tone chemicals aie stored Lett At locney John Howell Chn* BnVeh.iV school distnct project manager Di anne Kramer school distnct facrli ties executive director; County Commissioner Grant Maloy Hoc God. school Lioard member and Stove Michelman. Iron Hndgn chief operator tour the facility that may he a neigfibor to an elementary and a middle school in Oviedo i ------------- ■* P u rty o f w C e n tu ry By R o m White HERALD STAFF WRITER SANFORD - The Sunshine Lady of Sanford Is having a birthday celebration on Saturday. April 11 at Brain Towers. Call It the Party o f a Century. On Easter Sunday. Ruth Hamilton will be 100. What a marvelous day. one of her friends says, for Mrs. Ham il­ ton to begin the newest year ol her remarkable life. Hamilton More than 100 friends and neighbors are ex peeled to celebrate at Die Saturday party that begins at 5 p.m. and lasts as long as Ruth Hamilton wants It to last. She has been a teacher, lecturer, radio com ­ mentator. and a member of the New Hampshire la-gislaturc. She speaks a half dozen languages and enjoys reciting Twinkle. Twinkle Little Star In Latin. She kreps nothing In her medicine cabinet than u couple of Jars of Vicks Vapor Rub. She was never hospitalized until last December when she required surgery. She was up a day later and back at her Bram apartment within a week. Please Bee Quip*. Pag* BA INDEX 2C Editorial..... ....BA .. 4B Health/rttnea# ....ec Business .... . B B -7 B Horoscope ... Classified... SB Obituaries ... JB Pooplo...... . .3C-9C . .6 A -7 A PoUcaBriefs .. ... JA DaBomb ... DearAbby.. SANFORD Former Seminole County Manager Ron Rabun, a resident ol Dike Mary, has applied for the job as city manager of Sanford. "I Itellrve that thr strength of my application Is enhanced by my past service as county manager ol Semlnolr County.” Rabun wrote In a cover leller lo Sunfoid Mayor larry Dale. "ITUs experience.” Rabun said. ’ would allow me to coordinate more quickly and effectively with the county on any number of rele­ vant Issues. Including neighbor hood and downtown revitalization.” 'M y contacts with the county, other cities, regional agencies and citizens are current, of high quality .uid should serve to shorten the Truming curve" II I were appointed lo Ihls (Hislllon " Sanford rrcrlvrd I '15 a pplica­ tions lor the manager's )oh which will I m- open when Bill Simmons leaves lale Ihls summer Rabun's Included a list of J7 references among them Gary Kaiser, his **ic erssor as county manager "When he was county manager I irporied lo Ron and he was always supportive of my rflorts." sunt Kai ser. who was public safety clltrc tor lM -forr becoming acting county manager Rabun was county manager Irom March I (Jill to October 1996 when he resigned In a swirl of contro­ versy over the county's land Ac qulsltlon and Roads divisions. In­ vestigations by the FDLE and FBI continue almost a year and a hall Progress and growth top airport agenda Ron R abun in 1992 later. Ill 1097. Rabun was hired as ail Intertill city manager In Fayet­ teville. N C „ a city ol 12:1.000. He completed Ills duties there cm Dec. I. I.ai7 lie also served III 1997 as Interim Director ol Public Woiks in la-eshurg. FI and with Florida In novation Group in Tampa Rabun's previous |>c»siii<ms in­ cluded being city manager In Clearwater lor three yean*, city manager o f Camilla. Ga.. for two years and county administrator ol Manatee County for more than two years He has a master's In Public Administration from thr University ol Georgia. In his cover Irttrr to Dale. Rabun cited thr fact that while he was a 'catalyst for change In his previous employment. 'I have often been credited with good communication and consensus building skills that have served to enhance both the Image and the output of governPic*** Bee Rabun. Pag* * * International Building Safety Week By Nick Pfclfau f HERALD STAFF WRITER SANFORD - Tuesday's meeting of tlie Sanford Airport Authority could be billed us a pep rally. Several matters pertaining to growth and progress arc scheduled on the agenda. One of the (Irst Items on the agenda Is a report from Jerry Roth, president of lllll DennaccuticaU. Inc., one of the major tenants In the airport's Industrial Bark. Aviation Director Steve Cooke said lllll Derma ceutlcals plans to announce an expansion of the facility by an additional 10.000 square feet, and new hires which may eventually double the employees. 'Another growth matter will be consideration of a 21.000 square foot lease to TBI. Inc., at our new Air Cargo Center.* Cooke said. The Air Cargo Center Is presently under construction Plc*»« Be* Airport, Pag* BA Celebrating International Building Safety Week, which recognizes that codes must bo effectively enlorcod when dealing with where pooplo livo. work and play, are City ol Casselberry Mayor Bruce Pronovost (loti) and Building Official John Jackson Soo story on page 2A �2A Scrrvryvf* H^rakl Santom Plorula Suf\Sflt *V n f* '998 Winter Springs mayor keeps his job, attorney quits By Tony T iu io 1IKRAl D CORRESI*ONDK M WINTER SPRINGS Mayor lvaul Partvka will keep hts job but thr rttv attorney has quit, after the mavor tried to firr the ottnmry and wan himself a target for removal. Thr d tv attomry inirrprrttnl in Partvka* favor a siatutr that calls tor the removal from other of officials t h.illrngmg thr ctt> In court. Tlir special meeting ana work session was called this past week lor the city attorney to In \estimate Srclit'ti I Ikt of the Cltv Charter as tt relates to Ordinance 585. Commissioner Ml chart Blake had relied on the ordinance In his hut in remove Partvka hum office idler ihe mayor filed court papers challenging the city in a dispute over firing the city attorney, Ftauk Knippcnbacher. Partvka wanted Knippcn bai her firnt. hut Deputy Mayor Cindy Qennrll salil ihe city i harlrr precluded the mayor’s d o ­ ing dial without commission approval Ordinance 585 says. "Providing for the auto­ matic removal from thr City Commission, or any City Commission approved board, of any memlirr tbcrrol who Is a member of the Board L o n g w o o d to pick g a rb a g e h au ler By V ick i Belluccta HERALD STAFF WRITER LONGWOOD _ Something stinks in Longwood, Cliy Commissioner Paul Loves!rand *siys And die smell is coming from some ot those bidding for thr right to collect garbage from the residents in the city, he contends. 'I interpret dial .is an offer lo wine and dine us.* Lovesir.uul said *And I think that. If it's true, it Is disgusting." Vllhen did not return calls to his office regarding the matter. 'I can't say that It's Illegal to make that offer.* Lovrstrund said, 'l i e did sav that he would sponsor and pay for the tours, tl appropriate, but I still think Annexation: The expanding city It's disgusting 11 It's Inir." Du- Umgwood City Com m is­ sion will award the contract for residential wasie collection to one or thr companies during Its meeting at 7 p in Monday. Longwood is in the process ol selecting a new company to provide solid waste removal and recycling sendees for the city Bids went out recently and five companies responded with amounts ranging from $10 71 pci month per house­ hold lo $13 05 per month per household. other offices. Although Commissioner David McLeod a ig grsled the ordinance needs to Ik * rewritten, the commission voted to accept the attorneys' findings. Attorney Boh Guthrie then read a statement riling dial after a meeting wtlh Knippcnbacher. thr firm would resign from representing thr city. Grnnell suggested that the rlly needs lo dcflnr everything It wants In a new attorney before II advertises for one. 'H elp me out here. You are In an appointed office until replaced.* Grnnell told Guthrie Gnthrte answered "Yes.* of Directors, or o f an organisation or gniti|). that has voted to. or has filed a claim against. Th r City of W ilder Springs, Florida, providing lor eonllicis. severability and for an effective dale Kmppenbarher’s assoelaie. Boh Guthrie, was asked lo review the charter and Ihe ordinance and rule on whether Partvka. by filing In court for an opinion on firing Ihe atlom rys, had v io ­ lated the statue and could htmscll he removed from office. Guthrie and Knippcnbacher conferred and concluded that the ordinance does not apply lo Ihe mayor or Ills office since the mayor's office Is not mentioned. It could, however, apply to By Nick Pfeifau f HERALD STAFF WRITER LONGWOOD • Thr city of Longwood Is rapidly growing In size. Thr agenda foi Monday night's Longwood City Commission meeting includes not 1 or 2, but 5 separate ordinances pertaining to annexation. One. Ordlnanrr 117 1328 has been tabled since O il 20 of last year. It would annex certain land located at the northeast com er o f Lake Emma Road and the city limits The Though it ts currently part of the consent agenda. Lovestrand sold he will remove the Item lor discussion prior to die vote. ih a land woulil Iw adjacent to thr city limits of Lake Mary. Ollier ordinances, all on first trailing would annex land at the northeast rom rr of Dog Truck Road and CR-427; the north end of Hnrltour Isle Way lie tween Rock laikr and Mid Lake; property at 5-07 S. East Slrret; and 515 S. East Street. Thr ellv Is also looking Into die creation of a new zoning district which would lie rntltlrd ‘ Residential Estate.* K i n g 2506 a French Avt., Sanford 323 -6 1 66 Tile lowest bidder was Florida Recycling Sendees, represented by Sid Vllhen. Jr. The next closest competitor was J en ­ nings Environmental Sendees, which proposed to charge households $10.99 per month for the same sendees. E M P LO Y E E S O W N ER S The only difference In the bids was that Jennings olTerrd to keep their bid price con­ stant overih e five years of the original contract and then to extend the price If the city ex­ ercised Its option over the next five years. To Whom It May Concern, _ nr \ / a i iie d C u s t o m e r s , D e a r V a iu e a a re c o m - £ £ £ ffilS S S S * «■ Purchasing manager Rhonda Ledford saw the Inconsistency and eoniartrd Florida Recy­ cling for a “elan flea Iion* on the point of the extended guaran­ tee of the price. 1 . I r o r n t h e p a s t tw o ye m e n t lo r o n ly t w o y e a r s , has been under our m a m a g e ^ ^ g m o n t h p e r io d Lovcslrand believes that call 'contaminated* the bid process by giving Florida Recycling a second chance in the bid proc­ ess where the final decision of the board Is not based solely on the low price. w en ^ t o ^ e 'a c q d i s t t i o n w e r e n o t m is m a n a g e d b y Ledford did not return tele­ phone calls regarding her han­ dling of the bid. Lovestrand said she did not offer the same second chance to Uiose other bidders. That, he said, gave Florida Recycling an unfair advantage. ^ m a in la in e d D u r in g t w o y e a r s o t m a n a g e m e n t W J c o m p lie d '•110 yo U th a t w e T h e m a n a g e m e n t o t C h in a K in g The Winter Springs city a t­ torney was mlsldendfied In a Page 1 story that ran last weekend. Although Frank Kruppenbacher Is the attorney of record, his associate Bob Gudirie was present at die meeting. For an update on Winter Springs politics. 6ee the related story on dlls page. In a Page 1 story Friday, in which Lake Mary passed a resolution to ask Sanford for one position on die airport governing board, the vote was correctly reported 3-2 in favor o f the resolution, but one sup­ porter and one dissenter were mlsldemiiird. Commissioner A1 Crump voted against and Commissioner George Duryca voted for die resoludon. To Whom it may concern: My wife and I have been coming lo China King for years. W e have had very good service and food from this restaurant. I can say the food has been of the the high­ est quality. Prices and service are the best in this area. Jerry L. Cornell, Sue Ann Cornell Sanford, FL Oops! An Incomplete version o f Fri­ day's front page story *A new plan to boost business?* was Inadvertently run. For a more In-drplh look at Doug Fom er's Benefit Sharing Initiative, plrase see Business. Page 4B. We understand you have a job to do and respect that fact but we also have jobs and il our customers believe your reports wo will no longer be able to make a living. CUSTO M ERS W March 5, 1998 M . H I have been coming to China King for the past two years and have never had any negative experiences. The food is excellent, well prepared, and a vast selection is offered. It definitely is one of the best values in Central Florida. On three different occasions I have seen the ‘ negative* repons and they seem to be in accord with the current ‘ media mania* which seems to continue to “Beat A Dead Horse'. There are some very serious infractions being committed on a regular basis with about every fa s t food* franchise, but due to political affiliations these go unrepohed due to their influence. China King should not be ‘singled out.” for any reason. I will continue to come here and and bring my international friends. David Goodpasler, Casselberry, FL To Whom It May Concern, I am a frequent regular customer ol China King Buffst. I i tj-t. \ On your web site you show 18 other restaurants with many violations how­ I ever you only show Bamboo Cafe' and China King on film, both Chinese Restaurants. Could that be disenmination? Also the way you show on your commercials the kitchen of Bamboo Cafe' and then our sign gives the impression that is our kitchen and it is not. A representative of Ledford's office said that she consulted with the city attorney before making die decision to clarify the bid and was told that It was legal to do so. Lovestrand said he Is also 'disgusted* by a letter written by Vllhen to Ledford In which he offers to give a tour of Florida Recycling facilities In Httsburgh, Indiana, Atlanta, Birmingham and Daytona Beach. Ledford distributed the letter to city commissioners In their agenda packets this werk. , . Maybe wo've had warning ol a ulensil being placed in a sink il shouldn't have been in or pest control problems which overy restaurant has especially in Florida, but Mr. Lam is always quick to correct any problem we have and has done so all along. Why don't you put that in your report? 2 . "They did not originally state they would guarantee the price over die 10 years of the con­ tract." Lovestrand said. 'She gave them the chance to strengthen their position. Calling them for clarification should have been something die commission should have done If they wanted.’ baton Mr. Lam iookovar. ... H u n L u n g In c . ^a n d rse c t ifsie d esv e r ys s s ^ - ’ We have been employed at China King Buffet for a 1/2 and 5 years and would like lo inform you that some ol your Action News reports are totally untrue. You stato that M Lam closod a business because of Health Violalions and re-npened here. China King has been open for 5 years and Mr. Lam only took over management 2 yoars and 3 months ago. You also report we have had filthy conditions and health violations in the past 2 1/2 years. Wo have boon here for all our inspections .Ofvd^w only v io la te s we've had wpre •s find the food here delicious. The atmosphere and service very enjoyable and the prices are the best in town. I've been a regular customer here since I moved from New York 2 years ago. Donald C.Pritchett, Jr. Sanford, FL We eat at China King almost every day as do our family and friends. Obviously if our restaurant was as dirty as you report neither us or our families would eat here. W e can also assure you we would not be writing you this letter with our sig­ natures if we thought it would backfire. To Whom It May Concern. I have been a resident of Sanford since the 60’s. I have never had anything but excellent food and service at China King, and I frequent this restaurant quite often. Jim Brogdon Sanford, FL To Whom It May Concern, We have been eating here for the last several years, and have found the food to be excellent. In our opinion the restaurant is always clean and sani­ tary, and the employees are efficient and courteous. We love this place and we will continue to dine here, as the food is excellent and reasonable and we eat here at least twice a week. As frequent viewers of Channel 9 we are very discouraged by the way this story was handled and wonder if the news we rely on every day is only half of the story as this one is. Please know this letter is to tell you our side of the story as employees that want to get the story straight. Sincerely, flHfkhk Mary F. Conway, W.M. Conway, Marty Lee Conway Sanford, FL William Conway, Ctermont, FL I f J ■; •- . •iO t I �Seminole Herald Sanford. Flonda ■ Sunday. April 5.1998 • 3A You may be late for a very important date F rom S ta ff R ep o rts D aylight Savin gs T im e IDST) is h ere again. S p rin g fo r ­ w ard. Tall back Is a com m on phrase and on e w hich Is to I k - taken to heart early this S u nday m orning. U n der DST, 2 a.m . S u nday. A pril 5 becom es 3 a.m. It is su ggested clocks be changed before retirin g for the night S a tu rd a y . The national tim e ch ange, effective In m ost states except w here exem p tion s have been enacted. w a9 approved b y C on gress In I9GG. am en ded In I08G. It w ill con tin u e u ntil Oct. 35. w hen the clocks arc to be ch anged back to r e g u ­ lar tim e. W lille som e people object to the ch an ges. It has l>ccii enacted to afford on e h ou r o f additional dayligh t In the even in g hours. State Fire M arshal and In su ran ce C om m ission er Dill N elson Is rem in d in g F loridian s to cheek their sm oke d e­ tector b atteries w hen they ch an ge their clocks tills w eek ­ end. In 1090 14H fire fatalities w ere rc|M>rtcd to the S la te F ire M arshal's office. A w ork in g sm oke d etector gives people a lighting ch ance w h en secon ds count. * Nelson said. "D on't forget to ch an ge y o u r b atteries w hen you m ove y o u r clocks ahead this w eekend.." L is t O ctober, N elson launched O peration FlreSafe, a program that d istrib u ted 50.000 KadloShack sm oke d e­ tectors. w llh b atteries Included, free to fam ilies statewide. U nder the progra m m ore than 200 local fire and h ealth d epartm en ts d istrib u ted and Installed alunn s to residen ts w ho w ere unable to afford or Install detectors them selves. For m ore In form ation on O peration F lreSafe co n ta ct the D epartm ent o f In su ran ce C on su m er Helpline. T h e toll-free nu m ber Is 1-800 3 4 2 -2 7G2. Issuing Lake M a r y ’s report card By John Litton Lake Mary City Manager SPECIAL TO THE HERALD LAKE MARY • The City of L ike Mary is continuing to ex­ perience unprecedented growth rates In new commercial and residential construction.’ Dur­ ing Fiscal Year 1997 alone, which ended Iasi October. Ihe City approved for occupanry some 250 new homes and a l­ most 1.2 million square feet of commercial offlce/retail. When combined, this new ronslruetlon represents more than $122 million In addrd value. The bulk o f (he commercial growth Is centered In three main developments with re­ gional Impact Including Heath­ row International business Center. Norlhpolnt and Prlmcnt. Also. Siemens • which consists of 140.H acres • has recently started through the beginning phases of the UKJ process. However, even with all tfils additional commercial o f­ fice space, veiy little Is being built for speculation purposes. In other words, almost all Is leased prior to being built. In addition, the City has under construction • or recently opened - four hotels totaling some 46-1 rooms. They Include Hilton Garden Inn. Homewood Suites. La Quinta Inn. Main­ stay Suites and one additional hotel which Is approved, but yet not under construction. L ik e Mary will soon 1>r home to WKCF TV Channel 18. which will be located on West Skyline Drive. That 17.000 square foot facility Is also cur­ rently under construction. Single family residential Is also a hot Item In the City with the hulk of the homes being built In four major su!>divlslons Including Munderley. Hunting- vest Ufc to name a few - Is dlcIntrd by the City's physical lo ration. However, most know lhat while certainly that Is a factor, our proactive style In Insisting on quality develop­ ment Is paramount. Wc have nationally recognized develop­ ers such ns Plzuttl. Crescent Resources, and Weeks Corporatlon. actively Involvrd In our community. We also have othrr major operations moving and/or relocating to 1-ake Mary such as the Florida Power Cus­ tomer Service Center, which will be coming out of the ground shortly. In addition, many of our long-time corpo­ rate citizens are adding add I Dona) office/warehousing sparr Include A.O. Maum. Di­ rect Marketing Resources. Recotou and Strang Communica­ tions lo name Just a few Also, let us not forget that many of Ihe employees at all levels of these businesses live in our community. With all that Is happening In Like Mary, our focus Is not only on bricks and moriar. bill Infrastructure. Specifically, we are currently In the process of widening Rlnrhari Road lo a c­ commodate the ever-Increasing traffic volumes. However. Rinehart will not Just be another roadway be­ cause o f foresight and plan­ ning. Tile southeast com er lo ­ cated at ihe Lake Mary Boule­ vard Intersection will serve as a Gateway to our community. In addition. II will serve as a trail head for the Florida Ralls lo Trails ITogram since the City. in cooperation with Seminole County, had a vision lo Install this amenity with the roadway construction to a c­ commodate bikers, rollcrbladers. Joggers and yes. Ihose who might Just be Interested In n leisurely walk. Hie planned median enhancements will serve ns a continuation of Ihe L ike Mary Boulevard Beaullflratton Project which draws a c­ colades from around ihe coun­ try. L ike Mary has always viewed the costs associated wllh aesthetics ns an Invest­ ment relumed many limes over lo-and wlthln-the entire com ­ munity. Lake Mary is Dualizing plants for lls new pollce/Dre stations to heller servr the needs o f our community. The City Is also artlvely seeking property for n second Arc station which will John Litton Pleaae See Litton. Page BA Honest* Dependable, Guaranteed and Dedicated! fiMffiosfclOJied Service with a Personal [ Concern for Your Repair' Needs. jP H arrell &. Beverly Transm issions Repairing and RebuildingAutomatic Transmissions 209W. 25thSi., Sanford 3 2 2 -8 4 1 5 Since 1959»JSame Location mv-00664 More than III m illion people -u fle r (rum u iin ;m incontinence. U nfortunate!) most ton Polntr. Woodbrldge Lakes and Tlmacuan. There are many other locations Including Indi­ vidual lots, as well as existing subdivisions, where bulldoul Is taking place. Lake Mary as well Is proud lo be the home of Golfvlew Apartments which consists of 276 luxury units off o f Rinehart Road. Some may say our growth which Includes such corpora lions us AT&T- .BellSouth Mo-' liltlty, IITE Soil ware and Har* H iller in Mlence thinking there's nothing lhat can be done. Hut no une ha* to endure th i- e m b .irru "in g condition. Florida ......... • u J .r il Hospital'* ismlincneeprogram oiler** a * * non-surgii f 6 WMl I* a City plans for a safer tomorrow l j I. drug-free method lhat h n ,i)| helped more than 80 percent o f the p a rtic ip a n t improve significant!) or recover complete!). \\ hether pregnanev, surgery, medication, repetetivc strain From Staff Reports S e m in o le H e r a ld "Senin/i Seminote County Since IVOR" Sunday, April 5. 1998 * Vol. 80. No. 160 Pubinried Daily Except Monday. Saturday l Christmas by Republic Newspaper*. Inc • 300 N French Ave . Sanlord, FL. 32771 Phone: (407) 322-2611 Fax: (407) 323-9408 LEOALS OSCULATION ADMMIS TRATION Betty Oennatt Margaret Staley Chris Sharp • Manager PRODUCTION EDCTORIAL Frank VoAokne - Manager lacy Lost - Editor Lmd* Spwgei Jett Berwxcfce Freda Haknera ADVEnnswa Shan Brodw Cheryl Smith Lavame Cox Don* Oetnch Elaine (Widen* David Frauer nC U tllN F N M Roane Lavender Jean* Hughe* Robert 'Stop' Cowan KalUa Werner - Manager Courtney Lattew Mark Savoie Nek Ptekeuf CLASSIFIED Bat Egan Dean Smart Sandy Presley Ekran Tyne*. Jr. • Tommy Vnoant Cheryl Stone Heed Pressman Susan Wanner Rust While Penorkcal Pottage Paid at Sanlord. Flonda Subecnpfton Rate* (Da*y A Sunday) and additional mailing <.«£** Odessa Pugh - Business Manager reran G ere* Mahno* Moms USPS *81280 Postmaster Send eddrest change* to The SEMINOLE HERALD P O Box 1667 Sarfort, a 32772 1667 Republic 3 Month* 6 Month* 1 Year *1950 *39 00 *78 00 *24 00 Florida Reaidtnts edd T% sale* le i to above rata* Newspapers. Inc. CASSELBERRY - The City of Casselberry will be partici­ pating with oUicr county and municipal governments In o b ­ serving 1998 International Safety Week, April 5 - 1 1 . Observation of Building Safety Week began In 1980 to publicize and promote the use and understanding o f construc­ tion and building codes and their administration by units of government. This year. International Building Safety Week will reach beyond our borders to educate the world about the Importance o f building safety and effective code enforcement. The nation's model codes worldwide groups ore gaining further Interna­ tional recognition and are con ­ tributing to the establishment o f effective building codes worldwide. During the week o f April 5th. the City of Casselberry will be promoting the (heme o f Inter­ national Building Safety Week, "For a Safer Tomorrow," wtth activities for all ages. Building Official John Jackson said some o f the activities will Include a model dwelling showing framing, roof design and coverage, safety tips for every home and safety coloring books for children. Jackson said the display will be located at Casselberry City Hall and may be seen during regular business hours. or genetics has caused vour ' incontinence Florida Hospital w ill help put >ou back in control, To learn more about incontinence and how Florida Hospital treat- il. join u* fo r a free seminar. Now you’re in control. Free Continence Seminar When: Thursday, \pril Ibtli. 1:50 lo 5:00 p.m. Where: Luke Mary Senior Health and Resources Center. I0V7 Sand I'ond Road. Lake Mary. TL. RSVP: call Maria at 407-897 /9 /7 . Florida Hospital cel ebrating life- III I M i (.1)011 r t l S A N 1 l l l i l l 1 III. A l IO N I I N M l III. A I I I ) IN I H I S I M I N I M I 1*1 A / A > D R Y C L E A N IN G H O U R S : M O N . - F R I. 7 A M - 7 P M SAT. B A M - S P M * C L O S E D S U N . NO SU€M OR LEATHER 3621* S to rn «-»** O RLAND O |U )/| .J 2 -I \ 2 22 DR IN 16-117-On �Airport conflict Thursday night, the Lake Mary City Com m is­ sion. by a 3 to 2 vote, approved a resolution urging the Sanford City Commission to appoint a representative o f Lake Mary to the Sanford Avia­ tion Authority. It Is the hope by some In Lake Mary, that such a membership will allow the rlty to have an input Into airport growth, which they believe Is responsible for aircraft noise. It Is sad that It lias come to the point where our cities are getting Into a conflict with each other. We don't sec how adding a Lake Mary resident to an 11 member board would reduce noise from aircraft flying over the city. To begin with, there arc no vacancies on the authority, so all Sanford coidd do Is to tell Lake Mary it lias received the resolution and will take the request under consideration the next time there Is an opening. What we And more displeasing Is that appar­ ently there arc a few people In Lake Mary who want It all. They say they don't want any further development at Sanford's airport (using nulse as an exruse), but at the same time, are knocking themselves out obtaining as much Industry us possible. In plane language (pun Intended), tills will re­ sult In Lake Mary's tax structure growing by leaps and bounds as more and more corp ora ­ tions move In. while Sanford, with called-for re­ strictions on airport growth, an excellent loca­ tion for corporate growth, will And Its hands tied and the low tax structure continuing. The airport plans to Install a second Instru­ ment landing system which will bring larger air­ craft In from the east rather than over Lake Maty to the west. This may help resolve the situation. Hut It Is going to cost a great deal of money and can't be accomplished overnight. Why do aircraft fly over Lake Mary? It's simple. Tile wind generally comes from the eusl at the airport, and planes land Into the wind which means they approach over Lake Mary. Almost all o f the residential developments where noise complaints originate, weren't there when the airport was built. One would think people would take a nearby airport or landing approach Into consideration wher when looking to purchase a new home. We are sorry It has reached this point where It 'appears Luke Mary Is attempting to tell Sanford •how to run Us airport. W e hope far- reaching minds and people Involved will be able to im ­ prove communications and work together rather than against each other. C ounty, country p o litic a l m usings With all the possibilities for the rlty of Sanford, the city fathers have been rather quiet! We need to wake them up and make s u i t this city Is In­ volved. n ils Is not the time to lay back. Of course, this may not be the case. If so . w t need to know. An update from the Mayor's Office would be appropriate, n ic r e arc many Issues. Hie name of the airport, remaining as It Is. How the right transit route would benefit the city and the air­ port. The very Important development of the wa­ terfront. The rrdevclopmcnt of the 17*9? c o i t Idor and the possibilities of the 'light rail* or other mass transit using that corridor. The iirihcr redevelopment o f 17-92 to the north of us. to the south through Maitland the congestion on 17-92 during rush hours Is absolutely disgrace­ ful. n ic use o f P.R.T., Personal Rapid Transit and/or people mover systems being Incorpo­ rated Into the mass transit system. All of these and other Issues are sure to play a huge role In upcoming elections. The results of which will have n strong effect on Sanford and other Seminole County cities, as well as Orange County. All of these Issues need to be a part o f the political campaigns. Please tell me that I did not read this tn your newspaper. T h e Sheriff needs to hire secu­ rity for his new office building.* I cannot believe that the C hief law enforcement officer for Seminole County needs to hire security guards for protection. Why can't trainees, rookies, auxiliary, and o ff duty person­ nel fill this void? There will be many deputies and sheriffs ve­ hicles on the premises all . . . . . _________ think this Is sufficient, then E rn ttl II I t • v t l t r t " ' m t f f i k f *1 f# .* rn n » * n l b o a r s an* It a c iv ic a c ltv ltl M Hr* revenue for the state. More revenue than ex­ pected. Let's hope that this doe# not create foolish decisions. A legislative revision that would be helpful to. particularly small business, would be a revision o f the necessary steps to form a small corporation. This could be dune on one sheet o f paper. Another suggestion would be to cut the cost o f incorporating and the re­ newal fees paid each year. Suggestion. $100 to Incorporate. $50 a year for renewal. One simple two sided form to Incorporate, corporate stamps are not necessary. Scandal before (he people Seminole County Commissioner Randy Morris kicked off his fund raising this past week. An Important note. Commissioner Win Adams passed the $70,000 mark In money raised. Ap­ parently. a column written, not by your truly, was wrong when it was stated that tits fund­ raising had drlrd up. Impeachment? The Impeachment o f the Presi­ dent would be an Impeachment o f the ‘ Office o f the Presidency.’ That would be the effect. The American people are Ted up with Washington as It la. If we continue to place scandal before the people rather than Issues, we are going to de­ stroy not only this country, but seriously reduce an Interest In government and further reduce the number o f young people who may have been Interested In being Involved In government. Th r manner in which this entire situation has been handled has been disgraceful. O f course, there are Important Issues. The relationship between Commissioners Grant Maloy. Dick Van Dcr Welde and MoitI s . Adams and Daryl McLain Is at most. Interesting. Maloy and Van Der Weide are supporting Bob West and Carlton Henley, (who are running against Morris and Adams.) West has been v o ­ cal. Henley has been rather quiet. I think HenIcy is smart In not directly attacking Adams. Others seem to be doing that for him, but who knows? Bush visits Jeb Bush was In town last week gathering support. Who is going to be the next pick for running rry»te? Let me t u t s u s a ssnss time, look to Central Florida! Boost, jtq business The economy has been strong In producing Special People tTs TO N Y n z z io Tizzio is an advocate for the disabled. reported many Individuals Infected with the AIDS virus show a sharp increase In vlrusInfccted white blood cells in the year before these patients develop the full blown disease. Symptoms: AIDS may be preceded by a period o f asymptomatic immune abnormalities, lasting as long as 36 months. This ‘ AIDS related com ­ plex* is characterized by otherwise unexplained lumps (swelling and disease o f lymph nodes) for a period o f at least three months, recurrent lluUke symptoms Buch as fatigue and malaise, loss of weight or appetite, fever or night sweats. Public awareness o f the disease escalated when high profile victims began to die: actor Rock Hudson (1985), clothes designer Perry El­ lis (1986), choreographer Michael Bennett (1987), photographer Robert Mapplethorpe (1989), and Oscar-wlnnlng director Tony Richardson (1991). Basketball superstar Magic Johnson an­ nounced In 1991 that he had HIV. tennis legend Arthur Ashe announced In 1992 that he had been Infected with the virus for several years. Almost all o f the above people except for John­ son, eventually died. •Information was originally researched through NORD (National Organization for Rare Disorders), Encarta & Compton's Multimedia Encyclopedia's and assorted pamphlets and brochures. LETTERS Unbelievable -J §m ERNEST HATTON II Money and support A ID S : The ultimate disability Recently, while researching some stores on AIDS. I starting thinking: with all the health problems In this world, there is none so de­ structive as AIDS. Now technically AIDS Is not a disability, but for the people who suffer wtlh It, It is the ultimate disability. Here is a Uttle history on AIDS. In the first o f a two part series. Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome fA/DSJ: Destruction o f the Immune system resulting from Infection with the Human Immunodefi­ ciency Virus (HIV). Those Infected with HIV. gradually lose the Immune function along with certain Immune cells. The disease Is a complicated Illness that may Involve several phases. It Is caused by a virus that can be passed from person to person. AIDS Impairs the human body’s Immune sys­ tem. the system responsible for warding off dis­ ease and leaves the victim susceptible to vari­ ous Infections. With this loss, a clinical syndrome, a group o f various Illnesses that together characterize a disease, develops over time resulting In death from opportunistic Infections. This causes the Infected person to become open to pneumonia, infections and other ailments. AIDS was first conclusively Identified tn the U.S. in 1981. At that time, 189 cases were re­ ported to the Centers for Disease Control. Within a decade the disease had spread to vir­ tually all o f the populated areas o f the world. In the U.S. alone there arc over 65.000 new cases every year. In 1983, French oncologist Luc Montagnlcr and scientists at the Pasteur Institute tn Paris, isolated what appeared to be a new human retrovirus from the lymph o f a man at risk for having AIDS. At the same time. American scien­ tists in Bethesda. Md. and Son Francisco. Iso­ lated a retrovirus from people with AIDS. All o f these scientists had Isolated what Is now known us HIV. Some researchers now believe the AIDS virus may be present In a patient many years before symptoms appear. In 1988. scientists at the federal Centers for Disease Control tn Atlanta, Think about this, Sem inole County what about the rest of us that cannot afford private security. This smells like a friendship appointment to me. The Sheriff la Joining the likes of C hile* and Clinton on finding way* to spend the great budget a irplus. I have a suggestion: Pre­ tend that It Is a private club and he will have all the help he needs. Yours truly, Jo* H. Kendall Loot' s article on Margaret Knight's First Amendment law­ suit against the Sanford Housing Authority ran tn the Seminole Herald. I am writing to thank you for telling M a n * ’ ret's story In such * com pelling manner. We are hopeful that the article will reach other low Income people who have worked hard all thetr lives and would otherwise not be aware that the BUI o f Rights la a document which protects them too. TVs— a A. Kay F ir s t A m e n d m e n t 1 » * * out of town when Lacy CaatraJ Florida Legal Sorvlooo, laa. Sanford I These Issues should be Investigated with little comment from the office o f the special prosecu­ tor. We look foolish In the eyes o f the world and there la very Uttle interest In all o f this outside o f the United States. Poll after poll has shown that the people o f this country aie tired o f It all. What these polls are also showing la. that lu m ­ ber Includes MANY registered Republicans. 1 < What's worse, we may be In for more o f the same locally. .What else can the Republican Party do to further destroy Itself? This is where PoM Office Box 2359 •94 Cestle Brewer Court Sanford, Florida 32772-2359 Phono (407) 323*3150 oxtonalon 25 Fox (407) 324-1909 TDD (407) 323-0420 we the vnlrrs can la- rflerlive Iry keeping the fo­ cus on Issues. Some predictions The Interest rates an- (list ns I prt dieted last winter. A good time to refinance your prrsrnl home fur 15 years or buy a new home, bcttri yet. a used home. I'm going lo go way out on a limb with this next prediction. Based on thr situation In Asia and oilier economic uncertainties, I believe that Inlrrrst rales will drop ns low as 0.5 on .'10 year mortgages mid 6.0 on 15 year loans possibly as early ns this full. The truth Is, 1 believe Interest rates could drop lower than that by next spring. I know no one else would agree on this one, but let's seel Refinance now. don't count on lhal. However, there Is a climate out there that could lend to drastically lower Inlrrrst rales and unfortunately, a drop In real estate val­ ues...INFLATION. nothing. To the contrary wr might head In the opposite direction. These are some of thr reasons that thr use of our extra tax revenue should be well placed to reinforce our economy anil be prepared for a vrry stag­ nant |K-rlod that. In effect, has been with us lor some time, but I suspect will worsen. County government needs to be looking at d i­ recting lax revenue In the direction of preparing for on Improving economy that may not lx* here for some lime liascd on the long nuigr. That means use money to catch up on roads, transit, water management and oilier Improvrmrnts that will be In place when we come out of thr stagnation period. ITnlonglng Investment In thr county Is nut good. Outside Investment should be given a fust track. Thr more private Investment put In place now will lessen the effect on our county. Wr have been In thr ryr of an economic stomi for several years and have been lulled Into thinking that rvriylhing is very stable. M Is not! Look for deflation and compare the Industrial Revolution to the Informational Revolution. The problem Is that It Is a much more complicated world. Tills creates more possibilities for itiorr things to go wrong as we move into the Informa­ tional/computer age. So expert adjustments, and be prepared. Pride in itudenli ' “CbHgfatfifAttdriA' id *tW 'lnlfcc Inm-nse In " * !) students at Lake llow rll High this yrar. Enjoy* your proms, drive carefully, come home safely. We have a grrai deal of prldr in all o f you. Th e H ousing A u t h o r i t y of t h e C ity of S a n f o r d , F lo r id a Public Notice Proposal! Revision of Soction 8 Housing Voucher Program Administrative Plan In Accordance with regulations and guidelines promulgated by the U.S. Department of Housing & Urban Development (HUD), the Sanford Housing Authority proposes to adopt Resolution No: 1083-Revising the Section 8 Housing Voucher Program Administrative Plan to accomplish the following: The Housing Authority of the City of Sanford proposes to adopt a written Administrative Plan (Admin Plan) that establishes its policies for administration of the Section 8 Housing Voucher and Certificate Program in accordance with HUD requirements in a Comprehensive program document. This Admin Plan incorporates all of the program areas for which HUD requires Public Housing Authorities (PHA’S) to develop policy. The Admin Plan will provide all SHA staff and Commissioners with a reference on program policies and procedures for effective program administration in a one source document to ensure greater program continuity and avoid arbitrary practices. Previous revisions to the Admin Plan are included in this proposed revision. A copy of the Admin Plan is available for review and/or copy at the Administrative Office of the Sanford Housing Authority, #94 Castle Brewer Court, Sanford, Florida, Monday thru Thursday. 8:30 A.M. until 1:00 P.M. and 2:00 P.M. until 5:00 P.M. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT UPON ADOPTION BY THE BOARD OF COM­ MISSIONERS, EFFECTIVE THIRTY DAYS FROM THE DATE OF PUBLIC NOTICE, THE HOUSING AUTHORITY OF THE CITY OF SANFORD, FLORIDA WILL IMPLE­ MENT POLICY AND PROCEDURES UNDER THIS REVISED PLAN. YOU MAY PRESENT WRITTEN COMMENTS ON THE PROPOSED REVISION WITHIN THIR­ TY (30) DAYS OF THE DATE OF THIS NOTICE. THE LAST DAY FOR COMMENTS IS APRIL 2 7 ,1 9 9 8 AT 5:00 P.M. COMMENTS MAY BE MAILED OR DELIVERED TO THE ADDRESS ABOVE. EQUAL HOUSING OPPORTUNITY IGUALDAD 0E OPORTUNIDAD TIMOTHY 0. HUDSON, PHM, EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR i �Seminole Herald. Santord. Florida ■ Sunday. April 5.1998 ■ 8A - Schools Q u ip s-------------------Continued from Pi|e 1A Mm. Hnmiltnn In active with Ihc Optlmlnt Club o f Sanford, and her sunny, sunny life has been an Inspiration to all. Come Join the Party of llir Cratury. It costs $10 and Includes dlnnrr. For Information, call Audrey Ogden at 3232104 or Ann Gordon at 865-6550. To send a birthday card, address It to Ruth Hamilton Birthday. PO Hex 68. Sanford, Fla., 32772. Stephen Cardona: a mission in Bosnia community affairs technician for Seminole County, re­ ceives telephone calls once or twice a month from his son. Stephen Cardona, serving with A Co. 2-22 In­ fantry Uattallon In Bosnia. Costlassd from Pag* 1A M Cardona "We can get calls from Stephen but can't call to him." his dad said. *He la there until July or August. And he Is proud to be serving, he said the other night It was right for the U.S. to be present.** Cardona. 25. recently waa awarded the Army Achievement Medal and promoted from Private First Class to Specialist 4. He's a graduate o f Forest Lake Academy In Longwood and Semi­ nole Community College. Paper view One day when the sun was shining and a nice breeze was blowing, three o f the county’s top ofllclals enjoyed a photo shoot at Katie's Wektva River Landing. Nice chance for County Commission C h a ir man Raady Mania. County Manager Oaxy Kai­ ser and County Tourism Director Jack Wert to aplash their feet In the cool waters o f the Wektva. Tha pause that refreshes, with County Manager Ron Rabun. Tourist Director Jack Wert and Commlsatoner Chairman Randy Monts, in a photo shoot lor tha Gocntnolo Horald Progress Edition Word Is the three are now In hot water. Seems the editors o f the paper that claims It wakes up the city are smarting they wrre lost In the wake. AirportcoatiaMd Pag* IA with some of the major ateel work being accomplished lute this past week. "TransAir Services will be leaving us at the end of April* Cooke commented. *And we'll be turning over Ihc lease to TBI." Cooke added that the total structure will contain 50.000 square (eel. 'and we arc still looking for someone to lakr over the remalndrr of the facility." The authority will also be considering the lease on Building 127 lo TUI. Inc. As of this past week, the following Items are scheduled on the agenda for lire Sanford Airport Authority meeting. Tuesday, April 7. beginning at 8:30 a.m. • Opening remarks. Introduction o f gueats. • Appearance by Jerry Roth, president of Hill Dermareutlrnls. Inc. • Consideration of revised memorandum of understanding and airport operating dlrretlvr establishing procedures and regulations lo reduce aircraft density during peak density periods o f airline operations. • Letters of Interest for Master Litton-------3 CoaUaMd from Pag* A probably be built In the next ftvr years. Within the past two months, the department has upgraded its service from Basic Life Support to Advanced Life Support mranlng wr now luive our own paramedics on stafT. The City is committed to preserving our past and to that end. recently turned over the Frank Evans Center • which was previously referred to as "Old City Hall* - to the Histori­ cal Commission for the pur­ poses of establishing a mu­ seum. They have also done something very unique by es­ tablishing a relationship with the elementary school In order that the students may have an appreciation for Lake Mary's history. That relationship has continued to grow, once again proving that mutual respect and admiration between gen­ erations which la olive and well In our community. Our millage rate continues to Adams Caatlaaad b * a Fags LA where we are today and where we were a yrar-and-a-half ago,** McLain aald. "With Win's help, we're making real progress In bringing new Jobs and busi­ nesses to town. In doing so. wr're providing new sources of funding our schools. And we're Anally doing something about the mesa on 17-92." McLain said that the com­ mission was 'Just one vote away from going buck to the Days of Dick (Van Der Welde) with delay and Indecision, one vote away from wrapping our economic tncenUve program, one vote away from handing Plannlng/Stormwater Consultant and potential funding sources. * Draft executive director position form of agreement. * Consideration of Joint participation agreement WFI for airfield security vehicles. * Consideration of 21,000 square foot lease to TBI (US). Inc. for space In the new Air Cargo Center. * Consideration of month-to-month lease on building 127 to TBI (US). Inc. * Consideration of 2.479 square foot lease to (lie Florida Department of Highway Safety for building 440. * Consideration of mitigation report by chairman's mitigation committee. * Executive Director's report * Counsel's report * Mayor's liaison report * Liaison reports * Chairman's report- • i- .• i.u w . . * • •• » i The Sanford Airport Authority inerting will be held at the second level conference room of the A.K. Shoemaker International Terminal at One Red Cleveland Boulevard. Feb. 26. turned down the d is­ trict's request for special ex­ emption to build the two schools on property which Is zoned for light Industrial and retail commercial. Maloy and Goff are ques­ tioning the safety o f placing more than 2,000 students twotenths o f a mile from 36 one ton cylinders o f toxic chlorine gas and subjecting the children to odors emitted from the fa­ cility that processes 35 million gallons of raw sewage a year. The facility also stores numer­ ous other chemicals such as diesel fuel, activated carbon, methanol, sulfur dioxide and polymers. Iron Bridge, owned by the city o f Orlando, Is the largest treatment plant In Central Florida. The plant, built near the Econlockhatchee River, opened In I960. The then rural area o f the county lias seen explosive growth, and the plant Is now bordered by two new home communities. Kramer said residents of the communities spoke In favor of the new schools at the BOA meeting In February. The proposed middle school would relieve overcrowding at Jackson Heights Middle School which la said to be "bursting at the seams." The elementary school would be accessible from the neighborhood* by way o f a new road to be built ofT of Corrigan Avenue which Inter­ sects with Stale Road 434. said MorTts. After her tour. Morris said. "1 waa Impressed with the levels o f safety (at the plant),* and pointed to the fact that the chlorine cylinders used at Iron Bridge are the same as those used at water theme parks such as Wet 'N Wild. The tanks are stored In a fall-safe con ­ crete building, said Morris. "I'm very comfortable with the ch lo­ rine." Robinson said other schools In the county are located near facilities similar to Iron Bridge. Stenstrom and take Orienta Elementary schools have water treatment plants adjacent to the school property and Greenwood Lake Middle School Is wtthln a mile o f a Seminole County wastewater treatment plant. "We fight perception because of the location," said Robinson "Do I let perception drive my decision?" School board member Larry Furlong did not go to Iron Bridge last week but said he visited the plant on several o c ­ casions when he was a county commissioner. Furlong railed the site "less than Ideal. I think we've got some better o p ­ tions." Furlong said he was more concerned with some o f the roadway problems adjacent to other county schools than he was with the safety con ­ cerns o f the Iron Bridge plant. "I'm sure whatever arguments that can be made against this site can be made against other sites." Kramer has compllrd a list of » suggested sites In the Oviedo area. One site. In Chuluota. has been purchased, but Is too narrow for a middle school. O off cites concerns over the tralllc on State Road 434. the lack o f sidewalks and no frame lights on 434 In addition to the W e I n The Sem inole Herald wants to hear from YOU! Call u s with your news tips and event Information for Longwood. W inter Springs and CMedo. Do you know what’s going . o n l a y o u r -k ...» community? B smell, the proximity to the chlorine gas and the 14 liquid waste and cake trucks that will pass try the school dally. "I think It's a lousy site for a school." said Ooff. RabunConfirmed from Page LA ment." Rabun cited his technical skills In public works, solid waste, airport, tourism, leisure services, economic develop­ ment. fire. EMS. and police and the fart he demonstrated qual­ ity management techniques and common sense. "Ron Rabun was one o f the first people to call when word was out Bill Simmons was leaving the city.” Dale said. "He said he wanted to apply for the manager’s Job. I told him that he would have to move from his home In Lake Mary If he suc­ ceeded. He said he would.” FAIR W AR NING !! If you've ever broken even one of the Ten Commandments, what are you gonna do on Judgment Day? See Romans 10:9. HUNT MONUMKNT CO. DISPLAY YARD Hwy. 17-82-Maitland Ph. 339 8888 GanaHunt, Ownar e lie v e T h e " O F a s h io n ld ” W a y • • • • one Funeral Director handles all details all preparation Is done ul this facility service limes will meet your needs no interest is charged on trusted prearrangemcnls. which arc 100% refundable • the family selects cremation services .. u * m arkers designed U> npcclf\caU ons(,. ,'J , ii.im-t > 332-2611 *4 * be the second lowest in Semi­ nole County at 3.7648 mills, which Is the same as the last five years and marks the tenth straight year that ad valorem taxes have not gone up. A mill In our City represents ap­ proximately $655,000 which equates to about an 18 percent Increase from Fiscal Year 1997 to Fiscal Year 1998. These fig­ ures don’t Just represent growth, but the development of a quality tax base for both now and the future. In summary. Lake Mary has transitioned over the past ten years from a relatively rural community to one of the fast­ est and most attractive loca­ tions In the entire southeast­ ern United States. Yet. It is not the City's goal to merely ace new buildings, but rather to ensure that the construction talcing place today wlU be the core of Lake Mary's tax base tomorrow, thus keeping our City an affordable place to Uve and work. the keys to our ambulances and our EMS system over to a private, for-profit corporation." Van Der Welde. who la lend­ ing support to Adams' District 4 opponent, former commis­ sioner Carlton Henley, aald it amused him that "Win Adams is now working with his third campaign manager... while everyone knows his real man­ ager la Bob Lewis." Henley aald he waa not a irprtacd that McLain Is helping Adams' campaign. "What does surprise me Is Daryl's pre­ suming to know how I would vote." Henley aald. "He should IN B R IE F School rcxonlng Cboru$ to perform SEMINOLE COUNTY • The Seminole County Public Schools have scheduled a pub­ lic Information and input ses­ sion on middle school rezoning for Tuesday. April 7. at 7 p.m.. In the Winter Springs High School auditorium. A new middle school Is scheduled to be constructed In the Oviedo area with a comple­ tion date scheduled for some­ time during the 1999/2000 school year. This session Is an opportunity for the public to provide suggestions on middle school rezoning east of U.S. Highway 17-92. The schools which may Incur the greatest Unpact are South Seminole. Indian Trails, Jackson Heights and Tuskawills Middle schools. Winter Springs High School is at 130 Tuska wills Road. Sanford Middle School Cho­ rus Director. Cynthia Oray. la preparing students for the an­ nual District Festival. Hosted this year by Seminole Commu­ nity College, the Festival Is April 18 from 8:30 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. Four SMS groups will per­ form: Mystical Illusions. Har­ mony. Impressions, and Im­ age. The competition Is free and open to the public. Oray la hopeful SMS parents and the Sanford community will turn out to support the students. know better than that." Adams has raised $70,685.55 In contributions. Among those who have con­ tributed In the last quarter are Universal Studios ($500). de­ veloper Jeno Paulucd ($500), Walt Disney World Co. ($500) and Walt Disney World execu­ tive Richard Nunla ($500). "The size of a war cheat la secondary to a candidate’s willingness to work — and walk." Adams aald. "Daryl and I will take our message of pro­ gress and professionalism to every doorstep In the county to get the Job done." RICHARD D. BLU$ Richard D. Ellis, 67. James Court, Winter Springs, died Thursday, April 2. 1998. Bom Sept. 21. 1930 In Ryan. Iowa, he moved to Central Florida In 1978. Mr. EUls waa a house painter. He waa a member of Faith Church. Daytona Beach. Survivors Include wife, Anna; sons, Timothy. John, both of Winter Springs. Richard. Steve, both of Cedin' Rapids. Iowa: daughters. Suzanne Smith. York. Pa.. Arlene Jandl. Bar­ bara Koch, both of Cedar Rapids. Iowa: brothers. Wil­ liam. Donald. Oereld. all of Ce­ dar Rapids. Iowa, Raymond, Leo, both of Arizona: slater. Violet Ketchurn. Texas: 13 grandchildren: 4 great­ grandchildren. Oolites Carey Hand Oarden Chapel Funeral Home. Long­ wood. in charge of arrange­ ments. KTTEOAAMKOW CHMSNEAL G F JM8CHUTTGMAN ram kow uneral H ome since 1956 500 R. Alrj>orl Blvd., Sanrord, KL 32773 322-3213 S e n s itiv e Caring A staff of /salient professionals who care. FUNERAL CAREV Soivtgs up to 30%'. Call for a free bnKhure and video. 7161 RcJ IV* UVc RJ. Owkk a 12761 4 0 7 - 3 6 5 - 1 6 0 0 Trespassing Oertta Garrett. 37. of 1808 CooUdge Ave.. Sanford, waa ar­ rested Wednesday. April 1. by Seminole County deputies. Garrett waa charged with tres­ passing. possession of drug paraphernalia and obstruction by disguised person. OaiTctt was arrested at the comer of Persimmon and Eighth Street. Horace Stokes. 41. of 2350 Dolor Way. Sanford, waa ai* rested Wednesday, April 1. by Seminole County deputies. Stokes waa charged with tres­ passing and possession of drug paraphernalia. Stokes waa a r ­ rested at the comer of Per­ simmon and Eighth 8treet. U o f f l M suspondod Dennis Vann. 33, of 1310 Golden Oate Clr.. Sanford, waa arrested Wednesday, April 1. by Sanford police. Vann was charged with driving while li­ cense Is suspended or revoked and arrested at the comer of Ninth Street and Elm. m*J |W«k«< A—a*—a* BUM. RICKARD D. Funeral service for Mr. EUls will be Sunday at 4 p.m. In the Oalnes Carey Hand Funeral Chapel with the Rev. Robert B. Burnt oflWUUng Interment will be tn Cedar ftepfcls. Iowa. Friends may call at the foneral home today from 5 until 7 p m. Oalnes Carey Hand Funeral Itome. 8348500. Longwood. ft In charge c1 local arrangements. Yes, 1 want to save up to 30%! Ilea* Mud a free information package and video. w|*4its M*«mI 4m IW% N.unc Stnvt. . State . City . II» err ( ) _______________ Rmanhi Iw l, JV M I U I IV* 1 -4 . I U . t k n i c I L W 7M nvu �w ill a lw a y s be a R a in b o w bom o D i. , .. . .■ ip . i k lit'* it » .b .i.b .l iti.it | ■.! <i < .1* • • I v mt. ■.1 ftl* It I'll.* 1li\» 1 J1 I:id ■U|Ip* 1’ V II* ill III llttll gl 1.6 Ml It i Sfiuitnili i f »Ht r »! l] * 1. *.! *.i*tli* ttiilii ! > . i* *t t* ttiin.l* * 11. ** ,• • I*, nt Justin Heruer: P o sitiv e leader at South Seminole Mi ddl e Ity Courtney l.eflrw I It .KAI i> ( <>KKt s it iM a N 1 •lu*-im llaltii'i was it ) t tisi II,’ , tl, Katin, • in ” • I . ! 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GRi ( in D. l*H '.* CHAi OWEN - - MAI, i AW. • MBER’ i RABU*. HUA RA.NE ’..'RE R A i.i’ TON RENFRO.1. ANA* * ROBiN • ’ ‘ AHl IIS ROCiE"■■••STlAN RUSSt . * >• -N SChO '- y SGuOTii. A.VA HiL HAFT S'MiTH y Mil •' • sw aitke T V P I R R V' *| f A i l • |, i -|,i» i f f . . A *,• A*, * * f ,,(1, wife A Y r ’ T m L 't"» *’* A i r t M A i • MARb *‘,A • A *■. * - f4 f< A N D f* , .♦ *, , T O N A N U * t, , <■*.* *t a*»I 1 *-•A, Mfr t . !, 1•’ •* '• NT �•A • Seminol* Herald. Sanford. Florida • Sunday. Apnl 5.1998 It’s carnival time in Oviedo! OVIEDO - The Spring Carni­ val at Oviedo High School la In Its last two days. Saturday and Sunday are the last chance to buy tickets for the annual car­ nival. Sponsored by the Oviedo Athletic Boosters, the carnival, located In the practice field In front of the school, touts m id­ way type rides, games and food. Tickets are $1 and eve­ ryone Is Invited. Hours o f op ­ eration are as follows: Satur­ day. April 4. from 10 a.m. to midnight and Sunday. April 5. from 12 p.m. to 9 p.m. Parking The w ay w e w ere: 1958 Again today we look at hap­ penings In 1958 taken from the January 14. 1958 edition of the Sai\foai Herald. County Commission recommendations At a special meeting the pre­ vious night, the county com ­ mission approved the recom ­ mendation o f the Planning and Zoning Board to employ Clifton L. Overman as Building Inspec­ tor and Mrs. Maxine D. Thompson as secretary o f the Zoning Commission. There was quite a lively dis­ cussion on liow the building Inspector applicants were liandlcd and the submitted name chosen by the Zoning Commission, but the vote was 3-1 to approve. Chairman John Krlder. Homer Little and Law­ rence Swofford, all voted yes while Fred Dyson cast a dis­ senting vote. Members of the County Zoning Board attending the meeting were Chairman Ray­ mond Ball. John Burton IV, Richard McCanns and Col. S.O. Hardman. Men In Service Thomas Andes. avtaUon elec­ trician's mate third class USN, son of J.O. Andes and Mrs. A l­ ice M. Andes, was serving at the Whiting Field Air Station. Milton. Florida. Whiting Field's mission was the training o f student naval aviators In the Instrument and tactics phases o f flying. D.A.R. plant Silver Tea The Sallie Harrison Chapter. National Society Daughters of the American Revolution, met at the home of Mrs. R.E. True In Lake Mary the previous Fri- conducted by Mrs. A.R. Key. regent, plana were announced for the annual celebration of Founders Day on February 8. A Stiver Tea would be held at the Henry Shelton Sanford Memo­ rial Library. D A R members from neighboring towns would be Invited as would the general public. Mrs. R.D. Roumllllat an­ nounced that WTRR would cany a history program ar­ ranged by Mrs. Hilda Wray and sponsored by the D A R and U.D.C. Attention was drawn to the picture and account of the dedication Of the Henry S. Sanford Memorial Library In the January Isaue of the N a­ tional D A R . Magarlne. This had been contributed by the chapter regent. The ctvtc activity report which would be submitted to the state project stated that chapter members were active In Hospital Auxiliary. Mental Health. Red Cross, TB Associa­ tion. United Way. Crippled Children. Salvation Army. Children's Home Society and Nurse's Aid. Followtng the meeting, c o f­ fee. sandwiches and cake were served from a beautifully deco­ rated table by the hoateases. Home Demonstration Club meets The Lake Monroe Home Demonstration Club met at the home of Mrs. Annie McArthur the previous Monday. Mrs. J.H. Tindall gave the devotional which was followed by the business meeting conducted by Mrs. McArthur, president. Mrs. Mildred Sandlfrr re­ ported on tire club's civic proj­ ect. a recreation center for young people at the Baptlat Church. She thanked on behalf o f the club, (he following for their donations toward the project: Furniture Center. Earl Faust. Mather of Sanford. Mr. Blackwclder of Penney*. Ivey's of McCrary's, J.M. Garrett. B. Purcell Co.. Hill Hardware. Wilson-Maier Furniture. Rob­ son Sporting Ooods. Touchtona Drugstore. Roumllllat and Anderaons and B.L. Perkins. Mlaa Myrtle Wilson, county agent, gave a demonstration of vegetable cookery after which refreshments were served to Mrs. Paul Mans. Mr*. Tindall. Mrs. Sand Her. Mrs. Hatel Gardner. Mrs. J.W. Qrigglth. Mrs. O.E. Fuhrman and Mlaa Hattie Kirk. week at the home of Miss Belly Blllhtmer. local president. The society elected Chris Christensen ns Vice president and formally adopted Its con­ stitution. All members present would be charier members. A discussion was held on lire* care and maintenance of an aquarium In the home. The a t­ tendance prize was won by Mrs. Robert Bllllilmer. Members present were Chris Christenson. Betty Dlllhlmrr. Mrs. Robert Bllllilmer. George Dabbs. Louis Hughey. Frances Cobb, and Mr. and Mrs. Em rst Cowley of Sanford. Those members from Orlando were Mr. and Mrs. William Barlow and Mr. and Mrs. Waller Adams. Movieland presents Smiley Burnette going for three years now and all proceeds have gone to the nthletlc department. Some o f the rides Dial carni­ val-goers can embark on are the bumper cars, the merry-goround. the double Ferris wheel, the Octopus and the Orblter Just to name a few. Southland Amusement Is providing the rides for the carnival. Th ey work atrtctly ofT commission,* said Carver. T ills Is n real good group we use.* Carver said that the athletic department and the Oviedo Athletic Boosters could not get by without the support and d o ­ nations o f the community. *!t lias been strictly volunteer (the camlvall.* said Carver. We make your business insurance our business. W H S e w.mt to hv yvnir W SHS Five loses to Melbourne The Sanford Semlnolrs failed to come up with thrlr first OBC win In Melbourne the previous Friday night. They came up on the abort end of a 55-40 score. The Baby Seminole* lost by a score o f 49-25. Those on the varsity basket­ ball tea® were Ray Lundqulst (IB points), Cecil Dandndge (10). Joe High (9). Alien Swalm (2). Mike Tammy (0). McCoy (4) and Jones. k»f i)iiility hiMik-vs pneectim l jm i|\u iy , D> I M m t i n x i i i i l t l i M l W I l l w r e i l i i K M i t M u a K k ! w in * * * * n 1 f*wt •< *"d a*M t i Sari 9t kn tm km s n iK O d to « i« m i m a m i m m i m trwrrmw to mt tnmirv«« tot*» CL & ve e S & m in w t T O P IC ... “ M A K IN G THE D E C IS IO N A B O U T A S S IS T E D L IV IN G ' 1 A N S W E R IN G Y O U R W H E N ? W H Y ? W H A T ? The R ensim nce Retirement Community prevent* a seminar designed fo r adult children o f elderly parent* and/or venior citizen*. GUEST SPEAKERS: TOM CAMPBELL- Mr Campbell hat worked in the health care Held lor more than iwebe year* lie ha* pro* ided workthopt locally and nominally in rctidoni care, menial healih. eutiomer *ervice and working with ihe family lie *ene» a* volunteer iramer for Ihe Depanmem of Elder Affair* He U a Hoard Member for ihe E.a*l Central Honda At«i*led Living At*ociaiion and »cr*e» on the profc*»ional adtonry comriutlce* lor Shand* Home Care. Manner Home Healih and the Miller Center of Older Adult* Mr Campbell i* Hre*ident and owner of Re*idcnlial Care Rewnirve Network VXIH talacare yisir UlMJWN* utMir.UKc while p m take c a r e t/ Uiwnevd toCM*«o*u»s. l* a *mrm Cm IC im M CAROL NIEMIEC • Rrgntered Nur»c • M* Nienuec ha* hcen in the health care field for mieen year* including Director of Nur*mg In long term care She will clarify *er*ice» pro*ided in indepei«lcnt/a*»i*ied living facililie* DATE: A P R IL 23,1998 TIM E: 7:00 - 8:00 PM LOCATION: Renaissance Retirement Community 300 West Airport Boulevard Sanford, Florida 32771 RJJ.V.P. . 32 innn nous must no FROMOUR ,• 20.000 so. FT. ‘ „SHOWROOM& WAREHOUSE From paper to plastic, food stamps to change ROBS LANDSCAPING 651-LAWN Call 1-800-EYE EXAM Lake Mary Orange City Daytona Beach (407) 333-5111 (904) 774-0044 (904) 788-6696 Every Friday Every Monday Every Tuesday tnsn Auh>-(\utcn> liwir.UKC The Central Florida Aquar­ ium Society affiliated with the International Federation of Aquarium Societies at it* monthly meeting the previous SANFORD • A plastic card, the aise of a VISA or bank debit card will replace food stamps and welfare checks be­ • Reducing public assistance ginning July 1 In Seminole. Or­ baud and abuse: for example, ange. Brevard and Osceola the elimination of food stamp theft and the use of food counties (District 7). Welfare recipients will soon stamps to make Illegal purbe receiving by mail the Brat of • Round-the-clock availability three monthly notifications o f benefits. about the Electronics Benefits Transfer (EBT) card. By the • Fulfilling welfare reform end of this year, recipient* goals. Welfare families may de­ statewide must use It to access velop higher self-esteem be­ their benefits. cause EBT will allow them to According t Stuart Doyle, shop, bank and handle other with the Florida Department of business and personal trans­ Cltlldren A Families, the actions without being Identified amount of their caah benefits Immediately as a food stamp or and food stamps will be avail­ welfare recipient. • able to them electronically For additional InformaUon, through the use of the card. No more will a check or food cou­ phone (407) 2454)400. Institute Q U E S T IO N S when it a s m * to irbunmcc Aquarium Society meets pons arrive by mall each month. Doyle said the perks of this new system are many: Cataract & Glaucoma Screening 9 -11 a.m. C a ta ra c t & L a s e r U J ' m ik v * |\inncr p n tiv tis i.G v it.k .'t intivLiv The Movieland Drtvc-In Thcater was advertising that Smiley Burnette, direct from Holly­ wood. would be on thetr stage January 15-16. America's number one cowboy comedian would present an exciting 45 minute show at 8:30 p.m. each night. Double features playing would be ‘ Smiley* starring Ralph Richardson and ‘ Streets of Laredo* with Wllllnm Holden. Admission was $1; children under 12 were admitted free. Filutowski FREE O ju k Q aat 3 a S E L L -O F F ON TOP BRANDS & F IR S T Q U A L IT Y S a v in g , l^ a u , J M a n e y .! fit 6 0 0 ROLLS By David F railer HERALD STAFF WRITER Is available In the front and back parking lots. The carnival was the Idea of the Boosters looking for a way to make a lot of money. *lt has been a tremendous success.* said Marge Carver of the Oviedo Athletic Department. "It's bigger and better than It was last year." It has bren DRIVE A LITTLE SAVE A LOT 50 YurtEiptrimt Gurutui Pnttsskiul UtHtllM * Pleaseaskfordetails E x d u s iv e t y S e r v in g S e m in o le C o u n ty • — Gift Certificates Available— • Weekly Maintenance 0 $ • Pruning • Mulch 5 ® . • Planting • Brush Removal • Stone/Block Walts 2913Hwy. 17-02•SMlord (2 Block* Northof Airport Bvd 1Mb Northof Laki Miry BM.) red to Cty Ebdric and Erferprea Luang) HOURS: MON-THURS 9 AM • 6 PM FRESAT9AM-5PM.SUN12-4PU EvwngiByApportnart 3 2 4 -8 8 0 0 i* iu t �®!)t Heralii Extra PointsUL Jeff Berlinicke T u r n in g u p th e Seminole nine cranks up offense to turn tie into rout H e r a ld S t a f f W r ite r Come on guys, speed up the action a little By Jeff Berlinicke ASSISTANT SPORTS EDITOR SANFORD _ When the Seminole High School ha mcball team needs to take It to the next level, they can be tut dominating as any team In the state, even the country. That wan evident last night as the Ftglitlng Semlnoles. once ranked 17th In the nation, pounded lin e Ridge, a Clasa 5ADistrict 5 foe. 12-5 after trailing through most o f the game. SA N FO R D _ H igh school baseball, espe­ cia lly In S em in ole C ou n ty. Is great. It Just doesn 't have to take all night to finish a gam e. Ihirlsts say that on e o f the great th in g s about baseball Is that It Is tim eless. It’s not a gam e for a n y on e In a hurry. Th ere are still S em in ole C ou n ty baseball gam es g o in g on as you read this that started last W edn esday. S o h ere's a list o f w a y s to qu icken the pace so everyon e can g et h om e before m id n ig h t. H ope you en joy. First o f all. m ak e the butter stay In the b a t­ ter's b ox and th e p itch er stay on the m ou n d betw een pitches. Typ ica lly, th e batter w ill step ou t and take deep breath s u su ally seen In Lam aze class and that forces the pitch er Seminole came from behind, and with the score tied 5-5. mounted a seven-run assault on two Pine Ridge pitchers to pick up the easy win. The 'Nolen take on Deltona today (Saturday) In another Important district content starting al I p.m. at Alumni Field. The Tribe will then travel to Lake Howell on Wednesday and host Lyman on Friday In Important Seminole Ath­ letic Conference games starting at 7 p.m. Please see J«rr. Pag* 2B THE W EEK IN PREP ATHLETICS a*mm* of t/w W aak y o u 'r e n o sports fa n Y O U h e a t if lU iS S m m m m m m I * j i f f Baillelcike ASSISTANT SPORTS EDITOR Andrew Dtsmsf got Ns first «Ufl of the Mason lor Sommote High School on Friday night and kept the game d o te until the Fighting Seminotea could get the offense going and poet an easy 12-5 Class 5A-District S victory over Pina Rldgo. Not only do these two teams have one of the best rivalries In any Seminole C ou n ty sports, this year the teams are battling for the top spot In the district again. Oviedo h as had Lake M ary’s num ber In district playoff competition, beating them in the finals each of the last two years, but i.nl«» M ary h as been untouchable lately, rarely going the full seven Innings. Wednesday: Seminole at Lake Howell, baseball, 7 p.m. The Silver H aw ks have gotten a new look since hiring David Vince to coach the team. T h ey've been competitive all season and are am ong the teams at the top of the conference. i gin- Howell doesn't sport a lot o f stars, bu t the team h as been m uch stronger than last year's team that never lived up to promise. The H aw ks have a talented pitching staff and a decent batting order that h as 10runned several teams this season. W ednesday: O viedo at Lake M a ry, baseball, 7 pan. The Ram s were one o f the hottest team s in the county before a tough loss to Lake Brantley W ednesday. The Ram s include Brian Bretzer. a star pitcher who is one o f the best all-around players In the county, and a solid lineup from top to bottom. • Josh O'Brien. Randy H arris and Scott Hillnsld are J u st some of the bats that main, the Ram s potent, and they've a l­ ready beaten Oviedo once this year. Seminole tied It at five when A l­ bejon doubled, stole third and scored on a wild pitch In the fifth. Meanwhile. Seminole reliever Brian Nielson was slamming llie door on Pine Ridge and picked ig> the win after the Seminole explo­ sion in the sixth. Johnson started the Inning with a four-pilch walk and Albejon fo l­ lowed with a single. Hall bunted and reached first to load the bases and Ned Raines made It a tie game with a single and Seminole took Its first lead when Paulo Silva plated a nin with a sacrifice fly. The ’Notes broke It open when Tim Raines with a base-clearing double, and still. Seminole wasn’t finished as Taylor knocked In an­ other run with a single. Nielson finished out lin e Ridge tn the seventh and the ’Notes had the win. , . . "W e p it d ow n a n d It w as good to come back and win K.‘ Powers said. 'Dtemer Is a great competitor and we wanted him to w in. I’m really pleased.* Lyman hangs onto 6A- District 3 lead By Dsaa Smith GREYHOUNDS ka Hawaii HERALD SPORTS EDITOR Tuesday: Lake M a ry at Oviedo, softball, 7 p.m. One of Seminole's strongest fea­ tures Is Its pitching staff from which roach Mike Powers has the talent to go al leaat six deep. Last illglit. Andy Dtemer pitched his first innings o f the season and wrnt thrre Innings, allowing live runs, but a lot of those came on hloops over the Infield and Dtemer was proud ol Ills first effort ol Uie season. *1 frit really goo«J.*'p1emer said. *1 felt really confident tonight. We re all confident and we knew we should produce this year. We know what we have to do.* Seminole fell behind 2-0 In the second, but tied It at the bottom of the frame when, with one o u t Andy Hall walked and was doubled In by Ryan Albejon. One batter later. Donald Taylor singled to left and the score was tied. Pine Ridge scored three tn the third to end Dinner's stint, but again. Seminole fought back. Dill Johnson singled and C3 W il­ liams tripled to left field to score Johnson. Williams scored on the next pitch when Taylor knocked In Ida second run o f the night. ----- LONOWOOD _ A little over a week ago. J.T. Williamson was tolling for the Lyman Junior varsity baseball team. Last Friday night, he was given the ball to start a crucial district and conference game against Oviedo, and while he did not get a decision, he pitched very well. Fast forward to last night, and Williamson again waa given the task of knocking ofT a district powerhouse and he came through with flying colors, hurling a three-hitter to help the Oreyhounda clobber Lake Howell. 11-1. In Class eA-Dlatiict 3 and Seminole Athletic Conference game stopped after five Innings by the run rule. 11. SILVER HAWKS 1 001 00 _ 1 S I iso is . 11 10 a Drrkrr. Small HI ami Muntl)o WdUanwun and KamlnakJ • . W illiam**) 11 Of U* . brrkrr Savr . none 311 . Lake wr<l G g«r Lyman. Kaminski Torrrw 311 _ Lyman. C an. (kill! IIM _ nunc H m jnk _ Lyman 10-11 w tr a l. 3 3 In <’.* IllallWI *1 Lyman took a 1-0 lead In the first Inning, then took control o f the contest by plating six runs in the second Inning and then ended the game with a single run In the fourth Inning and three nins In the fifth Inning. Leading a 10-hlt Greyhounds attack were Kit Kaminski (2-for-2 with a double). Todd RadclilT (2-for 3 with a triple, four RDI). Jose Torrea (2for-3 with u double, one RDI) and Tyler Care (1- for-3 with a triple, three RBI). Chris Oaae had a double for the Silver Hawks. Lyman Improved to 10-11 overall with the victory, but more Importantly la 5-2 In 6A-3 play. *Wc should be in the drivers seat.* said Lyman pitching coach Dave Campbell. ’ If we had beaten DcLand, and we were up 4-2 tn the seventh inning, wed be 6-1 and only have to win one o f our last three district games (Oviedo. Lake Brantley. Lake Mary) to get the No. 1 seed for the district tournament, now we have to win two o f three.* The Greyhounds begin the run at the top district spot ihla Monday night when they travel to Oviedo to take on the Lions at Mlcklrr Field starting at 7 p.m. L a k e B r a n t le y o u tla s ts O v i e d o By TONY DaSORMIER Herald correspondent OVIEDO _ In hla poem 'O n Ills Blindness.* John Milton said. T h e y also serve who Just stand and wait.* As the No. 5 pitcher on last year’s state cham pion­ ship Lake Brantley baseball team. Greg Lee's role was to do Just that, stand and wait. In the more than 30 games the Patriots played last year. Lee pitched all of 11 Innings. On Friday night. Lee worked eight strong Innings to lead Lake Brantley to a 5-4 win over the Oviedo Lions PATRIOTS B, LIONS 4 L aka BrmaUay 0 1 0 00 1 0 3 1 . 1 4 4 O vU 4o 002 000 020 _ 4 9 ■ Lrr. McMahon (0| and J. Smith. Knapp. Monaco (81. Slm tcyrr (01 and Krwtn Wl> . Lee (0 01 U> . Stnnryrr (I II Save . McMahon ISixl) 311 . Lake llranllry. Lope*. 311 none. IIR . none. Oceania . Lakr Urant Icy 10 3. 0 3 OA bUlrtct 3. Oviedo 0-0. 3-4 OA Diauirt 31. In a GA-Dlstrlct 3 contest al Oviedo High School's Milder Field. *He was our blte-the-lip guy.* said Lake Brantley coach Mike Smith. *He had to alt back and bite hla lip Pats’ Lopez wants state title repeat . EDITOR . • • ’ In about three months. Lake Brantley shortstop Fe­ lipe Lopes is folng to be Plsaas ssa Patriots, Pags 2B Fuss fights back from steroid use By Jeff Beillateke Thursday: Seminole Invita­ tional Track Meet at Semi­ nole High, 4 pan. Every year the Semlnoles are one of the state's dom inant track teams and have won their district IB o f the last 17 years. This season, the 'Noles are a little teas loaded than usual, b u t stllL feature possi­ bly the best squad In Central Florida and Ken B raum an n a s coach. Several other county teams will be In­ cluded In the meeL one o f the biggest In the county all season. ASSISTANT SPORTS EDITOR SANFORD _ All Olga Fuss wanted to do when she Joined a gym for the first time was to have some fun and feel good about herself. She got good really fast, then ended up competing. She wanted to get better. Then a nightmare which contrib­ uted to a divorce, hospital stays and a living hell were the results. Fuss came to America from Rus­ sia In 1090, moving to Daytona Beach. Plsaas aaa Olga. Pag# SB Steroid use gave Olga Fuss a strong body (Ml photo), but H also naarly ruined her health. Fuss, a Russian native ttao now lives In Sanlord, is back to normal (right photo) health-wise wid Is halting promote the MkFFtortda Neforal Bodybuilding �•k* 2D - Seminole Herald. Sanford. Fiona* - Sunday. April 5.1990 IN B R I E F Bodybuilding Championships SANFORD _ The Sanford Civic Center Is hosting tiie second annual Mid-Florida Natu­ ral Bodybuilding Championship and Ms. Fit­ ness USA Natlonni Qualifier today (Saturday). Some of Uic country's finest "drug free" athletes will compete tn tire competition with men and women ranging from nge 19 - 62. The women's contest will offer a chance lo compete In nationals in Las Vegas. Proceeds will benefit the Seminole County DARE program and tornado relief victim s. The contest will offer a variety o f fitness and strrngdi demonstrations and drew over 500 people last year. Kathleen Ebner won the women's overall title and Rlc McMlllcn took the men's award. Prejudging at 11 a.in. with the finals be­ ginning at 7 p.m. FTve competitors will re­ ceive trophies In each clans. Entry fee Is $20 with an additional $10 testing fee. Sanford softball meeting SANFORD _ The Sanford Recreation De­ partment will hold an organizational meeting for Its Spring Slowpltch Softball Leagues on Tuesday. April 14th at 6:30 p.m. at the Downtown Youth Center, first floor of San­ ford City Hall. The SRI) will offer, men's, women’s. Co-Ed. Church and Industrial leagues starting in early May. Cost will l>e $300 for returning teams and $325 for new teams. A discount will be given to managers who nttrnd the organizational meeting. Call 330-5097 for more Information. Goldsboro Community Day SANFORD _ Oct to know your Police De­ partment. Sheriffs Department. F'lrc De­ partment and City Officials when the Goldsboro community holds a special day at Crooms Academy today (Saturday) from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Among the events going on will la* a bicy­ cle and helmet safety check provided by Lake Mary Cycles and the Seminole County Sher­ iffs Department and a basketball game b e­ tween the Crooms Men League nnd the Crooms High School varsity at 3 p.in. Then- will also be K-9 demonstrations and Police und Fire equipment and thr Alert I and Alrcare helicopters on dlspluy. Hot dogs, sodas and popcorn will lie served for lunch. Patriots Lake Brantley s Felipe Lopez has been compared to tho Yankees' Derek Jeter and the Manners' Ale* Rodnguez tor his skills at shortstop. The senior, who is hitting over .500 and was the Most Vauable Player at the Big Blue Bonanza, Is projected to be a first-round pick in tho upcoming first-year player draft In June. Lopez Continued from Page IB worth sev­ eral millions o f dollars. Hint will all la* nice but, for now, that's not tlu- main tiling on Lopez mind. Lopez, one of the most highly-touted players in the history of Seminole County. Is a near-certainty to be drafted tn the first round of the major, league amateur draft thta June. He's batting well over .500 this season to lead Central Florida and many scouts and college coaches have commented that they've never seen a faster player. Take the triples he hit during tiie Big Blue Bonanza, the an­ nual gathering o f some o f the area's top teams for Lake Brantley's tournament. Lopez didn’t Just run to third: he practically flew. Before a game against Sem i­ nole. over 40 college and pro­ fessional scouts gathered around the Lake Brantley b a t­ ting cage Just to watch him take practice. Coach Mike Smith even said that scouts are showing up at Luke Brantley practices to take a look at the guy people con ­ sider a cross between Seattle's Alex Rodriguez and the Yan­ kees' Derek Jeter. For now, Lopez Just wants to make sure the Patriots gel an ­ other state title. Last season. Lake Brantley went to Tampa and brought home the title and players and coaches arc not hesitant to discuss repeating tilts year. "The state championship has to coinc first." Lopez said. "Everything else will Just take carr o f Itself. I Just try to do the same tilings every day." Lopez has an uncle In the Milwaukee Brewers organiza­ tion. so he has some decent bloodlines. He grew up in IMcrto Rico and moved to Florida when he was 11. Lopez played for two Orange County schools before transferring to tiie Lake Brantley district last year where he batted well over .400 on tiie Patriots run fur the state title. Being a new member of the team. Lopez wasn't one o f tiie first players that came to mind when urea baseball buffs talked about Lake Brantley last year, but his speed, quickness and hitting made him a name really quickly. Tiie scouts started to notice, especially by tiie time Lake Brantley got to Tampa. As It was. Lake Bran­ tley leuturrd one of the best pitching staffs In state history, so Lo|k*z was given a big chunce to showcase himself. Now he Is tiie star and the biggest decision Is college or pro. Lopez said he hasn't made up hln mind for sure, but he's leunlng toward professional ball. "I'm pretty sure I'm going to sign," Lopez said. "I'll sec what happens uftcr tiie draft." Lopez said hr is willing to play for whatever, team signs iilm and that tiie money Isn't on hts mind right now. If lie's taken as a first-round pick In June, he’ll be able to rotnmund a lot o f money Just a month after graduation and his pram. Loprz said he's trying not to think about It. "I like all the attention I’m getting but I'm not thinking about all of the money." Lopez said. "All I want to think about Is what's happening rigid now. We can win tiie whole thing. It goes to show tiiat hard work pays off." Jeff Continued from Page IB to turn ids back and w alk halfway to second base to ponder. That causes the catcher to want to ponder with the pitcher and forces the entire Infield and some of the concessionaires to start what looks like a convention on the mound. And that doesn't Include Ute countless times a coach feels tiie need to talk to the pitcher which necessitates yet an oth er meeting. W hat arc they talking about? A l­ most every coach In the county calls all Uic pitches anyway, so it would seem like w hen the coach gathers his entire lineup at the mound, about the only thing he can say Is, "Follow my slgnuls and throw It over the plate." Shorten the warm ups. W hen M ark Urunell takes the held for tiie Jacksonville Jaguars, do they allow him practice passes between sets o f downs? No. Does M ichael Jordan get a practice free throw? No. W hy do the pitchers get w arm ups? Limit them to three, and eliminate the catcher’s throw to second which Is followed by a toss around the Infield a n d more pacing by the pitcher, if the Infield hasn't learned to catch the ball before that final w arm up toss, he won’t learn now. Managers: Stop ordering plckofT attempts. You guys have every catcher In the county Blinking he's Ivan Rodriguez, but evety sin­ gle game, at least two plckofT attempts end up in some neighboring pool as runnerB laugh around the bases, it's important to hold a runner, but If you think about It, how many times docs a pitcher have to throw over w hen he's up by eight ru n s with two outs? It happens. A few nights ago, a Seminole County team w as up by three runs In the final inning w hen a batter reached first. The pitcher spent so m uch time concerned with picking ufT the in sig­ nificant run that the losing (earn started to rally. Iz-t the run n er have a base, but keep die ball In play. Hatters: Sw ing at die first pitch. A few years ago, S p o rts Illu s tra te d researched It and found thut butters do significantly bet­ ter on the first pitch than later In the count, but it seems Uke no one goes lo die plate ready to swing. A pitcher w ants to gel ahead In the count, so there's a good chance that first pilch is going to be in the strike zone. W hy put yourself In a hole. Sw ing at the ball. Everyone: Stop calling timeout every time you fall down or slide to clean off your u n i­ form. Baseball Isn't a fashion show. Umpires: Open up the strike zone. There arc some um pires who call a decent gam e and diere arc some who w ant to tu m It into a gam e o f perfect, pinpoint pitching. That's not going to happen since, except for a few pitchers, most high school guys can't thread the needle with a curve ball. M ake sure that batters know they’d better be ready to swing. No more meetings between the coach and his batter while he’s at the plate. IT the b a t­ ter doesn’t understand the sign, he doesn't belong In the game. Move it along. Som e teams, like W in ter Springs race on and off the field. Others move at the same pace a s a ba n a n a alug. Don't you guys have studying to do? Baseball can be a beau d fu l gam e as lon g as money Isn't involved. It can also be a nightm are when U takes all night and the score is 0-0 and you're pleading that the leading team can get the 10-run rule. Speed it up. Move It along. And hold your meetings before the gam e Instead o f during. Last Second Shot: D id y o u mae th e Chicago White Sax signed two-time wlfe-beater W ll Cordero? He and Albert Belle aren't exactly the Hawkeye and B.J. of the 90 s, are they? C o a t l n t d from P a g* IB because there four pitchers ahead of him. He had to wait his turn and come out and do the Job his senior year." Lee's done all of the that. Improving to 64) with the vic­ tory Friday night. He allowed four runs (two earned) on three hlta. striking out 12 and walk­ ing three. Jeff McMahon pitched a per­ fect ninth Inning to record his aecond save. • "That's the kind of Job he'a done all season." said Smith. "He’s averaging about 10 strikeouts a game and keeping runners off base." Lee retired the side in order four times and faced four bat­ ters in another Inning. By comparison, Oviedo starting pitcher Ben Knapp spent most of the night pitch­ ing from the stretch, not once enjoying a 1-2-3 Inning. He also allowed four runs (two earned) over 7 2/3 Inning on five hits. He struck out Just one while walking nine (three In­ tentionally). Lake Brantley forced extra innings by scoring a run In die sixth -- Derek Hansen scoring on Felipe Lopez's double — to tie the game at 2-2. The Patriots scored two runs wtthput the benefit o f a hit in the eighth to go ahead. 4-2, only to aec Oviedo rally to tie the game with a pair o f runs In the bottom of die eighth. In the ninth inning. Brian Chancellor led off for the Pa­ triots by reaching on an error. Juan Rojas then sacrificed him to second. Brian Boeshko fol­ lowed by slicing a single to left held, scoring Chancellor with tiie game winning run. Pat Slmieyer (1-1) suflrrrd thr loss lor Ovlrdo. Providing d ir offense for Lake Brantley were Chancellor |lwo singles, two runs); Boeshko (two singles. RBI): Lopez (double. RBI); Justin Smith (single. run); Rojas (single): and Justin Harris and Hansen (each with one run). Doing thr hitting for Oviedo were Justin Holmes (single, two nins|; Lawrence Piillz (single. Hill); Jorge Hernandez (single, run): and Jeremy Frost (one run). Lake Brantley Is scheduled to play In Kentucky April 10-12 before returning to Seminole County to play at Lyman on April 15. Ovlrdo. which was to play at DrLand Saturday, will host Lyman Monday night. Legal N otices NOTMS or SSMSRAL BLBCTTON I. Sandra Mortham. M t n U iT Ol State at the State at Flat hereby give nebce that a GENERAL SUCTION win ba hotd tn SEMINOLE County. State at Florida. an tha THMO Say at NOW MS U L A D . IS M . la M at ratal* tha te S a tw # efhoes 'OnHad Sfim'fioo Re ere eonlow re to O a n » r ■■■ Btowtoae S alte * ■ ' Governor and Lieutenant * * Soc(alary ot Slate , Atlomay Oenerel Comptroller Treasurer Comm.Ki.onor of Education Comm.oa.onor of Agriculture ite te Sonalor Drttncte 12 and 14 lu t e Representative Oitlrrclt 29. 22. 34. 21 and 37 I uprim e Court, attention ol Toro Jutlrcat Frfth Dtotrlct Court ot Appall. Retention ol Four Judpei Circuit Judge. itghteenih Jud.cnI Circuit Orpwpi 3 and 9 County Court Judgi Qroupi 1 and t County Commr tiro nor: Outride 2 in d 4 School D o l'd Dritrictt t. 2 and 9 Samtnote Soil ind Water Comonrilton Dntnct Qroupi 1. 2. 3 •nd I (U A L ) Sandra Wortham Sacratary ol Stela Publish April 1. IS. 1*99 P S P 3 _____________________________________ HOTICS TO SISO SSS FON AJMPOMT ACCESS CONTROL FAN PANT TST.tS SSOUNfTY IM PRO V I MS NTS AT ORLANDO SAM POND AINPONT SANFOND, FLONIOA Salted propoaala lor lha furnishing o l aM labor, malor.an earvices and equipment lor lha AIRPORT ACCESS CONTROL SYSTIM. FAR 10T.14 SSCUAITY IMPAOMMSNTS at lha C Undo Sanford Airport ariM ba received by tha laniard Airport Authority at tha Ottica o l tho Director of Aviation, Orlondo Sanford airport. Airport Terminal Building One Rad Cleveland Boulevard. Suita 200. Sanford. Florida 32773 untM 2 00 PM . April »9th, IS M , at Which lime the propoaala will bo pubudy opened and rood aloud Thie protect will Include die inalalteMon ol on Integrated accaet control aye lam. cloied cireu il letevtimn (CCTV) ayatam. upgrade and rehabilitation ol alia perimeter lancing and vehicle gatoa. furruahing and aquipping a now Airport Command Canter, Inateltebon o l liber optic introebuctura. and modmeottooe to H illin g tecM.ltei, door herdwari. utiMttea. and building aarotcaa On or alter March Slat. 1991. eoptea o f the Plana, ipeciticahona. and other contrecl Document! may be aaamrned at the office ol the Director ol A matron, Orlando Bentord Airport, complete documenti may be obtained from lha office ol the Director ol Aviation by payment ol Seventy-Five Dolton (979 00| tor each ie t Payment lor Plana and other Contrecl Document a n u ll be made by check or money aider payable to the -SAN­ FORD AIRPORT AUTHORITY* C llh will nol ba accepted Thie payment ie non-relundebte II Bidder doe a nol want lo pick up document! but w ithal to have documenti ahipped by lirat-cteae U S mall, additional pay­ ment aha* be required In the tum o l Fifteen OoMara (S t9 00) Thia 919 M charge will nol apply It the Didder requeeta the document! lo bo aonl by eapreea courier with chargee billed lo recipient! account No propoaala may be withdrawn alter the ichedoted lima lor rece.pl o l propoaala. lor a ported Ol Story (90) da ye The Sen lord Airport Authority re ae roe a the righto to w ane any informal ibe a In or reject any and all propoeala. or le re-edvertJoe lor p fo p o tilt Prepoaela tiaral ba lubmllled ea le t forth In P m "Proposal Requirements and Conditions* included In tho Contract Documenti A bid price must bo eubmirted for each o f the llama ttf 1*4 on th i P ro p o u l A DM Bond or Certified Check In lha amount o f 99k of the Total Amount brd muet ba eubmltted with the prapaaal. A Payment Bond and a Performance Bond, each In a eum equal to 1009k of the amount ot the Contract awarded, will be required pnor to oseculten o f contract To be eligible for award o l contract, the cuoceacful bidder muet submit, upon request and within tore (9) but Ineel da ye alter the ted opening, evidence ot financial raeponitbility. eipertence, qua li tic ebon a. and eetiefectory completion ot prevtoua protect*, tho the ae i It I action o f lha Sanford Airport Authority. FAA. and FOOT. The work performed under Hue Contract shell be governed by Mia Federal Cantracl Provlatena aal forth In lha Contracl Document a which include, but are not limited to. Dteodvantagod Buainoee tnterprteo (D M ) subcontractor participation. Equal Employment Opportunity requirements, and campitenca with Federal Wage and Hour requirements (Davit-Bacon A c t) The BMder agrees to comply with the lo Ho wing requirement "No member, officer, or employee of the Sanford Airport Authority durteg hie tenure ut lor one year thereafter shell have any Intereat. direct o r indirect, in Ih.l contract or tho proceed• thereof" The award ol thie Contract will be contingent upon the concur renee g f the Federal Aviation Administration and tho Florida Department of Transportation SANFOND AINPONT AUTHOHITY Stephan J Cooke. Dimeter o f Aviation PuMtoh. April S. 3. S. 1999 DEP-M __________ _ PUBLIC NOTICS IS HENS ST OIVSN THAT ON Tuesday. April 7th. 1SSE at 10 00 a m. Eastern time al pramlsea ot Sunahina Sooctelltes. *909 Cterk Road. Apopka FL 32990. the undersigned wtlf sell at public eale to the highest bidder aH of i t * right title and Interact in and to lha following described property as to. where le. to wit One (1) teas Fre.gntl.ner Model FL0120449TT Tree lor S/N 1FUY0SEB19H999494 With 139 H P Detroit ing.ne 9 Epeeit Transmission 1)0* Flat Top lieeper. Air Ride Suspension. Jake Brahe T E R M ! OF T N I SALSi A minimum Down Payment o f » 9 N m to ceahior'e chock el the tune e l eale with the balance due wanin 24 hop re The underergned reeervev the right to brd FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT Bradford H Pinney el (407) 940-0012 ORIX Credit Alliance Inc 2900 Maitland Center Parlway Suite 400 Maitland. Florida 22791 Publish March *1. and April 9. 1990 KO-MI----------------- --------------------------------------CITY OF LANS 99ANT, FLONIOA NOTICS OF P tS L IC HSARINO NOTICE I t HEREBY GIVEN by the City Comneiawn ol the City ol Lake Mary. Florida, that sard Commission will hold e Public Hearing on April 19th, 1999 al 7 00 PM . or as soon Ihersaflet as possible, lo consider Second Reading of an Ordinance entitled AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF LAKE MARY. FLORIDA REZONINQ CERTAIN LANDS WITHIN THE CITY OF LAKE MARY AS HEREIN DEFINED FROM THE PRESENT ZONING CLASSlFrCATION OF A-1 AGRICULTURE TO R-2 MULTIPLE FAMILY. PUR EUANT TO THE TERMS OF THE FLORIDA STATUTES PROVIDING FOR THE AMENDMENT TO THE OFFICIAL ZONINO MAP PROViOINQ FON CONFLICT. EEVERABiLITY ANO EFFECTIVE DATE changing the zoning on the lottowing described properly from A1 Agriculture lo R-3 Multiple Family eitt*LNiUlL2flja.2flO_C2flAfiMO From 1W corner ol SE 1/4 ol SE t/4. t e c 7. Twp 20 ■ . Rge 30 E , run N 00* 07* 93* W 1213 99 ft To Point ol Beginning run thence • 00* 07* S3* E 99 ft, thence • 27* 07 04* E 770 99 ft To Northern Right o f Way at (enford Ave , thence Run 9 I t ' 49' E Along said Right of Way 390 f l . thence N 41* 99' 40' W 1041 0 It To Point of Bifpnnmg and Pzml Hfl- B7ZS W M i OHO flaatl From the Southwell corner of the SE 1/4 at the SE 1/4 ol Section 7. Township 20 South. Range 30 Eeal. run North 0* 0793" Weet along the West kite of said SE 1/4 ot SE t/4. 442 99 Met lo the point of beginning, thence run North 0* 07'93* Weal along acid West line 994 13 fe e t thence South 27’ 07 04* Eest 770 99 feel to the Northerly right-of-way line of Senlord Avenues as shown on p ill thereof recorded in Plel Book 0. Page IS. o l the Public Records ol Semmoie County Florida, thence run North 99* i S t f r a l along said hghl-ol-wey 170 39 leal lo the PC o l e curve concave lo the BE end having e rediue ot 1939 09 feel, thence Westerty along said curve 170 92 feet lo the point ot beginning cold point being on the Northerly right-of-way line of said Sanford The Public Hearing will be held in the Commniton Chambers. 100 N Country Club Rood. Lake Mery The Public is invited lo ■bend and be heard Said hearing may be continued Irorn time lo lime until a final decision Is mode by Ihe City Commission Copies o l tha Ordinance in lull are available in the City Clerk'e Office tor review A TAPE0 RECORD OF THIS MEETIN0 IS MADE BY THE CITY FOR ITB CONVENIENCE THIS RECORO MAY NOT CONSTITUTE AN ADEQUATE RECORO FOR PURPOEES OF APPEAL FROM A DECISION MADE BY THE CITY WITH RESPECT TO THE FOREOOINQ MATTER ANY PERSON WISHINO TO ENSURE THAT AN A0EOUATE RECORO OF THE PROCEEDINGS IE MAINTAINED FOR APPELLATE PURPOEES IS ADVISED TO MAKE THE NECESSARY ARRANGEMENTS AT HIS OR HER OWN EXPENSE PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES NEEDINQ ASSISTANCE TO PAR­ TICIPATE IN ANY OF THESE PROCEEDINGS SHOULD CONTACT THE CITY ADA COORDINATOR AT LEAIE 49 HOURS IN ADVANCE OF THE MEETING AT (407) 324-3024 CITY OF LAKE MANY. FLORIDA Carol A. Foater, City Cterk DATED March H a t. 1099 PUBLISH April 9.1991 DCP-49 Legal N otices Legal N otices SSMINOLS COUNTY BOO PN O JIC TSi Protect 9FC-140-94/BJC. Protect Title R au lan d Paik OkniUtl___Ik M If__ InaUJlatinn Project. Document Opening Dele May U . 1TM. «1 E-Mam. local lima Pre-propos­ al Contarenca Apni IS. IM S . at 9 00am >OI AW99J9B1499273 , 99 OLDSMOBILE . I03HV3733Q1993411 94 TOYOTA • JT2AL3209E 0293 749 IB* BOAT FL 2991BB , 4/SB/tB 99 CHEVROLET / 1QC0C14Z2JZ29I91 t,r 47 CHEVROLET 101JD4114HJ179490 1 99 DODOE 10304944920330379.. 42 FORD 1FTJE34Q4CHA9I7M ' 49FORO 1FABP24A7FF140447 > 44 DAT4UN JNIMN244IEM02I337 44 NISSAN l 2N1PS24S10 W101130 ALTAMONTE TOWING 112 MARKER ST. ALT. SPOS SALE BEGINS AT 10.00 AM. VIEW 1 * HOUR PRION Publish April I . IB M 0EP-43 Protect: HlfP-IH II/BJC. Prated Tide: Market A n .lv. study. Document *4191 Opening Date Mae 13 1 999 el » 00nm Foi information on any ol the Semmoie County BCC protects ptoses call Information on Demand, Inc . 407-S7V0020 Publish Aprils. ttSS DCP-93 VEHICLE AUCTION 4/SI/SS SI CHEVROLET �Seminole Hcrakl Sanford. Florida • Sunday, April 5.1 M B • 3B ‘D u ffe r ’ B erlin icke fro m the E a g le ’s nest By Jeff Berilnicke ASSISTANT STORTS EDITOR SA NFO R D _ A new tradi­ tion begins In Sem inole County as next month. The O rlando Area Sp orts Com m ission will begin hosting "The Am ateur," an event to crown county cham pions In live C en tral Florida counties, Including Seminole, Volusia, O range. Osceola and Lake. -W e’re hoping this will be the start of a great C en tral Florida golf tradition," O r ­ lando Area Sports C o m m is­ sion vice president J oh n Saboor said, "After extensive research, we round this area lacked a true a m ate u r cham pionship for golf, but everyone we've talked to had really embraced the Idea. "The Am ateur’ will culm i­ nate with a 36-hole gross medal play format with ns many as 144 am ateurs rep­ resenting the five counties. A stroke-play format will be used and players in the men’s division will need a handicap of 10 or better and wom en will need an 18 o r un d er hnndlcnp. Each division will be flighted after the first roun d with the top finishers h ead­ ing to the cham pionship at Orange County National on M ay 15-16. The Seminole C o u n ty event will be held at TL* m acuan G olf and C o u n try C lu b April 25-26. There will be a fee o f $150 to enter a county open cham pionship and players advancing to the ch am p ion ­ ship will pay an additional $150. For Information, call Tom Horan at 648-4000. The 10th hole: The H ugh E. T hom as Jr. Toum nm ent will be played for the 10th straight year at S abal Point C ountry C lu b on April 17 nt 1 p.m. There will be a shotgun start with check In nt 12:30 p.m. T h o ­ m as w a s a Seminole C o u n ty deputy killed while re­ sponding to a domestic vio­ lence call In 1089. He w as 24. A perpetual fund w as estab­ lished to assist youn g people who w ant to attend the law enforcement academ y at Seminole Com m unity C o l­ lege and need financial a ssis­ tance. Call 330-6670 for In­ formation... It’s spring and most of the high schools In Sem inole County arc holding their an n ual booster club golf tournam ents. Lyman gets things started with an April 13 outing at Rolling Hills G olf C lub. Cost Is $65 per person or $250 for a foursome with Rolling Hills m em bers teeing off for $45. The cost Includes 18 holes with carts, a dinner, w el­ come gifts and prizes. There’s a 3 p.m. sh otgun start, so call Ann C arr (3395244} or Dan C annon (BOOSI 96) for Information... Lake Howell Is later In the week, teeing oft April 19 at Ekana. That’s u course which will challenge anyone and you might even catch some alligators tanning on the back nine. Cost Is $48 per player with hole spon ­ sorships going for $100. Shotgun Is at 1:30 p.m. with closest to the pin competi­ tions, longest drive and putling events starling at noon. Range balls will lie provided. Call Lake Howell nt 320-9050 for Information... Lake M ary fans can head on out to Ttm acuan on M a y 4. They better be early risers. Tec-time is at 8 a.m. with lunch, aw ards and a raffle to follow. There will be a p u t­ ting contest, longest drive, closest to the pin and w agers to knock It on the green. Goody bags will be offered, so call Mike McLean (3248268 for Information... Tlm acuan G olf & C o u n try C lub will host Its M en’s M em ber-Guest T oum nm en t April 2-4...Speaking of Tlm aruan. Gene Thom pson Is Olga- Call ‘KM-322 0899 form ation. the new teaching prolcssional and brings a back­ ground of over 33 years as a teaching player and a C lass A PGA mentltcr... ...Winn Dixie will host Its In ­ vitational Charity G olf Tournam ent to benefit the Scouts of Central Florida at the newly remodeled Palm Coast Resort on April 20. starling nt 8:30 n.m. O nly 100 foursom es will partici­ pate an d it's flrst-comc. first serve...For golfers looking to play the Blue M onster nt Doral, the resort Is offering n package with reduced prices from April 9 - 1 7 . Call 1-80071-DORAL... The North Florida PG A Section Is accepting registra­ tions applications for the 1998 Maxfll North Florida PG A J u n ior C liamtpionshlp j 3olf nt Scotland Ynrds G olf Club In Dade City. J u n e 11-12. CoatiaiMd from Pag* IB *All I wanted was to feel good about my­ self.* Fuss, 28. said. She had previous athletic experience, training as a professional figure skater In Russia and enjoyed the competition. She began working out and the competitive fires burned again. Site began working with a trainer who encouraged her to compete when he saw her potential. Fuss was married at die time and thought her life was going pretty well. T h e guy came and asked me If he could help me out,’ Fuss said. T had never tried wetghUlfilng but he told me I had potential and that I should consider competing." Now living In Sanford, und helping pro­ mote the steroid-free bodybuilding com pe­ tition at die Sanford Civic Center today (Saturday). Fuss said she was told she would have to lake It to another level to compete professionally. It started with steroids, completely Ille­ gal and expensive, yet. much worse, health-threatening. *1 started with a supplement and eventu­ ally I was talked Into taking steroids." Fuss said. *1 kep t ssklna I f th e y w ere o k a y and they all kept saying, ’trust me.“ Fuss said she was told she had to take die drugs to move to a higher level of com­ petition and It worked. "For awhile, every show I entered. I won." she said. The wins came with a cost: her health. She said she never felt any guilt about using the steroids until It started to affect her health. The competition was great, but They con also moke you Incredibly strong and the perfect candidate to win any bodybuilding competitions. Fuss said ahr noticed her progress Immediately. "The progress o f my body was remark­ able and everything responded very quickly." she said. "But It got expensive." The first signs that It was getting to be loo much was when Fuss’ mother passed away In Russia. She wanted to go back to Russia for the funeral but her trainer asked her to stay for a big competition. Fuss said she felt brainwashed and stayed to com ­ pete. She won the show, but left for Russia afterward. She left two days after the show and waa still taking tremendous amounts of drugs, but stopped cold turkey upon leaving for Russia. Fuss put on 40 pounds In six weeks and developed Infections. Nausea and acnc de­ veloped. her voice grew deeper and her heart atartrd racing. Tliat’a when Fuaa re­ alized that she needed the drugs. ’Something wasn’t good about this.* Fuss said. *1 was Just bleeding through my nose for no reason at all. I waa using money I needed for paying bills and It was one of the reasons for my divorce.* Fuss said she came back from Russia feeling fat and ugly. Her hair waa falling out and acnc covered her face. Her trainer. Fuss said, told her ahe waa on embar­ rassment to be around her and tried to humlllnte her, then he gave her more pills and steroids. In 30 days, she was back to normal, but site started cramping badly and became paranoid. "One night I thought I was going to die.* Fuss said. *1 went to the hospital for 11 days and the only thing my trainer told me was to shut up about everything.* The doctor questioned her about strrold use. but she took her trainer's advice and said nothing. Fuss said she told her trainer to gel out of her life and tltat steroids were destroying her. She finally called the police and left Honda to get away to move to New Jersey. She had pressure from a district attorney to reveal the trainer's name and the source of her drugs, and eventually, submitted herself to a psychiatric unit at a local hospital where she stayed for 36 days. She was released and took her last ster­ oids tn February o f 1996. Fuss still works out four times a week and has lost, she said, six dress sizes since getting off the drugs. T m not obsessed about It anymore.* She said, 'l l used to be on obsession und I'd took tn the mirror 2 0 times s d ay. Now I'm a stronger person and hopefully I can teach othrre.* Now she goes to Seminole Community College where site's 15 credits from a de­ gree In financial law. She moved to Sanford last year and. although she misses the beauty o f Russia, she seems perfectly con­ tent with her new life tn Sanford. She said she might even take up figure skating again. IN T E R E S T E D ? No D O W N PAYMENT. O '-.. I N T E R E S T / l N O PAYM EN T S ■TIL S E P T . OS i Ava table cn a l Stmptaty factors ax) rring mowers i A so available on Mors, chipper shredders and ct-<poe< vacuums THE LIQUOR STORE i Low monthy payment a-xJ compel ve rates. MONEY CHECK ORDERS CASHING i Htrry. o?to» o'«$ soon- 3 9 $ $ $ 1DORALS & G.P.C. I $ |99 § 9 f — -V AVAILABLE ONLY AT; S M IT T Y ’S 2506 8. PARK DR., SANFORD (407) 922-2111________ " Carton +Tax 1303 SAMI OHO AVI ■AT 13th Si S im p lic it y SANFORD ,3 2 2-38 8 4 DROWNINGIN CREDITCARDDEBT? CONSUMERBUDGET COUNSELING, INC. IS A NON-PROFIT SERVICE ORGANIZATION OFFERING' DEBT REDUCTION. u v n ■ r t M M m r> r m m . c u v CBC, INC. (407) 599-0057 S T E N S T R O M *9Mfw Conor .9* lAirum fay dot** m B r im ) t h is n il lit lo r 5 0 " ., o f f r .it :h h ;u ) S p i d e r s M l m i I i i w H e r b H .ilt P u l l e t s r a u ft-u r . Conveniently located 1 190 N. Country Club Rd. Lak* Mary (Vvm Nocks north ot Liki Italy 8 M ) |U AM.-Ml PI Duo tied fo r W in ter Springs Softball lead S ta ff Its p orts WINTER SPRINGS _ The City of Win­ ter Springs Monday Night Men’s Polar Bear Stowpltch Softball League has turned Into a two-team race between Seminole Power Sports and Orlando Ale House. On March 23rd. Orlando Ale House put an end to Seminole Power Sports' dreams of an undefeated season by edging the league-leaders, 9-8. The other game waa also a tight one. with Kenyman’s Pub winning Its first game of the season. 15-11, over the Golden Gloves. This past Monday (March 30), Semi­ nole Power Sports waltzed past Kerryman's Pub, 14-6. and Orlando Ale House blitzed the Oolden Gloves 18-8. Orlando Ale House and Seminole Power Sports are both 4-1 on the sea­ son, whUe the Oolden Gloves and Kerryman's Pub are both 1-4. This week’s doubleheadcr has Semi­ nole Power Sports taking on Kenyman’s Pub and Orlando Ale House facing the Golden d ov es with the first game starting at 7 p.m. Powering Seminole Power Sports past Kerryman's Pub were Ron Prager and Joe Schneeberger (both 3-for-4 with an Irulde-the-park home run and three runs scoredl. George Paullk (3-for-4. three runs scored), Derek Catlln (3-for4, two runs scored). Bruce Catanesl (3for-3, one run scored) and Walt Wash­ ington (2-for-4 with a home run). Visit Our Home Office Sale And Save On Everything For yours. Bring This Ad For 20"o Discount On Reg Priced M e rc h a n d is e Office Furniture & Equipment t h e leading hitters for Kerryman’s Pub were Scott Holland (2-for-4. two runs scored). Ralph Dlscutllio |2-for-4. one run scored) and Phil Budnovlch (1 • for-2. one RBI). Mariners upset Cardinals in Senior Baseball Sanford’s Chris SptUotls (one run scored each). Providing the offense lor the Cardinals were Deltona's Dean Smith (2-for-4), Vendur (1-for1. double, two RBI). Wayne HUbum (l-for-4. double), C a r pen ter and Sanford's Robert Smith (both l-for-4 and one run scored). Cook (1-for-l), A l­ tamonte Springs' Richard Capozzola (l-for-3), Lake Mary's Terry Finley (l-for-4) Modular Furniture and Gagllano and Blanton (one run scored and one RBI each). Decor Items and Morel L o n g w o o d B u s in e s s L iq u id a t o r s MARINER* 5 . CARDINAL* 4 030 OOl 001 _ 4 0 a 010 ISO OOx _ S B 3 Vendur. HUbum (7 ) and U n ity . Engh. Maptca (9) and SfMlkXU. WP_ Engh- L P _ Vendur (1-11. Save _ M .plc*. 2D _ Card Inala. Itltbum. Vendur. 3D _ none IIH _ none. Record* . Canllnata 4-1; M anner* 2-3. Monday thru Saturday 10am • 6pm B M N. Hwy. 17-92 (407) 696-9690 tvi m* Men oi 4M. «n tui $•* on r \ W e Have It All, For Les*...GuaranteedJ •m im aB • o u m • a m » • bon a m an w n • iwom • arjikuu * m • oston am 120-NHM t } . . ’* • . M ■ ■ 1 s 9 i i i i i i i i i i i ORLANDO _ Charlie Engh and Deltona's Mike Maples combined to hold the highscoring Cardinals to only four runs as the Mariners knocked the league-leaders out of the ranks or the unbeaten, 5-4. in Orlando Senior Baseball Asso­ ciation action last Sunday at Edgewater High School. The Cardinals' loss, coupled with the Yankees' 8-4 victory over the Braves, threw the league Into a to-way tie for the top spot heading toward the mid-point of the spring season. The Cardinals and Yankees are both 4-1, while the Mari­ ners are 2-3 and the Braves are 0-5. The Braves and Mariners play at 10 a.m. this Sunday, with the Cardinals and Yan­ kees squaring off for- first place at 1 p.m. The Cardinals took a 2-0 lead In the second Inning when Altamonte Springs' David Vendur doubled tn Mike Blanton and Lake Mary's Chris Qagllano. But the Mariners battled back to tic the game as Tom Maynard, who had singled, scored when Sanford's BUI Zaladonls reached on an error In the second Inning and Ra­ fael Maysonet and Roy Hadden singled ahead of a sacrifice fly by Maynard In the fourth In­ ning. The Mariners took the lead for good In the fifth Inning as two walks and three errors led to three runs giving the Mari­ ners a 5-2 lead. The Cardinals mounted a se­ rious challenge In the bottom of the ninth Inning. A single by Oviedo's Mike Carpenter, a walk to Blanton and RBI grounder by QagUano. on which all runners were safe and making the score 5-4. and a bunt single by Sanford's David Cook loaded the bases with no one out. chasing Engh. Maples, playing his first game of the season, came on tn relief and got help from hla defense as Hadden snagged a drive Into rightcenter field and doubled off a Cardinals runner at first, all while the runner on third held, and then struck out the next batter to end the game. Doing the damage for the Mariners were Maynard (2-for3. run. RBI). Walt Legan (1-for3. run). Maysonet (l-for-4, run), Hadden (l-for-4) and Engh and *■ $ U f f Reports i,im In- i%Interest t steroids can do several dangerous things to a person Including causing acne, bringing on dangerous mood swings, af­ fecting a woman’s physiological system und many more dangerous side effects. for h' lb S IB M itilAlluhb M i M M M H W M N iW I U f . 1 ■■ « HI « I 10 H U 3 S A N ll tlU M l I t AL t / �4B • Seminot* Herald SantorU. Honda . Sunday. Apnl 5 1 99a Business HmM Mote by Tommy Vlncanl H ello an d g o o d -b y e M " *» ■" *nco<nlnfl/outooJng calibration recently, tof Seminote County Teocher'e Federal Credit Union. 2450 S. Laurel Avenue In Sanford. Shown cKntng the event, left to right Principal, Lake view Mrddlo School Jim Shupe, incoming Presrdent Brenda J. Miller, outgoing President Bil Garrett, aedit union board Chairman Freeman E. Baggett, and board members Sherri Bledsoe. Jean Metts and Ulysses Brown. HmM fM o by Tommy VbioorM A nd th e w in n e r Is... Pearle Vision Center has just concluded a contest to seek the oldest customer In the nation. Annie Mae Tillman of Orange City, a customer at the Sanlord Peart Vision Center is 104 years of age. tied with a woman from Bangor, Maine, also 104. One or both wdl be given special honors in the Advocate proposes new plan to boost business By Shari Brodie HERALD FEATURE EDITOR LAKE MARY - One opponent of the Eco­ nomic Incentive Program may have found a way to make the "corporate welfare" program more beneficial to the residents of the city. Community advocate Doug Fomer fought for and won an amendment to the city's EIP policy, adopted at the List city commission meeting. This amendment to the original policy, which expired in March of 1997, Includes a paragraph which will allow the city to set aside "15 percent of all revenues received which ex­ ceed the city’s return on Investments" tn the EIP. Fomer has a plan for what the city can do with that Income. "Lake Mary residents and businesses should soon see a direct benefit horn the city’s Economic Incentive Program," said Fomer. The small business owner la proposing a Benefit Sharing Initiative, a two-pronged plan "earmarking a portion of the pro­ jected EIP proceeds to directly benefit people who might otherwise feel corporate Incentives have no relevance to them." T h is really began during my campaign for commissioner in 1996," said Fomer, "and part of what I hoped to bring to the citizens of Lake Mary." According to Fomer. the premise of the Initiative la position Lake Mary as a model community and strengthen the city's rela­ tionship with Its businesses and citizens, at no coot to the taxpayer. "We have an linage, we have a wonderful Image," said Fomer. “You say the word Lake Mary tn the Centra) Florida area and people say It’s a lovely community and a great place to do business. You aay (Lake Mary) tn some place outside of Central Florida and people recognize (the name) because of some of the corporate parame­ ters that we've had through here, and let’s face It. establishing a marvelous model community to Uve, work and play. "Our quality of life la great. Ask yourself, can tt be better? I'm not ready to say that It's as good os It can get. Would you be willing to try a plan if It effectively sells our city image to others, as well as p ro ­ vides the best community possible for ourselves, and. the kicker ts. at the same time do It at no cost to the taxpayers? Beautiful!" The plan Includes two assistance p r o ­ grams: Growth Impact Rrllef-To address con­ cerns o f residents and neighborhoods d i­ rectly affected by growth. Buy Lake Maty Ftrst-A directory of citybased businesses, distribute community­ wide. strongly encouraging recipients of EIP funds to make their purchases close to home. ‘ I'd like to see a system set up whereby we encourage all corporations, small businesses, medium-sized businesses, large corporations. In Lake Mary and In the surrounding area, to purchase prod­ ucts Lake Mary products." said Fomer. "We need to set up an Incentive program, with plaques, recognition and promotion." The plan also makes provisions for out­ reach programs which would promote community spirit and quality of life. The Initiative would be regulated by two new city boards, a Citizens’ Quality of Life Enhancement Team and a Business Advi­ sory Team. Both boards would report to a member of the city staff. Fomer suggests that someone be hired to do this Job. or assigning the responsibility to someone on the existing stafi. The salary would be paid out of the EIP funds. i Boys & Girls Clubs get new board particular requests rotated to growth. "If those situations were rotated to the det­ rimental effects o f growth, they would be funded through what I call the Growth Relief Impact fund," said Fom er. One particular example presented Itself at the lost city commission meeting. For­ tier said. A resident o f The Forest cume to the commission asking for a wall to b r built to replace the trees that hud been tom down due to construction on Rine­ hart Road. H ie trees had been a buffer for the homes located on the west side o f the community. T h e wall," said Fomer, 'Is specifically a grout example o f a growth related need," The mayor told the resi­ dent. at the meeting, the wall would be on private property and there was nothing the city could do about the problem. SEMINOLE COUNTY - The Board of Directors o f Boys A Oirla Clubs of Central Florida. Inc. lias elected 10 new members and appointed three new branch directors recently. The board will govern operation of 12 factlltlea ’in Seminole. Orange and Osceola Counties. Locally, the Boys A Oirla Club o f West San­ ford is located at 919 Persimmon Avenue. Almost all of the new board members are prominent busi­ ness leaders In Central Florida. They Include: George Koehn. chairman, president and CEO o f SunTrust Hanks of Florida, Allen Eberly. vice president o f Properties and Government Af­ fairs at Universal Studios. William O. Schmelder. vice presi­ dent o f International Business Development for Lockheed M ar­ tin. Thomas E. Hunt, regional corporate director with Bell­ South. David T. Halverson, senior vice president for Tupperwarc. Jim Daniel. Jr., president o f Dancor Contracting. Inc.. William D. Palmer o f Palmer and Palmer, P-A-. Barbara Muuricctte, with Upton's. F. David McKinney, president and CEO o f J. Rnlfe Davis Insurance Agency, and Gary Dedtdas o f GA1 Consultants. New branch directors include Rob Bennermon In Pine Hills, Felix Rojas in West Orange and Che Williams tn Apopka. "Mow many times do you hear the promises that growth Is going to fix for us, only to find out 10. 15. 20 years down the road, "Well. It never really worked out that way“r Fom er asks. *1 want to hammer it down. I wont to guarantee It. I want to s e ­ cure It.* At the current rate of the city's Involve­ ment In the EIP. the Initiative would have $300,000, or more, to spend by 2003. Fomer said he has met with current rtty commissioners and former commissioner Sheila Sawyer, another EIP opponent, and "received favorable response from all of them." TR A N S M IS S IO N T U N E -U P OFFER Fomer lias to meet with City Manager John Litton, to outline his plan. Litton, would have to recommend Uie plan to the mayor and rtty commissioners for ap­ proval. The Citizens’ Quality of Life Enhance­ ment Team would have advisory and ad­ vocacy capacities working with the city, researching, quantifying and qualifying Ken Kern's T renem M on 500Uurtl Awtut, Sutton). Horidi37771 jg fe IH "We've secured the funding, we've gotten consensus." said Fom er. "We have arrived at the precipice o f the single greatest op­ portunity for citizen participation, quality o f life enhancement and city-based busi­ ness Involvement Uian we've ever hud." (4071313-3040 V BUSINESS ’ AUTO ’ HOMIE • LIFE • HIEAITH COMPLETE INSURANCE COVERAGE What kind o f small business should I open? In my role as the Coordi­ nator of the Seminole Com­ munity College's Small Busi­ ness Development Center. I am asked from time to time, "what business should I open?". This presents a problem. In that our role la one of support to local small businesses. In that role 1 fre­ quently challenge clients as to suitability of their busi­ ness Idea or plan. But I am careful not to portray that 1 have some crystal ball or acme special Insight that al­ lows me perfect Judgment. But In the last couple of years tn my drives to and from work. I have had an opportunity to think about what la one of the best small businesses. So here goes my choice for a great business that fits a lot of desirable criteria. I believe the spe­ cialty catalogue business la the beat opportunity for a start up business today. My reasoning ts that with the technological revolution this business that began in the 70’s la even easier In 00‘s. When 1 was a boy my family received magazines like LOOK and LIFE. These were general Interest m agslines that offered a view on the world that was nipplanted by television. But in future. At the present time however, Annie Mae was taken to Peart# Vision In Sanford's Seminois Center (Wal-Mart) shopping center by kmo, where she was given a new pair of glasses, free of charge. Shown during the arrival, left to right Pearie Vision manager Rick Moses, Annie Mae TBman, and granddaughter Rose Gray. Small Business zinc on saltwater fishing, freshwater fishing and one on baseball. In today's envi­ ronment with two people working, few have any en­ ergy fed to read anything that is not of great interest to them. Look at what lias hap­ pened to the great general Interest retailers of this cen­ tury. Sears. JCPenney and Montgomery Wards have all either dropped or scaled back the catalogue business. Does that mean that the catalogue business Is dead? Absolutely notl What It means ts that you have to serve a niche market that ei­ ther haa few options as to where to buy or little per­ sonal time to buy. The key to Ihla business la the mailing Hat. You cannot waste your money on people who do not have this Interest or tiave no inclination to buy. Lists and software packages now allow you the small business person to find the hot customer. Presenta­ tion and timeliness of deliv­ ery along with quality prod­ ucts also heavily Influence the success of the operation. This makes the perfect home baaed business with the ability to schedule your personal activities. Your cus­ tomer In Seattle doesn’t know or care If you are dressed in bedroom slippers os long as his Inquiry is han­ dled properly. In our land of plenty a great number of niches remain un served. Think about your hobbles or interests, where do you buy? Is your market underserved? Well, so much for my ad­ vise a* to what business. 1 certainly hope 1have act you to thinking about the oppor­ tunities that exist for people of drive and determination. Wayne Hardy Im the Coordi­ nator o f the Sm all BualnetM Developm ent Center at S em i­ nole Com munity College. He can be reached at 321-3493. email w hardyQbellM outh.net The Seminole Herald wants to hear from TOUI O M R Call u s with you r news tips and event information for Longwood, W inter Springs and Oviedo. ifSKtaiyUnd &ihlc 1N S U K A H C I l 322*2611 £ 333-9377 oaour 1M7 taka Cn m M. S in c e 1974 I a t a H | fy Com p/i6(iGvt9(iyGf Qeine/tcU? & C o s m e t ic w ith ^ D e n tis tA y ... a. i^ A p p /to a c ti ALBERTO SANCHEZ, DMD & ASSOCIATE (IJC. I MtMMl a Oral Exuni (OHO) Bitewing X-rays ((0272-0274)) Cleaning ( II10) fluoride Treatment (1204) III) ~ i® v a l u ®> With this certificate • New and Eristinc FaUesU Good Until 4-3046 Emergencies seen prom ptly If your mile is not becoming to )vu...)ou should be coming to us Evenings and Saturday Appointments Available ary, a 32746 (407)324-3320 (Previously Dr Pclrillo'i Office) W im iim u w w n n O , m w O i — — > » i— Q �Sen*note Herald. Sanford, Florida • Sunday. April 5.1990 • Legal N otices Legal N otices NO TICI OF FtOTITIOUS MAMS Nottca la hare by ghran that I am engaged In business at MS N SR 414, suit* 205. Altamont* Springs. Florida 32714, Semino! a County. Florida, under the Fictitious Name o l NAIL ATTTTUOSt, end that t inland to ragirter said name with the Divlalon ol Corporation*. Tallahatae*. Florid*, In accor­ dance with Iha pro visions ol th* Fictitious Nam* Statutes. To­ wn Section SSS OS. Florida •tatutea I N I DaDord Enterprises Inc Charles E. DsDord President Publish AprtlS, IM S 0CPS4 IN T M i CIRCUIT COURT OF T N I IIO M T SIR T N JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF FLORIDA M AMO FOR • IM IN O L I COUNTY CIVIL OIVIIION C A I I NO. H 4 l f . O A . U 4 UNITED STATE! OF AMERICA, acting through Rural Devrlopmtnl tormarly Farmer* Homt Ad mi nit Ira lion (FMHA). Uni Iad lla la t Dapaclmanl ol Agriculture (USDA) Plaintiff, va JOHN DOE AND JANE DOE. ET AL Dalandantt N O TIC I OF ACTION TO JOHN DOE and JANE DOE. rapraaanlmg all unknown mmort. hair*, datltaa*. granlaat attign aat. Iianolt. creditors, trutlaaa. and all par* lie* claiming Interest by through, under or against MAO. OIE BALL. F/K/A MAOOIE WASHINGTON. Deceased all parties haying or claiming to hay* any right. Iille or Inlereit In the property herein date ribed YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an action lo foreclose a mortgage on Iha following described properly in Seminole County, Florida Lot 7 Orange Estates, accord­ ing lo the Plat thereof at recorded in Plal Dook I t . peg* M. o l the Public Records ot Semmota County. Florida hat bean filed against you and you are required lo terra a copy ot your written defenses, It any to it on NEAL E YOUNG Plaintiff's attorney. whoso address it 100 Third Street. NW Winter Haven Florida 33411. on ot before Ihirty (101 day* from d el* ol first publicsl.on and til* the original with the Clerk ot the Court either before service on Plaintiff a attorney or immediately thereafter otherwise a default will tw entered against you lor the relief demanded In th* Complaint WITNESS my hand and th* seal ol this Court on MARCH 2fth I t t t (COURT SEAL) • MARYANNI MORSE , At Clerk ol Said Court Dy Ruth King At Deputy Clerk Publish April t. tt . I N I jM P-10 N O TIC I OF PUBLIC AUCTION Notice It hereby given Seminole Wrecker Servrc* will Sell si Public Auction for sal­ vage for cash on demand to highest bidder, Iha following described vehicles April tF, I I S ! SI Chevy 4 OR Vm 4 1G1AW1IX1FS10S454 14 Ford Bronco Vm 4 1FMBU14TSGUA4S41S Th* auction teiH b* held at 12 00 pm on th* said d al* above At Seminole Wrecker Service 2140 ■ Myrtl* Avs Sanford. Fla 3 2 ffl P ro ip e clfv * bidder* may ms pact vehicles one hour prior to ta l* Term* are cash or certi­ fied funds Semlnol* Wrecker reserves th* right to accept or r*t*ct any end ell bid* Publish April I. IM S P E P S I_____________________ IN T N I CIRCUIT COURT OF T N ! ttT H JUDICIAL CIRCUIT M AND FOB • ■MINOLB COUNTY, FLORIDA C A S ! NO. I T I I T I 0 A t « A NATI0NSBANC MORTGAGE CORPORATION Ptemlitttsl. v* ARTHUR C GARZA *1 el. D*l*nd*nl(t| NO TICI OF SALS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pur. susnl lo en Order er Final Judgmanl Scheduling Foreclosure Is le entered on Mtrth 2fth. IM S M (hi* c a t* now pending M said Court, the style ol which I* indicated above I will sell to the fughesl end best bidder lor cash at th* W IST FRONT DOOR SEMIN01I COUNTY COURTHOUSE. SOI N Park Avenue Sanford Fiend* 32TF1. at t l M A M . on the NOTICS l i s t day o l APRIL. IM S the ' THE ST JOHNS RIVER WATER following da sen bed property t t fjANAQEMENT DISTRICT has sal forth m said Order or Final te. e.r ad an application lor Judgment, to-wit Consumptive water Use from LOT I. LAKEWOOD AT THE 'lorida Water Services CROSSINGS UNIT THREE ■oration PO Dos * 0*110 ACCORDING TO THE MAP OR ndo. FL 12*40.(120. PLAT THEREOF AS RECOROEO •cal.on a 4)42 Th* apphM PLAT BOOK 31 PAGES SO proposes to withdraw AND S I. IN THE PUBLIC l i t MOO ot water for RECORDS OF SEMINOLE ■counted tor use and COUNTY. FLORIDA OU MOO ol water for a/k/a S41 HOLBROOK CIRCLE. n.ng and 0 3701S MOD ot LAKE MARY FLORIDA 12T4S baler lor I1S0 000 Acres ol ORDERED al SANFORD Personal needs and 0 0O0SS SEMINOLE Count* Florida this MOD ol water to* Fee pro tec l i s t day e l MARCH. IM S Eon The withdrawals used by MARYANNE MORSE pi.r proposed protect writ conA* Clerk. Circuit Court tu t o l Giound Water from SEMINOLE County. Florid* Floridan Aquitar via S Ac try* By Ruth King Walls In Seminote County lo ca l. A* Deputy Clark •d in Seelian f 1 . Toween.il SI ■ ■PEAR A M Q rrilA N P J L „ ROWSI I H - M H R T I S T I R M I W 70S South Ditto Highway , Cerat Oabto*. Ffostd* SIM S Should you be infaresloD JT Telephone |>M)SAS-12tl *ny ol the listed ap—waftoo*. Parson* with dwebUrty who feu should contact the St. need a special accommodation John* River Water Management So pertielpale M Mu* proceeding Ortlnct. State Mlghwey I N should contact A0A Steel. PO Bea M IS , Palais* Coordinator *1 H I N Park Florida 3217*1421 Written Avanuo. Suit* N . Sanford. ebreclions or a request to bo Florida S t m , al laaal thro day* informed regarding Board prior Is Iha proceeding action on the application may Telephone (407) 123-4130 (a t b* mad*, but ahould be 4227. I SM MS-S77I (TODI. or • c e.ved within fourteen (M| 1 100-111-1770 (V). me Florid* Sty* Norn th* d el* ot thrt pub* Relay Sarwc* •Nation Written nbrnnbons Pubtotf: A psH S. 11. IM S ahould Identity IN* obyector by M M I ns me end address, end tufty describe the ebrectron lo the eppi.es Iion All tunafy tiled writ­ ■ YNB CIRCUIT COURT ten obfeslions *nR be presented to th* Board let consideration ■A it* datibaration en th* appilFU* Number oa-saa -C P 0*1 ion prior to th* Board taking IN RE ESTATE OF action on th* application Filing OLENDA JEAN BROWN q written e braction does not Oocaaaad entitle you to a Chapter 120. N O TIC I Florida Statutes, admnistrsbv* OF ADMINISTRATION hearing Notre* Ol intended Th* adminrtltalien o l th* (proposed) agency action win aetata o l aland* Jaan Brown bn provided to person* who decaaaad. File Number St-200have requested individual CP, It pending Hr the Circuit notice Persons whose sub­ Court tor Seminole County. stantial Internals are affected Florida, Pro be I* Oi vision, the by lb* application and who fils address ol which Is Serrano!* a petition meeting the require­ County Courthouse Sanford. ment* o l le ctio n * 40C-1 S it Florida 12771 Th* name* and end 40C-1 M l . F A C , may addresses o l Mw personal rep­ obtain an admanialrathis hear* resentative and th* personal representative's attorney are Publish April S. IM S a*I forth botosr 0EP-S7 ALL INTIRSSTED PERSONS ARE NOTIFIED THAT All person* on whom Hue nolle* I* served who hev* objection* that challenge the IN TNB CIRCUIT COUNT validity of the w t! th* qualifica­ OF TNB BIBNT1BMTN tion* ol the personal represen­ JUDICIAL ONMUIT tative. venue, or |uriedit lien ol MAND FOB this Court or* required to Ms SININOLB c o u n ty , FLORIDA their obieebona with Iht* Court PROBATA DIVISION WITHIN THE LATER OF THREE CASS NO.I SB-SSf .OP MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF IN RE TNI ESTATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF DOROTHY W TILSCHNIR, THIS NOTICI OR THIRTY DAYS Decaaaad AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE NOTION OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE OP A0MIMSTRJ(nO4l ON THEM. Th* admlnlalrallon ol th* AS creditors o l Iha decs deni aslal* ol OOROTHY W and ether person* having TILSCHNER, dacaaaad, FHe ctalma or demands agalnal Number SS-2S7-CP M pending decadent's aalal* on whom a In the Circuit Court for copy o l Iht* nobs* I* served Seminole County, Florida. within three month* slier the Probata Division, Mi* address d al* ol the bra I publication o l i ' w 1 ol which is Seminole County Courthouse. P.0. Drawer C. Sontord. Florida SITTI Th* name* and addressee al the personal representative and the parsons! rapresenlaliva's attor­ ney are set forth balms. AS Intorostad person* at* WITHIN THREE MONTHS OF TMI FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE: ( I ) aN claim* against th* aalal* and (2) any obfaclion by an tnlaroatad parson to whom Milt notice a n mailed that challenge* the validity o l IN* will, Mm quslifleattona ol tbs personal reprasantaUva. venue, or (unadicbon of Ihe court. ALL CLAIMS AND OBJEC­ TIONS NOT SO FtLEO WILL BE FOREVER BARRED Public*bon ol Nile Notice hat begun on April Slh, IS M Personal Represent*Uv* WAYNE T. TILSCHNER WILLIAM H MORRISON. ESOUIRS T IM South U S Highway 17-03 Fern Park. Florid* 32710 Toi*phone 407/S14-1414 Attorney tor Parsanal Raprsaantativa Pubitah April S. I t . IM S 0EP-T* with this Court WITHIN THE LATER OF THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICI OR THIRTY DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OP THIS NOTICE ON THEM. AN other creditors ol the d ee*or demand* against Iha d ece­ d en t* aa lal* must III* their claim* With 00* court WITHIN T H R U MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRJT PUSUCAJIOH OF THIS NOTICE ALL CLAIMS. DEMANDS AND OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED WILL BE FOREVER BARRED. Th* dal* * f Pi* first publica­ tion of Mile Nebco I* April I, IBM . Personal Repraaenlalhra: Attorney lot k i l l Eton* Snoot Oviedo. FL SI7S1 Pononal Ropraaeatalhra: John A. Baldwin ( I N I . Highway IT-12 Fern Park. FL 12710 Telephone: (407) 004-1424 Florida Bar No : 114170 Publish A p r! 0. I t . I MO DSP-00 Legal N otices Legal N otices IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA OAOO NO. S T -tS ri-O A -1 4 -A 2ROSSLAH0 MORTGAGE JORP Plaintiff. va ENOH N SAMUEL. EITHER O ENOH. a/k/a ESTHER O SAMUEL, and ‘ JOHN DOE and MARY DOE", th* name* being fictiltoir*. Iha Irue identities ol Defendants being unknown lo Plaintiff, the parties mlendad being th* pertwi in poiaaaawn. Defendant* N O T IC I OF SALS Notice is hereby given that, pursuant to th* Order or Final Judgment entered on Merch 27th. I l l * In thia cause, in the Circuit Court ol Seminole County. Florida. I will aell the property situated In Seminole County. Florida described as LOT 111. 1AUSALITO SEC­ TION FOUR. According lo Iha Plal thereof a* recorded m Plcl Book 21. P ag** 14 and IS. ot th* Public Record* ol lsnunol* County. Florida al public tale, to the highest and b all bidder, lor cash, al Ihe weal Iron! door ol Iha Sammol* County Courlhoua* In lanlord. Florida, i l I I 00 a m . on April 21*L I M I Dated at (anlord. Florida thia 11*1 day al MARCH. I M I MARYANNE MORSE CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT BT Ruth King Deputy Clark Derry M Elkin la q •100 Kogar Dlvd . lu ll* *104 • l Petersburg FL 11702 Publish April 5. 12 1M l D f P-40 In accordance with th* American with Disabilities Act. person* with disabilities need­ ing e apecral accommodation to participate in this proceeding should contact the Clerk ot the Circuit Court at th* SEMINOLE County Courlhoui* al 407-3234310, not inter than seven days prior to iha proceeding II h eai■ tng impaired. 1 -100-435-17 71 <TDD) or 1-B0O-SIS-S77O. via Florida Relay Service Publish April S. 12. IBS* DEP-BS IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF TNB I STM JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AMO FOR S IH IR O L I COUNTY, FLORIDA 0 S R IR A L JURISDICTION DIVISION CASS NO) ST t i l l C A M -A COLONIAL MORTOAQE COMPANY PLAINTIFF VI MELINDA M SCHMIDT A/K/A MELINDA SCHMIDT A/K/A MELINDA MATES SCHMIDT A/K/A MILINOA DODOS. IF LIVING AND IF DSAD THC UNKNOWN SPOUSE. HEIRS. DEVISEES. ORANTIES. ASSIGNEES. LIENORS. CRSDITORS. TRUSTEES AND ALL OTHER PARTUS CLAIMING AN INTEREST BY. THROUGH. UNDER OR AOAINIT MELINDA M SCHMIDT VKJA MELINDA SCHMIDT A/K/A MELINDA MATES SCHMIDT A/K/A MELINDA DODDS. UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF MELINDA M SCHMI0T A/K/A MCUNDA SCHMIDT A/K/A MEUNDA MATES SCMMI0T A/K/A MELINOA DODOS. IF ANY. FRED J SCHMIDT A/K/A FRED JOHN SCHMIDT. IF LIVINO. AND IF OEAO. THE UNKNOWN IP O U II. HEIRS DEVISEES GRANTEES. ASSIGNEES, LIENORS CRIOtTORS TRUSTEES AND ALL OTHER PARTIES CLAIMING AN INTERS ST EV THROUGH UNDER OR AGAINST FRED J. SCHMIDT A/K/A FRED JOHN SCHMIDT UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF FRED J SCHMIDT A/K/A FNEO JOHN SCHMIDT. IF ANY. ROGER J MCDONALD. •UBIN. ROSENBLUTH, LOSEV. BRENNAN. BITMAN t MORSE. P A . PAUL TONDERA. CLERK OF THE COURT IN AND FOR ORANGE COUNTY. FLORIDA. GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES INSURANCE COMPANY. DAVID M MOORE. MARGARET A MOORE. CMT HOLDING LTD D/S/A PRUDENTIAL FLORIDA REALTY. UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. DSLAMIS TONDERA A/K/A DCLANIi RUTH TONDERA A/K/A OCLANIE RUTH SCHMIDT. JOHN DOE AND JANE DOE AS UNKNOWN TENANTS IN POSSESSION •H TNB CIRCUIT COURT OF T M SMNTSBNTN JUDICIAL CIRCUIT M M IH A L1 COUNTY, OCFENDAMT(S) NOTICE OP FORECLOSURE SALE NOTICI IS HEREBY GIVEN pursuenI to a Summary Flnel Judgmanl of lorecloaur* dated Merch 27th. ISM . entered m Civil C*a* No S7 2110 CAI4-A Of Vt* Circuit Court o l too 1STH Judicial Circuit In and tor SEMI­ NOLE County. SANFORD. Florida. I vnK aell lo the higheal and boat blddaf tor caah WEST FRONT DOOR OF THE COURT­ HOUSE ot the SEMINOLE County Courlhoua* located al M l N PARK AVENUE in SAN­ FORD. Florid*, at 11 M a m on toe 21*1 day of April. 1SSS th# following described properly a t **t forth In laid Summery Final Judgmanl. to-wit LOT 2. BLOCK A. PARKINSON'S SUBDIVISION. ACCORD­ ING TO TMI PLAT THEREOF AS RECOROEO IN PLAT BOOK • 0F ™ B PUBLIC RECORDS OF COUNTY, FLORIDA I l f THC CIRCUIT COURT OF TH0 10TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR OIMIMOLC COUNTY, FLORIDA O SH IRAL JURISDICTION DIVISION CASS NOl S T -1 0 TI-C A -I4 -W NORWEST MORTGAGE. INC . A CALIFORNIA CORPORATION F/K/A NORWEST M0RTQAQE INC A MINNESOTA CORPORATION PLAINTIFF VS OEATRICE S TALIAFERRO. ET AL DEFENDANT(S) NOTICS OF ACTION CONSTRUCTIVE SERVICE TO HENRY TALIAFERRO who** resident* ra unknown it h#/eh*/th#y b# living, and it h*/ah*/lh*y b* dead th* unknown defendant* who may be apouset. heirs, devisee*, grantees, easigneat. lienor* creditors, trustee* and all par­ ti** claiming an intaraal by. through, under or agalnal th# Dalandanta. who *r* not known lo be dead or alive, and all partie* having or claiming to have any right, hit* or interest in the property described in th* mort­ gage being foreclosed harem YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that an action to foreclose a mortgage on Iha following property LOT 10S RAMBLE WOOO ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED IN PLAT OOOK 21 PAOES 7 ANO S. OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS O f SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORI­ DA has been Med against you end you are required to serve e copy of your written dafanaea ■I any to it on DAVID J STERN ESQ Plemtiff s attorney, whose addraea n SOI S Univaraity Onv* 4S00. Plantation FL 13)24 (no later than 30 days from the date of th* lin t publi­ cation ot thia notice ol ectionj and tile the original with the clerk ol tors court either before service on Ptemlitr* attorney or immediately Ihereallel, other* a default wdl be entered agem il you lor the relief demanded m the complaint or petition filed herein WITNESS my hand and Ih* seel ol this Court al SEMINOLE County Florid* ttu* H at day ol MARCH ISSS (SEAL) MARYANNE MORSE CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT BY Ruth King Oeputy Clerk LAW OFFICES OF DAVID J STERN ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF •01 ■ UNIVERSITY DRIVE SUITE 500 PLANTATION. FL 31)24 Pubiiah Aprd • 11 1**4 DSP-40 SEMINOLI 11BS*4 lt“ ' * ’ * ' * * * ° * MW,CM' (CIRCUIT COURT BEAL) MARYANNS MORSE Clerk e l the Circuit Court By : Ruth King Deputy Clerk THE LAW OFFICES OF DAVID J. STERN, P A ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF SOI S. University Ortve Plantation. FL S I 124 IS14) 211-4000 07-10272 C lV *. ACTION CASS BS. ST-SSSOCA-14 DIVISION A NORWEST BANK MINNESOTA. NATIONAL ASSOCIATION AS TRUSTEE. Plsmlitl. va RALPH A MCOAHA. al al Del* rule nt* NOTICS OF SALS Notre* it hereby given that pursuant to at Final Judgment of Foreclosure or Order deled March 27th, IM S. enlaced in Civil Case Number S7-2SSOCA14. In Ih* Circuit Court lor SEMINOLE County, Florida wherein NORWEST BANK MIN­ NESOTA. NATIONAL ASSOCIA­ TION A t TRUSTEE I* Ih* Plaintiff, and RALPH A MCOA­ HA al a t . are the Delendanta. I will u l th* property situated in SEMINOLE County. Florida, described at Lot t. Block S. Tier I. TOWN OF SANFORD, according to the piet thereof a* recorded in Plat Book 1. Pag* SS of th* Public Records ot Seminole County. Florida al public sale to tha higheal and bast bidder, tot cash, at the ■rati Iron! door. 101 North Park Avanua. Santord. Florida, al 11.00 a m on tha H a t day ol April. ISSS Dated MARC H 3 1at. 1SSS Maryanna Mors# CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT By: Ruth King Deputy Clerk Wdkam M Ootaon S Aktociata* 1230 South Myrtle Avenue. Suits 10* Cie*rosier. Florida S4C1S •In accordance with Iha Americana With Diaabilitlaa Act, persona In need o l a special accommodation lo participate In Iht* proceeding ehaH. within seven ( f ) day* prior to any pro­ ceeding contact th* Admtnfalfstive O ltic* o l the Court, lo t N Path Avanua. Seminole County Courthouse. Santord FL 12771 telephone (407) 321-4110. TDD 1-100-SM1771 or 1-100-BSS-1770 via Florida Relay Service* Pubiiah April 1. 11. IS M DCP-S1 Legal N otices 1 -403 IS THS CIRCUIT COURT OF THS BIOHTEEMTM JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR SSMINOLS COUNTY, STAYS OF FLORIDA Caaa Na. ST-2TSS-CA-t4-A GENERAL JUHISOICTION DANK OF AMERICA. FSB Plaintiff, v* KEVIN W JACOBS *1 ut . et a l. Defendant* NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE BY CLERK OF CIRCUIT COURT Noire# i« hereby given that the umfrrvigned Meryanne Mora*. Clark of the Circuit Court of SEMINOLE County Florida will on Ih* 23rd day ot April. ISSS at 11 00 a m al th# W e*l Front door ol the SEMINOLE County Courlhoua*. in Ih* City of Santord. Florida otter lor tale and aell at public outcry to Ih* highest and beat bidder lot caah. th# loltowtng described property situated in SEMINOLE County. Florida, lo-wil LOTS 1 ANO 2. BLOCK O. TOWNSITE OF NORTH CHULU OTA ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED IN PLAT DOOK 2 PAQE 54-SS PUDLIC REC0R0S OF SEMI­ NOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA pursuant to the final decree of lorecloaur* entered in a c a t* pending in said Court. Ih# alyl# ol which is BANK OF AMERI­ CA F SO v* KEVIN W JAC00S. *1 ua . *1 al In accordance with th# American* with DiaabiMi** Act. partone with a disability who need a special accommodation to panicipel# In this proceeding should contact AOA Coordinator al )0 t N Park Avenue. Suite N 301. Sanford Florida 32771 at taasl five day* prior to Ih# proceeding Telephone (407) 321-4330 e it *4227. 1(100) SSL-S77t|TDDl ot 1-1100) S33-S770 (V). vis Florid* Raley Service WITNESS my hand and otlicial seal of said Court this 31st day ot MARCH 1W* (SEAL) Honorable Meryenne Morse a Clerk of the Circuit Court Dy Ruth King Oeputy Clerk LAW OFFICES OF JOSEPH PANIILLO Post Office 0o* 234 7 Temp# Florid# 33401 Publish April 5 I I IM S DEPS2 IN THS SIOHTSSNTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN ANO FOR •SM IH O IS COUNTY, FLORIDA. PROBATB DIVISION FILS NO.t SS-ISS-C P IN RE ESTATE OF THOMAS A TIPTON Deceased NOTICS OF ADMINISTRATION The editsmelralion of the ealala ot THOMAS A TIPTON deceased File Number Si-234CP Ik pending in the Circuit Court lor Seminole County. Florida Protral* Division the addraea ol which i* 310 N Park Avenue. Santord, FL 32771 Th* name end eddreaa ot th# peratnat representative end the personal rapreaantab** a attor­ ney are a*I forth below ALL INTERESTED PERSONS ARE NOTIFIED THAT A4 parsons on whom Itus notice is aarved who hev* obi*cbun* that challenge Ih* validity ot Ih* wiM. ih* qualifica­ tion* ot th* personal repreaenlativa. venue, or yurtsdiction al tin* Court er* required la til* their ebrectron* with this Court WITHIN THE LATER OF THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF THII NOTICE ON THEM All craddor* ol th* decedent end other persona having claim* or demands again* t the decadent* estate muit lit* their claims with this court WITHIN THREE MONTHS AFTER THE 0ATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE ALL CLAIMS. DEMANDS ANO OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED WILL BE FOREVER BARRED The d el* ol Ih* Inal publica­ tion of this Notice i* March 2S. ISSS Personal Representative Tisha Ttplon Fulirll 7S1 Cross Bow Lane •enlerd. FL 127T3 Attorney lor Personal Representative Stephen H Coover Hutchison. Mamet* A Coover. PA PO Boa IM S Santord. FL 32772 1407) 322-4051 Florida Bar No 03)4010 Publish March IS. and April S, S e m i n o l e H er a ld $27 CLASSIFIED AD RATES 3 L IN E S 10 D A Y S DEADLINES Tuesday thru Friday 12 Noon (ho day before publication Sunday 12 Noon Friday 51* YARD SALES In trio event ol an error, the Sominole Herald wilt be responsible lor the first insertion only and only to the evteni of the cost of that insertion Please check ad for accuracy tho first day If runs *TiT TO PLACE AN AD CALL 3 L IN E S W HO LE W EEK S E M IN O L E 4 0 7 /3 2 2 - 2 6 1 1 51* O RLANDO 4 0 7 /8 3 1 - 9 0 3 3 B AM - 5 PM MONDAY - FRIDAY PER LINE NOW ACCEPTING 1 3 W eeks Contract Rates Legal N otices 7 0 — E d u c a t io n & T r a in in g 71— H elp W anted TELEMARKETING IN TNB COUNTY COURT OF THS StaHTSSNTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR SSMINOLS COUNTY. FLORIDA case n o . •s-oess-cc-se-F WEKIVA HUNT c l u b COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION INC a Florida nut-tor-pro tit corporation Plaintitl v* BRIAN J STRNAD and UNKNOWN TENANT Defendant* N O TIC I OF S A L ! NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pursuant lo tha Final Judgment in Foreclosure entered on Ih# 27th day ot March IS IS in Civil Action No SS-0015-CC-20-F ot the County Court at th# Eighteenth Judicial Circuit, in and tur Sammol# County. Florida, in which BRIAN J STRNAD i* the Defendant and WEKIVA HUNT CLUB COM­ MUNITY ASSOCIATION INC . t* the Plaintiff I will M il to th* hiijhaal and beat bidder lor c*»h at the w etl Irani door ot the Sammol* County Courthouse Santord. Florida at f t SO A M on APRIL 13rd ISSS. Ih* following described reel property « e l forth in Hi* Final Judgment Lot 2SS Wekiva Hunt Club F o b Hunt Section 2 according to the plat thereof, i * recorded in Plat Dook 24 Page* S4-S7 ol the Public Record* ot Serranoi* County Florida DATED this 27th day ol March ISM Maryann* Mora* Clark By Jan* E JaaewK Deputy Clerk PlainbH* Attorney (M IL A QASPf RON1. JR . ISO 931 Wekiva Spring* Road Longwoud Florida 3277S |*07) 772-7103 N O T IC I AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES ACT OF ISSS Adm inistrative Order N *. 11-47 Persona with a disability who need a special accommodation to participate in this proceeding should contact AOA Coordinator at 301 N Park Avanua. Suita North 301. Senlord. Florida 32771 al least live |S) day* prior to th* pro­ ceeding Telephone (407) 3234330. eatention 4227. 1-S00SSS 4771 (TDD), or 1-S00-SSS• 770 (V). via Florida Relay Service Pubiiah April I. f t . 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Escel MS Word typing o1 a east 35 WPM Clear speaking »t*c« good orgamiation Skills tk ungual English "Span oh is a plus and the aCuay to work with various levels ol management Duties include Maintaining workmans com pensanon records, answering telephone inquiries about em ptoymwnt. conducting new hire .mentation, and other general clerical duties as assigned DynAe otters medca! and den­ tal insurance alter 90 days 401K plan 2 weeks vacation and a challenging smoke tree work environment All CAnddales trust be able to provide a tO year womschool history md pass a drug screening To uit pul an application please come Cry c u adrm'vstrative oI uce Monday ttvougn Fndat 'arm tOOC AM until 3 00 PM !o» la> youi resume lo (407) HANDYMAN Carpenter dfywall plumping etoc e«p tools A Pans njrd Can Steve or Ba 260 2061 ________________ HELP PERSONNEL NOW HIRING1 WAREHOUSE Electric Manufacturing Compa ny Esparking' 56 PoiAwn* AvaryNe Now* • Lifting Requ-ed • 1st and 2nd Shifts • Perm Positions • W « Tran' FACTORY WORKERS 14 FVutions Available1Large Sanlcvd Manurlacturmo Compa ey • Factory Workers • AJ Shifts ' Hekacne Individuals • w*ng To leam • Advance Potential ASSEMBLY • Sine .1 and Unskilled Workers ' Hand Mail Assembly • Short and Long Term APFtY: M-Ttt A-11 AM or t-3PM 214 Hickman 0*. 323 58*9 (Across From Seminole Town Censer) HELP PERSONNEL NOW HIRING!! WAREHOUSE Many Open Positions' Lifting Retjured 1st A 2nd Shift Forklift Drivers FACTORY WORKERS 20 Position* Available! Large Sentord Manufacturing Company Factory Worse's Al Shifts Rekatxe IneKidUAI* Willing To Leam AAancement Potential A S S E M B LY If* Hand Mai Assembly Short and long Term 322-0319 Dyneir Services, Inc. 2747 Carrier Avenue Sentord. rtooda 32773 - EXP LAWN SVC A TREE WORKERS Must Have Dr-vers License CALL 323-3441 6*penenced Bobcat New Hol­ land Operator COL use Top ________ part 123-3441_________ GENERAL LABORER Someone not atrart oI work. Oe pendapie Appfy at 200 Perum monAve 8 5 30 M r ____________ WANTED Skilled and Unskilled Work PRINTING PRESS OPERATOR Immediate Opening"! • Seminole Co Company • Esceiient Pay ■ Terro-Perm 71— H u r W anted 71— H u r W anted ASSOCIATE TRAINEE C A S H IE R S - Framing makes the dfterence1 New or ekpenenced we have Hungs m mv three eipand mg Semino'e County offices tor til'd working career minded people Can Nancy Daniel AkemoMWl ongwood 969 4600 Ftohm Murek.i lake M»vy tleathiow 333 flOflfl Gary Baianoft Oviedo 365 3688 AmenPalh. a rapidly eipand mg national Pathology organ) zaton has openings lev rnperi •meed Mb Assistants tor seveial shifts in our Santord and Orlando locations Merkcal rtperie nee data entry end word processing skills re tjured Apply m person M F, 8 5pm al 8100 chance*® [>r*» Sufte 130. (oft Sand Lake Road E of OOT1 Orlando No phone cans please Drug tree workplace EOC CtortceVAdminHtrettve JO B H cm JW £ Immediate Openings Independent Gift Catalog/ party plan d-stributors Process orders from home Ready cash For startup kil l time memberShp) lee m ail 3-30 00 check/mo to CALYPSO VARIETY 1454 N Lakamoni Ave W in * Park, FL 12792 ‘ JOB FAIRS ANNUAL SPRING JOB FAIR CSI currently lepresenls over 90 immediate openings w area companies1 Come to our lar­ gest job la" of the year1 Ties day April 7lti from 7 30a 7 00tim Talk m a iep la out an application even interview on tn« spot’ Bring you' resume1 Can tor drrecfions to ou< Ma> ttand off.ee at 667 8755 NO FEE" 'Administrative -Clerical 'Professional 'Hospitality Cal toe CSI Job Hotwie al 481 4996 lot the latest |Ob op porhntes A upcoming job tars' Call 481-4996 Custom Staffing PLACEMENT SERVICES JOBS JOBS JOBS!!!!! We are Currently hiring tor the Knowing positions which are to cated in the Lake MarySanlord area Assemblers 5 SO 7 00Tv, Pro auction workers 5 50-7 00hr Uechsntcel Assemblers Pay Vanes. Solderers Pay Vanes Industrial Sewing Mechin* Op­ erators Ful benefits to mckids medical insurance, 401 K and P4id time oft lor mors intormi ten pieass contact Corsitatt al 330 7789 'JOIN the best heauncjiB isam m Volusia county Re»loraBve CNA needed immedialely Previous eipenence heip'u1 Call Debary Manor 40766*4426. EOC. KfFCHEN PREP/SCRVER P.T Retirement Facility Apply within 300 West Airport Bhrd Santord FL 32771 LABOR RITE APPLY: M-TH. 1-11 am or 1-3 pm 214 Hickman Or (Across From Seminole Town Center) (407) 322-SMt HELP *'"330-3418""* NEED 100 * MEN A WOMEN Daly work Davy pay Vendee 4 PLUS COME WORK WITH THE BEST Custom Staffing PLACEMENT SERVICES A t a m e m b e r o f th e Guard you can attend a public college or uni­ versity In Florida with the Education Dollar* for Duty Program. This is a great opportu­ nity to aerve Flo­ rida, earn a parttime salary and enjoy the ben­ efits o f a high­ er education. C A L L TO D A Y! ■ yo u Rea ecBon. y o u * tone wortdng M Ire Bi b H ot s p o t In Bi b n e fo H b o m o o r l A o o o fu r i | w h e r e p e o p l e Ilk a y o u g e l t o g e l h e ' f o r g f « R t fo o d a n d g ra a f Awl. IF y o u T e a n e r g a ffe - WtandFy, a n d r s a d y to Join a te a m t r i a l's H e lp in g t o r u n m t I U o n - d o lla r b u s in e s s e s , y o u c a r t a s p e c t: S c h e d u lin g LAKE MAHY Albertson Shopping Cantor 1-800 G O -O U A R D i i i Immediate placement in many of Orlando's lop companies! Bring your Driver's License and Social Security Card and join us at: Sanford Florida Jobs A Benefits Center, 514 Lake Mary Bivd. Staffing Specialists from AmeriForce Skilled Personnel ts ill be conducting interviews: Monday, April 6, 9 a m. lo noon and Turutay, April 7, I p.m. lo 4 p.m. (or Monday through Friday al 101 Wymorr fid., Su. 510, AhamonU Springi) I Is II TOR UNDERGROUND UTILITY CONTRACTOR Ml Alt H SStUftAMCt AND 44(K FLAN' drug We* workplace apyty aL ii e Maw Ortve. Anw w w aato rtiw .J to W t o ___ ULWN PERSON Musi have own transportation EXP NOT NECESSARY 40TSR WORKWEEK 607-322-0636. LAWN MAINTENANCE Commercial t ip . required. Dedication 6 reliability a muett CM 330-1461 LAWN SERVICE EXPERI­ ENCE FL DL. $7 OGTv med/ dental benetts C M 124-2771 M IS S T H IS E V E N T ! 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M F 3249034. ask tot Debba PRESS BRAKE OPERATOR Santord Company has imma data operw vgs on 1st and 2nd ■Ml tukjel be able to program and O perate an auto Draka ma China M 94hr C M 1 7*6)00 SHEET METAL INSPECTOR WORK TOOAY/HUDTODAY Apply In t i l l 8 French Ave __________ 323-4343___________ MAIDS NEEDED Honest 6 dependable. MonFn 7 am 5 30 pm Call 324 1177 to start vrvradatefy_______ EARN EXTRA MONEY with your own home based business with Shatoee 6 AT 6 T Work part t.me and b®td a future. CM 330-6634 to schedule an apMERFFY MADS HBUNO Cat 6 Insurance Needed Weekends FREE 331 5266 Residential Craning MOLLY MAIO IS HBUMO F/T'M -F * 66pm. Will Train. 407-767-6007. MOTHERS 6 OTHERS i 300-62.300 PET. Ful Trelnlng For Free Booklet CM 1-600- LOADER OPERA­ TOR SALES AGENTS The Sky * the Until... 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WANTED: Individuals who are seeking e fulfilling people on emaied career GREAT amptoy ment envvonmant. professional status and benefits Consider |he career of Denial Assisting Formal education ® 12G0 hour* Leading to Slate and National credentials Work in a fast paced highfy technical ever changmg career to the a><ed heath teto of Denial Assnlng CM Orange Technfcei Center*Orlando Tech Dental Depart­ ment. 407-346.70*0. eat 4*33 Whether you are aeearty n |he work place ready 10 reentwr ® Juki looking lo the future they have a program designed tor iq v !----------------------------------- WAREHOUSE W AREHOUSE/ PROOUCTK3N/DE LIVE RY N E Orlando lo n g Short term TempTurn need reeabte nans LABOR FORCE STAFFPIO (407)6)1622* WORK AT HOME 10-11 M o ® * * i (*m|300t<300mo h i K U D O S IV O in te lit * kj* PftDV*(J»i3 U i k v f 'M haLAm* Outstanding Summer Job ^^|O pportunities exist now at O r la n d o /S a n f f o r d A i r p o r t . 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K m i a r . IO cai - K amy ' X > L O U iC L L I A N K C R L3 PRICED TO SELL! Jam#/aw 1601 W ltl»d For ()*er 90 Wars • Suppiirt Vou C>n Cuunl OnT Re a l e state , m c 3 2 2 *7 4 9 1 p p e ia n c e s Chevy 1977 Malibu Clastic 4 dr 305 motor A,C. AuT Tr*ns Good c«#jn $1350 32? 1448 1 5 7 — M o b il e H Fo r S a ie BEOS ORTHOPEDIC FIRM SETS wah 5 year warranty Nev er used Twin $75 fu * 695 Queen 6115 Kmg $t*5 Call OAV BEO White VOonan sfyaa with ? lean mame«aei * aunrka Never uaed S300 407ORYIRftStadmg • 8 100 War. ran/y 8 dak, ary A# Beet 834-2285 RANOC8- Seneral lo choose hum Warranty A datoery A » Beet 324-12*8 RCFRFOERATOR Whetpool 18 Ft. almond teas than 5 yn old 8750 A# Baal 324-3745 IHave $5 Millioi For Hart To Do Real Estate Lose! C a ll D an at rCountrsj Charm g c ity c o n v e n ie n c e ' ?(4 0 7 ) C 7 7 * M 1 5 a N ____ ________________ S S S S S S iS S S S S S S S A ir p u rlftca tio o system s lo / the hom e o r o ffice . H arness the pow er o l a thundersto rm lo r in d o o r a ir e n viro n ­ m ents up to 2.500 square fe e t. MOVE-IN SPECIAL 1BDRM/1 BATH 890 mi 2 BDRM/ 1 BATH 1025 %%. 2 BDRM/ 2 BATH 1129 • S|um Liu* A iw rim c n U w llh U rp - Oruu-E* • E’nilit • Yullrylwll • S|«nrillnji 15ml • Ti-nnl* I Apartments 2 7 1 4 R id g e w o o d Aar*.. W a f o r t l « 1 1 0 - 6 2 0 4 A WHEEL steel belted 670 Can 337 0167 WOLFE TANNING BEDS TAN AT MOVE Buy DIRECT and SAVE' Commereialhome units from 6199 X Low Monthly Payments FREE Color Catalog Can TODAY l 600 711 0158 2 3 1 — C a r s Fo r S a i e ■ 2 PONTIAC TRAfU AM AC rebu>a 350 89 ml Alum mags 67500 OBO Call 330-970* evening* (9 MAZDA 373 Runt good ACAT w/OO Black $2500 • OBO Call 171-1640 CASH 666 PAIOI For Juni» Can Trucks & Misc' * f f p AWFOTABf AyT'fui 327 **90 240— B o a t R e n t a l s FISHING BOATS FOR RENT starting at $ X A up Also 7 4 'FVmvyjn Can 3X1617 241— R rc . V i i i i c i es/Ca m p e r s Fo r S ale COLEMAN pop-up camper. 67SX firm. 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Published here daily. Call 3222611 for more information!! 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CALL OFCK'a ELECTRIC 407.371*713 LJc ERWOIMS/Over 3$ Yra 2 7 8 -H a n d y M a n A-Z LewTech Dvorce $55 CuatXy 575 Bankruptcy 575 Name Change 355. Etc 24 ni* 1407) 572 0347 http J h m m mmdapnng com/ -lawtech/ to jja c 4 #»l 7k 10J ^ _ _ _ E-Z PARA SERVXES Divorce 6100/WUte $50 Call (407) 124-0273 24 hra. 2 7 9 -H a u h n g 3 0 0 -P r l s s u r f U BUY IT- I will Assemble it" Appl.toya.enl ctr etc Local HAULING'! Read trash, garage clean outs' Reasonable Rates" J49 9CS6 TRASH REMOVAL OF ALL TYPES. Guaranteed beat rate Con­ struction debie garage clean Out. rooting We HAUL ANYTHING Large traieis drop ott ara.iabie Liaclnaur 1*00-*55HAUL(42»5) C l e a n in g DUN RITE Ftoa/Comm Free cal. UcAna Mayor credit carda accepted. 121-4177 Oecks'WaikVDfives'Homea' •Boikkng* FtokComm-Frae Eal UVrlnaur Steam Factory 610 diacount toad 174-7338 308— T ermite R epair TERMITE# WATER# FME DAMAGE REPAIR SPECIALIST 407-132-4877________ 2 8 0 -H o m e Im pro vem ents CHARLES O. (Dan) MILLER Bu4der CBC057765 Rev Comm . remodel add.Urns repar MC VISA 407*70-1741 OAVK) KEY CON8TRUCTION~ Lie: COC037834 « ? T 2 0 2 HANDYMAN Pa,m,ng concreto. dry wa*. remodeling, renovaton* Cal 782 7069_____________ 2 8 1 -Ir r ig a t io n & ___________ R e p a i r ___________ SPRINKLER REPAIR A* make* * mode'* New complete 4 /one sytttm Special $950 321 3717 312— T ree S ervice CHEAP! CHEAP! Tree removal paining m/ectionfc total land acepmg Liaclnaur 331 *909 DON PtCRRCN TREE SVC Tree/(lump removal L c a tn w 128-7342 Free eat Pref Tree Svc 2C yra e ip 24 hf alorm damage Senior diacount Tout tree cere Free eatimelea Bucket true I ■.liable Ca# 327 4736 TOMMY RUNYON Lawn 8 Tree Svc hc'ma rewdcom Bucket buck, slump gm a n g tree eat Cell 126-1471 •Mhratt auery day in lb* I far undar 63SJI8 a month. Cal to find oof # m g% g% * 4 /U M o . P.l. 4 0 7 -6 6 9 -7 2 8 7 16-2*1 Select your lot at PALM POINT, SANFORD W e g la d ly r e fe r q u a lity p a in te r s ! INCLUDING LOT L a k e TRAILER TIRE Heavy duty 14' 2 3 8 — V eh i c l e s W a n t e d C hart# Magnufton 0 *0 + * 7 3 , 3 9 0 C o u n try 223— M is c e l l a n e o u s 71 Jewel Man s R R Pocket Watch 175C 0 6 0 Senous in­ quiries only 377-5*74 Portable units use ozone and nega­ tiveion* Your Independent Living Air Distributor is 1 /2 MONTH FREE Alum. Cant Copper / Brest Kokomo Ftecyclmg: 171-0004 919 W Firal kitT 6 5 Sat 9-1 jeep Cherokee ax* at. run* greal 53 000 OBO Can •CARPCTdiAROWOOO* •CE RAMtC-ftALE 8•UCSASUFMtooe 1884# —131X11 er 183*435— LEWIS JANITORIAL SUPPLY (4 0 7 ) 3 2 3 -4 1 6 0 W IT H 1 Y H . L E A S E O N M M A B O U T I 2 1 9 — W a n t e d t o B lty >* 264-C arpet ta I nstallations C A R R IA G E C O VE ~ Senora Sub 316 Knder Rd Sal ASun 8 4 Hshk) flemsAmore All must go bargains galore 2 0 7 — J l W EI RY 263-Carpentrv 74 a 44 3/7 SpH 1987 Skykne lap ardmg 618.900. BUY A NEW 3 BEDROOM. 2 BATH HOME FOR LESS THAN RENTING CARPORT SALE Fn 8 4 A Sal 8 1, 809 E A,rpor1 Bird Lois ol every- ,nq BCO-OUEIN w # brack wrought eon canopy end preme* orthtbetke ear ‘ e v e used ate bo>ed Coat 6'700 Sea 6375 CaK *73-731* o m es MANAGER'S SPECIAL G a r a g e S ales SEIZED CARS from $175 Porsc^* Cad'fiACV Cr3#vys BMW % Corvettes Also 4WD& Vour qr^/i Tod 1 000 218 9000 Ed 2206 »cy cur r#nt A 1 * Wadding Gown Never worn sue 8, eh,te ve,I and lace bools ai/e 8 3 3 X 3 bndesmads gowns peach embosed (2) Sue 7.6 (1) sun 9 t 0 550 ea 373 ^04 7 ^air>^M essa2 ^^^^_ a ie SOFA 8 LOVE SEAT Lea new Hon beck cuanont Must see1 8550 0 6 0 330-7(88 14 a 80 2/1 1987 Show Fum. CHA gas lum $15,500. 4 0 7 / 3 2 1 *2 7 2 0 I *Lf 5I*i > HI'd . W I aI c Mar) 181— A F u r n it u r e F o r S PATO FUF*/-Glass top latke wr 4 chra. UAKm brand PVC cha.aa barstoola.civaa otto oecat Lab#t Great cond Take aa 8300 ot wet tap 374 0458 N i OAKRIOOE FARMS Oataen Deltona area 10 acres ideal tor horses or cattle farm Mob.ie hum# or homearia Zoned agn 544.900 f manemg a«a4 mi %n down payment (804) 787*300 PET OWNERS... Reduce tonerty and restore nu vents stripped by deworminn Ask S T E N S T R O M G E N E R ­ A L FEED 373 1550 about H A P P Y J A C K V IT A T A B S Tor dogs and rati (www h*ppy jacfunc com) Body Shop tv.i 'aaa wa* eat tor saw or lease rent w an equ*) tum key post trade ’ No q fyg no crarkt ca owner wt« hcAd note a v a l down located dwtwn Orlancto ca# lor rto 52? I’M SSS8SSSSSSSSSSS 37 5 1700 aq tt . 2 alary Sanora condo Germ TLC but PRICE 0 RIGHT' 554 500 Can Rojilor/ Owner w z s • z z s . ’r x m S a il BUR.OMO LOTS oB 477 across ham Suniand Ealalaa 373-6717 or pgr 444*5*9 2 17 acres Owfy 876.800 R ent m u ! 160— B u s in e s s F o r MATT r ! 88 IA LC • f H U l t used boa springs * mattress $65 X Larry a Mad 37? 4137 SANFORD SANFORO OFFICE SPACE 2 Suites ayarUMs • 1100 6F ft 1*00 SF. 407-321 7004 W 231— C a r s Fo r S a it W a n e io 153— A creage Lo t For Sa u 5 Acraa-crty water lighl pole aephe lent Owner Fmanemg Only 646.900 F#ow A«a*ab» HAPPY JACK M AN G E MEDICINE: A natural Wend o l vegetable o.ik promoted heal mg and ha» growth lo hot spots A severe mange on dogs and horses WITHOUT steroids STENSTROM GENERAL FEEO 373-1550 (wwwhappyjackmc com) PARK AVE MOBILE PARK Homes $3 000 lo 56 000 Set Up Fmanemg QUIET' 377-7861 FORMAL DtNtNQ RM turte 8300 Lrymg rm luAe 8350 Both etc cond 373 9387 after 8 M F GENEVA OFF1CEJOFFICE WAREHOUSE • 7 OAR SPF8 NQS 37 DM Wde 17K60 Cathedral caamga sky kgh| 8 booth m Men Huge LR w ine place, upgraded carpet O R eia c cond Ca» Pat for appt 177*178 »;• i •«/<>•! DELTONA 10 acres Ideal lor mob*# homaarta. hty*ei came larmmg or nursery* Zoned agn cultural 53 900 ACRE Sm down w owner In*nee 904-7(71777 or 904-787*032 R ene I l R N IS IIE O Ofuau voiutu* U K I MARY Cut! M * 7 (Vi Orrtoa* pond 198*00 RENOVATED New crpt pan* apptCHA AA tom slayt gar* t n l i L c i 158.800 SC POOL Pra Imactoa* 37 to' V s’ am 7 car gar cprt 568 000 4/1 I Iteno.aied Oaramc Mr aac ay* tned yd 668.900 MARKHAM WOODS 56 bd 3 • Path I ? * p n Orar 3100 aq 8 Lr» drvlam, acm pour 5794.500 107— M obiie H omes I dm R is e 24 X (S Like a house Com [eatery remodeled 37 Must aa# $7500060 3 X 7079 M VISTOR BUYING HOUSES PLUMS or LEMONS Chad la 869-T787 VENTURE I PRO PER TIE S 105— D i p i i x / T r i p i i x 7/1 torn co» palm ahed aac cond clean quiet pk $175 tot rent. Cony toe Sanford $4800 172 5597 GOVERNMENT FORECLOSED St R f NE 2.1 t*m rm r. w car pal appi pa.nl Cant Maat AC 564 900 Dot Wana> Jem, n Propartaa 373 3ie5 3 X 55 tsotvtsoo SANFORD 3/3 W nar m la* ala crpt Incd yd 5700/5700 SANFORO 2/7 D .p * t Iran cn-T patu CH A . .. $435/5400 JIM DOYLE 140 7) 377 7470 W f NEED HOUSES TO RENT Fo r S ale 159— R i a i E s t a t e SANFORO 5 6 X OOWN 31 5 New'y rrnu.aird CHA Owner Agent Venture 1 Pn ifedea ?« hc*n hotkna M ? 93*0 STENSTROM RENTALS 157— M o b il e H o m e s graded maalar amta nail lo para Mala ryia" $81 000 0EOE CALLAWAY. Raahor (407) 374*211. Eat. 105 ttomaa kom penn«a on $1 Detnquent T»> Repos RE O s YaM Area To* Fraa in 800 718 9000 Eat M 7706 tor currant bal ngl R e n t a is 800-342-6653 Re a l Estate , in c 322*7498 GROVE VIEW 3 7 ra in , k«. up 93— R o o m s I o n R e n t ••AAA GRCf UNO CARDS” Potential |43* P/1 |M 0* f f l No IftllmQ fttcll pfOVHlftO M f » < « local H o d i 19930 secured A qucbly returned -900 771 314T* 4/7 Split Plan hug# Maltahdrm CMA Fenced back yard fu\l 565 900 Cal Battiara Srm muna 377-172* Ronlty Resources NORTH LAKE 1/1 lorn com*) n acmpato w o CFt A Qraal RF/WX $500 DOWN . WHY RENT? Whan you can onm tf*t 3 bdrm home n C MA r rn [*tnl A ca» pH 1 Aa* *1,fail MUO home*1 Tha Hrltrman Qroup. Inc Raattora....... 371*333 SANFORO 7 1 n hr# area SL'Gmo 1st utt 4 aar t'67*. to r w « l n 4 I H Can tor ,ipf.«nrm*nr Idayai 371 4**7 *»;*«» 1133 ale U n iu r n is iiid SANFORO 3/7 pkia rear attic Appt. Ealmaitch Inapiaca IR OR poor A m*ny atuat S79G m o.tac 9*5 34*6 MOUSCKICPTR H i CUM F »r ReS >,eil % *7 » p | tn « ei 10 40 7 99€> •& *> For S kiealion 557 900 VIP Propar l e t 337 9695 anytime WARNING HOMEOWNERS M i l l report on IN# *10 Mott Comma# M vtfttfl m R # tritv mg rnuf fftume* Ce« 900 74V COMPANION A IOC, Comprala esvtt Am 4 Pm i/»er nonets I * »e R pftvnftf# *i!e t M r 4 *4*r 331 3473 S 300 - S500 o m es 3 BORM Fenced 63— M o r t g a g e s W an ii n A/eA . i k . 10.1— H o u s e s * 709 Lake Bhrd la t r Ironi rt»ir on 2 5 acraa m lock Arbor 5900“mo Por/ig Really 322•471 ( 75K YE ARl V S#«l » 1 Arr4 S#fyr# li.W fttt •ib 4%A egi*f3 l»?k/ftl U 141— H 5T— F i 4 a n c i a i 27— N ursi hi & Clin n C am 209— W e a r in g A pp a r e l 217— 4 TAYLOR MAID BUBBLE ahafl metal woods and other assoded clubs Cat! 330-0596 nor,r Li a V IL A S SANFORO 1 B0RM aacured carnage house appl An ap piwincaa $?75mo • anr NO P E IS SINGLE PERSON ONLY Apply *1 915 W Frral Sireat StOCk pe TH 4/V F a fi 800 89? 3959 Eat. 1347 2 3 — I o s i i t I i n N il U Tutnc WcP^FTfff\L?s SANFORO 1 B0RM LO Ou'Pl maid are* 5375'$300 drp • up Nopata no children 323-8016 MEDICAL BILLING l o n g »o o d M a n x )* Studio W i l l >r<s (6IU IEI8* 7 (li|\ h%|l| trr\\ I #»tv.»ix Sfjtf lrvtMM7/0S 407 339 3300 7 h /t WASHERS-Always in Delivery 7 yeer warranty A * Bast 124 1765 HUD OKAY 407 330-6633 IONELYT NEED TO TAUT* I 900 75 5 0800 ait. 8*75 littrfn M H M iT l MUSI HI II TRS S/tt U t l t u t MM * 181— A p p i ia n c e s & F u r n it u r e F o r S a ie 21— P e r s o n a is HI S I * r*J *> - • Seminole Herald. Santord, Flonda • Sunday. April 5 1998 • 7B K IT * V t ’A R I.V I.F : ® h> l.a r n W rlu h l f lh C all to see if you qualify for this opportunity to own a new home. + 4 0 7 -3 3 9 -8 7 3 3 4 M ED C 0 DEVELOPM ENT 'Baaad M (Mat pne# of 673990 wM 8% FHAtoaa. X yn. APR8 II e ^ ^ ^ iC U tg e ^ P M M01 W. Lmka Mary Blvd.. Laka Mary (BubUx BlYoppEfYfl Cantar) • 32ft-0«Oft M o S re A ' ^ y_ P A I N T S . tit AStrokeOfBrilUance. 3 2 8 -0 9 0 8 �SB • Seminole Herald. Sanford. Honda • Sunday. April 5.1998 by Chic Young BLONDIE LISTEN f WHY DOCS OUQ CLOCK SQUEAK IN THIS ONE SPOT? ACROSS M Tarantino’s Fiction ---- what your 40 Golfer ountrw .. . Baileetero* Sunday. April 5. 1998 BEETLE BAILEY SARSE, Z HEARP YOU WERE DRINKING, CAROUSING, FIGHTING AND GALLIVANTING LAST NIGHT " CARRY CAN I AT LEAST GALLIVANT? HOW I WANT YOU TO CUT THAT STUFF O U T/ ON v r \ \ i»/ / r r DOtX by Art Sansom THE BORN LOSER G a ri!)N e rK b lL L Y G A K t O A P fi? 'THEN l JUDT HAVE ONE QUCDTION WHAT THE HCCXtb K’ HtTM.WpOD'; Good things could happen for you m the year ahead through friends with whom you have solid relationships Others win bring you into the act when propitious things develop for them ARIES (March 21-Aprll I t ) If you find yourself m an unpleasant situation today, it can probably be traced back to your own actions To be on the sale side, treat others exactly as you would like to be treotod Aries, treat yourself lo a birthday gitt Send lor your Astro-Graph predic­ tions for the year ahead by mailing S2 and SASE to Astro-Graph. cJQ this news­ paper. P O Bos 1758. Murray Hill Station. New York. NY 10156 Be sure to state your rodutc sign TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Oo not attempt to bluff your way through critical career matters today If you don't have something of substance to back you up. it s best not lo call attention to yourself OEMINt (May 21-dune 20) You might be more sensitive and defensive than usual today regartkng your positions and opin­ ions If you make statements without thinking, you might say something unre- ttt by Charlas M. Schulz PEANUTS MEY.' IUH0 S A lP YOU CAN PITCH ? YOU THROW LIKE M Y 6RANBM0THER.1 Sn YOU THROW LIKE MY AUNT MARIAN! ^ YOUR 6RANDM0THER IS LEFT-H ANPEO ! L Q? 1 j V| i 1 «■ * A* It* 1 AW — »* £ k / v / 7 j *+» J Y A ]) [ U i’y^kU A 1 OWLV LLHEWIHEOJC ISUT * J IRRQPOUSlBUF. MQLEV- THE WIFE CLAIMS SHE IMPS MISLED WHEW WE 6 0 T M PPR lE D . . ^ 0U22L/AJ& GCCDfCeUJMUS d g d g □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ ra m o □□□□ran nnram □ □ □ □ ra n □ □ □ □ □ □ nmnra □□□ nrann nnnnra □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ramno nnonra □ □ ra n n n n o m n rarannonn □□□□!! □□nnn □mnn nnn □□□□ n r a n n n n □□□rarara nnrannn n n n n n r a (suit.) 11 Cofor of tomatoes 13 Congenitally nr 1 p r n r IT traclabie CANCER (June 21-Juty 22) A compan­ ion's carelassnass and aitravagance could turn out to be expensive for you today Don't be duped mlo an arrange­ ment m which you pay for another's tree LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Decisions made out of spite today cqutd cause you addi­ tional frustration instead of giving you the satisfaction of gating even Have melee towards none VIROO (Aug. 23-Sepl. 22) Patience might not be your long smt today, espe­ cially if attending to an unpleasant assignment A poor performance might require you to do taler what you tailed to do the first Ume LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) There is a pos sibility you might encounter someone today n a social setting who writ arouse your anmoerty Do not do or say anythng for which you may have lo apologue later SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) OeneraVy speaking you ara looked up to and respected by your peers, but today you might putt something off in public that could dull your image and cost you admeers n n n n m n !! 30 33 _ 3/ IT _ 1 SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. IS) Evaa Parsons who aren't m complete agree- though r e probably your bast course at men) with you today might experience action, making compromises or concasyour wrath It you inadvertantly come s*one wS( be (MhcuR tor you to do today, down loo hard on the wrong guy, 1 might Unfortunately, the other guy wont yield I leach you a lesson not aesPy forgotten you don't . . . . „ , .PISCES (Fab. 20-March 20) Try not 16 CAP? l^ ? nN 11> Butl' delegate tasks today to anyone with dubl ness condemns might be a be more comF o r u « s u as nners plicated lor youtocLay than they appeer at )tvt ^ person and assignment mash first glance Move cautiously, taking nothmg tor granted cmibvNEAlxe ? ’ <Tr,T' ;2 ■ • tfil ' 1 , tr Y S i . . ju •-dtiaLai: S a a i a L i L . t x d * it , ' . ! U * ’ ‘aw {L w ' " j V4J7. 1 c . ; y • >& 1: ^ The hardest word Barnle Taupln wrote and Elton John sang, "Sorry aeems to be the hardest word." That might be fine for life, but what is the hardest word in bridge? PHILLIP ALDER This deal occurred in a major teamof-four final in New York City last January. by Jimmy Johnson two, his lower spot being a suit-prefer­ ence signs! for dubs. (If East had had the diamond ace, he would have played hla higher trump spot.) Reading this correctly. West switched to a dub. After winning with the ace. East cashed his two top trumps, West discouraging in diamonds by discard­ ing the three before the four. Receiving that message, East switched to the heart seven. West took three tricks in the suit (South being At first. West wasn't so pleased with out of trumps) before giving his part­ this turn of events, anticipating a dis­ ner a heart ruff. astrous diamond lead from partner. But then West realised he would start Are you keeping count? The defend­ trick one. So, he passed and led the ers have taken the first eight tricks for spade king. East signaled with the three down: plus S00. Some would open that West hand with one heart in the third position, primarily for lead-directing purposes Even more would pass the North hand whatever West's call — a bid or a pass. The actual two diamond cue-bid showed at least 5-3 in the majors East was happy to double, describing a maximum pass with defensive values. And he was even more delighted to double two spades. Opening lead: * K North, a world champion, had shown again that the hardest word in bridge is "pass." C IM by M X lac by Jim Mi ddle^ J i t fT W S K K fR X tS t FACE TU1T- AStWlWE * A f$ AH* V tH U f A ft X ---------tr- v «UkuC— w rasaoN CMYOUR face? y nActtuL Ltn cm ~ CONTROL 6fOOF ON I ' -& y S ) POKER FACE t$\ IS TOKKY BECAUSE SUPPOSEDTO V W S u>-s**a: BE BLANK, n w w , W rs z L UMElPttSSWE.y Y V K 6 0 b l6 t)k CONFUTSRDATINGSERVICE7 *M*TTHkT JUST ATAD DWPBOTS f . . > T W W t t V 0K.0K .W K _ m SWITCH IT. T FOLD. YCDlAY PlNOCWLfc FACE. IW T V------ ^ -----m trw ' 'V H L n *f MYSORE' sdtwewiams * 6 S to w VC KNOWN THOSE SPLIT ENOS WERE A CRY V FDD HOP... by Laonard Stair STOJ.A �tKIjr H cralb PEOPLE: FASHIONSFOBCANCERRESEARCH...3C AFTER HOURS: DON'T GET LOST IN SPACE...2C LIBRARY SCHEDULES STORYTIME...7C Serving the ‘thinking public Smaller is better say local bookstore owners Ily Vicki Belluccls II KRAI It SIAM WRITER l l i c y i . i n t i <iiii|H*l<* w it h i Ii p b ig g u v * Hint again. ihrv don't even want to Wlillr you i an n**l lost among tlir rows ol shrives at llam es and Noble and Hooks A Million tlie smaller stores are offering the kind ol serenes and programs that ean't he iuat< lied hv the I hmiK mega stores *| wish I had a Hamrs and Noble right next diHir.* said Dan Mulvancy. ownrr of Our House Hooks in Sanloid "We aren't anything like them * Glance around stores like Kver Alter Hooks til Longwood or Our House Iksiks and you know right away that the emphasis Is on In­ tellectual stimulation and the arts rather than on the business ol liooks A chess Ixiard sits ready for plav between a pair ol overstulled chairs. D ogeared maga /mes .ire spread ac ross the coffee table Kmployees rather than running at lull sjieed. Iiki harried to chat, are discussing !sinks or philosophical Issues with the clleu tele "I love this Job.* said Jennifer Mlllrr. events coordinator at Kver Alter Hooks "We're always doing something different * Doth bookstores want to serve the thinking public, they say They don't Just want custom ers to come in and buy a book They want j>eoplr to stop and leant something while they're In thr store B*v and Dan Mulvan*y ol Our Houaa Book* In Sanford. Miller uses writing contests to challenge her clients An adult |>oetrv contest with a dead Itnr at the end of thr month. Is underway right now It's not enough to write the |»irtrv. creators must also take jeart In the April 10 rradtng at the store ( I w a n t th is to b e th e p la c e w h e r e th in k e r s and a r tis ts c o m e . T h is is m y le a r n in g g r o u n d . 5 Dan Mnl% cne>. tKic llouw It.. 4 * Robin Whit*, own*r of Ev*r A tt*f Book* In Longwocd, with J*nnl»*r M ill*r. *v *n t* coordinator, "We want lo really Involve people." Miller explained, "flirre 's something lo Intrrrst any one who comes In here " In addition lo thr poetry contest, thrrr ts a short story contest lor children, a iKHik dls cuMelon group. a philosophy grouji. a writers' supjKirt group and a game night Mulvaney schedules similar activities at his storr, which Is currently undergoing an ex jKinslon that will double the sl/e of thr facll »y , I’orlry night, where anyone is welcome to Join the core gmuj> of atxmt 25 wrllrrs. will return to the store on Monday nights .ts soon as thr construction Is done. Game night. where the diversion til choice Is Axis and AJ lies, a board game based on World War II will also I k - back For $ » |*rr hour, customers can access the Internet for research or pleasure Thr larger quarters will bring thr debut of a regular town hall debate. Mulvaney said "We re going to discuss and debate loc al Is­ sues in tills forum * he noted, adding that rommunltv leaders and politicians would be Invited to share ihelr Mews at the meetings Miller said Ever Alter Hooks, like most other small book stores. Is service oriented They put their emphasis on the arts Other small stores might put the emphasis elsewhere, but service to the customers Is thr most Im por­ tant element, she -slid H V want to give jceople wtuU thry want." she explained 'W e have the resources lo find the rare or out-of-print book, but we can also oiler thrill an and philosophic discussions and fun events they aren’t going to find at the big stores * Miller and Kver After owner Robin W hile said thry have fun learning and experiencing new learning experiences with their custom­ ers. many of whom have Irecome their friends. Mulvaney agreed. *1 want this to be the place where thinkers and artists com e." he said, "fills Is my leam mg ground." T lu * S o u t h s h a ll r is e lig n in ! ed McDonough has served the Seminole County Sheriffs office as public information officer 6ince 1993, now By Lacy Loar HERALD EDITOR b Company H of the 37th Alabama In­ fantry thrilled visitors to the 5th annual Olde Lake Mary Days with their can­ non drills and historical displays. The company’s display included a realis­ ' *44 Hwsid Photo by Uw y R o w * I tic Civil War encampment and the fir­ ing of muskets (shown here). For a recap of other Olde Lake Mary Days events, please see Page 3C. SEMINOLE COUNTY As a trlrMston news an chor. he reported It: as the publlr information officer for Ute sheriff, he spoke about It; now he fights It. Crime. One of the.- newest deputies for the Seminole County Sheriffs Office Is Ed McDonough, a soon-to-be 52-year-old who began patrol al an age when other law enforcement officers arc r e ­ tiring. "I'm Just getting started 28 years later than I expected," he explains. At 6 feet 1 tnch tall, and 220 pounds. McDonough ul 49 Joined the physical ranks of those half his age who have to graduate from the police academy to become law enforcement of­ ficers. In 1995. he was serving as the public In­ formation ofllccr for Seminole County Sheriff Don Esllnger when his boyhood dream rekln- he's one ol the county's newest deputes, fighting crim* and stopping speeders, from his patrol car. -| went to the sheriff and he was surprised. You want to l»e a deputy?!' he said. I Just said. '1 gotta do It. It's now or never.’ Ftfly seemed to be the right time." Other choices bad always drawn the UrooK|yn N.Y. native away from Ills first love for law a m i order. Afler graduating from Marquette University In 1968. McDonough was drafted and served In the Army Military Police for two year*, rrcntllrd then by the Los Angeles Police D e ­ partment. while be was stationed at Fort Car­ son Colo. Instead, he took a Job with a Colum­ bus. Ga. television station, embarking on a m e­ dia career a s a news anchor that Included 16 years al WESII. Channel 2 In Central Florida. From there, he owned his own business, p ro ­ ducing commercials and educational tapes. Those called for Jury duly In Seminole County will know MrDonough from the tape used to ex­ plain voir dire, the Jury selection process. Sm McDonough. Pag* 7C u * �After Hours Let us know ftdw Tit Fi«t Well mm In tin •s.'irmio/i f fi'iufrf s 'M lc i I fin i is* a ji.igc di do alcd ti> (In' a ils and cnleit.ilnincnt news in Seminole ( ••tintv II you have anv slnn ideas, pti litres or i innmcnls altonl the page please call tiavid Knt/ict at 1122 -’••I 1 rltinttg weekdays, ot you can wide to I lav id by sending tellers to Pie S •minnfi- llrm lil nttn I >.iv id Kra/ler. 1’ O Mux Hit»7. 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GREASE U O U O IK IO * _____i oo • io r so psc L»\t in SfhiCi loses something in sw itch to the hig screen [ j >m in S/iu iv PC*) •In tiers I nti.rtunati li tt is aii m i t blown i 11111(111'! i O ru'r.iti-il rllt i l- ti-siival ilt.it rli'HC a ili'-lll Wi 11_!11 -i npt \u". it In tlrt M-iiit mil tin d is t il" , i ills uni ].tunin' llll Knlllllstill l.nuilv io n Mini: nl Infill t\\ till •tin Itnrti M mr< • tl iMlIIII ilUL, ii udv Ir.itJi u Gr.iii.inii 1t ruts «ii rv v b.ilirr 11 .irtii Will 1.1.n k j* •hri-N* >nt .tri Hu* i•i ilv llnjii T11ir III,iutT*tiii K ini i hi l ' tnt ■wfini\ i! Dm- tn liu in.m tettn I.UIlt* till* i-li i t u iu n i n t is in a trim tall md • oliini/ation on aii K.irtli siinil at planet is the oi.lv hop' tor mankind Hu* litaitii.ii Rulmisoiis viihmicct in b e lilt' I l l s ) l a i n l l v to s | ,ik ' <I.mu i<n another «■ rid However, there is a t.u imn that dues lint want to see enlu til/.mill) lake plate So the or Cani/ation sends a inimaii-su Hi speak to be a I atalVst to tile threat i xpentnetU Ur /ait'llarv Smith IGarv Oldmanl With tie help ot an ei;iitlstual. bcrlr aki* pilot linn West (Matt IjeHlatie) and tnistv iiobut II, the Robinsons lev to entnplete then mission without the t oinplli alums that Smith may <ailse As I reread the last two paragraphs, certain questions spring to my mind Why in this era where man has made these great technological ad­ vances can they not save their own environment? And who is this faction at the beginning of the film? How did they evolve? What is their purpose besides tint VV.tlllllU! tu i l l ivr their f .utl i iti.it is iivuu: anvwav ' litis etu'i]i "t sji.n i-y t ' ' l t o M s ! s is in- sir hi.m l tiniir .i gam alii t tin'll iiuti.il .itt.ii k . Is ! l .ills nut tmn h s.i mlnmi.ltlnli yi ill ■.ill squeeze out ol the opening scenes where thev ar< livin g to d e ­ stiny a portal that will be nsetl m the lolom/atton process Hu s. nnattswi m l tpienes go to underline thr lilm s major problem the s. npt /gist m S/Hict is win ten by Akiv.i t'ioldsmall, who probably still gels sareastti smirks from t olleagtles belimsed by his llatman .V Robin screw-up. t'loldstnan tries to make amends with this departure from the /wist in S/micc televi­ sion show hm. in so doing, lie doesn't |>.iv enough attention to the wav he Is . tailing Ills story Of course, the family gels lost in space, but you can make the argument that they are lost m a lailltll.il sense, too. Hiere has hardly been any quality family time for the R o­ binsons sinie the mission's inleptlon. The patents are arginnciilalive. the children feel neglected ...you know the rou­ tine. Goldsman s screenplay tries to III1 SCI Intis and kills It tries In III tunny alld tails It tiles tu In i spout alld tails II tiles to make a —tala-mi nl about llle lalllllv and fails llunugli tills seieenplav we may discover lb. Until behind llle mystery o! who destiny.-.1 the H.lblirrrt Itani lllse I Hie. tot Stephen ll.ipkllis I file <illnsl unit t(le I hit kites*. I lets the hint's elici ts direct tot linn Audlen. es mav lie stni. k t.is. mated by all tin- brilliant and some not so tmllianl atitmatronti s and computer gen it.i led cite els. hut these special ill.ir lea Is ot wizardry ale siiMnc.itUlg Since Goldsm,in's rolling i adaver of a strip! reeks with stereotypes THE NEW TON BOYS i 70««o ns '3 •• r utl C.i'd simulcast ng bom FI CA KY NY PA ' U 4 V. • JO 1C 70 U S. MARSHALS l 00« 10 7IS 1000 **• GOOD W ILL HUNTING B E T H AR N ESS LOST IN SPACE 174S 400 r o o m Pompano Ha/ol Park Meadows Meadowtanos Yonkers « IQ400 743 101* Ttelf SufTTYfrugt Ak'tor fi**J Si •W'lfMi ’ ** *0*1, • D iu o n s mo r*ssts mo \u rm s * v m ^ ’ ■ 7 BET JAI-ALAI WED thru SAT 7 30 PM TMURS & SAT NOON SUN 1 PM AJv> Simulcast bom Miami arid Dan.a j.ii Alai Hwy. 17-8? 4 434 www.a sm>. »a r emiAMo m«i *■ _* K *• ■.M * i ’Jl V xil » • A *• i ‘ *\ Thank You Seminole Community College Foundation. Inc gratefully acknowledges all o f the individ­ uals and businesses who helped make our Dream Auction '98 such an overwhelming suc­ cess. Hundreds o f community minded citizens did their pan to help Seminole Community C ollege raise funds for the support o f Student Scholarships and i In lies, tin' star ot the new movie is the c llu ls and that make lor a boring show. Hopkins and Goldsman try to go with -t dramatic, heartw.n nnug approach instead ol recycling tin* ramp from the Hint's televised predecessor. Hu* filmmakers end up mak­ ing the new film seem m e­ chanical that is highlighted ut •he end bv tin- techno-closing credits. U)sl In Space ts a project that required a Tim Hurt on sensibility: someone who doesn't take the m aterial so seriously, hut would not have taken it for granted ei­ ther We want to publicly thank ihe following for their support as corporate sponsors and/or pro­ viding major donations for Dream Auction '98. M A JO R DONO RS A N D C O R P O R A T E SPO NSO RS 14th Annuul Dream Auction Sponsors Celestial Sponsors Circnl Semiconductor Columbia Medical Center • Santord Continental Airlines International Diamond Center Katie's Weluva River Landing Lake Mary/lleathrow Chamber ol Commerce Lucent Technologies NationsBank Rich Plan Scan Design Spnnt Hits him will only fuel the lire lot those op|>oiienls o f old small screen series being r e ­ made into big screen produc­ tions l say If the film Is good, who cares where It comes Irom. There will be exceptions, and h i s t tn Space Is one of them Two i U r » (out of four). Cart/.right (Penny). Jonathan Harns (Dr Smith) and Marla Kristen ( Judy) 2 B E T H O RSES W ILD THINGS Galaxy Sponsors m Intern*! R#vnm S*nrtc« OuHfiHf/mt £*#d aks. ill The Orlando Sentinel PBA Marketing. Inc Marianna Hamilton Row Seminole County Convention and Vivitnrs Bureau Stcnvirnm. McIntosh, Colbert. Whigham A Simmons. PA Smillo/Archilcvtv. Incorporated Sunmland Corporation SunTrust Time Wjrncr Communications Dr A Mrs Earl Weldon Wail Disney World Star Sponson AAA ABC Wine & Spirits AT&T Allen. Norton & Blue, PA. American Express financial Advisors, Inc. BellSouth BellSouth Mobility Certified Slings Conklin Porter & Holmes Engineers, Inc. County Wicklow, Ireland Crown Bank Delta Airlines Eulmure's Chiropractic Center Gilbert A Manjura Marketing Gooding's Hospitality Services Gould Publications Greater Construction Company The Greater Orlando Chamber of Commerce Art A Phyllis Gnndlc Mike A Beth Haltaway Image Technical Services Keller Music MCI Telecommunications Dr. E. Ann McGee Mcxicana Airlines Orlando Expo Centre 3 Tlie original cast of the television series Mark Goddard (West), born left Juno lockhad (Maureen) Guy Williams (John) Billy Mummy (Willi Angola m tir MERCURY RISING Ball family Partners The Cellular Store Colonial Bank Loma DeVito The Equitable Honda Hospital - Altamonte Glace A Radchflc. Inc. Glalimg. Jackson. Kcrchcr, Anglin, Lopez A Rinehart Heathrow County Club Hetman Hurley Chars at Peacock, Architects Huntington Hanks Lowndes. Drosdick. Duster. Kantor A Reed, PA. Russ A Katie Moncncl Peru, Buckley. Sciiuh A Jcmigan. PA. Product Marketing Group Richard Petty Dnvmg School Rotary Club of Seminole County Sears Contract Sales Siemens Telecom Networks SRI - Starmcr Ranaldi Planning A Architecture. Inc. Sun Travel Turner Construction Company University of Central Honda Wall Disney Imaginccnng Whanon-Smith, Inc. William Howard's Jewelers Call fit 1?9 Tele File Vl1lire tl'i Utl ]( tMOflvt &r\J Special Thanks Tu: live Drum Auction Co-Chain Brent Adamson Rich-United Corporation Patricia Bcland Adam son Seminole County Public Schools Martha Miller The l,akc Mary-Heathrow Chamber of Commerce Sid Miller Lucent Technologies Ihe Seminole Community College foundation Board of Director* Randy Berndge Chairman Honda 1-4 High Tech Corridor Council E. Ann McGee Seminole Community College Pamela Wchcr Seminole Community College Hrcnl R. Adamson Rich-United Corporation Lucinda Coulter-Burbach Seminole Community College Beth Haltaway Seminole Community College Mack McReynolds NationsBank Paul Porter Conklin, Porter A Holmes Engineers. Inc. Dcde Schaffner Seminole County Public Schools Doug Sills Columbia Medical Cenlcr l-arry Stewart SunTrust Craig Tauchcr American Express Financial Advisors, Inc. David Wnglu Glace A RadcliTlc. Inc. up r i eh1 f fa t * i X. :• 5 vV lniiL»duci(i| Irlrf ile Irom ihr I BS If you Arif imglr and filed f urm HUOFJ! Utl iearf vdu can file your lai rrlurn in irn crunuin t* (zhiinr Ansiime Check juut *a» booklet for information 1 �SflnufioiQ Herald. Sanford Honda Sunday Apni5 1998 3C People Gala fashion show, luncheon nets $$ fo r cancer research Ilir Sanford-Dike M.irv Hoard nl the American Cancer Soriciv hrraldrd spring and cancer tcseati It with a gala lushlou show and luncheon Man It 25 ai thi* brantlful lira I It row I'm oiirv t tub About KiO ACS supporters reveled In Ilir luxury of tin* club whllr * oiitnhiiliiig lo ri*ap|K-ar lor tin* halt It* against ronrei Now In its sixth year, litis annual luncheon Is a splnoll ol ihr ACS 125 first liostrd by .J.in It.turtle finish and lu*r latr tmshand. Don liaurrlr. at tfirir mansion nrar Sanford, at cording lo Dr I loverly Hoot hr. t halnnan ol thr event III Himit hr Introduced srv rral dignitaries and paid Irlh nit* to Jndv Wlmblsh. who lias i lialrrd previous luncheons •hidv w.is nnalilr to 1hair thr rvrnt this year hill plans to rr turn to her post later She was i Itrd lor her dedication to Ihr lancer sot trtv and a pilt well done Mary Gwen Itoyrtt ol Or liindo. an .idintnlsir.ilnr witli ihr American Canter Stirfrtv. told ilir group about (.in ter rr search and distributed hto i burrs SE N IO R E D ITO R DORIS DIETRICH A spring ih o u r was earned out hi Ihr hull! and airv tin o rations and charming table appointments Die tables were i r literrd with painted letia <olia swans ornately arranged with spim g blossoms iica tcd by ( athey Hosseri assisted by ( . I I I nv Wallai e Helte Gi.uiikuw Was ill i 11.1n’t' ol the t elite I pieces wbli li were sold to 111» patrons ( ir e e u b unnies d e s ig n e d bv Molly Ptllirgel Welt lea lilie tl on (lit* p la t e t a n l s and eat It guest rrt riv e d a tetatnlt b iiiin v napkin liold ei as a tueiiieuio ol lilt* l e s liv r 0 1 t asloii A spruit: fling is never t o m plelt- w llh o iil . ip p r o p il.d e m u sti C o n tr ib u tin g hinny tnnsi t ill srlrt tlolis lot the spet i.d event w ere V alerie I'eruit* Multilist l i.iig rh o n ia s mo list and Hath.ira I I i i I mt p la n |s| A d d in g n> tin r\< m on id ol llie day w ere (loot p il/ r s p i o VI (led bv a rea b u s in e s s e s H e a lb e l K veib .tn li .irt.uig*il lor die diMir pn/e*. and M i l l l i . i Vain ey .mil I'eggv It leu u i ir m t b arye ol die lit k> t ( li.m m .in Hi m i k s.iul i he loo tl w a s . A i r i l l id S l i p p o i l t IS wi l e s r i v r i l y .iith li s.d.iil • 11 l o t s a n d Inin i oil in ■ hula t * u It I s.uii i OVt'l i l.e il ol 1111 g llllir g rille d t tin k e n .111*1 s l i . i w l n t i v a m i l a s p b t tiy t ut l o u t I ’l e t b o w s k l w a s m i o hi lit.ilid ol ( b e lootl t Itliei* on 1 1n over .11 . ..in mil I n Donna f.vri b.iidt Mat y.ut l \ Hale and It an ( had/ Spet lal yuests welt S o ito ld Mayoi D im Date Wlh* S le p h a in e Old tb .it } vi al old d.Hiybtel S.onmi* itid I |sa D s s .llll Will ol S i l l l o l d I on in ils s io i n i |ti ,ii tv I* 1l e w i h I n id i d I. m i l l 1 III -alii shot t anti stall 0 S i n t . .ui I'liid m .: ( om pam tot tin o > m * IN ui i iiiitllb iltln iis lot lln i'V» tit s p t in iin y m i ds Die art ay o| t .eliiou*- w i- Htftfdi Pftofo by M«fy Ro*#ll t'adicipating in i,,ti< hcion are the cancer society fashion show and (sealed) the chairmen Dr Beverly llotll * hit ItoiiHiple in D in g wood a i|lt.dut spet lallV slioppi owiieil Iiv -Jat kv ( a s o n Old her daughters Dime Hlowii .ilid Mn tielle < asoli I .isbions ran die yanitit Irtnn i asual i lilt to itressy trucks. Fashion i oininentaior was ( eutr.il Humid s mndrhny and linaye yum l.lsa Malle r Hit ol the models was KrisIto.itst.oil a yrantld.itighter ol .te.m i o w l e t t o < tiairman ol the benetlt Kristen Id. and a inpti't. is .i I mmii MIu I blend who itiyyt if at Ihi* heart stnnys nl do pattuus iiii •w tid f**w*lQ &f tlw f N o «N Modols lor the lashion show and also ownors ot Our Boutique aro Jacky Cason (left) and Lauro Brown with the chairm en In Hoot he totddni make enou gh positive tn m iu e n t s .i I h u i I do* s u n ess i>t tin* a n n i.d Iw ui III Whilt the ciilhusiastlt p a t lo lis w ere h a vin g a g u .it day ot inttulyeui e m die I b . o illlliy a lllb la io e at the i tub atiKiny In e n d s an d a s s e t lutes, they i .Used about S5 (KX) lor i .on er rrsrurt It Boothe (loft) and Joan Fowler Standing (from left) Peggy Teten. Calhey Bossed and Martha Yancoy KIWANIS PANCAKES MAKE A DIG H IT Crowds came from tar and near last Saturday to thr Sun told ( ivtr ( enter to attend thr annual pancake (red put on by thr Sanford Klwunis Club. The $.1 donation was well worth the price Patrons stuffed them ­ selves on the light and fluffy i akes topped with dollops of butter and maple svm p and an ompanied by generous por lions ol country* tried pan sau­ sage There was also lots of hot colter and refreshing o r ­ ange drink to complete the meal Whllr we were there, enter­ tainment was provided by the Suniord Middle S< bool band metnlrers wbo pm on a real go o d show Kiw.u as in r m b c r s m a n n ed a silent aut non. b a k e sate and piodtinmarket Bette (iramkow and Hob Durhn wrrr taking up tickets whllr Dr Earl Weldon dispensed roller. \Vr paused to d ia l with my ti inner boss and publisher of Ibe Herald. Walter A. C.lelnw and bis bride of many years, Wlnllred. Hill Jackie Cnolo and her family Irom Dallas made (pitte a splash wearing colorful st rawhats _ a delightful preview of the forthcoming Easier Parade. PILOT CLUB SELLS EASTER BOXES, CAKES The Pilot Club of Sanford ts up to its usual eggs-cel lent sale for Easter Since 1972. the d u b has been selling d eco­ rated egg boxes and take eggs for the scholarship program. H ie decorated e g g b o x e s fea­ ture e ggs cleverly pain ted as ladles, b u n n ie s and downs resting on a small b ox that can be tilled with sm all Items such as candy eggs, jewelry, money or what have you H ie eggs and cakes arc See D ietrich. Page 4C C o m m issio n to host history in te rp re te r, O ld e L a k e M a r y D a y s term ed successful It you vr rvri been on a Held dtp lo Hurbrrvlllr, youve piohahlv seen die man who will be die guesi speaker at the April meeting ot the Lake Mary Historical Commission. Tuck Russell is a Prolesstonal Living Ihstnry Interpreter and a member ol the Society of Workers ol Early Arts and Trades. Tuck Is one of the In­ terpreters who works at Barbervllle. Among other tilings, he may take visitors on a tour of the log cabin or teach them how to make butter When hr visits the Dike Mary Historical Commission, lie will he telling visitors about tools through the ages. People of all ages will enjoy Itndlng out what men did before they had power tools. Tile meeting Is scheduled lor Tuesday. April l-l at the Prank Evans Center In Dike Man*. Social lime and refreshments are at 71’.M and Tuck will speak at 7:110PM. The public Is In viled to attend. Hwatd Phuto t>, s » | S imii M em bers of the 37th Alabam a Infantry, Com pany H OLDE LAKE MARY DAYS A SUCCESS H ie muskets and the cannon wen* working perfectly and the day was rain free. Saturday. Man*h 28 was a great day for the Filth Annual Olde Dike Mary* Days, The turnout be­ tween 10 and H AM was a little sparse, hut after that, the crowd picked up and every­ thing ran smoothly. In the Kids Kumcr, Cub Scout Pack 529 went through IOO pounds o f clay as they let visitors make clay pots to take home. Girl Scout Trooj) 14H went Oirmigh 75 yards of leather lace helping visitors free make bracelets. The zoo was in the Kids Kom rr from IWVIISVMO by Mary KotMl G eorge C. S cott w eaves palm etto Into flow ers 12-2PM and gave visitors a chance to pet a possum, a go­ pher tortoise (who enjoyed walking all over the Kids Korner). a screech owl and a snake, all Florida natives. In the Frank Evans Center, visitors made about 200 can­ dles to lake home and taste tested about 5 pounds of but­ ler. Thunks to the RSVP Haci­ enda Sewers o f Winter Springs, there were plenty of circa IHOO's children's costumes to try* on. Fran Brender took 90 pictures of ehlldren In co s­ tumes on Saturday. Target loaned the Historical Commis­ sion a Polaroid camera and donated Aim for the event. The entertainment was ex eellent as usual. Siemens Tele­ communications and Sunnil.md Corporation sponsored ttu* Florida Strings Bluegruss Hand which played Saturday uhrmoon. Company H of the :i7lh A la ­ bama Infantty thrilled visitors with thrir cannon drills and historical displays. They did an Inrredlhle Job selling up a rraltstlc Civil War encampment. CpI. Alvin Doni said that the only compromise they made In the set-up was to make the avenue between the tents wider Ilian llicy actually would have been lo accommodate llu* visi­ tors. Tlu* Historical Commission was fortunate to receive dona­ tions of breakfast food from Publtx. Winn Dixie and Ein­ stein Bagels to help the ven­ dors start their day oft right. Boy Scout Troop 854 had a great lime with their first year running tin- 10K/5K Race. The race, sponsored bv Columbia Medical Center. Skate 2000 and Safari Sun. drew a very en­ thusiastic crowd. Civic and churches were well represented at the festival. Hu* Dike Mary Seniors sold See Rowell, Page SC --------- k*J’ T1 ~7Z . �4C S M n M Herald. SanVud 1 Guys and dolls gather to test lessons in company manners A bright, sunny afternoon was the setting of an elegant hat and dress tea which was to honor 4- 13-year-old young la ­ dles and gentlemen. The honored guests arrived well-dressed for the afternoon tea. an occasion for the guests to show off their newly learned lessons in etiquette taught by TaJIri School of Performing Arts and Academics Instructor Sheryl Moore. The hostesses for the SUn day. March 21*. 4-5 p.m. affair werr: Jamrlla Jarrells. Jesslyn Hunt. Jamcsha Brinson. Jasryamlnc George and Latressa llaw s. Sipping very elegantly their cups of tea unit crumpets were young ladles Amanats Hayes. Ray'Nell Tillman. Nichole Hrooks. Donall Nlckson. Alyssla Myers. Jamal Simpson. Jessica James. Kcmonte Miller, Jane Brook. Samcrea Muggins. Yesenta Ezell. Bran­ ford Lambert. RjJan Hollis, Exotic decor found in shop OVIEDO WINTER SPRINGS DAWN Florida who have shouldered many i losses and survived the s i r v s - . e s ol theli day lu their own individual ways, this titbUtr was shared hy two of Salt fi Mil's great eomtnnully ser Chat lay Carter. Kina Wynn. Mkbaela Nirksun. and Kridnli Nlckson. Special ttmnka to the par­ ents' catering service and to Mrs Patiala M. Whatley ol ToJU1 Arts. For bookings and en­ tailing your children, call 3241*140. TajIrt Arts Is located at 1511* Palmetto Ave. tn Sanford. A DAY OF GRACE "A Day O f Grace” was to honor great women ol mu local heritage. The sisterhood luncheon honoring AfricanAmerican women o f Central v** c # • % 'r* iy JC > >*' ‘ 1 'm \ S* ’ • "'V vf ;v \ \ ! X j: W > / Sit hi * 1 * m ow wjf pawn avrin The etolebe In Oviedo features a variety ol unique artifacts Irom around the world. Costa Rica is one o f his favor­ ite and most beautiful coun­ tries hr has had the chance to \1sit. But thatfs not the only rcason. " lin y have the most friendly people live ever met In all my truvrls,* he said. Wlien he scouts the treasures and artisans Irom different cul­ tures hr comes in contact with. Belote brings back more than decor. "Yon get to sec bow people Please see Oviedo, Page 7C Dietrich------Continued bom Page 3C available on Saturday. April 4. and Saturday. April 11 at the entrance to Pirblfx In Sanford. For Information, call 523-0253. IOTA IB COMING HOME Friends o f Ntta (Mrs. Herbert Sr.) Moreland will be interested to learn that the funner be­ loved citizen o f Sanford, will be visiting Sanford from April 1420. Nlta lived In Sanford more than 70 years before moving to Austin. Texas where she makes her home with her daughter and son-in-law Shirley and Ralph Cox. According to Barbara Chap­ man. Nila lived tn the same house on Palmetto all those years where she trared hex children. Shirley and the lale Herbert Jr. (S|>ec-d| Moreland. Ntta will celebrate her 98th birthday In November. At one time, she was active In the Santoid Garden Club and is a G radu ates ot e tiq u e lte c la s s h o n o red at ele g a n t a ftern o o n tea women ol our community. “Women ate the m nliirrra ol all life." WELCOME HOME. JOYCE Welcome home tor a few weeks In Navy service lady Joyce Drwrrnce who will hr vtslimg with her mother. Ruby Blake, hrr grandmother, aunts, uncles .md cousins. •Joyce Is im-srntly stationed in Puerto Rico. T h e r e ’s got to be som e w a y to protect u n w an ted kids !\ JENSEN When Dewitt Delete decided to run his own shop, he said things Just fell Into place. The Florida native was tn St. T h o ­ mas helping friends run the forefather o f etolebe called Ba­ nana Dance. While In St. Thomas. Belote finished his Bachelors degree al UCI In mathematics. After Hurricane Marilyn struck in 1995. the shopls owner decided to move back to his store in Miami. Delotc took over Banana Dance and changed the name to etolebe. Etolebe has no known mean­ ing. Belote came up with the name by spelling Ids name backward and adding an e. Recently, the Edgewater High School grad decided to relocate to the College Park area where he grew up'. Belote moved etolebe and opened up the store In Oviedo. *1 saw the growth and things happening In Oviedo.* Bald Beiote. 'And I decided to be a part o f that growth. I liked the area. The market wasnit a l­ ready saturated.* Opened Just two months, etolebe has attracted curious visitors to its new residence with Its interior decor. The unassuming Cascade o f the Oeneva Drive store hides one of the most Interesting, ecletlc decor quite literally In the world. There arc exotic adornments from India, In d o­ nesia. China, and Turkey to name a few. Patrons can find one-of-a kind rugs designed In Austria, handmade In Turkey by Oeba that are sold exclusively at etolebe. Belote can tell visitors a little about the culture each piece that heia imported from because heis been there. He says heis taken great interest in the quality o f the Items he presents to his patrons. ‘ I wanted to have tilings that you wouldn't find In other stores.! Belote said, il wanted the quality to be good, wellmade and be affordable. These axe things you can pass down through generations.* In his travels, Belote said rants Allmease Benlltly, re­ tired educator, nitnimmliy arlin si. wilier and historian was one ol the hnnnrecH. Patitcla Whatley. loi aider and dln-etoi ol Ta|»:i School ol Pei forming A ils and Academics was the olhet. Students a ir laugh) juicin', drama, song, dance, sign language and other studies to im ptovr ilielr cul­ tural. social and religious presentations, as well as, b a l­ let and Jazz movements. Hits hiiiituahlc |iiogiam featnnil Dr. I'eola Muller Dews as the keynote speaker Saturday. Mimdi 21. was a day that many accepted the opportunity to honor a sj»-< lal lady m theli lltr Tltanks to Monlsho Books, etc. lor ibis great tithule to the legacies of Alt lean American long-time member of Sanford's First Baptist Church. Barbara said Nitn Is still In ’ very good health rrnds hooks constantly and does beautiful crafts.* Nlta Is tlying In from Austin wilii Shhlcy and Ralph and util be slaying wlllt her grandson. Ridge Moreland, and his wife. Shelley. Shtiliy and Ralph will la- attending the big 50th reunion of the Seminole High's class ol I94H of which Shirley is a member. DEAR AI1HY: Why is there no place lor people lo safely leave unwanted children and babies? Shouldn't there he a law stating that a child left til a police station or hoNjiituI would he im m ediately uvuilahle for adoption'.’ Alihy, no many children need time, effort, prayer, money, and vis­ ible. vocal adults to help them I'm referring to the many little linen who an- abused, manned, brutally tortures) or left to die horribly alone every year Thin happen- often with unwanted, resented or hated chil­ dren The parents or other legal guardians fee! then- is no other way to get rid of them The deaths an­ nul always intentional, hut the abuse is The Mlories haunt me a bnhy girl, unwanted by both parents, whose hurtled body was left in u garbage dump in the desert, u welldressed luiby pulled out o f Sun Francisco liny; a newborn infant left hrslde an Infrequently traveled road; another hahy left m bushes near a playground And a mother who buckled her children into car seats and rolled the car into a lake' These are not predators who take children from their homes, out of yurds or tiff the- streets They arc mothers, fathers, or the lovers of the legal guardians who do these terrible things What of the teen mother who can't cope with being a child herself, let alone Is-mg a motlier? The abu­ sive father who can't rope with his own life, let alone the demands of a child? Tlie grandparents who. hav­ ing raised their own children, find themselves in the twilight of their lives trying to raise a grandchild? These are people who don't want to admit to themselves or to society at large that it's easier, sometimes even a relief, to destroy the baby in their cure. If parents or caregivers could leave these children at a ‘ safe place* with no questions asked — and no efTort to pruoecute them for abandonment — perhaps fewer children would die. As it is now, law enforcement is compelled by law to truck these peo­ ple down. It's left for strangers to grieve fur these children. I know this letter is unprintable, but I just had to give vent to this. The burned hahy left in the desert haunts me like no other. DOROTHY L. MILLER, PITTSBURG, CALIF. DEAR DOROTHY: Thank you for your heartfelt letter. Crisis nurseries that provide respite care for stressed-out caregivers exist In some cities, and Fm told a small percentage of the chil­ dren left in them are a b a n ­ doned each year. B efore the law a can ba changed, aociety’e attitude toward parents who relinquish children neede to change, eo that parents and caregivers are not perceived ae “bad" f o r p l ie ing children for adoption. There are waye to eafely su rren d er children — adoption placement services; however, until people are no longer etlgmatised for doing eo, a percentage of these children w ill be abused, and some will die. 1 know that a number of peo­ ple who work with battered and traum atised children quietly agree with your propoeed solu­ tion. H ow ever, until parent* who are unable to fulfill the Ide­ alised role of parenting are no longer condemned for adm it­ ting It, nothing will change. DEAR Ait BY: Some months ago you asked your readers to define ‘ elderly.* That prompted me to write this poem: RrlALITY CHECK I feel young and full of pep, Rushing hither and yon. BEVERLY IN DENVER DEAR B E V E R LY: An rsc elli-nl suggestion. Thank you for this th o u g h tfu l re m in d e r w e ran all use. ADVICE % A B IG A IL VA N BUREN A to Z H AIR STUDIO & B O U TIQ U E Enjoying every passing day Seldom wia-hegiinr Until the daily news proclaims ‘ Elderly Woman Hit by Car * And I am halted in my trucks. My pleasant world ajar Forced to fare reality — That ‘ elderly* woman is younger than me* ELIZABETH VAN I jOAN, BRADENTON, FLA BEAR MH. 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That quilt, which is a miniature history o f Seminole County, will be raffled off on April 25. Once ugaln. the Historical Commission was very grateful to have the support of the Mayor and the commission. I‘crimps the only really disap­ pointing thing all day was the lack o f television media cover­ with God and Mo pint age. None o f news departments .at any o f the television sta­ tions. Including Lake Mary's own television station, sent representatives to cover the event. REUQIOUB RECOGNITIONS AT OLDE LAKE MART DATS The second highest award a Girl Scout can cam Is her Sil­ ver Award. In January, Heather Wolfe held a Religious Recogni­ tion workshop for 22 Brownies and 1 Cub Scout. Heather chose this as her Silver project because she wanted to teach younger girls about God and how Hr works In their lives. The girls attending the w ork­ shop earned their God and Me pin, the hoy cum rd the God and Country medul. At Olde Lake Mary Days, ihr recognitions were awarded. Dr. Kevin Chubb o f Celebration Church, who sponsored the project, pinned Heather with her Mentor pin. Heather, in turn, pinned the five girls who helped act as mentors during the workshop. The mentors ihen pinned the girls and boy they had helped. The Religious Recognition Is the only nonGirl Scout Insignia that can he worn on the front of the Girl Scout vest/sash. �8C ?.• ' <i p Hpfatcl S<Vt<0*d Fk'fHtl SurxliH Apn! 5 I99H Health & Fitness C a ffe in e can give you m o re than a b u zz Uy A lyce Klein KM SPECIAL TO THE HERALD ATTENTION PARENTS How To Survive The Teenage Years (A n d maybe even enjoy them//) Send S A S E and S3 00 (check ot money order) to 2 Moms, P.O. BOX 953203, Lake Mary, fl 32795 Uheihcr U* t frudnrvi trip, honeymoon, animmiry. or other engagcmoni. we have travel deals youll rralty lose! H rH — I Jl F/rstChoice r ia n t, t mc 'Lake Man i Tour <- Cruise Speeiatiils' In The Shoppes at lake Mar> C orner o f Lake Mary Hhd, ft Country Club Road r P ain le ss A 330*6252 E ye D rop n e sth e sia J (> i i -('< f f ’ i • ! .Dr Konrad FUutowska'i patients benefit from hi* experience utilizing this most 1 adyawted m tw>q— kn eeUraci removal. THERE IS A DIFFERENCE in caUmcl surgery and hensu what i|means lor you. NO INJECTIONLOWER RISK N O PATCH Ese drop anesthesia eliminates all tn)avtloru around the ey e and there!ore eliminates the ink ol Needing assottuled with tngsrtions N O ST IT C H Only sell-seating murosurgteal Incision Is used Using these advanced techniques means no patches ami usually no post-operative restriction* N O B R U ISIN G There I* no bruising of the sldn around the eye N O FEAR .. because there are no needles NO PAIN Eye drop anesthesu eliminate* all discomfort associated with tnyectioru IN S T A N T V IS IO N Vision usually returns for Dr. FUutosvsid * patients within minute* after surgery. EXPERIENCE IS THE DIFFERENCE. Dr Konrad FUutowtkJ is one of the nation's must experienced rye surgeons utilizing painless eye drop anesthesia for the removal of cataracts There Is simply no substitute for this experience, meaning you can depend on Dr Ftlutowsid and his professional staff In provide you with unparalleled commitment and care aa they work to Improve your viaIon far mart Information and afire tidto on calarmt rrmoiat Filutowski Cataract & Laser Institute Call 1-800-EYE EXAM Sprinkler Problems? we’ve been solving them since 1878 Broken Heads Malfunctioning Controls Back Flow Installation Leaking Pipes Old System Rehabilitation Additions & Alterations P ro fessio n al L an d scap e C o n tra c tin g 678-8506 Ask for Wayne Wissmann, ext. 250 their caffrlne content are as follows: Vlvarln 200 mgs, Maximum Strength NoDoz 200 nigs. Top-Care 200 mgs. Extra Strength Excederln 05 mgs. and Anacln 32 mgs. Caffetnc Intoxication produces num er­ ous effects which usunliy orrur after In­ gestion of approximately 250 mgs. Som e' effects are restlessness, nervousness, e x ­ citement. Irritability. Insomnia, frequent urination, Insomnia, flushrd face, and g a s-.' trolntrsllnal disturbance. An overdose of caffrlne wilt lie unpleasant hut It probably will not kill you or cause permanent dam-' age. A lethal dose Is 10 grams, although there Is one case which documents » i r vlval alter Ingesting 24 grams. Caffeine Is an addlrtlve drug and a tol-cnuice Is established with chronic con­ sumption. It takes higher doses over tim e A 5 oz. cup of coffee contains GO HO mgs and 5 oz. of tea contains 20-00 mgs. to rx|>rr1cniT I he side effects o f the drug. II addiction to callclne Is established Hie amount of caffeine In mgs. found In some common foods, as listed In Howes frredom from It's hold on your dally rou­ and Church's Food Values Is as lallows: 1 tine can he realized by weaning It off slowly. Compare the caffetnc content of oz baking chocolate 8-25, H oz chocolate milk 8. I oz Cadbury candy liar 15, 80 g varluus food nntl tievrrage Items and lake fudge mousse 12. and I envelope hot c o ­ In less o f the drug each day until with­ drawal symptoms abate. If you continue co. i mix 5. to use culfelnaled products regularly, A typical "stay-awake" pill has around monitor how much you consume and be100 mgs caffeine. Some examples of pills taken to Increase mental alerlness and ware of It's uncumroitahlr side effecta. Caffrlne Is one of (hr world’s most commonly used psychoactlvc drugs. Americans typically consume caffeine liy way of colTce or tea with an average con ­ sumption o f 2 1 1 tug. (milligrams) per day. Most people rely on rnlfrtne to Increase tliclr mental alertness and to lirlp them maintain a higher level o f energy. There are significant side effects from large doses of caffeine. It Is addictive an*! missed dally "d oses" of the drug can result In withdrawal headaches. Accenting to God's Way to Ultimate Health by G. M.ilkmns and M. Dye. "Caffeine causes many problems for the body, including Increased Incidence ol bladder and stomach cancer, raises blood pressure and Increases heart rale, aggra­ vates diabetes.... Increases tnrnopausal and premenstrual syndmme symptoms*. The following Is a list of the caffeine con ­ tent In milligrams (mgs) per 12 ounce (uz| can of soda according to the National Soil Drink Association: Jolt 100, Ml. Dew fib, Mcllo Yellow fib. Tab 47. Coke 40. Shasta 44, Dr. Pepper 40, Pepsi 37. Diet Pepsi 35. RC Cola 30. Diet Rite 30, Canada Dry 30. and Diet Canada Dry 1.2. F.V.I ...and Vour Health TIP O F TH E W E E K Taking the sting out o l stings C ourtesy of B ILL T R Q C H L E L L - Fitness Expert Beach travelers should know first-aid for Jellyfish stings b e ­ fore heading for the water. "If you're stung by a Jellyfish. Immediately rinse the skin with saltwater.* said Dr. Wayne J. Riley, director of the Travel M edicine Service at Baylor College o f Medicine In Houston. "Don't use fresh w a ­ ter. because the change In salt concentration can stimulate Uie release o f toxins.* • • Avoid applying Ice or rub blug the skin. Insleud. soak the skin with vinegar, rubbing ulcohol, unseasoned meat tendertzer or baking soda. Then remove Jellyfish tentacles with forceps. Wear gloves or take other precautions to avoid touching the tentacles with bare hands. Apply shaving cream or a paste o f baking soda, sand or mud and shave the affected area with a razor, knife or other sharp object, such as a clamshell. Soak the skin with vinegar or other derontamlnant another 15 mlnulcs. Afterward, you can apply a hydrocortisone lotion twice a day to minimize swelling and Itching. Riley said. ' ______ What Should I Wear to Work Out?______ ; The best workout wear should be evaluated on comfort. Some people like wearing sweats, baggy shirts, shorts, or spandex. When you are looking for a workout outfit you want something that is not going to restrict your range of motion. That is why some peo* ' pie like to wear either baggy clothing or spandex, whichever make you feel comfortable! ■• Keep in mind, when coming to the gym, getting in shape is the real reason for being there. Simple Solutions to Tough W eight Loss Suddtn death gene identified The gene responsible for Idiopathic ventricular fib rilla ­ tion (IVF) lias been discovered by researchers at Baylor Col­ lege o f Medicine In Houston. IVE. a heart rhythm disorder that has caused the deaths o f such famous athletes as Reggie Lewis. Hank Gathers and Pete Maravlch, often strikes the young juid otherwise healthy. Each year. IVF causes m ore than 300.000 sudden deaths tn the U.S. alone. The findings, published In thr March 19 Issue o f Nature, were reported by researchers Drs. Qulg Wang and Jeffrey A Towbln. "Tills dlscovety Is likely to lead to early Identification of Individ uala at risk for sudden death and lead to the devel­ opment o f new therapies, p o ­ tentially saving many lives in the future.* sold Towbln. a p e­ diatric cardiologist at Baylor and Texas Children's Hospital In Houston. Towbln Is also dlPleiss * N Oca*. Pag* 7C A weekly column by CAROL FREEMAN Health and Fifties* Consultant Q Every day is the start of a new diet. By 9 a.m. I've blown It and say "What the heck, today s ruined. I'll start over tomorrow." A: I do want to commend you for starting again every day. However, you've got the What-The-Hcck syn­ drome. A declaration that It's hope* less, which Is usually followed by eating everything In sight. And I sus­ pect this has been going on for years. The dangerous thing Is that even though you say "it's hopeless", the real message Is "I’m hopeless", and that belief is far more damaging than the few extra calorics. Letton #1: Lighten up on yourself. By. : expecting perfection in everything:', you do, you’re placing your standard* ;• too high and setting yourself up fo r • continuos feelings of failure. 1 know-* you’re Just trying to ’do your best’ - at1' 1 everything. But It’s unrealistic. I'll let . you In on a well kept secret. None o f the rest of us are perfect either. No one! Lesson #2: Lower your standards.' Aim for pretty good'. I want you to dor • pretty good at eating 2 fruits and 3 vegetables a day. Then when you get J the hang of that, I want you to do ' pretty good at cutUng your Junk food' portions In half. F D A approves new test for prostate cancer: Special to the Herald A new blood test that more accurately detects prostate cancer has been ap­ proved by the Food and Drug Adm inistra­ tion (FDA). Known as the "Free PSA* test, this screening device can help determ ine whether men actually have prostate can ­ cer or Just u benign prostate condition. Baylor College o f Medicine In Houston was one o f Bcven medical centers across Uie nation tliat conducted clinical trials o f the test, which received FDA approval March I I . T h e Free PSA test should reduce the number of unnecessary prostate biopsies and ease the anxiety o f many men at risk for prostate cancer,* said Dr. Kevin Slawtn. who directed the clinical trials at the Department o f Urology's Baylor Pros­ tate Center. High levels of prostate specific antigen (PSA), a protein produce by the prostate, can Indicate prostate cancer. But they also can result from noncancerous condi­ tions. A PSA level o f zero to four is considered no or little risk of cancer. A level greater than 10 Is associated with a high risk. But men whose total PSA teat measures between four and 10 are tn a 'gray diag­ nostic zone,* sold Slawtn. director o f the Baylor Prostate Center. T h is moderately high level might or might not be due to cancer.* Because nearly all prostate cancers that are detected before the cancer has spread outside the prostate can be cured, many lients with a moderately elevated PSA ve undergone biopsies In an effort to de­ lect cancers at the earliest stage possible. The FREE PSA test was designed os a follow-up test to the total PSA test. *U ts expected to spare many men an uncom­ fortable and costly biopsy when the test results Indicate the moderately high PSA level Is due to benign prostatic h yper­ plasia, a common swelling o f the prostate In older men. rather than cancer.’ Slawtn said. Clinical trials o f the FREE PSA test d e ­ C tected 95 percent o f prostate cancers. T h o 'r cancers not Identified by the test were. more likely to be small and not life-,*., threatening. The American Cancer Society estimates that 184.500 American men will be dlag** ■ nosed with prostate cancer this year, and*1'* more than 39,000 will be killed. **•*' the prostate Is a walnut-sized sex gland >, In men that makes the fluid that carries:’. ! sperm. Surgery ts the standard treatment *'*, for prostate cancer, the second leading.J. cause of cancer deaths In men. Clinical trials o f the Free PSA test ln-Vvolvcd 773 men between the ages o f SO ’ and 75 who had total PSA levels between , four and 10 and non-susplcious digital rectal exams. The test was developed by i Hybrttcch Incorporated, a subsidiary o f . " Beckman Coulter In Fullerton, Calif. • Editor's note: The Hybritech Free PSA test Is available at the Baylor Prostate *7 Center. For more Information about the ’ test, patients can call the center at ( 7 1 4 )'' 798-5050. I �Seminole Herald, Sanhxd. Flooda • Sunday, April 5,IB M • TO Lake M a ry student gets $$$ for school, from employer O v iedo Page 4C • Shnpe Cenlrr Foundation, which was created by Cathy, the co-op scholarship has been awarded to <181 employees since 1984. Special to the Herald [ IJVKK MARY - The Chlck-fll-A i chain crlrbrntrs Its 25th year of awarding Its restaurant em ­ ployees with $1,000 scholar­ ships that hnvr totaled nearly $12.8 million. Grunting more than $800,000 o f this total In 1997 alone, the program r e ­ flects the Atlanta-based chain's sincere commitment to youth and education. Lake Mary resident Brian Kearney has been added to Chtck-fll-A's distinguished scholarship recipient list which lias grown to more than 12.800 restaurant employees. Kearney was nominated by his employer Dennis Kramer. O p­ erator of the Lake Mary Uoulcvan) free-standing Chlck-fll-A restaurant where more than $10,000 lias been awarded In scholarships--bringing the t e ­ nd In Florida to more than $1.1 million. Kearney Is cur­ rently attending Seminole Community College In San­ ford. *One of our nation's greatest assets In our youth,* said Chlck-fll-A Inc. Founder S. Truett Cathy, who established the Team Member Scholarship program 25 years ago and awardrd the first scholarship In 1973. ‘ Investing In em ployres such as Ilrlan Is an In­ vestment In a stronger, more secure future built on a solid foundation of a good educa­ tion.* jin 1990 the program was renamed the Chlck-fll-A Lrad] rrshlp Scholarship to place a greater emphasis on em ployr fs demonstrating leadership cpiallties and skills necessary ip be successful In life. In or­ der to be eligible, an em ployee must complete their high fuhool education; remain ac­ tive In their school and com ­ munity: demonstrate a solid mt ■ ^ ITm t * - - J - »J *— — HiTMO m w O Df •CtfWKM rwWWUl Brian Kearney has been added to Chlck-M-A's distinguished scholarship re­ cipient list. work ethic and good team­ work; and possess strong lead­ ership abilities and a desire to surreed. The expanded scholarship program also enables restau­ rant employees to be eligible tor Chirk 111 A s Truett Cnthy Scholarship which provides an uddlllonul $1,000 to the top 25 leadership Scholarship r e ­ cipients for the year. Also available are $16,000 scholarships to llerry College 111 Rome. Ga. Jointly funded through llerry and the Wln- s your home, sweet home? By Dr. M P u to deed. violence is cited os the ; FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH cause of divorce In 22 perrrnt R " MARKHAM WOODS of m lddlr class marriages* (Ibtd.l. Home is the fundamental According to the American .base of operation for most all Medical Association, .. more one does. Many sociologist p. , .Shan 1 million womeif seek psychologists, and l ■soiDtual. medical help as a result o f la -. leaders affirm the great Im p or­ Juries Inclined from domestic tance of peace and serenity In violence. Onr-lhlrd o f all the home. If a home tacks the women murdered annually are ‘ sweetness* o f right direction killed by a husband or exand behavior In love, peace, husband. a boyfriend, or excommunication, mutual sup­ boyfriend. port and understanding, the The scope of domestic home and society will sense violence the 111 effects. It Is near Impos­ ’ Abuse ran lake many forms, sible for one to be In heavy ranging from name-culling to turmoil at home and not be manipulation to breaking greatly restricted In produc­ promises an a rrgular basis tivity and cffecttvencaa In the and refusing to share In family work place and/or at school. responsibilities. It may Involve Every Individual Is a vital part economic abuse (refusing to of the family and every family let another person work or ts a part o f the social order. Each Individual making up so­ have money), dm g or alcohol abuse, harassment, intim ida­ ciety may be thought o f as a tion or destruction o f personal stitch in the whole fabric of property. It also may Involve society. *When one stitch threats to harm the other per­ frays, the fabric Is weakened. son. sexual violence, physical When several stitches fray, the violence and use o f weapons to fabric tears. And when most of frighten. Injure or kill a per­ the stitches fray, the fabric disintegrates.* (Dennis Rainey. son* (’ Domestic vtolence-whal *the Battle for the Family,* Fo­ ts It? Baptist Message). cus on the Fdm ily). Abuse Is u term generally "The sound of stitches fray­ used o f a spouse to a spouse, or a spouse to children. How­ ing ts heard every day: An an­ guished wife discovers her ever. It operates In the realm husband's adultery; a teenage o f children abusing parents. girl looking for love gets p reg ­ Hits ranges from disobedience nant: another father leaves to parrnth- even ' to physical home. These are the sounds of death. None of Die above America's tattered families, makes for a ’ home, sweet firsthand witnesses to the home.* rapid decline and relentless What makes home sweet? disintegration o f our culture’ The answer Is not something (Ibid). novice or new. but aomethlng Contrtbutino to lack ol tried and foundational. God. 'swaatnatf' In tha home who gave us life, created man Domestic violence Is s heavy and woman establishing the contributing factor to unrest foundation for children and faintly. He did not stop at in families. This behavior creation, however, but gave causes Injury, sorrow, and wholesome principles by en fatality to parents and which one lives. The Initiation children. It is the major cause o f tiie family and home by God o f Injury to women ‘ ranking was Indeed ’ sweet.’ The ahead o f automobile accidents, ‘ home* acts out o f Its created mtigglngs and rapes-order when frustration, ha­ combined...* (’ Domestic vio ­ tred. violence and discord lence-how bad?* Bapttst M es­ abound. God gave us princi­ sage. Alexandria, LA). ples (His Word) to help ua sur­ ’ Compared to males, women vive in a hostile world. Ood experience more than 10 also conveys that those who times as many Incidents o f honor and obey Ilia Word are violence at the hands o f a blessed (good example: Psalm oved one. In an average year, 1). Thirdly, the family Is es­ almost 575,000 women are tablished to pass God's truth rlctlms o f violence at the from one generation to an­ lands o f someone Intimate to other? hem. The numbers for mcn-*)/e decreed statutes fo r J a ­ ust leas than 40,000 each cob and established the law in car, Israel, which he commanded ’ Each year, medical ex­ our forefathers to leach their penses from domestic violence children, so the next generation otal aa much as $5 billion. mould know I hem, even the Uso. studies estimate that children yet to be bom. and justnesses face losses o f an­ they in lum would tell their other $100 million aa a result children. Then they would put of lost wages, sick leave, abtheir trust In God and would nteetsm and nonnot forget his deeds but would productivity. The problem la keep his commands. They not limited by social class. In­ Chlck-fll-A recipients have used their scholarships to at­ tend approximately 1.400 In­ stitutions of higher learning across North America, and are present In almost every p r o ­ fession and field of endeavor-from ministers to engineers to veterinarians. In fact, m ore thnn 30 perrrnt o f Chlck-fllA's restaurant Operators are scholarship recipients. *A perfect example o f what one cun accomplish by work­ ing hard nnd being com m itted Is our very first scholarship winner lairry Jackson, who graduated from Georgia insti­ tute of Technology and cur­ rently holds a [imminent man­ agement position with a te le ­ communications equipment manufacturer.* said Cathy. "Today we try to teach our employees the same skills Larry exemplified 25 years ago so that they can make a differ­ ence wherever they go In the world.* To pay tribute to scholarship recipients and to mark the company's $10 million schol­ arship milestone, Chlck-fll-A unveiled a 23-foot arched sculpture In 1995 entitled ‘ Climb with Care and Confi­ dence.* The bronze piece Is lo ­ cated In downtown Atlanta and depicts people reaching up­ ward, being helped by and helping pllier work toward a better future. Chlck-fll-A Inc. Is the na­ tion's thlrd-largest, quickservice chicken restaurant company with more than 760 restaurants In 35 states and Durban. South Africa. The company plans to award nearly 1.000 leadership Scholarships amounting to $1 million In 1998. He Joined the Sheriffs Office tn 1993, where ills Job was to alert area media about crim e and other activities concerning the drpartment. And then, near 50. lie couldn't put Ills drrnin on hold any longer. ’ I'm Just grateful for the op­ homt comas portunity the sheriff gave me. by farmty reformation There's not as much Job op­ Dennis Rainey reminds us in portunity for people over 40.* his book One Home at a Time lie says. that the Protestant Reform a­ Chief Deputy Steve Harriett, tion was a return to the Word a law enforcement veteran of God as a standard o f theol­ who Is past 40. says new depu­ ogy and living. Thus. ’ In the ties who are older are a big as­ same way today, a Family Ref­ set to any depart men l. ormation will begin when peo­ "The best law enforcement ple reshape their marriages agency Is a representation r e ­ and families (live) according to flective o f the community. the truths rrvrulrd In the Bi­ That Includes a broad mix of ble.* Tlie following four ethnic, gender, and age in o r­ 'pillars’ arc given as the basts der to be sensitive to the of Information: , needs of the community.* ’ Pillar No. I; Personal Re­ McDonough's first arrest in­ pentance and Purity. Wc must volved a 77-year-old man ac­ become broken and contrite In cused of shoplifting. But he heart tf we arc to truly experi­ quickly graduated to chasing a ence the presence and power carjacker and he has had to of God. From the ashes o f per­ draw his gun on a suspect. sonal repentance, God forglvrs *1 didn't take this Job to get mid refashions a new Indlvldhurt or killed. I rely on my ual-B-one who seeks to obey training to minimize danger.* His will In all o f life. God. And according to Harriett, through the guiding power o f the life experience gained with the Holy Spirit, then takes and age coupled with that training turns the rcpenlcr Into a r e ­ will make McDonough an Ideal former--a family reformer. deputy. "Pillar No. 2: The Sacred *!t feels good to be on the Covenant o f Marriage. Keeping other side. I have even m ore a marriage covenant is more respect for the law.* than Just pledging to remain McDonough says. *l'm doing married. It also Involves mak­ what I wanted to do. to help ing a holy promise to God and people, maybe save someone's your spouse to care for, love life. All I can say to people who and remain faithful to you r want to change careers at 50 spouse for life. It means mak­ is to go for It. Don't let your ing your marriage all that God age be your barrier.’ Intended It to be. ’ Pillar No. 3: Sanctity of God-Ordatncd Rules. A Family Reformation will not occur without recognition o f the unique, biblically prescribed responsibilities of men and women tn the marriage rela­ tionship. Among other tilings, the Bible champions the hus­ band's role as a servant leader and the wife's role as a lover helper. Tragically, many Christian men have failed to lead, love and serve their wives. Many Christian women, too. recognize their failure to lovingly support and encour­ age their husbands and to nur­ ture their children. Think about that! Gene- Herald wants to ? ■ hear fromYOUI Call us with your news tips and event information for Longwood, Winter Springs and Oviedo. Continued from Page 6C rector for pediatric cardiology research at Baylor. The newly Identified gene, a sodium channel gene In the heart known as SCN5A. may tie abnormal In 50 percent o f family members and often goes undiagnosed. The result­ ing IVF causes the heart to beat very rapidly and erra tic­ ally. which results In no blood being pumped to the brain and the rest o f the body, causing sudden death. "In many eases, the problem Is due to a genetic abnormal­ ity, leaving family members at risk for the same untimely outcome.* said Wang, an assis­ tant professor o f pediatrics. 322-2611 COHWCCnOH H OTW W e ’r e f t In today's tabloid ad, back cover pries of 34.99, diapiaysd next to tha photo of DocfcarS* pants (514-5e00), la corracL However, tha price of 24.99 shown with tha key “C* In tha copy column is incorrect. Tha conset price is 34.99. Wa are sorry for tha error and inconvenience. S o ld ' — 322-2611 ----- r Seminole Herald JC Fenney MagicTech Computers, Inc. 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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>, April 05, 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/ea74c086c986d132bf31dfa368b164f4.pdf e9d2ab5647976265a5abf322b013c657 PDF Text Text P A G E 3A PA G E 4A G o whole hog for C am p Challenge Express your opinions in guest columns and letters ATHLETIC TRAINER...SPORTS 1B STATS AWARD FOR LAKE IN S ID E 50 C e n ts W E D N E S D A Y A P R IL 29, 1998 90th Y E A R , No. 177 New county motto: Hang on to your receipts By R o m W h it* HERALD STAFF WRITER SEMINOLE COUNTY - The county comm is­ sioners gave a helping hand to Seminole C om ­ munity College Tuesday and then went to school on one o f their own. By a 5-0 vote, the commission gave tentative approval to a 180-acre satellite SCC campus north of Oviedo. On with education. By a 3-0 vote, the commission amended an old ordinance and created a tougher travel receipt policy that amounted to a resounding thumbs Ar i * A l*11.$ • * •{> i*jV down to District 3 Commissioner Dick Van Der Welde In his efforts to get back $1,082 that Clerk of the Court Maiyanne Morse withheld from his paychecks. Van Der Wctde and Morse have been locked In a legal battle that began after the commissioner returned from a business trip to Europe tale last summer. Morse maintains Van Der Welde was not authorized to make the London portion o f the trip and that he did not bring back re­ ceipts for meals. Citing the ordinance the commission passed that allowed $50 In meals per diem. Van Der • ; i* f * 4 t * *, . • ,& |{ ■ P ark site investigated ‘Pete ’ Knowles Service Award Good honored McLain said. Each of the commissioners has given deposi­ tions In the case. "Now." Commission Chairman Randy Morris said, "this commission has been removed from the equation. Dick Van Der Welde can't use It as an excuse that he lost his re­ ceipts.” Mrl.nln made a motion Tuesday that would require receipts of county officials on all trips and another that would rescind the 1907 ordi­ nance that created confusion on travel. "We're accountable like anyone else." ComP ltiM I n Cosaty, Fags 3A Help is ju st a phone call awav By Nick P felfau f HERALD STAFF WRITER By N lek M e 11aof HERALD STAFF WRITER SANFORD • Michael J. Good became the 14th winner o f the annual Warren E. "Pete" Knowles Service Award Monday. The award was presented on unanimous approval of a resolution by the d ty commission. According to the wording o f the resolution. Good has performed many services for the citizens of the city including sponsoring Seminole County Pony Baseball. Longwood Babe Ruth League, Pop Warner Youth Foot­ ball and cheerleading in Lake Mary. He has been a member o f the Board of Di­ rectors for South Seminole Christian Sharing Center. Sanford Rescue Outreach Mission, a member o f the Private Business Association. Greater Sanford Chamber o f Commerce and others. In his earlier days, he made the All Bowden Team at Florida State University and was Inducted into Seminole County Sports Hall or Fame for 1989. In other awards, he was the recipient of Please I n Ossd. Fags $A Welde said that receipts were not necessary. There has been confusion about what the com ­ missioners actually had passed. T h ere shouldn't be confusion." Commissioner Daryl McLuIn said today. Ttrcclpls arc neces­ sary and Dick Van Der Welde Is no exception. He has Intentionally been Hying to mislead the board." After study o f the board's taped meetings. McLain said he could not find evidence that Van Der Welde was authorized to go to London. His trip was approved for Holland. "Whatever he did In London was on his own not for the county." SANFORD - The city plans to continue looking Into the pos­ sibility of establishing a lakefront park on properly Imme­ diately north o f the Seminole Herald office, which would be surrounded by U.S. Highway 17-92. North French Avenue and Fulton Street. Meanwhile some area citi­ zens have Indicated they may fight to keep Fort Mellon Park as the city's lakcfront park. Michael J. Good was awarded the Warren E. "Pate* Knowles Service Award Monday night by Mayor Larry Dais at the Bantord City Commission mealing. With Good for the presentation was his wile Bonnie and children Chelsea and Bobby. "I've spoken to a number of people regarding whether or not a park near the Herald along the lakcfront might be a good replacement for Fori Mellon Park.* said Mayor Larry Dale, "and some said yes while others said no. so I don't really have a feeling about It either way.* With the ball fields at Fort Mellon Park to be relocated Please See Fork. Fags SA Adult fines to help troubled youngsters By Rasa W hits HERALD STAFF WRITER SEMINOLE COUNTY - There is currently $35,700 available in the Substance Abuse Trust Fund that Seminole County began collecting in Ones 4 years ago • and some o f It is targeted to the county's Prosecution for Youth Program (P.A.Y.). Anyone guilty o f a misdemeanor in which the unlawful use o f drugs or alcohol was involved, has chalked up $15 • $1 for the Clerk o f the Court and $14 that was deposited in a trust fund to be used by lo ­ cal public or private agencies for sub­ stance abuse prevention. Intervention or treatment services. On Tuesday, the Board of Seminole County Commissioners approved moving $10,000 of the trust fund money Into P.A.Y. which is getting 50- percent more referrals than It did a year ago. Jean JefTcoat, the P.A.Y. manager, said that the requested funds will allow P.A.Y. to provide approximately 5 counseling sendees each to 50 additional clients. She said the number of clients has grown dra­ matically since the opening o f the new Ju­ venile Assessment Center. 'M ore Juveniles are being held accountable for their a c­ tions." JefTcoat said. P.A.Y. extends Its services to delinquent juveniles referred from the State Attorney’s Office. These clients (mostly first-time o f­ SANFORD - Devereux Flor­ ida Treatment Network's p r o ­ posed charter school In San­ ford was approved Tuesday by the Seminole County School Board. The school, a treatment center for emotionally dis­ turbed children, la planned on AT&T Wirelots Service is distributing 9 ceSutar phones to Neighborhood Watch Coordinator* in connection with the Seminole County Sheriff's Office Community Oriented Policing Program. The phones were handed out Monday. April 27. Here. Richard Kay of the Crtne Prevention Unit demonstrates with a telephone aa Rose Davie, the coordinator for the Seminole Garden Apartments, looks through the material that comes with the phone. 350 to receive G E D diplom as tonight IN BR IEF Chaittr school passotf fenders). along with the families receive counseling, treatment and 'education. Is­ sues covered include cycles of addiction, anger management and Impulse control. "These funds were put away for this pur­ pose," Commissioner Dick Van Der Welde said. *Now Is the time to do something. It makes sense to have It used properly." Commission Chairman Randy Morris said he was pleased that the Juvenile A s­ sessment Center was able to gel so many youngsters headed over for help before they became a more violent offender. Early Intervention In their lives was a must. Less than 14 percent o f the Juveniles who com ­ plete the P.A.Y. and Department of Justice H u n tss Fey, Fags SA a 26-acre site off Lake Mary Boulevard. The new educational facility la the eecond charter school authorized In Seminole County, it la expected to han­ dle approximately 100 stu­ dents considered emotionally After theft, 135 w ill have to wait until testing resumes Frees tuff Reports SANFORD • While GED testing Is temporarily sus­ pended In Florida, because testa were stolen from one testing center In the Panhan- die. approximately 350 com ­ munity members who have successfully completed the GED program between No­ vember 1997 and February 1998 will be honored tonight at a special ceremony In the Seminole Community College Health building. College spokesman Robert Lyles said those people re­ ceiving diplomas were not af­ fected by the theft o f testing material from the Okaloosa- Donations make a difference for Safehouse By Shari Bzedle HERALD FEATURE EDITOR SEMINOLE COUNTY - Imag­ ine the bill for providing food, toiletries, electricity and water to a household o f more than 30 women and children. The estimated operational budget for Safehouae o f Semi­ nole, the county's only domes­ tic violence shelter, la ap­ proximately $280,000, with the largest part o f this amount government coming from ’ HRS certified shelter __ i 2 years ago to provide Iter, counseling, case man­ agement. and crisis Interven­ tion. Safehouae has the capac­ ity to shelter 38 victims and their children and they usually stay for 6 weeks. While grants and foundations contribute in a large part to the operation o f the shelter, Safehouae depends on contri­ butions to make up a differ­ ence o f approximately $65,500. One group which has taken on a part o f that task la the Heathrow Women's Club. The club will hold Its largest fund-raiser o f the year tonight, a fashion show to be held at the Country Club at Heathrow. Proceeds o f the show will benefit 5 charities the club has identified; Safehouse. Sanford Middle School ‘ Adopt A School*, the Lake Mary Heath­ row Festival o f the Arts. Semi­ nole Community College scholarships and Lisa Merlin House. The Heathrow Women's Club has been an ongoing source o f donations for us.* ask! Laurie Kemp, education coordinator for Safehouae. The club first presented Safehouse with a check for $1,100 at the May 1997 Gen­ eral Membership Meeting. The funds went toward covering the utility bill which averages $800 a month. In addition to do­ nating 40 percent o f the money It haa raised In the 1997-98 fiscal year, which Includes the proceeds from the fashion show, U la providing $800 per quarter toward the electric bill through the generosity of Longwood Ltncoln-Mercury. *lt Just means that general funds can be used for other programs,* said Kemp. The club also collects tn-klnd contributions for the shelter. Each month members are asked to bring specific Items to the general membership meeting, to be given to the shelter. Kemp said they have received linens, hair products and cosmetics, to be used by the residents, through this program. In December, there were 0 babies In residence and desperately-needed ' diapers were donated by the club. Sponsored by Longwood Lin­ coln-Mercury, th e} second charity fashion show will fea­ ture the best In spring fashions presented by Our Boutique, of Longwood, and Adriana's, o f Winter Park. The evening in­ cludes a buffet o f champagne punch, hors d'oeuVres. deli­ cious desserts, coffee and tea. There will also be a silent Lauds Kemp, education coordinator for Safshouss of Semlnoie. wM speak tonight at the Heathrow Woman's Club chsrily fashion show. Walton Community College testing center. Testing was suspended statewide Friday, when the theft waa discovered. Teals taken between April 10 and Haase See OKO, F u r SA �2A ■Sttmnde HetaU. SanforvJ Fkvxti • Wednesday, Apnl 29. '998 Daylily show a May 2 event LOCAL FOR ECAST Couple fills life with colorful flowers, judging events TIDES Today: Partly cloudy. Highs tn the mill 80s. Lows near 70. W ednesday: Thunderstorms. Highs In the mid 80s. laiws In the low-709. Friday: Afternoon thunderstorms. Highs tn the low-SOs. Lows In the mid-60s. Saturday: Afternoon thunder storms. Highs In the upper-70s. IjOWS In the low 60s. EXTENDED W EDNESDAY P tc ld y 84 70 TUESDAY: SOLUNAR TABLE: mill. 8:25 ii.in.. maj. 2:15 a.m.. min. 0:00 pan., maj. 2:45 pan. TIDES: Daytona Beach: high: 11:16 n.m.. 11:40 p.m., low: 5:01 a.m.. 5:10 p.m. New Smyrna Beach: high: 11:21 a.m.. 11:45 p.m.. tow; 5:06 OUTLOOK a m.. 5:15 pan.. Cocoa Beach: high: 11:36 a.m.. — pan., low: THU RSDAY T a trm a 8 5 71 5:21 nan.. 5:30 pan. Here are the winning numbers selected on Tuesday In the Florida Lottery: F a n ta s y 5 1 0 -1 2 -1 9 -1 7 -2 4 L o tto (A p ril 25) 1 4 -1 8 -2 0 -2 1 -3 0 -3 3 PEST a: P*VP* '* ' “*■*■ - “. J R I fern Id Special to the Herald SANTORO Hill and Jean Norris have been growing dayllllrs for more than 37 years. Tttc-lr love lor dayllllrs has garnered them many friends from all over the glolrc. They not only share their love for this beautiful perennial, but they have traveled for several years giving programs to dif­ ferent flower clubs on the riitlnre of Hemrmcullls. Until of the Norrts' have been members of the American I Icmrrornllls Society (AHS) lor almost as many years as they have been growers. They are AHS Exhibition Judges and AHS Garden Judges. Jean Is thr illrertor for Rrglou 12 (ITurlda} anti serves on the AHS National Hoard. She was appointed AHS Exhibitions Chairman In 191)6. This Job entails many hours of reading over D a y to n a D each & N ew S m y rn a B ea ch : Sens art* 35 feet w ith a m o d e ra te chop. W ater tem perature at D aytona Is 70 degrees a n d at N ew Sym rnu, 71 degrees. W in d s are from the so u th ­ east at 10-15 ni.p.h. LOTTERY '* 'r C T s n uvri* rnlsstrifi Thr regrets l/u* error.) BEACH CONDITIONS F R ID A Y SA TU RD A Y Tatrm a 82 64 Tatrm a 78 62 ,r ” (Due* to n production error; [xulsofthis story, u'hlrft orlrj innllij run Suminif. April 20, tot the Seminole f.l/r sorlfori. V » j „ p A H >C s. ‘r / X } i sr*k * v - a Vr K , v <**■ ° / \ ' ■V ^L S I ‘U S * ' % ' ik J -J if -;* NJ ' n*r»g rrwiu wy imimiy i i ttwn Bill and Jaan Norria, amongst tha dayllllaa In thttr Sanford yard. slrow schedules from Daylily Clubs from all of the 15 Regions In the United Stntes. It Is her responsi­ bility to approve the schedules for AHS Accredited shows. Doth of the Norris' arr Instructors for Exhibition Judges Clinics. Dayllllcs fill thrlr backyard with breath taking beautiful colors of the rainbow from mid-April until September. Jean said that people are always welcome to visit thrlr garden during bloom season, but ask that they telephone first, before coming. Please ace Flower*. 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Florida •Wednesday, Apnl 29, 1998 •3 A Go hog wild for Camp Challenge By Susan Wannar HERALD STAFF WRITER SORRENTO - Volunteer* have been working feverishly to prepare for the upcoming Hog Roast to be held and to benefit Camp Challenge on Saturday. May 2 from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Many local residents have a special interest In the facil­ ity and two young women enthusiastically sing Its praises. Linda Moncrlrf has volunteered for over 15 years for this organization. Her daughter. Leigh, and another Sanford resident. Donna Payne, have been roommates at Its summer activities. Moncrlef Is also one o f the organizers for this event. She. and Ethel Smith, have gathered oth­ ers to assist wllli the meal, a country store, arts A crafts, trash & treasure, games and auction. Other Sanford locals, Jeannette and Cindy StlfTey, will assist with the auction while their husbands, father and son. George and Tom StlfTey, will talk and rattle as any professional auctioneer would, to sell Hems at the highest bid. All to help numerous physically challenged Indi­ viduals to be able to spend some time at Camp Challenge and enjoy all the wonderful things It has to ofTer. According to Moncrlef other agencies such as the bcorn Garden Club, the Woman's Club o f Sanford and the Junior Woman’s Club o f Mt. Dora and Jack McDonald and friends o f the Fraternal Order o f Police will odd (heir own expertise to the roast. Kathy KrasnofT has headed up the country store and Dlllie Kolowskl has co-chaired, with Items such as baked goods. Jama and Jellies to be sold. Lori Hartaock and Leslie Wilbur have worked dili­ gently to retrieve plants for purchase. Sue Narrow has made sure that plenty o f arts and crafts will be available, Tom Wilson will be conducting games to be played. The sorority. ESA, Is In charge o f decorating the tables In ‘ early American pig motlT with checkered table clothes to accent. Local nurseries have donated various plants. Creative Clay In Mt. Dora will send terra cotta pigs. But. many other treasures will also be wait­ ing for those In attendance. It Is hopeful that merchandise signed by Tim Raines and J eff Blake will be available for the auction. Rtverahlp Romance has donated cruise tickets. Hotel visits, theme park passes, lounge chairs, furniture and golf outings are also among the many things to be suctioned. Crafters may set up a table for their wares at the coat o f $20. ‘ Chances* are also being sold and the winner will recctvr a dollhouse fully furnished and topped with a small dog on the front porch. A 50/50 raffle will also take place at the end of the day. Tickets may be purchases for $1 and the lucky winner will receive half o f the total money received. Safehouseia '' Donna Payna invttas ths public to ths Camp Challongo Hog RoaaL Admission to the event la free. Last year over $9,000 was raised but stormy skies dampened the turnout. Supporters hope to Increase those numbers to $15,000 to $20,000 this year because o f the great needs o f the camp. The new director, Lynn Thames, Is hard at work too. Individuals should note that the camp Is rented out throughout the year to church groups, hiking groups and a day camp for children during summer break. Camp Challenge Is In need of male counselors. It Is fully accredited by the American Camping Association (ACA). Medical sta/T are available on a 24 hour basis to assist campers. Moncrelf shared that four 12 week sessions, are held for persons age 6 to over 90. She added that sessions are also available for preschool hearing impaired and stroke victims. Cottages are atr -conditioned and the grounds hold a crafts center, swimming pool, archery and rifle range. A one- acre Ashing pond, recreation center, dining hall, nature corral, petting zoo and • half-mile nature trail accent the spacious spread. The 63- acre camp is owned and operated by the Florida Easter Seals Society and Is located Just off Highway 46 In Sorrento. For more Information about the 18th Annual Hog Roast and Auction or to donate Items for the event call Jeannette StlfTey at 322-8234 or the camp at (352)363-4711. Park" *' auction and raffle, with a wide array o f gifts. Pam Collins, president o f the club, said last year's event was sold-out and they anticipate this year's event to be lust as successful. helping the shelter. Recently, she spoke to the Over 50 Chib o f the Sanford Senior Center and presented a plaque to the clu bs president Jim Ounster for ‘ generous* donations made by the club. Kemp will be a guest at the show and will apeak to the audience about the programs offered by Safehousc. As edu­ cation coordinator, she often speaks to groups Interested In If you would like more Infor­ mation about Safehousc. call Kemp at 302-1700. For Heath­ row Women's Club member­ ship Information, cal) Linda Wish at 333-3702. Countyannoyed at what was happen­ mlaaloner Win ing, refused to stay for the Adams said. ’T h e bottom line vote. ‘ It was pre-arranged, ob ­ Maloy com ­ la everyone else has to produce viously staged." receipts and so should we. No plained. T h e y were attacking a receipts, no money." guy who wasn't there to defend TWo other county officials • himself. Tourism Development Director Van Der Weide called the In­ Jack Wert and Economic De­ cident another round o f dirty velopment Director Bob Turk - politics. ‘ It was blatant. I sus­ were required to produce re­ pect they had big time presceipts - on the same trip Van sure. They realised If you can't Der Weide was on and he win It court, art, you try something should not be given preferen­ he sold . tial treatment. McLain said. Morse sold she had not yet talked to her attorney about Van Der Weide, nursing a what transpired Tuesday. ‘ I’m foot Injury, was not present pleased at the action the board when McLain made his motion took. That they said they had during the district commis­ erred and were taking the a p ­ sioners report at the end o f the propriate action. IVe only been afternoon session. doing what I am supposed to Commissioner Grant Maloy, do aU along." &>emtnolc Herald “Serving Seminal* County Sine* 1908" Wednesday, April 29.1996 • VoL 90, No. 177 PuMtfwd. OsNy Except Monday. Saturday $ CtxMmss by Repubic Newspapers. Inc. • 300 N. Frsnoh Aw.. Sentod, Ft-32771 Phone: (407) 322-2611 Fax: (407) 323440$ ■manoN cMCUumoM i Pup* • The r o Bo* ia*7 8 w M . F l 39772-11*7 Republic Newspaper*, Inc. and the park property pro­ posed for the development o f a major hotel and conference center complex, there has been a great deal o f consideration regarding the potential o f such a change. The m ailer was discussed briefly during the Sanford City Commission work session Monday afternoon. City Man­ ager BUI Simmons said he had received a communication from Sid Vlhlen, regarding part o f the property, to determine If the city might be Interested In purchasing It. Simmons said one o f the problems may be because o f multiple ownership o f the land. ‘ It's about 10 acres,* he said, “but there are several owners Involved and we would have to deal with all o f them If we were to obtain the property,* The city at one time owned the land. ‘ In about I960,* Simmons explained, “a group o f investors offered to purchase the land. They said they wanted to build an assisted living center there. But nothing was ever done and while they had Indicated they would pay the city $10,000 a year to hold the land for them, the deal fell and nothing ever hapf.” The land has since sold. ‘ One o f the reasons I Imag­ ine.' he continued, *ls that the sub-surface may have at one time been a dump or some­ thing and no one could actually build a physical building on the properly. But that wouldn’t prevent the development o f a park.’ Commissioner Kerry Lyons Indicated he was In favor o f looking Into the possible p u r chase. ‘ It would be an excel­ lent location,* he said. 'M aybe are could even have our pro­ posed riverwalk go Into that Mayor Larry Dale suggested that with the land abutting the city's Public Works facility, the now-abandoned city gun range and the PBA building. I f all o f these could be combined, we would have an excellent loca­ tion for a park.* It was also determined that there may be some difficulty In getting the new park approved, but It would be mostly based on traffic, and Mayor Dale sug­ gested that could be resolved I f Fulton Street became the main entrance rather than on the highway. Regarding the proposed change In Fort Mellon Park however, there la an Indication that a citizens' drive may get Flowers Cos tinned from F ife 1A They stay on the road during bloom season Judging at various shows. Their neighbor doesn't mind flower sitting when they have to be away for a day, Jean Is the former owner o f the plant nursery. ‘ Jean Norris Ferns and Exotic Plants" located on Celery Avenue. Daylllles were second to roses In sales at the nursery during bloom season. A few tips on growing daylllles. You do not have to purchase the more expensive plants to have a beautiful display. The older vari­ eties that sell for $2 to $10, when taken care o f properly, can be appreciated as much as the $100 ones. Do not plant them too deep. They are shallow growers and like to be planted almost on the top o f the ground. Plant In a sunny area, they love sunshine. Water Is very important, water them regularly when we do not have abundant rain. Plenty of water during the bloom season encourages big lush blooms. Use a balanced fertilizer when you first plant and then fertilize again In the Spring and again In the Fall after they have finished blooming. Daylllles will bloom and flourish better If you dig up the clump every two or three years. Shake and wash all o f the old dirt from them. Divide the fans (plants) by working each of them loose or cut with a sharp knife, being very careful not to damage the crown (section between the foliage and the roots). When you replant make a small mound o f the soil under each fan. Spread the roots over the mound and sprinkle soil over all o f the roots. Do not plant too deep. If your lilies grow grassy and do not bloom well It Is a good sign that they are too deep. There are many growers and hybridizers In the Sanford area. David Klrchhoff and Mori Mores at Dayllly World Just o(T of State Road 46, on White Cedar Road; Big Tree Garden, located at the site o f the Big Tree Park on General Hutchinson Parkway, are Just a couple. There are also growers In Eustls and Enterprise. All of these gardens are commercial. Telephone before you go to be sure they are home. Saturday, May 2. the Sunbelt Dayllly Chapter will hold their 19th Annual Dayllly show at the Sanford Civic Center. The show will be open to the public at 1 p.m. until 5 p.m. There will be a dayllly plant sale beginning at 9 a.m. Bargains galore) Admission Is free and there will be a door prize given out each hour during the show (I until 5 p.m.). Exhibitors will come from many sections o f Central Florida,. This accredited show will be Judged by A llS Judges. GEDC o a tla a s d frost 1 IA April 23 will be screened for unusually high scores. Lyles said tests for tonight's honorccs were taken as much as 8 weeks ago and sent to T a lla ­ hassee to be scored. However, 135 teat-takers In Seminole County will have to watt until testing resumes, possibly by May 6 A study conducted by Har­ vard researchers shows that high school dropouts who o b ­ tain a OED earn more money Briefs disturbed. No specific date for construction or opening o f the facility was Immediately r e ­ vealed. Piano eonctrl There will be a free Plano Concert on Sunday at 3 p.m. at First Christian Church, 1607 S. Sanford Ave.. Sanford. Roderick Oorby la the Music than other dropouts. In fact, the hourly wage o f OEDholders rose at a faster rate a f­ ter obtaining the GED than before. Perhaps the Increased carntng potential and the new ca ­ reer options available to GED graduates are two reasons why 813 students last year com ­ pleted the GED examination through Seminole Community College's Ocneral Education Development program. Ac- Dl rector for the church. Oorby ia a Rollins College Music M a­ jor. Don't miss this outstand­ ing concert! Former shiriff official cording to Harriet Little. Semi­ nole Community College's co­ ordinator o f Adult Basic and GED. "The number o f people coming back to earn their state o f Florida high school diploma through our GED program has been on a steady rise for the past three veara.* Tonight's ceremony begins at 7:30 p.m. Three atudents plan­ ning to continue their educa­ tion at SCC will be awarded $1,000 scholarships. Investigation o f Illegal telphones • and then lying about It. Smith was also fined $2,000. Smith's son. Maurice Smith, played for the team. lantenced SEMINOLE COUNTY - For­ mer Seminole County Sheriff's Office official David Smith was sentenced Tuesday to one year o f probabtlon for his role In alerting Untveralty o f Central Florida football players to an NEAT-N-TIDY I|T1 *I ' under way toward putting It on a referendum. During a public meeting on the proposal at the Oreater Sanford Chamber o f Commerce on April 9. Dole had responded to a question regarding a refer­ endum. sponse to the project.* •' I ■WE DO WINDOWSI —* « A petitioners' committee however, has since filed an a f­ fidavit with the City Clerk's o f­ fice announcing It Is Intending to circulate a petition to have the question o f Fort Mellon Park hole!/conference center put up for a public vote. *ln our representative form of government in this county,* In order to bring the matter Dale said, ~we elect representa­ tives to conduct public m eet­ onto the ballot. It would take signatures from at least 15 ings... to make decisions they think are beat for the commu­ percent o f the voters who cast ballots In the last city election, nity. If we held a referendum for every Issue, we wouldn't and were still qualified to vote. need a representative form o f It ia expected such a petition would take over 2,600 names governm ent* which would have to be veri­ When asked by a member o f fied. I f that Is accomplished In the audience. ‘ Shouldn't we time, the matter could be have a referendum considering placed on the next city ballot. the amount of opposition?* There la no indication at this Dale responded. ‘ Opposition time that any such petition occurs anytime something new has been finalized for circula­ Is Introduced. There has been tion. on overwhelming favorable re­ OFFICE C L E A N I N G *324-1177 U o e n fd • Boodad Buy life insurance and save on your car. T D V h e n you buy your life • ■ ^ in s u r a n c e from ua through Auto-Owners Insur­ ance, yo u 'll receive special Pay discounts on your car insur­ ance. W e 'll u v e you money. programs re­ offend within a year. T h e concept o f the trust fund was that adults who broke the law would pay so that Idda would not follow the sam e path." J e ff coat said. *We want to help these young people make the most o f a second chance." Failure to provide these sendees will result in more cases being referred to an al­ ready overcrowded Juvenile court system, which has lim ­ ited resources, and long wait­ ing lists for those sendees that are available. It is estimated that more than half o f Juvenile crime Is committed by young people under the Influence o f drugs or alcohol. Without early interven­ tion. these Juveniles are likely to re-offend. Jeopardizing pub­ lic safety. Good* the O eoige Touhy Business Mon o f the Year In 1994. granted by the Sanford Rotary Club and waa the 1976 daaa president o f Seminole High School. He waa also d ted for out­ standing work during the tor­ nado cleanup In Sanford ea r­ lier this year. Oood was on hand at the commission meeting for the surprise announcement which waa followed by a standing ovation. HTDIA M. D t F B U O Nydia M. DePlerro, S3. S. Syl­ van Lake Drive, Sanford, died Monday, April 27. 1998. B om In Puerto Rico, she moved to Central Florida In 1973 from New York. Mrs. DePlerro was a secretary and bookkeeper In the retail sales Industry. She was a member o f All Souls Catholic Church. Survtvora Include husband. Don: son Richard Colon. Lake Mary; daughter, Arlene Colon, DeBary; parents, Pedro and Amanda Borges, Sanford: brother, Eddie Borges. Miami: Olsten. Elsa Albelo, Miami, Mandy Borges, Sanford. Agnes Moy, Longwood, Rebecca Espada, New York: 2 grand­ children. Baldwln-FalrchUd Oaklawn Park Cemetery and Funeral Home. La Icc Mary, In charge o f arrangements. A s an independent A u to Owners agent, we take great interest in you •as w ell as your car. Stop in our agency and ask us about it today! TDNVM Sl M. TONY M I N I INSURANCE 2$7B t . French Ava. F LO R ID A ’S HIGH SPEED RAIL S Y S TE M ■** Announcing the tu n o f (he formal environmental evaluation o f Florida's proposed high speed rail transponation project connecting Tampa, Orlando, and Miami. We want your input and your com­ ments arc important to us. Community workshops will be held in the following cities: Lakeland, Orlando, Tampa, Melbourne, Fort Pierce, Miami Lakes, Sunrise and Palm Beach. For more information on how you can get involved, please contact: Loulie Fragala at 1-88S-509-S939. write to the HSR Public Outreach Olllce at P.O. Box 7399. Lakeland, Florida, 33807-7399 or visit the F D O T 'i website ( www.dol.iiaie.fl.ui/hsrall). �Jferatti 4A • Swrtnoto HaraM. Sontord. Flortda • Wodnosday. April 29,1WB On calling a Southerner a carpetbagger In response to an April 19 letter to the editor from. Kay Jones: In earlier times, calling a Southerner a carpetbagger would be cause to meet at Sunrise for a duel. I never dreamed that I would have to defend my Southern heritage. I was bom In the South ns were my parents and grandparents before me. and I proudly claim one of my great uncles as a veteran of the Confederate nrmy. Remember. April 20 was Confederate Memorial Day. I have lived my entire life below the MasonDixon line except, during World War II. for the drat two years o f my first tour o f duty as a ci­ vilian employee o f the federal government. Since this was in Washington. D.C.. the scat o f our government, this should not really qualify as being ‘ up north'. I later worked for several pres­ tigious organizations and retired from National Orographic Society. When I returned to Sanford I felt I was coming ‘ home*. Perhaps I was wrong to feel that way • or even to return. Before going to Washington I graduated from Seminole High School and worked for Mr. W.E. KlrchhofT, one o f the most honorable men who ever lived. Please see my article o f July 1992 from the Sanford Historic Waterfront A ssocia­ tion newsletter. Ms. Jones, you don’t have to read my articles Nell G. Snow Nell Snow Is a civic activist and propo­ nent of good goverment If you don’t want toll No one I have talked to can Identify ‘ Kay Jones*, for me. ‘ It Is a puzzle­ ment!* (1) Now tell me. Ms. Jones, or Jane Doc. or ‘ Mrs. Calabash, wherever you are* (2) how have you been spending your life? How have you served your country? Since I have no Idea who you are, I could not possibly call you a Judas or anything! When one writes Items for publica­ tion. one should be able to verify one's claims. Why don’t you come to the next Monday night City Commission meeting. I will wear a name tag Just for you. Come and Introduce yourself to me. I am not a virago. You might even like mel (1) Yul Brynner In "The King And I*. (2) Jimmy Durante. gladiolas in Mr. W.E. KirchhofTs fields? Our band shell on the point at the end o f Park Avenue was the focal point for Easter services, patriotic ceremonies, etc.? Do You Remember When... The elegant Mayfair Hotel (during the time It was owned by Mr. KlrchhofT) with the beautiful lobby and ballroom with the gorgeous chande­ lier? Dances were held with real live bands for local people as well as sororities and fraterni­ ties from Stetson University. Ladles dressed In long gowns and gentlemen In coat and tie. sometimes tux. As there was no air conditioning yet. lakefront doors were thrown open and cou­ ples strolled along the lakefront between dances. Our brick streets were not plastered over with asphalt? The ‘ red brick road’ on 9th Street led to the Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Station, a brick building trimmed with black wrought Iron? There was a letter drop on one post, where the clerk from the mall car would hop off and pick up the mall, sort and stamp It with date and hour, and It would be delivered north next day. One could rush down to the station Just before train time to post a letter and watch as It was sped on Its way. Park Avenue was a prestigious address with only single family homes and two or three a t­ tractive apartment buildings, and ufi. commer­ cial establishments all the way from 3rd Street to 25th? There were family picnic suppers and swims at Sanlando Springs? Sunday afternoon drives around the town of Luke Monroe, Airport Blvd.. Celery Ave., etc., where one could Inhale the unique odor o f cel­ ery fields and view the acres o f beautiful All the stores In downtown Sanford (including those In the Arcade now gone) were busy and thrtvlng-tn the Depression? Can you recapture any o f this from our past? Will we do something positive to retain our Identity or continue to let our city slide to merely a bedroom community for Orlando? Sanford Is so very special Let's cherish It. N ostalgia by NtU O. I s o w from tb s July, 1992 Sanford H istoric Downtown W aterfron t A s ­ so cia tio n The neutralizing and compromising o f America Shades o f the Korean 50's mls-advcnturel Neutralize, but don’t win! Make both sides com ­ promise their way of Ufel Make both sides sac­ rifice their sovereignty for ‘ peace*! Make both sides comply with the ‘ doctrine*! The whole world can lire as one. right? Wrong! All nations, their people and their sovereign way of life should not be Interrupted, intimidated or forced to change by a global, self-induced power or anybody o f elite pundits who think they ‘ know beat*.. Since .the United States and her allies won WW1 and then won WW1I, when thousands died to preserve her liberties and freedom, the key baa been, under the since-then direction o f the United Natione, to neutralize, not win, any conflict between nations or factions. After all, the United Nations Is supposed to represent ’humanity'. They are unable to bike sides. For all practical purposes the process o f neutralizing began in Korea. Many will call the Korean conflict a “m u ' but It was a ’police ac­ tion’ according to the United Nations. The UN­ such forces, later to be labeled T h e Peacekeep­ ers* by Ronald Reagan, entered the Korean conflict to make the north exist as non-militant neighbors with the south under the watchful eyes o f the UN. The immediate conflict Itself apparently ended but nothing was solved. The ‘ watchful eyes* o f telemetric satellites have monitored their every move to make sure they do It the UN way, not the Korean way. Since then the United States’ forces, who are being acclimated to arearing their pretty little Robin's egg blue caps, have Iro n * no military actions whatsoever but there have been many fires extinguished by neu­ tralising. No one wins. That statement can be backed up by the results o f United Nations’ In­ terventions. with the United States as the lead­ ing ‘ Peacekeeper*, in Viet Nam. Orenada, So­ malia, Haiti, and the Persian Gulf. In the tran­ script o f the meeting between the United States ambassador to Iraq, April Olasple. and Saddam Hussein in Baghdad on July 25, 1990, April Olasple told Saddam Husaein. ‘ Secretary Baker has directed me to emphasis* the Instruction, first given to Iraq in the 1960's, that the Kuwait issue is not associated with America*. She might as well have told him to go ahead and in­ vade. Eight days later on August 2. Iraq Invaded Kuw ait O f course the ‘ directors* made it appear that the United States had won with their boy lead­ ing the battle. General Arnold Schwarzkopf. A lot o f blood was spilled but neither side really won the war. UN mandates guided Schwarzkopf to neutralise the Iraqi forces but not pursue him personally. A real American general would not have stopped short o f the annihilation o f Sad­ dam Hussein. But both sides are directed to live as co-existing neighbors as before. This time they would be under the everconstant surveillance eyes o f the United Nations and bow down to the UN puppet, BUI Clinton. Then there is Yugoslavia and countless other locations around the globe, living in ‘ peaceful co-existence* with each otlw r■ while *o ‘ complying* with the United Nations’ doctrine o f ‘ perfect hannooy among nations.’ Now if anyone be­ lieves that, they are either living under a rock or they are a relative o f BUI or Hillary's and have hereditary problems. Different nations with their people have different cultures which should be preserved, not abolished. The United Slates troops meanwhile, in their cute little these other locations are not emphasized by media atten tion for one political reason or an­ other. TO many, these Interventions appeared tobe United States decisions. Anyone who be­ lieved that, o f course, was duped. White commanding forces in Korea. Ocneral Douglas MacArthur decided It was proper to go after his adversaries by crossing the thirtyeighth parallel and allowing his air force to p u r sue hia airborne attackers beyond and north o f the Yalu River. MacArthur waa under the Infor­ mation o f thinking be was in charge and tn the conflict to win. Truman fired MacArthur In 1951, since only 1950 when he was awarded the title o f Supreme Commander of Ute United Nations forces in Korea. The decision was actually made by the United Nations. The logical proof o f this Is the fact that MacArthur, being a 5-star general In the United States Army and Supreme Commander of United Nations forces In Korean's, didn’t even have the authority to direct his troops to win. The North Koreans, under the direction and guidance o f the multi-cultural Mandats from Moscow, flew south over the Yalu then raided, bombed, killed and maimed whoever was In their way using Russian MIOs. MacArthur. knowing the MIOs came from the bowels of Manchuria, saw the way to help win Lire ‘ war* was to chase the planes where ever they came from the eliminate the reason to have to do It again next time. Using the UN’s voice box. Truman said em ­ phatically. ‘ no*. It apparently didn't matter If our troops were being annihilated In the south and had no authority to chase the Communist planes beyond the Yalu and defend themselves. In reference to adversaries, the word *wln* was not. and Is not. In the vocabulary o f the United Nations. The message was to stop the fighting and live under the rules o f the UN doctrine. That " lice action' was the physical beginning o f United States o f America being a ‘ nation­ state* trapped within the confines o f a Rocke­ feller, Kissinger, (et al) dream o f a totalitarian, one-world-govemment. The Korean ‘ police action* was an eye-opener regarding the United Nations taking over the American thought process. Even though life here was a paradise in the 50‘s, 60 s and part of the 70‘s, compared to what It Is now, the Ideas behind the Korean debacle were festering throughout the undercurrents o f this country before and during that time. The neutralizing, compromising, dilution processes continue. C Clinton starts with something to which Americans are accustomed and haB done the Job for this country probably for a long time thesis, introduces 'his' plan (antithesis), ac­ quires a majority vote from our spineless Con­ gress through pork barrel glve-a-ways. buy-offs or Just plain lies and Bill ends up with his com ­ promise (synthesis). This process not only gets the two party system to bottleneck Into a oneparty system, through non-partlsanlsm, It liter­ ally disembowels the country. The two party system now has nothing to do with the ‘old fashioned' words, ‘ Republican* or ‘ Democrat*. Our nation Is divided into Globaltsta and Americans (Nationalists). The Global­ ists are represented by most o f our elected offi­ cials who are 'owned' by the lobbyists and the multi-national corporations. The Americans are the country’s patriots who give a damn about our Constitution and what it represents. I be­ lieve the latter group will do anything. Including dying, to preserve that document Just as people before them have done. The Congress people who vote to accommo­ date Bill's slimy tactics are loser electors (but they are probably rich and that Just makes them rich, loser electors). One case In point is NAFTA. Out o f 535 Congressional voters you could count the ones on one band who had read the NAFTA document. But our supposedly two parly legislators accommodated BUI and they knew that would extend their ‘ good standing* I f they voted th e right way*. Moat o f them never knew, and still don’t know, who or what was in­ volved In the NAFTA treaty. My guess is that they were more Interested in how they were g o­ ing to get re-elected and/or maybe how or which perk to exercise next. In the meantime back at the ranch, the neutralizing o f America continBill writes Executive Orders. They are legal and quickly become laws o f the land. Here's how it works: CUnton transcribes his desire onto the correct form. I f Congress doesn't re- l Scot Eakman Scot Eakman is a firefighter and paramedic. I k l i i family man who ardently follows national politics. voke It within 30 days. It not only theoretically, but actually becomes law. Our Congress hasn't revoked one since BUI has been president. Doesn't that say a lot for our truly spineless Congress? This seems to me to make Billy's wishes automatic. If BUfy doesn't get the vote he wants. Billy writes an executive order. No problem! We will have what Billy wants If Congress votes It tn or not. right? Right! He has dUuted and neutralized our military. He Is compromising our educa­ tional system tn favor o f the words o f the United Nations' education guardian. Robert Muller, who is a documented occultist and who foUows the teachings o f Alice Bailey. (Look her up some­ time! You won't believe what you find.) The "World Core Curriculum Manual* o f Robert Muller School in Arlington. Texas on the Inside cover reads: "The R o b o t Muller School is a p a r­ LETTER S Comic relief While reading ‘ Judge Scolds S County Officials»*. by Russ White, I experienced iced the same comic relief diet I got _ from Oovcrnor Chile's possible loss of Tobacco Money to President Clinton. Both cases remind me o f watching an eagle steal a meal from a vulture. However, I believe this penny ante stuff la diverting our attention from a recent exposure o f grand la r­ ceny by the President o f the United States. 1 have enclosed a special column to the Washington Post by Senator Ernest F. Holllngs which describes the details o f this little publicized scandal. In It you will find facta to show that the President has unlaw­ fully violated the public trust by borrowing $ 1 13 billion from Social Security Just this year. I find no comic relief In this fact. I f you can legally publish the enclosed column. It would be a greater public service than news about our Seminole County tempest in a tea pot. Publishing this letter to avoid publishing that column will not bribe me to remain silent, as you know. ‘ M. PL Editor's note: W e can not le­ gally publish the Host's co l­ umn. but found It very Inter­ esting! And we prefer a vocal Mr. Pann rather than a silent one. ticipating Institute in the Unrsco Associated Schools Project In Education for International Cooperation and Peace.* Can you believe it's dated August. 1985? That's how long this has been hidden from the public. It Is signed by Amadou-Mahtar M-Bow, Dlrector-Oeneral. UNESCO. UNESCO, by the way. stands for. ‘ United Nations Educational. Scientific and C u l­ tural Organization*. Those are all sweet words but they spell ‘ disaster* for our school children and our revered. American way o f life. The diluting, neutralizing and compromising Is going on tn practically every phase o f our lives almost unimpeded except by some patriots and patriotic organizations who are trying to preserve our Constitution and our sovereignty. These people are spewing forth their efforts in a last ditch drive for the education, the support and the participation o f the American people before It's too late. Hopefully, we can bulla a brick wall tn front o f the tyrannical abscesses o f Bill Clinton. I hope this guest column will. In some small way, help to serve that purpose. Aa a country, our mental declinations have plunged to the point o f allowing a person to be our president who is below the worst o f the worst. The future records o f our times could never reflect the utter anti-Americanism o f this man. He is the present day master o f deception. Unfortunately, his attributes do not stop there. History could very well prove he was not only a very sick Individual but hla elevator was stuck between floors. It's not only a disastrous . thought to realize what he la doing to gut our country in the name o f globalism but he's in charge o f whatever Is left o f our military and he has nls finger on the red button. CITY OF LAKE MARY NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING NOTICE It HEREBY GIVEN that tha City of Lake Mary Local Planning Agency will hold • public hasting to review the Evaluation and Appraisal Report (E A R ) of the City's Comprehensive Plan. This meeting will be held Thursday, May 14, 1NE, al Lake Mary City HaH, 100 North Country Club Road, Lake Mary, Florida at 7:00 PJUL A copy of tha Comprehensive Plan, Future Land Use Map and tha Evaluation and Appraisal Raport a rt available for inspection in the Community Development Office, Lake Mary City HaH, 100 North Country Ciub Road, Lake Mary, Florida, Monday through Friday, from 6:00 A.M . until 5:00 P.M., or you may call 324-3049 for information concerning this raport. Interested parties may appear and be heard regarding tha Evaluation and Appraisal Raport or written comments m ay be filed with tha City Clerk at 100 North Country Club Road, Lake Mary, Florida. N O TE : P E R S O N S A R E A D V ISED TH A T A TA P E D R E C O R D O F T H IS M E E TIN G 18 M ADE B Y T H E C IT Y FO R ITS C O N V E ­ N IE N C E . TH IS R E C O R D M AY N O T C O N S T IT U T E AN A D E ­ Q U A TE R E C O R D FO R T H E P U R P O S E 8 O F A P P EA L FR O M A D E C IS IO N M ADE B Y T H E C ITY . A N Y P ER SO N W ISH IN G T O E N S U R E T H A T AN A D E Q U A TE R E C O R D O F T H E P R O C E E D ­ IN G S IS M A IN TA IN ED FO R A P P E LLA TE P U R P O S E S IS A D V ISED T O M AKE T H E N E C E S S A R Y A R R A N G E M E N TS A T H IS O R H ER O W N E X P E N S E . Parsons with disabilities needing assistance to participate in any of theae proceedings should contact the City's A D A Coordinator et least 48 hours In advanoa of tha meeting at (407) 324-3024. City of Lake Mery, Florida Carol A. Foster City Clerk t D A TE D : April 29,1906 �Seminole Herald. Sanford. Florida •Wednesday, April 29. 1998 ■ I B Ssle, Athletics keep pace win in softball R o ta ry -A ’ s m ove into third place in Babe Ruth Baseball Bjr Dean Sm ith HERALD SPORTS EDITOR and the Athletics edged the Marlins 8-6. The While Sox lead the league with an 9-1 re­ cord and are Iicing followed by the Pirates (8-2). SANFORD _ Sims and Scott combined on n Die Athletics (7-3), Die Red Sox (6-3). the Expos three-hitter and the Rotary Club-Athletics used (2-6). the Marlins (2-7) and the Indians and a pair o f live-run Innings to thump the Knights Cardinals (both 1-7). o f Columbus-Cardlnals 14-3 in Sanford Recrea­ Coming up tills Thursday will be the Red Sox tion Department Babe Ruth Baseball League nrbattling the Pirates In a huge game at the Sta­ Uon at Zlnn Beck Field Tuesday evening. The game scheduled for Historic Sanford Me­ dium at 6 p.m. and the White Sox taking on the morial Stadium between the Kiwants Club- Expos nl Zlnn Beck Field nt 5:45 p.m. Indians and Dean, Ringers. Morgan and Luwton d iv id in g Die offense were: PA.-Marllns was postponed until Inter In the TUESDAY season so the Stadium could be used for Ihr Rotnry Chib-Athlrtlrs: Gorman (three doubles, Class 5A-Dlstrlct 5 Baseball Tournament. two runs scored, four RBI), Beehnrr (one dou­ In games on Saturday, the Nobles Construc­ ble. one single. Hirer runs scored, three RBI). tion-White Sox won a pair of gamrs. ripping the Annrtt (two singles, three runs scored, two Cardinals 15-3 and blanking the Athletics 6-0; RBI). Scott (one single, two runs scored, one while the Blitz Clean-Krd Sox lopped the Cen­ RBI), Fletcher (one single, two runs scored), tral Florida Grading-Expos 8-2, Ihr Moose Chandlers (one single, one run scored). White Lodge-Pirates whitewashed the Indians 11-0 (one run scorrd) and Cook (one RBI). From S ta ff Reporta LAKE MARY _ Lake Drantley withstood u late DeLnnd rally and Lake Howell made an amazing uae of only two hit* to rout Lyman In the opening round o f play In the Class GA-Dlstrlct 3 Softball Tournament at Lake Mary High School Tuesday evening. The Patriots (10-12) scored four runs In the third Inning to build a 0-1 lead and held on for nn 8-0 win over the Hulldogs (9-13). while the Sliver Hawks (13-9) only outhlt the Bulldogs (0­ 21) 2 -to -l, but won the game 10-0. In the Class 5A-Dlstr1ct 5 Softball Tournament at Seminole High School. Deltona got a no-hltter from McCutcheon as the Wolves (13-9) blanked Mainland 13-0, and Spruce Creek (12-9) scored seven runs In the bottom o f the first Inning and went on to crush Oak Ridge (1-18) 13-2. % In other action Tuesday Involving Seminole Athletle Conference schools. Winter Springs was ousted from the Class 3A-Dlstrlct 13 Baseball Tournament as the Bears dropped a 5-1 decision to Melbourne Central Catholic High School at •Cocoa Beach High School. MCC will now meet Melbourne Florida Air Academy for the 3A-13 tl'tie on Friday. Florida Air (29-3) crushed Cocoa Beach 15-0. In other baseball action. It was a good day for the Deltona schools In the 5A-5 Tournament at Historic Sanford Memorial Stadium as Deltona High edged Mainland 2-1 and Pine Ridge topped Oak Ridge 3-1. Semifinal action In all o f the district toumamenta will be today (sea schedule below) with a spot tn the Reglonols on the line. All winner’s In tonight's games will advance to the Reglonals regardless of what happens In Fri­ day’s district championship games. The district champions will play at home on Tuesday, while the district runner-ups will go on the road. Please see Babe Rath, Page 2B By Jaff Bertinlcke ASSISTANT SPORTS EDITOR LAKE MARY _ Without them, for­ get about fielding a football team or a soccer tram. With Injuries being the great equalizer In athletics. It’s more lltanjust the players on the field. It’s about the people that work behind the scenes, and athletic trainers are as Important as any­ one when It comes to the fine line between winning and losing. At Lake Mary High, the training stalT is one of the best In the state, and one o f Its stars. Junior Randy Polito. was named 1998 Student Athletic Trainer o f the Year for the Btate o f Florida by the Athletic Trainers Association o f Florida. Polito applied for the honor last fall. He works for the football team and the girls state championship soccer team where he said he Is considered an equal member of the team despite being a guy. To qualify, Polito needed two let­ ters of recommendation and needed to write one letter himself os to why lie wanted to be a trainer. The letters o f recommendation were cosy. Soccer coach Bill Elssclc and trainer and Assistant Athletic Director Brenda Welch wrote Ute letters and Polito had a rliancc to send tn hts letter. I Unset) and T m lc f f . Wrotm and NoUnd WP . Wrotm 110-13). I P _ lUnsen 10-10) S n t . n o w . ail _ D r Land. MenUcr. 30 . D r Lend. Cummins*, take ilrantlry. T u c rta . HR _ Lake Brantley. Tucrtas. Nrrord* _ Dr Land (M 3 ; Lake Bran* Ury 10-13. SILVXR HAWKS 10. ORBTHOUNDS 0 Lyman 000 000 . 0 1 8 Lake Bewail O il 088 _ 10 8 1 Atey. Bchulu (Si and Katauakaa. Wn*ht and OUlraptr WP . Wright |3-4). IP _ Acey. Save _ none. 3B _ none. 30 _ none. HR . none. Hecorda _ Lyman 0-31; Lake Itowril I3 P ________ TOURNAMENTS Game •> . Lake HowHl 3. DcLsnd I Gam* (3 _ Oviedo 8. Lyman 3. S-Innin** SATURDAY Moose Lodgc-Pirales: Nick Erickson (one dou­ ble. two singles, three runs scored, three RBI). Brad Locke (one double, one single, three runs scored), William Cleveland (two singles, two RBI). Frank lllcks (two singles, one RBI), Jon Brooks nnd Kenny Erickson (one single and one nm scored each), Kris Schneider (one single), Jason Poloskl (one run scored, one RBI) and Jon Llndcll and Jo Harris (one run scored each). Kiwanls Club-lndlans: Willie Collier. Terry Green and Dustin Washburn (one single each). Rotary Club-Athletics: Brad Cook (two sin­ gles. one run scored, one RBI). David Bcchner Lake M a ry junior named 1998 Florida Student Athletic Trainer o f the Y ear . CLASS SA-DISTRICT 9 SOFTBALL at Lake Mary High Beheel PATRIOTS 8, BULLDOOS 6 DsLaod 100 041 0 . 8 18 S Lake Braatley 804 110a. 8 8 8 B A S E B A LL CLASS SA-DI8TB1CT 8 at Lysum High 8chsal MORDArS RESULTS Knights o f Columbus-Cardlnals: Dickerson (one single, one ntn scored). Tubb and Bem lng (one single each) nnd Bennett and Rudolph (one run scored each). . . TODAY'S B8MTFDIAL8 Qame I I _ Lake Hoard] vm. Lake Mary. B p.m. Game *4 _ Oviedo va. Lake Brantley. 8 p m. FRIDAY'S CHAMPIONSHIP Game (8 _ Wednesday** winner*. 7 p.m. CLASS SA-DISTH1CT 5 a t B is t o r ts B a s ta rd M e m o ria l *4*41 mas TUESDAY'S RESULTS Game • I _ Deltona 3. Mainland 1 Game f t . Pme Rid** 3. Oak M d * 1 TODAY'S 8EMTTDIAL8 Game *3 _ Spruce Creek vm. Deltona. 4 p.m. Oame *4 _ BroOnala vm. Rnc Rid**. 7 p m. FRIDAY'S Lsko Mary High Behoof Junior Randy Pofcto, who works wkh lho football and flirt*’ aoooor loams, was rscontfy namod the 1096 Student Athletic Trainer of the Tear for •w state of Florida by lh* Athletic Trainers Association of Florida. *1 Just fell In love with training.* Polito said. *1 tried to play football as a freshman but that stopped af­ ter a few days tn the heat. I couldn’t contribute as a player, ao I decided to become a trainer.* Now. that desire takes up a lot of time. Besides varsity football and girls soccer, he also does the Jun­ ior varsity football team and all three girls soccer teams. Polito fa used to spending a lot of time at sporting events, but he sold he used to always wonder who the people were on the sidelines stretching the players and getting them ready to play. ^ ’ - w i • > Polito sold everyone looks to him as a key port o f the team:'’ espe­ cially the soccer team. *1 feci like Pm a part o f the team,* he said. 'I'm treated Just like a player and they've always In­ cluded me in everything they've done.* A lot o f his Job Is taping and rou ­ tine stretching, but he also deals with everything frpm knee Injuries to small, nagging problems. In hi* first gome working without supervision, a football players suffered a dislocated Anger. T h e y told me I had to set it and I panicked,* he sold. *1 got lucky. I Just touched It and It fell back Into place.* Polito aald he Isn’t concentrating on the medical held as a profes­ sion because he wants to get Into broadcasting instead, but now he Just wants to help the Roma win. He takes the same kind o f treat­ ment from the coaches as the players do, especially when some­ one goes doom during a game. ’ ! always have coaches scream ­ ing at me to get the player bock onto the Add.’ he sold. 'Sometimes I have to tell the coach the guv Just can’t play and that’s pretty hard to do during a game.” But Polito Is learning to handle It. and the state o f Florida seems to recognize his talent. Game *8 _ Wednesday * winner*. 7 p.m. CLASS 8A-DISTKICT IS at Cooes Boooh High School TUESDAY'S RESULT* Oame « l _ kMboume Central Catholic 8. Winter 8 p rU «* Game *3 _ Melbourne-Florida Air Academy 15. Cocoa Bench 0 FRIDAY'S CHAMPIONSHIP Oame (3 _ Melbourne Central Catholic va. MelbourneFlorida Air Academy, 7 p.m. SO F T B A LL CLASS SA-DISTRICT S st Loho Mniy High Sshool TUESDAY'S RiSULTS Game I I _ Lake Brantley 5. DcLand 0 Oame *3 _ Lake Howell 10. Lyman 0 TODAY'S — “ " P fM f Game (3 _ Oviedo v*. Lake Ho d , 8 p.m Oame *4 . Lake Mary vm Lake Drantley. 7:30 p.m Oame f8. FRIDAY'S CHAMPIONSHIP Wednesday * winner*. 7 pm. Status Quo in Bambino standings Staff Reports SANFORD _ There were no changes In the Sanford Recreation Department Babe Ruth Baseball Bambino League as the Railroaders-Cuba, Sunnlland Corpora­ tion-White Sox and Boys & Girls Club-Expos continue to hold the top spots. Last Friday at Roy Holler Junior Field In Ft. M dlon Park, the White Sox scored four runs in the second Inning and cruised to a 6-3 victory over the Enterprise Trucking-Indians and Uie Cubs scored three runs In the bottom o f the first inning and never looked back tn taking down the Rich Plan-Marlin* 8-2. On Saturday, the Expos took an early 3-1 lead, then broke open a close contest with three runs In the fourth Inning and five runs In the fifth Inning as they thumped the Play It Again Sporta-Yankees 13-3. In the other gome. Keith Rivera broke a 3-3 Ue with a lead-off home run In the fourth Inning and the First Union-A’s added an Insurance run tn the frame and held off the Rlnker Materials-Devil Raya 5-4. Monday evening, the Indiana saw the A'a score three runs In the top o f the fifth Inning to grab a 4-3 lead, but the Indians answered with three runs o f their own In the bottom of the fifth inning to poet a 6­ 4 victory and even their season's record. In the late game, the Martina broke a 1-1 tie by plating eight runs In the third Inning and went on to a 14-3 victory aver the Yankees. T-N-T upsets Queen Bee’s in Seniors From Staff Reports CLASS 3A-DISTH1CT IS st Ca sts Basal TODAY'S 7 an • I . Melbourne Central Catholic vs. SANFORD _ Kristin Weaver walked and scored the winning run on a wild pitch as T-N-T Express upset the previously undefeated Queen Bee's in Sanford Recreation Department Spring Senior Girls Fast Pitch Softball League action at Lakeside Field Monday night. The major upset followed a 12-7 victory over Double Trouble for the T-N-T Express and kept their championship hopes alive. In a game from last Saturday, the Queen Bee’s had Improved to 7-0 with a 15-3 thumping o f Double Trouble. The Queen Bee’s are now 7-1, while the T-N-T Express la 4-3 and Double Trouble la 0-7. On Saturday. Double Trouble challenges the T-N-T Express at 4 p.m. at Lakeside Field In Ft. Mellon Park and then on Monday, the Queen Bee'a play the doubleneader against the T-N-T Express at 6 p.m. and Double Trouble at 7:30 p.m. In last Saturday's game., the Queen Bee’s erased a 2-0 deficit by scoring two runs in the bottom o f the first timing and then took con­ trol o f the coqteat with otx runs In the bottom of the second Inning. Doing the damage for the Queen Bee’s were Sophia Littles (one home run. one triple, three •*' �2B •SermrvXe Herald, Sanford. Florida •Wedne*d«y, April 29. 1998 Seniors------ Continued from Page IB scored, one RBI). Evtta Ingram (one triple, « ne double, one run scored, two KBI), Barbara Gray (one triple, one run scored), Jennifer Waligureky (one double, two runs scored, one RBI) and Krystal Woulard and Lavanya Buckner (one double and two runs scored each). Also contributing were Shannon Buckner (one mn scored, one RBI) and Algl Jackson. Natalie Cole and La wanda Phillips (one run scored each). iittttng for Double Trouble were Dwan Majors (one double, one single, one run scored, one RBI). Trrnlre Bradley (one sin­ gle. one mn scored, one RBI), Ebony Washington (one single, one nin scored) and Stephanie Burke. TSha Copeland and Stephanie Green (one single each). Carrying T-N-T Express past Double Trouble wrrr LaQurrna Grayson (one triple, one dou­ ble, one mn scored, three RBI), Kristin Weaver (one double, one single, three RBI) and Bil­ lie Cotton [one double, one single, two runs scored). Also. Amanda Southward (one single, three runs scored). Devin Daniels (two runs "voredl nnd Erika Jackson. Jennifer Sellers. Lindsey M irdock and Vcrnlquc Burrell (one run scored each). Providing the offense for Double Trouble were Monica Taylor (one double, one nm scored). Morelda Debase (one single, three nins scored). Tun McKinney (two runs scored) nnd Ebony Washington (one nm scored). The Queen Bee's scored three runs in the top of the R A IN E S G AUGE Tim Raines Is a Sanford native and Seminole High School graduate now playing for the New York Yankees. His stats for the 1998 season Is in the ftrst column, personal-best season totals In the second column and enreer totals (including 1998 games) In the third column. Raines continues to rebound from n slow start as he is now hitting .293. RAINES GAUGE CATEGORY 98 ...................... 14 ..................... 41 ...................... 5 12 Hlt% ............................................ ..................... 5 KITI .......................................... ..................... ...................... 2 ...................... 0 ...................... 0 ...................... 3 ...........................293 best 160 652 133 194 71 38 13 18 90 .334 career 2.200 8,279 1.480 2.451 905 403 111 159 798 .296 SANFORD _ Seminole Community College and die Orlando Magic have been awarded the 1998 AAU Girls Basketball Champion­ ships in six age groups. From May 8th-10th the 13-and-Under, 14und-Under and 16-and-Under will compete; and on May 15th-17th the 12-and-Under, 15and-Under and 17-and-Under will square ofT. The Championships are qualifiers for the AAU National Championships to be held In July tn 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) 328-2092 or Tom Bleri. Orlando Magic, at (407) 916-2681. Women's softball qualifier CASSELBERRY _ Red Bug Lake Park will host a Women's Class C Slow Pitch Softball Southern National Qualifier on May 2-3. Two Southern National Qualifying berths Babe Ruth------------tin P ag* IB C on usd b o a (one single, one run scored, one RBI), John Fletcher (one single, three runs scored), Curk Scott (one single, one RBI). Justin Gorman (one single, one run scored), Mario Sims (two RBI) Legal Notices in tns ciaourr court FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA FROSATI DIVISION Fils N*. BS-SSS-CR IN RE ESTATE OF RUTH F LOCKHART D tcu M d NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION Tbu ancillary admlnla Ira lion el lha aauta ol RUTH F LOCK­ HART. dacaaaad. File Number H -U I-C P, la pending In rive Circuit CouN lor Seminole County. Florida. Probate Onnaion. the addreee ol artueh ta P O. Boa Draarer C. Sanford, Florida 31771-MM. The namee and addreaeee ol the ancillary pertonal repreeantaUve and o l the ancillary personal repmeentalive'e attorney ere set forth below. Any untreated person upon whom trite notice la served who intends to cheUenpe the qualiftcations of the ancillary person­ al repreeantaUve, venue, or lurtadtclton ol the court, and all persona having claims against the estate who are served with a copy pi this notice, are required lo Ida with thie court such obtection or claim within the later el three monlha alter the data at the first publication ol uni notice or M days alter trie date ol eervtca ol a copy ol thie notice on that person. Persons having claims against the estate who ere not known to the ancillary personal represen­ tative and wheee namee or eddreeaee are not reasonably ascertainable mutt tile ell claims against the estate within three months alter the date ol the lire! publication ol Wrt* notice ALL CLAIM! AND OBJEC­ TIONS NOT SO FILED WILL SE FOREVER BARRED The date ol first publication ol this notice ie: April Und. IEEE. Afysia Joyce Lockhart. Ancillary Personal Representative SUE Nulty Circle Yorktown Heighle. NY I N N John Palumbo. Attorney let Ancillary Personal Representative Florida 8ar No KO-StS • H North SR 0 4 . Suite 914* Altamonte Springe. FL 31714 Telephone (401) 774-4411 Publish April t*. *S. 1SS4 OEP-KS IR TNS CIRCUIT COURT OF TNS tSTN JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR SIMINOLS COUNTY, FLORIDA CIRCUIT CIVIL DIVISION CASS NO. SS M S CA 14 ■ MIDFIR 4T BANK ate,. Plaintiff ve JOSEPH A. WIOOIHS al at Oelendents NOTIOS OF FOREOLOSUR* ACTION TO: PHYLLIS FREEMAN RESIDENCE UNKNOWN YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that a torselolura action has been I Had end commenced In this ceurt lor that property legally described as follows: Lot I. REMINQTON OAKS AT THE CROSSINOS, according lo rive Piet thereof as recorded in Piet Book IS, pages IA-70. Public Records ol Seminole County. Florida. and you are required lo serve a copy of your written defenses, it any. lo It on OLEN Z. GOLD­ BERG. ESQUIRE. Attorney lor PUMtifl. 1101 Briekali Avenue. Suite S00. Miami. Florida M i l l end file the original with the Clerk ol the above entitled court within 94 daye after the fuel publication otherwise, a default will be entered against your lor the retie I prayed lor in the Complaint Thie notice ahaN be published once a week for laro consecu­ tive weeks in Seminole Herald. WITNESS my hand end seal of eatd court al Sanford Florida on this Find day ol APRIL IM S (Circuit Court Seal) MARYANNS MORSE As Clark. Circuit Court ■Y Ruth King Deputy Clerk NOTICE Any person srith e disability requiring reasonable accommo­ dation should call (407) 3934990 not later than seven days prior lo the proceedings Publish: April St, and May S. IMS DEPTH will be available. Cost is 9175 for the double elim ination tournament. Deadline for entry is Wednesday. April 29th. Call Rocky Elllngsworth Jr. at 695-7113 for more Information. Winter Springs golf WINTER SPRINGS _ The Winter Springs High School Spring G olf Classic will be held at Tuskawllla Country Club on Friday, May 8. The event, which Is to raise money for the Winter Springs Athletic Department, will use a four-person best ball scramble format and will have a 1:30 p.m. start. The $55 per person donation Includes green fees, free range balls and BBQ chicken dinner. Also on the agenda Is a closest to the pin contest, stralghtest drive and longest drive holes. Door prizes and 1st and 2nd place team awards will be presented. Applications are available In the Winter Springs High School Athletic Department or by calling (407) 320-8757. and Dustin Annett and Chris White (one mn scored each). Dean, Ringers, Morgan and Lawton PA.* Marlins: James Parker (one triple, one run scored, one RBI), John Bryan and Brian Shannis (one single and one run scored each), Kyle Barrier (one single), Lee Fredrick (one nm scored, one RBI), James Foster (one RBI) and Cornell Williams and Josh Webb (one nm scored each). Blitz Clean-Red Sox: Soydora (one single, two runs scored, one RBI), Beatty and N. Doney (one single, one mn scored and one RBI each), M. Doney (two runs scored), Towers and Klauck (one run scored each) and Casey (one RBI). Centra) Florida Grading-Expos: Neuhauaer (one double, two singles, one run scored), Wright (one double, one RBI) and Bryant (one run scored). Nobles Construction-White Sox; Walker (one double, two singles, three runs scored, two RBI), Barnes (three singles, one run scored, one RBI). Green (three singles, three run* scored), Pearson (one double, one single, one nm scored, two RBI), Frost (taro singles, one nm scored, two RBI), Guy (one single, one nm scored, one RBI), Larson (one single, taro tuna scored), Hutchins (two runs scored) and Raines (one run scored). Knights o f Columbus-Cardlnals: Rudolph (two doubles, one run scored, one RBI), Bennett (one double, one single, two RBI). Tubb (one single, one run scored). Doug and Sparks (one single each) and Dickerson (one run scored). Nobles Construction-White Sox: Raines (two doubles, one mn scored, two RBI). Pearson (taro singles, one mn scored), Walker (one single, taro runs scored), llutchlna (one single, one RBI) and Guy and Frost (one run scored each). Rotary Club-Athletics; Scott (one double). Continued from Page IB The Optimist Club of Sanford Improved to 8-0 with the victory and holds a three-game lend orer the Sanford Rotary Breakfast Club (5-3) with four gnmes left In the regulnr season. Completing the standings are the Sanford Klwunts Club (3-5) und the Sanford Lions Club (08). Tonight nt Roy Holler Junior Field In Ft. Mel­ lon Bark, the Optimist Club of Sanford takes on the Sanford Lions Club at 6 p.m. and the San­ ford Rntnry Breakfast Club battles the Sanford Ktwnnts Club at 7:30 p.m. Leading the Sanford Klwunls Club to victory were Stephanie Para (one home nin. two sin­ gles, three nins scored, three RBI), Lltlrla Bolder (one double, two nins scored), Brittany Hardy and Debbie Fowler (one single and one run scored each], Lauren Bennett (two runs scored) and Sheila Acrre. Derycl Hlllrry, Linda Fowler nnd Amanda Wnllguraky (one mn scored each). Doing the damage for the Sanford Lions Club were Katie Telkamp lone double, two nlnglrs, two runs scored, three RBI), Asa Conant (two singles, three runs scored, two RBI), Christy Continued from Page IB The standings are: American League: Railroadcra-Cubs (8-1), Sunniland C or­ poration-White Sox (7*2), First Unlon-A's (4-6) and Play It Again Sports-Yankees (1-9). National League: Boy* & atria Club-Expos (7*2), Enter­ prise Trucking-1 ndlans (5-5), Rinker Materials-Devil Rays (36) and Rich Plan-Marlins (3-7). Today at Roy Holler Junior Field, the Devil Rays challenge the Cubs at 6:45 p.m. and the Expos battle the White Sox at 7:45 p.m. Prwtding the offense were: FRIDAY Railroaders-Cubs: Freddie Hoaward (one home run. one triple, two runs scored, two RBI). Levi Otlb (two doubles, two runs, scored, two RBI), Damien Reaves (one home run, one m n scored, two RBI), Erick Breum (one single, two runs scored) and Roger Breum (one run scored). Rich Plan-Marlins: Steve Bacak (two singles, one mn scored), Steve Woodley (one single, one run scored) and Kevin Knopf. Richard Nelson and Mike Warren (one single each). Sunni land Corporation-White Sox; Chria Smith (one home mn. one double, two runs scored, one RBI). Darrell Jackson (one single, one run scored, one RBI), Jeremiah Mitchell and Eddie Bloom (one single and one m n scored each), Arnold Rivers and Larry Thomas (one single each) and Cleophaa White (one mn scored). Enterprise Trucklng-Indians: Daniel App (two singles). Ronald Bradley (one triple, one run scored), Adonis Cain (one double), Oarron Davis (one sin­ gle) and Antonio Miller and Lavario Cary (one run scored each). SATURDAY First Unlon-A's; Keith Rivers (one home m n, one run scored, at Uaa Back Field ilfblrtlri SATURD AY at Sasford Mm m c U I Btadiam 000*00 0 . s « 1*0 ISO s . s s 111 0 0 8 . S T 00* (lOISs . 1* 1* 4 I O O M . l t IS 000000. 0 S 0 0 0 *4 0 . 0 4 010O i l . 0 0 301 O _ 5 7 . 344 S . IB S' M ONDAY Double Trouble T-N-T t i p m * 19> > 1 . 7 3 • M l « . 19 7 p ares OSS'* T-N-T Eipreei 330 I I S 0 OR 304 013 1 . 10 7 BaafarS U m h Club l u b H Klwkkte C M 441 » _ 13 • 414 0 . 1 9 4 Optlmiat Club %t MafurS l u l M I H u j iM k lN t C M and Anthony Mojica (one single and one run scored cacti). Cy Wynn (one run scored, one RBI). Derrick Baker and Sltqwn Ibtater. (two runs scored esch) and Tommy Gray, Josh Brown and Darrell Merihle (one run scored each). Play It Again SporisYankces: Scott Lewis (one home mn. one mn scored, one RBI). T J . Jackman (one triple, one run scored, one RBI), An­ thony Walker (one double, one mn scored). Donald Campbell (one single, one RBI) and Der­ rick Harris and Shawn Byrd (one single each). 104 Bt . 13 13 010 1 0 . 3 4 slnglr. three runs scored, two KBI). Wayne Brumlcy and Shane Memory (one single and onr mn scored rach). Maurell Willis (one mn scored, one RBI) Kevin Knopf (one RBI) and Richard Nelson, Tyler Markovltz. Jacob Bacak, Strvt Woodley. Mike Warren and Les Foster (one nm scored each). Play It Again SportsYankees: T J . Jackman (one triple, one double, two RBI); Scott Lewis (one double, one run scored). Derrick Harris (one single, one m n scored) and Anthony Walker (one mn scored)._________________________ " * FRIDAY H h Um C4M IM U h V M u Om ’ 010 1 0 0 . 0 * 309 M l . I 1 ... 101 0 1 0 . S • , . , 040 I M . * 7 SATURDAY A '( Durtl b p 300 3 0 0 . * 3 100 010 _ 4 7 Tukw 100 30 . 3 4 bpN SUSS. I t « MONDAY A'S IS4IKS4 010 030 . 4 4 O tt 13s . 4 7 Mutts* TukM ) 100 0 . 14 4 100 0 . 3 4 MONDAY Enterprise Trucking-Indians: Adonis Cain (one home mn, one double, two runs scored, one RBI), Donte Johnson (two singles, one run scored), Oar­ ron Davis (two singles, one RBI), Daniel App; (one triple, one mn scored, two RBI) and Antonio Miller and Bob Valet (one m n scored each). First Unlon-A's; Ryan Thom (two singles, one run scored, two RBI). Jonathon Mangum (one triple). Chris Osier (one double, one mn scored, one RBI) and Frank Santora and Keith Rivera (one run scored each). Rich Plan-Marlins: Brandon Hancock (one triple, one sin­ gle, two runs scored, two RBI), Steve Bacak (one double, one • DICK R A C K S • P U S H B A R S • TAI 1 GATES YOUR TRUCK ACCESSORY CONNECTION GRAND OPENING OUR 1045 N.mnr. 17-92, lonswood PHONE: 696-7177 WWW.TRUCK ACCESSORY WARE.COM BEr--------•LifiUmeWsmn •ForAll Pickups t 0000000. 0 I 000 I M S . • fl st Zlaa Book PUld SATURDAY Double Trouble pu rrs B erk W J?-TR U C K 030 to _ s a B S04s_t4 10 triple, one nm scored) and Algl Jackson. Kelshawn Knight. Sara Huddleston and Krystal Woulanl (one run scored each). Cardona |two singles, one RBI). Nlkl Conant and Lynn Robinson (one single and one run scored each). Jessica Beckncr and Ywan Philips (two runs scored each) and Andrenlsa Williams (one nm scored). Powering Die Optimist Club of Sanford were Tara Layton (one home run. one triple, one double, three nins scored, four RBI), Vanessa Silva lone triple, two singles, one nm scored) and Alonna Smith (one triple, one single, one nin scored, one RBI). Also contributing were India Tlllmon (two sin­ gles. three nins scored, one RBI), Lawanda Tlllmon (two singles, one run scored, one RBI). Sasha Merthle (one single, two nins scored, one RBI) and Colette Layton (one nm scored). Providing the offense for the Sanford Rotary Breakfast Club were Hritany Postell (onr home nm. one nm scored, one RBI), Jessica Postell (one double). Ashley Brown (one single, one run Bcored) und Sam Huddleston (one single, one RB1>. one RBI), Chris Osier (one sin­ gle, one run scored), Ryan Thom (one single) and Joey Dean, Fran kSantoro and Jeff Bowers (one nm scored each). Rinker Matertals-Devil Rays: Chris Jacobs (one triple, one double, one single, three runs scored), Khalil Farahkhan (two doubles, two RBI), Sean Jackson (one triple), Erik Klnnett (one single) and Greg Plett (one mn scored). Boys & Girls Club-Expos: Marcus Kendrick (one triple, one m n scored, three RBI). J.D. Smith (one single, two runs scored), Lyndon Merihle DASH COVERS • C O N S O t f S TUESDAY r«isiKiii Other contributors were Monica Rivers (one single, one mn scored, one RBI). Erika Jackson (one single, one mn scored), Jennifer Sellers (one slnglr. one RBI) nnd Devin Daniels nnd Billie Colton (one nin scored each). The Queen Bee's wrrr led by Brittany Postell (one double, one slnglr, two runs scored, two RBI). Barbara Gray (one double, one single, two nins scored). Sophia Lillies (one Juniors Bambinos— T im Rain** Girls AAU hoops champs blx tit Inning to take a 9-7 a d ­ vantage. but the T-N-T Express came back with two tuns tn the liottom o f the sixth Inning to tie the game and set the stage for Wearer's heroics. Contributing for the T-N-T Express wen* Andrea South­ ward (one double, one single, two nins scored), LnQticena Grayson (one triple, one nm scored, one RBI) and Kristin Weaver (onr single, three nins scored, two Rill). if BETTER BUILT TOOL BOXES • Full Tray • Hirnmad Crown U i • Lifitimn Warranty OjJfeN T W iW t l I!,!» !■ I �Seminote Herald, Sanford. Honda Wednesday. April 29. 1998 ■ 3 B People CALEKPAR T ak e the b ric k taste out o f lasagna ■■ ■ ■ ■ - ...... it B I Blood Bank : Central Florida Blood Bank in asking donors o f all types blood - especially O-type d o­ nors - to donate at Its Sanford branch. 1302 E. Second St. For Information, call 322-0822. Dancing (or Senlora The Over 50 Dance Club dance Is held every Wednesday, from 2:30 -4:30 p.m. at the Sanford Civic Center. Uve mu­ sic by the Dcltonlans 13-plecc band. Donation $3.00, Al-Anon A support group for friends or relatives of alcoholics (AlAnon) meets every Wednesday, at 8 p.m.. at 111 E. 27th St., Just west o f Sanford Avenue In Sanford. New visitors or mem­ bers are welcome to this 12•trp group. '* Welcome Wagon Seminole Spokes Welcome Wagon Club of Seminole county holds a coffee for new­ comers and second Wednesday o f every month from 10 a.m. until noon. For Information on address, call Betty. 695-0144. Lucy, 322-7877. .Lunch, Fellowship LONOWOOD-All area seniors Are Invited to Jotn a seniors group currently meeting at the Orthodox Church o f St. Ste­ phen, 1695 Lake Emma Rd. >A covered dish luncheon, at noon. Is followed by Bible study and fellowship. - Tire group meets on tire sec­ ond and fourth Wednesday of the month. For more informa­ tion. contact Mary Burke at 330-6391. Widowed Pereone _ All widowed persons are In­ vited to meet at 1:30 p.m. the .uccond and fourth Wednesday o f every month at the C assel­ berry Senior Center. 200 Lake Triplet Drive, Casselberry. County holds the regular monthly luncheon meeting at 11:30 a.m. on the third Wednesday o f very month. Those wishing to attend, call Betty, 695-0144. or Lucy. 3227877. Recovery Inc Recovery Inc., Is a self-help mental health organization for people who suffer from panic attacks, depression, fears and general nervous symptoms. For Information, call 600-2003, or 890-5900. A local chapter o f TOPS (Take OfT Pounds Sensibly) meets every Wednesday at 6:30 p.m., tn the auditorium o f South Seminole Hospital. 556 W. S.R. 434, Longwood. Weighing beings at 5:30 p.m. The first meeting Is held every Wednesday, at 9:30, at Lakcview Christian Church, 1400 Bear Lake Road Apopka. For Information, call 293-5048. A l-Anon If you know, or live with an alcoholic, there la help. Al-Anon Is an anonymous, non-profit organization, open to anyone who Is a relative or friend o f an alcoholic. Serenity Won Al-Anon meets each Monday, Tuesday and Thursday. (Thursday non­ smoking) evening at 8 p.m. Meetings are held In the back room o f the Sahara Club, 2587 South Sanford Ave., Sanford. For additional meeting times and locations In the Central Florida area, or for more In­ formation, call 321-9122. N ar-Anon Nar-Anon meets eve very Wednesday at 8 p.m. at Soul null Seminole Hospital, 555 West State Road 434, Longwood. Nar-Anon Is a support group open to families and friends o f addicts. Dally living with an addict Is more turmoil than you can handle by yourself. Join for support In coping with your addict; gain serenity to make decisions and put our Uve back in focus. Coil 261-1900 for more Information. The baking stage Is where most lasagna Is overcooked. In addition avoid pressing down on the layers as you assem ble them. The chewy thick result generally comes from pressing the layers too tightly together First, let me thank you for your letter. We will gladly help any o f our readers any time we can. I hope one o f the recipes work for your "picky eater'. WeU. one way to fix the problem Is to give your tu sband the apron and td l him to make It himself. Granted that may not result In an edible meal ao here are three different lasagna recipes you can try. The main reasons that la sa ­ gna tends to get thick or chewy Is over cooking or Ingredients that lend to pack too tightly. As I have said before In this column, the base for a good pasta dish Is good pasta. Pref­ erably. make your own from scratch, but In a pinch buy only a top quality pre-made noodle. LAkAONA RICCIS IMSOTTITK (BASIC BAKED MEAT LASAGNA) 1 lb. curly edge lasagna n oo­ dles (lasagna rlccl) 4 lbs. virgin olive oil 2 lbs. butler 1 medium onion chopped fine 2 cloves garlic crushed 3/4 lb. lean beef or veal (ground twice) 3/4 lb. Iran pork (ground twice) 1 tbs. Italian seasoning 1 cup fresh grated parmesan 2 tbs. dry red wine 1-1/2 lb. Rlcotta cheese, drain ofT excess liquid 1 lb. fresh Mozzarella, sliced thin sail, pepper, parsley 3 cups o f basic tomato spaetti sauce (home-made I t Bt) The West Volusia Holocaust Memorial Council presents the 1995-96 film scries the first Wednesday o f every month through March, at 7:30 p.m., at the Temple Shalom o f Deltona, 1785 Elkcom Dlvd., Camara Club The Seminole Lake Mary Camera Club meets the second Wednesday every month In Old Lake Mary City HaU. 158 N. Country Club Rd. at 7:30 p.m. For more Information, call Orace at 321-4723 or Sol at 323-8691. Rotary Club Rotary Club o f Lake Mary meets Thursday mornings. 7:30-8:30 a.m.. at the Marriott Courtyard, off West Lake Mary Boulevard. Contact Brian Overby, president, at 322-0634. I •: *9 t• I» Cook your noodles tn 4 quarts o f water with 2 tbs. olive oil and 1 lap. salt. When water is rapidly boiling, add noodles and gently stir occasionally to keep the noodles separated. Check noodles and cook to a firm al dente finish (DO NOT 6 00 b n l G 30 m w|p™'T Nnw C H IU ,o o ■ '© > ;(D ?g) ’ €0 ffl **© tig— e = 7 00 | 7 30 kljg- U C H U " "V s * r a a—'"v ■■ nSEB f S S ------- rlwEH Mac* p yw . Ufo, seh— S u ra : IU tore nresre (tot* UatoFto s s r r s ? ; tow, WWW l * ____ HE?— ***** GaUa* IK M FuM ^ Wf — hlffis u !a * J r SSL IE __ t o l l D E A R AB B Y: M y boyfriend <111 c a ll him T im o th y ! w as In special education classes all through school. H e ia v e r y In te llig e n t, but has a ■light learning disability. Becauac o f th e w a y the educational system waa set up, he was put Into classes w it h s tu d e n ta w h o h ad s e v e r e le a r n in g d is a b ilitie s . H e w a s n 't even taught addition and subtrac­ tion until his senior year. D esp ite th e odds a ga in st him , Tim othy enrolled in community college. H ie lowest-level college da a r e a h u g e ju m p fro m n ia h ig h rs m s c i 2 L S ___ y g . f f i g IManila rbfw$R s a s g j S a t e a s j»($$EsR K. PUSS Store Wf^_ io no 10 30 LEWi On e min0* (in DfbwCan Ta*G«p.* FiVw*re 1>m a OM Mms Ijsfctfri toN^ WSflMI •ate Os* BUT ... .... • *4 S T * K i r U n til to ft If* |htons) g ores* to* -r a j te*dhffo e - 30 9 00 8 30 jtJtoCwr te s — ~ — 1 L re S ” 8 00 - m o 1 ■ 00 S JT m p ts T u mm •aw sore Y«* S 3 U sto to Sto relto j E S to S w re f rmmm ■rente* E £ 5 rm n a T iw to F«aa Va* FuT jPutotolteM w a N IK S Frew* r r a c S T M |f in ite Mr H*k V*|*aa E*ctwngs*prTSwsc) ■ Store* fo ■ Jssist [WspspItF M m Cstfll tote In a large fry pan. melt but­ ter and remaining olive oil and sautt onions and garlic until translucent. Add meats, salt and pepper lightly, 1 tbs. Ital­ ian seasoning, wine and cook until browned. Pour mixture Into a strainer to remove ex­ cess fat and liquid. The basic cooking and as­ sembly o f the lasagna remains the same for the next two In­ gredients. The meat layers are replaced by the Ingredients given tn each one. This recipe will easily serve 6 people. Have a nice seasoned Italian bread and a wedge of lettuce with Italian pesto dressing and a good bottle of dry red wine for a complete meal. Use a large covered casserole dish and coat bottom and sides with olive oil. Put enough sauce to cover the bottom of dish. Place an even single layer o f noodles on the sauce, paint the top o f noodles with sauce and spoon a layer o f meat evenly about 1/2 inch thick over n o o ­ dles. Cover thinly with sauce, sprinkle with Parmesan and layer with one layer of Mozza­ rella. The next layer starts with noodles, paint with sauce, cover with 1/2 Inch of Rlcotta. sprinkle with Parmesan and one layer o f Mozzarella. Spoon sauce over cheese. Repeat lay­ ers oJlemaUng meat and cheese unUl casserole dish Is full. Pour remaining sauce over the lasagna and sprinkle re' mainlng Parmesan over the top. , Preheat the oven to 350 de­ grees F. Cover the casserole dish and bake for 15 minutes. Remove cover and bake for 10 Noodles: Homemade. Approx. $1.75; Beef. Food-Lion. $1.79/lb. $1.34: Pork. FoodLion, $ 1,29/lb. $.97; Sauce. Homemade. Approx. $1.50; Mozzarella, Food-Lion, $1.75/lb., $1.75; Rlcotta. FoodLion. $3.39/2 lbs. $1.70; Par­ mesan. Food-Lion. $2.69/1/2 lb. $1.34; All other Items, A p ­ prox. $1.00 TOTAL; $11.35 LABAORA CON AKAOOSTA OAMBKRA E PEI I DU (SEAFOOD LASAGNA LOBSTER, SHRIMP AND SCALLOPS) 1/2 lb. each lobster, shrimp & scallops 1 tbs. chopped shallots 1 tbs. dry while wine 1 tbs. chopped chives 2 doves chopped garlic 1 lbs. butter 1 tbs.' extra virgin oltVe oil 1 tsp. Italian seasoning Wash seafood and chop io a medium size approximately 3/8 Inch. Pat dry with paper towel. In a hot frying pan melt butter and oil, saute shallots, chives. garlic until Just translucent. Add seafood and seanontng. Stir until Just turning golden. Remove from heat and stir in wine. I personally prefer to use a Martnara sauce for this recipe, but a basic tomato sauce la acceptable. A variation on this recipe is using a white clam sauce In place o f the tomato sauce. This recipe with clam sauce Is a definite all time fa­ vorite o f mine and many o f my guests. Retain the liquid from the sauteed seafood using all the saut£ Ingredients. Spoon layers and follow above assembly method to make your lasagna. LASAGNA CON 0 MELANZANE E 8PINACI [VEGETARIAN EOOPLANT AND SPINACH LASAGNA) 1 medium eggplant, sliced 1/4 Inch thick 1 cup of fresh spinach leaves for each layer 1 tsp. garlic powder 1 tsp. onion powder 1 tsp. Italian seasoning 1 large egg. beaten 1/2 cup all purpose flour salt, pepper to taste olive oil Mix the diy Ingredients t o ­ gether In a bowl. In a large frying pan heat oil to a high temperature. coat eggplant slices with egg and lightly dust with flour mixture. Saut& the slices for approximately 1 mi­ nute per side until they get a light golden tint, add oil as needed, When assembling the lasa. use I cup o f fresh spinach vs. Drizzle with olive oil over the leaves. Cover with sauteed eggplant slices and coat with sauce for each layer. Tliis recipe works well using basic tomato sauce, but In my opinion a fresh basil and shallot pesto sauce Is excep­ tional for this dish. May all your meals be a fes­ tive occaslonl K Ssmlnols County's Chsf Ooc i*,a classically t r a i n ohsf whoso roelpoo hsvs bssn published In numerous cook­ books. Writs to him e/o ths Seminole Herald, $00 . N. French Avs., Ssnford, FI., 31771. M an held back in school struggles to gain ground WEDNESDAY PRIME TIME i------------f• OVER COOK THE NOODLES). Remove noodles from heat and rinse In Ice water. Cover n oo­ dles tn cold water and put salde until you arc ready lo as­ semble the lasagna. and removing the air that gets trapped Inside. When done, allow the dish to sit for five minutes before slicing. This allows the cheese to cool slightly and set-up. Garnish with fresh chopped parsley. Pries Breakdown: E Film Ssrlss 1 Lake Mary Woman's Club meets the fourth Wednesday o f each month from September through May. For Information, bontact Maryann Hoff. 321Q226. Thsrssa, Winter Park Tip Of The Week Alzhsim tr's Support Woman's Club more minutes or until top Is lightly browned. Remember, all your ingredients are pre­ cooked. The only reason you are baking Is to melt the cheese and reheat the Ingredi­ ents. Dear Theresa, TO P S ii (towss-asoa. i ' The Alzheimer's Support Group for Caregivers meets the fourth Wednesday, at 10 a.m., at the Frank Evans Center In Lake Mary. All Interested are Invited to attend. Shelly Brassier, a licensed Alzheimer therapist, leads the discussion and answers questions. For information, call 323-4938 or 324-3060. Recently, we received a letter at the Seminole Herald asking us to help with a lasagna problem. The following Is a part o f that letter. ‘ My husband brags about mom's lasa­ gna...and calls mine lasagn a bricks'...' S T **•» E Z T$f#n: Hh ... . .------------- L l i ^ . u ----------- j t . i . j i i ' n - j r r . Ainu* M M r ~ t : — A B IG A IL VAN BUR EN school classes and too fast-paced for him. H e has talked with the coun­ selors and tutors, but no one can h elp him . H e has put much tim e and efiort into classes, hut still has m a d e o n ly f a llin g g ra d e s . H e blames him self for this, although it le n t his fault. It breaks m y heart Ui see T im o­ th y ’s se lf-e s te e m dashed and his ambitions crushed. H e is terrified o f w h at his future holds i f he cannot get an education. A b b y , a re n 't th e re classes fo r adu lts w ho n ever learned lo read and w rite in school? T im oth y can raad a little , but not well. W h ere can I get more information for him? L O V E S H IM A N D W A N T S TO H E L P DEAR LOVES HIM: Inquire at lbs high school reme­ dial reading rlseses for adults. Also, libraries have pro­ grams to assist adults end chil­ dren with reading and writing prohlams. Parhaps they can rater van to l i a r s who volun­ teer their afctils without charge about usually mm g "P — ] ADVICE ■ there In^aossL* ***** ** Another thought: Not every­ one learne In tne same way. Some people learn more easily whan they haar a lecture, rather than from a hook. Others learn faster whan they see something demonstrated. A - iiL ia iJ g -A A ~ J u Z i. if* ' i ' ■ frustrating savlronment In which Timothy can learn. W c do m ore than p lay cards: w e s o c ia lite and tra v e l to g eth er. In short, we’re good friends. For the last yea r or two, w e've hud a serio u s problem w ith on e . m em ber o f our group. She causes discord and irritates the rest o f us. So fo r, w e h a ve avoid ed ■ d ire c t confrontation with her. S om e o f h e r a n n o y in g h a b its in clu d e co n sta n tly in te r r u p tin g , r e p e a tin g h e r ow n th o u g h ts on what has just been said by others, com plaining constantly about h er n e ig h b o rs and h e r h e a lth , lou d belching, irrita tin g loud lau gh ter, keeping us w aiting w hile she uses our phones without permission, and embarrassing behavior in public. I could go on and on, and h er behav­ ior is getting worse. W e hove tried lo solve the prob­ le m by jo k in g a b o u t I t , m ild ly insulting h er o r ju st ign orin g her. Hut it doesn't seem to register, and she m akes no e ffo r t lo a lt e r h e r behavior. A s id e from th is, she is a v e r y generous, good-natured individual, and w e care about her. W e feel she is "fragile,” and several members o f the group suspect she's m entally ill. We'd lik e to salvage our relation­ ship w ith her. but she’s pulling the group apart. W e avoid g ettin g to­ gether because o f her. W e must do something i f the group is to survive. Can you help us? H A D IT IN "SPAD E S* Joshua Ruhr Ruhr listed in W ho's Who Lee University senior. Joshua Puhr. from Lake Mary has been selected for WTio's Who Among Students tn American Uhtuersftirs and Colleges. The 1997 edition o f the pub­ lication will include the names o f 52 students from Lee Uni­ versity who have been selected as national outstanding cam ­ pus leaders. Josh will graduate May 9 with a BS tn Biological Sciences and la planning on a DEAR HAD IT: Your bridge *------- i n — together for re ; It would be a shame to •slTout longtime member to throw In her hand. 8ha may be having mantel problems — or she may have suffered ■ hear­ ing loss as she baa grown older. Alert someone in her family to talk to bar, or designate two or three of the elub members to do It for the good of the group. Tho alternative Is to slowly escluds her from your ting commit­ tees and editors of the annual directory have taetuded the names of these studenta based on their academic achieve­ ment. service to the commu­ nity. leadership in extracur­ ricular activities and potential for continued success. Lee University la a compre­ hensive four-year liberal arts university located In Cleveland. TN. 35 miles north of ChattaChrisenrol I- __________iU *T V i D E A R A B B Y : O u r bridge group ha* been together for more then 30 m i s Opr members have always ■MU very supportive of each other. SbusilM m Iim I, —U-»ddrv— d envelop*. ■Im stock or ■ <• • ! snlar for M IS 1S4JS to CaaaSal to Dear Atojr, Aarer a — kto. P A I n 447, Mm M Morris, UL T .ll lin 1918 and offers degrees In 30 majors and 63 programs of study as well as tour gradifete programs. �4 B - Sfrmnoi* Hornkt, San tan), Honda ■Wednesday, April -'ll. t999 Legal Notices Legal Notices IN TH E C IR C U IT C O U R T FOR S EM IN O LE C O U N T T , IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FLO R ID * OF THS ISTM JUDICIAL PRO BATE DIVISION CIRCUIT IN AND FOR File N u m ber: t i - O O t -C P SIMINOLE COUNTY. IN RE ESTATE OF FLORIDA CHAR LES MILLER GENERAL Dacaatad JU R IS D IC TIO N DIVISION N O TIC E C A S E NO: * S -t4 * C A 14 K OF A D M IN IS TR A TIO N | W ASHINGTON M UTUAL The H tm im ilra lio n ot Iba I HANK. F A F/K/A estate ol C H A R LE S MILLER | AMERICAN SAVINGS dacaatad. File Nunibar S a - 009(IAN* F A CP it pending in I ha Circuit PLAINTIFF Court lor Seminole County. VS Florida Probate O'Vttion the NICHOLAS RUOINO CT AL addratt of which It 100 Part D E FE N D A N TS ) Avanua. Santord. Florida JJ7 7 I NOTICE Tha namat and addrettea ol OF FONICLOSURI SALS tha partenal representative t NO TICE IS HEREBY GIVEN attorney ara ta l forth below pursuant to a Summary Final ALL IN TE R E S TE D PERSONS Judgment ol foreclosure dated ARE N O flFlEO TH AT April 22nd, 1999. entered m All p a ito n t on whom Ih ii Civil Cate No 99-149 CA 14 K notice it tanrad who have ol the Circuit Court ol the 13TM obtacbona lhal challanga tha Judicial Circuit in and lor SEM I­ validity of tha will. Iha qualrficaNOLE County. Santord Florida bona of tha partonal tepresen1 will tell to the highest and talnr* vanu* or funtdictlon ol best bidder lor cash al Ihe this Court ara required to hie W EST FR O NT DO O R ol Ihe their obfeebont with thit Court SEMINOLE County Courthouse W ITHIN THE ALTER OF THREE located at 301 N PARK AVE m M ONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF 8 A N F0 R 0 . Florida, al 11 00 TH E FIR S T P UB LIC A TIO N OF a m on tha ISth day ol May THIS N O TIC E OR TM IR TT OATS 1SSS tha following daacribad AFTER TH E DATE OF SERVICE property aa ta l forth In sard OF A C O P T OF THIS NOTICE Summary Final Judgment, lo­ ON THEM an! All cradlin'* ol the decadent U N IT NO 322*0 LAKE H OW ­ and other paraont having ELL ARMS CONDOMINIUM A claitna ot d r m tn d i againtt C O N DO M INIUM A CCO R DING daeadanl't at tala on whom • TO THE DEC LAR ATIO N OF copy ol thit nobca mutt hla CONDOMINIUM AND EXHIBITS than claim* with Ihi* Coufl ANNEXE0 TH ER E TO RECORD W ITHIN TH E ALTER OF THREE EO FEBR UAR Y 10 1S12. IN M O NTH S AFTER TH E DATE OF O FFICIA L R ECOROS DOOK t h e f ir s t p u b l ic a t io n o f 1322. PAQE 1144. PUBLIC TH IS NO TIC E OR TH IR TY DAYS R ECO R DS OF SEMINOLE AFTER TH E DATE OF SERVICE C O U N TY . FLORIDA. AS OF A C O P T OF THIS NO TIC E AM ENDED. TO G E TH E R W ITH ON TH EM AS UNDIVIDED IN TE R E S T IN All olhar creditor* ol Ih* dacaTHE COMMON ELEM ENTS AND danl and person* having claim* LIMITED COMMON ELEM ENTS or damand* againtt Iha dec#DECLARE0 IN SAID DECLARA­ dent t etlate m utt Ma thair TION OF CONDOM INIUM TO BE claimt wdh Ihit court WITHIN AN A PPURTENANCE TO THE th r ee m o n th s a fte r th e ABOVE CONDOM INIUM UNIT OATE OF TH E FIRST P UB LIC A ­ Dated (hie 23rd day ol APRIL. TION OF TH IS NOTICE 1993 ALL CLAIM S DEMANDS AND (C IR C UIT C O U R T SEAL) O B JE C TIO N S N O T SO FILED MARYANNE MORSE WILL BE FOREVER BARRED Clark ot Ih* Circuit Court The date ol the hr*t publica­ By Dorothy W Bolton tion ol th n Notice it April 22nd. Deputy Clark IH I THE LAW OFFICES OF Personal Represents trv* DAVID J STERN. P A LAVONNE MILLER ATTO R NEY FOR PLAINTIFF 1220 Via Harmota •01 S University Drive Santord. Florida U f f l Suil* 300 Attorney lor Plantation. FL 33324 Pertonal Repreientative (934) 233*3000 A A McCLANAHAN. JR . SS-204S2 (ASB) ESOUIRE In accordance with the 212 North Part Avanua American with Ditab.lil.es Act. Santord. Florida S2TT1 parsons with disabilities need­ Florida Bar No 0232*14 ing a special accommodation lo 407027-4012 participate in thla proceeding Publith April 22. 29. I I M should contact Ih* Clark ol Ih* DCP-t it IN T N I CIRCUIT COURT OF T N I iraK TIlW TM JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF FLORIOA IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTT CASE NO. gt-SSS CA 14 A CHASE MORTGAGE SERVICES. INC . t/t/a CHASE MANHATTAN MORTOAOE CORPORATION. Plabitlfl. tr* ISABEL T TRYALS. Alt/l ISABEL TURNER MAUP1N. EDOAR PAVNE. TENANT. LaVAUNT MAUPtN. JR . and All partita claiming tntaratl by through, under or again*! ISABEL T TRYALS. Defendant) *T NOTICE OP ACTION TO All parti** claiming intaretl by. through, under or again* I ISABEL T TRYALS, dacaatad and all parliaa having or claimbig lo have any right, lltt* or mlarea I in tha proparty haram da ten bad Raaidanc* Unknown You are hereby notified Vial an action lo lore d o aa a mortgage on Iha following pro party tn SEMINOLE County. Florida Lot I. Block B. HARMONY HOMES, according to Iha ptat thereof a* record#d In Rial Book 13. Riga SS. Ruble Racorda ol taminola County. Florida. hat bean filed againtt you and your ara required to tare* a copy of your tarinan dalanaai, H any. to II on Sheppard Faber. C tq . Attorney lor Plalntlft, whoa* eddtaaa la Suita 300. ISF0 Madruga Avanua. Coral Qabiaa. Florida. 3314S within thirty (30) deya after tha lint publication of ttue Notice In tha Sami nola Herald and hla tha original with Iha dark ol thla court either baton earvico on Plaintiff* attorney or Immedi­ ately Ihereaftai. otharwia# a dalaull wll be anlarad againtt your lor tha ratwl demandad In Ih* complaint and Amended Complaint WITNESS my hand and the aaal of thla court Ihi* 13rd day ol Aped. ISOS (SEAL) Maryann* M on* Aa Clark of Ih* Court By Cacalla V Ekarn Aa Deputy Clark NOTICE AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES ACT OP IM S Admlnlalrattoo Order No. ST-S II you an a person with a dieability who naada any accom­ modation hi order to participate m thit proceeding, you an enti­ tled. at no coat to you. to Ih* provision ol certain assistance Plea** contact Court Ad mini illation at 301 N. Park Avanua. Suita N301, Santord. FL 31221. (402) 313-4330 *st 4137 within 1 working day* of your racaipl ol Vua nobca, if you are hearing or vote* unpaired, call 1-SOO-SM-E77t. Publith April IS, and May S. 1*11 OCP-123 Circuit Court at tha SEMINOLE County Courthouse al 407-3234330. not later than aaean day* prior lo tha proceeding If hear­ ing Impaired. 1-400-955-4771 (TOD) or 1-I00-9B3-S770. via Florida Relay Service Publith April 29. and May S. IM S OCP-171 IN TUB CIRCUIT COURT FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA PROBATS DIVISION FU* Numbar BS-SSS-CF IN R i: ESTATE OF OWEN STUART ROATH. Dacaatad MOT1CB to oRSorroRS (anamaty admlnletratten) TO ALL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AOAINST THE ABOVE ESTATE: The ancillary admin ill rat km ol the aatala ol OWEN STUART ROATH. dacaatad. Fll* Number SS-331-CP. I* pending in the Circuit Court lor Seminole County. Florida, Pro bale Division, the address of which Mi Berranola County Courthouse PO. Drawer 0 Santord. Florida 32772-0339 Tha names and addresses ol Nso ancillary Partonal Representative and ol Ih* Partonal Representative's attorney are tal forth below. ALL INTERESTED PERSONS ARE NOTIFIED THAT. AH creditors ot tha decedent and other paraont having claim* or demand* against decedent's estate on whom a copy of this notice to served within throe month* after th* dal* ol th* flrat publication of Oh* none* mutt Id* thair claim* with thla Court WITHIN THE LATER OF THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A COPT OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM Alt other creditor* ol Ih* dece­ dent and persona having claim* against th* decadent's aatala mini fil* their claim* with thla Court WITHIN THREE MONTH* AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE ALL CLAIMS AND DEMAN0S NOT SO FILED WILL BE FOREV­ ER BARRED Th# data ol Ih* brat publica­ tion of thit Nolle* It April 12nd, IN S Ancillary Partonal Represent* live JOSEPHINE ELIZABETH MART ROATH SOS S. Summerlin Avenue Santord. Florida 31721 Attorney tor Ancillary Personal Rapro* ant aIhr* Edwin L. Williamson Florida bAr No 0144740 OILER S ROBINSON. PA. 390 N. Orange Avanua. Sulla BOO Orlando. Florida 31S01 Telephone (407) 424-3341 Publith April n . IS. ISM DCP-113 by Luis Campos TadsysoN* P* N M X H V O H P O , L DLZW LO AFI Y X L O J W V O . * J W H V Q H D D LE H EMI YXHI YXHI XW — NMMC XW OMNHE ORLI X PREVIOUS SOLUTION: 'SocMty needs to condsmn s liltlt mors and understand a littls Is m .' — Prims Ministsr John • IMS ty NCA, Inc Legal Notices SEMINOLE COUNTT OCC PROJECTS) NOTICE OF FICTITIOUS NAME Protect 4RFP-441-94/OG Protect Till* Auctioneer Service* Document *4411 Opening Dale May 20. 1994, 1994 al 2 00pm, local time Pre Proposal Conference May 11. 1994 at 10 30am For information on any ol the Semi nola County BCC protect* plea** call Intormation on Demand, Inc . 407-973-0020 Publish April 29, 199* DEP-274 Nolic* i* hereby given lhal I am engaged In butine t * al 130 4 S Palmelto Ave . Sanford FL 32771, Saminola County Florida under Ihe Frctltioom Nam* ol KOKACHIN POTTERY and that I inland lo regitler *aid name with Ih* Division ol Cotpoiation* Tall*7i****e, Florida. In accor­ dance with the provisions ol th* Ficlitiou* Nam* Statute* ToWit Section SSS 09, Florida Statute* 1991 Leigh Lunl Publish April 29. 1999 DEP-279 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE ISTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA OENERAL JU R IS D IC TIO N DIVISION C ASE NO ) 9 B -0 0 0 3 -C A -1 4 -K COLONIAL MORTGAGE COMPANY PLAINTIFF VS MARK E HENDERSON. IF LIVING. ANO IF DEAD, THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE HEIRS DEVISEES GRANTEES. ASSIGNEES LIENORS CREDITORS, TRUSTEES ANO ALL OTHER PARTIES CLAIMING AN INTEREST BV THROUGH. UNDER OR AGAINST MARK E HENDERSON KELLY L HENDERSON. IF LIVING ANO IF OEAO. THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE. HEIRS DEVISEES GRANTEES ASSIGNEES. LIENORS CREDITORS TRUSTEES ANO ALL OTHER PARTIES CLAIMING AN INTEREST OV THROUGH. UNDER OR AGAINST KELLY L HENDERSON. AUTUM N OLEN HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION INC . JOHN DOE AND JANE DOE AS UNKNOWN TENANTS IN POSSESSION D E FE N D A N TS ) NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE NOTICE IS HEREDV GIVEN pursuant to a Summary Final Judgment ol lorecloture dated April 22nd. 1994 entered in Civil Case No 94-0001-CA-l 4-K ol the Circuit Court ol Ihe ISTH Judicial Circuit in and lor SEMI­ NOLE County SANFORD. Florida. I will veil lo Iha highest and best bidder lor cash al th* W EST FR O NT DOOR OF T h E SEMINOLE County Courthouse located at 301 N PARK AVENUE •n SANFORD. Florida, al I I 00 a m on Iha 2Cth day ol MAY. I99B Ih* following described property a t aet forth In eaid Summary Final Judgment, lo­ an! LOT S7. AUTUMN QLEN PHASE 1. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 31. PAGES 4S AND 47. PUBLIC RECOROS OF SEMINOLE COUNTT. FLORIOA Dated Ihit 23rd day ol APRIL. 1994 (CIRCUIT COURT SEAL) MARYANNE MORSE Clerk of Ih* Circuit Court By Jan* E Jasewrc Deputy Clerk THE LAW OFFICES OF DAVID J STERN. PA ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF 101 B University Drive Suit* 300 Plantation. FL 33324 (934) 233-1000 ST-1MT9 (FM) COL In accordance with Ih* American with Disabilities Act. persons with d-tabilities needmg a apaclal accommodation lo pnrticipal* in Ihia proceeding ahould conlacl Ih* Clerk ol Ih* Circuit Court *1 Ih* SEMINOLE County Courthoua* al 407-3214330. not later than aavan day* prior lo III* proceeding II hear­ ing impaired. 1-SOO-Sf S-S771 (TOO) or 1-SOO-SSS-S770. via Florida Relay Service Publith April SS, and May S 1SSS DEP-MB M THE CIRCUIT COURT OP THE ISTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IH ADD FOR MMIHOLS COUIITT, FLORIDA •E M R A L JURISDICTION DIVISION cAsa not sa m s s c a 14 k CITIBANK FEDERAL SAVINGS BANK. F/K/A CITICORP SAVINGS OF FLORIOA. A FEDERAL •AVINOS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION PLAINTIFF VS. WALLACE TATES A/K/A WALLIBON TATES. IF UV!NQ. AND IF DEAD. THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE. HEIRS. DEVISEES. ORANTEES. A8SIONEE8, LIENORS. CREDITORS. TRUSTEES AND ALL OTHER PARTIES CLAIMING AN INTEREST BV. THROUOH. UNDER OR AOAINST WALLACE YATES A/K/A WALUSON YATES. ET AL DEFENOANT(S) NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN purtuanl In • Summary Final Judgment el lorecto*ur* dated April tlnd. 1SSS. entered in Civil Cat* No SS 0093 CA 14 K ol iha Circuit Court ol Ih* tITH Judicial Circuit In and tor SEMI­ NOLE County. Santord. Florida, I will tall lo Ih* highatl and boat bidder tor cath al the Weal front door ol the Seminole County Courthoua* located *1 301 N Park Avenue in Sanlord, Florida, at 1TOO am on iho ISIh day ol MAY. 1S98 th* lottowing described property at tat forth in taid Summary Final Judgment, to-wlt. LOT IS. BLOCK B. HARMONY HOMES. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 13. PAOE 31, PUBLIC RECOROS OF SEMI­ NOLE COUNTT. FLORIOA Dated Ihia 13rd day ol APRIL. ^I H CELEBRITY CIPHER ' V X H I Legal Notices (CIRCUIT COURT SEAL) MARYANNE MORSE Clark ol th* Circuit Court By. Jan* E. Jaiawic Deputy Clerk THE LAW OFFICES OF DAVID J STERN. PA ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF SOI 8 Untvtrtity Onv* Suita SOO Plantation, FL 33324 (944) 233-SO04 87-20144 ICMI) In Accordance with th* American with Ditabtbltat Act, paraont with ditabtliba* need­ ing n special accommodation to pamcipal* In this proceeding ahould contact Iha Clark ol Ih* Circuit Court al th* SEMINOLE County Courthou** al 407-3134330, not later than aavan day* prior to the proceeding II hear­ ing impaired. I-SOO-S33-S771 (TOD) or 1-SOO-S33-S770, via Florida Relay Service Pubbah April IS. and May S. ISSS OEP-170 IN TNB CIRCUIT COURT FOR SCMINOLt COUNTY. FLORIDA PROBATS DIVISION FILS NUMBER! 99-114.CP M RE ESTATE OF BARBARA S LEOPOLD a/k/a BARBARA SAKSA LEOPOLD. (SSN 4043-20-33IS). Dacaatad NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION Th* administration of th* atlata at OARDARA S LEOPOLD, a/k/a BARBARA SAKSA LEOPOLD, deceased Fit* Numbar 9I-3I4-CP, it pending in th* Circuit Court lor Seminole County Florid*. Probat* Divition. Ih* addr#** of which I* Room 402N. 301 Notlh Park Avanu*. Sanlord. Florida 32771, and th* name* and addr***** ol th# pertonal repreaanlatrv* and ol Ih* per­ sonal representative's attorney ate sal forth below ALL INTERESTED PERSONS ARE NOTIFIED THAT AM person* upon whom thit notice la served who have oblactron* lhal challanga th* qualihcationa ot th* personal representative, venue or |unsdiclion ol Ihia Court are required to trie their obieclron* with Ihia Court WITHIN THE LATER OF THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM All creditor* ol Ih* dacadanl and other paraont having claim* or demand* against dacadanl'* aslala on whom a copy ol Ihia nolle* it tented within three month* alter Ih* dale ol Ih* Ural publication ot Ihi* nolle* mutt file than claims with this Court WITHIN THE LATER OF THREE MONTHS AFTER THE OATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY OATS AFTER THE OATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM Alt olhar creditor* of th* dece­ dent and person* having claim* again*! Ih* decedent'! aatala must hi* Iheir claim* with this Court WITHIN THREE MONTHS AFTER THE OATE OF THE FIRIT PUBLICATION OF THIE NOTICE ALL CLAIM!. DEMANDS AND OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED WILL BE FOREVER BARRED Th* dal* ol Ih* brat publica­ tion ol IMa Notice it April 22nd. IH I PERSONAL REPRESENTATIVE JOHN M LEOPOLD E ll Cayuga Drive. Winter Spring*. FL 32701 GRACE ANNE OLAVIN. PA Altor nay tor Pertonal Rapratanlaliv* 1340 Tutkawilla Road, Sulla tOS Winter Spring*. FL 3270S Telephone (407) 949-1110 FL Bar 4330301 Publith April 22. 29. 1994 OCP-122 M TNB OIROUrT COURT OP TNB ISTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT MS AMO FOR SSMMOLA COUNTY, OBNR HAL JURISDICTION DIVISION CASS NOi M SM S CA 14 K CITIBANK FEDERAL SAVINGS BANK. F/K/A CITICORP SAVINOS OF FLORIDA. A FEDERAL SAVINGS ANO LOAN ASSOCIATION PLAINTIFF VS. WALLACB TATBS A/K/A WAUJSON VATEB. IF UVtNO. AND IP DEAD. THE UNKNOWN IPO USE. HEIRS. DEVISEES. OftAN TREE, ASSIGNEES. LIENORS. CREDITORS. TRUSTEES ANO ALL OTHER PARTIES CUUMINQ AN INTEREST BV. THROUGH. UNDER OR AGAJNIT WALLACE TATIS A/K/A WALUSON TATIS; ET AL OEFENOANT(S) DOTtCB OP PONBOLOBURB BALI NOTICE IB HEREBY OIVEN pursuant to • Summary Final Judgment ol foreclosure dated April tln d . ISIS, anlarad In Civil Caaa No SS 00S3 CA 14 K of Iho Circuit Court of th* ISTH Judicial Circuit In and tor SEMI­ NOLE County. Santord. Florid*. I will tall lo Iho highest and be*l bidder tor cash at iho Waal front door ot Iho Seminole County Courthoua* located al SOI N. Park Avenue In Santord. Florida, at 11:00 a m on too H lh day ot MAY. 1SS0 to* fol­ lowing daacribad property aa tal forth In told Summary Final Judgment, to-wlt: LOT I f . BLOCK B. HARMONY HOMES. ACCORDING TO THS P U T THERSOF AS RECOROEO IN P U T BOOK 13. PAOE 3S. PUBLIC RECOROS OF SEMI­ NOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. Datod tola 13rd day of APRIL. (CIRCUIT COURT BEAU MARYANNE MORSE Ctort: of th* Circuit Court O r Jan* ■- Joaowie Deputy Clark THE U W OFFICES OF DAVID J. STERN. PA ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF •01 E. University Drive Suit* S00 Plantation. FL SS314 1*44) I33-SOO0 •7-M144 (CMI) In aceordonca with Iha American with Disabilities Act. person* with die* tubties need­ ing • apodal accommodation to participate In thla proceeding should conlacl too Clark of to* Circuit Court *1 too SEMINOLE County Courthoua* at 407-3214330. not latw than aavan day* prior to Ih* proceeding If hear­ ing Impaired. t-SOO-SSE-8771 (TDD) or I-800-049-E770. via Florida Relay Sarvic# Pubbah April SS. and May S. ISSS PCP-170 Legal Notices 3 cm»nolc Herald N O TIC E Th* Central Florida Job* and Education Partnership. Inc . announce* a meeting ol th# Etecultve Comm,tie# lo which the public t* invited DATE May 18 199A TIME 7 00 p m LOCATION C FJEP Ollrce 1KOI Lee Road, Winter Park Suit* 307 PURPOSE To discust metier* ol interest to Ih# Central Florida Jobs and Education Partnership. Inc . wllh reference lo Workforce Development Issue* For Further Information Conlacl GARY J EARL. EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR CEN TRAL FLORIDA J E P 1S01 LEE ROAD STE 307 W INTER PARK FL 327S9 (407) 741-4339 Publish April 29. 199* DEP-2EB CLASSIFIED AD RATES PEAPUMES Tuesday thru Friday 12 Noon the day before publication. Sunday 12 Noon Friday ADJUSTMENTS & CREPUS In Itio evonl of an error, thn Somtnoin Horald wil be rospoostbio lor tiro first insertion only and only lo the extent of the cost ol thst Insertion Please chock ad tor accuracy the first day if runs. TO PLACE AN AP.CALL SEMINOLE ORLANDO 407/322-2611 407/831-9933 DEPARTMENT HOUBS B AM - 5 PM M ON DAY - FRIDAY NOW ACCEPTING NOTICE OF FICTITIOUS NAMI Notice I* hereby given lhal I am engaged in business al P O Bo* 1377. Oaneva. FL 32732. Saminola County. Florida, under Ih* Ficldrou* Nam* of BUSHIL OF BASKETS, and lhal I intend lo regitler said name with Iha Division ol Corporation*, Tallaha***#. Florida, in accor­ da nt« with Ih* provision* ol th* Fictttiou* Nam* Statutes To­ wn Section 833 09 Florida Statute* 1991 Tsresa K Granger Publish April 29 1991 OEP-278 13— H ealth & Beauty E rrn A P h £ K * 2 S L I7 £ «9 ^ _ _ ^ ^ _ 14— Fo e S a le se c u r ity b a r s s d o o r s LEADER FEDERAL DANK FOR SAVINGS VS MART LINE KELLY AND THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE. HEIRS. BENEFICIARIES AND ALL OTHER PARTIES CLAIMING AOAINST THE ESIATE OF WILLIE J KELLY. DECEASED. ORANADA SOUTH HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION. INC . NATJONSCREOIT FINANCIAL SERVICES CORPORATION OF FLORIOA F/K/A CAS SOVRAN CREDIT CORPORATION. SUNTRUST BANK. CENTRAL FLORIDA. N A . F/K/A SUN BANK. N A A/K/A SUN BANK OF SEMINOLE. N A SUCCEEEOR TO (UNFIRIT NATIONAL BANK OF ORUNDO. THE MAY DEPARTMENT COMPANY IUCCEIIOR BV MERGER WITH ASIOCIATED DRY OOODS CORPORATION. ATLANTIC INSURANCE COMPANY. EMPLOYERS INSURANCE OF WAUSAU A MUTUAL COMPANY 0/BJA WAUSAU INSURANCE COMPANIES. UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. SEMINOLE COUNTY. STATE OF FLORIDA. DEPARTMENT OF REVENUE. AOVENTIIT HEALTH SVSTEM/SUNBILT. INC O/B/A FLORIDA HOSPITAL SUCCESSOR BY MERGER TO FLORIDA SANITARIUM AND BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION. JOHN ODE AND JANE DOE AS UNKNOWN TENANTS IN POSSESSION 0CFCN0ANT(S| RE-NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE NOTICE IB HEREBY OIVEN pursuant lo an Order to Nalify Final Judgment and Ratal Eat* dated APRIL lln d .llll, anlarad In Civil Caaa No. 940107-CA-I4-K ol th* Circuit Court of th* 14TH Judicial Circuit In and tor EEMINOLE County. SANFORO, Florida, wherein LEADER FEDERAL BANK FOB SAVINOS la Plaintilf and MARY LINE KELLY AND THE UNKNOWN EPOUEE. HEIR*. BENEFICIARIES AND ALL OTHER PARTIES CLAIMINQ AOAINST THE ESTATE OF WILLIE J. KELLY, DECEASED. ORANADA SOUTH HOMEOWN­ ERS ASSOCIATION. INC; NATIONSC REDIT FINANCIAL SERVICES CORPORATION OF FLORIDA F/K/A CAS SOVRAN CREDIT CORPORATION; SUN­ TRUST BANK. CENTRAL FLORIOA. NA.. F/K/A SUN BANK. If A A/K/A SUN BANK OF SEMINOLE. N.A. SUCCES­ SOR TO SUNFIRST NATIONAL BANK OF ORLANDO; THE MAY DEPARTMENT COMPANY SUC­ CESSOR BY MEROER WITH ASSOCIATED DRY OOODE CORPORATION: ATLANTIC INSURANCE COMPANY, EMPLOYERS INSURANCE OF WAUSAU A MUTUAL COMPANY O/B/A WAUSAU INSURANCE COMPANIES; UNITED BTATCS OF AMERICA: EEMINOLE COUNTY; STATE OF FLORIDA. DEPARTMENT OF REVENUS; ADVENTIST HEALTH SYSTEM/SUNBSLT, INC D/B/A FLORIOA HOSPITAL SUCCES­ SOR BY MEROER TO FLORIOA SANITARIUM ANO BENEVO­ LENT ASSOCIATION; JOHN DOS ANO JANS OOE AS UNKNOWN TENANTS IN POS­ SESSION ara Oalandanla I will s#N to tha hfghaat and bail biddar toe cash AT THE FRONT DOOR of to* SEMINOLE County Courthoua* In SANFORO. (torida. al 11:00 o'clock a m on to* ISth day of MAY. 1000 th* fol­ lowing daacribad property at sal forth In said Summary Final Judgment, to-aril; LOT 10*. ORANADA SOUTH, ACCOROINO TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK f* . PAOE 100. 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"■I — THfED of being turned down lor cred47 Loam where to obtain trio best deals-crerM cord*, am but loans. debt consolidation Rale* a* tow a* 5 9 V no an­ nual leai, etc H I W Entorpn* as 323-1998 _________________ 63— M in c o m e w BEST Home Butin*a* out there 59— F i n BONUS For Dorter Rant A Car •1 too AN EXP LOVING MOM Provide* educational actum** along with TIC 8 playroom, ten yrd Cert CPRCOCReWea rate* For interview I X )-0700 Distributing phone card* No aspenance necessary For more mlormabon tend a SASE lo Prunetim* Communication*. PO Bo> 894355. M *m . FL 3328ft1355 A O CAJM M UW j MfC« o r tg a g es AO CARRIERS. INC. A FL BASED CARRIER WE RUT MORTOAOE NOTES. Trust Dead*. Land Contracts an­ ywhere If yew own a note or are coPacbn^pnta. Cal 322-4029 LNEWEALPLA/f' l^JJQ JZCaraPwJ 70— Ed u catio n & T r a in in g LOADED A FktoTY TD START •LAY OVER PAY* ‘BREAK DOWN PA •EXTRA STOP PA' *1 Day OS lor 7 DaytOul* •VACATION RAY* •HOUOAY BONUS PAT* ’ 401 K RETIREMENT •PERFORMANCE BONUS •8AFETY BONUS •RIDER PROGRAM •CONVENTtONALB •SATELLITE EQUIPPED •EMPLOYEE Aaas Provam 1Yf. OTR EXP/CL3 A CDL REO i cal I amto 5 pm Accretotod Truck School COL. X VA/TAApprv Job Astral Wkend diaaas National Truck School UKE WORKING WITH PEOPLE? BE A MEDICAL ASSISTANT. Aa • Medea) Aavatant taWt an Associate ol Science degree, you snS help prepore pakenti lor •aammations, conduct import­ ant lasts and perhapa even ass­ ist in minor surgery It * a re­ wanting career 4 you toe help­ ing others BOB •Qay or f renew Class** •fnanatl M kxThota WhoQuaky -Gradual* Placeman! A u lt- fSTTwrasrsoa Cams and (am our caring toam of Nurses and CNA* E w danced rec­ ognized t.BOpm-H.'BOpei afilR seMtobto. Ptotaa app^to Ca* Today! 407-Elf-SS1S City C o lb y •53EaslHwy43e.Sli.200 Cassatoarry, FL 32707 71— H e l p W 4 AMERICAN MAX) la hiring for fuS-tima work. Monday-Fnday Cal 1TI IMS lor sppokiimsnl> iha Santord orttco. r habtirtilion Cantor. 1SS1 Bfc anted AUTOMOTIVE OETAJLERS * SantontiLongooodOlando * Oood income PotonBal > H S W H iffiR S Baneto*Aft*IODwy» F/T for a Major Manutackatng — ' Sanlord Poakiona are on «• shrhs PacoI 33*4811 | >407-293-3055 > AVON NEEDS rape . 94a n f SaS Non quaRy products, as good 1*8. •»* hours 321-71S2J USDA't M tt and Poultry now m m n NUTRITION 09 FOOD SAFETY quowtiom. Mmnum kbtitij Fi*uj ItJfMiaariN ir iy e r iw H—4 tbiy toit Can iMaoRypMbkod 1• • * ■ •■*■* DM N Id! tondrg revrv.il *V23BT7f* . 3 pos aval Avg I ISSOTv. Sal ♦ comm Sanlord baaad pool hailing toader No ccM caDng fkrmg anmad F/T 8 P/T Ca* Misty Sm oltnr 123-2070 osl. Ill 27— N ursery & C m in C are ALONST FI'S Most RESPECTED Dating Bureau Since 19771 A l Ages met Senior* Bringing Peopto Together 800 922-447/ IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THS 1BTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IH AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTT, FLORIDA „ deheral JURISDICTION DIVISION CASE NOl ••-•M E -C A -I4-K COLONIAL MORTOAOE COMPANT PLAINTIFF VS MARK E HlNDERBON. IF LIVING AND IF OEAD. THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE. HEIRS. DEVISEES. ORANTEES. ASSIGNEES. LIENORS. CREDITORS TRUSTEES AND ALL OTHER PARTIES CLAIMING AN INTEREST BV. THROUOH. UNDER OR AGAINST MARK E HENDERSON. KELLY L HENDERSON. IF LIVING. AND IF DEAD. THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE. HEIRS. DEVISEES. ORANTEES. ASSIGNEES. LIENORS. CREDITORS. TRUSTEES ANO ALL OTHER PARTIES CLAIMINQ AN INTEREST BV. THROUGH.UNDER OR AOAJNET KELLY L HENDERSON. AUTUMN OLEN HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION, INC ; JOHN OOE ANO JANE DOE A l UNKNOWN TENANTS IN POSSESSION DEFENDANT(I) NOTICE OF FORBOLOSURB SALS NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN pursuant to a Summary Final Judgment of lorecloture dated April 12nd. I9BS. anlarad in Civil Cat* No SI-0003-CA-14-K of Ih* Circuit Court of Ih* ISTH Judicial Circuit In and lor SEMI­ NOLE County. SANFORD, Florida, I anil tall lo Ih* highatl arid bat I bidder for cath al tha WEST FRONT DOOR OF THE SEMINOLE County Courthouse located at 301 N PARK AVENUE In SANFORD. Florida, al 11 00 a m on th* 24lh day ol MAT, ISSS Ih* following daacribad properly aa aet lorth in aard Summary Final Judgment, towlt LOT ST. AUTUMN OLEN PHASE 1, ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 33. PAOES 41 ANO 47. PUBLIC RECOROS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA Dated Ihia 13rd day ol APRIL. IMS (CIRCUIT COURT SEAL) MARYANNE MORSE Clark ol to* Circuit Court By: Jar* E. Jasawic Deputy Clark THE LAW OFFICES OF DAVID J STERN. PA ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF •01 S. University Drive Suit* SOO Plantation. FL 33314 (004) 233-1000 S7-1SS7S (FM) COL In accordance wllh Ih* American with Ditabilitla* Act. paraont with disabilities need­ ing a apact* I accommodation lo participate In tot* proceeding ahould contact th* Clark ol Ih* Circuit Court at th* SEMINOLE County Courthoua* at 407-3234330, not talar than aavan day* h* proceeding If he tr­ impaired. 1-300-913-4 771 (TO D) or t-SOO-933-f770, via Florida Relay Sarvic* Pubbah. April 29, and May S. ISSS OEP-SSS GUARANTEED $ 10.50 P/H . Thera will b* a banalrt rum­ mage aato on Saturday. May 2nd ISSS, * 4 *« 34S0 Uatton villa. Tha proceed* Irom tot* tale wil go to Iha Cat Protoetron Society, a nonprofit chan­ ty organization m Sorrento Currently (here are 127 home tea* cats and kittens awaiting adaption into good home* Any donation*. Item* or money, arts be cheerfully picked upt Celt 330-1173. Items for sale include WD, BR tet clothes of an sues, eiercite equip mem , brcycle fewetry and much more and misc item* Mark the datott MAY 2NOII 23— Lost & Found Legal Notices a n ted TELEMARKETINQ h o l id a y w e i o h t t 1-On-l Partonal Training ml Lifatrm* Ftln*»* free body lat analysis Dennis, Esercrte Lie.. 34 yrs Erp 50 000 design* JVsq ft Fra* ast Quakty guaranteed 904 945 0013 nr 407 324 3163 IN THS CIRCUIT COURT OF THS tSTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR SSMINOLB COUNTT, FLORIDA GENERAL JURISDICTION DIVISION CASE NOl 99-0197-CA-14-W 25— S pecial N o n e ts �71—H elp Wanted “ • 5 3 to K5 ato« = Experienced oNy Ctaw D »• c« o m required- Can 324-10*7 ------------ C R X i ---------------N(W WAOE PROGRAM W i M Y IXPERKNCS U shifts, FT A PT W* 0*1#i excellent benafit*. including •r»dic»l’d*nliliila insurance, education reimbursement, «0 1(k). paid vacation, pay n stead o< banefttt Wo art waking dedicated mdmidualt mth experience. persons) Piatt* apply Haaltticaro A nth at Cantor at Sanford. Contact Nile* Ajmeri. RNSDC. WO Maitomn** A vo. Sanford, a 32771-2299 (407) 3224566 EOE ------------ C F iju -----------M W WAOE PROGRAM shifts, FT A PT Wo ollar excellent bonalita. including medcaVdenlal’iit* insurance tducabon reimburtemeni 401(A). paid vacation, pay In itaad o( bonalita Wa are tatting dodicalod Indnriduali with aiponanca. but wring to tram nghl peraon(a) Ptaaao apply. Haalthcaro A Rohab Cantor of Sanford. Contact N4ta Afmwrt 950 MeScnvri* Rd, Sanford, FL 32771-2299 (407) 3224566 EOE Contractor* A Truckara Mata contact Quickly, your aula A N America Maw tra^ matching tyo 24 hra. tVmm 1 ASA *94 -4470 toC/Vlaa |co 6 k a pr e p, r r t PIT. Expenenca/Non Expananco. wri tram Cal tor appomtmant 330-1112. Oator LanrSng Rtvarafdo Otto. COUNTER PERSON lor Duly Dry Ctaanar in Laka Mary Good pay 744-3935 or 592-5555 DEBARYM ANOR la tootong tor latonwd and asrrptional indmduaia tor lha ■Houaaaaaprnalaivory Aida 'CNA tAJ th fe ' Dwtary Arde* Competitive wag*a eicaiiani tenants and haitoto tcheduirg Cat 407-444-4474. EOE. w A M M O t ln iiM A v 40 hre/wk *. No nffas/wkanda Eic banalita met 401K Mutt nava Ctaaa 0 to A clean dnv mg record Apply 3SOI S Sanford Ava. Sanford deDv ^Sy d r iv e r s F/T A P/T Ftoitoto hour* 15 15/ hr * tipa » 1 65 par run ASSISTANT MANAGERS F/T Compamvo pay. to* banaftt which Include naalttvdental and 401 (k) and pa 71— H elp W anted • w POME U K -24 hr domaabc hato naaded tor 2 abto bodwd paopft 322-6473 DRVWALL FBBSHERO NaadN tar retfd crew Exp ml handtooli A looto Cal Al at 323-3234 DUMP TRUCK OMVEH WANTEO 5 days a waak 322-94AA tXPERKNCEO TREE CUMBERS A GROUNDSMAN Top psj Start immediately 111* EXPEMENCEO Working lawn Foreman Drkrere Uoanea Top Pay CaE >134411 Training .poaruon. 2nd'A 3rd thru only WOOftr. tocatod al Tha San­ ford Airport. 3000 MaUonvilla Are, Sanford. 407-321-2901 FORK UPT experienced, strong back, good FL OL. pay commenaurat* wfth a * . 349-9221 ATTENTION MMOMTY/ Lockheed Minin it an equal opportunity employer cur­ rently In the process o f putwing the Orlando Sanford Airport Security Improve­ ment* contract and are interrued fai seeking subcontreclon/ provider* who speciallee In the following services. • General Electric * Trenching and HU •Fencing • F ib e r C able the final bid •* re* April 29. 1W* tnlrrrurd firnn maw ihow poof of cntih- cwwa from If ■nun Rightx ry of your fine's ipulificMi ja hi perform the rriwrd nu t andka wrvict. Mall or Fai by April 17 tn -m -m i p m tSamlnolo Herald, Sanford. Florida - Wednesday. April 29. 1998 - S B K I T ' N ' C A R L Y I . K ® by L a r r y W r ig h t 155— C o n d o m i n i u m s 193— L a w n At G Fo r S a le HAIR S T Y U S T Up to 50% eommission|7/hf minimum A Benefits in Laka Wary Salon FANTASTIC SAME 31S-I100 CONSTRUCTION APT REHAB. Carpantar. Drywal A Punch out CaBStova 407-290-1091 CLEANERS A FLOOR TECHS PfT Sanford Senmoia Cty. Eve* AW E-* 339 6000 HOUSEKEEPERS Oood ttamng wages Apply in person Laka Mary Courtyard. 135 International Pkwy. laka Mary 444-1000,____________ JOIN the best healthcare team m Vokma county Rt*to retire CNA needed immediately Prevtout experience helpful Call Dabary Manor 407-444*424. EOE. LABOR RITE “ ••J30-MI6**** NEED 100 • MEN A WOMEN Dafy work Oafy pay Vehdea a PLUS COME WORK WITH THE BEST FOR CERAMIC worker Expert ancad prater rad or win tram Cal >31-3191. LABORERS NEEDED FOR UNDERGROUND UTILITY CONTRACTOR HCAhTM MSUrtAMCE ANO 44IK FtANI thua tree wersawcx ^ jk a P F « T « ia in w ^ ^ r LAKE MARY CHtLO CARE CENTER looking lor ratponalbto. dependable. A experienced care gtrer tor vanad age groups Please caa 321-2394 LAWN SERVICE EXPERI­ ENCE FL OL, 17 OCVhr, meat dental banaftt CaE 124-2779 LAWN SERVICE-Exp helpful but wring to tram F/T or P/T Hre wri vary 323 9212 LIYI4N NANNY to cara lor 2 amal children Soma ctoanau requxad Cal 324-1106 and ask tor Tyrone____________________ LABOR READY 0 WORK TOOAY/MUO TODAY ‘ tuill ll ■ French Are 323-4343 LPN NEEDED P/T Retirement Fecwty Supplement present mcoma. M. T. Th A F 7 9PM AH Wit 7 3 Sal 3-11 Sun 7670500 1 27 LPN'NRNe P/T. Al Shifts F/T H I A 11-7 Coma |omour team, health A dental Insurance. 401K. (lock option, educators! banaftt and more Healthcare and Rehab of Sanford. 950 Maaom iit A re . Santord. FI 32771 (407) 3224566 or FAX (407) 322-0121 Contact N4m Afimn. RN80C ERRY M A D S H M N O 333 3444 71— H elp W a n t e d Car A Imunnc* Heeded Weekends FREE 331-5266 CABMET MAKER Naaded tor restaurant furniture manufacturer Exp only need apply lt0-12.Sk Contact Joe or Juke at 324-6364______________ R bb M bw BbI CiBBning MOLLY MAD IB HMNO F/T’ M-F '94pm. WM Trek*. 407-7*7-4007. NATIONAL CASH ADVANCE Eaubhahad stabto oo la took mg lor managara and F/T CSR i Excaaant opportunities tor advancement Great benefits Collection experience hafpM. but not required Con­ tact Nakonel Cash Advance at P.O. Boa 7463 NEW ANO EXCfTBM HOTEL LOCATED NEAR THE UCF is hung lor lha knowing poalAUOfTOR. ROOM ATTENOENTS, A MAINTENANCE UTUTY. Apply in person to 9w Hampton Inn A Suites. 3450 Quadrangle Bhd. Orlando EOE. Drug Free Workplace HOW HMNO I F/T POSTIONS: TUa Clerk A RecapOorvtl PART TIME POSmONS: Lot Driver. PU Dakvary Dover. Block Clark. Counter Clark. Lana Capum. Sato Una Up Coordnator Apply m parson or cal tor appt.: Dealers Auto Auction of San­ ford. Between BAM-4PM M W, 3996 S R 48 East Sanford corner of 46 and 4IS) 407-32340B0 EOE/WF/O/V/ DRUG TESTWO EMPLOYER NOW HMNOt O e d Marketers No talas. PT/FT. no *>P naoastary Cal 263-7412 ■ p l u m a e m --------EXPEMENCEO HELPERS WELDERS Laka Mechanical Conslradors Inc. has openings tor the above position* Wa ollar oompeWre pay and s to* ben package. Call Jack 3*13974134 far Drug Free workpiece. E C ? " PHONE REPS - Earn up to $500 or more * bonua/wk Day S Ere. hre. aval. Ban. after 60 days Cal U F 323-1700 to aat tp an appt No snj. wS lain. Postal Jobe Up to It7.11 hr. Ouarantoad Hhs. For App And Exam Into Cal 6am-5pm PST (999HS1-WORK ait. S-1003 NEW SMYRNA BEACH BOUCHELLE ISLAND 1 fl ground floor, sen. porch, 497(h) 9046296963 RECEPTIONIST/COUNTER PERSON F/T or P/T Fo r S a om es 7B AMHE 2/1-1/2 split 14*62. Screen Room 17,900 INTELLIGENT STAFFING (407) 869-0444 BS Palm 3/2 split 26x56. Lap aiding, new carpet S vinyl. Screen Room and carport 325,250 R IG H T H A N D M A N Naods 75 worker* dally. *34 sign on bonus to new em'Extre pay lo drivers. •Open 4 am 101 Dogtrack Rd. Longwood. 2*96104 CARRIAGE COVE (407) 323-6160 SALES AGENTS 141*0 2/1 1942 Show Fixn, CHA. gss turn 41*400. 93— R o o m s F o r R e iyt 118— O f f ic e S pace Fo r 24 s 44 3/2 SpM 1992 Skytne. lap tiding 119,900. R ent SEC/BOOKKEEPCR Caseelberry Busy c0 needa org parson lor It bkfig A word pro Mutt be oenp Great income 4 bonus 45 hr* di*y • F/T withm 45 day* Please caa for appt 696 57It or lax resume to 696-5746 BECURTTY OFFICER JOS Training Armed A Unarmed Brandy 4 Assoc. I34-T444 SEMINOLE LANDSCAPING NOWHMHNO DUMP TRUCK DRIVER WITH COL. F/T MSIVtDQtHa C A L L 322-8133 Industrial RECOTON CORPORATION, the nation's leadmg manufacturer/ distributor ot consumer elec accessories, has an opening m e* Lake Mary office for e Lead Spray Painter, 1st shift. 7.90AM 3 oo PM Pnor •pray pamimg experience with molded plastic components prelerred Mechancal ability to maintain spray boom and punt guru A atxMy to maintain tupply Inventory a mult Mutl hare axeananl communication skins and be detail oriented Send resume and salary his­ tory to Human Resources. 2950 Laka Emma Road. Laka Mary. FL 32746, or FAX re­ sume and salary history to 407-333-1864. EOE SUPERVISOR • ALF FRONT DESK MUST BE STATE CERT CNA APPLY LONQWOOO RE­ TIREMENT VH.LAOE. 440 E CHURCH AYE. LONQWOOO T S IB D «T H i Earn up to It Offir Hcurij * Bonus « Spiffs. Brian 3316447 TELEMARKETERS Fuf or part-ama Tap salary, bo­ nus and commission Smoking Longwood location Cal Oabbto at 767-9270 WEEKLY RENTALS Starting • ITT/wk Hutorc Downtown 3396423 EFFKCNCV Max] aerv • convenient location 3239008 FURNISHED ROOMS-At ut.l* met Latndry. phone, and kit use 59S-S90 a week 3246955 99— A U partm ents - TUPPERWARE Earn 420-330 per hour tor extra money or hare a M-ame career. 3116431 WAREHOUSE - 2NO SHIFT ITtCKEMNO • RECOTON CORPORATION, lha nation * leading Aatnbutor/manutacturear of alactnc accesaones. ha* an opening in Kt Laka Mary warehouse tor 2nd ihifi (tick ng position. Hour* ar* 4 00PM • 12 30AM Must be abto to M 50 tot RasporuMtoes include pricing products and Ubaang Be able to adapt to change* and poasasa good orgsnuational skilt M-40 an hour. Apply in person at 2950 Lake Emma Road. Laka Mary. FL 32746 EOE w a M hS O U — R B fSSBF SMPPBtO. RBCCMNO, PfCKb*0. PAC4UNO ANO WARE PORATXM, tha nation * Wad­ ing dutribulor/manufacturer ot ' -----accattoru*. ha* opening* tn it* Lika Mary tacaoe* tor tat tad aMR warehou**. H 7.-00am-]:10pm. ■ and 4:00PM- 1LMAM. Uuat be abia to Ml a nMmum of 80 be on ■ conanuou* baits. Forklift experience Staring rata: 44-K ‘ tat ahlft. CTSOlnd aa math teat. Apply In pareon at 2950 Lake Emma Road. Laka Mwy. FL. EOE. mmsaar MAINTENANCE P/T MF, 20-25 hours/wk- alter noon*. Starting eaktry 46 KV hr. No exp. necessary Long id are*. 4316461 EARI\I FULL-TIIVIE PAY FOR PART-TIIVIE W O RK Th% Seminole Herald n a * d t CARR IIR S for established routes In the Sanford area. A ll yo u need is dependable transportation, organiza­ tional •kills end afternoon availability In order to begin a great new job! POSITIONS AVAILABLE NOW! A MOVE M SPECIAL!! 400 *q ft 9 upl S265 A MONTH Office. Storage 321-0120 or 333 2554 OFF1CE/OFFKE-WARE MOUSE Now Available Guardian Personal Storage Cat tor detars 578 2500 SANFORO OFFICE SPACE 2 Suites available - 1100 SF A 1400 SF. *07421-7004 n f u r n is h e d 141— H omes Fo r S a l e MARINER'S VILLAGE LAKE AO* I BOOH M l0.1*0 1 Bonn MhYMO ANO UP 323-8670 NOTHNO BUT THE FVfEST FOR YOU! Goffvww Apt* on Rinehart Rd A 46A Ik Mary Al apt homes ml prrv alarms'garsge* Stale-otth* art act nrit* lit net* facility Open today Stop out or caa 302-2007 tor a personal thow- rng ROSELEA VILLAS 1/1 Special -fgfM fon rft HUD OKAY 407-3396433 ■ATTENTION PROPERTY t you are thmkng M home or properof aaftno your ty. Mar w the time The market It ackre. and totarest rales are tow. CaB Roland at Jarrvngan Properties Inc. and I <n* prorid* a no cost or obligation Market Analysis ot your home or property Jemlngan Propertie* fnc. 339625* 4/2 Spilt Plan, huge Matter bdrm. CHA. Fenced beck yard |ust 166.900 Cal Barbara S*tv mona 222-172*. SANFORD 1 bdrm gar apt mi porch 4275/mo • sec Appt. only. Can after 6pm M f or 9-9 wkenda 1216474 Sanford-l/t W' kv 4 tut 1175/ week • dep UMitiet included 32t6114 or 1494927 103— H o u s e s U n fu r nish ed N O T IC E Al rental and real litamantt art aubjecl lo tha Federal Fair Housing Act. make* a illegal to adverw* preference, limitation, or enmmaaon based on raca, cot­ or. rakgton, sax. hantkeap. ta‘ ^ a k o ja ^ n j^ 4109 DOWN—WHY REMIT When you can own tola 3 txkm home mi DMA. new pare t carpat? Aik about HUD home*! Tha Itailmen Group, foe. LAKE MARY 2/1 S4*S/mon * 3485 dep No Pei*. Can *21- BANFORO 3 bd CHA. good are*, cony toe 34506450 3214757 SANFORD 3/1J. 2525 Oeorpa Are Oar. CH/A. 3525/mo * 3525/dap 407-9996784 SANFORO-3/1 CHA Lg Fenced Backyard, quiet (treat 360CVmo .3600 Security 9999046 I 8TEN8TROM ■-T37i7TE7 SANFORD in sx/acn porch. nawcarpApamt— 55006 400 SANFORD i n Condo CH/A. ten patn MCE1---- W M 5 9 5 ■ l i t VEXAOB U Condo. ID ot Lsasa */opt_4Ua/U00 ■ X E MARY H i wfloft, son palto. dbf g a r ^ ^ ^ H M t DOYLE (407) ! ! ■ WE NEED MOUSES TO RENT 107— M o b il e Fo r R H omes ent Alum. Cant Copper /Brass Kokomo Recycling: 321-0004 114 W. Flret-M/F * 4 , S a t H Eq u i p m e n t ALL ALUMINUM Walk-in cooler 4xSx6-t/2. new motor 4 therm indoors or out It.000 FIRM 330 4479 211— A 222— M HOUSE OF QOOOtCS 901 Lo­ cust Are. Fum , appii. house­ hold. eric * « candy 3214395 PIANO LESSONS-KRISTY VYILUAMS Santord Area 324-7588 MerrtoerolN*tlFedotMusic__ 223— MISCELLANEOUS FREE CAR I I A FUN n your spare time Interested? Cel Unda ® 526-3517 I also otter repl pcs and new Tupperware 215— B o a t s & A u s ic a l Instrum ents n t t q u e /C o l l e c t ib l e s WOLFE TANNINQ BEDS' TAN AT HOME Buy DIRECT and SAVE! Commeroaibome unit* Irom 3199 00 Low Monthly Payments FREE Color Catalog Cal TODAY 1400-711-0154 c c e s s o r ie s 1474 12 FL Aluminum boat hai 9.9 motor with trailer 3600 00 Cal 321 -5467 Re a l ro tate, m c 322-7498 I BORM Fenced. CHA Great toceaon. 357.900. VIP Prpoper #**312 G O VER N M EN T FO R E C LO S E D Homes Irom pennies on St. Detnquenf Tax. Repo t RECs Your Area Toi Free (1) 400-2149000 Ext H-2206 tor current k*t ____________ etgs____________ SERENE V I. larrafy nerghbor hood. Estate tea Bud (57) tor Navel Officers 171.900 WANTED 3 bdrm m Ravenna Park Cal Dot W**ar. Jerragan Prop55 (or 3393 1-3255 ■rues 323-3165 SUNLANO *17 Fenced. ipi4 plan, great for large lamty 852 000. Otanar S22-I093 At MinOABt I HOMI S Vf NI I t f U 1 f’ HOI MHTI I S *7 OAK SPfUNOS V2 Obi Wide 24X60 Cathedral ceemgt. skykghl 4 booth In Utah Huge Lfl w/lea place, upgraded carpel. OR-eiac. cond Can Pat for appt 3226129 CARRIAGE COVE >7 14X74. 2/2. CHA. hrepfacw. WO hookupt, 3(2.000 Com* and via* to tea Hours 10am6pm 126 Goechkghf Court 3309346 PARK AV L Homes 33 000 to *8000 SaiUp Fnanorig OUETT 222-2941 159— R W eal Esta te anted MVE9TOR BUVtaQ HOUSES PLUMS Of LEMONS ■09-72*7 p p l ia n c e s As arage S ales CHURCH MARKETPLACE HUGE YARD SAU SAT. MAV I. 4AM-2PM Plants, garden loots, appt sleet. linens. Chiutma* Decor, household eems, turn. sports. collectibles. baby items, books, pictures, lots ot clothing and much more mite Baked goods and hotdog wag on Holy Croa* Episcopal Church. Corner ot 4th St 4 Park m Sanloto GARAGE SALE FRI/SAT 9-2 206 Dogwood Dr-tdyti*w<ld* sub Mowers, loots, mite household Items, garden tools, sm app*. and lent GARAGE SALE SAT 8*2 2991 W AIRPORT BLVD San tort Chuno cabinet. s4k trees, coffee tape andnesc GARAGE SALE SAT 9-3 911 Cherokee Cu Suniand Es­ tates sub Mite household items, kxtt toys. Brick 4 Brec. BED-OUEEN Sin. black •vroutF* iron canopy and premer orthopedta eat Never used, sta boxed. Coal $1200 Set $325 CaS 973-7314 BEDS ORTHOPEDIC FIRM SETS with 6 year warranty Nev­ er used Twin 375 Full 395 Ouean >115 King St4S Call 407----------DAY BED WM*. Victorian style with 2 twin matketaas A trundd. Never used 3300 407MATTRESS S A U • Ful Sift used box spring* 4 mattress 465 00 Larry's Mart 3226132 Sola sleeper. M St00, match­ ing Lores*at $75. cabinet ml 2 glare door* S60 3246694 supch sa*ac w a te r k d $100. CaE 32X130 ar 334-7494. HUGEQAHAQESAU ANNOUNCEMENT Starring May 4.7, E, A 9 7am-? PINE CREST sub. 114 W Coleman Ctrot* Y a r d s a l e --------- SAT 9-4 2412 S Orange Ave-Ofl 25th St. Wckar table set. table saw Avon, baby ttufl 4 r ~ * » 231— C a r s F o r S a l e I I Cadillac Sedan Devrite. champagne color, run* welt 41500 0 0 0 323-7012 19 PONTIAC SUNBIRD. Low mileage and good condition 32.000 OBO Call 302-3449. Ca r s $100-5500 Pokce Impounds Good running Honda. Chevy. Jeeps 4 Sports utilities 1400-772-7470 ext.7290 SEIZED CARS from 9175 Porsche* Cadillacs. Chevys. BMW’s. Corvettes Alto Jeeps, awe's Your area Toi Free 1600 214-9000 Ext 2206 tor cur­ rent kstings 235— T r u c k /B u s e s /V a n s Fo r S ale ‘92 PONT. Transport OT-w/93 eng (Vwl. CO. ABS, great eond 36995 3304634 238— V e h ic l e s W anted CASH 131 PAtOt For Junk Ctrl, Trucks A Mac* KEEP AJUCnCA Bf AUTifUL 240— B o a t R e n t a l s FtSKma BOATS FOR RENT Starting at 330 A up. Also 24' Pontoon Cal: 330-1612 Place Your Ad To dn y! Call 322-2611 B E N E F I T S FOR EXPERIENCED CLEANER Full-time, M -F day hours. No nights, weekends, holidays! Paycheck every week from #1 company. Car needed. Mileage paid. C all 3 3 1 -5 2 6 6 ... 193— L a w n fc G a rd en m erry m aids WOOD S WOOO CfOPS s MULCH CALL 2236491 a a *t MARKHAM WDOOB MS bdS bath, t 2 acres, over 3500 *q. ft UvttrVtam acm pool 4294900 4/1 OVER 2.000 aq ft/ Lfc/drV lamftrplc Crpkwkanop 1111409 1/1 Sop Mother-in-few quarters. 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Fro* ett Uca/lnaur 32*7342 94MPSOM* Prof Tree Svc. 2C yre exp 24 hr storm damage Sonar decounL Total tree care Free etnmale* Bucket truer Cal 3274739 �- Sensnote Herald. Santord. Florida - Wednesday, Apnl 29, 1990 BLONDIE by Chic Young Shrinking an enlarged heart DEAR D a GOTT: I'm a 39 year old m ale b eer-drin ker with high blood pressure. A few w eeks ago, a fte r a party weekend, I was hospitalised for congestive heart failure. Is there any­ thing I can do to reverse my heart enlargement? D E A R R E A D E R : S lop drin k in g beer or any other alcohol. Congestive heart failure means that your heart was beating so ineffective­ ly that fluid built up In your lungs. This is an extremely serious situation that Is rare in young people. You m ay have “ b e er-d rin k er's heart," muscle damage caused by an overconsumption of alcoholic bever­ ages. Or the beer may have further raised you r blood p ressu re to the point that your heart couldn't take it anymore. In either case, abstinence is the answer. dr . g o tt PETER GOTT, M.D. DEAR DR. GOTT: If your diet con sisted of fast-food burgers with plenty of salt washed down with five or six b e e n three times a day, what would be the effect on overall lifespan or general health for a 35 year old male? D E A R R E A D E R : 1 c e rta in ly wouldn't write a large life-insurance policy on the guy. lie is doing just about everything wrong: too much fat and salt, not enough vegetables and fruit, and an excessive amount of alco hoi. M ost people who abuse th em ­ selves In this way also smoke d g a reties and engage in unsafe sex, two O f cou rse, you w ill have to take medicine, too If you abstain and use the proper medication, your heart will probably return to its normal site. It's enlarged now because it has to over­ work, and has b ecom e flabby and stretched as a result Follow your doc­ tor's instructions to the letter. And oh, did I mention this? Stop drinking. D EAR DR. GOTT: My 26-year-old daughter has dieted most of her life. Now she eats only fat-free foods. For the past couple o f months, she's felt cold all the time, has no energy, is constipated, and Is losing her hair. Her doctor says she Is iron-deficient. Would iron pills and vitamin supple­ m ents help return my daughter to normal? ACROSS 1 Graceful 10 Mora luxuriant 12 Rough shad 14 Actreaa May 15 Pfanata'paths IS Moist 17 Typs of noaa 19 Soma poams 20 Document file 23 Pancake (in s NEWSPAI’EH H-VTOimSE ASSN 39 Eluds adroitly 40 Rubblng-out 42 Eya amorously 49 Typa of danca 49 Actress 61 Corazon — 64 Sewers 69 Splendid 66 Regrets 57 Ninnies DOWN 1 Killed 2 Christmas 3 Future LLBs.' 29 Oxails plant 27 Mao — -tung 30 Attractive 4 — Betel 8 Egg producer 6 Above (p oet) 7 ZsaZsa — 9 Novelist 34 Actreaa Dahl 36 One of the 36 Actor Gibson 37 YMe graduate STUMPED? additional factors that arc sure to shorten a potentially productive life. A person whose diet is so limited is not merely asking for trouble; he is virtu ally assuring it. 9 Feminine suffix Answer to Previous Pusxle □□□ TTrT □□□raram □ n o ra m n ra n Q □ □ □ □ □ a rannnan nnm nnn nran nnm rannn nnnn Banns T H □□ nnn T E nn rannnn nn □□□□□ c m d u rn n o a ra o □ □ □ □ □ □ □□□□□□ □ n n o iiQ □□□□□□ rararaBran nnnnno Brannon 11 Agfa. 12 Reasonable 13 CtA'a forerunner 16 Entertainment 20 SoMeman 21 Bottle-cap Cal lor Answers • w n «-r» a nm*-, fWWOVff 22 Simpler 23 Close noisily 24 Days of — (the pest) 29 Bakery buy 27 Singer Turner 29 Future plant . . 29 Author Gardner 31 TeNs 33 Lifted 36 R ose----rose 40 Mysterious 41 Arrow poison 42 Ancient 43 Actress Terl — 44 Hawaiian D E A R R E A D E R : Possibly, but I believe a thyroid supplement might benefit her more. Granted, the description o f your d au gh ter is sketch y and d octors should be cautious about diagnosing ailments without full Infonnstl.m. But the symptoms you describe are c e r­ tainly typical o f hypothyroidism , a deficiency In the production of thyroid hormone. Moreover, your daughter is anemic, yet another sign of an under­ active gland. (She Is probably not Iron deficient > 47 Concerning . (2 w de) 46 Crowds 60 Those holding office 62 Sine — non 53 — and i Raise this issue with your daugh­ ter’s physician. With a simple blood test, he can check her thyroid gland, and If It's underproducing, prescribe a p p ro p ria te su pplem en ts. H yp o­ thyroidism completely treatable. ism is com [ria Landing on one’s feet By P h illip A ld e r Frederick the Great of Prussia, who died in 1766. had the right idea about government He said, "M y people and I have come to an agreement that sat­ isfies us both. They arc to say what they please, and I am to do what I p le iu ." At the bridge table, though, it helps If partners are in agreem ent about their bidding and defensive-carding methods. Any agreem ent is usually better than none. Yet sometimes one can get lucky. This deal was declared at the Fall Nationals in St. Louis last November by JtU Mellstrom. who hails from Sweden. She thought they were using transfer bids, hence her two-dia­ mond response. But her partner look this as F o rcin g Staym an, show ing -r i-w, ►7 - J> rfcliiV M L gam e-fefring values. Now it was imbie to put on the brakes short of learts. M ellstrom won the diamond lead with dummy's king and ruffed a spade In hand. Sne rep ealed this process three more times, using dummy's m i­ nor-suit tops to permit spade ruffs In hand. Having eight tricks in, declarer cast adrift with her last diamond. After winning with the queen. East returned a trump to South's ace. Next, a club e x it w as won with W est’ s queen. It was trick 12 and West led the 13th diamond. Dummy remained with the queen-10 of hearts. With the con­ tract on the line, Mellstrom guessed co rrectly, ru ffin g with the to. This forced E ast's king and established dummy's queen as the contract-fulfill­ ing trick. A fte rw a rd , W est bem oaned, “ Accidents w ill happen, but why do they always happen to me?" JKrtK-----* 8 762 V q 101 e K 3 K J East a K Q 10 t 1 V K 76 West a A J 8 4 V J 9 e J 7 3 2 * q 6 3 « q 96 * V4 South a — V A 5 43 2 e to 6 4 * 10 8 7 6 2 Vulnerable: Both D ealer. North South West 2* 3V it Pass Pass Pass North 1 NT 2* 4* Pats East Past Pass Pass Pass O pening lead: a 2 CISSSfoNEA.Iac. ------------------: .1 Yi \3four '<BrthcUy Thursday, Aprt 30.1996 Friends and contacts have always been ol Importance to you, and in the year ahead they’re apt to be even more so. Opportunities, as wel as ptaaasnt adven­ tures, are Indicated with persona with whom youl hang around. TAURUS (April 39 May 30) You have eHedive leadership quakdee today, so try to Involve yourseN In edM tiee that wW produce positive read* lor you and your cadre. Know where to look lor romance and you'll find It. The Astro-Graph Matchmaker tnetanOy reveals which eigna are romantically perlact lor you. Men 62.75 to Matchmaker, c/o this newspa­ per. P.O. Box 1768, Murrey HR Station. New York, NY 10156. OKMINI (May 8 1 -June 30) Instead ol attempting to lorce round pegs Into square holes today, lei eventa happen. Your chart todteatoa you might coma out bettor when oondBont aren't oompteSely under your conkoi. CANCER (June 21-July S3) Tides end trends ere beglnnlnfl to ehdl today, and BERNICE BEDE OSOL this could be to your liking. The new wave oBera probebBOaa lor the fulfilment of wour axaectabons. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) A good friend who Is a producar la aomaona upon whom you can dapend to help you further a personal Mortal today. Hia/her support wBhalp bring about your success. VIROO (A u g. 23-Sapt. 22) Thars Is someone who will lake an immediate Merest In a matter ol Importance to you. His/her helpful suggestions today could prove to be very conatnjcdvs. LIBRA (Sept. 33-Oct. 33) Today you'll have a apodal knack ol being abio to M yours* into too advantagsoua arrangemanta ol odiora. You wB do to In a man­ ner that wB be wetoomed SCORPIO (O ct 24-Nov. 33) A partner­ " ' . • m ship arrangement should work out fortu­ nately (or both you and the person with whom you'ro involved, provided each makes a concerted effort always to pro­ tect the other's interests SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Oec. 31) Appre­ ciative recipients ol your thoughtfulness lodsy will eventually do more lor you in return than you did tor them, even though you wool encourage Him exchange. CAPRICORN (Dec. 33-Jen. 13) Some­ one you find rather appealing has an squally (ugh regard lor you. N looks kko this relationship might bocomo more Important with tone. AOUARIUS (Jan. SBPaB. 13) Beginning today 8 might be advisable to start wrap­ ping up projects or endeavors that are not yet completed. You're m a promising cycle lor generating good results PISCES (Fab. 30 March 39) Early In Bit day is tha bast lima to gal together socially with a person with whom you have an Important mailer to discuss. Ampis Urns Is raquirod to work tangs out. ARIES (March 21-April IB ) This Is a cycle in which you should be able to increase your resources N you have the materialistic Inclination lo do to . However. HU have lo be on the lop ol your ket ol tnusl-dok." � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1998 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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RELIGION...5A Crop walk feeds hungry ■ 1 Lots to see at county’s newest mall ' 1 THIS WEEKEND... Fascinating murder case LAKE MARY TO PS OVIEDO IN BA SE B A LL 8LUQFEST - S PO R T S ...IB :R D AY I OVIED0...2A ua— Serving Sanford, Lake Mary, Longwood, Ovlodo, Winter Springs and Seminole County since 1008 The March of new Americans Religion in school Assembly prompts revamping o f policy By J e ff Beitlnlcke ASSISTANT SPORTS EDITOR ALTAMONTE SPRINGS - For now. It'a a done deal. The controversy that erupted at Teague Middle School last week has been settled.* said Seminole County School Board member Bob GofT. whose district encom­ passes Teague. *Aa far os Pm concerned. It's a done Issue.* OofT said. "That Is. unless someone chooses to make It a bigger Issue.* The controversy stemmed from an assembly last Friday at Teague. Professional golfer Tiger Woods was scheduled to appear at a school-wide as­ sembly to celebrate Black History Month. Woods canceled at the last minute and school officials scheduled a group represent­ ing the Fellowship of Chris­ tian Athletes, a youth fellow­ ship organization that has no ofnclal ties to the public school system and Is not gov­ ernment funded, but has loose ties to each of the high schools In Seminole County. Among the FCA activities Is the annual Rally At the Pole, a morning prayer held at the school flagpole. Nearly 400 students attended the event at Seminole High School last fall. 287 take the Pledge o f Allegiance By Russ White HERALD STAFF WRITER Lake Mary making sure it can put out the fires By Shari Brodla HERALD FEATURES EDITOR LAKE MARY • A satellite fire station site Is under considera­ tion for the southeast section of the dty as Are personnel an­ ticipate a possible move of Sanford's Station 32. In • work session Thursday night. Chief Duane Mehl told dty commissioners that In o r­ der for him to support the Idea of building a new public safety building on property located near lnterstate-4. *1 would rec­ ommend (finding) a second site on the east side of the dty as soon aa possible.* Lake Mary has been consid­ ering a 0-1/2 acre parcel on property Selmens Telecommu­ nications wants to develop. Siemens would trade the prop­ erty to the dty for Impact fee credit* for the Development of Regional Impact (DR1) the company hopes the dty will approve. The credits would total $707,850 for the site located adjacent to the Primers DR1. The rlty has two acres of land In this area and would like to interconnect the pieces. The new public safety build­ ing would replace the current •ss Mrs*. Pago M Mon Luong, 92. from Vlst Nam was tfw oldost of tot 287 Immigrants sho bscams naturakzsd American citizens during a ceremony Thursday at the San­ ford CMc Center. Winter Springs will host July 4th fireworks, public must pay to watch By Toay Ttssio HERALD CORRESPONDENT WINTER SPRINGS - Winter Springs commis­ sioners led by Vice Mayor Cindy Ocnnell. this week discussed residents' disapproval at having to pay to enter a public park for Fourth of July fireworks and the Impact of Increased signage at a gas station. Commissioners authorized Uic dty manager to enter Into a contract with APC Fireworks for the July 4 fireworks display, worth $17,0000. This la to be the second annual event of this na­ ture. The dty would be renting out Central Winds Park for this event. Many disliked that (he pub­ lic would be charged a fee to enter the park * .TwwJ!} vn DcOstt since It Is a dty facility. The dty would also split all revenues. Commissioner Michael Blake ultimately made a motion to negotiate with the fireworks people. In a second Issue, a developer askrd to In­ crease the signage at a Tusks wills gas station. In return for this sign Increase, the developer would Increase the landscaping and construct a wall. This was declared after some negotiation. The property Is located on the comer of 434 and Vlstawllla Drive. There was much debate on this Issue, with several citizens disagreeing with the proposed plan. City Manager Ron McLemorc declared that 'this plan Is to create a sign to the citizen's benefit.* McLemore also said that he put him- (Ito * •AMT Oban Do you kaow what’s gotag on la your community? The S e m in o le H e r a ld w ant* to h e a r from YO U ! Call ua with you news Ups and event Information for Longwood. Winter Spring* and Oviedo. 322*2611 SANFORD • This was the day Mon Luong had thought about for many yrars. At 02. hr felt young again. In less than on hour he would become an American citizen. Mon Luong sal patiently. He wore a brown suit and blur tie. loosely knotted with the lop button to his shirt un­ done. Ills wife, Thuc Luong. draped a plush tiger throw over him. "I'm enjoying this occasion." said Mon Luong from Viet Nam. Mon Luong was the eldest of 287 who became naturalized rititm s at a Ceremony at the Sanford Civic Center. They came from 60 different coun­ tries and from each of the con­ tinents. One man wore an American Flag necktie, another a New York Yankres baseball Jacket for the March of new Americans In Sanford. "This is a very Important moment In my life," said Cesar Cells, a 22-year-old from Lima. Peru, ’ ll Is a great honor to be a citizen of such a great coun­ ty " Ken Blmrdd. a teacher from New Zealand, had the privilege of betng Citizen No. I In Thursday's roll call. He aat In a first row seat and read the words lo the Pledge of Alle­ giance before taking the oath. Venera Reeves. 70. from Panama had been disap­ pointed not to have become a citizen two years ago. She suf­ fered a heart attack, and then was denied a chance when her paperwork ended up In Georgta. *A couple of weeks ago. Mrs. Reeves gol a call that she could become a citizen here today." said Daisy DeFrance, a neigh­ bor (ran DeLand. *Uhe was so excited, she had another heart attack." Venera Reeves eras well enough to be at Thursdays ceremony. *1 didn't give up....here I Jfn.~ Michael R. Pittman, from the U.S. Department of Justice and Environment vs. development It's pastoral now , but tha battle of Battle Ridge rages on. W inter S p rin gs recently voted to annex the property that dissenting voter Com m issioner C in d y GenneH said is UKill Z W ^KUIITOVJ VII OTI.IIWl.iru.l tally sensitive land. N e a rb y hom eowners continue to fight tfc? builders. For more on residents fighting to p reserve their serenity, see the Herald this w eekend, Section C . Bike Week ‘98: It’s all about camaraderie Southern Riders throw a party for visiting bikers By la a s White HERALD STAFF WRITER JU 50 Cents FRID AY, M A R C H 6, 1998 90th Y E A R , No. 139 SANFORD - The Southern Rldera Motorcycle Club of Sanford la a small group o f 10 blkcra that knowa how to cele­ brate big time. Aa part o f Bike Week *08, the Southern Rldera are having a picnic this afternoon at Ft. Mellon Park and a dance this evening at the NaUonal Guard Armory. Johnnell Scott, the president of the group, said that as many aa 400 are expected at this evening's dance. Bikers from all over the country who are part of Bike Week *88 come to Sanford for the Southern Rid­ ers picnic and party. "We've got guests coming In horn Lo# Angeles, Boston and all over • they're all welcome." said Scott. 48, who helped form the dub four years ago. WUh a hundred thousand or more biking enthusiasts com­ ing to Daytona for Bike Week ‘98. many have found rooms in Sanford or come here for vis­ its. The motorcycle festivities In Daytona Beach conclude with what to called the "World's Greatest Motorcycle Race" - the 57th Daytona 200 at Daytona International Speedway. Defending champion Scott Russell to attempting this year to become the first In history to win the race five Uraes. He won the pole position for the race by driving hto No. 4 Ya­ maha at an average speed of Fteaaa Baa Bttara, Pa$a 34 Sanford biker Johnnell Scott and his H a rle y-D a vid so n are dressed and ready for to­ d a y's picnic a nd dance s p o n ­ sored during Bike W e e k b y the Southern Riders M otorcy­ cle C lu b . Scott 1$ the d u b 's �H p m : Oviedo’s New Mall, Mall: Now Ooen!! . i Ml, ■M.01I Bruce round herseit m good company at Ihe grand opening nl Oviedo Marketplace Bmceilettl addressed Ihe aniious shoppers outside the mall while inside Cher icenien and Hurt He,mads aimed to the eniertaining atmosphere Oil In .t good start many ol the newly opened stores Ilet!) greeted shoppers with sales Kiosks iritjhli are popular in many new malls I he open air stands otter shoppers items Horn t shirts to service such as ear piercing THE LIQUOR STORE S T J ie X U ic f k y J io t t c n y . S to n e . Money Orders 39* WE GASH V DORALS L- . , & G.P.C N TAX J> $ Q 9 9 < CHECKS Herald Photos by Tommy Vincent 1303 SANFORD AVE. (at 13ttl ST.) SANFORD • 332-3884 LOCAL FO RECAST T ID E S 1lhJmy FRIDAY S O L U N A K TABLE: rut:. m ri. i <■ n5 i m rum SMturday Sundtty 1 . .'' p IT. tla.li 7 i hi p in el* Is'- 1 •l ' 1* » M 0 n ti uy | t*J v 1i •' i* 1:, i11 ,1i'' 1 TIDES Mr -■ II J. -i > p 111 low h 40 DeRetry Hall, Inc . S P R IN G F E S T IV A L p in low h 45 .1 :n h 5s p in Cocoa Reach 1 1 v p in SATURDAY T s t n n s HO 62 p m FR ID A Y Ptcldv 79 61 high 2 (7 in .1 MARCH 21st \ 22nd • 10 AM - 1 |»M low ' » IHJ .1 111. 9 l.’t In.I * B E A C H C O N D ITIO N S MONDAY SUND AY ! s u m s 77 60 Tstrma 71 56 Daytona Beach Ar New Sm yrna Beach: Seas are 2 4 l e d Willi a moderate 1 In ip Watei t< mperalurc at [JaMiiim I-- til degrees and at New Svmina, 62 degrees Winds an tiniti the smith LO TTERY * .tMtJihf h S TA TIS TIC S l l i e high trm |irrnlurr In S nn loid Ih u rv d u y wnm 7€i degree,, mid tile o vern igh t low Play 4 3-1-9-1 Cash3 3-7-2 w iih SH. Hecurdrd lalutull (or Ihe period en d in g ut IO u i n . 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In III linnt III till I'V't'S n( i dt-li'llllnn di jilllv Violence free month Pushed from car ( ••iiitin iiiiiv tin 111li. iL* nt V*.nt It will i iilimn.tit Ult haul hi||({ l l nl /J 1I tit and hi''' < t Uikt- Marv was .Itlfsla-il l1llllMl.IV 111 Si-fllUliili t lllllllv ill jllllH s 1j .hh w.is i hattit’il with halfrrv and at ifsird al tin abiivr adtllfss Wltllt'SS said drlrnd.illt sttmk vii inn with his hands and thru (tusht'd v l< Hill till! nl i at Paying to play Sebastian Salkltid. 20. nl I |f> lamoka I tail lAinuwood. was atnsit'il llmtsdav by Alla tnonlr .S|iinn;s (Hillie S.dklnd was ihaiut-d wit i ■ H'slsiiii^ wtthniil violent f and pel 11 Iht’li Salk)iid was arrt siiil in tin- ,'UKi block nl lais Altos Way S.ilkind alli'i't'dly (inki'd up a lm\ nl i ntidoms. (>ut lhi-in In bis )a< kt’i pm kid and irii'd to Ifavf sitin' witlioiii paving M ultiple charges Sniidla l It/H' rald. M2 nl 207 Kaslnn I'll Ovlrdtt. was at ii'stfii I1iu im 1.iv by Ovit-tlu [in la iKii/ftrrald was t barift-d with b.ittrry and arn*Mrd ai ihr abnvt' adtlrfss I'll/ifrtaid allflfi-dlv ibrt-w pltlnn-s al vit tun and also stralibt’d bis anus and lat r .latnt's Ilell.ihrld 2(1. ol lltn K«is h it Sanlord. was atifsiftl Wi'dntsday by San lot d jxilttf I li'll.dirld was t barift'd wnb halirry on law t-tdort r met il ullliri babttual Iraltti nllenitei |illlV'tllH while llrt'ltsf Is sns|M'iitlt'd or irvokt-tl). al i.o bum (art not assi(*nrd. tr sistin^ wit I tot 11 violrni r and si'llnifi/in.iindai lunn^/ualtli kt n*; dnins I'nliir ran a (lin k on iJrll.dirlil’s Ian aJld It t aim* balk not lonnd l-ilrr. ibr s.uur olllit-r addrd anoihrr iharnr when hr lound pnw ilrird tiirainr III lllr bat k ol Ills pallol i at Thrown at deputy QUAD squad on the job Jcllrry J’fdljio. 117. nl 1702 Mt'llnnvlllt' Avt-.. Sanltird. was am'sti'd Wfilni'sday by St ntl unit' Cnuniy di-pullrs. 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March 6. 1990 Editorial & Opinion W e are in this together The Clintons In news b rief Items Im m ediately follow ing the recent tornado disaster In the Sanford area, many Individuals and businesses w ere cited for their help. It would be Im ­ possible to list all o f them here, as there would always lxsom eone we overlooked. But as an exam ple o f what w e mean; BellSouth Mobil Ity donated a total o f $50,000 to the Am erican Red C ross and donated em ergency phones; W inn Dixie stores and others helped collect and distribute donations from the general public; Quincy's o f Sanford and a few oth er bu si­ nesses held fund-raising events to help those In need. Sanford F ikk I entrepreneur Jeno Pnuluccl played a large part in assisting survivors through generous donations. Assistance also cam e from afar; Citicorp Foundation of Tam pa gave tlie Red Cross $25,000 for tornado victim s here In Central Florida. Georgia-based M AP In te rn a ­ tional. a medical and personal care distributor, donated more than $02,000 In over-the-counter medicine. There was also help from the Salvation Arm y. Heart o f Florida United W ay and certain businesses and Individu­ als w ho wish to remain anonymous. Such an ou tpou rin g o f assistance should stand as an exam ple throughout the nation and the world, o f how Floridians take ra re o f themselves. All those who live here are susceptible to hurricanes, tornadoes. Hooding, heat waves am i m osquitoes. W ith I his com m on ground, each o f us knows what the other person is going th rou gh when there Is a problem. W e hear o f states and areas o f our nation where n eig h ­ bors don't even talk to one another much less offer a helping hand. Som e even refuse to make eye contact with a fellow citizen. There Is fear between people, distrust, negative attitudes, and other problems. Isn't It great that we live In Florida? Hasn't the response from this tornado and the recent Hurricane Andrew In south Florida proven that we arc a united people? We arc a gath ering place for visitors. We are standing as exam ples o f how we are friendly and willing to look out for each other. W hat better Image could we ask? Wc can Indeed be proud o f all o f the businesses and professional persons who came forward. We also ure proud o f Individual citizens who dropped what they were doing and pitched In to lend a hand. Recovery for some w on ’t be easy, but we're in this to ­ gether. Isn't it great that we have each oth er for support? R e lig io n -----C on tin u ed from Page 1A The group typically has a presentation featuring loud Christian-related music, skits and rellgltfcis teSUmdnles in a non-coercive format. The group appeared Friday and some students attempted to leavr the assembly because of its religious nature, citing separation of church and state. A firestorm started when several local radio stations picked up the story and. by yesterday, school board mem­ bers were receiving letters and calls from religious leaders of several denominations and calls supporting and calling for the resignation of Teague offi­ cials who allowed the event to happen. Dr. Ron Plnnell, Executive Director of Secondary' Schools in Seminole County, confirmed that the assembly contained some material that was relig­ ious In nature and Inappropri­ ate for a public school setting. In a press release, Plnnell said, 'll Is Die Intent ol the Su­ Teague officials have been perintendent and the school counseled about future assem­ board that all students In our blies, saying that all material schools, regardless of their re­ ligious beliefs, be treated with dignity and respect. An apol­ o f the FCA'im a their relation­ ship, with the schools. Includ­ ogy has been Issued to the ing charters tn each of the schools nnd faculty al Tragur seven public high schools. Goff Middle School and steps have tuilfl kir hnrmi tlir* Uroiif) can been taken to ensure the approprtateness of future assem­ bly programs.* Only Dr. Paul Hagerty. su­ Coalia sad traa Page LA perintendent of the School self tn the Board, can make a decision on shoes of somebody living In the the status of Teague Principal area. Also to be Included on Gene Brewer. GofT said. the premises Is a sandwich GufT said he hopes everyone can gain a better understand­ shop, a yogurt shop and a ing about diversity from the In­ pizza place. cident. The debate started when 'It was an unfortunate Inci­ Commissioner Michael Blake said the city’s Hanning and dent but we have to use It as a learning experience,’ GofT said. Zoning Board did not know all the ramifications regarding I understand some people were olTended.* tilts Issue before they approved GofT said he received a letter It and sent It to the commis­ from a rabbi expressing con­ sion. Blake also said. T h ey cerns. but also calls support­ are talking about the direction ing Brewer. He added that of Winter Springs." Fireworks Sanford. Sunrise Funeral Home. San­ ford, tn charge of arrange­ ments. PAMELA DENISE JOSEPH WILLIAMS Pamela Denise Joseph Wil­ liams. 32. East Seventh Street. Sanford. died Wednesday, March 4. 1998 at Columbia Medical Center. Sanford. Mrs. Williams was bom Jan. 31. 1966 In Sanford. Mrs. Williams was a homemaker. She was a member of Grace Apostolic Temple. Sanford. Survivors Include husband. Terry Lee Sr.; daughters. Shunllca Joseph. Cal winkle J o ­ seph, both of Sanford; son. Terry Lee Jr.. Sanford; father. Earl Sutton. Rochester. N.Y.; mother, Gloria Wilson. San­ ford; stepfather. Earl Wilson. Sanford; sisters. Cham ella Washington. Sanford. Rwanda Sutton. Rochester. N.Y.: broth­ ers. Roosevelt Washington. Germany. Richard Washington. Johnny Dennis, both of San­ ford, Chris Sutton, Rochester. N.Y.; grandmothers. Bessie J o ­ seph. Carrie Dixon, both of There ts not now. nor has there ever been, any nation­ wide right wing conspiracy against Bill Clinton. With Hil­ lary's long experience as a lawyer, she simply has used lire 'conspiracy* allegations repeatedly over the years whenever a desperate, lastditrh rllort was needed to save her worthless husband and. thereby, preserve her only source of personal advanceinrut. recognition, authority and power. Virtually since the outset of Hill Clinton's occupancy of the White House I have been among the very strongest opponenls of his rotten presi­ dency. I am no right-wing con­ spirator, I am a mainstream Ameri­ can. a husband, father, former newsman, public employee and business owner. For reasons of Independence and nonrnlnnglrinrat. I belong to no organizations. Currently. I am m voluntary retirement In order to devote more lime to crucial political and social Issues that threaten the very’ survival of this great nation. I loathe Hillary and Hill Clin­ ton-and idl who Bell their souls in their behalf--because, unlike so many Americans, I have bothered to do my home­ work about them. Hillary was reared by her parents In comfort and afflu­ ence. Vet. utmost before she left home to attend the exclu­ sive. upper class Wellesley College for Women In Massa­ chusetts she began turning away from all of the good things In American life to pur­ sue a course that lias led Into ceaseless lying, deceit, ob­ CATHERINE 8. OEHR Catherine S. Gehr, 88, Lakcvtcw Avenue, Lake Mary, died Saturday. Feb. 28. 1998. Bom In Tarentum. Pa., she moved to Central Florida In 1945. Mrs. Gehr was a real es­ tate broker. She was a member of the Democratic Women's Club. Mrs. Gehr was a member of St. Peters Episcopal Church. Survivors Include son. Gamer James Gehr Jr., Lake Mary; daughters. Ida May Sjoblom. Lake Mary, Patricia Fletcher. Sanford. Vesta Kay Slaughter, Inverness. Cathy Gehr, Lake Mary; 13 grandchildren; several great -grandchild ren. Brisaon Funeral Home, San­ ford. In charge of arrange­ ments. JOHN C. *JLC.' GREEN John C. 'J-.C.' Green, 68. Magnolia Avenue. Sanford, died Saturday. Feb. 28. 1998. Bom August 2 8 ,1 9 2 9 , he was a lifelong resident of Sanford. Mr. Green was a retired 'self employed carpenter. He was a member of Sanford Masonic Lodge No. 62. Mr. Grren was a Protestant. Survivors Include wife, Vir­ ginia; daughters. Juanita M. Dye us. Dallas. Texas, Carol A. Scott. Sanford; sons, Dan W.. Ronald E.. Donald C., all of Sanford; mother, Juanita Moore. Sanford; sisters, Eileen Robbins, Louise liosford. both of Sanford. Margaret Johnson, Sheffield, Ala.: 11 grandchil­ dren; 10 great-grandchildren. Brisaon Funeral Home, San­ ford. In charge of arrange­ ments. MARIANNA D. PRATT Marianna D. Pratt. 95. Island Drive, Lake Mary, died Thurs­ day, March 5, 1998. Bom May 12. 1902 In OH City, Pa., she moved to Central Florida In 1961. Mrs. Pratt was a home­ maker. She was a graduate of Hood College. Frederick. Md. Mrs. Pratt was Episcopalian. Survivors Include daughter, Eleanor. Lake Mary; son, Sam­ uel F. Jr., Houston. Texas; two grandsons. Brisaon Funeral Home. San­ ford. in charge of arrange­ ments. MARVIN PRICE Marvin Price, 60. South Grant Street, Longwood. died Friday, Feb. 23, 1998. Mr. Price wao bom Oct. 9. 1937 tn Baltimore. Md. Mr. Price was a kitchen utilities salesman. He served tn the U.S. Air Force. Mr. Price was a Protestant. Survivors Include son. Chane Alvarez. Seattle. Wash. Brisaon Funeral Home, San­ ford. In charge of arrange­ ments. Haasaor. Doaald M. Donald M. Ilamner, 68. Sundown Ifoud. Dellary. dkd on Wednesday, March 4. A Memorial Celebration to eulogize Mr. Ilamner wtlJ be hdd at Itie Community United Method­ ist Church. 41 West Highbank* Ruud. Dellory, un Saturday, March 7 at 2 p.m. Friend* and faintly are Invited to attend tills *txx1a) reraembrurue gathering celebration struction of justice and com ­ plete disgrace. All decent women should de­ spise her because she epito­ mizes the vrry worst of unde­ sirable traits and behavior In womanhood. Still worse. In marrying Bill Clinton she knowingly and willingly entered an unholy a l­ liance with a man whose utter rottenness Is so awful It defies accurate description and which has weakened the very under­ pinnings of America's great ex­ periment In democracy. There appears to be no lie too blatunt, nor evil too great that Hill Clinton would not seize upon In pursuing his loathsome personal goats and gratifications. In all of his years In public office, first In his nntlve Arkan­ sas and now In the presidency. Hill Clinton has accomplished nothing for the people, lie nei­ ther governs nor leads. He Iras no real convictions. He merely slips, slides and lies In pursuit of his personal greed while campaigning Incessantly to ­ ward the next goal In hts ad­ vancement , It Is very difficult for me--and for my wife. Tennle—to watch either Hillary or her husband on television, or even to hear I heir voices, or read their statements In the print media. lilts sickening, hideous nightmare that Is the Clinton presidency has tormented America long enough. Get outl Donald and Tennla Fannin Orlando, FL man’s out there. Just have the Republican Congress without protest approve President Clin­ ton's Child Care Plan ($21 bil­ lion direct funding and subsi­ dies). We should also stop culling his plan a “socialized child core system" or "Managed Care*. I respectfully request less than equal time for an op­ posing viewpoint. Just the other day I dis­ cussed this topic with three other men who like me had no dependents at home needing child care. When I asked If they thought their tax money should be used In provide care for children of single parents and couples who both work, they said, *No*t 1 forgot to ask If they thought couples who leave one parent home with their offspring should contrib­ ute to the same program. Be­ cause It would be most unfair and unjust for these financially deprived couples to enrich par­ ents who pay for child care, I will say *No~l for them. President Clinton's Child Care Han should be opposed for two reasons. It Is a not too subtle attempt to attract stayat-home mothers Into working careers. It Is another blatant trade for votes pitched at a highly vulnerable segment of society: working parents, i hope other lax payers will Join those three men and I and also say. *No*t Donald II. F a u •aaford Paying for child care Replacing Sanford’s Sanitation Department The obvious Implied solution to T ire Growing Problem of Paying for Ckir Child Care* la simple for all the Ellen Qood- 1 am very concerned with the allegations that our Mayor Larry Dale wants to hire pri­ vate contractors to replace the excellent service wr are now receiving from the Sanford Sanitation Crews. Pennywlse/Pound-foollsh comes to mind, along with wondering what gain may be In the ofllng to even consider such a- fool­ ish. for-the-rcsidenls-ofSanford, move. Since Mayor Smith retired from public life, wr have had nothing but trouble within the realm of city services Hurt were functioning very well under her leadership, with Bill Simmons nt her side. Now the Sanford Police Department is In tur­ moil. Bill Simmons Is ready to retire lo get awuy from It all, and we now stand to lose the City Sanitation Workers who've done a fine Job. W llATS WHONG WITH THIS PICTURE? Suddenly nothing Is right that has been operating smoothly for years? I would like to ask the Semi­ nole Herald to do an extensive Investigation and find out ex­ art ly what Is going on nt City Hull. In parilrular why we should ever consider replacing excellent sanitation service with private service which be­ comes more costly with each contract rrntwal. I would ask my fellow voters In Sanford to think atanit all these rrccnl events, and the turmoil within our City nnd keep It vrry fresh In their minds come election lime. I would like to know why our City Council Members have not been raising Cain' and fighting to keep a man worth hts weight In gold on as city manager. Something Is drastically wrong within Sanford at the moment. Voters take heed. Norwen A. B ry u t ftaaford continue on as normal and that he hopes no action is taken against Brewer. T h is doesn't have to be a i m m tr q g g jtg id . t“We j u * About the ftitanr o f the Golf said, T h a i Jfculd depend on whether or not they learned from the experience.* Blake also verbally sparred with Mike Jones, an attorney representing the property. *1 understand how you could be confused,* Jones told Blake. Blake defended hts position and said he was also con­ cerned by the possible noise pollution caused by the gaa station's car wash. This spar­ ring continued for quite some Umc over several Issues. The commission slso praised the police, fire and public works departments for their efforts In helping the city re­ cover so quickly from the tor­ nado last week. d Dan s tile. He Is survived by Ids wife. Helen Douglas Ilamner; his sister. Hebe Tarver of Alexander. La.: four chil­ dren. Hebe. Karl. Donna. Brenda; and five grandchildren. In Lieu of flowers, the family u|gesla memorial donations to Hosof Volusia/Flagler, 3800 Wood’ TV.. Fort Orange FI 321190626. Volusia County Cremation Soci­ ety. Daytona Beach, In charge of arrangements. a PRATT, MARIANNA D. Funeral services and interment for Mrs. Pratt wUl be In Od City, Pa. Friends may call at the Brisaon Funeral Home today, from 4 until 7 p.m. In addition to her children, Mrs. Pratt Is slso survived by two grandsons. Samuel D. and Wayne F.. bom of Texas. Brisaon Funeral Home. 322-2131, Banfcrd, tn charge of local services. Uncral services for Herman runic Itembert. 53. Sanford, who toed away Feb. 25, will be hdd lurday at 11 a.m. at the New tern Primitive Baptist Church of ws Christ. Sanford, with Elder Simpson officiating. Interment II be In the Restlawn Cemetery, nford. Calling hours will be Frly from 4 to 8 p.m. at Wilsonchdberger Mortuary and Satury 9 lo 11 a.m. at the church, iurvtvora wife, Evelyn; mother, uvte Itembert. Sanford; sorts, •rman McKnlghl. Ft Braggs, C.. James Ashley, Eric Bryant, th of Sanford, Johnny Guzman, mpa; daughters. Joyce Rembert, etna Bryant, both of Sanford, inda Antonio. Newark. NJ.. Nina xzman. Tampa; brothers. Law rice Hawkins, Hal B. Hawkins, th of Sanford: sisters, Mercedes moil. Mary K Hawkins, both of nford. 16 grandchildren. Gall A pin's Mortuary. Inc. 522-4700. HOME IMPROVEMENT EXPERIENCE YOU CAN COUNT ONI P' I I I m nrarm a HOUSE C LE A N IN G 2 5 % OFF I ‘ .I I I I T li n t ! U l t ! . i m i i t | LJo$n$$d, Bonded, Insured OIMMONTY tCMFCT la 3 2 4 - 1 1 7 7 im a r m c a m n m n S d i c i d i j m C ir t c u A L S e r v ic e • Binkniptcy * Bid or Slow Credit OX FREE 3 Estimate* • FREE Pre-qualification • FAST APPROVALS g Call Today *407-668-6004 5 Serving Volusia County j y», 'i/ rr<? S j - s^L ’T r ^ r ^ . “ 1 i, E A , <■' i ! ■was :--------A l l Y o u r F l o o r C o v e r in g N e e d s a '. i T �Sominda Herald. Sanford, Florida - Friday, March 6. 1998 • BA Religion * ~ g j |£g | E p ' f t Street service ' zy -.vr.T-*---r-- - Items and more. Al 2 p.m. on Sat.. March 14. an auction will be held which will feature food quality furni­ ture and miscellaneous Items. A professional auctioneer will conduct this sale. SANFORD * Sanford Chris­ tian Worship Center will host a Street Service at 1509 W. 13th St. on Sat., Mnrch 7 at 10 a.m. Hlshop Leon Gilbert, otherwise known ns The Harrfoot Prophet* will be the speaker. The proceeds from this event go towards funding projects In Kentucky and West Virginia. Some 70 youth and adults will be farming, constructing farm projects ar.d building a twoiiedriKiiii home for a pastoral couple. Christian Women to meet ALTAMONTE SPRINGS - The Altamonle-Maltland Christian Women's Club will meet at Malson A Jardln Restaurant. 430 Wymore Rd.. fn»m 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. on Thursday. March 12 at a cost of $13.50. the special feature will be "Fashions to Go" nnd special music by Dana Takacs. Loretta Tuttle from Daytona Reach will speak on "Creative Jour­ ney." Brunch reservations must br made by Sunday. Mnrrh 8 by calling Jean GrKTln at 4239427 or Dot Chlldrrn at 4235541. Father & Son Day • ', Tlie church Is located one mile norlh of State Road 430 on Ilwy. 17-92. For more In­ formation call the church of­ fice at 831-3777. ext. 204. registration call the church office at 322-3942. Refreshment occasion SANFORD - The Knox Fel­ lowship Team will host a re ­ freshment occasion at First Rrcnbytrrtan Church on Sat­ urday, Manh 7 at 0:45 p.m. and Sunday, Marrh 8 al 10 a.m. Tills team Is a group of ministers, musicians and lay leaders who work with churches to provide spiritual refreshment lo the members of the congregation and the church as a whole. / SANFORD Tile Sanford Church of Ood Men's Fellow­ ship "Life Builders" will host a Fathers A Sons Day on Satur­ day. April 4 at Sanford Church of God. comer of Holly Avenue and W. 22nd Street. A day of fun. fellowship and spiritual enhancement will lie featured throughout. The theme for the evrnt will be ‘ Rising to Your Calling." The cost will be $10 for each Father and $5 for each child under the age of 18. There will be an another $2 charge for each additional child. Cost In­ cludes a continental breakfast and lunch. Crop W alks share locally, assist globally By Susan Wenner HERALD STAFF WRITER SANFORD - Crop Walk '98 Is slated for Sunday. March 8. Registration will begin at 2 p.m. nnd the wnlk will begin at 2:30 p.m. Tills Is the Nth year that Central Florida was partici­ pated In this endeavor yet the Church World Service has helped the world for over 50 years. According to recent In­ formation. "In partnership. Crop Walks shnre locally, as­ sist globally, build community, empower people, aid refugees, are Inlerfalth and Involve nil ages." The Rev. Bruce Scott, minis­ ter for First Presbyterian Church, assists regularly In organizing this event. He shared, ‘ the walk covers ap­ proximately two nnd a half miles through the historic part of Sanford and along the Sce­ nic Lake Monroe. Tills Is Just another way we can help peo­ ple help themselves. I'd like to encourage people to eome and walk. Walking Is a way of life lo our neighbors around the glolie. They wnlk for food, w a­ ter. ftrrwood nnd other needs. We all ran makr a difference especially In your own disaster area here." Scott added Hull *50 percent of the money raised will help the local tornado victims while 25 percent will benefit Grace 'N Grits, Rescue Mission and Second Harvest Food Bank nnd another 25 percent will assist the Worldwide Hunger Ministries." Last year some $5,000 was raised to fight hunger In our community and the world. Over 300.000 walkers partici­ pated In the United States last year In over 2,000 Crop Walks nnd shares more than $3 mil­ lion dollars. A chart published by the Church World Service. Inc. stated that $48,249 was raised In 1996. Of that 45.8 percent or $22,113 was from commu­ nity and public appeals In­ cluding Crop Walks. The money was used In self-help development assistance (16.3%); disaster relief and re ­ covery (10.6%); refugee reset­ tlement and assistance (26.3%); education (6.5%); Jus­ tice. peacemaking and human rights (.5%); administration (0.6%); fundraising and Infor­ mation (11.7%); and domestic hunger and development (6.7%). For more Information about the Crop Walk or to register call First Presbyterian Church I t t f y ta c , S S JM w w raised to (Iflit kuagar la our commualty aad the world. at 322-2662. Thr Satunlay night session will Include worship, teaching and music. Sunday morning, the team will lead (he worship service with special music and u message by the Rev. Dr. Robert A. Pitman. For more Information call Activities begin at 8:30 a.m. the church office at 322-2002. with registration and break­ fast. Special speakers are thr Rev. Itill Walsanen, pastor of Walk through the Bible SANFORD - First Presbyte­ Community Restoration Church: Seminole County rian Church will hold a "Walk Sheriffs Department: the Rev. Through the Bible" video se­ ries with Charlton Heston each Wesley Baker, and the Rev. Ken Mac Donald, both of San­ Wednesday evening through April I. Beginning at 0:15 ford Church of Ood. For more Information or p.m.. after the church dinner. at V —»» B —— ■— - , *-* -,w * — Jlie public .kr-tnvttfd - to* pfcc » VoiMrisuni|tutt •’ — CASSELBERRY • Community United Methodist Church. 4921 S. Ilwy. 17-92. will have Its 14th Annual Youth Rum­ mage Sole on Frt., March 13 and Sat., March 14 In the lower parking lot of the church. Last year's sale at­ tracted some 5.000 people In Just two days. Over $14,000 was raised for youth mission projects. This sale lias become a community wide event. The sale will be held rain or shine from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. each day. Stories of Genesis. Moses. JeSUS and his ehiclftxlon and * resurrection are highlighted. For more Information call the church ofllce at 322-2002. This year's sale will have everything from the kitchen sink to the Item that you have been searching for. Collection has been a yearlong endeavor. Items Include furniture, clothes, books, appliances, toys, kitchen needs, household Appreciation program Annual men's day SANFORD • Zion Hope Mis­ sionary Baptist Church. 710 Orange Ave.. will celebrate Its Annual Men's Day on Sun.. March 15 at 11 a.m. Guest speakrr for the event will be Sylvester Wynn of Sanford. The public Is Invited to attend. SANFORD - Morning Olory M.B. Church. 2000 West Hwy. 40. will hold a musician ap­ preciation program for Sister Cynthia Cassonova on Sat.. March 7 a f 7:30 p.m. The public Is Invited to attend. Can you support your creation beliefs? Dr. Grady McMurtry. shown above. Biblical Creation Scien­ tist. will give you the Insight and knowledge you need to strengthen your Christian witness as the guest speaker at the Deltona Lakes Baptist Church. 2886 Elkcam Blvd. In Deltona from Saturday. March 14 and Sunday. March 15. Dr. McMur­ try will speak on Saturday evening at 7 p.m. with 'Mount St. Helens.' Sunday morning at 9:30 a.m. with The Waters Cleaved', 10 a.m. with 'Foundations', and Sunday evening at 6 p.m. with Origin of the Races' and 7 p.m. with 'Man. Woman A Marriage'. Dr. McMurtry to a Internationally recognized expert on the subject of Creation vs. Evolution, both from a biblical viewpoint os well as that of accular science. Ilia cre­ dentials as a scientist, expert court witness and visiting pro­ fessor on college and university campuaes around the world are Impeccable, and his visual presentation to exciting, thought-provoking and thoroughly enjoyed by even the youngest of school age children. The church would like to ex­ tend a warm welcome to the community and suggests early arrival as seating will be limited. Youth and school groups are especially welcome. Palmetto Avenue Baptist pastor can spell success called the Mad House (named after a scripture In Jude about making a Differ­ ence) for their own special time. The congregation also hosts AWANA on Wednesday evenings at 7:15. This scout­ ing type group encouraging children to .memorize scripture, enjoy Christian fel­ lowship. mixed with fun and games and Bible stories. Close to 100 people are In­ volved In this effort. By Susan Wenner HERALD STAFF WRITER • SANFORD - For the last four and a half years Pastor Ron Williams has ministered ;to the congregation at Palmetto Ave. Bap­ tist Church in Sanford. Although Williams actually "grew up" In the church he left Tor Bible College, married and served as a ■missionary in Puerto Rico for seven years ■with hto wife. • "I'm glad to be back home," said Wil­ liams. T h e Lord has brought people I knew when I was younger back Into my Ufe since I've been back. It's as If I left something that I didn't complete then. It'a now come full circle. It's been such a blessing to be back home." The church was founded In 1966 by one of the former pastors. Four and a half years ago when another pastor was retir­ ing Williams was then led by Ood to re ­ turn to the states with hto family and be­ gin hto work with the church of his youth. Williams has summed up the basis of the work o f the church In « catchy way with the word PALMETTO, for Palmetto Ave. Baptist Church. *P stands for prayer." he said. "A stands for acceptance. We want everyone to believe In the power of prayer and practice It. We want everyone that comes to church here to feel accep­ tance. L Is for lay ministry. We want to follow Ephesians 4 when we are told to equip others In ministry. It's not Just the for staff ministers. Everyone can be In­ volved. M to for missions. We support 90 missionaries and projects on a monthly basis. We've given $45,000 to these works above and beyond our tithes and offering. E to for evangelism. We want everyone to be aaved. T stands for teach and the other T to for train. O to for oneness of spiritual unity In the body of Christ. We want no division and for our members to get along. The church wants to take people from where they are to where they need to be READTHIS: If You Are A Lake Mary Resident Y ou eaifet L0CALMEWS& LOCALSPORTS&ADVERTISING S • MK ■I ■UlU 3 M O NTH S OF THE S e m in o le H e ra ld A "Rest Home* ministry sends several people out every Sunday to teach those In care homes. A dlsdpleshlp program to specifically designed for new converts with a one-on-one Bible study. Services for the church are 8:45 a.m. and 11 a.m. worship and Sunday school at 10 a.m. Wednesday Bible study classes meet at 7:30 p.m. Pastor Ron Williams The church also operates a Christian school. Liberty Christian School. The school began in 1973. This to where Wil­ liams and hto wife met. In the Lord." A middle ground between contemporary and traditional to what Williams described the worship and the atmosphere. He added that the group has a good time worshipping Ood." He also cited that members are a light­ hearted group with a celebrating type of atmosphere. There arc a lot of tradi­ tional. Southern, Florida people In the church. They are given to hospitality. lt‘a really a balance of generations." According to Williams, the church has something for everyone. Golden Agers meet on a monthly basis for additional fellowship. Classes are available for mar­ ried. single, empty nest folks and youth. Youth meet every Wednesday at 5:30 p.m. to go door-to-door and meet people and Invite other youth to Teen Impact. Young people meet In the Youth Center With approximately 130 students, the school has grades kindergarten through grade 5 studying the A Bcka curriculum and grades 6 through 12 learn with the ACE curriculum. The school has volley­ ball. flag football, as well as a girl s bas­ ketball and boys basketball team. Year­ book. student council and homecoming are all part of the activities. The church was recently annexed Into the city. Members are working toward a 140 by 80 multipurpose building for a gymnasium and additional classrooms. On March 29 members will host a Pub­ lic Service Appreciation Day to honor law enforcement, fire department, city and county commissioners and the mayor at the 11 a.m. service. All the honored guests and their families will be feed after the service. For more Information about the church call the office at 323-1583. “Delivered To Your Door” • This Special O ffer Expires 3/15/98 Call: 322-2611 Today Tax info, toll-free. Tax question*? 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The Roms are one o f the hottest teams In the state. In an overtime wtn over Lyman earlier tills week, the Rams won with defense, allowing Die Greyhounds only two shots the entire game. It Is an em otional time for the Rams who are playing In m em ory o f former teammntes Dustin Garber and David Trausncck. Garber was killed In an automobile accident last weekend and Trausneck was Injured. He sat on the sideline during the Lyman win. Danny W ym er and Pat Mangan each scored In the Lyman win. Lake Mary Is coached by Larry McCorkle. To n ig h t: B oons at O viedo, girls so cce r regional tou rn a m e nt, 7:30 p.m . Look out for the Lions. Oviedo beat Lake Mary In a sudden-death shootout Tuesday to advance. For Oviedo. It was the second game without a loss to the form erly top-ranked Rams. Freshman goaltender Tiffany Christiana stared down the Rams during the shootout and Florida-bound Karyn Hall knocked home the winner. O ther area perns for the Lions Include Jese.vSm lly Chapm an and Jam llle Castro. Oviedo earned home field advantage In Uie opener o f regionals with a pair o f upsets, both of which cam e after the resignauon of coach Roby Stahl. To n ig h t: Lake M ary at Lake How ell, baseball, 7 p.m . The Silver Hawks are o ff to one o f their best starts in school history, at 8-2. under new coach David Vince. Danny Burleson and Ryan Smith are two o f the arms that are keying the pitching staff and Jim m y Bloodgood. Roberto Santana and Joe Santilll are only some o f the bats that are boosting the Hawks to their strong start. For the Rams, they are recovering from a slow start and beat Oviedo last night, giving the Lions their first district loss o f the sea­ son. Brian Bretzer Is the team ace and a you n g group o f bats are starting to get the Rams on track. Also on tho schodulo: TONIGHT * S aglow si soccer _ Lake M ary girls vs. W inter Park at Showalter R eid . 7 p.m.: W in ­ ter Springs girls at Class 3A-Distr1ct 7 champion. 7 p.m.; Lyman boys at Dr. PhllPine Ridge at Seminole. 6:30 p.m.; Dr. Phillips at Lake Mary. 6:30 p.m • T r a c k _ Lym an Relays at Carlton Henley Sports Complex. 4 p.m. SATURDAY _ Tam pa-East Bay vs. Sem inole at Alum ni Field. 1 p.m. (at Lyman at 4 p.m. If Alum ni Field unplayable); Tam pa-East B ay at Lyman. 7 p.m. Josh O'Orton hit a home run. scorod the utttmato winning run and was the winning pitcher In roUet as Lake Mary outsiuggod Oviedo 9-7 at Miktor Field Thursday nigh* RAMS 9. UONS 7 Lake M ary O viedo 0 0 0 0 00 9 9 8 1 200 032 1 _ 7 7 2 llrrltrr. O llrW-n |0| and Sanford Knapp OVIEDO _ There was a fireworks O ir y v n (7| and Knrtn WI* _ n ilt ln i (30|. !' exhibition Thursday night at U* _ Knapp 11-31 Savr . nnnr 211 . Ovtrdo. Ovtrdo High School's Milder Field: Ilrnuindri. 31) _ N ow lift _ |j»kr Mary. one wasn't planned, but that didn't Olrto (Jiwll O llrtm I3n.1l la-art, (Jodi Ovtrdo frovt (3rd). Knapp |3rd|, Fulll 11*0.' keep It from happening. IbaitarO [Jodi Itrmrri, . U k r Mary 6 3 The fireworks were tn the form of ovrratl I O SAC. 1 0 «A DtMrtrt 3. Ovtrdo 5 3 ovrrall I I SAC. I I AA Dtatrtrt 3. the seven rockets that led the field as the visiting Lake Mary Rams ^ v o m ^ e T 3 w u t « ^ J n e !^ ? e T a T To" outslugged the Oviedo Uons, 0-7, and guys came through tn th e' in a Seminole Athletic Conference clutch." and OA-Dlstrlct 3 baseball game. Adding to the satisfaction was Lake Marys Randy Lewis the fact that It was a district and launched the last and decisive one. conference win. It came on the hilling a two-out. three-ntn home road, and came against Oviedo ace run over the left field fence to Ben Knapp (1-2J. break a 0-6 tie. "Hist's a big part of tt. beating Halls were Just flying out of him here," said TUttle. 'Knapp Is here.* marveled Lake Mary coach one hell of a pitcher, fie had ua off Allan Tuttle, whose team slugged balancr through the first four In­ three roundlrlppers hut surren­ nings." dered four. Through four Innings. Knapp was working on a one-hit shutout, the *1 Just told the hoys that I've only hit coming on a had hop sin­ coached over 450 games In my ca­ gle in the first. Hut In the fifth In­ reer and this was the most satis­ ning. Lake Mary used three Infield fying win I've ever experienced, not Just because we won. hut how we i. Page 2B Lyman claims huge road baseball win From Staff Reports ALTAMONTE SPRINGS _ Evan Uilacono tossed a ftve-hitter and Utlly Hess hit a throerun home run as Lyman knocked off the de­ fending 6A state champion Lake Hrantley Patri­ ots tn. 7-3. In a Seminole Athletic Conference and Class 6A-Dlstnct 3 baseball game at Lukr Hrantley High School Thursday night. Lyman took a 2-0 lead In the top of the sec­ ond Inning and was never headed. Lake Brantlcy closed to within a run In the third Inning, but the Greyhounds put the game out of rearh wllli two nuu tn the fourth inning and llr * « ’ three-run blast In the fifth Inning. Contributing to the Lyman attack were Josh dozen 12 for -I. one run scored, two RHI), David Milton (2-for-4. two runs scored). Todd Radllff (l-for-2. three runs scored) and Hess ( I-lor-3 with his home run. one run scored, three RHI). 1‘rovldlng the offense for Lake Brantley were Justin llam a (2-for-2). Chad (2-for-3. two RHI) and Felipe Lopez (l -for-4). Lyman, which dropped a 5-3 decision to Seminole on Wednesday, raised Its record to 3-6 overall. 1-1 In the SAC and 1-0 In district play. The Grryhounds will host East Bay from Tampa at Lyman Field on Saturday at 7 p.m. East Hay Is supposed lo play at Seminole at I p.m., but the expected rain may force the Tribe and East Hay to play at Lyman at 4 p.m. The Patriots lei! to 6-2 overall, l- l In the SAC and l- l In 6A-3. They will return to action on Monday, traveling to DeLand to face the Bull­ dogs In a district game starting at 4 p.m.________ GREYHOUND* 7. PATRIOT* 9 Lyrnaa i , k « B raattoy 0 2 0 3 90 0 001 0 3 0 0 . 7 • 1 9 8 9 DStt-onu and n*Jcr MrMahun. Lre IM and J Smith Wl> . USaronn 1J‘ . MrMahnn Seva . none 31) _ none. 311 . fmnr I IK _ Lyman,lim a Hn-ont, _ Lyman 3 a uvrraO. l - l SAC. Ctaaa OA lhatnrt 3. Lake Hranllry 6 3 overall, l - l SAC. 0 1 Clam OA IMUttrl 3 Seminole crushes Oak Ridge in softball Staff Raporta SANFORD _ The Seminole High School softball team continued Ha Impressive play against district opponents, crushing visiting Oak Ridge. 13-1. In a 5A-5 game Thurs­ day evening. Sherri Elland led the way for the Fighting Semlnolea, driving tn four runs with a triple and a double In three times at bat. The senior catcher also scored two runs. “We played very well." said Semi­ nole nead coach Dave Rogers. "We’re getting better." Also contributing to the Fighting Seminole offense were Lake! ta Bryant (2-for-3, three runs scored). Octavta Redd (1-for-l, one run scored, one RBI), Marla Duvall ()• for-2. one run scored, two RBI). ' Mandy Prlddy (l-for-3, two runs 88* T ift * . Pag* 2B PIOHTDfO SEMINOLE* IS, PIONEERS 1 001 00 . 1 9 4 947 Ob _ 19 * 1 aa . avoir Elland 30 . Elland III) . * 3-1 overall. 3-1 In Oviedo High School playsrs Brook* Aatoy (M l) and J *n nrfof Lobarhstosd issdttvsUona to an upsst of L *k * Mary lor ths CiassfiA-Distftct 3 championship Tusoday night. Tonight ths regional playoffs bsgln w ih th * Ovfedo girts hosdng Boons; ths Laka Mary gids playing a* W W sr P*rtt; lh * Winter Springs girts playing at th# 3A-7 champion; th* L a k . Mary boys hosting Winter P *ik; and f t * Lyman boys Paying at Dr. PtvdUpa. AJ gamss ars sst for a 7 p.m. start. Clam OA-Dlatnrt 8. Racing resumes at Orlando SpeedW orld § p g g | g | £q th fl ORLANDO _ After being dosed for repaving, the FASCAR stockers will take the new surface at Orlando SpeedWorid for the first time tonight. After the awarding o f the Winter Series Trophies prior to racing, the highlight event for the evening wtU be a $1,000 to win 50-Lap special for the Mini-Stocks. Trophies will also be awarded to the top three finishers. In addition to the Mini­ Stocks. also on tonight's card will be the regular division racing In Late Models, limited Late Models, Modified!, Sportsmen, Bombers. Run-A­ Bouts and 4-Cylinder Bombers. Orlando SpeedWorid la lo­ cated 10 miles east o f Orlando on Highway BO at the 520 cut­ off. Oates open at 6 p.m. with racing action starting at 8 p.m. m o t o r c y c l e s in ­ v a d e NEW SMYRNA SPEEDWAY TONIGHT SAMSULA _ A Motorcycle Demolition Derby and Thrill Show will be held at New Smyrna Speedway starting at 8 p.m. tonight before the regular FASCAR drivers take to the 1/2-mile HghhanUa tomorrow. The Saturday schedule has the awarding of the Winter Se­ ries Trophies prior to racing _ J a special $1,000 to win Mini-Stock BO-lappcr with the top three finishers gamering trophies as well aa a regular night of heats and features for the Late Models, limited Late Models. Modifleds, Sportsman. Bombers and Run-A-Bouts. In racing from February 28th. David Rogers started from the outside pole and eas­ ily won the Late Model feature. Ronnie Roach ran a hard sec­ ond in the *14 Chevrolet and Pete O n drove a new car owned by B J . McLeod to a great third place ftniahl Mike Williams had car trouble but atlll finished fourth with Bobby McClelland finishing fifth in the Fairway Racing Chevrolet. Chris Lawrence liad a win­ ning night In the Limited Late Models, but it turned out to be an even bigger winning night for the victims of last week's tornado disaster. Lawrence came to the track and proposed a challenge In which he would give all that won to Tornado Relief. He also got 10 sponsors (lindsley Paving. Mount Dora/Klnco Windows. Sanford/Atlantic En­ vironmental Inc. DeLand/The Bomber Shop, Sanford/T.L.C. Nursing. DeLand and Selsee Southern Inc.. Daytona) to match or beat the money Law­ rence won. It was a last minute effort that paid off, aa Lawrence won $200 for his win In the limited Late Models. The total amount collected will be announced this week. Trailing Lawrence to the checkers were 16-year-old J a­ son Boyd tn his new f lf i. Lany Osteen. Bobby Sears and Greg American G rill & Pub HAPPY HOUR Mon.-Fri. 4 pm to 7 pm 7S< Draft •>4.75 Pom$«tic PttcMn •I I I jjljsgt Qhtck Cut Cun Hkdfy £unch Special* 158$ 8. FRENCH AVE.. SANFORD a. ip f; •* • i,' ^i**• W cy • **r «f •i jI J H . Vk \ . r ' ■??[ *♦ �I 29 *Svnmoie H$ra*d. Sanford, FkxHJa * Friday, Marcti 6. 1998 _ 1. Richard Joseph. Hollywood; 2. Blake Miller. Port Orange; 3. Michael Salgado. Pembroke Pines. • 1 3 -1 4 _ 1. Nemlah Deas. Hollywood; 2. Shaen Frelcr. Port Orange; 3. Adam John­ son. Ormond Beach. • 1 1 -1 2 IN BRIEF Oviedo girls lacrosse OVIEDO _ The Oviedo girls' lacrosse team ran Its record to 3-0 with a 15-0 victory over Winter Springs Thursday night. Doing the damage for the Ltons were Ann Higgins Ifour goals). Jenifer Card and Jennry Thompson (two goals each). Carrie Wright (one goal, three assists). Nichole Cooper and Heather Cox (one goal and one assist each). Jessica McDonald, Sophia Kazt. Anna Franz and Amy Griffin (one goal each) and Lucy Young (one assist). Oviedo will host Bishop Moore at John Courier Field on Tuesday starting at 7:30 p.m. Lake Mary water polo LONGWOOD _ The Lake Mart' boys' water polo team thumped Bishop Moore 13-7 at the Longwood Aquatic Center on Wednesday. The Rams will be tn action again tomorrow (Saturday) with the girls playing Winter Springs at 9 a.m. and Edgewater at 11 a.m.: and the boys plating Winter Springs at 10 a.m. and Edgewater at noon at the Longwood Aquatic Center. Florida Hot Shot competition SANFORD _ The Seminole County Police Athletic league (PAL) hosted the 1998 Flor­ ida State Police Athletic League HOT SHOT Competition on February 28th at Seminole Community College. Competitors representing 18 Police Ath­ letic Leagues had 90-seconds to shoot a basketball from various distances on the court with points being awarded for each shot made. HOT SHOT participants had to win at the local level to advance to the state competi­ tion. First and second place winners received trophies with third place finishers receiving medals. The results were: BOT8 • 9-10 _ 1. Mathew Brrvl. Tampa; 2. Jay Connelly. Seminole County: 3. TTevon Tay­ lor. Fort Myers. i I G IR L S • 9-10 _ 1. Ashley Glenn. Fort Myers; 2. Lauren Coleman, Titusville; 3. Jessica Pressley. Seminole County. • 1 1 -1 2 _ 1. Shanlsa Willis. Daytona Beach: 2. Jenny McCoy. Titusville: 3. Eva Rodriquez. Orange County. • 1 3 -1 4 _ 1. Demecha Burton, Hollywood: 2. Rebecca Catcher. Jacksonville; 3. Cheryee Jennings. Port Orange. Altamonte Opening Day ALTAMONTE SPRINGS _ The Altamonte Springs Babe Ruth Baseball League season is scheduled to begin tomorrow (Saturday) at Eastmonte Park, 830 Magnolia Drive. The ceremonies will begin at 10 a m., fol­ lowed by league play at 11 a.m. Opening Day ceremonies will Include in­ troductions of more than 600 youth baseball players and 200 girls' fostpltch players, the recognition of league sponsors & volunteers, guest speaker Dot Richardson from the USA Olympic Team and Altamonte Springs Mayor Dudley Bates throwing out the first pitch of the 1998 season. Be sure to come out to the ball park and enjoy a full day of activities. Including a fund-raising BBQ and bake sale, a caricature artist, clowns, a moon walk, dunk tank, autograph signing by Dot Richardson and baseball games. Sanford 16-18 baseball SANFORD _ The Sanford Recreation De­ partment is sponsoring a baseball league for players aged 16-to-18. There will be a mandatory meeting fk team placement for all Interested and returning players. Tuesday. March 10th at 6:30 p.m. at the Historic Sanford Memorial Stadium. You must be there or call and pay (registration fee Is 920) to be placed on a team. NO EXCEPTIONStll First come _ first serve. For more Information, call Alan Oreene at 330-5697. Lake Mary girls blank Seminole in SAC tennis From Staff Reports I I LAKE MARY _ The Lake Mary girls' tennis team showed con­ siderable strength In white­ washing Seminole. 7-0. In a Seminole Athletic Conference match Thursday afternoon at Lake Mary High School. “ I thought we played well,* said Seminole coach Rollle Nelson. "We were nervous, but we had several games go to deuce. Lake Mary Just has great players." The Fighting Semlnoles fell to 2-4 with the loss and will play another SAC match on Tuesday, hosting Lake B rantley starting at 3:30 p.m....... * ■AMS 7, asM m oLcs o a m ou r# NS. 1 _ Nancy Welter Oak* Msryt defeated Kendo KSfeiisIrr. 8-1. No. 2 _ Candice Oeya (Lake Mary) detested Pasha Baker CfcaSacM. 8-8. SANFORD _ Tire Sanford Recreation De­ partment will be hosting a FREE clinic for baseball players ages I0-to-12 at the His­ toric Sanford Memorial Stadium starting at 5 p.m. Call 330-5697 for more Information Sanford Opening Day SANFORD _ The Sanford Recreation De­ partment will hold Opening Day Ceremonies for Its Ilalte Ruth Baseball longues on Sat­ urday. March 21st at Historic Sanford Memo­ rial Stadium. Ages 4-to-16 will be represented. Come Join lire SRD In kicking off the sea­ son at the newly renovated stadium. Tire Im­ provements arc still underway _ come see the progress!! Call 330-5697 for more Information. Youth Basketball at SCC SANFORD _ Seminole Community Collrge and the Seminole County Sheriffs Depart­ ment Police Athletic League is arrrptlng In­ dividual and tram registrations for It's spring league for boys and girls 10-yrars-of-age and younger. All gomes arr played at the college on Sat­ urday mornings. Cost Is $50 per player or 9-100 per team. Registration forms are available at most elementary schools or by railing PAL at 3306600, ext. 263, SCC at 328-2092. or access the Internet at 11TTP: //mcmbera.ool.com/starebball /Index, h tml. On site registration at SCC on Marrh 2H and April 4 from 10 a.m. to noon. Bowen/We8ton Football Camp LAKE MARY .T h e Seminole Police Athletic League (PAL) Is hosting the third annual Bowen/Weston Football Camp for boys and girls ages 7-18 years old at the Lakr Mary Sports Complex on Saturday. April 4. from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Former National Football League and Uni­ versity of Florida players will serve as coaches for the camp. Among the players al­ ready committed nrr John L. Williams (Seattle Scahawks/Plttsbugh Sleelers). James Bates (defensive co-raptain for Flor­ Win Final Four tickets ALTAMONTE SPRINGS _ From March 7-22. shoppers at the Altamonte Mall can register to win a trip to the NCAA Final Four semifi­ nals and championship games in San Anto­ nio. Texas, on March 28-30. The trip will Include two tickets to the semifinals and championship games, hotel accommodations, round-trip air transporta­ tion and hospitality. Customers must be 18 or older to enter and must fill out an entry form Including their guesses of which NCAA meu's basket­ ball teams will qualify for the Final Four. En­ try forms will be available at the Mall cus­ tomer service desk. Die winning entry will be selected March 25. Golf for Lake Howell OVIEDO _ Support the Lake Howell High School Booster Club at the annual golf tour­ nament April 19 at the Ekana Golf Club. The club raises money for Lake Howell ntbletlrs. There will be a 1:30 p.m. shotgun start with closest to the pin, longest drive, and putting competitions starling at noon. Range balls will be provided for practice. Cost Is 948 per player and Includes lunrh. Fax Information to Doug Borsum (788-1666) or Lake Howell (320-9025) to participate. SCC RAIDERS IN TOW N TONIGHT crNtazuzro ctu. No. 9 _ Ctndi Sinfm nm (lake Mary) defeated Kim Westbrook. 8-1. No. 4 _ M a o * O'Connell (Lake Mary) defeated Bethany Me bourn. 8-3. No. 9 _ Judy Wu (Lake Mary) de­ feated Sherri Trwnbfe. 8-0. DOUSUBS No. 1 _ Nancy Wetter-Candice Oeys ’ f iq h t u v o Sanford Baseball Clinic ida's 1996 National Champions). Louis Oliver (Miami Dolphins) nnd Huey Richardson (Pittsburgh Sleelers). The ramp Is under the guidance of former University of Florida player Paul Bowen and Rliondy Weston, who played In the NFL with Cleveland. Dallas nnd Tampa Bay. Campers must wear athletic clothing and bring a bagged lunch. Drinks nnd fruit will he provided. Camp T-shirts will l>c given to participants and autographs will be avail­ able from the players. Tbr cost for tile camp Is WO for prerrglstratlon nnd 940 day of the camp. For more Information and/or to register, contact the Seminole County Police Athletic Iwaguc at (407) 330*6600. ext. 263, or Paul Bowen at (407) 010-6569. (Lake Maty) defeated Nerstln KHknaterPaaha Baker. 8-1. NO. 3 _ Ctndi Stnccrroan-Mau* O ConneU (Lake Maryl defeated Kim Westbrook-Bethany Khhaum. 8-1. B R O O D S _ Sem inole 2-4. Rams---------f a t f a a il fe rn Pago IB singles, two Oviedo mlsplsys on pop files, s throwing error, and home runs by Eric Otero and Josh O’Brien to score six runs. Oviedo, which had taken s 20 lead on Jeremy Frost's tworun homer tn the first inning, rallied to tie the score on a taro-run blast by Knapp in the fifth Inning ana solo shots by Lawrence Pultx and Troy Boutwell tn the sixth. Jose Rosado led off the Lake Mary seventh with a single. Two outs later, he was stand­ ing on second base. O'Brien was walked Intentionally to act up the force and bring Lrwla to the plate. Oviedo left fielder Scott Ferrell made a leap for Lewis' long fly at the wall, but couldn't reach 1L In the bottom of the seventh, the Lions scored one run. had a runner on base, and bad the tying run at the plate. But O'Brien (3-0). who came on In relief of starter Brian Bretser In the sixth, recorded the final out o f the game on a swinging strikeout. Otero and Lewis each had a home run and three RBI. O'Brien had two RBI and a home run. For each. It eras his second homer o f the season. Rosado added two singles, two runs, and an RBI. Matt Allegra contributed two singles and a run. Daniel Sanford also hit a single. Chad LeOste, Rob Macchione, and Scott HlHnskl each scored a run. Into turn one in the heat race, so his night was over before the feature started. Pat Buckley made It two for two with his first heat and fea­ ture wins tn the Sportsman class. Bill Love, John Nusbaum. Jeff Varieka and Art Kunzeman rounded out the top five. top five of the novice Run-ABout division. New Smyrna Speedway la lo­ cated nine miles west of New Smyrna Beach at the comer of Highway 415 and 44. Oates open at 6 p.m. with racing ac­ tion beginning at 7 p.m. For more Information, call the FASCAR office at (004) 4274129, or on the net at WWW.NEWSMYRNASPEEDWAY .COM. or E-Mail at FASCARNOWOAOL.COM. TE S T AN D TUNE BITHLO _ With the repaving done at Orlando SpccdWortd, Test and Tune Is held every Wednesday night from 6 p.m. to 10 p.m. Cost Is 920, which is good for driver and two crewmen In the pits only. Pacing the Oviedo attack were Frost (home run. single, two runs, two RBI). Knapp (home run. two RBI), Pultx and Boutwell (each with a solo home run), Jorge Hernandez (double), Justin Holmes (single), Ferrell (two runs), and Guy Erwin (RBI). i '. 'i wf*'1 r*. V* r d S / H in H N S V L ■ 7 /J ------ 1 »alm Mary (6-3 and 1-0 In both the conference and dis­ trict! travels to Lake Howell for a gpnw this evening. Oviedo (53 and 1-1 tn conference and district play) hosts DeLand In a district g*me Saturday at 2 p.m. i Racing-------I" — lia n a I fro m Fags IN Elliott. Tank Tucker easily won a shortened Modified feature. Tom Root was second after all of the crashes with Sonny O third. Steve White fourth and John Lenzen fifth. Points champion Joe Middleton took a hard tick In the front wall going W eek----- ----MONDAY * * B a se b a ll _ Lake B ran tley at DeLand, 4 p.m.; W est O r­ ange a t Lyman, 7 p.m. TUESDAY * S o ft b a ll _ Lake M ary vs. Lake Howell a t Red Bug Lake Park. 4 p.m. WEDNESDAY * B u b g l l _ Oviedo at W in ­ ter Springs. 7 p.m. THURSDAY " S o ft b a ll _ Sem inole vs. Oviedo at Oviedo Softball Complex. & p.m. Bob Doxle ran off and put his Mustang In Victory Lane in Mini-Stocks. Steve Rigsby was second over Pcdlc Allison. Mark Rigsby and Wayne Wells. Rich Clouser took another feature win In Bombers ahead of Mark Scherer. Oary Vivian. Pat Varieka and Mike Hendrix. BUly Morton, Joe Wood berry, Charlie Metz. Timmy Morton and Ricky Wilcox were In the Tribe scored, two RBI), Kelley Langton (l-for-3, two runs scored) and Tamara Sleep (two runs scored). I I I It A t I ) I I I S C I M Seminole (3-1 overall, 2-1 tn district play) will host another district opponent. Pine Ridge from Deltona, this evening at 6:30 p.m. at Seminole High School. M>Y! K I I S I I M . \ I I SAN FOR D _ Former Seminole High School stara Phillip Eubanks (upper, left), Brad Jenk­ ins (upper, right), Rob Denmon (lower, left) and Chris Youmans (lower, right) w i be on hand tonight when the Seminole Community College baseball team hosts Madison Area Technical College from Wisconsin tonight ai 7 Sanford Memorial Stadium. The Raiders, un­ der veteran head coach Jack Pantattas and as­ sistant Eddie Dickmyer, are off to a alow start this season, but wfl be looking to extend a two-game winning streak when they play the first home night game in year* tonight �Seminole Herald Sanford, Florida •Friday. March 6. 1990 ■ 3B Live shrimp are usually a success ful bait SANFO liD _ Bem use o f the Jr widespread distribution and reasonably abundant sup­ ply. live shrimp are a natural target for fish living In the bays, barkwaters, and near shore waters. They arc almost always a safe and productive choice for bait. Shrimp work best when they arc alive. Many boats have live bait wells with aera­ tors and recirculating pumps. Anglers with more basic boats can make a live well with a cooler and a submersible pump, or sim ply use a flow-through-style bait bucket. One com mon problem when using live shrimp Is the bait's rapid demise on the hook. The trick Is to pass die hook through the shrimp's head In front o f the dark spot, which Is the heart. Avoid the heart and the shrimp will stay alive much longer. Most saltwater fish won’t pass up* i shrimp, but some fish truly relish oth er l>alt. Penult and tarpon love small crabs. Pom pano show a strong preference for an odd looking crab called n sand flea. It lives In the surf zone along the beach and Is easily harvested with a sand flea rake or by hand. Shccpshcad find another crab, the fiddler. Irresistible. up and down. The glistening hooks look like small crustaceans and baltflsh will strike at them without any bait on the hooks. O U TD O O R S Catch larger fish In the 6 to 12-Inch range, such as grunts, plnflsh. and squlrrelflsh. to use ns bait on offshore grou per nnd snapper excursions. Use light tackle to catch the ball, then keep them in the live well until you're ready to grab the heavy tackle. JIM SHUPE Live fish arc also a popular bait. Any size fish works as long as It's sm aller than the one you're trying to catch. Several species o f small baltflsh roam the near shore waters In huge schools. Catch them with a cast net or small gold hooks. A cast net oj>cns wide when thrown and can catch over u hundred fish In one cast. To mnke the net open c o r­ rectly nnd catch fish by surprise, however, takes skill acquired only by practice. Cast nets can be used from land, low bridges, and boats. Anglers fishing from boats, piers, and high bridges can nlso catch their own bait by using n Bcrlcs o f very small gold hooks Ued sequentially on a light line nnd Jigged SANFORD _ The Lakers, Jazz. Pistons, tangaurd and Kansas wrapped up regular season championships In the Sanford Rec­ reation Department Youth Fall Basketball league at both the Dan Pelham Gymnatomun at Sanford Middle School and at Seminole Trinity Christian School ut the Churrh of God of Sanford last Saturday. The results from last week were: K-through-2: talkers 22. Bulls 17; Meat 18, Celtics 12. 3-lhrotigh-4: Hornets 2. Rockets 0: Jazz 27. Magic H. 5 through 0: Mstons 41. Knlcks 29; Nrta .14. Spurs IH. 7-through-H: Soules 29. Pacers 17; Burks 24. Hawks 21. I*rlme Ttmr League: Llngard 75. Green­ wood Lokrs Middle School • I 59. High School League: Kansas 2. North Carolina 0; Georgetown 72. Duke 48. T k » standings are: K-through-2: Lakers 8-0; Heat 4-4; Bulls 3-5; Celtics 1-7. JMS 0-O; Magic 3-5; Hor­ nets 3-5: Rockets 2-0. Girls; Kings 5-0? Raptors 3-2; Wizards 23; Clippers 0-5. 5-lhrouglt-O: llstons 8-1; Nets 7-2; Knlcks 2-7; Spurs 1-8. 7-through-8: Hawks 6-2; Bucks 6-3; Sonlcs 5-4: Pacers 0-8. l*rtmc Time League: Lingard 9-0; Bradley 5-2; Greenwood Lakes No. 1 5-3: Green­ wood Lakes No. 2 3-4; Stiles 1-7, Gartrell 0-7. High School League: Kansas 6-0; George­ town 4-2; Duke 2-4: North Carolina OO. Ths scksdnls fo r tom orrow la: AT SAKPORD MIDDLE SCHOOL: 7-through-8: 10:30 a.m. _ Hawks vs. Pac­ ers. l*rtme Time League: 1 p.m. _ Gartrell vs. Llngard: 2:15 p.m. _ Greenwood Lakes Middle School 92 vs. Bradley; 3:30 p.m. _ Greenwood No, I vs. Stiles. High School League (Playoffs): 5 p.m. _ Hist Mace vs. Fourth Place; 6:15 p.m. _ Second Place vs. Third Place; 7:30 p.m. _ 5 p.m. winner vs. 6:15 p.m. winner. K-THROUQH-2 LAKERS 22, BULLS 17 Laker* (S3) . Mytrr NraJ (MVI1 14. lim n Dookhxrd 4 H a t t lh n m Hank* 3. Maurtr Hrndrrwm 1 Total* 10 3 0 22 M b |I7) . WUIUm Taylor I. K*hun Itardy I. Chrl* Mill* 3. Khry*liif>hrr Drown I. Carrtna W iu u u I. J am * Wlggini IMVIl 6, Hrmrtrtu* DrUnrry 5 Tidal* 49-10 17. HEAT IB. CELTICS 12 Call lea 113) Jury M » ht I. Om it Falwm 8. Krth Knui4. Jordan Grlftm (.T o ta l* 3 8 I I 12 Heat (IS) Nathan Wtllrtt I 3. Cortnlhln Frernry 3, liamrilr Wlllrtt I. Tlhrr Flitter I Tidal* 7 4-11 IH 3-THROUOH-4 JAZZ 27. MAGIC 8 Sick P U a M a g l* ( • ) . Grarfr FaUry 8 Tidal* 4 0 0 8 Jaaa 137) _ Mark Layton 4. Walker Mill* 2. Anthony Anderson 13 Drjaretl 4. Gregory Hardy 5 Total*. 13 1-1 27 GIRLS LEAGUE EDIOS IS. CUPPERS 11 B la fi (IS) . Alia** William. 2. Mary Howard 6. Sarah lluddlrslon (MVI1 0 Amber Qnfllw 3, Brittany ikstrll 3 Tidal* W0-0 IH C lly y in (11) _ Tatra Carulki 2. A im s Boykin. IMVIl 7. Shrnlta Dunlrb 2. ToUd*: B l - l 11. WIZZARDS 10. RAPTORS S R aytM t (B) . Cr>*Ul D r-lk y (M .Tt 4. Aahky McCray I. SlUnrka Lawmrre 4 Total* 4 1-1 0. Wtaarda (101 . Aatiky Alexander IMVIl 4. Or Honda Ibwrtl 2. thus Goes* 2. Ikun Major 3. Total* fi 0 O 10 5-THROUOH-8 PISTONS 41, NETS 23 (41) _ Dontay Brown 8. Tats Layton I. Darryl Menhir II IMVIl 16. Dorian Item s B. Lyndon Mrrthir B, Damien Mervce 2. Charks Ware 4. Total* 10 2 5 41. » - * - * - (391 _ trie lUymnl IMVIl 19. IIJ . Pinc kney 8. Jonathan Mangum 2 Total*: 0 6-12 20. Three potnt Arid (oat* _ Platon* t (I- Menhir): Knk k* 3 (llryanl 31. NETS 34. SPURS IS Nat* (34) _ Cy Wynn 0. Dctvtn Inzram 3. Sean Jackson (MVP) 13. Hubert Anderson 9 Total*. 18 3-10 34 Snook action at Sebastian Inlet Is gettin g better by the dfiy. Fish from 8-15 pounds are hitting live shrimp worked slow ly around rocky structure. Veteran anglers use a bare lead Jig and tip it with a live shrimp. Also expect flounder, small snapper, blucflsh. Jack crcvallc and ladyflsh. Captain Jack at Port Canaveral has no offshore report due to dirty w ater and high seas. Inside the sheltered waters o f the P o r t, shccpshcad. flounder, and a few snook can be found. Trout and rcdflsh arc scattered In SHUPE’S SCOOP BEYOND A DOUITT. IJVE BAIT CON SISTENTt.Y PRODUCES LARGER FISH THAN ARTIFICIALS. MANY ANGLERS DO NOT USE IJVE BAIT BECAUSE IT IS NOT CONVENIENT AND IT A LS O RE­ QUIRES ADDITIONAL EFFORT AND EQUIPMENT TO KEEP AIJVE. the U;innna_andJndlgn RiversBlucflsh and shcepshead are thick at Ponce In let. Listen to llic marine forecast before planning a trip, as big waves can make the Jetties dungcrous. Shcepshead love live shrimp or fiddler crabs. Blucflsh will hit Just about anything that doesn't bite back. Jigs work well because fish arc easy to u n ­ hook with the single hook. Trout nnd reds arc rated as fair In M osquito tangoon. FISHING FORECAST Bass fishing is getting Impossible with all the high water. Fish arc scattered nnd very difficult to locate. Specks can be found drifting In L ik e M on roe or fishing structure Sanford Recreation Youth Basketball League ending Prom Staff Reports such as pilings or docks. Bream and catfish arc nlso spotty. Concentrations o f fish arc hard to find as they arc roam ing over newly flooded areas. S y * n (IB ) _ Miarnara William. IMVIl 10 Sam Chisolm 2 Adm ru* GIcjvtt 4 Deem Ca*ey 2 Total* H l- l IH Ttirre point field goal* _ Net* I (Anderson). Spur* I (WUUamal 7-THROUOH-8 SONICB 29, PACERS 17 I t n r T i S t M lH le .P s e a r a (171 _ Hen II old Herd 2. I"Tier Stanton 3. Ilryant Hither 2. Tnr.tm me In roe IMVIl It . Total* K I -5 17. Saal ea (29) _ Tony Mrtidor ■ IMVIl 0 Tran* Walkrr 4 James Foster I I land Sam her 7 Withe Lawrence 4. Nathan Mllwood 2 Tidal* 13 1-3 29 Three ■point field p a l . _ Sonic* 2 (Mrndoia Sane her) BUCKS 24. HAWKS 23 Hawka (33) . Jrremlah Stoke* 5 llrtan leih ln tk l 2 Htaiald WUlum* 0 Chrt* IVIrrvai IMVIl 7. Demetrtu* Hatton 3. Tidal* (I S 12 23 Sock* (34) . Hidrll Gulley MVT1 32. Handy Hart 2. Tidal* I I 14 24. Ttirer-i*dnl flekl dual* _ lluck* t lOullry) PRIME TIME LEAGUE FEBRUARY 21 LINGARD 92. STILES 19 (93) _ Wayne Watt* 6. Marqul. Jones H. Justin McKinney 12. Howard Llngard 3. Terrell Mont. 27. Jason flu tier 2. WUlrr Anderson IMVPI 34 Total* 38 7*12 92 (19) . Krith W fifth I X Ad run Jurao |MVP| 18. Kiltott Write 2Ci TutsU « 4-ft 19 Hurt pmnl field fttwl* V A tM M iM J I (Sima). SiUr* ) (Wrlftht) t 0VI _ t ■ i_ FEBRUARY 28 ul ’■ i d i. LZNOARD 78. OREENWOOD LAKES 41 89 Q m i r a M Lakaa MldOa Bekeat f t (S9) _ M.rv. Sim* IMVIl 28. Michael ITyor 14. Oran Casey S. Stiannon Mau 10. Mall Garlic 2. Total. 32 8-17 50 L la fu d (73) _ Tremaine Perkin* 10. Waynr W all* 8. Wdlle Andrraun 23. Terrell Mom* (MV13 34. Total* 34 0 4 75 Three-pcdnt fir Id (nab _ Grernwuod lakes f t 7 (Sim* 4. ITyor 2. Casey I); Un(ard 7 (Anderson 9. Perkin* 31 HIGH SCHOOL LEAGUE GEORGETOWN 73. DUKE 43 I (731 . Duoavan Daniel* IMVIl 17. Ml (tu rl Lawrence 10. Marvin Drown I I , Tim Meadow* 3. George Maker C, Cornelius Carter 13. Kkk llutler B. Jon Holley 8. Totab: 31 9-13 73. ( M m (43) _ Scott Rieger 14. Charming Hyrd 14. llrtan Dougherty 4. Mike Harper 13. Devarto liner 4 Totab 33 3 9 48 Hirer point field goal* _ G o * get won I (Drown): Duke 1 tllarprrt FASCAR POINTS 1098 FINAL POINTS WINTER SERIES ORLANDO SPEEDWORLD Late Models _ 1. (18) Jarrd Allison. 638; 2. (78) BJ. McLeod. 636; 3. (55) Gary Brown, 516; 4. (81) Bruce Everett. 502: 5. (93) Earl Beckner. 452. Limited Late Models _ 1. (22) Larry Osteen. 697; 2. (9) Bobby Sears, 694; 3. (87) Eddte Rice, 448; 4. (67) Chad Allman. 396: 5. (10) John Janero, 282. Modified _ 1. (71) Joe Middleton. 641; 2. (17) Martin Tschrsehr, 446; 3. (55) Shain Held, 442; 4. (15) Tank Tucker. 398; 5. |13) Bill Gunn. 393. Sportsman _ 1. (21) Kerry DeJflower. 652; 2. (09) Art Kunzrman. 645: 3. (77) Dan Zukowaki. 640; 4. (7) Jerry Smith, 493; 5. ( It) Runs Shaw. 446. Mini-Stock _ 1. (1) Pedle Allison. 695; 2. (97) Kelly Jarrett. 669; 3. (54) Russell Dyer. 588; 4. (79) Kevin Peters. 544; 5. (00) Ron Abcles. 532. Bomber _ I. (34) John Smith. 682; 2. (8| Rich Clouscr, 665: 3. (47) Tim Adams. 650; 4. (0) Mark Scherer. 490; 5. (81) Mike Peppier. 486. NEW SMYRNA SPEEDWAY Late Models _ 1. (39) Morgan Hoover. 767: 2. (97) Mike Kubanek. 624: 3. (18) Jared Allison. 582: 4. (81) Bruce Everett. 558: 5. ( I I ) David Rogers. 480. Limited Late Models _ 1. (22) Larey Osteen. 970; 2. (9) Bobby Sears. 955: 3. (67) Chad Allman. 651; 4. (11) Jer­ emy Fitch. 562; 5. (49) Caii Penny. 520. Modified _ 1. (71) Joe Middleton. 805: 2. (112) Jimmy Wlnks/Jcremy Fitch. 643: 3. (66) Jerry Symons. 598; 4. (39) Sonny O, 464: 5..(77) Tim Wallace. 424. Sportsman _ 1. 109) Art Kunzeman. 778; 2. (35) Dee Nupler. 754c3c (07) Ron Lufcy, 742; 4. 12) BID LOVe. 620; 5. (7) —Jerry Smith; 581. Mini-Stock _ 1. (71) Ted Vulplus. 899; 2. (1) Pedic A lli­ son. 740; 3. (27) Teny Cady. 736; 4. (01) Conrad Grenier, 687; 5. (9) Dale Co steel. 535 Bom ber. I. (8| Richard Clouscr, 812; 2. (3) Charles Fry. 736; 3, (05) David Rowe. 634; 4. (90) Gary Vivian. 589; 5. (99) Greg Sayler, 544. ______ T n 4a I — — — -* — ----------taw loin in tn o iiic i. in millions, aft all NCAA men's' Year 27.738 win, lose & D R E W \m W6 Fb /vb? P enalties B it 28.225 ■ 28.548 1 28.390 28.527 29.378 11996 11995 11994 11993 11992 2^563 fe ------- 2,5811 2|604| v "■ V i i 2,7031 It]| P rofessiona C o m t o i t.ih lo t ' 'r ■ OFFICE FURNITURE Price ID EQUIPWENT P ]| DECOR 0 ;VjTEMS& WORE Modular Furniture Loncjwood Business Liquidators �4B - Sanvnoie Herald. Sanford. Florida - Fnday. March 6. 1996 i A People ■ % > . ' BRIEF LkJ *’ •''4'4/»Wt£ Blood Bank Practical Nurses Central Florida Blood Bank Is asking donors of all types of blood • especially O-type do­ nors - to donate at Its Sanford branch. 1302 E. Second St. For Information, call 322-0822. The Licensed Practical Nurses Association of Florida, Inc., meets the second Monday of the month at 6:309 p.m. nt Kllomey Baptist Church. 701 Formoso Ave.. C.E.U. class provided each month. All meetings are open to LPNs and to students and graduate LPNs. For information call 299-4321. TO P S TOPS (Take Off Pounds Sen­ sibly) Chapter *621 meets every Monday, from 10-11:45 a.m.. at the Sanford Alliance Church. 1401 S. Park Ave.. Sanford. For Information, call 321-9240. Visitors are wel­ come. Sanford Rotary Rotary Club of Sanford meets every Monday at noon, at the Marina Hotel. Senior activities Lake Mary Seniors Invite anyone 55 years of older to Join them In two weekly activities on Monday: Woodcarvers. from 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. Carnes from 1 to 3 p.m.. at the Frank Evans Center. 158 N. County Club Road. Senior employment An employment program sponsored by AARP Senior Community Service Employ­ ment Program la held at the Sanford National Guard Ar­ mory, 915 E. First St., Monday through Friday. Interview hours are 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. Telephone: 324-8008. The program assists seniors, 55 and over, to return to the work place. Cancer Support Support. Hope and Recovery. S .H A R , meets every Monday afternoon at 5 p.m. at Central Florida Regional Hospital In the far comer of the dining room. This Is a self help sup­ port group for all cancer survi­ vors, whether In treatment now or finished with It. Call 324* 8737 or 322-7785 for more in­ formation: Contract Bridge Bridge players are Invited to play contract bridge every Monday, at 10:30 a.m.. at the Sanford Senior Center. For In­ formation. call 322-6328. AARP The Winter Springs Chapter of AARP meets the third Mon­ day of the month, at 1:30 p.m., at the Winter Springs Senior Center off Edgemort Avenue. Senior dtln n a. 50 and over, are Invited to attend. For information, call Marian Dolln. 327-7334. Gsmblsrs, famlllas Gamblers Anonymous and Gam-Anon for family and friends, meet separately Mon­ day and Friday (non-smokers) at 7:30 p.m.. Church o f the Good Shepherd, 331 Lake Ave., Maitland. For more informa­ tion. call 236-9206. Modelers Club The Sanford Aero Modelers Club meets even- third Monday of the month starting at 7 p.m., with the 'Model of the Month" competition at Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce. 400 E. First St. All phases o f R/C model aircraft are presented. The club's flying field Is located In Sanford. For more Informa­ tion. contact Lee Dorsue at 574-4732. Overeaters Anonymous Sanford - Overrate™ Anony­ mous meets every Tuesday, at 10 a.m. tn Parish Hall Whitner Lounge of Holy Cross Episco­ pal Church In Sanford. The meetings last about an hour. There arc no dues nor fees. The only requirement to attend Is the desire to stop eating compulsively. Shuffleboard The Sanford Tourist and Shuffleboard Club practices every Tuesday and Friday starting at 1 p.m., and plays Inter-city tournaments every Wednesday. Those interested in playing, learning to play or Joining the club may call Russ Kltner. 322-7751. for Informa­ tion. Sewing Club Every Tuesday from 9:30 a.m. to noon, the WOO PIE Sewing Club gathera at the Lake Mary Senior Center, 158 N. Country Club Road, to make baby clothes, and Items for nursing homes as well as Items for the Christmas store. The .. Hems, m r l i l i j l T ------ b rr- linm iiT to preemle babies, nursing home residents and gifts for the annual Christmas store. Senior activities Lake Mary Seniors Invite anyone 55 yean or older to Join them tn a weekly activity on Tuesday: Art. from 9 a.m. to noon, at the Prank Evans Cen­ ter. 158 N. Country Club Road. Klwanla Club o f Casselberry meets every Tuesday at 7:30 a.m., at Denney's on 430 In Casselberry. For Information, call 831-8545. Laksslda Lions Sanford Seniors The Sanford Lakeside Lions Club meets the first and third Monday of the month, at 6:30 p.m., at the Sanford Library. Visitors and new members are welcome. For information, call Matt Altemoac, 322-8545, or David Hall. 330-5238. The Sanford Senior Citizens Club meets the first and third Tuesday, at 11 a.m., at the Sanford Senior Center. A bag lunch follows. Visitors are wel­ come. For Information, call 322-2353 or 322-8161. VFW, Auxiliary Veterans of Foreign W an and the Ladles Auxiliary o f Sanford Post 10108 meet the third Monday at 7:00 p.m. at the post home. 2644 S. Sanford Ave. Over 50 Club The Over 50 Club meets the second and fourth Tuesday, at 10:30 a.m., at the Sanford Senior Center. Seniors are wel­ come. A lzh e im e r's A support group for adults caring for patients with A lz­ heimer's Disease meets the first Tuesday o f the month, from 7 to 8:30 p.m., at All Souls Catholic Church. 301 W. Eighth Street. Sanford. This service Is sponsored by the Grester Orlando Alzheimer's Association. Pigson Fancisrs The Central Florida Pigeon Fanciers Association meets the third Monday o f each month at the Seminole County Agricul­ tural Center. 4300 Orlando Drive, Sanford. Par Informa­ tion. call Art or Jean Anderson at 831-8033. What Should The Label Say? In addition to glMng one safe cleaning Conservation District The Seminole Soil 6t Water Conservation District meets each third Tuesday o f the month at 8:15 a.m. at the office in Sanford. Call .321-8212. method, care labels must list any neces sary warnings about that cleaning method, trim must be removed before the garment Is cleaned, or give a separate care method for the trim. What If 1 Have Problems? If you followed the washing Instructions For example, the label must suy whether any step of the care method-washing, bleaching, drying. Ironing, or dry cleaning•could harm the garment, or other Items cleaned with It. Doea "Washable* Also Memo My Garment Can Be Dry Cleaned? Not necessarily. Only one method of safe care has to be listed-regardless of how many other safe methods could be used. The label does not have to warn about un­ safe cleaning methods. For example, clothing labeled "washable" may not dry clean well. and your red and while shirt Is now pink or If your garment was dry cleaned ac­ cording to the care Instructions nnd Is damaged, return It to the retailer and ask for an exchange or refund. If the retailer won't cooprmtr, ask for the manufacturer's name and addrrss. nnd write lo the com ­ pany. In your letter, describe the garment and list information from the labels and tngs. Estimate how many times you've washed the garment or had It dry cleaned. Include the full name and address of the retailer. You also can contact the FTC by writing to: Consumer Response Center. Federal Trade Commission, Washington. DC 20580. Although the FTC cun t resolve IndlMdual disputes, the Information you proMdc may Indicate a pattern of law viola tlons requiring action by the Commission. The FTC also would like to know if you've purchased clothing without a care label. Please Include the name und addrrss of the retallrr and the manufacturer. Can I Remove Tbe Label? Cure labels must be attached when you buy clothing. The recommended care could Influence your purchasing decision. For example, you may want lo avoid "dry clean only" items If you arr concerned about cleaning costs. Although you can remove a care label, you risk losing Important Information about the proper care of your garment. What About Trim? Care Instructions apply lo all perma­ nently attached parts of the garment, such us buttons, lining, or decorative trim. La­ bels that say "Dry Clean Only, Exclusive of Decorative Trim* do not meet legal stan­ dards because they don't explain that the Barbara Hughee/Gregg la the Seminote Coutny Extension Home Economlat. Inquiries may be directed to her at the Cooperative Extension Service. 250 W. County Home Road. Sanford, FI. 32773 or phone 323-2500. Ext 5556 Parents' divorce harder on teens? Deer Mery, My husband and I finally did what had to be done: we started the process of getting a divorce. We'd waited until our son was a little older because we have heard how hard It Is on kids when their parents split. Hc'a 16 now and we were hoping he would take It OK. He trad to know It was coming. WeVe slept In different bed­ rooms for (wo yean , and there tn** m . imtot truce betw een - certainly ■no communication. Anyhow, since his dad has moved out. our son has been a raging monster. He either pouts o f shouts, if you aak him to do anything, he goes Into a rage. He can't get along with anybody: not even his friends. He refuses to do his homework, and had three Fa at the end of the drat semester. I don't know what to do with him now. I've tried to talk to Kiwanle Club BA R B AR A HUGHES/ GREGG t V When la A Label Required? Care labels are required on most textile clothing. They ore not required on clothing made primarily of suede or leather, foot­ wear. Items for the head and hands—such as hats and gloves--or on household Items like sheets and towels. However, many manufacture™ o f these Items provide care Information voluntarily. The care label must be attached firmly to a garment, be easy to find, and readable for the useful life of the garment. Some garments have more than one piece. If the pieces are sold separately-or If they re­ quire different care--each must have Its own label. Otherwise, only one label is necessary. Bridge Club Sanford Duplicate Bridge Club meets at noon each Tues­ day at the Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce. 400 E. P in t St., Sanford. C O N S U M ER FO C U S Under the Federal Trade Commission's Care Labeling Rule, manufacture™ must tag their clothing with at least one safe cleaning method. Garments sold without a care lnl>cl--or with Inaccurate cleaning In­ struct lons-may Mol ate the Rule. Since July 1, 1997, manufac turers may use cer­ tain enre symbols In place of words on la­ bels. To help consume™ undrratand the new symbols, the FTC says manufacture™ must Include written explanations of those symbols on hnng tags or elsewhere on garments for the next 18 months. The Sanford Lions Club meets every Tuesday at noon at the Colonial Room In down­ town Sanford near the clock. Visitors and prospective membere are welcome. Weekly U ons Club Narcotics Anonymous meets Monday at 8 p.m. at the Pres­ byterian House o f Goodwill, 317 Oak Ave.. Sanford. The Lake Mary Historical Commission meets at 7 p.m., the first Monday o f the month, at the Prank Evans Center. 158 N. Country Chib Road. Contact James Thompson at 322-9432 for more Information. Your favorite sweater shrank, your new (Milts (luckrrcd. and the colors In your de­ signer shirt ran. You ore furious. Don't toss the clothes out Just yet. If you followed the cleaning Instructions on the enrc labels, you can return the garments and ask the retailer for an exchange or re­ fund. When I think back, he was unusually quiet for a couple of months before his dad moved out. He was also almost too agreeable and obedient, if that la possible. It was almost as If he thought he could keep us together If he behaved really well. Narcotics Anonymous Historical Commission Those care labels in your clothes Family counselor i MARY BALK they don't get hurt as much when they are teens, but some studies Indicate that It Is actu­ ally worse on teens than unger kids. Adults certainly iow that It's not easy for them lo "get over" a divorce. Trust me. It's not any easier for a kid. Also, parents are so caught up in their own prob­ lems. It's often hard to try to respond to our kids' distress signals. K tarn and tell him It's not his fimlt we split-upT Mft-he tron t •••Anyhow, It's moot lik ely thee*1 lei me even mention the di­ depression la the real problem' vorce or how he might be feel­ hiding behind your son's ing before he goes off the deep bell Ion. It Is pointless to get end, screaming and carrying caught up In his acting out un­ til he can find a safe way to let on. go of the anger and start deal­ I'm about at my wit's end. I ing with what Is really bother­ want to be helpful to him now, ing him. but he won't allow tt and I'm Find a counselor for both of getting real tired of his tirades. you and atari working on re­ His dad doesn’t want to have custody, so 1 fed like I've got establishing an open line of communication. I ll bet he has to get this under control before turned his sadness and hurt he really does some damage to himself or somebody else. Help Into anger and aggression d i­ rected at everyone and every­ me. thing. Good luck. star's Divorce la one of the moat traumatic things a kid can go through. Moat parents assume, aa you and your Ex did, that 6/7/M • 1/6/97 ‘}{appy ‘Birthday Big Momma Cfara, ‘We Love Jon and 5 ‘Wk Miss ‘you. ^ From, Trrmrk* & Family Mary M k to a Certified Addiction Prevention Professional and a counselor el Ovtodo Htoh School Contact her at 365-1642, Ex. 210. Deadbeat boyfriend departs but herpes legacy lives on DEAR ABBY: My boyfriend <111 cell him Harry) end 1 broke up recently, to now Tm a single mother o f i 3-year-old daughter. Harry gives me no money for our little girl and refiises to help me pay off the bills we accumulated together on my credit cards. He Immediately moved in with the girl he cheated on me with dur- 1 I our relationship. He was unthftil from the beginning, abusive i t times, and wss never able to hold AJob* So, why do I feel like I still need For a packet o f Information him? Harry gave me herpes. That's why. Deep down I feel like no one on horpos, w rite the H erpes Reeoureo C enter, Am erican else will ever want me. I just don't know what to do any­ Social Health Association, Dept. PR66, P jO. 18637, Research Tri­ more. Although Harry moved out months ago, and even though I hate angle Park, N JC. 17769, him for what he did to me, I'm still lny$l to cover pt making excuses for him. Please help dUng. ASHA to a i___ nlsatlon dedicated me. I'm ... LOST IN NORTH CAROLINA P lease w rite again In ala months and lot mo know how DEAR LOern Harry to not the you are. I < to your problems: I a the reason you’re In this fix. IPs time to rebuild your setfaotaam and stop making excuses Cor a man who wasn’t much of a man In tho first place. Since H arry is a deadbeat and the credit cards w ere yours, fees the fact that you’ll get no help from him. Focus on ^our daughter and paying your As Cor no one also ever wanti­ ng you, thafa not nooaeeaiily so. An setimatsd one In five people ago U nnd elder In this country 40 million to 60 have genital DEAR ABBY: Hare’s e funny piece e friend gave me. I hope you RICHARD J. KOVAR JR., BEREA, OHIO DEAR RICHARDt It Is very fonny, and I have printed It sev­ eral times. 1 liked It so much I Included tt in my booklet titled ~ ■*Ai ‘ request It each rear, to again — enjoyf ----- OLD FOLKS ARE WORTH AFORTUNE Old folks are worth a fortune: With silver in their hair, gold in In their kid- I have becom e a lot more social with the passing o f the might even call me old gal. I'm log very day. Aa soon as I wake, WU1 Power helps me get out of bed. Then 1 go see John. Then C h arley Horae oomes along, and whan fir C A L 1 v he to here, he takes a lot of my tlmo and attsntion. Whan ha CtHL M A S 'y ■' ' r-' leaves, Arthur Ritla shows up LAKE M A R Y CINE M A 10 and stays the rest o f tho day. ■ m a . • 1 .... -;.m o i is (Ha doesn’t like to stay In one place vary long, oo ho takas me 'II U.S. MARSHALS it joat# MO*to <*»■»! m m joint to Joint.) After such a I busy day, I'm really tired and ' THE WEDDING SINGER si 1*000 MO040 glad to go to bod — with Ben tU Gey. What a life! KRIPPENDORF8 TRIBE g 1:104JOr JOoso jO g i P.8. The preacher cams to GOODWILL HUNTING ill the other day. He said that ISO4007S0040 __ w at my age, I should be thinking BIO LEBOWBK! about the her eafter. I told him 1 00 10O4307JO1000 do — all tha tlma. No matter HUSH w here I am — In tha p arlor, ro.a ijo440?doiaie upstairs In the kitchen or down L A CONFIDENTIAL In tha basement — I aak myself. 1*44400700010 i» i "Now, what am I here e ft e r T ^ KISSING A FOOL 1*44MO T» m a in a ealloctioa of AMqrii moat maaarakla — and e w l frequently fcmleamelae plea rback or naaay ardar far SI.IS lt4 .H Is Caaada) to: Oaar Abky'o Kaapan.* FAX Baa 447, F tlL S1SS4SM7. (Paalaea la laHodadl __« 4*0030 m DARK CITY 1004407401000 __ m TITANIC US041ISS0 I �Natural history buffs can tour state parks S p e c i a l to the Herald Naturally, history buffs appreciate a good museum, exhibits and renovations depicting Florida's history. Even better, however, are. places where you can stand on the actual site where Florida's only Civil War battle oc­ curred; walk through an authentic cracker homestead, practically smelling the home­ made pies from the pie safe; wander through grand mansions, some of the only remaining plantation homes In the state, and touch Civil War relics. Florida state parks make history so Inter­ esting the kids will pay attention, so Inexpen­ sive you'll hardly pay anything and so much fun. you’ll wonder why you didn't go sooner. For history without the textbook, try out a few of these state parks that capture Florida's living history; Marjorie ftlnnan Rawttnft State Historic Park (Croce Creek)-Hidden among acres of orange groves sits the cracker-style farm­ house that was once home to Marjorie Rinnan Rawlings, and Inspired her to write the Pullt« r PrUe-wtnnlng The Yearling, Oamble Plantation State Historic Site [Ellentoo)--One of the finest homes on the southwest coast In Its time, constructed with n primitive form o f concrete called *tabby’ - a mixture of water, shells and Hmestone-thta mansion is the only ante-bellum plantation house surviving tn south Florida. Forest Capital Stata M a m a (P erry)Learn about the state's Umber Industry and see how Florida pioneers really lived at this original cracker homestead, featuring a kitchen, com rrlb, syrup kettle, smokehouse, rane grinder, bam and other authenUc cracker accents. Kores ban State Historic Site (Ketero)-Thts water front pioneer settlement was estab­ lished to be Uie ‘ new Jerusalem* In 1894, when Cyrus Teed brought his followers from Chicago to form a new religion. ‘ Koreahanlty.’ Stephen Poster State Polk Caltare Center (White Springs)-This memorial to the com|x>ser who made the Suwannee River famous is more than Just a tribute to Foster's life. Olnatse Battlefield state Historic Site (Olastec)-Florida's largest Civil War battle la reenacted annually tn Februaiy; It la the sec­ ond largest reenactment In the nation. Natural Bradge State (Tail ahasaoc)-Near the end of the CM) War, thr Hal tie of Natural Bridge preserved Talla­ hassee as the only Confederate eapltol east of thr Mississippi River never to fall Into Union hands. Lake Klsclsumcc State Park (Lake W ales)In the heart of south Florida's fronUer cattle country, this park features a reconstructed IH7G cow camp and demonstrations. Legal Notices Legal Nollcta IN T H I CIO eU tT CO UNT OP,THS W O N TSSN TN judicial emeurr in a n a r o e SSHINOLS COUNTY, FLONW A CIVIL ACTIO N c a s s n o . s r-s s a a c a DIVISION 1«A FIS IT UNION NATIONAL DANK F/R/A FIRST UNION NATIONAL SANK OF NORTH CAROLINA. SUCCttSOR S T MCROfR TU FIRST UNION NATIONAL BANK OF FLORIDA. SUCCESSOR ST UEHOiR TO AMERICAN SAVINGS OF rio m o A , r .8 .6 . Plaint Mf(* *|. *» OLADSTONt l WILSON. S R , i l al. Defendant)*). NO TIC S o f ro R S C L o e u a s s a l s NOTICK IS H tR fS V OlVfN pursuant ta a Final Judgment of Mori gaga Foreclosure Salad February I Oth, 1SSS. and entered In Caaa NO. S 7 -IJ J I CA ol lha Circuit Court at tha (IDHTEENTH Judicial Circuit In and far SEMINOLE County. Florida * Nor* in FIRST UNION NATIONAL BANK F/K/A FIRST UNION NATIONAL BANK OF NORTH CAROLINA. SUCCESSOR S T UCROCR T O FIRST UNION NATIONAL SANK OF FLORIDA, SUCCESSOR BY MERGER TO AMERICAN SAV­ INGS OF FLORIDA. F.S.B. Is Ih# Pi tint III and OLAD STO N t L WILSON, SR.; ALAFAYA WOODS HOMEOWNERS ASSO­ CIATION, INC.; TENANT F1 N/K/A WILLIAM BROWN; TEN ­ ANT I t N/K/A B IT T Y BROWN a. I sin aad to ca*n at tha W EST FRONT DOOR OF THS SEMINOLE COUNTY COURTHOUSE; SAN­ TORO, FLORIDA at 114SaJO., on th* fSth day ol March, 1SSS. tha toiowtng daecribad proparty aa aot forth m said Final LOT ST. ALAFAYA WOODS. FHASE XX- ACCORDING TO TH I FLAT THEREOF AS RECORDEO IN FLAT ROOK SS. RAGES S4. S I. SS, AND ST, PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMI­ NOLE COUNTY FLORIDA, a/k/a.- I0E0 S R IEU E AVENUE OVIDEO F L U T E S WITNESS MV HAND and tha aoal of EMs Court on February 20th. IS M . (SEAM Unit. ______ Clark of tha Circuit Court By: Dorothy W. I Doputy Clark Echevarria, Mc< Barrett A Frappiar Foal Offlea Boa *410 Tampa. FL SSS41 FSrtO II In accordanca with tha Amarlcana DlaabtMlaa Act. peraona naodmg a apaclal accom­ modation to participate In thia ptocaadlng ahcuM contact tha Individual or aeancy aandin* notie* not later than aovan (T) day* prior la tha proceeding gt tha addraaa notlca. Telephone: 407-I1S41*0 ait. 4 U 7 ; 1-SOO-SSS-iTTt M RE;ESTATE OF ALICE N. ORfCSINOf R. Tha edmlntotretton af tha aatata af ALICE N. O R iltiN O C R , dacaaaad. Fda frfcMTlfSBf M -O ** Sl-C iRRHeeT dwtf i f fi t | ta w ■Mtalfi In tho Ckcurt Court for Semin o*a County, Florida. C. BETTI. Tha at eta Ra#raaad4a*t» a and validity of th# wdL IRd quaMRcalion of tho Faraonal RopraoontoUvo, venue, or )urtediction of thla Court ara required ta Mo tholr ahloeMona with thla Court WITHIN T H I LATER OF THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATS OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY DAYS AFTER T H I DATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS NO TIC I ON THEM. AN creditor* of tho or demend* asalnet IN ddtatd on whom a copy of thla notice la aorved within three mo data of tho first Vila notico amm IB* tholr with thla Court WITHIN T H I LATER OF THREE MONTHS AFTER THE OATS OF T N I FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A CORY OF THIS N O TIC I ON THEM. Legal Notices Legal Notices Legal Notices EACH OP THEM, JOHN DOE N/K/A OPER AHUVIA, SWEETWATER OAKS HOMEOWNERS’ ASSOCIATION. INC. Defendant!*) N O T IC I OF SALS NOTICE IS HEREBV GIVEN THAT. PURSUANT TO THE JUDGMENT OP FORECLOSURE ENTERED IN T H I ABOVE C A U S I, I WILL S IL L THE PROPERTY SITUATEO IN SEMI­ NOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. DESCRIBED AS; LOT T. BLOCK C. SWEETWA­ TER OAKS. SECTION S. ACCORDING TO TH E FLAT THEREOF AS R ICO R O ED IN FLAT BOOK IS , PAOIS SI, S I, AND I* . PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTV, FLORIDA. AT PUBLIC SALE. TO THE HIGHEST AND BEST BIDDEN, FOR CASH. AT I1 ;M A M ON APRIL End. IS M . AT Waal door of tho lomlnola county Courthouse, Sanford. Florida. IN ACCORDANCE WITN THE AMERICAN WITH DISABILITIES ACT. PERSONS WITH DISABILI­ TIES NEEDING A SPECIAL ACCOMMODATION TO PARTIC­ IPATE IN THIS PROCEEDING SHOULD CONTACT THE A.D.A. ADMINISTRATOR FOR T H I C LIN K OF THE COURT NOT LATER THAN T DATS FRIOR TO THE PROCEEDING, AT I t ) 4**0. (X T 4 ttT . IF HEARING IMPAIRED, (TDD) 1-S00-SIS1771. VOICE (V) 1-IOO-SSS■770. THI* IS NOT A COURT INFORMATION LINS. DATED on February 71th. ISM . MARYANNS MORSE CLERK OF T H I COURT By: Jana I . Jeeewtc Deputy Clerk Nlten and Aaaoclataa I t DAVIS BLVD. TAMPA. FL **S0S Publish; March S. 11. IS M D C O -ll and tall to lha highest bidder, FOR CASH IN HAND AND SUB­ JE C T TO ANY AND ALL EXIST­ ING LIENS, at lha Front (Watt) Door, at tha step*, of tha Seminole County Courthouse In Sanford, Florida, lha above described property. That aald tale It being mad* to satisfy tha farm* of this Writ of Eiocutkm. Donald F. Salinger, Sheriff Seminole County, Florida NOTICE REGARDING THE AMERICANS WITH DISABILI­ TIES ACT OF 1110. PERSONS WITH A DISABILITY NEEDING SPECIAL ACCOMMODATIONS TO PARTICIPATE IN THE PRO­ CEEDINGS SHOULD CONTACT THE ENFORCEABLE WRITS SECTION OF THE CIVIL DIVI­ SION AT THE SHERIFF’S O F F IC I, IM S 7 ITH STREET. SANFORD. FLORIDA. AT LEAST FIVS DAYS PRIOR TO THE PRO­ CEEDINGS. (407) 110-8840 TDD (407) I l l - I l l ] . Publish: March S. 11. » . 17. IS M With Bala being held on April 7, IS M OCO-7S action to enforce a lien foreclo­ sure on the following property Pi Seminole County. Florida Lot 7, end covered perking "O’ . CYPRESS VILLAGE 3rd RE PLAT TRACT C - PHASE 1. according to the plat thereof a* recorded In Piet Book IS. Pag* 17. Public Record* of Seminole County Florida (Thi* property ha* been previoutly described •• Lol 7, and covered parking *0*. CYPRESS VILLAGE 2nd REPLAT TRACT C PHASE 1. according lo th* plat thereof as recorded In Piet Book 28. Page 70, Public Record* of Seminole County. Florida ) he* been filed against you and you are required lo eerv* e copy of your written defense*. If any. lo It on KENNETH M. CLAYTON. EIOUIRE. Plaintiff’* Attorney, whose eddrees It CLAVTON S MCCULIOH. IM S MAITLAND CENTER COMMONS BLVD . MAITLAND. FL0RI0A S2TS1, on or be Ior* March tflh, IM S , end file the original with Ih* CUrk of thi* Court either belor* service on Plaintiff* oiturney or immediate ty there­ after. otherwise a default win be entered again*! you for th* relief demanded In th* Lien Foreclosure Complaint DATED on FEBRUARY Ith. IM S (SEAL) MARYANNE MORSE Clerk of th* Circuit I County Court* By Eli/ebeth Bui* A* Deputy Clerk Publnh February 1*. 20. 17. and March I . I M I IN THS C IR C U IT CO URT OP T H I I H IN TS BN TH j u d i c i a l e m e u tT IN AMO FOR CIVIL ACTIO N e ? -e i t s c a DIVISION td -A THS FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF CHICAOO. Plaintiff(*). va. T H I UNKNOWN HEIRS. DCVISEES, GRANTEES, AS IONICS. LIENORS, CREDITORS, TRUSTEES OR O TH IR CLAIMANTS Claiming by. through, under er egainii SCATRiCI V. m o n ia , deceased, at al. Oafandant(t). None i OF PORSCLOOURB SALS N O TIC I IS H IR ie V OIVIN pursuant to a Final Judgment of Mortgage Foreclosure deled February 10th. IS M . and entered m Case NO. *7-C H I CA of the Circuit Court of the (IDHTEENTH JudKIel Circuit Pi and lor SEMINOLE County. Florida whorawt T H I FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF CHICAOO M tha Plenum and T H I UNKNOWN H IIR 8. DtVISIEB. O R A N T III, ASIGNESS, LIENORS. CREDITORS, TR U S TIE S OR OTHER CLAIMANTS claiming by. through, under ei BEATRICE V. MONIA. OEOROtA PARKER. rnWHduaPy or at personal representative of the aatata of BEATRICE V. MONIA. d a c itid e r'P A M E L A 1 MCOdE; ROYAL ARMS CONDO­ MINIUM ASSOCIATION, INC.| STATS OP FLORIDA - DCPARTM IN T OP R IV fN U S ; UNITSO STATfS OP AMONICA are Mia cabs no. eaah at the W IS T FRONT OOOR OF TH E SSMINOLC COUNTY CO URTHO USI: SAN­ FORD. FLORIDA af 11:00a m.. an tha 10th day at March, IS M . a feaewtng dae ty aa eat farth forth In aaM Final J u d g ith l: UNIT NO. I1S-E0. ROYAL ARMS CONDOMINIUM. A CON­ DOMINIUM ACCOROINO TO T H I DECLARATION OF CON­ DOMINIUM ANO EXHIBITS ANNEXED THERETO, RECORD­ ED MAY 17, IM S . M OFFICIAL RECORDS BOOK 1440. FAGS 1SS4, PUBLIC RECORDS OF M M M O LS COUNTY, FLORIDA. AS AMENDED; TOO WITNESS MY HAND and tha aaal af thi* Court on February Maryann# Clark of t» tho Circuit Court By: Dorothy W. Saltan Deputy Clark Echevarria, McCada, Raymer, Barrett A Frappiar Pott Offtea Boa *416 Tampa, FL SMOt FS7010II0 NOT ICS In accordanca with tha Americana OleaSMIlee Act. per­ sona needaig a apaclal accom­ modation to participate Pi thla contact the pfoc— <Hno it hidlvMuti of (7) proceeding at tha addraaa notlca. Talaphona: 40T-1134SM eat. 4**7; t ■SOO-MS-S771 (TOO! or IS M S M -S 7 T 0 (v); via FuSlNh; February *7, and Mn «RS, is m O EN-ISI dent's ddtato T H R U MONTHS AFTER T N I DATE OF THE FIRST R U eU C AP O N OF THIS NOTICE. OBJECTIONS N O T SO FILED W 1 U .M F O R M R Tho dtfo of Mo IM I Don af M s Naties la t m . is m . PSRSONAL RSFRESSMTATIVS CAROL 0 . CR ItCI 1*0 RoMhffwood Trad •ring*, FL SETI4 JOSEPH J. MAMCUSO. laqulra Fla. Bar N*j t *M N. Wymara Road Park. FL U T M jy y t M -IM S NOTICE IS NIMBY GIVSN vtrtua af S h IN TH S C IR C U IT CO URT OF TH S 1STH JUDICIAL C IR C U IT IN AND FOR M M tN O LS COUNTY. FLORIDA QSNSRAL JUR ISDICTIO N DIVISION CASS MO-l S T-S 0 S T-C A -1 4 -K BANKERS TRUST COMPANY OF CALIFORNIA, N X , Plaintiff. DAWN MERRITT LAD SON: JENNIC I - SMILEY; and TIFFANY JONES. Defendants. N O T IC I OF SALS NOTICE IS HEREBV OIVIN pursuant to a Final Judgment of Foreclosure doled February rath. 1SM entered pi Caaa No : S7-7017-CA-I4-K af the CPcuh Court of tho the Judicial Cecun In and for Seminole County, Florida, arharaln BANKERS TRUST COMPANY OF C ALI­ FORNIA. N.A , aa Custodian or True lee. Ftaiotirr. end DAWN M IRRITT LAOSON; JtN N If L. SMILEY: and TIFFANY JONES, are Defendants l win sell to the higheet end beet bidder ler cash. Netaa Sana, lha sale will ba held at Seminole County Courthouse. M l N. Park Avenue. Sanford. Florida at 1140 o’clock am ., on the 2nd day a« APRIL. IS M . ty aa set forth in the Final Judgment to wit: Lot 40, GRANADA SOUTH, KCOfOng p it p m inffirn rccardcd M Plct Boo* 11, Page too. Of the Public Records of Seminole County, Florid* o/k/c cot Basswood Lon*. Alternants Spring, Florida 12701. *ln accordance with th* Amencene with DwahUtloa Act. *ereon* needing a special accommodation to partKipeie M Hue proceeding should con­ tact the Pidhriduai or agency •andmg notlca. not Mtor than seven (7) day* prior to tho pro­ ceeding at the address given on the notice Telephone 1-000MI-1771 (TOO) OF 1-S00-BSI1770. vU Florida RoUy DATED this M th day of F IB MART, IS M . , MARYAMM U Q M L C|3RK. Aftomoy tef Plaintiff James W. Moore. F X TOO N.C. 88th CL wet Miami, F L S t IM (>04) 714-7000 PuMHh: March S, 11, IS M D E O -M OF T M 1ETN CIRCUIT OF M CASE HO. t T - t M I - O A - t d - A BANK UNITE0 F/K/A SANK UNITED OF TEXAS. F tS , t/k/a United laving* Aeeocietron of Teaae, aufciit--------------------IN T M C IR C U IT CO URT OF T N I 1STN JUD ICIAL CIRCUIT OF FLORIDA SS MIN O i l COUNTY OBNSRAL JURISDICTION DIVISION C AM HO. S7-SMS-CAt4K OE CAPITAL MORTGAGE SERVICES. Inc.. Plaintiff, VS. DtANf ARMONTROUT SCHNAKI; C4 Ol.. Defendants. NO TICS OF FORECLOBURB SALS Notice M hereby given that, pursuant I* that Fine! Judgment of Focecloeur* dated February 28th, IS M , and entered In chrM caee number S7-20M-CA14N. of the cecutt Court of the 11th Judicial Circuit m end for Seminole County. Florid*, wherein Q| CAPITAL MORTOAOE SERVICES. INC.. I* Plaintiff end OIANS ARMONTROUT SCHNAKI. ROBERT SCHNAKf. II Hiring, end all unknown parties claiming by. through, under and againel th* are not known lo be dead or she*, whether geld unknown c, heirs, devisee*, granTees, *r other claimants, M/are Defendant!*). I wN *** to at Mo wool front doer of tho Seminole County court­ house In Sanford, lomlnola County; Florida, at 1140 AJ4. on tha 2nd Bey of AprtL I t M , ty as eat forth In card Final LOT 1. BLOCK I , LESS THE SOUTH 10 F IS T (ASTBROOK SUBDIVISION UNIT NO. FIVS. PLAT BOOK 11. PAGES 00 AND S i. e u a u c n t c o t w a o f SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLOMDA. NOTE: PURSUANT TO T H I FAIR DEBT COLLECTION PRACTICES ACT YOU ARE ADVISED THAT THIS LAW FIRM IS D U M E O TO BE A DEBT COLLECTOR ATTEMPTING TO COLLECT A DEBT ANO AN T INFORMATION OBTANMO WILL BE USED FOR THAT PURPOSE. Doled the SSth day af February. ISM . MARTANNS MORSE Clerk df CNcuN Court By OeriW f B . I Doputy COCMJS A STAWIARBKt 4018 Bog (111)177-4004 CAS SS7-EMIS Publish: March S. IS. IS M DEO-M SemlnoloHnrak), Sanford, Roods - Friday. Marcfi 6.1996 N O TIC E OF PUBLIC HEARING T O CONSIDER A DIMENSIONAL VARIAMCS Notice M hereby given that * Public Hearing win be held by th* Planning A Zoning Commieilon In tho City Commission Chamber*, City Hall. Sanford, Florida, at 7,00 p m on Thursday. March 10th, IS M . to consider a request for a Dimensional Variance In a OCI , Oenerel Commercial Zoning District. LEOAL DESCRIPTION: W 210.34- of E 130 64’ of Le u 31. 30 * 40 (LESS S SB.*’ * Rd|. amended Plat Druid Park, a* recorded m lha Public Records of lomlnola County, Florida In Plat Booh 7, Page S. Tho property being more gen­ erally described at 111 E. Airport Bhrd. Dimensional Variance Requested: Cham link fence on lol line, 28’ required. O’ pro­ posed. a variance of 28’. AN pernes m interest and cuttana shell have an opportunity to bo hoard at said hearing. By order of the Planning 8 Zoning Comm lesion of the City of Sanford, Florida. Ml* 14th day af February IS M . Helen Stair*, Chairman Pfenning t Zoning Commie*ion ADVICE TO THE PUBLIC: If a parson decide* to appeal a decision mod* with respect to any matter considered at th* above meeting or hearing, he/cha may need o verbatim r.cord of the proceedings including tho testimony and evidence, which record M not provided by tho City of Sanford. (FS 2M.010S) PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES NEEDING ASSISTANCE TO PARTICIPATE IN ANY OF THESE PROCEEDINGS SHOULD CO N ­ TACT T H I PERSONNCL O FFIC I ADA COORDINATOR AT 1 )0 M2S 41 HOURS IN ADVANCE OF THS M i l TWO PUBLISH: March S. IS M D EO-M m TH S C IR C U IT CO U R T OF T M 1NM JU D IC IA L C IR C U IT IH ABO FOB B I N IHOLE CO UN TY, FLOR8BA C A M NO. S T-S S T4 C A -1 4 -N IRWIN MORTGAGE CORPORATION F/K/A MLAMO M ORTGAOI CORPORATION. JULE R. SCHMIDT. ST AL, Nolle* N hereby given Mol m accordance with th* Final Judgment of Foroctoour* entered on February 2S4R. IS M M chr* action no. IT-2074 C A 14-K M th* C kauri Court of SthM N OU County. Florida, In which JuM R. Schmidt, dt ‘ M OR TG AO I CORPORATION F/K/A INLAND M O R TG AO I CORPORATION, tha PtalntM, I N. Park A va , w * t* l And 240 a m on Apr* It M . Lot Bt. AMfaya Weed* Phaea Vtl. oacordmg to U N Pkrn MereHerded m P tB B M k k t , TE-TB of W d Public tal AataNfili Caufilv. 1017 OouM Piece. Oviedo FL 2Z7SS. DATE; February M M . IS M •court Sosa MARYANNS MORSE, CLERK Ctorkef Circuit Court Ae D o p y C N ra ^ Aftomoy at La* m e HoPywacd Bhrd. (HMNHyvMMPdl1MuSMOO Pupae at ion af thla nctie* an MarehB, IS , IS M In r D EO-M M T IM ty aa eat forth In add Final Judgment, ta wit: LOT M . THE COLONY. ACCOROINO TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK IS . PRQE M . PUB­ LIC RECOROS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. NOTE: PURSUANT TO TME FAIR DEBT COLLECTION PRACTICES ACT YOU ARE ADVISED THAT THIS LAW FIRM IS DEEMED T O S I A DEBT COLLECTOR ATTEMPTING TO COLLECT A DEBT AND ANT MFORMATION OBTAINED WILL S I USED FOR THAT PURPOSEDated lha 10th day of February. IS M . MARYANNS td O flll Clerk ol Circuit Court By Dorothy W. Deputy C U rk ________ Publish: February IT , and OF TUB COUNTV, BANKERS TRUST COMPANY OF CALIFORNIA. N X . AS CUSTODIAN OR TRUSTS! NO. S T - I S W A - m FIRST UNION NATIONAL BANK OF FLORIDA, Plaint lit. THOMAS R. HARRIS; ANN J . HARRIS; Of a l. Plaintiff, VIRGINIA M. DCMPS, *4 u i.. 01 aL. NO TIC S OF Notice to hereby given that Mo Clark of Mo Circuit Court of SEMINOLE County. Flerid*. wUL on the Ind day of Aprs. IS M , M 11:00 M . M Mo herd Boor of the M M B tO LE County Courthouse, M M b CMy of m SEMINOLE Ccenty, Ptortde. to-wtt: LOT SS. BAN LANTA THIRD SECTION. AOCOROfNO TO T M FLAT THEREOF AB RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK IS . RAGE TS, OF THE PUBLIC RBCORDS OF M M M O L1 COUNTY. FLORIDA, pursuant to M* final Booroo of fits tic aura intorcd to A M M ponBNtg M obM Court, Mo Otyto of which Ik BANKS RS TRUST COMPANY O F CALIFORNIA. N X , AE CUSTODIAN ON T R U S T S ! vs. VIRGINIA M. Legal Notices IN T H I C IR C U rr CO U RT OF T H I 1STH JUD ICIAL C IR C U IT IN ANO FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA C IR C U IT CIVIL DIVISION CASS NO. ST 1174 CA 14-K MIDFIRST BANK, an Oklahoma corporation f/k/a MIDFIRST BANK. STATE SAVINGS BANK, a* et*igne* of NORWEBT MORTOAOE. INC., a Minnesota Corporation, os assignee of 6ARCLAVBAMERICAN/ MORTOAGE CORPORATION. ■ North Carolina Corporation, a* assignee Of UNITED SAV1N08 ASSN OF THE SOUTHWEST FSB Plaintiff, IN TH E CIROUfT CO URT OF T N I 1STH JU D IC IA L CIRCUIT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE OOUNTY, FLONIOA CIVIL DIVISION CASS N*. S F -tlS t-D N -O S -P EVELYN ROSADO end ANGEL LUIS ROSADO IN RE THE ADOPTION OF JENNIFER MENDEZ N O T IC I OF ACTION TO UNKNOWN FATHER UNKNOWN ADDRESS YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that an Action for Adoption has been filed age inti you and you are required lo eerv* e copy ol your written detan***, If any, la It on Evelyn Rosedn end Angel Luis Roesdo/Petlliotwr*. who** eddrste is 702 Skylark Circle, longwood, FL 12780 on or before March 28th, 1081. end file th* original with Ih* clerk of thi* Court either before eervtc* on Petiltaner or Immediately thereafter If you fall to da *e. e default will be entered against you for th* relief demanded In •he petition WITNESS my hand and th* eeel of thi* Court an DECEM­ BER 11th. 1887 fSEALI MARYANNE MORSE Ae Clerk of the Court By Nancy R Winter Aa Deputy Clerk NOT1FIC AVION IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE AMERICANS W ITH DISABILI­ TIES ACT. persons with dieebilitlee needing a special accom­ modation ehould contact CO URT ADMINISTRATION, al M l N. Perk Avenue. Sanford. Florid* 32S01, Telephone (407) 123-4)10. *11. 4217 not ieler then SEVEN days prior lo th* proceeding II hearing impaired. (TDD) t -800.081-0771. or VOICE (V) 1-800-000-1770. vie Florida Relay Servte* Publish February t l , 10. 17. end March S. IM S DEN-180 VC. DENISE A. CROWNOVER, HELEN H. LIVINOSTON, BARNETT BANK. N X Defendants NO TIC S OF B A L I PURSUANT T O CHAPTER 4B NOTICE IS HEREBY OtVEN pursuant to an Order of Final Summary Judgment of Foreclosure dated February 18th 1084 and entered in Casa No. I T 1174 tn tho Circuit Court Of th# 10th Judicial Circuit tn and for Seminole County, Florida wherein MIDFIRST BANK, ate. Is tha Plaintiff and DENISE A. CROWNOVER. *t Cl. are th* Defendant*. 1 win tell to th* higheet and beet bidder for caeh at tha weal front door of th* courthouse In Sanford, Seminole County, Florida at 11:00 i n . on th* 2nd day ol April. IM S . th* following described property at Set forth In cMd Order of Final Summary Judgment, la wit: Th* South tto feet of Lot tS end the SouM 110 feet of the Weaf 1/t af Lot 17. Block C, LA K I WAYMAN HEIG H T!, LAKE ADDITION, according to lha plct thereof, recorded m Plot Book 4, Pegs 23, Public Record* of Seminole County, Florida. DATED at Sanford. Florida thi* 28th day of February, IB M . Individual* with dieebilni** needing a reasonable accom­ modation to panic ipet* m mi* proceeding ehouM contact th# Court Administrator’* Office as coon at possible. Telephone 1407) 311-4)30; Or. K hearing Impaired. 14OO-088-8771 (TDD); Or t -800-111-1770 (V) Via Florida Relay Service. MARYANNS MORES. Clerk Semlnola County, Florida Deputy Clark OLEN Z. OOLOBCRO, (SQfJIRI OOLDBERO ANO VOVA, F X Suite 100. BIV tower 1101 Bricked Avenue Miami. Florida 111 11 DOS) 374-4200 PubBafi: March S, 13. IS M DSO-S) M T IM C IN C U IT CO UNT O F T H I 1STH JUD IC IAL Ml FL M T t l f 14 0 M i . PlePiiiff. VS. CARL S. FAIRCHILD; of si., Dofondante. NOTtea OF F O M C L O S W M SALS Nonce u hereby glean that, pursuant ta that Final Judgment of Foreclosure dated February 20th, IS M . and entered pi clvN coco number B7-1M 1-CA-I4-A. of tha Circuit Court of tho 1Sth Judicial Circuit Pi and for Somlnelo County. Florida, wherein SANK UNITSD F/K/A BANK UNITED OF TEXAS, F IS . F/K/A UNITED SAVINGS ASSO­ CIATION OF TIX A 1 , M Plaintiff and CARL S. FAIRCHILD. U/ara Defendant)*). I wld aad to lha highest and beat bidder for caeh al lha wool front door of tha leminol* County court­ house in Sanford,. Seminole County, Florida, at M 4 0 AJd. on tho SSth day of March, IS M . Legal Notices Legal Notices Judgminl of Foracle aura i Me STM Bay af October. IM F , and Order Ta Nsich oduie Fcractocwo BMP Bated Me M M day af February, IS M , entered In Caaa No. S7-1S4-CA-14-S of th# CWcuH Court tor C a r t * Florida. 1 of County al 1140 *j n . an Mg Tha SouM 1/t of Lot SO. Block S, WEST 1 S, Fagc SB, of the County; Florida. TOGETHER WITH aX tho al. ad and s*4 righto and profNs, water rights and alack and CASH N 0 4 7 -M 4 S -C A 1 4 -A AMERICAN EAVINOS BANK. F X . SUCCESSOR TO AMERICAN SAYINGS, A FEDERAL SAWINGS ■' HARDV. IF LIVING. ANO IF DCAO. THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE, HEIRS. DCVISSIS. Q UAN TISE. ASSIGNEES, US HONS, CREDITORS. TRUSTEES AND ALL O TH IR PARTIES CLAIMING AN N4TERIST BY. THROUGH. UNDER OR u it e r e t RQggR| n j , HARDV A/K/A RONALD CHAPLAIN HARDY. UNKNOWN BPOUEI OF RONALD C. HARDY A/K/A RONALD CHAPLAIN HARDY, IF ANY) CONSTANCY L. HARDY; VILLAGE CONDOMINIUM AEEOCIATION OF LONGWOOD, B tC j JOHN DOE AMD JANE DOE AS UNKNOWN TENANTS IN POSSESSION. DEFINDANT(S) OF FORECLOSURE BALE NOTICE IS HERSBT GIVEN pursuant la a Summary Final Judtpmjnt of fofoctoiun dcltd February SOth, IS M , entered tn Civil Caaa No. S7-S94S-CA14-A of Ih* Circuit Court el Ih* 18TH Judicial Circuit m and lar SEMI­ NOLE County, Sanford. Florid*. I wMI sat) to m* higheet and beat bidder tor ceah at the Watt Front Door ol tha SCMINOLK County Caurlhau** located at SOI North Farit Avenue In SanlBrd.Ftoridsat1140ani.cfi Ih* tern day af March, IS M tha set forth In said Summary Final Bw^BYS* UNIT NO. 14B-A OF BFRINOWOOO V1LLA0S CONDOMINI­ UM AND AN UHOWIOCD 1/2S4 INTEREST IN THE LAND. COM­ MON ELEMENTS AND C O M ­ MON EXFEHSES AFPURTENANT TO SAIO UNIT, ALL IN ACCORDANCE WITH ANO SUB­ J E C T T O THE COVENANTS, CONDITIONS. RESTRICTIONS. TERMS ANO OTHER PROVI­ SIONS OF THAT DECLARATION OF CONDOMINIUM OF SPR1MOWOOO VILLAGE, A CONDOMINIUM, AS RECORD­ ED M OFFICIAL RECORDS BOOK ISSt. PAGE IM S . PUB­ LIC RECORDS OF SCIMNOLS COUNTY, FLORIDA. SOth day at February. ISSt. (CIRCUIT COURT SEAL) MARYANNE M CflSI Clerk af tha CbeuR Court By: Dorothy W. Deputy Ctorfc THE LAW OFFICES OF DAVID J. STERN. RA. ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF M l S. University Drive e 1 •j UNCLAIM ED VEHICLE A U C TIO N Removal af tti* described vehicle* we* con­ ducted In compliance with F X 711.71. Nolle* that Butch * lowing wNI call COM vehiele* at Fublle Auction far cash an March *1 et, 1M S al 1040 am at 100 auction. AM vehicles **U AB IB. Tewing ret* rye* me right ta bid on any vehicle. 1003 Old* 40 100 10 lA M I 0IOFQ400170 I8 M Olds 40 ID* 201AJ10R3OS17MIS 1988 Font 10 ID* 1027S11SSKL228407 I t M Chev 4D IO«10tAW18X404128180 191 Acura 40 ID# JH4CC2MXMC001U7 1070 Chev 40 ID* 18410001 M IS S IM 7 Acura ID ID* JH4OA114IHS011M7 H E ) n •3 a j c A (, i J ■I I T J V . 3 4 hour prior la aala. Publish: March 8. IS M DEO-42 BN TO EJB IN C U IT OGMRY, jtgg LO/dt MIQCliUON. SUCCESSOR TO AM UUCAN SAVINGS ANO LOAN ASSOCIATION, F/K/A •TATI SAVW OI A LOAN ASSOCIATION PLAINTIFF VE. RONALD C . HARDY A/K/A 0 •J 0 .) pRP'fifPo O A M M . ,0 M M f iO A r 1 4 -« f ir s t s t c u m r r SAVINGS BANK. Plaint Iff. va. WYNELLE FAYE RIGGINS, at a l. c; z f* •I V Notlca h hereby given that, pursuant te a Summary dgmant af Perectodure, I arts cell tha feitowing deci rWed County. Florida: Lot 1, Block ’ A*. Fire* Addition ta a Rep let of Lake Mobile Shore*, according ta M* Plat thereof aa recorded In Plat Book s. Pag# 71, Pubtie Record* af Scmlnalc C ounty. seven toot af m Road right-af-wdp. L IE S AMO EXCEPT that parbon of Let 1. Black *A\ paaa the rtght-af Huey taken far C J L •417 gar Official Bacardi Beak C M , Pag* S it). ’ FIRST ADDI­ TION TO A h i PLAT OF LAKE M O B IL! SHORES*, to tha plat thereof i Plat Beak S, Fag* T t, of th* bile record* of Seminal* County, Florida, being further D a n M .1 Commence at tha Northerlymeet corner of add Lot 1, Stock •A*, thence run South SS grass M minute* 04 second* East along Ih* Easterly line af aakf Lot 1. Black *A*. tor 1ST.4S toot to th* POINT OF BEGIN­ NING, thane* aanHnua South M Bad atons **W Seatarty Mna tor 24.00 feat to a point on tho Unrttinrfu e k -O ilkTB- m a*w M PS0*1 >»•fly iH ilgm *U j linn l« )« m Of aaM C X *4*T( thane* toavtng caM Saatarty line of Let 1, Block *A*, run Bmrth 4S dcpracc S4 minuta* ST aaccndc tat along s*M rtght-af-way ■ tor SOJO tool te a point an th* Westerly Una at caM Let 1, Block *A*, thane* toavtng aaM right-of-way Una. run North 40 degree* 28 mkwAee S3 eeconae West slang aaM W iM irty Un* at Let 1. Slock *A\ tor 24.00 toot; Mna, run North 40 dagraa* S4 27 cacandc EaaL M J 1 toot te th* Point at f H it at public aala, la lha M*iaei Mar tor each, at tha wool iflt gf ttl9 (flillfioft County Caurthauae, Sanford, Florida, 1140 o j o . an April Snd, o M *<1 .7 8/ M Al If �6B Seminole Herald, Sanford. Florida •Friday. March 6, 1998 Legal Notices n o t ic e o r PUBLIC HtAWING NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN BY THE CITY O f IONCW OOD, F l o r id a i" « i th* Cit* C o n n i ii o n will hold A Public Hearing on Ma’ Ch 1M V 1998 at T.OO I V oi a t aeon m niaartar a i p o l l ib la, m lb a lo n g w o o d C'lt ITS Commiaaion C nim ban. W a it W s ira n A va n u a , lo n g w o o d . Florida, to co n irda r Th* tollowing ORDINANCE 68-1397 AUTHOR is in g a b a n d o n m e n t o r a PORTION OF A DRAINAGE AND UTILITY EASTMENT ON LOT 11. BAVWCOD INDUSTRIAL PARA FIRST ADDITION. PWOVlOlNG FOR CONFLICTS CODIFICA. TION SEVERABILITY AND AN EFFECTIVE d a t e Applicant Tha Huntington National Ban! Ganara' Location 1138 Bay wood. Atanua Longwood. Florida Tat Parcal 101 79 10 30-St6-0000-0110 A copy ot ina propoaad proI#cl information -a on Ilia wltti tha Planning Dnition tot public ranaw from 8 00 a m. to S 00 pm, Monday-Frtday Th* Planning Division it locatad at 17a w Church Avarua. L ong w ood . Florida For turtnar mtormation. you may call th# D o’iion at (407) 760-3463 At tfni maating. mtaraatad partial may appaa' and ba haard with raapact to tin raquast Th# public blaring may ba contmuad to otfiar daiaa and limaa at daamad nacaaaary Paraona with d-aabiiitiat naadmg aaaiatanca to parlicipata in any ol tnaaa procaadmga anould contact th# ADA coordinator at (407) 7603481, at laaat 48 ttoura in advance of tha maating. All paraona a n adiiaad that it ttiay daerda to appaal any daci non mada at th a n maalinga/itaaringa. ttiay m l) naad a racord ot the procaad Inga and tor aucti purpoaaa. may may naad to an io n that a verbatim racord ot tna procaad mg* ia mada. which racord to me hid* tha taatimony and avi danca upon which tha appaal ia to ba b a n d , (par Sac. 766 010S, Florida Statutaal Tha mattar ducuiaad at inn m ating la quail-judicial In natura Aa auch. mtaraatad par tna ara prohibited from con tactmg mambara ot tna City Commiaaion on thia mattar. u ca p t during tha public haar mg. or by writlan commumca non to tha Planning Oiviiion at tha above addreaa Garaidma Zambn. City Clan Pubnah: Fnday. March 6. 1998 DEO-60 NOTICE OF PUBLIC AUCTION Notice la hereby given Seminole Wrecker Service am aall at Public Auction tor ealvaga for caah on demand to higneat b-ddar. tha following deicribed vehicle*: March I I , t i l l 87 Chevy 2 DR Vrn 6 101FP21S6HL16S518 89 Ford Range Vin 6 1FTCW10A6KU165028 SS Butck 4 DR Vm 6 104BNSSA4FX444S8S 76 Cadillac 2 DR Vtn a 6D4TSS077774T Tha aucltaw wM Wa hat* at M ) 99 pm on tha aaio daiaa above. At Samlnol* Wrecker Service 2640 S. Myrtle Ava . Sanford. Fla 1277). Proapective bidder* may mapact vahiclaa one hour prior lo aala Terms ara cash or certi­ fied funda. Sam mol a Wrecker rtlarva* the right to Accept or retact any and all bid*. Publith: March 6. 1691 010-36 r IN T H t CIRCUIT COURT OF T H I 16TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. IN AMO FOR BBMINOLB COUNTV, FLORIDA OBHBRAL JURISDICTION DIVISION CASK NOi S7-1062-CA 14 A EMC MORTOAOE CORPORATION. PLAINTIFF VS. JOHN L. NOWELL, JR.. AS PERSONAL REPRESENTATIVE OF THE ESTATE OF JAMES AVERT RYALS A/K/A JAMES A. AVALS, DECEASED; DENISE RHODES; JAMES RYALS. JR.; QAIL WHITEHEAD; JOHN T. DAVY, SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA; UNITED STATES OF AMERICA; STATE OF FLORIDA, DEPARTMENT OF REVENUE; DEER RUN HOMEOWNERS' ASSOCIATION *14. INC.; JOHN DOE AND JANE DOE AS UNKNOWN TENANTS IN POSSESSION DEFENDANT^) NOTICS OF FONSCLOSURS B A L I NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN purauant to a Summary Final Judgment ot lorecloaura dated February 20th, 19*4. entered in Civil Caaa No. 97-1062-CA 14 A ot the Circuit Court ot tha tIT H Judicial Circuit ki and tor SEMI­ NOLE County, SANFORD. Florida, I wilt aaii lo the tugboat and boat bidder tor cash at THE WEST FRONT DOOR ol tha SEMINOLE County Courthouse located at >01 N. PARK AVENUE W SANFORD. Florida, at I ICO o'clock am . on the I4tfi day ot March, 166S tha following described property aa *et forth in said Summary Final Judgment, to-wlt: LOT t. DEER RUN UNIT 14A. ACCORDINQ TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 29. PAGES 96 AND 97. PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA Dated line 20th day ot February. 1996 (CIRCUIT COURT SEAL) MARYAHNE MORSE Clark ol tha Circuit Court By: Dorothy W. Bolton Deputy Clark THE LAW OFFICES OF DAVID J. STERN. P A SOt S. University Drive Suita 600 Plantation. FL 33224 1964) 233-SOOO 97-12S4S In accordance with tha American with OlaAbdruat Act. paraona with diaabtffiles need­ ing a special accommodation should contact the Clark of tha Circuit Court at tha SEMINOLE County Courthouse St 407-32342)0 EXT. 4217, not later than seven days prior to the pro­ ceeding If hearing unpaired. 1■ •00-916-6771 (TD0| or 1-SOO986-6770, vis Florida Relay Publish: February March S. 1SSS DEN-283 I 27. and ,i*ase*•*•a21—Personals 12— E lP t R lY C am Providing ***'*! living ter la diea m my home O pr ring* available Cat 'or mV 330-1918 W ANTE D C ARE GIVER lor M dofiy tomato w3 pcti Nnnd car­ ing compassionate tomato live m. 24 hour* a day trim room & hoard Can 322-3955 13— H ealth & Hr Aim EXTRA HOLIDAY WEIGHTY t-On 1 Prison* I Training w Lttotim* Ftines* Fra* body tat anafywa D nrnt. Etercia* P h jf W k 2 * L 7 T 2 « R ^ _ ^ _ ^ 14— For Sale SECURITY BARS 1 DOORS t i c . 34 yts E ip 50.000 design* 55'sq It Finn PM Quality guaranteed ■304 MS-0013 or 407 324-3166 16— R eminder Services SPECIAL DAYS Never forget thpm' Rpmindpt Service It day appt*, Dr*. 6 1Ayr Fot dota«ii can 302-2126 MSensual. S T renting T m ltherapeutic M R i massage RELAX S ENJOY! NncaUTtutcafl- home-ttolei •Couples welcome Cal Laura or Rich (407)532-0715 d ay/evc a p p t. MAI0004M4) •aaaaesaat A D O P T IO N Living eiponses cuuniekng A meiical IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA PROBATE DIVISION File Number 9S-t 17-CP iN RE ESTATE OF GENEVIEVE ELIZABETH SHAW, Deceased NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION Tha administration of the Estate ol GENEVIEVE ELIZA­ BETH S h a w , deceased. File Number 98-H7-CP, is pending in tha Circuit Court tor Seminole County, Florida. Probate Division, (ha address ol which t* P.O. Dr* war C. Sanfo'd, Florida 32772 Tha names and addresses ol tha Personal Representative and tha Personal Representative * attorney are sat forth below ALL INTERESTED PERSONS ARE NOTIFIED THAT All persons on whom this notice is served who hsva objections that challenge the validity of the will, tha qualifica­ tion ot the personal ripreserlalive, venue, or |urr*d>ction o* this Court are laquirad 10 Me their ob|ectiont with Ihie Court WITHIN THE LATER OF THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY DAYS AFTER THE 0ATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM All creditors of tha decedent ,t id other parson* having lam* or demand* against dcredent's estate on whom a copy ol this notice Is served within three month* altar the data of the first publication ot this notice must file man claim* with this Court WITHIN THE la te r of th r ee m o n th s AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY DAYS AFTER t h e DATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM. All other creditor* of the deca­ dent and parsons having claims or demands against the deca­ dent s astata must Ilia their Claims with this Court WITHIN TH P tS MONTHS AVTttt 9*tt DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICA­ TION OF THIS NOTICE ALL CLAIMS. DEMANDS AND OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED WILL BE FOREVEH UAHHE0 Tha data ot the first publica­ tion of thia Notice It February 27th, 1668. Personal Rapraaantative JOHN J. SHAW 3 Old Field Rd Umonviiie. CT 06066 Attorney lor Personal Representative STEPHEN F. BROOME. Esq Florida Bar No. 261764 Stephan F. Broome, P.A. 533 Versailles Litivs. Suds 100 Midland. FL 32751-7302 407-621-5151 Publish: February 27. and March >. 1996 DEN-276 IN T H I CIRCUIT COUNT OF T H I 1BTM JUDICIAL CINCUIT, IN AND FOR BBMINOLB COUNTY, FLORIDA GBMBBAL JURISDICTION DIVISION CARS N0:6 7-01 66-C A -14*1 NORWEST MORTOAOE. INC. PLAINTIFF VS TIMOTHY J THOM8LESON UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF TIMOTHY J. THOMBLESON; CATHERINE A. YUKNAVAGE; STATE OF FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF REVENUE; SANFORD HIDDEN LAKE VILLAS HOME OWNERS ASSOCIATION. INC.; JOHN DOE AND JANE DOE AS UNKNOWN TENANTS IN POSSESSION DEFENDANT(S) A S - NOTICB OF FORBCLOSURB BALB NOTICE IS HEREBV OIVEN purauant lo an Order Ol anting tha Mction to Reset Foreclosure Sale dated February 30th. 1984. entered m Civil Csaa No. 17-0166-CA-14-E of the Circuit Court ol the 18TH Judicial Circuit In and for SEMI­ NOLE County. SANFORO. florid a. I will soil lo the highest and bast bidder for cash at ths WEST FRONT OOOA ol tho SEMINOLE County Cotirthoust In SANFORD, Florida, st 11:00 o'clock s.m. on tha 24th day of March, 1618 the following described property s i sat forth In said Summary Final Judgment, to-wlt: LOT 24 OF HIDDEN LAKE VIL­ LAS. PHASE IV. ACCORDINO TO THE PLAT THEREOFJL8 RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 28. PAOES 38. 27 AND 2S. OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. Dated this 20th day ol February, IM S . (CIRCUIT COURT SEAL) MARYAN HE MORSE Clark of tha Circuit Court By: Dorothy W. Bolton Deputy Clark IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE AMERICANS WITH DISABILI­ TIES ACT. person! with dtsabtldies naadmg a special accom­ modation should contact COURT ADMINISTRATION, at the SEMINOLE County Courthouse at 407-123-4330EXT. 4227. t -S00-V66-S771 (TOD) or 1-SOO-I6S-S7TO, via Florida Raiay Servtca DAVID J. STERN. P.A. •Ot S. UNIVERSITY DRIVE SUITE 600 PLANTATION, FL 11324 (654) 231-1000 •7-06S4B Publish: February 27, and Starch 8.166* OCN-212 elp 71— H elp W a n t e d Wanted CLERICAL-P/T 20 hrs per week M F Mornings No asp »eq Starting pay I6 h r Can 8313466 Longwood N OW HIRING F/T A P/T lor a Major Manutac lunng plant m Sanford Post bon* ate available on an shifts. Pacesatler Personnal at 330-2611 or 330-1S6S TELEMARKETING G U A R A N TE E D $ 10.50 P/H The Cktando Coca Cot* Bor tkng Company is currently hir­ ing tor the toaowmg posiiton i s i m m ar ormant wc. ■ p rn , 467 7170986 Long Term-Short Tarot Tamp To Hlra Longwood Massage Studio Wan ins welcome 7 days P in ale rms Female Stall LSCkMM776S 407-336-5300 SSSJOBSSSS LOST DOG Temale Basset Hound mn. brown w white chest A lent Wearing collar w tags Lost in the 1st Street Paul*Wayside area Can with any mlo 323 9756 “ REW ARD** FOUND. FEMALE KITTEN Tatpy 2900 Nock between Ce oat A Lake Can 322 1562 9 2 27—N ursery &C>mu ^ N E X P LOVING MOM Rrovxtei educational actnnhel atong wait T IC A playroom ten yrd Cert CPRCOLRebRea fate* For interview 330-0700 Reliable Child Care F/T or P/T Age* 2•11 4C accepted No reg lee Enroll Now lor SSSVyk lor 1st mo Call 331-7636_______ WALK-INS A ILL KIOS Are P d nurses specialty Healthy kids tcu1HRS*042&12 324-1662 ee FREE $10.35 T O S T A R T *# Seminole Employment Why Ba UnamployedT Let Ua Work for Tout 17 Years Espertence! JANITOR - SAhr House of Worship, Benefits _ 1 0 0 -H 3 -4 W ? T MR. or M RS. M OM Ms* order riche* a* S lirruty busmen Send 55 00 freceive 56 00 credit) to B J J PO BOX 953414. Like Mary. FL 327653 ± li_ _ WORK FROM HOME making wooden frame* Earn to 5384/ wk Ca8 630-6444 art £-45 WORK FROM HOME-No COW tor suppket. earn to 5360rwk mak­ ing brae B3A-BBBB E xt 846 -OCBARY I4ANORTh« following ponton ft « r« available Come and (out our 5vpenor rated tacwty PACKER-SS/hr Package Equipment F/T11*7LPN- OFFICE PERSON - (T/hr Fun Place, Qreat Benefits CNAF/T SpoHIpm A D pm -rw n SALARKS BASED en EXPCRKNCE Cai DeBary Manor, 807-ASS4426. Asa tor (Vector ol Nurs mg or apply withm 60 North Hqhway 17 92. DeBary Fton da Drug Free Workplace BOB. HOUSE KEEPER - 5(5 Mon-Frt. Benefits DOCTOR'S ASST •»S/hr Handle Back Orttca Many high traffic sits*. 12500 r NvK potential Great to students P/T S F/T No eg) tor rJo 666-6161 DATA ENTRY P T or F/T 30-40 hrVwk Area numeric S 10 Key esp Cai 631-3*66 Lonqwoud DAYCARE TEACHER or Teach ers aide W-ang to tram Cal 322 0094 REGISTRATION $300 - $500 C O K E/P EP SI COUNTER PERSON F/T Start immediately tor a busy print shop Espenence a must Tru Dimensions Printing 336-4042 longwood CUSTOMER REP/RETAB. L A B O R F O R C E S TA F FIN G (407)831-5226 SHIPPER •17/hr Keep Inventory In Order VEND ING ROUTE Contractors S Truckers Make contact quickly, your state 4 N America New treighl matching sys 24 hrs 53/nvrt 1-444-444-4470 MCiVIsa S A L E S A S S O C IA TE Customer service, handle 5 Ime phones Altamonte Springs area STOGHr 55— B u s in e s s BEST Home Bustneas out there It you are venous about making money w/ no sea ol prod, no nv. no risk Can 262-3320 When Wa Wort h # a Party!! Buy S S*U Tupperwere. Free TnwnoG'tlV'Tnps 32I-S42I CABINET MAKER •155 Local Shop, Benefits O fiiv fr Car Hauwr w/ tip Class A COL CaS(*07)330-1540 Call Ttoday-Tha Parted Job it P Waning lor Voullt (44 0 77 )) 33 2 2 *2 0 4 4 DRIVE R-COL B Heavy Htmg Drugtmoka tree (407) 321-4834 Aaa lev fken 7NO SHUT ASSEMBLY RE COTON CORPORATIOFL the nations leading manufacturer/ dttrttutor ol etectrorvc accas tonaa. hat several opening* •n its Lake Mary tacMy lor 2nd shift assembly potdeni Hours are 4:00pm-1):30am. Mutt ba abU to M a mvwtsen ol 35 to* and stand for • hours Appry m person Al UNO Emma Oaks Trad. Laka Mary, a 32748 O w n Flatoad I t .000 SION-ON BONUS! •‘N E W Pay Package ■Ouatey Mom* TVna •Lata Modal Eouomem •Need COL-A • 6 mo* OTR ie y e * L i9 M i!4 § > i_ A BETTER JO * FOR To u t Juu Call Never a Fee1 HELP Personnel I T W O ol bang turned down lor credt? Learn where to obtain the best deal*-credit cards, em. bus loans, debt consolidation Rata* at low as SON. ns an­ nual leas. etc. H t W Enterpris­ es 323-1998 um um uBm — MSB ROUTES PAK> OAS.Y 0BUVER T W BELLSOUTH •REAL YELLOW PAGES' M YOUR OWN OW VKSETY C A M um na.M c. 14 or h M hour* a day BEGM CAUJNO TODAY TO RESERVE YOUR AREA •HomaWeaMy* •LayOver Plan* •Estra Slop Pay* "401K ReSremanf* •Hearth IrMFanoe* •Vacation Pay* •Rrtar Program* •Salabta Equo* t yr OTR asp /CUM A COL raq Piaasa Cal Sam to Spin 1-S0O-S74-906O Uon Fn Only EOE OPERATOR I I • 30 AM -400 PM MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY 0 0 A . me EOE T I ; I - 1*711-1 EARN 50% C O M M IS S lO N IIt ASSEMBLY •Apply by phonW24 hr Approval *N» Equity Required CsR Platinum Capful 600-623-6343/ Open 7 days 70— E d u c a t io n 4 T r a in in g Accredited Truck School CDU VATAApprv Job Asuai Wkend uaues Nabonal Truck School 1-S0O-486-7364 L IK E W O R K IN G W IT H P E O P L E ? BE A MEDICAL ASSISTANT. As • Marked Assistant amh an Associate ot Science degree, you wrt ha(p prepare patent* tor summations, conduct Import­ ant tests and perhaps even a** isl In minor surgery its a rewaning career f you kka betp*0 “ •ASSEMBLY WORKERS •MACHMS OPERATORS F I M T F L O R ID IA N arte 4 Home Insurance Co. te ll Heavy kftmg required 65 75 Plus Benefit*. Hokoay t Vaca­ tion Pay. MaOcai, 401K and much rttora Lake Mary area, work 1st S 2nd shift. M F some SakFdavs 330-4211 or coma by 3005 W. LA Miry Bhrd, *10S currently hae an opening In our Laka Mary odea lor a rnaS room and supply coordinator Raepontibames Inciude procaaamg in­ coming and outgoing mail, memum mg control ol leaf record* and omar buk copy requeament* TNe petition re­ quire* basic compiAer ikrte. »• tog skrts and good organuatonal MdM. Expirenc* operat­ ing • psttey Brown matt pro­ cessing machine a phis This position required bending, stooping S lifting Applicant must ba abie to hit and alack i£ to 50 toe. lAtTENTION CMA's---------------Come and Kkn our certng team ot Nurias and CNAs Escu­ lent benaltu Ertwttanced rac­ ed >:00pn* 11:00pm b*a. Please apply at person Oeiona Hsaitncsrs Ra habJiUfaon Center. 1851 Elkcam Bhrd. Deltona BOB (407) B0M021 For an mlarvisw tppcantitiant or aand taaiana to; P O Boa 958417, Laka Mary. Ftotldi 3279M417 AUTOMOTIV1 0CTMLERS Sardord/LongwoodOtando Oood Income PcSanbaJ BaneN* Altar 90 Days 7apfi Saaf 407-293-3055 AVON NEEDS taps • Vtrt area Bei Nan quaMy product*, awn good! I SM. Sea hours. 321-71B2 by Luis Cam pos paepw (u l and pmw* EachWMi,_______ Fadayt ckw ; iquwkC N Y O H DEPARTMENT HOURS 8 AM - 5 PM MONDAY • FRIDAY NOW ACCEPTING 3 2 2 71— H elp W anted EIRE RtENCED BOBCAT OPERATOR aVCOL License Call 323-348) _______ 7 Habits Store Frank in Covey Co d the prenv er provider ot prmcpte contend leaderihip and t.me and kte management product* and kerv c m We ara t w i n ) Part Time MW* aiaociatet tor cur Seminote Town* Canter itsye Wa value out atiooata* and Oder I tulowmg iiartmg payot 57 50hr piu* team mewntrva • FWitoW work K f w u n wdh Sundays oft • A yearly cmdl un al Frankkn Covey product* • Eicaaant Ttarvng vtCkKkng out kt* management It you are mte<e*led m yammg our team piaaie a«7y m par ton ai tha Nora o> can (407) 326 6566 *or mor# m*ormat«jn Owy apptcant* mntad to mter view wia be contacted No Fvrd party mqumet pieate AACOE &*nr**i INTERVIEWING NOW lor EatMr photo promotion at local mei Naad Manager*. Workare A Elater Burmiaa. C al 1- V V I « 1 rm-ta p o w— irpniny 4ai swR^BB ea ro t rvon J F T V S ’ K Large Lake M pany it Making Indnuum.. with 41 tambty t ip let. tt-. ? 3rd ehitu available Only mm prayer* need apply We otter tirt benalv* and paid bme oil For mor* totormabon ptaata cmtact COREStaX at 330 7789 or 6449675_________________________ INSTALLERS F/T A P/T. Metal tockiri S mekring CM 330-1000________ JANITORIAL POSITIONS AT SANFORO AIRPORT DynAk Barvteea, b«e a grow­ ing commercial aviatan ground sutVort company ia currently part-time tantorial personhtong p net torI venous khto* A l AppkCanta mutt provtoa a a tan year woth/echool history, pat* drug acraemng. understand English, and work a ha*tot* tchaoM* lo FUNDED B T T H t DEPARTMENT OF ELDER AFFAIRS COME WORK WITH THE £153 HI! CUSTOMER SERVICE REP Get in on th* ground Hunt ol a l**t paced rapidly gruimg company1 lAOOH H ilt I* M «k mg a hard wortmg vul motivat id perton who •* comcutw Her ate flaitM and * team player Eiceaent growth polenta' m #n ettremery tail paced irxhjUry Apply m perton at 2603 pate Dr between 9*m and 2pm <M>y or ta* r**,mw to 1407) 330 1496 Attn Branch Manager EOE We are currently hirmq tor 3. large Senior d compame* Them etthpame* a n g'uwvu) r*(Mliy and need dedicated hard wurkere Industrial eap i* preterred « you want great pay 1(57 OGhtipoteniia' ahet 6| rnomh*) Medical tmurance land part Tmw Oh CM u* rww* W i *i»o of'ir fieibie *h?l* 'Contact C O R E S TA ff *1 330 7769 tor more mformahon ••••WO-3416**" 100 • MEN S WOMfN NCEOCD OaJy work Oa<ty pay V#n<**e a PLUS N E E D C O M P A N Y VAN D R IVER W /VAN COME WORK WITH THt BEST LABOR READY ® WORK TOOAY4V.IO TOOAY Apply in peraon today 1151 S French Av* 123-434) L A B 0 R /G R O U N DS Upacaw retirement lommurnty m Lrmgwood has mvnerMin F T position a * e laborer Out>e* kuppotl tandteape craw i e mowing edging pruning *nd other Latxx type Oluw* No r • pe-ience necetiary praierred unortate with ground* u p e n anee For appt cai 407 4 620230*at330 EOE _______ ______________ MAKE MONEY with your own home baaed bunneit witn Shetiei A AT A T 7 n I r schedule BE YOUR OWN BOSS Can 330-6630 to ached iM in acpointmenl to fmd Out how" M ECHANIC Fc* Busy Meet 5e<>ve Shup HydUuioElectncakDmwN n penenci helpful longwood toulon Fu« Imw A benelit* and 401(K) C*S 3)6-7206 LABORERS NEEDED FOR UNDERG R OUN D U T IL IT Y C O N T R A C T O R H4ALIH ereurtANCt amo *01* MERRY MAOS HIRING Car S Ir vsanae M a t* ] , Wemenda FREE ?3l 5266 ■ti___ r m .-i— j vuinn* MOL WHO S A&6CMBLV Heavy khmg rwqured • 5. U I Stadmg pay 5**hr No arp re) Cal W ay al 330 1529________ IF Y O U D O N T E N ­ J O Y Y O U R JO B ... th e n ITs |u e t w o rk! Woridwida dutrtoutmn wa-e houta in Sanford teeang d* pendabw u n d d a ln w«h ecAd work hwtory to lead any um>ed punt* trom *a truck* No •• perienc* needed EacaWnt workmg conOtane m in i lOyaOn invwcmmint Choota either day aa night khJI *0 to 20 mtmediala pernvpart Imw poeitone open' Pieate apply ASAP wrti 2 tonne at ID Inter yqwt Mon-Fn. ism Spm EOE R B slO B fitlal C lB s n in g MOLLY M AD IS MRMQ F/T * IS-F * S-lpm 37-767-60 WW Tram 407-1 1007 NEWS PAPER DELIVERY wnh van Commercial route Sanked la>» Mary S57-70BQ__________ NEW S PAPER M IE R TE R S eeek end* only Santordlake Mary Must h-a.e trtniportaticn M7-70BQ._____________ Now he«u laperenced COOKS. SERVICERS S DISHWASH­ ERS. Top pay part vacation* aher 1 y«*' Medcii benetii* and a Drug Free Work place 4650 E SR 46 Wail Santord 407-130-7771 A 3770 Olanrtj Dr 17-93-Sanford. 407-3314306 D E N N Y I RESTAURANT. /, / 5/ /. \ / h N/ / l \ i > l-'h I S JL 636, 61101 1-774.7770 Get Behind the Wheel Delivery Drivers i : Pap* John's Pizza. tb« nation's fattest growing pizza delivery company, is now hmng lull and part-timednver*.Esm$7-t12/T)0ur. Youmuii be at least 16. have a reliable car with valid insurance, s good driving record and a positive go-getter attitude Apply m person at 2705 S. Orlando Dr. Sanford Phona: 325-7272 — ' C Equal Oppoditofy Enptoyar 1 POSITIONS AVAILABLE NOW! Apply In PtrBon at the: H I R E V U H C N L I I O . ' Better Ingredients. Better P im . E A R N FU LL-TIM IE PAY FDR P A R T -T IM E W O R K Seminole Herald X F I IO Q Q O Q O O O O O Q Q : LABOR RITE We ofler beirung. and undortna. Stop by wustrabv* officas Mon­ day through Fnday from 10 AM Ah appkunM 3 P M .1 0 Ml OiS i cason For i th#M potmpnft 323-3463. tocaled at 2747 O x ofhce* at* k Cartier Aeenua, Sanford, Florida 32773 — 300 N. French Ave. (807) 823-1330 f i t H I T V H *********** INDUSTRIAL U F X D C Y O I F M . ’ K C Y M K LAEJOfl fiIT S ckeirtoutort Procaea orders 'from home Ready caah. atari-up tut ahq> la*. MAS. 530 00 check/mo 10 CALYPSO VARIETY. 1458 N Lakemont Av* Wnter Pate. FL 32792______________________ L N R I X ' K H T F C R F 8 K , ' ASSEMBLY/ PRODUCTION lOAbCM SU»*.OAOtR5 WAFFLE HOUSE H IR IN G A L L S H I F T S Cook* S Server* F/T or P T Appry vi person 4740 W SR 46 ________ (407) 323-4660________ HONEST, DEPENDABLE maid a ititU n ti needed for houie cleaning 5 dayVwee*. 7-5 CM 334-11F7_____________________ V YOU WANT MORE FROM A JO B THAN A PAYCHECK, PLEASE CALL 33341TB. City C d b g & S53EaatHwy43B.su 200 Casaaturry. FL 32707 Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q O Q Q Q W O R KERS N EED ED ! Due to etpanunn large Laka Mary company firing Furl Tima Associates Wait bam you lo earn you potential CM Today! 407-6 31-M il Y • X F R O N T D E S K CLER K/ N IG H T A U D IT O R Apply to person Oayt Inn Saniord 4650 W ill SR 46 ASSO CIATE TR A IN EE FR AN K LIN C O V E Y 71— 111i r W a n u i i 71— Hm- W anic d Th e Sanford Herald needs CARRIERS for established routes In the Sanford area. All you need Is dependable transportation, organiza­ tional skills and afternoon availability in order to begin a great new jobl fW itla m a CELEBRITY CIPHER *R 407/831 -9 9 3 3 hour* IN o m t •Day or Etwnmp Oaria* •FnanaA Art tor Those WhoOuatty •Graduate Placement Assm - .-_- Famaaac Same Hae Salon ha* two vnmackate opaneig* Mi M he. A e«p Cal Anna at 323 9045 IM M EDIATE OPENIN GS WARNMGI Do not H o rn UntB You Mad this f r e e Report! Cai 1-SSI-251-6431 axl 301. 24 hrs tor ■ FREE Recordad Message A Report 407/322-2611 38 people needed eerxw* about toeing Earn 5500 P/T to 55500 F/T Cal now 128 6496 61— M o n e y t o L e n d ATTN: HOMEOWNERS Borrow 528.000 •(100,00 To* Many MUsT •Pay oil tvgh aiMrset end* cards ORLANDO •51.000Stgn-OnBarkia' * •Ouaaty Home Time •Lata Model E quprw i«l/' •Need COL A 4 6 moa OTR ECXMMerSOO-Stt-SSM Man-Wpwwi haaiva* Skrtwa* 7rA orPart-fme Anwcarq eke* aa I I ywan ad cv • D IR E C T L E N D E R S ' 52.500-550.000 Conaofcdatona, Cash Loams Bad erect* No problem S E M IN O L E aoo-res a 763 A C C O U N T A S S O C IA T E Qreat opportunity with growing national ttaSmg company Salas. C/S S face to lace cold caikng Base, commission s benalitt Fn Resume S salary Raq 10(407)631-2919 ao TO PLACE AN AD_CALL Drrvare Flatbed •fCttr PAY PACKAOFI 5 * — F in a n c ia l S e r v ic e s ERASE RAO CREDO LEGALLY lor putt 621 00 Me* ChecVmo to CALYPSO 1454 N lAkemors Ava. winter Park. FL SZ.’VZ________________________ ADJUSTMENTS * CREDITS In tho evont ol an ortot, tho Sommolo Herald will bo tosponsibto tot the first insertion only and only to tho eitonl of tho cos! of that insertion Plcaso chock ad for accuracy Iho firs! day i! funs ORLANDO COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY 2600 Mercy Drive Orlando A P P T C O O R D IN A TO R *S&hou» to START •2nd Shrh S Wkrtd NO SELLING' W-ntn Park, sal delivery appt* light B E skJls O lT O R T V N IT IIS Distributing phone cards No anpenence necessary For more information send a SASE 10 Primetime Communications, PO Bo. 694365, Miami. FL 33269-1355___________________ P rice P er L in e P re p a id O nly Responsible tor pertormog preventive maintenance and light lepav work on our tkesef and gasoline pow w d vebictet Must have own loots and possess a CDL class "A* li­ cense ASE cerWeahons de­ wed We oner competanre pay and e« recent benefits Apply vt person Monday Friday 8 30 am to 4 0 0 pm EOE Worn en and mnonties are encour­ aged lo apply A S SE M B LY /W A R E H O U S E Production 6 delrrery hep also tor N E Orlando company Long* Short term 56-7-Ttt Temphur Ber-sNe Trans Care ALL HOURS 10 yrs e«p m chad dovetoyment Reas rate* meals mcl Fun ptay room 324-0513 DEADLINES FLEET M EC HA NIC ALONE? FL's RESPECTED Dating Bureau to* SENIORS, Esiab 1977 1-600622-4477 H e r a l d Tue sda y Ihru Fnday 12 Noon tho day botoro publication Sunday 12 Noon Friday 5 1 * 3 po* avaH Avg 5 <5 50hr, Sal • comm Sanford based pool heating leader No coto caikng Fkrtng immed FiT 6 P T Call Misty S.-nattier 323-7070 ait. 212 i n o l e CLASSIFIED AD RATES TAROSALES IN T R A I N I N G 600216 6433 FAMILY PET S e m ~ CLERK/FtECEPTIONIST Must have e«P m Windows A posse** good phone skats Fas Resume to 407-323 2241 or mail lo 650 Hickman Cud#. Santotd. FI 32771 G IF T O F LIFE 23— Lost & Found Legal Notices 71—H Sanford, FL J H K C . Perfect For Retired Persons Or As A Second Income! PR EVIO US SO LUTIO N': ‘ A rtis ts, b y dafioKton Im tooBnt, don? steal. B ui (hay do borrow w ithout giving b a c k * — N ad Roram I t �71— H elp W anted P/T CASHIERS & CDL DRIVERS Mutt htv# COL Meant*. Apply In Ptrton: 700 French Ava, Sanford Scotty's ■PART-TIME EMPLOYEES* Who It looking lor titra Incoma. Minimal dayl>ghl hoon I approI ivw k) Involve* Hftlngtorderlng ot product. MUST BE RELIABLE SEND RESPONSE TO: Blind Bo i A T O B o ilH T , Sanford. FI 12T7M M 7 PART-TIME OFFICE ASSIS­ TANT Sanford Doctors office t t W E 8 12 A'or 2 6 *6 60/hr leave message al J J J O J J I “ PHONE PROS Salary ♦ comm • bonus F/T or PCT Reined atmosphar* smok­ ing ok DnbtMf or Mae 767 9270 KoEndm RECRUITER Tor Irr hn.cai staffing lirm Data salary • commission A benefits Preferred previous ekpenence but and bam the nrtd candrtate Fat faauma lo: IC7-U1-04SS or caM 4076210011 for mom detail*.________ RECEPTIONIST For Tanti me Sams Hair Sakm Need people person ml good prone skat Cal Anna al 323 9045________________________ warnm iwntLicliTT luTnwc R a a a e a m J il (407) 869-0444 Now Hiring for Ssmlnols County Sates Associates Assistants Fu4 Time A Pan Tme We pey tor E ape nance Eiceltenl Benefits Cal our 24 hr Jab Ltn* kxll,' 1-400-711 -JOBS EOE m R IG H T H A N O M A N Need* 75 svorkara dally. '11 aign an bonwa la new am’Eitra pay M driver* 'Open | am M l Dogtrack Rd. Lsngeead 340-410* 71 — H W elp SERVICE TtC M M C U N To rape* A m a rtin K-Ray Nm processors tnrougnoul Central Florida Drugtmo** Ira* Call 4076216414 aak for Rich. SEWING MACH OPERATORS Large Sanford compan.es cur­ rently seeking nOviduait ertn industrial sewing machm* and ipraacwr/cunar eip •ORE AT PAT •MOM-FRL FULL TM E •HOURLY M V •GREAT BENEFIT* B4CLU0B40 Please corHacl CORESTAFF at 330-7789 for an appeedmeni S T E N S T R O M R E N TA L S SANFORO 4/2 Dm rm CHA comer lot storage $7M/$700 CASSELBERRY 3/2 Carport scm preh. C H A 17501750 OSTEEN V I On 4 acres well A septic eal m kit $540/1500 NORTH LAKE VILLAGE 2ft Condo lake access mi trptc port lease ml opt 1540/1500 JIM DOYLE (407) 322-2420 WE NEED MOUSES TO RENT ent 117— C o m m e r c i a l EFFICXNCV R entals Mad serv - convenient localon __________ 323600* ________ FURNISHED ROOMS-Ai ufts n d Laundry phone and kit uae 1*5 190 a week 324 4955 LAKE MART Attractive turn room w’cable. laundry kitchen prkr. Please cal 324-14*2 LEASE Prime showroom A waiehouee $10 970 v j ft SR 441 frontage 407 578 2500 OfReii Space AvaMaM* tor Lease. Sanlord Commerce Clr totaled at Park Ave A 75lh St 7 suites appro* 3 000 si A 8 500 St $9pst per year Parking is abundant Ca* John Day al Strictly Commercial Lie Real Brokers 407648-0130 OfFICE/WHSI 3 000-15 000 si From $3 sf Prime toCAhon Mwy 17 92 Sanford f rt from Aeporl Bhd Cab 124-4440 JinVSuk 95— R o o m m a t e anted 4 BORM No pets 1300vnon nd all 1200 Oep GmeayrSanlord 96— R c t i r i m e n t RESTAURANI FOR LEASE Ful (Xtoentty aparatrig fy equpped ec C a t;121 5223 tor drtaes H om es DCLTONA/SANFORO AREA Re tvement apt to* rent Beautiful 2/1. eal n kl tSrvng tm. lg kv rm etieefchae accastOe Hand­ rails in bathroom. tu»y *u"V housekeeping, hurting a-de Lpan request Tuns ponded to DR office hosp4al etc Nested bfen Cotomtaa Med Center A West VcHu s h Memcal Center Greet SfkR irg area *975mon Cal 407 313 7004 fB S " B i B — ■ 9 9 — A rA R T M E N IS * 118— O f MCE S p a c e F o r R ene A MOVE M SPECIAL" 400 sq ft A up* $265 A MONTH Office Storage 1210120 or 331 2554 OFFtCLWFICE~WARf HOUSE Now A . t u r e Guankan Personal Star torage Cat tor detail* 57S 2500 SANFORO OFFICE SPACE 1 tune* avMlabM • 1100 SF A 1100 SF 407 121-7004 s iie d I OREAT LOCATION* 1 * I Bdrma S17I-S4M Mon 1216112 141— H APARTMENT LOCATOR* Never a tea. 1 om es Fo r S a l e R^VIKK H i .i l l y H i t s o u r c e s MOVE-4N-CONO. 3 1 5 New car pet A paint N<* yard enci kort porch $55 000 Aa Is DEO* CALLAWAY. Raaflor (407) 1146111. E i t 105 GROUNDSKEEPER WANTED M A R IN ER 'S V IL LA G E RF/V1KK u w ik M i aonw f r ’ OMO J KlUU MtokKI AhO UP ' 323-4670 •• H t'.iJ ty R e s o u r c e ': . O R O V M E W *7. eatm M l up­ graded master suite neat to park Make often M 3 000 DC DC CAUAWAV. ~ (407) 1746111.Ert. 10$ NOTHMO BUT TM* FtNEST for root Gaffvww Apts on Rneherl Rd A 46A. U Mary Al apt hemes wr p»-v |i*rmk-garages Stale of the art acimty l.mess taewty Open today Stop out o> cal 102 2007 to* ■ personal Show 59---------------------------------ROBCLEA VELAS m Specter - 84fA*4anffk HUO OKAY 407-1SB4611 — vacan t — 4/1 wen ettra fenced tot l Toots E bans rag Cal 3106541 NOTICE Al lentil and raal estate adver­ tisements are subtaci to the Federal Fa* Housing An whcti makes 4 aagal adrartisa any preference mutation. or (kscrimination based on race, col­ or, rekgion. sea. handicap, lamdal sums or national ongm SA^6A6 in frame. Mg' lot' CH A. sat dish $45K hted up $39 900 at ■ 695 5151 u f/ iu tn black MATTRESS SALE - Full sue used boi springs A mattress $65 00 Larry’s Mart 3226132 la i£ t om es 153— A Fo r S a l e BY OWNER. Sanford V2 pool rptin.shed. new roof. lanced back yard $69 000 0 6 0 Call tor more mtarmalcm 122-1187 creage L o t Fo r 199— P e t s & S u p p l ie s 11.5 ACRES Osteen are* Fiver access Owner Imancmg Only $55 000 Ca* 132 9695 BUILDtNQ LOTS oft *27 •rros* from Surtand E Kates 1216212 or pgr 4446594 SANFORO Rent M own 3 bdrm. 2 bath. 1/4 acre tof. Special Government financing Owner agent. 24 hour recorded mat sag* 302-9M2 DELTONA 10 acres Ideal tor rncibat hemesde horses cattle terming or nursery* Zoned agri­ cultural $3 900/ACRE Sm down w ‘owner Imance 704 7471772 or 904-7176472 ST J04fN* RIVER 2 acres V2 5 Tree* fireplace, dock much mere $204 000 3499750 At I tlROuhl I HIIMIS VI NtllHI I PROP! M ill S GENEVA 10 meet East of San lord BeeiAt.4 h»)h A dry wood ed 1/2 acre plus toft Country Roads $15500 14* 7*44 LAKE 'HAR NEY T o Acres lk Harnay Woods I X 000 20 rrvnt to SantoTO 407-2*4-5270 OAKRIOOC FARMS Osteen Oefinna are* to acres deal tor horses ot cams term Motwe home or hometse Zoned egn $44 900 Fnancmg I r U wr sm down payment (904) 7476100 LAKE MARY Cutl Wt 37 dm Gmbeft prmd $99600 RENOVATED New crpL-pamt app405'A AA hen nays g*/e bo A deck $54 *00 ■C POOL Pr* Ir t c lo a M w rVvfem 7 car gar epd $44000 V I .$ Renovated Cera me kW I K tys. Inert yd $54,100 MARKHAM WOOOS 5 * bd 3 bam t 2 acres Over 3100 aq ft Lw'anfam, arm pool $1*4J00 155— C o n d o m i n i u m s Fo r S a l e SANOLIWOOO-171 Upstart New appl A C H A dvwr todks port New pamtearpet Reduced to $25200 C M 322 9315 157— M UPGRADED TOWNHOUSE m Pm* Rdg* Club 1 bd 2 A 1/2 bath New tile, new carpeting f .eryThmg better n new' Lake troofOiry $62 000" STENSTROM REALTY. P4C (407) 1211420 WERE SELLING HOMES Cal a Santoro tpeoavtt Jermgan pmoedes A»a tor Dot WMler123-116$ or 110-12$$. FOUND BLACK A WHITE DOG CALL TO IDENTIFY. 121-1777 211— 14 ■ 44 M SpM 1990 Skykn* Oaa Spmgs Obi rocl toed $72,500 MOOCRM FURN A Antiques 1 PIECE or Whole Household S ale arage S ales WANT TO GET RIO OF ALL THAT STUFF? A YARO SALE s the perfect way to do that and me Senwnoto Herald can brmg people to you d o « AAerosa yoi* saw m me Sembtote Hereto t orortytSI / kn* and watch me .tem* wav* wh*a me money comes to Cal by Noon on Tuesday and r » / 5 kne ad can run tor mree days to me Haraid tor ONLY $9.1411 A4 *a ask i* that you prepay m# ad Ca* ut-we can hmp" J407^ 322-2611 ^ ‘ APPLIAMCE STORE, in.. 1 l M- 5outh " • * (IwbU* 4t11S.Hi). 17-12,Canton . ; : * RiowLionad t fUtuB Wisbt'i. OrytfS, RrirtMntort i$ k Onhieti Fieri PROFESSIONAL lor EAT employ profasktorial and benefits Consider ih* career of Dantal Aaatstng Format aducaBon of 1900 hours. Laaang to Bute and Nanonai Work In a tost - ,* 1 technical, ever career m ih* alkad k> of I Orange 14 mda Tack iwanL ACT A48 TBSB. ast 7 M b you am aftaady in tie -wart place, ready to ra-entar or lust looking to Pro lulur* they nkva • program daaignad lor FM M o . P.|. M PALMPOINT, SANFORD • Smg't Story Design • No On* Btkw or Abov* • Energy • Efficient Studio. 1 & 2 Bedroom r? ATIo/dabt* Apartments • rn*ndty. On S«U. Deptndabf* Managem*fll CJ • Aim Stong*. Pnvau Patn &Mon! ^ Sanford Court Apartments 3291 8 . Sanford Av*. • Sanford 3 2 3 -3 3 0 1 n MO.00 SC ountrq C h a rm ] city convenience 2 5 3 -A d d h io n s & R e m o d e l in g NEW RCMOOCL REPAIR Doors, windows, carpentry, s*Vm decks A concrete S G Baknt CBC19880 32316832! 5 2 56-A p p l ia n c e R e p a ir •NOFESBIONAL Sam* day/ w>t day service on at ap Xkancas Low rat**, formerly ml Sears Accptmg VtaaWCDisc/ UAEX Cal Rchard 281-0530 tetwerfe Instantboni Wtn*Vnt. Lem VB, graphic*, on-ad* r*nng Reat 407674-1SH 2 6 2 -C a b i n e t s r u c k /B u s e s / V a n s 1507 Eliot St Books, house­ hold ferns clothes etc YARD SALE Sat 2/7 at 460 461 A 454 FVvervvrw Ave Behind lake Mon­ roe Inn DON’T MIS3 THIS ONE Clocks Tonka Toys, vaseline glass table saw listing tods, coo coo dock, much more Come Early* Alum. Cans Copper / Brass l Recycling: 121-0004 414 W. Flrsl-*4/F 4-5. Sal f-1 Fo r S ale 97 CHEVY S10 ert cab pick-up Leer cap Bed »ner. 10 rack CO, AM/FM w/tape. AT/PS Almost new *16 500 hrm 110-1281. 238— V e h ic l e s W anted CASH $$$ PAID! For Junk Cars. Trucks A Misc1 HTTP AMERICA MAUTirtn m 24 0 — B o a t R entals FISHING BOATS FOR RENT Stading at $30 A up Also 24’ Ftonloon Cat 330-1612 241— REC. V e h ic l e s / C a m p e r s Fo r S ale is c e l l a n e o u s WHEELCHAIR Like new $200 l g backtrace new Portable sew-ng mach ml table $200/ 0 6 0 Can 322 5924 WOLFE TANNINQ BEDS TAN AT HOME Buy DIRECT and SAVEt Commercialhome un«S from $199 00 Low Monmfy Payments FREE Color Catalog Cal TODAY 1600-711 -0158 1997 ROYALE TRAILER. 46 •eel. *e» comared front Mert­ en. tn arte 5 awngs. 2 efectnc SHIS 16 ft A ft ft. Al options Cost $461k) asking $29<k) Like new *41624-073* ROYAL VOYAGER Presidential 1994 32 ft rear bed. awning, lots of storage Many eitras. non-smoker, eic cond Priced to set Cat 330-7462 WAREHOUSE SPACE Warehouse space for rent, 1,250 sq. ft., part of larger warehouse area. 24 hour access. Located behind Seminole Herald newspaper building. Truck loading dock available at no additional ' cost; No lease required. For more Information, call Frank Voftoline at the Seminole Herald. 322-2611 * 2 7 5 -D r y w au . DRYWAUtTUCCO Repan Wa» A CetriQ Tt rtixas Matched Popcorn 1226114 2 7 8 -H a n d y M an U BUY-IT- 1 Will Aatambf* ft*l Appf.toys’ent ctr/etc Local house cal* I7S-10S3 2 7 9 -H a u l i n g HAUUNOI1 Resrt bash, garage clean outai RaaaonatMe RawaH ... 349-9658 280* H o m e I m pro vem ents CHARLES D. (Dan) kKLLER wIRa /J f £QJ, P W Comm, remodel, edtlaons. repad MC. VISA 407620-1741 A-Z LawTech Drvtxc* $55. Custody $75. Bankruptcy $75, Nam* Chang* $55. Etc. 24 hra (407) 522-0347 http JhawwjnlndaprtngxonV -tawkacfV E-Z PARA SERVICES Dfeerea IIOVWMa ISO CaM (407) M4-027114 hra. 3 0 0 -P r e s s u r e C l e a n in g 281- I r r i g a t i o n 4 c Dacks'Walks'Onvet'Homes' 'Bukckngs-ReVComm'Fre* EsV LMc/Wiaur Steam Factory 2 6 9 -C l e a n i n g S e r v ic e s R e p a ir Kn>nl • VulU-ytvMll • KparUIn* I toot • Ti-nnb Couru JOVE WOUT Specials HomW Me. —Praaaut* Waahmg— Free ttt 302-7220 or pgr 372-3110 2 8 5 -L a n d s c a p i n g PMeeaiorMi MeM Sarvtoea Homet/Otc/CondtVApart Wtoya-wklyWo ‘ “ ' USCdNSUR 407-114-7A41 40761*6174 401 C o u n try L a k e Apartm ents * at 2 88-L e g a l S e r v ic e s CARPENTER Al Home Tfaecunmgiprunmg Landacap* grtdmg Topsodhl ckr<gr*Y*1 Backhoe-boocat Raaaonabf* rata*. RANCHRBNTALB 407611-1449 ** * :• OREO GROSS LAWN SERVICE RESCOM QUALITY CARE FREE EST 121-091*. repays, painting t ceramic Me Richard Oroat 3215972 APOLLO CLEANHO SVC ComnvRasrt OuaWy Svc/Salrslaction guar LkVln* 3216944 • IS O -5204 2714 SUNSCAPC LAWN MOMT Free EaUmetaa/Low Rata* >20-7174 DUN RITE Raa/Comm Fra* a*L UcAna. Mafor credit cards acoap4ML»16123 1BDRM/1BATH I N t e .l t 2 BDRM/1 BATH 1028 m . tL 2 BDRM/2 BATH 1128 m . «• * S e r v ic e s HANOVMAN Painting, concrat*. dry wal. ramodeling. lanovi kon* Cel 2*2 7049 A modal* New complete 4 ton* eyatam-Spacfal 8950321-3717 • S|ukIou* Aiurimrnu tklUt taifr CkwrU • ULr n Lk :*CGCO*7>14*12?7202 DAVOKEY CONSTRUCTION A* CLEAMHO SVC RaakV xvnm Fra* art 324-0327/w pgr or nvned raapona* 999 3961 A M A B M fT M M 2 8 7 -L a w CaM Ih* Baatii Fra* Estimates Great tannea RaarComm Ca* X2S-77M UX TYPE CABINETS-rrtac*/ moodTrace/wa* unit countertop/ Joora new calmets 12464*0 Call to see Ifyou qualify for this opportunity tq own a new home. * o il 235— T . m C o n s u l t in g INCLUDING LOT MEDCO DEVELOPMENT -pftc* of $73.990twBt 8% FHAI « 30 yft. APR *t> SEIZED CARS irom *175 Porsche*, Cadillacs. Chevys, BMWs. Corvettes Also Jeeps tw o's Your area To* Free t800218 9000 Ert 2206 lor current listings____________________ to The SAT 8^00-7 IWaahtre 4 Dryer* 2 6 1 -C o m p u t e r * 7 3 pS S O 4 0 7 - 3 3 9 * 8 7 3 3 •9 EAGLE STATION WAGON AC. PW. PLCrutse, 66(k) origi­ nal miles $1995 323-0540 W*OfferMordiMt Buuty andVika! I? O MOVE-IN SPECIAL WANTED: indrvrtutoa who are 81 OLDS CUTLASSS Run* Good. $300. Rrm. Call 339-9413 y o u r In L u c k l W tT M 1 Y 8 . U U M M Select your tot at SAT f -3 Remmgton Oaks sub Crossings Lake Mary Fo r S ale lUJ 1/2 MONTH FREE RENT » NEIGHBORHOOD SPRING FLING YARO SALE! OFFICE WrSrort vww located M Hddan Harbour Manna m the Port of Sanlord Approi 1800 sq ft SISOOmon baas rant Cal 407372 1610 2 6 3 -C a r p e n t r y TO P M V . BENEFITS, raald S comm OFWP Apply Sanlord Electric 2S22 S Part Dm* R l-IW _______ r e m in g t o n “ o a k s 159— R e a l E s t a t e W anted AANFbfaO Handyman s i l l ” I Of V I block. C H A S20K Worth $55K liked Great rental 895-5151 iLECTTMCIANS A Helper* Everything must go Take Lake Btvd oft 46A. loltow signs to 501 Crystal View North 8 2. S*t Only 223— M 217— G PARK AVI. MOMJE PARK Mom#* $3000 to 56 000 Setup Fmanqng Q U ID SH-M41 L o t Fo r GARAGE SALE MOVING SALE ars 78 MERCURY COUGAR Need! little work Must See1/, New tires/mag i/mag wheels $500 firm 12* 620$ 904-77«-231V4076*0-l$ll •V OWNER. 19*5 2/1 ready to mova to yoie tot $2 500 0 6 0 OeDdeonOtton MI-1141 ADULT PARK Fu*y fi*ntahad. eiceiwnt condbon Raasona&hr preed 11753712*4 ESTATE SALE A N T IQ U r/ C o U E C T lB lE S (4 0 7 ) 8 3 4 *7 0 7 2 m W b U v b p t n M B tv d . 4 * 4/tO acre* Reduced to $5*600 BEVERLY ■ MA90M REALTY (407)1 231— C 2750 Country Club Rd Every­ thing must go-being forced to move Feb 6.7 8 A 13,14.15 Sat Only, 8am-? Furn. baby items etc Maytav CC area 300 Lake Bird. 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DAY BED White Vclonan style with 2 twin mattresses A trundk) Never used $300 *07844-9954 Home* bom perinea on $t Oeknquent Taa. Repot RE Ok Your Are* To4 Free (1) BOO IIS 9000 Eat H 2206 tor current kst mgs MOTIVATED SELLER LAKE MARV area V2 spkt plan home beauti U treed lot nn a cui-de sac C/A. updated ap pfiancet WD hook-ups. fenced back yard eal m • kitchen w'cararrvc Me Ap ppomtment only $79 900 Call 124-$ 14* OR 70464$•402. NO REALTOR* PLEASE. & b' e DS ORTHOPEDIC FIRM SETS with 5 year warranty Nev­ er used Twin $75 Full $95 Oueen $115 King $165 Call 4076846954 Re al Estate, dec GOVERNMENT FORECLOSED p p l ia n c e s Call 471-731* Osteon 103— H o u s e s U n f u r n is h e d S400 DOWN—WHY RENT? Whan you can own Put 3 bdrm home ml CHA. new pa*it A car­ pel 7 Aak about HUO homes' The HUkman Group, Inc. IlMftKRek—w J E L E t t l— LAKE MARY 2/1 1485/ifion * 1485 dtp Sanlord. 2/1 $195 mon * $495 dep No Pat* Cal 321-59*8 181— A BED-QUEEN •Atong Laf— 111600 Acre* Com1_$af .*00 "T T a M STO R K DISTRICT 1/1 Scm pabo. hardwood toon, fireplace C H A W O hook ups Spacious D M O U i Raaffy 111-14*5 to ic e - c p e A / M 230— A S ales arage 4 FAMILY SALE wrought iron canopy and premmr ortnopedc set ffever used. stiN bored Cost $1200 Sell $325 Needa repaes Onfy $59 900 5ANF0R0 1 BORM secured carnage house appt A*. ap­ pliances S27Vmo • sec NO PETS SINOLE PERSON ONLY Appty at 915 W Fesl anted ,t WH£N ym he H om es ELDER SPRINGS Oft SR 427 ?bdrm, untom $957kk • $125/ dep Ca* 333 3984 or see man- SHINGLE INSTALLERS WOFL-TV It seeking a part km* master control operator at our Lake Mary laaldy PraNr automatron atpananc* The hours of true position ar* 6 00 pm-a 00 am. Friday through Sunday Send roams lo Personnel Man­ ager. 3S Skyline Drive Lake Mary, FI 32746 Resumes must b* racerved by 03/2<V9# No o b il e 217— G Estate F u r n it u r e Fo r S ale 141— H 107— M WEEKLY RENTALS Starling • tTTfwk Histone Downtown 330-4473 mKSBEWE__________ T SANFORD 1 A 2 bdrm apis Historic Dist. con* local ion From 128571**! 3216757 93— R o o m s F o r R e n t SEMINOLE LANOSCAPING NOW WRING i*»)L oo eal INVESTOR BUYING HOUSES PLUMS or LEMONS Charfl* 449-7247 CAT vVeP'a1' SANFORD 2500 B* OA Ave 3/ 15. sing gar, C H A. i525mon . 1525/dep S89-4788 Lv mess SANFORD V I Appl Inert yd W/ D hook-up. CH'A no pets $575 • dep Calf 321-4881 __ SANFORD Doit House 2/t. fenced yard spacious. $525700 » dep Avail V I 323-4540 Fo r R U n il r m 159— R n f u r n is h e d W WORK FROM HOME *962 15 947/mo P T F T Free booklet 1-800-J7J-81A8 www wfhonbne.com W Seminole Herald, Sanlord. Florida • Friday, March 6. 1998 ■ 7B KIT 'N ' C’ARI.VI.E ® hy l.urn TYrlRhl ouses- LAKE MARY-AM new 2 bdrm suites W' He baih tut kitchen W O . C H A , 50 ft side porch, landscaped $900-’mon 137 E Crystal Lk Ave Call 322 9432 WAREHOUSE PERSON Needed lor large greenhouse Wd be responsible for shipping’ receiving Mutl be capable ol lifting al least 50 Ibd and wort long. net*** hours Forklift eip helpful Apply In person 6770 W SR 48 Sanford WAREHOUSE POSITIONS: SHippma, r e c e i v w o . PICK­ ING. PACKING AND WAHEHOUSING • RECOTON COR­ PORATION, the nations lead­ ing distributor'manufacturer of electronic accessories, has Immediate openings m ns Lake Mary lacwnes tor 1a1 and 2nd thin warehouse. Hour* allabla: 7:00*m-l:Mpm. 4 00am-4 30pm and 4:00PM12:10AM Must be able to HI • minimum of 50 tot on a contin­ uous basis Forkkfl eipenence preferred Starting rale SS 75 1st shift. S5 95 2nd shift “ Mutt pass math test Apply m person at 2950 Lake Emma Road Lake Mary FL EOE. For 256 apt canmsevry .rated n Sanford F/T poMt-n Good BanaMs if mieraetod cal 322 CALL 322-8133 U •ICURITY OFFICER JOB Training Armed S Unarmed Brantfy A Aaaoc. 834-7444 ROOFERS WANTED Hafpart Also Musi hav* bans porlakcn (64 322 1449_________ LA N O tC A P C R l - Fu* hma, t tiring pay 16 0017 OONr ■M U R K IER S T* T IM B4» TALLER* • experience pretarred 16 00 17 OOhf lo start OHWCRS • lor dump truck COL r*dd Ful Ten# N T T WORN and aqupmenl op­ erator Fu* Tima 103— H anted — t 2 8 7 -L a w n S e r v ic e s a a a g r a s s m a s te r s Al same** providad Dependable and altordatfa -Cal tor Free 308— T e r m it e R e p a ir DAMAGE REPAIR SPECIALIST 4076U6477 312— T ree S e r v ic e CNKAPf CHEAP! Tie* ramovak pnjrungVyactions/totai landacapmg LRcdnaur H I DON P1CKREM TREE SVC Traa/slump ramoval Fra* ast Ucadnaur. 129-7141 �as •Seovnolo Herald. Santord. Florida Friday. March 6. 1990 by Chic Young BLONDIE Hip prosthesis should fit well D K A It D lt G O T T M y 4fi ye a r old husband re c e n tly unde rw e nt a hip replacement operation that left him I 1/2 inches taller on the operated side His knees an* not even. Th e surgeon, after ordering a lift for his shoe, won't pay any attention to him Is this dis­ crepancy common after hip surgery? D K A It It K A D K H : N o. it isn't Som eone m essed up O rd in a rily , o rth o p e d ic su rg e o n s m ake great efforts to match the prosthetic hip to the opposite, norm al hip When per formed properly, the surgery should result in two legs that are of equal length N othing is perfect, however, and after the surgery, there may be a fraction of an inch discrepancy An inch and a half is monumental While you r husband can probably learn to compensate for the disparate lengths ibv using a lift and altering his gait), this surgical complication is likely to result in future hip and back pain I suggest that he be esamined by an orthopedic super* pecialist at a major hospital center While replacement of the ill fitting prosthesis m ay be an option, there may he other alterna lives too In my view, a second opinion D K A It D K G O T T : M y two g irls , ages B and 10. have inverted nipples Is there a procedure to correct this’ Will they be able to nurse their own DR. GOTT PETER GOTT. M.D. children? twice a day. O nce the skin reaction has disappeared, use only high quality gold earrings — no chcapies or silver types. If an allergy is to blame, your ears should Ik *fine thereafter If infec­ tion is the c u lp r it, y o u r lobes w ill again bother you At that point, you'll have to de cide w h e th e r o r not to forego pierced ears altogether is mandatory T o givi you more information. I am se n d in g you a copy ol m y H e a lth Iteport "A n Info rm e d A p p ro a ch to Surgery ” O th e r readers who would like a copy should send *2 plus a long, sell addressed, stamped envelope to p .O llo* 2017. M u rra y H ill Station New York. N Y 10156 Be sure to men lion the title D K A It IMt C iO T T I've developed a soreness and a seepage w h ere m y ears are pierced Th e reaction invan ably occurs with e a rrin gs in place, and lessens when they are out M y podiatrist told me it was a yeast con dilion that would never clear up and gave me salve, which hasn't helped What do you think"’ D K A It ItK A D K H I think that your |xidialn*t should limit his practice to the leet Infected e a r lobes are a com m on consequence of ear piercing, because the integrity of the skin is altered and bactena can enter the holes In such cases, the lobes can become hot. red and swollen T h e situation is aggra vated by the presence of e a rrin g s , which provide a n v s s for the bacteria However, there is another possibili tv Y ou m ay be a lle rg ic to ce rta in 37 Actor Oulager 36 Olve off (heat) 1 Medicinal root 40 Close a 7 TV's — Wblta falcon's eyes 12 Spanish float 41 Wide ahoe size 13 Auto safety 42 Capital of device (2 wds.) Oregon 14 Make untidy 44 Fr. holy woman (2 wds.) 45 Lively dance 15 Delaware 46 Chinese philosophy Indian 16 Powerful Obstruct explosive 61 Qrooved (abbr.) 55 Lessened 17 School org. 56 It's for the I t Common birds! 57 Nostrils 21 General Powell 56 Crave 23 Naval sddr DOWN 26 Charged peri Ides 1 I think. 26 Rockflsh 26 Vase 2 Opposite of 30 Outalde imb. form) suees of ruin 3 Printers' units v 4 Group of 33 Cheese dish 36 Greek peek D K A It ItK A D K H M any prepubes cent g irls have in v e rte d nipples However, once the children begin to mature, their nipples will enlarge and assum e the n o rm a l co nfig uratio n under the effect of female hormones. In some instances, the nipples remain inverted, however, when the women later become pregnant, the surge of hormones usually corrects the invrr sion. m a k in g bre a st feeding easy Don't consider a surgical procedure at th is tim e D u rin g the next lew years, your daughters' breasts should develop normally I IV I VKWSPm.H KNTO tm sE ASSN ACROSS Answer to Previous Puarta U IS u M E E 0 1L□ E nran□ T N S □ o n nan □□□□□n □□□□□□ 6 Capers' org. 10 Short sleep 11 Birthday figure 13 (M Swiss mountains 15 Ferocious 16 Site 20 Disioyai 22 Type of soup 23 Worries 24 Adjusted beforehand 25 A lareduced erica (2 w d s ) XT Wooden tub 32 Oewn goddess 34 Moreover 38 Pictured 36 Set of four 43 Purple 6 Curved Inward 6 Taker of prisoners 7 Hanoi spir • Wild I e P T 1 I I I D C n O C a l tor An iw e n e icon w . m » | h w i jlU M rL U f ! □□□□a nnnnn nramm nanmnnm nannm □nmnra vw ^.w i^e1«X M S »353S axt code 100 45 Belief leap 47 Elevator Inventor 46 Author Fleming 46 CEO e deg 60 Average 62 Mai — (cocktail) S3 Make a mis taka 64 Change the color of metal alloys, especially those contain mg mrkel Such alloys an* often used in in e x p e n sive e a rrin g s , and can cause symptoms identical to those of infection H e rr's what I suggest Avoid ear rings or posts for several weeks, until y o u r lobes look and feel n o rm a l D u nng this penod. candully and thor oughly d e a n your lobes with alcohol WIN AT BRIDGE Not only the domain of declarer B y P h illip A ld r r by Jimmy Johnson ARLO AND JANIS lA W E STOOD IU THE MOUOTAlU LICKlkfi m fiBCAW ajAD K ia. flU T ID T IU . C R M I D W THE PUTBD6TEJJCH TB£D TOSHWE-IASEIE ASIDE. SJJAfiUUG AMD SUAPPftXi, THEY DID MOT 6 £ £ THE PULiAWAYLOG TRUCK... W S A U V i HAVE, TIME FOR TODAY/JOU) 06 AOAa) TOMORROW... by Bob Thaves FRANK AND ERNEST An LOAN o OW N 1e your H0M£? do you o w n ‘Birthday eLsrs W O U LD "TV-1 X OW Nl £ _ Ssm snOsmMi co n ? **£ E-msS FsndEBobtOsoi tom by Jim Davis ------- Mtajk _ GARFIELD _________ ■ _ Saturday. March 7, 1998 Conditions indigonous lo your status and finances could show marked Improve­ ments w the year ahead When opportu­ nity knocks, be there lo usher m him or her PISCES (Feb. 20-Merch 20) Endeavors you personally direct today will be the onos with the strongest probabilities tor success However, you must keep control over an the aspects Trying to patch up a broken rom ance? T h e A atto-O raph Matchmaker can help you understand what to do lo make the relationship work, Mail $2 75 lo Matchmaker, c/o this newspaper. P .O Box 1758. Murrey Hill Station. New York, NY 10156 A R IE S (M arch 21-A prll IS ) The race does not necessarfy go to the swift, but to the determined today, so slaying power is the maior requirement Select fV your obtectives and loltow your locus T A U R U S (A p ril 20-May 20) Open the windows today end lot *1 the trash air It you harbor anger or resentment, they wil work against your best interests, while forgiveness removes impediments Irom your path GEMINI (May 2 1-June 20) Your tour-teal clover will be working lor your benefit where your woridty affairs are concerned today, but you might not be as lucky in situations where tnends are nvotved Do not lake pals tor granted C A N CER (June 21-July 22) It you view Me ptUosophicalfy today, it will enhance your victories and take the sting out ol failure Both will be operating on Ihe same level L E O (Ju ly 23-Aug. 22) Things should work out reasonably welt lor you today where your worldly interests are conearned You may nof get everything you want, but you'll do OK. V IR G O (A u g . 23-Se p t. 23) Today, it you're seeking a joeit involvement, do H w4h tnends w*h whom you've been suecessful previously instead of with people who are yet to be tested L IB R A ( Sept . 2 3 -O c t. 23) A vein acquaintance might ckng to your coatlaiis today and try lo claim credit lor your achievements It he or she tan! entitled, brush this person oft SCORPIO (O c t 24-Mov. 22) You wilt be both resourceful end imaginative today, but your negative thought* could over­ power your bright ideas * you're not carehit and ateal some ol their luster S A G IT T A R IU S (N o v. 23-Dec. 31) im­ patience could be your least attractive trait today and weaken your position of entice you to make impractical moves. Focus on your strengths, not on youf weaknesses CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. IS ) It you're negotiabng a matter of importance today, do 4 In the fairest manner poewble. even 4 It ie with a person you dnkke You could be In lor a surprise AQUARIUS (Jen. 30-Pet. IS ) Financial conditions In general took favorable lor you today. Do not let doubts cast 6 pal over y o u opportunities end probetNkbes CIMSbgr NE\ Inc by Leonard Starr ANNIE ROBOTMAN* F E U W 1 W N H K ) TO C IVM b> NKA. Inc HOROSCOPE < ¥ n ir fiPPUCATlONi\L* . 9 0 1 T O L D TM In the Iasi two days. I have shown you a bra ce uf b e a u tilu l deception plays by declarer Well, a defender ran also pull Ihe wool over declarer's eye* H e re is F re n c h w o rld ch a m p io n Michel Perron playing against Italy in Tunisia last October In the other room, the Italian Kasl opened with a weak two bid Neither North nor South had quite enough to bid. so two hearts becam e the final contract With the aid o( some friendly defense, de cla re r em erged with six tricks too to France Perron is a believer in the sound ap p ro a rh N eeding a be tter suit for a weak tw o, he passed as d e a le r Norberi Boechi, South, opened with a weak no trump, showing 12 14 points In leaping straight to game G iorgio si o* vs North D u b o in . N o rth , hoped h it club suit s A J I wuuld be useful e K • P a u l C h e m la tW e sti m ig h t have * K 3 started with the diamond four, but he * 10 6 7 ( 5 3 p re fe rre d to lead from his club se­ quence. selecting the queen as per his West East p a rtn e rs h ip 's agreem ent D e c la re r a g it 5 3 2 won with the ace and returned his tec V • V Q to 6 5 4 2 ond club What should Perron discard? • Q 1 5 4 2 • A 10 » W ell, you o r I w ould th ro w a low * K Q J 1 A 6 heart without m ore thought T h a l'a Sou Hi why we weren't playing in Ihe world A K 10 6 4 ch a m p io n s h ip P e rro n flicked the * A J 7 3 spade eight onto the table! * J 7 6 West switched to a diamond. South * A 4 taking Rasl'a nine with h ii jack. Now declarer had to find the spade queen. Vulnerable: Neither Ite m e m b e rin g P e rro n 's d is c a rd . D e a le r East Bocchi led a low spade to dum m y's East South West North jack. How ever, Perron produced the Pass queen as If out of his back pocket. 3NT All pass Pass l NT Th e n the defended caihed four dia monds and a club for three down: 150 O pening lead: * Q to France Y o t/V ttfn TOlUJ&CTSOMfcSW. W WSUL DMCffte FtBAlE ( N O U A s jfc W E * W E A P i M G U f i i R - SHOUT, NAVY Bit* WKAL ,__ C A A O itB $ HOOTS. J -N vr* . t . ??'s .F .V / • ■ i -• ■ ‘ . . - ■ ■- � 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, March 06, 1998 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original -page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, March 06, 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/36cea2d06b262cb46c2f2be1195d92c5.pdf 1e043a2dffb76ddcec6fefb8926bfde9 PDF Text Text • W* * \ “h, VISTA volunteer Jennifer McKinnon a * * continues tornado cleanup f m m a Y O U R T E E N S A Y S Y O U A R E A T E R R IB L E P A R E N T ...P E O P L E 9 A S e m KSPt New Oviedo gjfa schools near |g j|| toxic gas site? |$ey| COMING THIS WEEKEND SANFORD..,2A i n o l e P A T R IO T S S C A R E L IO N S ...S P O R T S 7 A | | f f H e r a l d S e rv in g S a n fo rd , L a k e M ary, 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 5 0 C e n ts FRIDAY, APRIL 3. 1998 90th YEAR. No. 159 Dale: No apology for trying to lure Tony VanDerworp By R u u White HERALD STAFF WRITER SKMINOI.K COUNTY Thr lug dl w.u lor thr Hcrvltrs o| Poiiv VunDrru-urp has Ix-gun Will hr routlnur to work lot Srtiiluolr County or for tlir City i»l Sanford? VanDerworp, thr d im tor ol KionoiuU Development and Sprel.il IToJrcts for thr rniinly. applied for thr city in.in.tort's |oh on Friday (list as thr dradllnr wan drawing to a ilosr Hr Is ronsldrrrd to hr lar and away thr one to heat among U15 appllrantn. With Ills rrsiiinr and appll ration. VanDerworp wrote a short note that read In part: Throughout my career with Seminole County. I have galnrd In depth rxprrtrnre In various Sanford Initiatives such .is economic development, road building. airport expansion and community rrvttaluullou SCC. Magic, battle in scholarship basketball ' Brief*........... Classified . . . . .lOA'ilA Comic*......... .......... 6A Crottword . . . Dear Abby . . . Horoacope . . . .......... 6A Obituaries . . . .......... 2A Police Brief* . People ......... Religion . . . . .......... SA Sport*......... t v ................. .......... 9A Weather . . . . .......... 2A Please dee M a na g e r. P a |c 3 A By Shari Brodle I IKUAl.D FKATUKK EDITOR IJ\KK MAUY One opponent of the Kronnmlr Incentive Pro gram may have iound a way lo nuke the 'corporate welfare* piogiam more palatable to the residents of die city. Community advocate Doug Fortier fought lor and won an amendment to the city's KIP policy, adoplrd at the last city commission meeting Tilts amendment to die original |xillcy. which expired In Marrh ol HKI7. Includes a paragraph which will allow the cltv to set aside *15 |x-n eul ol all reve­ nues received wtiUli exieed die city's return on Investments* In thr KIP Fortier has a plan lor what dir i IIv <an do with Ihat Income ‘ Lake Mary lesldriita and businesses should soon see a PtasM Sm PUa. Pag* U By Jeana Hu|hti I IKUAl.D STAFF WRITER INDEX * l "H ir City Is poised to hulld on It sown iinupir assets, and I would lx- honored to lx* part of thr challengrs and rewards ahead," VanDerworp said VanDerworp. 40. Is a 15- A new plan to boost business? Stressing the Abled in disAbled SKMINOI.K COUNTY Curley Neal and thr Orlando, M.iglr Wlteels rrluni to the court to defend last year's victory over Dr. K. Ann Metier and her Seminole Community College Dream Tram Flie two trams go wheel to whrrl to raise schol­ arship money and awareness lor disabled students attending SCC T ile Orlando Magic Wheels charily game Is a great event lor everyone.’ said Dr. K. Ann McGee. SCC president. ‘ Players hum Lxith teams have a lot ol lun entertaining thr community while helping a worthy cause.* Former Magic center Greg Kite will play for the SCC Drrain Team this year. Kite Is SCC's new volunteer assistant men's basketball coach. SCC hopes to double the $050 raised for scholarships during last year's event. Money raised Is eligible for State of Florida matching money on a dollar -for-dollar basts. In addition to raising money for scholarships the game helps to Increase the commu­ nity's awareness of the services SCC has available to students with disabilities. A wide variety of academic support services are provtdrd at no charge to studrnts with various special needs. Half-time activities will in­ clude drawings for prizes do­ nated by local merchants. Among the prizes to be given away arc un Orlando Magic cap autographed by the team. $50 gift basket from AT&T Ofllce Products. $25 gift certificate from Fault's. Spaulding bas­ ketballs. and l'.*ather attaches. Tickets fur the drawing arc available In advance or at the Please Sm Oama. Page 3A Tony VanD erw orp le consid­ ered the fro n t-ru n n e r In Ssnford's seerch for e city meneger. Doug Fornor Lake M a ry wants representation on airport board By Nick PfelfauT HKUAI.D STAFF WHITER Ptmo Courts*? o« SCC Orlando Magic Wheals center. Ed Tuthlll (left) laced oil against SCC's Ed Siemer in the first benefit lor the Seminole Community College Sludenta with Disabilities Scholarship Fund. Com m unity D ay: M eet police, fire officials, politicos $ By David F u l t r HERALD STAFF WRITER SANFORD - In an effort to fumlllarlzr citizens with local and county police, employees of die local fire department and city officials, die Goldsboro Community Day has been established. Tills event was developed In connection wldi die new Com­ munity Oriented Policing pro­ gram dial law enforcement agencies are using to replace tradldonal meOiods of fighting crime. Formerly, police have taken callB, written reports and made arrests. Dut, before now, there has been no Integration wldi police and the community. With die Community Ori­ ented Policing program, offi­ cers will be assigned to an area full-time. Tills will give die officer an opportunity to hear from citizens with dielr concerns. T h e Idea Is to have law enforcement Join wldi the community to fight crime,* said Commander Ray Bronson of die Sanford Police Department. Goldsboro Is one of the areas in the city targeted for the new Community Oriented Policing program. Georgetown and die Downtown/Hlstorlc area are the other two. These arras do not have full Implementation of die program as of yet. They ore currently In die planning and targeting phase. The City of Sanford was recently awarded a Universal Hiring Grant to employee four new ollce officers which will go to rip the program. The Ooldsboro Community P U s m $•• Day. fag* S* E LAKE MARY • Only one of two resolutions regarding the Orlando Sanford Airport re­ ceived approval last night during thr Dike Mary City Commission meeting. On a split vote, thr etty only ap proved sending a communica­ tion to thr Sanford City Com­ mission requesting a hake Mary citizen lx- namrd to die Aviation Authority. Naming persons to thr IImember authority Is thr re­ sponsibility of thr Sanford City Commission and at present therr Is no vacancy on the board. Sanford Mayor lurry Dale was on hand for the Lake Mary Hireling. *1 wanted to be on hand In case they had any questions they wanted to ask me.* he said, 'but no one said anything * Thr resolution regarding the mrmlx-rshlp request was ap­ proved on u three to two vote. Opposed were Mayor David Mt-alor and Commissioner Grorge Duryra. Commissioner Gaiy Brrnder. a resident of Tlmacuan. who has been a leader In trying to resolve noise problems Indicated he was generally against the proposal hut felt his constituents would prefer that hr approve It. Otlirrs voting for approval were Commissioner Thom Picas* See N o 1m . Pag* 3 A Dinner with George and Martha Longwood Elementary Schools Drama Department is presenting Its annual spring musical. Give Thanks America. George Washington (played by Kelly M yletl. with Alyssa LaRenzie as Martha) Is taken Into the future where he visits pioneers moving west, expanding the country (rom the east coast, hears Abraham Lincoln's Gettysburg Address; Is told how our country had help from people all over the world and taken to an im m i­ grant's classroom, where they are learning lo speak English; is lold about our modern day technology; and finally, taken to the moon where astronauts are placing the (lag on its surface The performance dates are tonight, Friday. April 3 (dinner served at 6 p m and show at 7 p m ) and a Sunday Matinee. April 5 (dinner served at 12:30 p m and show at 2 p m ) Tickets are $6 tor adults and S3 for children Tickets can be pur­ chased at the school, located at 940 Orange Av«. in Longwood For more information contact Alice Kee at 320­ 3307. # H*r*M Ptmo by Tommy Vlncont �2A ....... ‘ ' ' V) 1 i(Mt Ap 1' Jl' D o y o u lo v e to w rite ? D o y o u k n o w w h a t ’s g o in g o n in y o u r co m m u n ity ? SCHOOL NOTES T h e Register now tor Judaic studies School rezoning Tile Seminole County Public Schools have sihrdulrd a public information and Input session on middle si bool rrzonlng for Tuesday. April 7 at 7 pm. In Winter Springs High School auditorium. Winter Springs High School is located at 130 Tuskavvilla Road. Winter Springs A new middle school ls scheduled lo lx- constructed In the Oviedo area with a completion date scheduled for sometime during the 1999/2000 school year. Tills session Is an opportunity for the public to provide suggestions on middle school rezontng east of Highway 17-92. The schools which may Incur the greatest Impact are South Seminole. Indian Trails. Juckson Heights, and Tuskawllla middle schools. ~ r-4 * 4TT Ffr f _I LOCAL FORECAST r n d , i U S S P a r t l y c l o u d y . H i g h s in I h e u p p e r - 8 0 s , L o w s In t h e Saturday: P a r t ly m id - G O s < lo u d y . I l l g h s in t i l e l o w t o tn ld HOs. I j i w h in t h e m id t o upper- Sunday: P a r t l y c l o u d y . in t h e uppcr-70». l- o w s in tlir lo w - 5 0 ». Monday: S u n n y . I l l g h s in I h e vipper-70s. OOs Illg lis t o w n In t h e m l d - 5 0 s . EXTENDED OUTLOOK FRIDAY SATURDAY Ptcldy 86 66 Ptcldy 83 62 SUNDAY MONDAY Ptcdly 76 52 Ptcldy 77 55 LOTTERY H e ro a r e th e w in n in g n u m b e rs s e le c t e d o n Thursday In the F lo rid a L ottery F a n ta s y S 3 -5 -2 1 -2 2 -2 4 L o t t o (March 2B) 5 -1 1 -3 1 -3 2 -4 0 -4 8 1 FRIDAY: SOLUNAR TABLE: min. 10;55 a m., maj. 4:45 a.m., mtn. 11:30 p.m., maj. 5:15 p.m. TIDES: Daytona Beach: high: 12:51 a.m., 1:18 p.m.. low: 7:15 a.m.. 7:28 p.m. New Smyrna Beach: high: 12:56 a.m.. 1:23 p.m.. low: 7:20 a.m.. 7:33 p.m.. Cocoa Beach: high: 1:11 a.m., 1:38 p.m.. low: 7:35 a.m.. 7:48 p.m. |BEACH CONOmONS Daytona Beach ft New Smyrna Beach: Seas arc 46 feet and choppy. Water temperature at Daytona Is 66 degrees and at New Sym m a. 66 degrees. Winds are from the southwest at 15-20 m.p.h. STATISTICS Th« high temperature In Sanford Thursday was 90 degrees and the overnight low was 67. Recorded rainfall for the period ending at lO a.m., Friday totaled 0.00 Inch. •Bumloc................0:13 a.m. •Sunset.................6:44 p.m. S em in o le Herald " S w i n g Seminole Counry Since IV O R " Fnday. Apnl 3. 1998 • Vol. 90. No. 159 Published Daily Except Monday, Saturday & Christmas by Republic Newspapers. Inc • 300 N French Awe , Sanford. FL 32771 Phono (407) 322-2611 Fax: (407) 323-9408 CIRCULATION ADMINISTRATION LEQALS Betty Bennett Margaret Staley Chnt Sharp - Manager EOTTOMAL PRODUCTION Frank Vonmme •Manager Lacy Loar - Editor Peggy Beehnar Jed BertmcAa Freda Hevnars Shan Bnxsa Cheryl Smith Dons Dwtncft David Franer PRESS 8 8 TRWPINO Jeana Hughes Robert Slup Cowan Courtney L ed ** Mark Savoe CLASSIFIED N O PleJaut Bat Egan Sandy Presley Dean Smart ENnn Tyrrei. Jr Cheryl Stone Tommy Vincent Head Pressman Susan Wanner Russ While Periodical Postage Paid at Sanford Florida Subscription Rales IDaily 4 Sunday) and ad&tionai mailing unices Home Dekvary Mas USPS 461260 424 00 3 Months SIS 50 Postmaster Send address changes lo 6 Months 138 00 446 00 4B6 00 1 Veer 178 00 Ihe SEMINOLE HERALD Honda Residents add 7% sales Us P O B ei 1667 to above rales SarTord. FL 32772 1667 AOVERTTSWQ Lavsma Cos Elame GOdeni R o m Lavsndar K sM Werner - Manager Republic •■ * Service volunteers help clean up after the storm SANFORD When Ihr most deadly tornadoes to ever hit Ihr stair roarrei through Crn tial Florida in Frhniury. learns from thr ii.illoti.il service progmm AmrriCoqis came lo thr aid of Seminole Courtly survi­ vors. AmerlCorps was rrrated by the National and Community Trust Ad of 1993 lo build stronger communities through service to others. Krrm lts pledgr lo "gel things done for America* during their one year lour of duly. They receive a small living allowance and. af­ ter a year of service, an educa­ tion uward. AmerlCorps VISTA recruit [Irani Danis has been coordi­ Newspapers. Inc. nating volunteer activities al ihe county mobile command post on South Sanford Avenue since March 10. Donls and Jody lewis, another VISTA volunteer on site, normally work wiili ilahlt.il lor Human­ ity hut were temporarily called on to relieve Seminole Volunteer Center staffrrs, who had manned the command jkisI since the storm. In addition, morr than 20 members of AmeriCorjis Flor­ ida State Parks, based 111 Gainesville and Dunedin arr working in Seminole County, at thr request of thr Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA). The Florida Commission on Community Service administers AmeriCnrps Florida Stale Parks and Picam M* Clean up. Page 3A Full Card simulcasting ’rom FL C A K Y N Y PA WFD thru SAT 7 30 P M THURS A SAT NOON SUN 1 PM B E T HARNESS Pompano, H azel Park, Meadows M eadowiands Yonkers Also Simulcast from Miami arid Dania Jat Alai ia Ml cmst t mi iviii i*i*j»> Hwy 17 97 t 436 Planning a Trip? Do You Need Care For Your Loved One? Merrill Gardens ' Provides The Best h i Respite Care At Affordable Rates! OBITUARIES H ELEN E M ARY H A TC H s TIDES Today: Odessa Pugh - Business Manager Teran Games Mebnda Moms Lmda Spiegel D on M u se n (loft), project coordinalor, and Dawn Berggron (with chain saw), of G a in osvillo. clonr dobns from a homesito on South Sanford Avonuo on T h u rsd a y W*>' - -•> .-*-**>4*-—r* - •-.♦'•I-*- *»—•»r» d lL i a BET JAI-ALAI B E T HORSES Herekl Pholo by Tommy Vlncem Uy Debra Wood HERALD CORRESPONDENT SANFORD s.uiford Middle School Chorus Dim tor Cvnthln Gray i ' prepanng students lot the annual District Festival Hosted this year by Seminole Communltv College the Festival is April IS Inrnt 8 dO n.tn to noon Four SMS groups will perform Mvstlial Illusions Harmony. Impressions, and image. ITie contpetiiion is free and open m ihe publn Gray would like to encourage SMS parents and the San lord rommuntiv to turn out In support of the students. Y O U ! For more Information, contact Shari Drodle at 332*3011 Charter school registration open Chorus district festival w a n t s T h r S r m l n o l r H erm lri h a s opening** fo r co rrespon den t*s in th e th e c o m m u n it ie s o f lio n g w o o d . W in t e r SprlrtRa a n d O v ie d o . A b ility to w rite n rnunt, p h o t o g r a p h ic s k ills a p lu s . S I io w c u h c y o u r p rid e in y o u r c o m m u n it y a n d Its a c c o m p lis h m e n t s . ! O Nil WOOD Congregation Ik-th El ol Central Florida is -('if 10 announce early rrplstr.uIon applications tor ihr 1998” • ‘■•Msoti are now Ix-mg accepted lor a llntliril time tor the ’ wiiin programs Nursery lot ,t and l vr.n olds by Aug. 31; Siuthe** tot Ptr K through . th Gride. Hebrew Studies lor !;;i uett Seventh Cirailr. Adult Eduratton series ot Lectures Seminars and tltr liar and Bat Mlzvnli datrs ate now 1tide tot 1998 and 1999 i "tipiI'catton oiler'- a unique program that provides i '• '■ develop religious social and educational Interactions, t warm and eating atmosphere students receive the ■*• ! t ; ' ot ,lud.m and Hebrew skills supplemented with ictnines including arts and crufts music and festival U'ous \il piogram are stalled with irrlldcd. experienced . •art tit instruetors -'^tstr.itioii Information packet ts available by calling Rabbi V '1 Elba, at (4071 788 3729 ot visiting us at mil addirss 100 K id Dmgwood loll Markham Woods Road) Prospective bets ,ut welcome to visit Belli El at then web site ii ww beth el org - \ \ !i ‘UD Ravs of Hope Charter School. Ibtki West Airport d Santonl. ts romluetillg registration tot tin 1998-99 school ve.it Eligibility requirements include the billowing: 2.0 Ol’A or I h-Iow lower ipi.irtlle in standardized testing and a 2 0 on the Hernia Writes Registration Is open to all prospective Seminole uttv sivth seventh and rlghtli graders Imerrsted parents and stmletits uiav contact the school oilier at 1407] 1122-5010 to -.H duli u ippntntmrnt and walk through 11 von ire looking lot ,. in n d im non lti public school choice tall K.i\*> ot Hope Charter Si hHul H e r a ld S e m in o le Helene Mary Hatchr 52. Scarlet Road. Winter Park, died Thursday, April 2. 1998. Horn In Brooklyn. N.Y., she moved to Central Florida in 1989. Ms. Hatch was a minis­ ter. She was a member of Aloma United Methodist Church. Survivors Include son. John. Winter Park: sister. Prlcllla Al­ exander. Israel. Family Funeral Care, Oviedo. In charge of arrangements. LEONARD CLAYTON JOLLY Leonard Clayton Jolly, 73. First Street. Lake Mary, died Friday. March 13, 1998. Bom in Warrior, Ala., he moved to Central Florida in 1968. Mr. Jolly was a retired electrician. He served in the U.S. Mer­ chant Marines during W.W.tl. Mr. Jolly was a Catholic. Survivors Include son. Robert W.. Lake Mary; daughters. Kathy Gchr, Jane D’Amico, both of Lake Mary: 3 brothers; 4 sisters: 4 grandchildren; 3 great-grandchildren. Brisson Funeral Home. San­ ford, In charge of arrange­ ments. ber of All Souls Catholic Church. --------------Survivors include husband. Wilbur; daughters, Helen Har­ rison. Sanford, Judith Stusalovlch, Stratford. Conn.: son. Kenneth Donohue. Dayton. Ohio; B grandchildren: 13 great -grandehlldrrn. Gramkow Funeral Home. Sanford. In churgr of ar­ rangements. 11 Hour Professional Staff Medication Assistance Management Emergency Response System in Haiti Apartment On Site Keliahilitalmn Therapv Three Gourmet Meals Served D j i Iv Social Activities & Wellness Programs Scheduled Transportation FUNERAL TAYMAN, CECILIA R. Mass of ChMMInn I1uri.il for CrelUa It Tayman. H3. of Sanford who died Thursday, will he 2 p.m. Saturduy ul All Soul* Catholic Church with Father Richard Tout us Celebrant. Arrangements by Urumkow Funeral Home. 500 E. Airport lUvd., Sanford. Ft. 32773. 14071 322-3213. M E R R ILL G A R D E N S Ai Orange 500 Grand Plaza Drive Orange Gity, HL .52703 JVrtSSii Lulkf ImlX) U •UHil Ci t y 904 775-3561 - J E N N IF E R L E A H K A IR IS Jennifer Leah Kalris, 19, Remington Oak Drive. Lake Mary, died Tuesday. March 31. 1998. Bom In San Luis Obispo. Calif., she moved to Central Florida In 1990 from Horsham, Pa. Miss Kalris was a student at Rollins College. She was a 199C graduate of Lake Mary High School. Miss Kalris was a member of Sum­ mer Teacher Civic Theater of Orlando. International Thespi­ ans Society Troupe #3506, and Rollins College Crew Team and Theater Dept. She was on the Dean’s List at Rollins Collegc. Survivors include parents, John and Barbara. Lake Mary; sister. Christina. Tampa; ma­ ternal- grandmother. Mary German. Pompano Beach; pa­ ternal grandmother, Claire. Falrless Hills, Pa. OVIEDO STADIUM SEATING Off The Greeneway at Red Bug Lake Road 977-1107 IN ALL AUDITORIUMS Baldwtn-Falrchlld Oaklawn Dark Cemetery and Funeral Home. Lake Mary, In charge of arrangements. C E C IL IA R . T A Y M A N Cecilia R. Tayman, 83. S. O r­ ange Avrnue. Sanford, died Thursday. April 2, 1998 at her residence. Bom Feb. 3, 1915 In Bridgeport. Conn., she moved lo Central Floridu in 1971. Mrs. Tayman was a homemaker. She was a mem­ m i �Sem inole Ho Mid Sanford Florida Plan------------ POLICE BRIEFS Sale of drugs Ernest Anderson. 1H. of 70 Dike Monroe Terr.. Sanford, was arrested Wednesday. April I. by Seminole County drpuMrs. Andrrson was charged wllh sale of roinlnc and pos session of cocaine with Intent to dlstrlhiitr. Andrrson was ar­ rested al the comer of Tlilrd Street and Avocado. C'lty/County Investigative Hurrau made the arrest as part of a sting operation targeting street level drug dealrrs. Lrnard Taylor. 35. of 23<X) Central St.. Sanford. was ar­ rested Wednesday. April 1. by Seminole County deputies. Taylor was charged with sale of cocaine and jKissesslon of co ­ caine with Intent to distribute Taylor was arrested at the cor­ ner of Slate Road 40 and Orrenway. City/County Inves­ tigative Bureau made the arrest as part of a sting operation Huy Dike Marv First-A dlrectorv of cllv based businesses, distribute community-wide, strongly encouraging recipients oi EIP funds to make their puri liases i lose lo home. The plan also makes provi­ sions loi outre.i< h programs which would promote commu­ nity spirit .ms qaulity of life. Hie Initiative would he regu­ lated by two new city boards, a Citizens' Qaulity of Life en­ hancement learn and a Husluess Advlsorv Team. Hath hoard would report to a mem bet ol tin- i itv staff. Fomer suggests someone hired lo do this jut* or assigning 11 to someone on the existing staff. The s.darv would In- paid out of the EIP funds Continued from Page 1A direct benefit from the city's Economic Incentive Program." said Firmer. targeting slrret level drug deal ers. P o s s e s s io n Itrent Itrooks. |‘ t. of Hear Creek C lr. Winter Springs, was arrested Wednesday. April I, by Winter Springs police. Hrooks was charged wllh pos­ session of marijuana under 20 grams and possession of dnig paraphernalia. Hrooks was ar­ rested on King Street. Police said that Hrooks ran two slop signs tx-forr being pulled over. Waller ('oilier, 39. of 1788 Hell St.. Sanford, was arrested Wednesday. April 1. by Semi­ nole County deputies. Collier was charged with possession of era* k cocaine, two counts of possession of drug parapher­ nalia. resisting without vio­ lence. assault or battery on a |Hillrr officer and possession of a concealed weapon. Collier was arrrstrd al the comer of lltli Slrert and Oleander. Collier allegedly tried to walk away from police as he was being approached. Police said that he had an Instrument used for smoking crack tucked lx-* hind his Irft ear. The small business owner is proposing a Henrfll Sharing Initiative, a two-pronged plan 'earmarking a portion of (he projected EIP proceeds to ill rrctly Irenefll |K-ople who might otherwise feel corporate Ini t-n lives have no relevant e lo them." Ihr According to Fomer. promise of the Initiative Is pn sltlon Dike Mary as a model community and strengthen die city's relationship wldi Its businesses and citizens, at no cost to the taxpayer. D rivin g u n d e r the in ­ flu e n c e Michael Henderson, 38. of 2348 Palm Dr.. Oviedo, was nrresled Wednesday. April 1. by Winter Springs police. Hender­ son was charged with DUI and arrested at the comer of State Road 434 and Vlstawtlla. Henderson allegedly crossed the center line five times before being pulled over. Gary Cook. 34. of 8 Stonegate South. Ixmgwood, was ar­ rested Wednesday, April 1. by l-tke Mary police. Cook was charged with DUI and arrested at the com er of Lake Mary Ikiulevard and Rinehart Road. Cook was found slerptng Irehind the wheel at Intersection. G am e---------C ontinued from Page 1A door No purchase Is necessary to win prizes Donations to the sc holurshtp fund will also be accepted In advance or at the door. Popcorn and Diked goods will hr sold during the game to Ix-nrlli the scholarship fund. Goodings Supermarkets do­ nated I lie |Miprom and use of a jxtpcom machine. Thr baked goods are donated try llibllx. The game will Ire played Sat­ urday at 5 p m. In the SCC gym. (building H| and Is free to thr public Services will be available lit Individuals with sensory impairments If ir guested in advance In- calling (4071 328 2110 If you are unable to attend the game or would like to o b ­ tain a ticket In advance lor the drawing, call SCC Disability Support Servlt es Office at (407| 32H 21 l(). Contributions to the SCC disAlrled Student Scholar­ ship Fund also may Ire made Curtsy N«al lakes a moots lo leach a young lan the eecret ot hi* wortu)Irv contacting the SCC Fouuda- lamous "spinning the ball on tho tip of yoor linger* tnck at last yeaF* Orlando lion Ofllre .it (4071 328 2030. Magic Wheels benetil game aganist the SCC Dream Team The plan Includes two assls tance programs: Growth Imapact Kellcf-To address concerns of residents and neighborhoods directly affected by growth Mary. Thr nrxt regular com ­ mission meeting will lx- held on April 13. Thr Alnxirl mranwhllr. con­ tinues lo pursue thr complex steps rrqulred to hrlp alleviate the noise problem. One ol them Is the financing lor the 1LS system (Instrument LandIng System) which would be built east of the alnx'H. to a I low instrument landing ap­ proaches from the east, thus avoiding Dike Mary. Another step will lx- taken Tuesday In Palalka. St. Johns River Water Management Dis­ trict will consider a request submitted by thr Sanford Alrixirt Authority for construction of a surface watrr management system associated with con­ struction of a general aviation runway and to extend the tuxlway. Both of these projects would deal with efforts to help TlHE LIQUOR STORE J J n c fu / type to get smothered by Larry Dale. If he disagrees with Dale, he'll say so.” Furlong scoffed at the city's national search for a manager. "Sanford can have a national and Internal tonal search and not find anyone better qualified than VanDerworp." he said. Herald "As with any other change. I would have to look at the vision and the goals of the city and sec how they match my own,” Manager-----Contlauad from Fags 1A year veteran In Seminole County government who Is well liked and respected. It's down­ right Impossible to find anyone who doesn't respect the man. "Tills guy Is our franchise player, a Seminole County treasure," said County Com­ mission Chairman Randy Mor­ ris. who Is trying to talk VanDerworp out of leaving. ‘ I don't apologize for actively trying lo recruit Tony VanDer­ worp." Mayor Lany Dale said Thursday. "We realize exactly how qualified he Is to succeed BUI Simmons.” Dale commented openly about VanDerworp at a Mayor’s Roundtable session which VanDerworp attended tills week. T on y VanDerworp would be die city's gain and the county's loss.” said School Board Mem­ ber Larry Furlong. "He's honest and smart and he won't be the VanDerworp. who has a mas­ ter's degree In Regional Plan­ ning from the University of Michigan, has served the county In a number o f roles. He was the director of Planning A Development before being picked last year to oversee an embroiled Public Works De­ partment. The Instant Sanford began its search for a manager to succeed Simmons, who retires late this summer, the buzz at City Hall was that Tony VanDerworp was the Ideal candidate. Three weeks ago. VanDerworp told the Seminole Dale said that a special committee headed by Sanford attorney George Wallace wtll go through the list of applicants and select a top 10 within the next- month or two. "There's a GO- day time plan but I expect Uie committee wtll not need that long.” Dale said. The top candidates will be Interviewed, and the city com ­ missioners will decide whom they want os city manager. Most Insiders expect that the name will be Tony VanDer­ worp. "We'll call the sheriff and have him block all the roads from County Services Building to City Hall to keep from losing Tony VanDerworp.” County Chairman Morris said. S t o u c CHECK I CASHING 1 1 DORALS & G.P.C I S9 . 9 9 ! 1 * TAX CARTON W IN S T O N & C A M E L F IL T E R S ■j ^ 1 4 * 4 9 ’ | $ . tax carton $ $ $ 1 $ 1303 SANFORD AVE (at 13lh ST » SANf 0 R 0 • 37? 3881 Lake Mary Sanford 3005 W Lake Mary Blvd. H w y. 17-92 (a t Longwood/Lake Mary Rd, (Wal-Mart Plaza, one block near World Gym) north o f Lake Mary Blvd.) 328-5100 323-9045 Hours: Mon-Thur 9am-8pm • Frl ft Sal 9am-6pm •Bit ««§• No Appointment Necessary! rjaraanwr CUT ■ aCUT dult Shampoo • Blow Dry Cuttingtrim, ut /biUMUyti COLOR SERVICE FS BOTANIC PERM7 BODY WAVE i*2 6 ^ Shampoo • Cm 2 3 * I dtt g* tum or ipmutyiuilnrtru I Jtitgn linn or ifm utj mu turn I <<U r X* o n I irn S n ^ C k S tr^ t^ m in S ll 4/17/98 * SH Al l I Exclusively at Fantastic Sam i* $4 # - i *8 * Ih— foo • Blow-Dry CMitmi mm ut Hit M tiyti 4/17/98 ! HARDW ARE SH Ml 4/17/98 ! S ll HARDW ARE Ml HARDW ARE Ml 4/17/98 HARDW ARE .IC E HARDWARE 97‘ & I sm o o th ! TONE ■ STEPPING STONE \ T • Round or Squ*r» ■ I | PRESSURE WASHER $ J A RENTAL per day 4 1 1 if PROPANETANKS) - V FUM Im rD r Wkih Ym EbM J 434 & 427 339-4883 ^Ml HARDW ARE Ml | Money Orders 39r <¥ cm ta stic S a m s I Crooms Varsity team In the gymnasium. In addition, there will be |>ollce and fire equip­ ment and helicopters. Alert 1 and Alrcare, on display. There wtll also be a K-9 demonstra­ tion. Hot dogs, sodas and popcorn will be served for lunch. T ills gives a chance for police and others to meet the community.* said Bronson. nado. clearing debris and fallen trees from right-of-ways and fence lines. Property own­ ers are urged to call as soon a.s jKissihlc- If they still need assis­ tance Donts and Lewis are scheduled to be on-site through April 10. Thr numI k t s to call are: 302-0031 or 324-7058 *Wr can't work on a prop­ erty unlrss |thc owner) asks for help.* Mu sen said. *Thry need to come forward or wc ran t lielp them." Dtinug disasters AmerlCorps members switch their focus to take on whatever tasks iiiosi need doing From coordinating relief efforts to rebuilding lences. AmrrICorps teams strengthen Florida's communtties through thrtr servlce lo others. Crews are still assisting Seminole property owners with individual projects. Hy weeks end. they expect to b e­ gin a systematic sweep of every street till by ihr tor­ 21 other AmrrICorps pro­ grams at 30 sites throughout the stair. Thr commission also serves as lrad agency for vol­ unteers and donations under the stale's emergency man­ agement plan. Each morning ihr parks teams receive labor-intensive asslgnmrnls based on limnr owners' calls for assistance The young men and women clear debris and tojqiled lrer*i. tear down unsafe dwellings. and assist familirs Midi re • building. The crrMs know how to wield a chain saw lo clean up Mother Nature's mess. be cause they have lx-en trained In forestry techniques hv the parks department When not providing disaster rrllrl they work to reslorr and proirt t Florida's natural resources, and lo Improve st.de park ac­ cessibility lor thr disabled "We re out In the parks every day. planting trrrs. doing con­ trolled hums and removing non-native sjx-nrs Whatever -i park ranger would do." said Don Musrn. project coordina­ tor for AmrrICorps Florida Stair Parks District 2. in Gainesville. "We get people in votved In Florida's environ­ ment." move air traffic to more suit­ able locations. Also Included In the SJKWMD consideration will be a nrw fire station, a new road and a nrw control lower. In addition to noise from air­ craft utilizing the Orlando Sanford Airport. Lake Mary citizens have also mentioned noise from aircraft using the Orlando International Airport. Aircraft approaching that loca­ tion often fly over the Lake Mary area. Now the Greater Orlando Aviation Authority has an­ nounced It has received FAA grants totaling over $3 million to fund several expansion proj­ ects. The money Is part of a S I.2 billion expansion program ut the airport, most of which will also help move approach­ ing aircraft to reduce flyovers In heavily residential arraB. April 4. from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. During the day there will be demonstrations on bicycle and helmet safety and there wtll be a bicycle and helmrt safety check provided by Lake Mary Cycles and the Seminole County Sheriff's Department. At 3 p.m.. there wtll be a basketball game lretwcen the C rooms Mens League and the "Dds really began during my campaign for commissioner In 1996." s.ikl Fomer. "and part of what I hoped to bring to the citizens of Dike Mary. “What I wanted lo do was put direct and verifiable benefits Into a proposal which directed benefits Into what I call now a benefit sharing Initiative and ibis Is where the 15 percent has come from. Through meetings wllh commissioners, thru and now and the etty manager tfie proposal was made and received favorable response from all of them. "We've secured the funding, we've goitrn concensus we have arrived al the precipice of the single greatest opportunity for citizen participator! and of life enhancement and cltybasrd business lnvolvinent Ilian we've ever had.’ Clean up----Continued from Psge 2A D a y--------------CoaUaoad from P if • 1A Day was conceived around the first of this year by Sanford Police Ofc. Terry Murray and Ofc. Alan Smith with Goldsboro Elementary Princi­ pal Hardy Uluke. "Tills will not be the last meeting |wlth the community).* said Bronson. The event will be held at Cruorns Academy Saturday, tlie mayor and city commis­ sioners for approval. l u m r t h a s vet to meet with City Manager John Litton, to outline Ins plan Litton, who Is out of town this week, wood have lo ii-comiticnd the plan to Noise---------Cos I la Md from h | * 1A Greene, who presented the two resolutions at last night's meeting, and Commissioner Al Crump. The second resolution pre­ sented by Greene was tabled for 30 days. It would have re­ quested Uie City of Sanford to roqutro noise abatement prior to allowing any additional growth at the Orlando Sanford Airport. Sanford Mayor Larry Dale said fie believes there Is a con­ tinuing luck of communica­ tions." Lake Mary Is concemrd over this," he said, "bul why don't they come to us and let us discuss It. "Communications should be the key to any problem of this type." There was no Indication re­ garding when the Sanford City Commission would take up the resolution request from Lake F riday. 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Indeed, many eatly Jewish Christians con­ tinued not only to observe the Salih.rth. or Saturday, as a holyday. they also contlnurtl to celebrate the Jewish festivals. In time, however, these festival observances were transformed Into commemorations of New Testament events. When the church began to celebrate Kasier In the second century, there was disagreement over whether It should be kept on Passover or consistently on a Sunday. Hut the Council of Nlcea In A.D. 325 fixed the date as the Sunday after the first full moon following the venial, or spring, equinox. Tims, the Jewish nnd Christian holydays were separated, though they continued to fall close togethrr and occasionally on the same day. The link lietween Passover and Kasier Is preserved In aueh names for the Christian holyday as Pasqua (Italian). Pascuu (Spanish), and Panties (Trench). Holy Week How are the days from Palm Sunday to Kaster Sunday linked to Jesus' story'/ Hearing that Jesus was coming to Jenisalem (JN. I2:l.'!| Passover pilgrims 'took brunches of palm trees and went out to meet him," . Mark relates that on Jesus' arrival (MK. 11:8-9) "many spread their garments on the road, and others spread leafy branches which they hud cut from the fields," and cries of "Hosanna!" filled the air. So b e­ gan the first day of Jesus' last week, observed today as Palm Sunday. Gradually, the commemoration of Jrsus death nnd resurrection expanded to an entire holyweek that starts with Palm Sunday. Maundy, or Holy Thursday, marks the Last Supper; Good Friday. Jesus death on the cross; Holy Satur­ day. a day of vigil; and Faster Sunday. Ills resurrection, the Joyous confirmation of Christ s divinity. Good Friday Why Is the Friday before Kaster called Good Friday'/ There Is no single, widely accepted explanation of why the most sol­ emn day of the Christian liturgical calendar thr commemora­ tion of Jesus death on thr cross - came to I k - rnllrd Good Friday. Some claim that good is a corruption of God and that the name was actually Gods Friday. Others hold that good refers to thr belief that Christ died for thr good of mankind, for human salvation Irom sin. A thud theory states that good Is an archaic term for holy: a fourth, that good was a euphe­ mism fur bad. Not until the fourth century was Good Friday observed apart from Kaster. Karly names were the Frstlvul of thr Crucifixion and Day of Salvation. Today in France, Italy, and Spain. It Is called Holy Friday; In Greece, Holy, or Great. Friday. Throughout Ihe world rrllglnus commit miles will be reminding the resurrection of Jesus on Faster Sunday, April 12. Al­ though Ihe tragedy of Ills death causes one lo reflect on Ihe pain and suffering hr experienced Ihe triumph of Ills rising brings Joy. Kverylhlng from sunrise services to spe­ cial programs will be held throughout this area lo remember this lime. Lent and the Holy Week will lake renter stage to many. This Sunday. April 5 will mark Palm Sun­ day. First Prrsbytcrlan Church of Sanford. •101 Oak Ave., will bold a Palm Sunday service with an Faster Cantata by Its choirs entitled. T h e Cross. The Christ. Hie Crown." followed by a sunrise Faster service at the Webb's projxrty at 7:30 a m. and a 10 a.m. Faster Sunday Wor­ ship with brass, bells and choirs. Wrstvtrw Baptist Church. 4100 Paola Rd.. will present an Faster musical, "Thr Day He Wore My Crown." on Saturday. April 4 and Sunday. April 5 at 7 p.m. each evening. On Kasier Sunday special serv Ices will lake place at 8 a.m. and 10:15 a.m. Palm Sunday will be celebrated at Flr»t H.ipttst Church. Fifth Street and Park Avenue, with a 10:30 worship and Lord s supjjer with a slide presentation. "How Je­ sus Died" following those events. A G p.m. service will feature guest speaker. Krn McIntosh, sharing "The Trial of Jesus." Faster Sunday morning worship will begin at 10:30 a.m. with a sermon T h r Resur­ rection Real or Rigged'/" wltli Ihe choir singing thereafter. At G p.m. Ihe lesson HOME IMPROVEMENT EXPERIENCE YOU CAN COUNT ONI r NEAT-N-fIDY ALL CLEAN ] E A S T E R S P E C IA L 2 W e e k s Only 3 5 % O ff Hryiilenti.il llin Specialty UcwnMd, BondM, Insured w h a MS1DCNTUU. a ornc* chasing oun » « cuutv I£ || HANOTMAN MNVICf A CASPIT CHASING USVICI AVAILABLE lOWtST m iett m town I Wi 00 WINDOW! | a9 X m m wmwm | 1 1 1 I _____ S D tC I K lJ M C i r t D D A L & EBV IC E • Bankruptcy • Bad o r Slow Credit O.K. jgpOM ADDITIONS ★ REMOOKUNQ ★ M M M FREE 3 Estimates • FREE Pre-qualification • FAST APPROVALS Call Today • 407-668-8004 I I UnHng Tht I m* Mmry \ mmJ ail Srmlmol* ComtUjj s s j Serving Volusia County ____ actment play featuring three interviewers questioning Judas Iscariot about Ills arllon during Holy Week. Tire church will be decorated with palms, which signify Ihe Jews greeling Christ uj>on His entrance Into Jerusalem. Maundy Thursday will be celebrated at 7 p.m. A communion service will he held lo commemorate the sadness of Ihe season. Trnnc Brae. Ihe Good Fri­ day service, will be held at the church with a candlelight service. Tills will begin al 7 p.m. Tills service represents Ihe darkness of the betrayal and arrest of Je­ sus Christ on the evening of Passover. The resurrection and ascension of Christ will be celebrated on Easter morning with breakfast at 9:30 a.m. In the educational building adjacent to the church. At I I a.m. the Faster service will Include tnimj k - I s . singing, communion and a worship service. Weklva Assembly. IG75 Dixon Rd.. will hold a musical presentation. T h e Road to Life Everlasting" In observance of Holy Week. Tills musical was written and pro­ duced by Tom Russell. It will take place All Souls Catholic Church. 800 S. Oak on Palm Sunday at 8 a.m. and 10:30 a.m.. Ave.. will start Holy Week will Palm Sun­ Good Friday at 7 p.m. and Easier Sunday day services In the church at 7:45 a.in.. al 8 am. and 10:30 a.m. Spanish services al 9 a.m. and additional Holy Cross Lutheran Church in Lake services al 10:30 a.m. and noon. Holy Thursday services will Ik- at 7 p m. Good Mary will celebrate Holy Week with the Friday will feature Liturgy of the Passion Kasier Story presentation on Palm Sunday at 3 p.m.. Stations of Ihe Cross at G:30 ut 7 p.m. Hits presentation will Include a p.m. and Liturgla de In Paslon at 7:30 re telling of the Kaster story by narration p.m. Holy Saturday services are sched­ from Hie Gosjiels, choral Interpretations uled for 7 p.m. Faster Sunday services as well as solos. Slides from Ihe National will Ik- held al 0:30 a.m.. 7:45 a.m. 9 a.m. Gallery of Art In Washington D.C. will be (Spanish), 10:30 a.m.. noon, and 1:15 a.m. used lo depict the pusslon as seen through First Christian Church. Disciples of the eyes of master artists. Christ. IG07 Sanford Ave.. will hold Palm For more Information about these serv­ Sunday services at 11 a m. with a reen­ ices call the church ofllcc of the church. IN BRIEF 5?® lx- celebrated on Sunday. April 5 at 3:30 p.m. at Triumph the rhurrh and Kingdom of God tn Christ. Tlie church Is located at 1414 W. 15th St. Easter traditions Muny Kaster customs come from the Old World. Thr white Illy, the symbul of the resurrection. Is the special Kaster flower which stands for purity. Artists for centuries have pic­ tured the Angel Gabrlri coming to the Virgin Mary with a spray of lilies In his hand, to announce that she Is to be thr mother of the Christ Child. Thr Illy ts also thr sign of the Krsurrertlon. Thr lovrly white Madonna Illy was used for years as thr Faster Illy. It often tailed to bloom In time for Kasier. however, and so Hrrmuda lilies wrrr substituted. Rabbits and rolorrd eggs have come from pagan untlqulty os symbols of new life. Faster Monday egg rolling, a custom o( Kuropran origin, has Ix-comc a tradition on thr lawn of the White House. In many churches Faster Is preceded try a season of prayer, abstinence, and fasting culled Lrnt. Tills Is observed in mem­ ory of the 40 days' fast of Christ In thr desert. In Kastrm O r­ thodox churches Lrnt Is 50 days. In Western Christendom Lrnt Is observed for six weeks and four days. Lrnt may be preceded by u carnival season. The origin of the word carnival Is probably from the laitln came vule. meaning ‘ flesh (meat), farewell." Klaborate pageants often close this season on Shrove Tuesday, the day before the beginning of Lent. Tills day Is also called try Its French name. Mardl Gras (Fat Tuesday). Ash Wednesday, thr first day of Lent, gels Its name from the practice, mainly In the Homan Catholic church, of putting ashes on Ihe foreheads of the faithful to remind that "man Is but duBt". will Ik - T h e Power of Ills Love Changing Lives for Eternity." First United Methodist Church, at the opposite comer of 5th Street and Park Avenue will begin Palm Sunday with wor­ ship services al 8:25 and 10:55 a m An Agape Feast will Ik - offered on Thursday. April 9 on a reservation basis. Good Fri­ day. April 10 will host a choir Cantata at 7:30 p m. titled. T h e Christ. Thr Cross. Hie Crown." Iiy Randy Vadrr. Saturday. April 11 the members will conduct an Easier egg hunt from 10:30 a.m. until noon at the Gazebo at Centennial Park. Bring a basket loo collect eggs. On Faster Sunday a sunrise servlrr will take place at the Lake Monroe Flagpole, downtown Sanford, at 6:30 a.m. followed by on Faster breakfast In the fellowship hall from 7:30 lo 11 a.m. Morning services will Ik - held at 8:25 and 10:55 a.m. with a brass ensemble performing at all services. Participants are asked lo bring a flower for Ihe Faster Flower Cross. Child care will Ik- provided at all services. Colors featured will I k - black and white. There will be a march from the Sanford Chris­ tian Worship Center on 13th Street. down to Triumph Church on 15th Street. Line up will be at 2:30 p in. 40 Ysara of Honsat Sarvlcs Groat Ratss on Quality Workmanship • Imparl m Oemtttlc . x«ln • Vast • Track* • RV* • Aaltmatlc i SUrtarl . ciateha* • CV Jstats • laatt • tatari TacMtal t aalpmart . FrN Tavist Win Ma|«r Rapalr* Isr CampatartMi Trasaminlas . Natlanwlia Warranty toallahta 6682929 905-B S US Hwy. 17*92 DaBary i l Across from the F P L . Sm oke Stacks To RSVP rail Susan Gllvrns at 644-1401, Pastor Mary Smith at 322-3499 or Evan­ gelist Eligr Jones at 324-5513. Dr. Richard Balchar • S p ta ktr from Columbia Intamitional Univtrtlty LAKE MARY - Flrat Baptist Church Markham Woods will be having Dr. Richard Belcher as guest speaker on Saturday. April 4. 7 p.m.. and Sunday. April 5 at 10:45 a.m. and 7 p.m. Dr. Belcher Is a professor at Columbia International Uni­ versity. teaching Bible, Theol­ ogy. Greek and Preaching. Along with his present teach­ ing duties at Columbia Inter­ national University, he has a continual ministry to India. Dr. Belcher holds five aca­ demic degrees, of which two are Bachelor of Arts from Wheaton College. Wheaton. III. and Doctor of Theology from Concordia Theological Semi­ nary, St. Louts. Mo. Dr. Belcher is a man with a deep compassion for the needs of people. The church is located at 5400 Markham Woods Road. Lake Mary. For more details • 407 333-2085. Passover Ssdsrs DELTONA - Temple Shalom will host a traditional Passover Seder on Friday, April 10. Services will be conducted by Rabbi Steven David Kane. The event will begin at 6 p.m. with Seder at 6:30 p.m. For more information call (904)789-7737 or (904)7892202. Special class ALTAMONTE SPRINGS - A class for young married and singles Is held on Wednesdays at 7:30 p.m. at St. Mary Mag­ dalene Church. 861 Maitland Ave. Speakers. social and service events are held throughout the month. For more Information call Frank at 262-2774. For loca­ tion call 843-5266. Fellowship SEMINOLE COUNTY - Zoc. a Christian fellowship and In­ formation resource for singles In their 20 s and 30's Is avail­ able. For more Information call Daniel at 788-1080. It’s the store you remember with gifts you love! • Muffy VenderBear • Crane Stationery • Crabtree & Evelyn • Seagull Pewter • • • • • • Vera Bradley Boyd's Bears Caspar! . Lampe Berger Christopher Radko Rochard Limoge Unique gifts, stationery and invitations Located next to General Cinema at Lake Mary Centre, east of I-4 at Lake Mary Blvd. and Lake Emma Road 829-2244 Pre-convention service SANFORD • Join the youth of Kitchen Bend Hie Emmanuel District in a CASSELBERRY - Men and Pre-convention service at Holy women who can play (or make) Trinity Church of God In homemade Instruments, play a Christ. 1405 Mangoustlnc kazoo or sing are wanted. Ave.. at noon on Saturday, There Is a monthly fellowship April 4. The theme will be at Northland Community "Holiness: A Proven Founda­ Church. tion for a Promising Future." For more Information call Youth from the churches on Nadyne McGladdcry at 695the district. Word of Life, Holy 6012. Trinity and Master's Domain will perform dramas, songs, Weight Control poems and instrumentals. SEMINOLE COUNTY - Be Special guest soloist. Crystal victorious over weight and Orhan-McMIIlen: Professor Justus and Barbara Frazier overeating. Do It Ood's way. Meetings are on Mondays at 6 and their sign and dance p.m. group of Leesburg; trumpeter. For more Information call Bill Moss, of Tavares; educa­ tor, Tonya McCrae; and mem­ Debt at 260-8892. bers of the Sanford/Central Hebrew clesses Florida Muslcian'a Guild, will CASSELBERRY - Hebrew be present. classes are offered every Tues­ After the program there will be a picnic In the park. The day at 1544 Semlnola Ulvd. In Casselberry. Hie classes are public ts Invited to attend. Contact Faye Henderson at fun and you will be speaking words In Just one week and 323-9048 or Stephanie Smith sentences In one month. at 321-4311. Soup and sandwiches will be provided. There Is no charge Annlvtrtary for the class, Just an offering. SANFORD • The second an­ Call "Bridges to Israel* at niversary of 100 Women and 894-7007 for more Informa­ Men on the Move for Ood will tion. Discount On Reg Priced Merchandise Office Furniture & Equipment SB M odular Furniture Decor Items and M ore! Longwood Business Liquidators Monday thru Saturday 10am • 6pm B U N . Hwy. 17-92 �©A • S©*T*<fV^# H#rald Sanfoitl Florida * F?kj«i > April 3 1990 by Chic Young B LO N D IE MV B O S S CA M E BACK T O w O ? < ^ TOO AV TH A T'S A S L O N G A 5 an y gebm . L co uld S T A N D U V lN G 1 in MIS B O P V llv P e te r H . (lu ll. M il. by Mott Walker NOW L E T S s e MOW T H E O L D D I E T IS P H O O £ > X T H IN K T H IS S C A L E IS IN L O V E W I T H e WORKING/ 296 ll ' ✓ H -3 TTT 'A Aoer UiiLKf1 T H E B O R N L O S ER b y A r t S a n s o rri r •V.L riNlMAED WITH YOUCTEST, IILTO C tMsiC KM T IL •* j — eCFOCL 10U HAND IT IN KW E ^ YOU CHC CKLP b iL L U N b *' j HOW PO YOU LYPECT Alt. TO DO ^ THAT WITHOUT A WOCDRttCLSOK/ by Charles M. Schulz PEANUTS D K A lt H E A D E R Children in day can*. schiHtl and college are constant ly exposed, in close physical quarters, to viru se s T h e ir im m u ne system s may not be prepared to combat such infections Consequently, they become ill In essence, kids come to school w ith weird viruses to w hich their play males and friends may have no n*sis tance whatsoever One n( my responsibilities is that of medical director ol a prestigious New Kngland preparatory school I am par ticularlv aware of how readily viruses •and b a c te ria ) are sp re a d in a “closed" environment When the kids return to school alter vacations. I can count on mini epidemics of upper res piratnry infections, because the stu dents Inim Arizona an* sure to tiring back viruses to which the adolescents trom New Jersey have no immunity Fortu na te ly, over time, the student body exchanges v iru s e s , becom es im m u n e to them ami a llow s me a breather usually by about May ul every year I'm a gn*al believer in vitamins, but I doubt that the y w ould he lp y o u r grandson Kither he has antibodies to a particular virus nr he doesn't In the latter instance, he'll become ill until he forms his own antibody protection Vitamins won't help However, they will help people who for one n*ason or another (ai! to cal a nutritionally balanced diet Such people include the elderly iwho may have lost interest in nutritious cook ing for th e m se lv e s ) o r teen agers iwho may have lost interest in nutri tious (nod altogether) I m being facetious Most adoles cents eat balanced diets, but I must admit in some instances. 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So. should South ruff the a A K 7 « 4 third heart with either dummy's 10 or V 5 4 3 queen? • K 5 3 As .he declarer realized, the answer A A K was neither. He shrewdly discarded Vulnerable: Both the diamond two from the dummy Dealer: Soulh West switched to the diamond six, but declarer won with dummy's acc, South West North East drew trumps, and rotted his diamond I a 2« 2a Hass loser in the dummy when there was no 3 * Pass 4a All pasi risk of an overrun. Opening lead: * A W atch out fo r the lo s e r-o n lo s e r Hy Phillip Aider Presumably, when you arc playing bridge. Jerome S liruner summed you up perfectly when he wrote. "The shrewd guess, the fertile hypothesis, the courageous leap to a tentative con elusion — these are the most valuable coin of the thinker at work ” It is a tact of life that, unless watch­ ing certain sitcoms, you must think. And at bridge, the more you think, the more likely you are to find the winning move. Even when faced with an appar ent guess, it you leap to the right cun elusion, you can often spin that guess into either a high probability or a cor lainty In today's deal, you arc in four spades West, who has ovcrcalled in hearts, starts with the heart aee: six. nine, (our. He continues with the heart play: It ti easy to overtook. S C U L P T U fit GARFIELD !■»* NEWSPAPER EYTEJUIUSE ASSN 42 Talk-show host Donahue 1 Hitchcock 46 Hyson, e g movie 47 Trudge 7 Soul 51 Cryalalllne 13 Mythical gem aviator 53 False 14 Accustomed 55 Egos tS Oriental tempi* temp 56 Type ot type 16 Lean, a* ia snip 57 Agree 17 Cm 58 Late Show IB — and Ionic features 20 Tissue 21 Purposeful DOWN 2 3 -------- at the 1 Domino spots oltlc* 2 Peruse 27 Overshadow 3 TV antenna 32 Halo* Ivpe 33 Mohammedan 4 Ha iarvest religion 5 Paul Newman 34 Pigpen sound movie 35 Kata Nalllgan 6 Kind ol orange movie 7 Outdoor meal 36 Surpass In 6 Nahoor sheep vandlng 9 Circular tent 39 Staircase pert 10 Indian 40 Singer 11 Part ol a shoe Bonnie — WIN AT BRIDGE s ..J A J U n # : ' * micro organisms wen* rubbed oft dur ing normal activities ACROSS A friend suggested that I try Lari r>r~ la.* lieau Super Dieter's lea I've been drinking a six ounce cup every day and it seems to help Any risks? DEAR READER This herbal lea is 57 completely safe to drink on a daily basis. I am not aware that it consistun ?'■ ">v • tnllntp -lrrplto ‘ .'in'.l ■■■O I IITI ■ 1 ’if " lie :* A-*t. T o answ er your question about your h usband s co ld , his v iru s e s could re m a in in fectio u s on a te lepho ne receiver or a doorknob for hours, per haps as much as a day However, your chances nf catching his cold by this method are remote You would have to put y o u r fingers to y o u r nose or mouth almost immediately, before the tro lly relieves constipation, but il it works for you. fine Knnugh sermonizing I doubt that your grandson's frequent infections would be helped by vitamin supple merits Kut. in all fairness, you should ask his pediatrician about this D E A R D R O O T T I have rhrnm c constipation that has not responded to the usual therapy, including increased bran and fluids in m y d irt, milk of magnesia, Metamunl. and occasional enemas. •W, D E A R R E A D E R : T h e a n s w e r to your question de|H»nds on the micro organism and the slate of the inani­ mate object. A warm, moist object will harbor infectious agents longer than cold, dry material will Also, some bac lena an* quickly killed by exposure to air. whereas m any viruses can live outside the body (or several hours DR. G O TT D E A R H it ( H I T T M y 1! y e a r old grandsnn is in daycare III* usually catches something, like a ninny nose, about every month My hushnml and I swear by vitamins Wouldn't such m iji (dements help him ward nff infection’ W % ~v^ B E E T L E B A IL E Y Can vitamins prevent illness? G EM IN I (May 21-Juna 20) A Incnd ol yours who knows how to play people might try lo operate in a way today that will make you fool responsible lor him/her Dorit dive lor the'hook C A N C E R (Ju n e 2 1 -Ju ly 22) Subdue your opinions today in order lo operate harmonrousfy with Ihe will ol Ihe majority Even ri your ideas are boiler, others won't appreciate your aggressiveness L E O (J u ly 2 3 -A u g. 22) Persons with whom you il associate today will have a strong influence over your outlook and attiludo. II they are negative Ihtnfcors. you're likely lo slip into thal mode as well VIRGO (A ug. 23-Sept. 22) Some unde­ sirable changes might be imposed upon you loday which you'll have strong incli­ nations to resist This could prove lo be counterproductive Play the hand you're U B R A (Sept. 23-Oct 23) In a develop­ ment in which allies are required, use your best judgment lo determine how much support they can really offer Don't waste time or effort on those who are (Deflective SCO R PIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) You must be extremely careful loday about to whom you delegate a critical assignment For the sake ol expediency you might select persons who are unable to cut the mustard SA G ITTA R IU S (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) Sick­ ing your nose into situations where il doeshl belong could be a big miscalcula­ tion today and penalize you both socially and monetarily CAPR ICO RN (D m . 22-Jan. 19) Family issues could be Ihe most problematic ones loday ft you see Ihe storm signals in your household, do aU you can to help quiet Ihe winds of discontent AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-feb. 16) There ere indications you might not have loo meny accomplishments about which to boast today This is because you ccxid scatter your forces so thinly that nothing wiH get completed P IS C E S (F e b . 20-M arch 20) Usually stinginess plays an insignificant role in your generous nature, but loday thrs trait might dominate in ways thal could tarnish your image by Leonard Starr �Seminole Herald, Sanford, Flonda ■ Friday, Apnl 3,1998 •7 * THE WEEK IN PREP ATHLETICS games of the Week You're no sports fan if you m /s s ... By Jeff BerlinJcke ASSISTANT SPORTS EDITOR Tonight: Lake Brantley Oviedo, baseball, 7 p.m. Patriots scare Lions Oviedo L A X girls survive battle with Lake Brantley By Jeff Bcriiitlcke ASSISTANT SI’OKTS EDITOR at Tills should be one of the biggest baseball Rumert of the year. Even though everyone la In the county la bunched together In the ntandInga. these are probably the two favorites to go to atulea. Each team boanla a strong pitching staff, and some of the top players In Seminole County Including Lake [Iraniley's Felipe Lopez und Chad Hall and Oviedo’s Hen Knapp and Jeremy Frost. Lake Brantleys Hobble Sitz pitched seven Innings Wednesday In a 4-2 win over Lake Mary but Knapp Is expected to go for Oviedo. Tonight: Pine Ridge at Semi­ nole, baseball, 6 p.m. Saturday: Deltona at Seminole, Baseball, 1 p.m. Tonight's game was an away game on the original schedule but the teams traded sites for thrlr home and home series earllrr this season. It s a big district game for the Semlnolea who are currently undefeated In district play. Saturday's game Is also a huge district game as Deltona may be the only learn In 5A-5 that can challenge the Fighting Semlnolea. Seminole started the year slowly after being ranked 17th nationally, but tiave rebounded with some strong performances before getting clob­ bered try Oviedo Wednesday. The Notes Chaz Lytle didn't make It past the second Inning against Oviedo, so he along with several other aces on Mike Powers' staff may an­ swer (tie call. Tim Kulnr*. Lytle. C3 Williams and l*aulo Silva are only a few of the Seminole sluggers that lead the team. IN BRIEF Goldsboro Community Day SANFORD _ Oet to know your Police De­ partment. Sheriff a Department. Fire Depart­ ment and City Officials when the Goldsboro community holds a special day at Crooms Academy tomorrow from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Among the events going on will be a bicycle and helmet safety check provided by Lake Mary Cycles and the Seminole County Sher­ iff's Department and a basketball game be­ tween the Grooms Men League and the Crooms High School varsity at 3 p.m. There will also be K-9 demonstrations and Police and Fire equipment and the Alert 1 and Alrcare helicopters on display. Hot dogs, sodas and popcorn will be served. Youth Basketball at SCC SANFORD _ Seminole Community College and the Seminole County Sheriff's Department Police Athletic League la taking Individ­ ual/team registrations for It's spring league for boys and girls ages 10-years-and-younger. All games are played at the college on Sat­ urday mornings. Cost Is $50 per player or $400 per team. Registration forma are available at elemen­ tary schools or by calling PAL at 330-6600, art. 263. SCC at 326-2092. or the Internet at HTTP://members.aol.com/starsbball/lndex.ht ml. On site registration at SCC tomorrow from 10 a.m. to noon. Bowen/Weston Football Camp LAKE MARY _ The Seminole Police Athletic League (PAL) Is hosting the third annual Bowen/Weston Football Camp for boys and girls ages 7-to-18 at the Lake Mary Sports Complex tomorrow from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Former National Football League and Uni­ versity of Florida players will serve as coaches. Among those committed are John L Williams (Seattle Seahawka/Plttaburgh Steelera), James Bales (defensive co-captain for Florida’s 1996 National Champlona), Louis Oliver (Miami Dolphins) and Huey Richardson (Pittsburgh Steelers). The camp Is under the guidance of former University of Florida player Paul Bowen and Rhondy Weston, who played tn the NFL with Cleveland. Dallas and Tampa Bay. Campers must wear athletic clothing and bring a bagged lunch. Drinks and fruit will be provided. Camp T-shirts will be given to p a r tId pants and autographs will be available. The cost for the camp la $30 for pre­ registration and $40 day of the camp. For more Information and/or to register, contact the Seminole County Police Athletic League at (407) 330-6600. ext 263. or Paul Bowen at (407) 830-6669. ALTAMONTE SPR1NOS _ Oviedo girls lacrosse coach Lynn Calkin tiad no voice left, but she still had a chance to talk about her unde­ feated Lions. The Lions struggled to a 6-4 win over Lake Brantley last night, taiffrrlng one of their biggest scares of the season, but on the heels of major wins over Bishop Moore and Cypress Creek, she seemed more relieved than anything. *Our defense Is usually a little bit better.* Calkin said. *But after beating tough teams like Bishop Moore and Cypress Creek, we Just played a little tired tonight.* One player who got through the tiredness was junior Melissa McDermott who led the way with three goals. Calkin said McDermott Is already being rourted by col­ leges and. even though lacrosse Is relatively new tn Florida, the CMrdo learn lias been together for quite some time. *We"ve all known each other since we were little,* McDermott said. *We played okay tonight but we weren't fielding ground balls well.* Oviedo came In as one of only two undefeated teams In the state, but Lake Brantley had only two losses, so It ranked as a major matchup. The Lions' offense stalled throughout the game but goalie ri­ der Erika Whlthcropoon stopped several point-blank shots early before Oviedo took control. Heather Cox scored the first goal of the night to give Oviedo the lead, but Lake Brantley sophomore Kelsy Hill scored unassisted to tie the game at one. Oviedo controlled the ball but Patriots' goaltender Robin Wolfe kept things close with several strong saves. Oviedo took the lead for good with a Kim Carbeny bouncer that made It 2-1. Lions, and Oviedo ex­ tended It to 3-1 when Carrie Wright made a perfect pass from behind the goal to McDermott who was alone In front of the crease. Lake Brantley fought back as Hill scored again seconds later, but. within a minute, McDermott scored again In front of the goal to mAkc It 4-2 at the half. Oviedo was dominating faceoffs Ovxxto's Sofia Kazi (No. 25, above) battles with a tno of Lake Brantley defenders in front of the Patriots net (including No. 4 Melissa Rutledge and goalkeepor Robin Wolfe), but it was Melissa McDermott (No. 10, right) that led the way, scoring three goals to help the Lions remain one of only two undefeated learns in the stalo with a 6-4 thriller over Lake Brantley Thurs­ day night at Tom Storey Field. and ground balls and Whitherspoon was doing her Job clearing the ball every time Lake Brantley gal close. Oviedo made It 5-2 at the start of the second half when McDermott broke away from the Lake Brantley defense and scored unassisted, but the Patriots fought back. Lisa Danun took a feed and went the length of the field to make It 53 and Hill scored again to cut the lead to one before Oviedo called a timeout with 14 minutes to go. Soon after the timeout. Lucy Young went the length of the field and Oviedo controlled Uie ball the rest of the way. The Lions will host West Orange High School for Senior Night at John Courier Field on Tuesday storting at 7:30 p.m.. while the Pa­ triots will be at Cypress Creek on Tuesday for a Junior varsity/varsity doubleheader starting at 5:30 p.m. Raider softball team gets double shutout Prom Staff Reports SANFORD _ Lori Ashworth hurled a threc-hltter and Rene Hooper a four-hitter as the Seminole Commu­ nity College softball team evened Its record at .500 with a double Mid-Florida Conference shutout of St. Johns River Community’College Thursday afternoon. Ashworth (5-4), a freshman from Boone, struck out seven and walked three and Lake Howell's Brittany Scott drove In three runa aa the Raiders won the opening game. 8-0, In alx-lnnlngs. The gome was ended early by the Conference Run-Rule. Hitting for the local squad In the first gome were Oviedo's Desiree Schwartz (2-for-2, run. RBI). Lyman's Jonnie Beland (2-for-3 with a double, two runs). Scott (l-for-3 with o triple, run. three RBI). Lyman's Jamie Slurp (l-for-2, RBI). Kim Ramey (l-for-3. RBI), Christy Neudeck (l-for-4, three runs), Candice Hays (run) and Lake Brantley's Mamie Bernstein (RBI). In the nightcap. Hooper (11-12) struck out three and walked only one. while Scott ripped a pair of tri­ ples as the Raiders won 6-0. RAIDERS 8-5, VIKINOB 0-0 gam e one St. Johns River Community College 000 OOO 0 3 3 Seminole Community College 104 102 ~ . 8 S 1 N K h oli end Maloney. A riiw tm ii and Neudeck. W P A .lm u rtli 154L LP . NIcI kjI*. Save . none. 211 . SCC. OcLnd 311 I SJKCC. H ijum, SCC. Scott I IK . none ** " GAME TWO St. John* River Community Coll. 000 000 0 0 4 1 Seminole Community College 002 120 i" . B 12 0 Mocuul and MaJixtcy. Iloopce and Maijub WP llouper I I I - I 2 I LP . M oron i Save _ tame. 211 . &JKCC. Drown. 3D SCC. Scott 2 I IK _ none. IV ro rd t SCC 23-23 Leading the way were Scot! (3-for 4. two triples, two runs. RBI). Oviedo's Came McAullffe (2-for*3. run. RBI). Hays (2-for-4, run. two RBI). Traci Miller (2-for4), Ashworth (I-for-1). Shannon Hay and Deltona's Erin Maijub (both l-for-3) and Schwartz (run). The Raiders (23-23) will be In Gainesville to com­ pete In tile Santa Fe Community College Tournament tomorrow and Sunday. SCC baseball team loses pitcher’s duel From Btaff Reports SANFORD _ Florida College'a Courtney scattered eight hits, while striking out 16 and walking only one to outdud Seminole Community College's Jeaae Mario as the Falcons held off the Raiders 3-2 in a baseball game Thursday afternoon st Raider Field. Both teams scored In the first Inning, with SCCs run coming on a home run fay Josh Rhodes. Florida College regained the lead tn the third inning, but the Raider* tied the game at 2-2 In the fourth FALCONS 3, RAIDERS 2 Florida Collage 101 001 000. 3 1 8 Seminole CC 100 100 000 _ 2 S 3 Courtney und I UmrU. itouende (91 Marti) and You man* W P _ Courtney (4 -01. LP _ Maria 13-6). Save _ none. 3U _ PC. Iludaetna. Mateo, While, SCC. Rhode*. 3U _ none. I (R _ SCC. Khode*. H n w k _ PC I3 H SCC I I - a, — — Inning as Travis Gamble reached on an error and later scored when New Smyrna Beach's Kentrelle Evans also reached on an error. But the Falcons scored the game-winning run In the top of the sixth Inning when a potential tnnlng-endlng double play ball was thrown uwuy at first base, allowing the go-ahead run to reach second setting tlic stage for a gamewinning hit by Clark. Mario suffered Die loss despite striking out six, walking no one and giving up Just one earned run. Hitting for SCC were Rhodes (2for-4. home run. double, run. RBI). Andres Correa (2-for-2), Thomas Greco (1-fur-1). Gamble (l-for-4. run) and Evans and Sanford's Rob Denmon (both l-for-4). The Raiders will be at Lake City Community College for on M FC doubleheader at noon on Saturday. Drug-free champs in Sanford SANFORD _ Tomorrow, the Sanford Chic Center will hoot the 2nd annual MidFlorida Natural Bodybuilding Championship and Ma. Fit­ ness USA National Qualifier. Some of the country's finest ‘drug free’ athletes will com­ pete In Die competition with men and women ranging from age 19 • 62. The women's contest will offer a chance to compete In nationals In Las Vegas. Proceeds will go to the Seminole County DARE pro­ gram and tornado relief. The contest will offer .s va­ riety of fitness and strength demonstrations and drew over 500 people last year. Contest check-In Is st 9 a.m.. followed fay a contest­ ant’s meeting at 10 a.m. and prejudging st 11 a.m. The finals begin at 7 p.m. with and five competitor* will receive trophies in each class. 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Clam at tfia Court OY Ruth Ring A « Deputy C lam P u N a N March 27. and April 2. 1W4 D€ 0-734 DR M S U D A F I N IN R t Tho H t n o g t ol Chortoo Warn* Yoongbiood rtuiband to VltNrta Lm hymgHnorl Wtta It o n e B OP O O N O B M N R T IM H t A N T M T O Pmparty Ownaaa ar mtaraatad perypnt of Legal Notices IN T M I C IR C U fT C O U N T o r T H I 8 10 NT 11 NTH JU D IC IA L C IR C U IT O f T N I • T A T I O f 7LO R ID A, IN AND fO R k lM lH O L l C O U N TY C IR C U IT CTVIL CASS NO 4 7 ‘ 1S I T C A - 14 f t riR S T UNION NATIONAL OANk O f flO R lD A •iMtBiioF by merger with AtlentK Natiohal Oa^k ol fforida . Pla*htiff f M A S * j H O L M !6 UNRNOWN S P O U S i O f fR ANA J H OLM ift MHLLIAM A BURROUGHS s h ir l c y i burroughs 0 4 HI f iClAl SAVINGS DAHA %SO JA M IS W 0AUOHM AN S H LR R IH A 0AUGHMAH D C N lSI T | f L SIXTH S TR EET ASSOCIATES a brmled |>ertr>er*hip S UN TR U ST BANK l/k/a SUN DANA NATIONAL ASSOCIATION W ESTQ ATE M O O ILI HOME C O M M U NITY INC C ECIL A MOORE JOHN M ICHAEL TU R N E R d/h/a SAN SEBASTIAN S O U A R I J ANT/JOHN DOE he til tout namoF rvpraM nlm g Ivncnlc in poF»«v«>on. and ALL UNKNOW N PARTIES CLAIM ING IN TER ES TS 0Y. TH RO U G H U N O tR OR AQAINST A NAMED D EFEN D AN T TO THIS AC TIO N . OR HAVINO OR C lA IM IN Q TO HAVE ANY RIGHT. TITLE OR IN TER ES T IN THE PROPERTY HEREIN DESCRI0CD DvIandanU N O T I C I OF A C TIO N TO FRANK J HOLM ES (ratidanca unknown) P O 0o> SI 110/ Maitland. FL 33/SF UNKNOW N SPOUSE OF FRANK J HOLM ES IraFidanca unknown) P O O of S IS IO / Maitland. FL 33/SF WILLIAM A OURROUGHS (If f ! known ratidanca) 1/S CokhaFlar Road Dallimor* M 0 3I33S IH IR lE V I OURROUGHS L'eal known ratidanca) 3/t C o k h a tla r Road Oallunor*. M 0 3I33S 0ENISE TEEL laddraaa unknown) S U T H S TR E E T ASSO CIATES. * Miuted ■■arlnartlnii (If f I known addratt) c/u Tha W indtor CorporalKui 130 Wa*l Giand Avanua E tiond id o C A S303I W ESTQ ATE MOBILE HOME C O M M U NITY. INC laddraaa unknown) CECIL A MOORE (ratHlanc# unknown) JOHN M ICHAEL OARNER. d/b/a SAN SEBASTIAN SQUARE (latidanc* unknown) YO U ARE N O TIFIED that an eition lo lorecloee a morlgaga on lha tollowing properly In Sanunola County Flonda Thai pari el Lei 140. Block 0 O R M ITC H ELL'S SURVEY OF THE LEVY ORJLNT. per record P f I ui Plat Beak 1. page S el lha Pubhc Raaarda of Sanunola Co u r t l y Fla n da daaenbad aa From Ota Swuthwwal Carwwr at th* Waa* 1/3 at Lot 3. Brack B. S P O R TSM A N 'S PANAOISK. aa laonrdad m Plat Book S. pa gat 13 and 13 dl lha Publl* Aacord* ol Saminnia County Flonda wm North * J egrua* V kaot la a l Legal Notices 400 laal lo lha Point ol Beginning lhanc* run North SO da great SI Waal 100 Feat to th* Eatlarty right ol way el Winter Park Orrv* thane* run North S dagraat S' E atl along **id right ol Way 100 1**1 lhanc* South SO dagraat S I' ( t a t 100 laal lhanc* run South S dagraat S Watt 100 laal lo th* Point ol Beginning Thit property it alto known at l o l « Block A A M IN D E 0 P L A T OF LAKE KATHRYN PARK. S E C ­ OND A00ITIO N according lo lha Plal lhaiaol at recorded in Plal Onot IS Pagat S and S ol lha Public Record* ol S# mi no la County Florida TO O E TH E R W ITH all th* unprovamanlt now or hereafter aivctad on th* propeily and alt aatam anlt. rights, appurte­ nance*. rents myall.at. miner­ al. oil and gat rights and pratlit water right* and flock and all Natures now or hereafter attached lo th* property hat baan Mad againtt you and you ara required lo serve a copy ot your written defenses it any. to it on Oerald D Oavit. Piaintifft attorney. whose address la HOLLAND • KNIGHT U P Post Office O o f 3S43. SI Paler*burg. Florida 33/31, or within thirty |30| daya Irom Ih* dal* ol Ih* last publication, and hie lha original with tht* Court either bafora eanrice on Plamtilf* attorney oi immodlalaly lharaallar. olharwi** a dalault will ba anlarad ig im * t you for th* rokal da mended In Ih* Comptaml or petition Thl* nolica thall ba pubhahad one* aach waak lor two con•aculnra waak* In lha Sanunola Harald W ITNESS my hand and Ih* »**l of tin* Court on llu* S li t day ol MARCH I SSS (SEAL) MARYANNE MORSE A* Clark ol th* Circuit and County Court Oy Ruth King A* Oaputy Clark Oarald 0 Daw*. Eaquw* HOLLAND A KNIGHT LLP Poal Offica Boa 1S4I St Pa I* r*burg, Florida 33/31 (SIS) S S S -/I/I Publi*h April S, 10. I M S 0EP-S3 N O TIC B OF f i o t i t i o o s b a s i s Nolica ta hereby givan that I am angagad In butinaaa al P O Bo* 34S. Longw ood. Florid* 33/S3-034S. Sanunol* County. Florida, under Ih* Flctmou* Nam* ol O O B A N C A A P AN TR Y and lha 1 1 inland lo rogfatar aaid nama with Ih* Olvlalon ol Corporalion*. Tallahattaa. Florida. In accordenc* with th* provltion* of Ih* Flclllioua Nam* StaluM*. To-W lt Saclion SSS M . Flonda tla lu la * IM 1 Joaaph R Oaic/unaky Publiah AprtiS. I M S DEP-4S N O TIO S OF F IC T IT M U B HAM S Nolle* I* hereby given lhal I am angagad in bu t m a tt al 333A Oak Laal Circle. Lake Mary. Florida 33/44 Sanunol* Caunty. Florida, under Ih* Flclibou* Nam* ol B IT S A B T T S S . and that I inland lo rogralar aatd noma with Ih* Otvralon ol Corporation*. Tallahaaaaa. Puklrah AprU 3 M P -4 / TO- Pm warty Ownara Legal Daaenprion of Pmpady- LO T* l • 2 (R * 7 P tN f L f V f L PB • PO 94 AS P fC O R tX O IN SANPORO SfNRNOLS C O U M TT fLORlOA ARA f #19 Rf 14* In v a r Rf PORT NUMBSN S4-9I THa b u d ^ n g f ) ar H n N n N S tacatH an fba abwua-ttatad pm party Haa baan found by I M B u M mg OfRetaf af tha Crfy af Sanford »o ba * unaanrfary onaafa f f a p f i b i f ar wmnfiabdabfa anndi* fmn YO U ABC HSNSBY N 0T1FIID IKf I ■ C f k F m m Ti k i M M IM f ■ « If contfutltd b r I m N a4 C »m i»m u m n m> I M Cl1|r ml ianlmrti an I M 13th tftf •) AprN. I N S . •! I M p m m lh « CM/ CommtFFlon C M m b m . Haora 113. San Ian! City HaN. 300 N Haiti Avamia. Sanlani Flonda. la raaM M l I W r a w N i a M N w r or not I M buM ragl*) or •trwctuf«4>l lacalad on t M i t a w - i N M You ara harmby ontared lo appaar N l n I M CKy C a n m i M F Condamnalion Haanng N ba M a n ! and p ffM til your iiF a e l lha ia »a You M v a I M nglil lo oblatn an attOfMy at your v a n •>panaa. lo rapraaonl you bo/ora I M Cowuraaaion You M u lha n «n i lo caN wllnoaaaa on your bohalf aa uraN aa lo craat-aiararaa ah o iM t witnataaa II you do not appoo*. I M City Camnaaawn may pn»taod wilhoul you ShouM I M City C o n v u i M n dolarmma that aafd b w M o g lil or •true iur*(>) than tie condemned. IM y M r r I M power lo waua an ( W o ol Condemnation requiring you lo cauee I M buOdmgla) or •trwcturolal lo ba damoliaM d and ramouod or placed in a i i r i r ol round ropau wtlhm a tune certain II I M bw ldm glt) or olructurelel are not domoliahod and removed or repaired within ouch lima period. IM n tech building!a) or •trvcturvtt) will ba dam oliaM d and removed by I M City and tha coal e l I M eeme aaaaoced aa a M n agamal lha above-ataled property H you M v e any quvaliona concerning Ihra mailer, ploaaa contact I M Coda Cnlorcamanl Oopartmonl al (403) 330 M 44 SHOULD YOU 0SC I0C TO AHD EAl ANY MATTSH C O N S IO IR tO AT T N I ADO V I H I AMINO. Y O U M AT N E I0 A VtR BA TlM H E C 0 H 0 OF T N I H H O C K O tN O I. TESTIM O NY ANO EVIDENCE W HICH R E C 0 A 0 IS NO T HHOVIOSO BY T H I C ITY OF SANFORD (F S H S OIOS) PERSONS W ITH DISABILITIES N E ID IN Q ASSISTANCE TO PAR* T I C IM T I IN ANY OF TH ESE P A O C ItO lN O S SH OULD C O N TA C T T H I PERSONNEL OFFICE ADA COORDINATOR AT 330-SS3S 4S HOURS IN ADVANCE OF TH E M EETINO PUBLISHED DATES AprV t. ISSS A April 10 ISSS OEP-tl GARAGE SALE GUIDELINES CTOctren's ctoVwTQ, COiscI Mae. tods, books and Ansquaa e v Bn Vw most poputar Roma /1 a M W b jl D D R y p U a Ml W SBaaihwaea Du ( P. •aM Ba sum twrs Is Mont to pBikinaanN I N <£& * KrW t •rth rw t^nbofi la u i k i U BBBV IB Myl Hbvb pbnty ol i rhBndbnQ U n Nb B u rn 0 0 4 p g r s o n M o n ( 1 *0*1 Da*cnohow af Praparry LO TA 1 * 3 BLK 3 PINE LEVEL PB S PO M A t R IC O R O C O IN AANFORO. AIM IN O LC CO UN TY. F IO R I0 A AKA 1443 Oiaandar Avanua RAPORT NUMBCR SS 30 Th* bui«ding(t| ar *lruclura<*| localad on Iho abova-alatad proparty ha* baan found by Ih* Budding Official ol Ih* C dy o l Aanlord •o ba Hi untamiary. unttl* . dilapidated or unmhabitabla condi­ tion YOU ARE HEREBY N O TIFIED lhal a Condamnaiion Hearing w i ba conducted by Ih* Board o l Comnuatlonara ol Ih* Clly of Aanlord an Ih* 1SIS* day *1 April. IS M . al 3 00 p m In Ih* Clly Comma**ion Chandier*. Room ISP. Aanlord C lly Hall. 300 N Park Avanua. aanlord. Florida, lo make fuk determination whether or not Ih* buddmgfal af tlruclura(t) localad on Ih* above-tlatad properly th tll ba condemned You ar* harvby ordered lo appear batora Ih* C dy Comnutaron Condamnaiion Hearing la ba heard and praaanl your aid* al Ih* cat* You hav* th* right lo obtain an attorney, at your own aapanat, lo rapratanl you before Ih* CommMalon You hav* Ih* nght lo call with***** on your bahall a* wall a* la crott-aaam ln* all other wilna**** If you do hoi appaar. lha Clly Commiawon may proceed without you ShouM Iho Clly Commlaalon dalarmln* lhal aaM building!a) or alruclura(t) thall ba condamnad. they hav* Ih* power lo latu# an Order ol Condamnaiion requiring you lo caua* Ih* buddingl*) or (Iructur*!*) lo !•* d*moli*hod and removed or placed In a H alo ol found rape it within * Dm* certain II Ih* building!!) or *lruclur*<*| ar* not damoHahad and removed or ra paired within *u*h lira* parlod. than auch bulMmg)*) or •Uuclur*!*) w i n l>a damobahad and ra moved by Ih* City and tha coat ol Ih* u r n ■•*«***d a Han again*! ih* abova-aUlad praparly II you h*vo any quailiun* concerning I hi* mallar. plea** contact Ih* Cod* Enforcement D*|>*ftm*nl al (40/) 330 M FF SHOULD YOU 0ECIDE TO APPEAL A N T M ATTER CONAIOEREO AT THE ABOVE HE ARIN0. YOU MAY N I I 0 A V tR B A TlM R ECORD OF T H I PROCEEDINGS. TESTIMONY ANO EVIDENCE W HICH RECORD IS NOT PR0V1DI0 0Y T H I C ITY O F SANFORD (F S M S O IM ) PERSONS WITH D IS A O IU TIIS N E ID IN Q ASSISTANCE TO PAR­ TICIPATE IN ANY OF THEBE P RO CEED ING S SH OULD C O N T A C T ' THE PERSONNEL OFFICE ADA CO OR DINATO R AT 330 SS3S 4S< HOURS IN ADVANCE OF TH E M EETIN O PUBLISHED DATES April 3. I S M A AprH 10. I S M 0EP-3T NOTIOS OF C M NATION NEARISSB TO Properly Ownara or utlarodad paraon* al Ih* following dracnbvd prop*fly U g a l OawriplKin ol PmparSy B SS >S F T OF L O T • BLK S TR ■ TOWN OF SANFORD PB 1 PO M AA R IC O R O S D IN AANFORO. A E U IN O LI COUNTY. FLORIDA AKA I I S A Magnolia Avanu# REPORT NUMBER SA-IS Th* bulMmg!•) of *ltuctur*(*) located on Ih* abova-alatad prop­ arty haa baan lound by Ih* Pudding 0 me la I o l Ih* Clly o l Aanlord lo bo In unaamiary. until# YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED lhal a Condamnaiion Hearing wlM ba conducted by Ih* Board ol Comma* aranet* ot Iho C lly ol Aanlord on Ih* I3lh day ol AprH. TS M . al TOO p m In lha City Com m a lion Chamber*. Room 113. Aanlord CMy HaN. *00 N. Park Avanu* Aanlord Flonda. lo make hrK dalamunabon whether or not Ih* burMurgn) or »lruclur*(*) located on Ih* abova-aurad property »h*N ba condtmnad You era hereby ordarad la appear baler* Ih* CMy Comma*ato* Condamnaiion Haanng la b* heard and praaanl your aid* ol Me caa* You hav* ih* nght la obtain an attorney, al yaw «■»" oapon*#. to represent you bolora Ih* C amnUallan You have Ma nght to call witnassas on your b*h*M a* w*a aa to e m it *lamina •A Other wilnatta* || you do not appear. Nra CMy Comm*non may proceed without you ShouM Ih* City Comma non dalarman* that **ld budding!s) ar •maclurofa) ah*u ba condamnad. May hav* Bw power Id taaaaa an Ordar e l Condamnabon requiring you ta caua* Ih* baaddmgCel or *lruclur*<t) •* ba damohahad and lamavad or plac ed In a t u f a *1 sound ropau wilhm a lun* carl am If lha buddmgli) or slrucluroft) ar* not damalUhad and I •r repaired wilhm auch lun* parsed, than luck baaddmgt*) or •trueturn!*) will ba damohahad and removed by Ih* CMy and M* coal el lha aama •*»a*a*d a* * haa agamal Ba* above elated liTiBBpBBlilBlWhBfiiixBfSingyoMrtiliinttonBwipB- pm, iNt M M A jbI HMR4. Oonl simpfy ssy, 'w w rS WnQi s T i inS iotofi>rm i!m i^**il#m*^ 1 1 . I t f B R to b m i I m you Ti M ^oodOTnj i v n s toU m m ,p m tmns to Nyou bob tool BomB RBfnt bib not m S ^ N t o M 0 i|Blittlon NmRna w «l during t* Mis. mm* from 6o*m duhrq tm lost im to r o B i •ms Into« 4 H you hav* any qu*»lion* concerning thia matter.. Ih* Cod* Enforcement Da pan man! at (M 3) SJ0-E44F SHOULD YOU DECIDE TO APPEAL ANY MATTER CONSIDERED AT T H I ABOVE HEARING. YOU MAY NEED A VERBATIM RECORD OP THE PROCEEDINOS TESTIMONY AND EVIOCNCE BRUCH RECORO IS NOT PROVIDE0 BV THE CITY OF AANFORO (F B B M B 1 M ). PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES NEEOMO ASSISTANCE TO PAR­ TICIPATE IN ANY OF THESE PROCEEDINGS SHOULD CONTACT THE PERSONNEL OFFICE ADA COOAONIATOR AT S M -C S N «S HOURS M ADVANCE OF THE M U TIN G p u b l is h e d d a t e s A p m i. >b m a A p m it . t m a DEP-30 Legal Notices Legal Notices NOTICA OF CONDEMNATION MIANINO B O TIC E OF CO BOENBATIO N HEARINO TO Property Owner* or tni*f**ted potion* ol Iho following d**cnh *<1 propeily legal Dvscnplion o« Property LO T 10 BLK IS TR S TOW N OF SANFORD PD I PO SO AS R IC O R O E O IN SANFORO SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA AKA 31S W 131h Straat/ITIS Myrtle Avanua R EPORT N UM 0FR *• 14 Th* bulMmg!*) or alructur*!*) localad on Iho abovo-alalad prop­ erty he* baan lound by tha Bu*Mmg Official of tho City ol Sanford lo ba in unaamiary un«*l*. ditapMalad or uninhabitable condi­ tion YOU ARE HEREOF N O TIFIE0 lhal a Condamnaiion Hearing will tw conducted by Ih* Hoard ol Commraaionor* of Ih* C d y ol Sanlord on Ih* I3lh day ol April. IS M . *1 T 00 p m Mi Ih* City Co m m * lion Chamber* Room T 13. Sanlord CMy H*R. 300 N Park Ar*nu# Sanlord. Flonda. lo make fuN dalamunabon whether or not lha budding!*) or *1ruclur*(*) localad on Ih* abov*-*lat*d property *h*ll ba condamnad You ar* hereby entered la appaar bafora th* City Comm aaion Condamnaiion Haanng lo ba heard and praaanl your aid* of tha caaa You have lha right to obtain an attorney at your own •apanaa. lo r*pra»*nl you baloro Ih* Com m aalon You have Ih* nght to call wdna**a« on your behalf •• won a* lo crot*-aaam ne all other wilna**** II you do not appaar. tha City Commea*on may proceed without you ShouM Ih* City Comnu**lon dalarmln* lhal aaM budding!*) or alructur*!*) »h*ll b* condamnad. they hav* the power lo i**u* an Ordar ol Condamnaiion requiring you lo caua* Ih* budding!*) or •Iructur*!*) to ba d*moh*h*d and ramovad or piacod In a alala ol •ound repair within a lima cartam II Ih* buiM ingit) or alructur*!*) ara not damohahad and ramovad or rvpoirad wilhm auch tuna parlod. than auch buddmg|i) or •tructura!*| win ba damohahad and ramovad by Ih* City and th* coal ol lha u rn * •*****ad a* a ban agamal lha abova-alalad proparly If you hav* any qua a! iona concerning thia mallar, pfaaaa contact Ih* Cod* Enforcamonl Da pari man I al |40/) 330-1444 SHOULD YOU DECIDE TO APPEAL A N T M ATTER CONSIDERED AT THE ABOVE HEARINO. Y O U MAY NEED A VEROATlM RECORO OF THE PROCEEDINOS TESTIM O NY AND EVIDENCE WHICH RECORO IS NOT PROVIDED DV THE C ITY OF SANFORD (F S 3SS O IM ) PERSONS W ITH 0 IS A 0 IIITIE S NEEDINO ASSISTANCE TO PAR­ TICIPATE IN ANY OF TH ESE PROCEEDINOS SH OULD C O N TA C T THE PERSONNEL O FFICE ADA COORDINATOR AT 330-ES33 4S HOURS IN ADVANCE OF THE M EETINO P U B IIS H E 0 OATES April S. I M S t AprN 10. I M S DEP-1S TO Proparty Owner* ar mlaraatad persona ol Ih* following daaenbad proparty Legal Description ol Proparty LO T • 4 W 1/3 OF VACO ALLEY AOJ ON E BLK 3 TR 11 TOW N OF SANFORD P0 1 PO 41 AS RECOROEO IN SANFORD SEMINOLE C O U N TY F10RI0A AKA 111 Cedar Avanu* REPORT NUM BER SS-t Th* budding!#) of structure!#) located on th* abova-alalad prop­ arty ha* baan found by th* Building Official of th* City ol Sanlord lo ba m unaamiary unsafe, dilapidated or unmhabitabte condi­ tion YO U ARE H EREBY NO TlFlEO that a Condamnaiion Haanng will b* conducted by Ih* Board of Comnusaionara of tha City ot Sanford on Ih* I3lh day ol Apnl IS M . at / 00 p m m lha City Comrmaaion Chamber*. Room 117. Sanlord City Hall. 300 N Park Avanua. Sanford. Florida lo make tuff determination whalhar or nol Ih* budding!*) or structural*) located on lha abova-alalad proparty shall ba condamnad You ara her*by ordarad lo appaar balor* lha City Commission Condamnaiion Haanng to ba h a n d and praaanl your aid* ol lha caa* You hav* lha nghl lo obtain an attorney *1 your own •apanaa. lo ra praaanl you bafora Ih* Comnuaaion You hava lha nghl to caN witnaaaaa on your bahall •• wall a* to crosa-aaamma •N othar witnaaaaa II you do nol appoar. tha City Commtaaion may procaad without you ShouM lha CMy Commraaion dalarmma that aaM buddmgla) or •Iructura(a) shall ba condamnad they hava lha powai lo laaua an Ordar ol Condemnation requiring you lo cauaa tha budding!*) ot abuclur*!*) to ba demolished and ramovad or piacod In a alala ot sound rvpair within a lima cartam II lha budding!*) or alruclura(a) are nol damohahad and ramovad or repaired within auch lima period than auch buddmgla) or •tructura!*) will ba damohahad and ramovad by lira City and lha coal ol lha aama aaaaaaad at a han against lha abova-alalad proparty II you hava any questions concerning I hr* matter, pteaaa contact lha Coda Enforce man! Department at (40/) 130-S444 SHOULD YOU DECIDE TO APPEAL ANY M ATTER CONSIDERED AT TH E ABOVE HEARING Y O U MAV NEED A VERBATIM RECORO OF THE PROCEEDINGS TESTIM O N Y ANO EVIDENCE WHICH R ECORD IS NO T PROVIDED 0V THE C ITY OF SANFORD (F t 3SS 0104) PERSONS W ITH DISABILITIES NEEDINO ASSISTANCE TO PAR ­ TICIPATE IN ANY OF TH EBE PRO CEEDINO S SH O U LD C O N TA C T THE PERSONNEL OFFICE ADA COOR DINATO R AT 330-331S 4S HOURS IN ADVANCE OF THE M EETINO PUBLISHED OATES Apnl 3. I M S S April 10. I M S DEP-S NO TICE OF CONDEMNATION NBANINB TO Proparty Ownara or mlaraatad poraona ol Ih* following daaenbad proparty Legal Oaacripnon ol Property W 03 F T OF LO T 10 BLK 14 TR 1 TOW N OF SANFORD PD I PO SO AS R ECO R DED IN SANFORD. SEMINOLE CO UN TY. FLORIDA AKA 1313 Pahnatlo Avanu* R EPORT NUMBER SS-tS Th* buMdmgla) or atruclur*!*) localad on Ih* abova-alalad prop­ arty haa baan lound by Ih* Budding Official ol lha City ol Sanford lo l>* M unaamiary. unaala dilapidated or uninhabilaM* condi­ tion YO U ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that a Condamnaiion Hear mg will b* conducted by Ih* Board ol Commaaionara ol Ih* City ol Sanlord on lha 13lh day of AprN. IS M . al T 00 p m In Ih* CMy Com m a aion Chamber* Room 11 /. Sanlord CMy HaN. 300 N Park Avanua. Sanlord. Flonda. lo make full dafanmnahon whalhar or not th* bulMmg!a) or atructurofa) located on Ih* abova-alatad proparty than ba condemned You or* hereby ordarad to appeal bafora Ih* C dy Commaalon Condamnaiion Haanng lo ba heard and praaanl you* aid* ol lha caa* You have lha nghl lo obtain an atlornay. al your own Okponae. lo rvpraaanl you balor* Ih* Commraaion You hav* lha nghl lo can wiineaaoa on your bahall •• wall a t la ctoaa-aaamma •It othar witnaaaaa IT you do no! appear, tha CMy Commaamn may procaad without you ShouM Ih* CMy Commtaaion dalarnona lhal aaM budding!a) or atruclur*!*) ahaN ba condamnad. they have lha power lo laau* an Ordar o l Condamnaiion roqumng you lo caua* lha boMdmgfa) or atrue tuiol a| lo ba damohahad and ramovad or placed In a alala o l •ound repair wilhm a lima cartam II lha budding!a) or alructur*!*) ar* nol damohahad and ramovad or repair ad wilhm auch tuna period, than auch buddmgta) or atruclur*!*) wiK ba damohahad and ramovad by Ih* City and lha coat ol Ih* aama aaaaaaad •• a han agamal lha abova-alalad proparty M you hav* any quaallon* cone am mg thia matter, pteaaa contact Ih* Cod* Enforce man! Department al (*0f) 330-44*4 SHOULO YOU 0ECI0E TO APPEAL ANT MATTER CONSIDERED AT THE ABOVE HEARING. YOU MAV NEED A VERBATIM RECORO OF THE PROCEEDINOS. TESTIMONY ANO EVIDENCE WHICH RECORO IS NOT PROVIDED BV THE CITY OP SANFORD (F S 334 0104) PCRSOHB WITH DISABILITIES NSSOINO ASSISTANCE TO PAR­ TICIPATE IN ANY OF THESE PROCEEDINGS SHOULD CONTACT THE PERSOSSNEL OFFICE ADA COORDINATOR AT 430-4*34 44 HOURS M ADVANCE OF THE MBS TIN G ' PUBLISHED OATES April S. IS M S April 10. TSM 0EP-1S _________________________ N O T I C I O F C O M O S M B A TM N N B A R M S TO Proparly Ownara or mlaraatad parson* ol tha loNewmg daaenbad proparty Legal Description ol Property LO T IS BLK T BEL-AIR PB S PO /S AS R IC O R O E O IN SANFORO. SEMINOLE CO UN TY. FLO R I0A AKA 1404 E 10th 4lr**l REPORT NUMBER 00-3 Tha buddingfa) or structural*) localad on lha abova-alalad prop­ arty hat baan lound by tha BuiMing Official of Iho City of Sanford lo ba m unaamiary. unaala. dilapidated or uninhabitable condi­ tion VOU ARE H EREBY NO TlFlEO that a Condamnaiion Haanng will ba conducted by lha Board ol Commaaionara ol lha City ol Sanford on lha I3lh day ol April. IS M . al / 00 p m m lha Clly Commraaion Chamber*. Room I I / . Sanlord C lly HeK. 300 N Park Avanua. Sanford. Florida lo make lull determination whalhar or nol the budding!*) or structural*) located on lha abovo-alalad proparty thall ba condamnad Vou ara hereby ordarad la appear bafora lha CMy C o m m aa-on Condamnaiion Haanng to ba heard and praaanl your aMa ol lha caaa Vou haa* lha nghl to obtain an alto-nay. al your own •apanaa, la rapratanl you bafora lha Com m aalon Vou hav* the nghl to caN witnaaaaa on your bahall •• wall as la croaa-aaamna •N other witnaaaaa II you do not appear. Via CMy Commtaaion may procaad without you ShouM Ih* CMy Commraaion determine lhal aaM buddmgla) or atructura!*) ahaN ba condamnad. lhay hava tha power to laaua an Ordar ol Condamnaiion raqumng you lo caua* lha buiMmgla) or abucturala) lo ba damohahad and ramovad or piacod In a alala ol Found repair wilhm a lima cartam II lha buddmgla) or atruclura(a| are nol damohahad and ramovad or rape-red within auch lima period, than auch building!*) or atructura! a) wdl ba damohahad and ramovad by lha City and lha coal of Ih* M ina aaaaaaad •• a ban agamal Mia abova-alalad property It you hav* any quvaliona concerning thia matter, pteaaa contact lha Coda Snlorcamanl Department al (40/) 330-M 44 SHOULD VO U DECIDE TO APPEAL ANY M ATTER C 0 N II0 C R E 0 AT THE ABOVE HEARINO. VO U MAV NEED A VERBATIM RECORO OF THE P ROCEEDINOS. TESTIM O N Y ANO IV ID E N C E WHICH R ECORD IS N O T PROVIOCD BV T H I C ITY OF SANFORO (F S 3SS OIOS) PERSONS W ITH DISABILITIES NEEDINO ASSISTANCE TO PARTtC IP A Tt IN ANY OF TH ES E PROCEEDINGS SH OU LO C O N TA C T T H i PERSONNEL O FFICE ADA CO ORDINATOR AT SS0-M 1S 4S HOURS IN ADVANCE OF TH E M E E TM O PUBLISHED OATES Apnl S. I M S S AprN 10. I S M O SP-7 I- • N O T IC I OF C O N D IM N ATION HSARIN0 TO Property Ownara or mlaraatad paraon* of th* foMowIng daaenbad proparty U g a l Description ol Property N 44 FT OF S M FT OF LOTS 33 a M BLK C SOUTH SANFORO PS 1 PO 44 AS RECORDED IN SANFOND. SSMINOLS COUNTY. FL0RI0A AKA 1311 Ohva Avanua REPORT N U M M R 44-11 Th* budding!*) or atruclur*!*) located on Ih* above ala lad prop­ arty haa baan found by th* Budding Official of Ih* CMy of Sanlord lo ba In unsanitary, unaala. dilapidated ot wdnhobMabte condiVOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that • Condamnaiion Haanng wlM ba conducted by Ih* Board of CommMaLonora of Hi* CMy of Sanford on th* 13th day of AprH. t* M . al 3 04 p m. In lha CMy CommHalon Chamber*. Room 113, Sanford CMy Has. 300 N. Park Avanua. Sanlord. Florida, lo moke full dstar mmaban whalhar or nol Iho bulMmgfa) or alruciurafa) located on iho abovo-atawd •r bafora lha CMy Comma non Condamnaiion Hoofing lo ba heard and praaanl your aid* ol lha caaa You have tha right lo obtain an atlornay. al your own •apanaa. lo rapraaanl you bafora Iho Comma**Ion You have tha nghl lo ca l witnaaaaa on your bohalf •• wall at lo croaa-aaamlna all other witnaaaaa If you do nol appaar. lha CMy Comnuaaion may proceed without you. ShouM tha CMy CommHalon datarmma lhal aaM budding!a) or •trueturn!*) ahaS ba condamnad. Bray have tha power to laaua an Ordar of Condamnabon requiring you lo cauaa tha buMdmg(a) or atrue turn! a) to ba da mo halted and ramovad or placed In a alala ol •ound rapak wilhm a tuna certain If tha buddmgla) or alructurafa) era not damoliahad and ramovad or npaired within auch lima parlod. than auch buddmgta) or •bwchira!*) wdl ba damohahad and ramovad by lha City and Bra coal of Bra aama aaaaaaad •• a ban agamal tha above-slated Bw Coda Sntoroamanl Depart meal al (403) 330-M44 SHOULO YOU DECIDE TO APPEAL ANY MATTER CONSIDERED AT THC ABOVE HEARINO. YOU MAV NEED A VERBATIM RECORD OF THC PROCCSDINOS. TESTIMONY AND EVIOSNCS WHICH RECORO IS NOT PR0VI0S0 BV THE CITY OF SANFORO. (F.S t M 01M). PERSONS WITH DIBABIUT1SS NSSOINO ASSIBTAMCt TO PARTICIRATS IN ANY OF T H S M PROCEEDINGS SHOULO CONTACT T H I PERSONNEL OFFICS ADA COORDINATOR AT SSO-4S3S 4S HOURS IN ADVANCE OF THE M U T IS M PUBLISHED OATES; April S. IS M S AprH TO. IS M OS P-13 NOTIOS C TO Proparty Ownara or mlaraatad paraon* ol tha SoMowtng daaenbad proparty LagaJ Daaertpttan of Proparty N 43 FT OF S t »3 4 FT OF W 1/3 BLK 4 TR I t TOBIN OF SANFORD PB I PO 113 AS RICOROSD IN SANFORO. SEMI N O LI COUNTY. FLORIDA AKA 3 IS S Fee an Avanua REPORT N UM M R 31 S Th* budding!*) or atruclur*!a) located on lha abova-alalad prop­ arty haa baan found by Bw Budding Official of lha CMy of Sanlord lo ba m unaanitary. unaala. dilapidated or uninhabitable combYOU ARS HEREBY NOTIFIED lhal a Condamnaiion Haanng wM ba a enduelad by lha Board of CommHaionara ol Iho CMy of Sanlord on Ih* I SIR doy of April, IS M . al T OO p m te Bra CMy Camnuailon Chamber*. Room 113. Sanlord CMy Had, 300 N Park Avanua. Sanlord. Florida, lo moke fud dalenwinabon whalhar or nol Hi* buddmgla) or atruclurafa) located on lha above slated You am hereby arderad lo appear bolora tha City Cornua*aion Candamnalmn Haanng te ba heard end praaanl your aid* of P * caaa. You hav* Bra ntpit so obtain on attorney, at your own •apanaa. lo rapraaanl you bolora Ih* C ammH aion Too hav* lha nght to cad antw o*a* on your bahoM •• oral •• to craaa-aa II you B* not appaar. tha City Should tha City Conor**aion datarmma that aatd building!*) or •true hira! a) ahak ba co ndamnad. Bray hava tha power to toaua an Ordar of Condamnabon raquiitog you to cauaa tha buddmgla) or •trvatutod) to ba damababad and ramovad or piacod ta a atoto of aouod repair aatthtn a tuna cart am If tha buddmgla) or Structure!*) era not damababad and ramovad atrueturn! a) wdl ba damababad and ramovad by tha CMy and lha •I *1 Bw aama aaaaaaad aa • Boa again* I S B you hava any qua al ien* cancammg Itea mattor. pteaaa contact Bw Co«a Enforcemant Department at (403) SS0-SS44 SHOULO YOU OCCtOE TO APPEAL ANT MATTER CONSIDERED AT THE ABOVE HEARNM. YOU MAV NEED A VERBATIM RECORO OF THE PROCEEDINOS. TESTIMONY ANO EVIDENCE WHICH NECORO IS NOT PROVIDED BV THE CITY OF SANFORO |F S S M OtOS). PERSONS WITH OtSABNJTTU NEEDINO ASSISTANCE TO PART3CIRATE IN AN T OF T H E M PROCEEDINGS SHOULO CONTACT THE PERSONNEL OFFICE ADA COORORSATOR AT : NS ADVAJTCt OF THE MMTNSQ PUBLISHED BATES; Apr* S. IS M ft Apr* 1ft. T I M 0CP-S TO Proparty Ownara or mlaraatad paraana af Via faNewIng daaenbad proparty Legal Oaacrfphon ol Proparty LO T S BLK 0 TR 14 S E M IN O LI PARK PB 3 PO TS AS R ECORDED IN SANFORO. SEMINOLE C O UNTY. FLORIDA AKA II1 S W SIR Skoal REPORT N U M M R 04-3 Tha budding!*) ot atructura! a) located on Ih* abovo-alalad prop­ erly haa baan found by to* BuiMing Official ol lha Clly af Sanford to bo In unaanMary, unaala. dilapidated ot un inhabit*kte condfHgn VOU ARS HEREBY NOTlFlEO lhal a Condamnaiion HaaWnf wdl ba conduct ad by lha Board of Commit aionara of lha City ol Sanford on th* tSih day of Apnl. IB M . al TOO p m M Ml* City Commtaaion Chamber*. Room If 3. Sanford City Had. 300 N. Perk Avanua. Sanford. Flonda, to make fuN datarmma Non whalhar or nol Bw bulMmgfa) ot atructurofa) located on Ih* abova-alatad You *ro haraby ordarad to appaar baler* tha CMy Commtaaion Condamnaiion Haanng to ba hoard and praaanl your aid* of Via caaa You Neva Vw nghl to obtain an attorney, af your own •apanaa. to rapratanl you bafora lha Comnuaaion. Vou hava tha nght to caN witnaaaaa on your bahaM •• wall aa to craaa-aaamma all othar witnaaaaa If you do not appaar. Vw CMy Comnuaaion may procaad without you Should tho CMy Commtaaion datarmma that aaid butiding!*) •' •tructura!*) ahaN ba condamnad. Bray hava tha power to taauo an Ordar of Condamnaiion requiring you to cauaa lha budding!a) or •tructura!*) To ba damohahad and ramovad or piacod In a alala of •ound repair within a lima cartam II tha budding!*) or alructurefa) ara nol damohahad and ramovad or repairad within auch lima parted, than auch buddmgla) or atrue lurefa) will bo damoliahad and ramovad by lha City and Via coal of tha aama aaaaaaad •• a Ran agamal Via abova-alalad It you have any questions concerning this mallar. pteaaa con tec I Via Coda Snlorcamanl Department at (403) 3S O -M 44 SHOULO VOU DCCIDS TO APPEAL ANY M ATTER CONSIDCRKO A T TH E ABOVE HEARINO. VO U MAV NEED A VERBATIM RECO R O OF TH E PROCEEDINOS. TKSTIM O NV AND EVIDENCE WHICH RECORD IS N O T PROVIDED BV TH E C ITY O F EANFORO. ( F I 3 M O I M ) . PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES NSSOINO ASSISTANCE TO PAR­ TICIPATE IN ANY OF T H E M PROCEEDINGS SHO UU) CONTACT T H I PERSONNEL OFFICE ADA COORDINATOR AT 330-4433 43 HOURS NS ADVANCE OF THE MEETINO PUBLISHED OATES: AprN S. IS M A AprN 10. TSM DC P-4 NOTIOB OF O ON DAMNATION NOARINB TO. Proparty Ownara or mtoroalod paraon* el tha tehewing daacrteod proparty Legal OaacrlpUon of Proparty LOTS 4 * • BLK 10 TR F TOWN OF SANFORO PB 1 PO IS AS RECORDED IN SANFORD S IM INOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA AKA S IT E Sth Skaal REPORT N U M M R 44-4 Tha buddmgla) or atrucUirofa) localad on Ih* abova-attted prop­ arty haa baan found by th* Budding Official ol th* CMy of Sanford te ba m unaarutary. unaala. ddapMatad or unm habitable cartelHaw. VOU ARE H EM B V NOTlFlEO that a Condamnaiion Mooring WIN ba conducted by lha Board ol Commiaaiorwra of Iho CMy of Sanford on Iho 13th day of AprN. IM S. al T 00 p m te Bw CMy Commraaion Chambers. Room 113. Sanlord City HaN. 300 N Park Avanua. Sanlord. Flonda. to make lull dalannnalion whaViar ar nol Iho bulMmg!a) or abuclurofa) located on Iho abova-alalad proparty ahaN ba condamnad You are haraby ordarad to appaar baloro tha City Commtaaion Condemnation Haanng u ba fraaid and praaanl your aKte of lha Ma* You hava tha right to obtain an attorney, at your own aaporra*. to roprooenl you botow lha C ommraaion. Vou hav* tho nght to cod witnaaaaa o* your bahall •* waN •• to croaa-aaamna •« othar witnaaaaa II you do no' appear. Bra CMy Conuiuaalaa may procaad enthout you ShouM tho City C ommraaion datontww that aaid buddmgla) or atructurofa) ahaN ba condamnad. thay hava lha power to raau* sn Order of Condemnation roquktn atructurofa) to ba damahih id at •ound repair anthto a lutra cartam M lha buddmgla) or atruehi raft) ora nol damohahad and l ____ _ or repaved withm auch tkna ported, than auch buAdu^ol or structural*) writ ba damoirahad and romaaod by tea CMy and tha coal of tho aama aaaaaaad aa • Nan agamal Nm < tf you hove any qua*bona concerning t h « matter. | «ha Coda Enforcement Departman! al (*•/) S3 4 S4 I 4 SIKH N fl YOU DECIDE TO APPEAL ANT MATTER CONSIDERED AT THE ABOVE HEARNM. VOU MAV NEED A VERBATIM RECORD OF THE PROCEEDINGS. TESTIMONY ANO EVIOSNCS WHICH RECORD If MOT PROVIOCD B T T H I CTTY OF SANFORO ( F S J M S t M l PERSONS WITH O IS A S M jm S M M 01MO ASSiSUMCE TO PRA■ TTCIAATE Ml AN T OF T H E M PROCEEDINOS SHO UU) CONTACT THE PERSONNEL OFffCS ADA COOROMSATOR r t I DATES Apia a. I S M ft AprM IS. CEP-4 is m �Seminole Herald, Sanford. Florida •Friday. April 3,1998 - BA People CALENDAR Blood Bank Central Florida Blood Bank » V Is asking donors of all types of V* blood • especially O-typc do­ nors • to donate at Its Sanford branch. 1302 E. Second St. For Information, call 322-0822. I 8 TOPS t I y TOPS (Take OfT Pounds Sen­ sibly) Chapter *G2I meets every Monday, from 10-11:49 a.m.. at the Sanford Alliance Church. 1401 S. Park Ave., Sanford. For Information, call 321-0240. Visitors are wel­ come. Sanford Rotary Rotary Club of Sanford meets every Monday at noon, at the Marina Motel. Senior actlvltlea Lake Mary Seniors Invite anyone 59 years of older to join them In two weekly activities on Monday: Woodcarvers, from 0:30 to 11:30 a.m. Oamcs from I to 3 p.m.. at the Frank Evans Center. 158 N. County Club Road. Senior employment An employment program sponsored by AARP Senior Community Service Employ­ ment Program Is held at the Sanford National Guard Ar­ mory. 015 E. First St.. Monday through Friday. Interview hours are 8 a.m. to I p.m. Telephone: 324-8008. The program asatsta seniors, 55 and over, to return to the work place. Cancer Support Support, Hope and Recovery, S .IIA R . meets every Monday afternoon at 5 p.m. at Central Florida Regional Hospital In the Ear comer of the dining room. This la a self help sup­ port group for all cancer survi­ vors. whether In treatment now or finished with It. Call 324* 8737 or 322-7785 for more In­ formation. Contract Bridge Bridge players are Invited to play contract bridge every Monday, at 10:30 a.m., at the Sanford Senior Center. For in­ formation. call 322-6320. AARP The Winter Springs Chapter of AARP meets the third Mon­ day of the month, at 1:30 p.m., at the Winter Springs Senior Center ofT Edgemon Avenue. Senior citlxena, 50 and over, are invited tq attend. For information, call 6950285. Gamblara, famlllaa Gamblers Anonymous and Oam-Anon for family and friends, meet separately Mon­ day and Friday (non-smokers) at 7:30 p.m.. Church of the Good Shepherd. 331 Lake Ave., Maitland. For more Informa­ tion. call 236-9206. Narcotics Anonymous Narcotics Anonymous meets Monday at 8 p.m. at the Pres­ byterian House of Goodwill, 317 Oak Ave., Sanford, Safe handling of traditional spring food Prsctical Nurses The Licensed Practical Nurses Association of Florida. Inc., meets the Bccond Monday or Uie month at 6:309 p.m. at Kilamey Baptist Church. 701 Fonnoso Ave.. C.E.U. class provided each month. All mrellngs are open lo LPNs and to students and graduate LPNs. For Information call 299-4321. VFW, Auxiliary Veterans of Foreign Warn and the Lndlrs Auxiliary of Sanford Post 10108 meet the third Monday at 7:00 p.m. at the post home. 2644 S. Sanford Ave. Pigeon Fanciers The Central Florida Pigeon Fanciers Association meets (he third Monday of each month at the Seminole County Agricul­ tural Center, 4300 Orlando Drive. Sanford. For Informa­ tion. call Ari or Jean Anderson al 831-8033. Overeatars Anonymous Sanford - Overeatera Anony­ mous meets every Tuesday, at 10 a.m. In Parish Hall Whltner Lounge of Holy Cross Episco­ pal Church In Sanford. The meetings last about an hour. There are no dues nor fees. The only requirement to attend ts the desire to stop eating compulsively. Shufflaboard The Sanford Tourist and Shuflleboard Club practices every Tuesday and Friday starting at 1:30 p.m. The courts are located behind the Sanford Senior Center. Those Interested in playing, learning to play or Joining the club may call Russ Kitner, president. 322-7751. for information. Sowing Club Every Tuesday from 9:30 a.m. to noon, the WOOP1E Sewing Club gathers at the Lake Mary Senior Center. 260 N. Country Club Road, to make baby clothes, and Items for nursing homes as well as Items for the Christmas store. The Items made by the club are donated to preemle babies, nursing home residents and gifts for the annual Christmas store. . The Sanford Lakeside Lions Club meets the first and third Monday of the month, at 7.-00 p.m., at the Marina Hotel. Visitors and new members are welcome. For Information, call Matt Altemoae, 322-8545, or David Hall. 330-5238. Historical Commission The Lake Mary Historical Commission meets at 7 p.m.. the first Monday of the month, at the Frank Evans Center. 158 N. Country Club Road. Contact James Thompson st 322-9432 for more information. !Modslsrs Club The Sanford Aero Modelers ' Club meets every third Monday of the month starting at 7 p.m., with the 'Model of the Month* competition at Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce. 400 E. First St. All phases of R/C model aircraft are presented. The club’s flying field Is located in Sanford. For more Informa­ tion, contact Lee Domic at 874-4732. Dear Mary, Our daughter la 14- ycarsoM’iuHIIld h n irlitf tefl tt. we are the m&nttt, strictest, most demanding parents any kid ever had. We used to laugh it off. but now I'm beginning to wonder If maybe we are too hard on her. We discipline her by taking away privileges or ‘grounding* her. We never hit her. So. what am I missing here? I guess she thinks we should Lake Mary Seniors Invite Just let her do her own thing anyone 55 years or older to and never put any limits on Join them in activities every her, but I'm not about to go Monday through Friday, from along with that. I don’t want to 9:30 a.m. to 3:00 p.m., at the be too hard on her. but I'm Lake Mary Community Center, even more scared of not put­ ting enough limits on her and 260 N. Country Club Road. allowing her to get in some kind of serious trouble that Weekly Lions Club could ruin her life. I'm willing The Sanford Ltona Club to look at al] the options and meets every Tuesday at noon at change If I really am being too the Colonial Room In down­ tough, but my problem Is. I don't know how tough is too town Sanford near the clock. Vtaltora and prospective tough. members are welcome. Bridge Club Sanford Duplicate Bridge Club meets at noon each Tues­ day at the Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce. 400 E. First St.. Sanford. Kiwants Club of Casselberry meets every Tuesday at 7:30 a.m., at Denney’s on 436 In Casselberry. For Information, call 631-8845. Sanford Sanlora The Sanford Senior Citlxena Club meeta the first and third Tuesday, at 11 a.m., at the Sanford Senior Center. A bag lunch follows. Visitors are wel­ come. For information, call 322-2353 or 322-8161. Ovar 60 Club The Over 50 Club meets the second and fourth Tuesday, at 10:30 a.m., at the Sanford Senior Center. Seniors are wel­ come. Alzheimer's A support group for adults caring for patients with Alz­ heimer’s Disease meets the first Tuesday of the month, from 7 to 8:30 p.m., at All Souls Catholic Church. 301 W. Eighth Street, Sanford. This service1la sponsored by the Greater Orlando Alzheimer's Association. CONSUMER FOCUS \ * •V BARBARA HUGHES/ ' GREGG Follow these tips for safe han­ dling: Buying ham o r Iam b There arc a variety of hams on the market today, so It Is Important to read the laliel to know how to handle and cook whatever you buy. For exam­ ple. some canned hams are shrlf-stablr meaning (hey do not need lo be refrigerated, but some canned hams do need to be refrlgrrnied. Most lamb purchased for Easier Is lalteled "spring iamb* or "genuine spring lamb*. The term "spring" does not neces­ sarily refer lo the season the lamb was bom. but to its age (less than a year old) al the time it Is sent lo market. When purrliased, lamb Is covered wiih a papery whitish membrane callrd the fell, which should l>e removed be­ fore rooking ns It trnds to make the flavor of the meat strong. C o ok in g ham , lam b and brisket All meal and poultry should be cooked In an oven set at no lower than 325 degrees F. Lower temperatures may not kill bacteria present In the food. Anolhrr Important factor In keeping food safe Is thorough rooking. All pcrishnble foods must reach an interna) tem­ perature high enough to kill bacteria. H a n d lin g leftovers All perishable foods should be refrigerated as soon as your meal ts over, but no longer than two hours after removal from the refrigerator or oven. For ham and lamb, carve the remaining meat off the bone and store It In small shallow containers In the refrigerator or freeze for later use. T h e egg issue Raw eggs like raw meat and poultry, may be contaminated with foodbomc bactrria. Sal­ monella enteritis Is of particu­ lar conrr'm. Consumers should avoid eating raw eggs or foods con­ taining them. Raw and cooked eggs should remain refrigerated at all times. How does this af­ fect your Easter celebration? Easter egg hunt Hard-cooked eggs for on egg hunt must be prepared with rare to prevent cracking the shells. If the shells are cracked, bacteria from your liands could serp through the shells, contaminating the In­ side. The eggs should be hlddrn In places that are pro­ tected from dirt, pets and other sources of bacteria. The total lime for hiding and hunting eggs should not exceed two hours. The "found* eggs must be re-refrigerated until they are eaten. R a w egg frosting Many recipes for bunny- When your teen thinks you are the meanest parents in the world. Senior activities Klwanls Club Lakeside Lions From nncient times, *the egg. which carries new life, has been a symbol of hope and re­ newal*. Decorating eggs for spring, ihrn. echoes the new life nature Is presenting. "Easter and Passover are marked by (he eating of foods rich In tradition and symbol­ ism*. The ceremonial foods In the Jewish Seder or Passover cele­ bration mark milestones In the Hebrew escape from Egypt more than 3,000 years ago. Based on herd-raising pat­ terns. spring lamb was the tra­ ditional centerpiece of Easter meals for people In the Medi­ terranean. as It still Is for many Americans of Mediterra­ nean descent I winy. The lack of refrigeration probably determined that ham for Easter became traditional for many of us. When most Americans lived on farms, hogs were butchered in the fall so flic meat could be safely cured over the cold winter months. The first hams, ready by early spring, were a logical choice for Easter dinner. Thai's a very quick history of some of our more common spring foods. *lt‘a the sensory aspects of spring fooda--the colored Forster eggs, the smell of brisket roasting In the oven, the smoky flavor of ham--that we like to savor. But what we need lo remember is that these special foods also nerd proper handling. Food safety Since perishable foods like meal, poultry and eggs can be the source of baclrria that cause food bo me Illness, they must be carefully handled. I'll bet you’re doing It Just about right. My experience has L * F a m il y COUNSELOR MARY BALK been tliat when kids feel like their parents are the meanest parents In the world and are trying to destroy 'the teen’s so­ cial life, and those very same parents feel that they are usu­ ally too lenient and aren't nearly as lough as their par­ ents were, everyone Is proba­ bly walking down a middle road. But I appreciate your willingness to evaluate your ac­ tions, so let's took at the goals of discipline. Most parents hope that (lie discipline they enforce will help their child develop selfcontrol and self-discipline. When that happens, one of the most positive functions of par­ enting haa been achieved. Negative discipline primarily Teen boys, girls share responsibility for sex DEAR ABBY: As the mother or a teen-age girl who has chosen to have sex, I urge other parents to look st the reasons their tsen is going outside the family for affec­ tion and attention. Perhaps instead of feeling devastated by the fact that their daughter ts no longer a virgin, parents should explore the other things going on In her life. The girl should be made aware that because she haa said *yee* once doesn’t mean she has to s«y it again and again. Thera ia a growing movement for “secondary virgins.” I urge parents to have meaningfill discussions with their son* about their responsibility tn the matter. Teen-age girts should not have to accept the entire responsi­ bility. Not only are 13- and 14-yearold girls having sax, 13- and 14year-old boy* are also having sex. They, too, need information and rMpouibU ADVICE f t ABIG AIL VA N BUREN from bar fam ily. Tha reasons ♦k . i teen-age glHs start having m s range from wanting to bo popular, to thinking It w ill “hold" a boyfriend, to lonallneaa or curiosity. Barbara Hughas/dregg la tha Samlnoia Coutny Extension Horn* Economist. Inquiries may ba directed to her at the Cooperative Extension Service, 250 W, County Home Road, Sanford, FI. 32773 or phono 323-2500. Ext. 5556 GET A HEAD START O N TANNING BUY 1D • Gf T J SISSlQNS HUE OR Gil 1 FRH WlfK WITH UNIIMITEO MONTHLY PACHAGl A ' L iiupon li t involves punishment. When this type of discipline is over­ used or used too harshly, the child often becomes angry, belligerent, and attempts to re­ taliate through acting out be­ havior. ancaklng, lying, etc. Negative discipline teaches a child to react negatively to authority. Whenever possible, try to re­ ward appropriate and positive behavior through additional privileges, freedom, or in some cases, money. When you must punish, be consistent and fair and as unemotional as possi­ ble. Walt until you arc under control before you attempt to discipline your teen. Let her know that when you say "no*, you mean It. Finally, pick your battles. You’ll only exhaust yourself by arguing, threatening, and pun­ ishing every minor misdeed. Save your energy for the big Is­ sues—you can be sure that they will come. Mary Balk la a Certified Addiction Prevention Professional and a counselor al Oviedo Ftigh School, Contact her al 365-1M2, Ex. 210. 1 1t Ns • Full Service Hair • Full Service Nails • Tanning • Pedicures ^ Paraffin Treatments Country Clot) Sqii.iii* I MO W Airport RI vet S.intnnl .1?;) Hit?1) FOAL i C IN L M A S 'V . L A K E M A R Y C I N E M A 1U '• • - 7,M ( l I r. TITANIC 12 30 4 It too a w s rs ttw * MAN IN THE IRON MASK ---------- »>»> ***■’*. L A . 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Lake Mary (TtrattoM northoiUttUiryBM) 323-1SSI L a k e M m ry ’m Oldmmt ttmmtmurmnt 4 etU itt FAMILY O W NED A O PERA TED tlttfl ™ *"■- — 1 “* 'W e 're dedicated lo providing good tervio*. good food. and good atmewpitere for the entire family" H ow ever, I w h oleheartedly agree that because a teen-ager haa aes once does not mean that she (or ha) must do it again. ^cflSiPPOtBUT SEEKING HELP For sa DEAR DISAPPOINTED] Your ’ did not bscom a lly a c tiv e becau baca se aha looking for the kb and attention aha sbaped rakes call for using a raw egg white tn the frosting. But any time raw egg whites arc eaten, there ts the risk of salmonella food poisoning. It’s possibly wise to find a frosting recipe that uses hot syrup and egg white. If the egg white mixture reaches 1G0 de­ grees F. on a thermometer. It should I k - safe. You may also be able to use n pasteurized powdered me­ ringue available where cake decorating supplies are sold. "As our knowledge of food safety expands. It ts reassuring to know that traditional reci­ pes can be updated, resulting tn meals that are both safe and delicious", said USDA's Conley. Consumers with questions on food safety or nutrition can call USDA's Meat and Poultry Hotline. The number Is 1-800535-4555. Washington, D.C. area residents call 202-7203333. H ie Hotline Is staffed Monday through Friday. 10:00 l.m.-4:00 p.m., F-astem time. ••• (ira llra t p i l k to bar on lng a b a ilo r e o a ve ra a lfe na lla l s a d a m ore a ttra c tiv e paraao, o rd e r ' H o e to Be Popular.* dead a buelneeo-eltod, eotfadaroaoad oavilepo. p k e cboeb o r ■ A bby Popularity Booklet, F jD. Mount Morria. IU. « 10*40*47. If VtuMC Fax us your order at* 322-0666 M M teb m B. Caaatry Cist M. Opsa M-Tb. • a.si.- • p.ar Fit. 6 Sal. • *.*».- ft »sa. p.M. M ilk Far Fait �10A •Seminole Herald. Sanlom Florida * Friday. April 3,1998 Legal Notices Legal Notices N O T I C t o r C O M O S M N A T IO N H E A R IN G TO Prt»p#r|y Om r #r* of in i* r* «r»d p t r a o m ©t following n1#»crib#df r ro p # ftj t# g a ' O**cfipf*ort of Property L 23 I F T O F L O T 26 A A LL L O T S 27 a :• o l n « $ a n l a n t a p o 3 p o s o a s r e c o r d e d in r a n f o r d sc m i n o l i c o u n t y F l o r i d a AAA S IS Plum e*# Dfiv# r e p o r t NUM BER I The building**) o ' i t r u c l u f i ( i ) located on th# « b o v v a l « t » d p ro p # f|^ h i t b # «n found try |h« Building Official of lh# C ity of Sanford to P# m un ta niiary u n ia lt d ila p d a t td ef u n in h a h iliN # r o o d i ' 1*00 Y O U ARE H E R E B Y N O T IF IE D thAt a C o n d rn m a tio n M r.m n g will tm con due lad by th# Doanfl ol C o fnm iftftionm of ilw C ity of Sanford on th# t3 th day of April 190S al 7 CO p rn m the C«T» Cafflfnutio ii CN#mt»*r* R oom 1 1? San lord 6 tty Hall 300 N F l i t t y f n u f Sanford Florida., to m a t# full dafarmiinatron w Fatbar or nol l*># bu d d »n g («) or *tructuf#(*l locafad on fha a b o Y # -* t«ta d p r f p f t l l ib a li ba cood am na d You ara haraby ortfarad to appaar bafora th# City C o m m iitio n C o n d rm n a iio n Naarm g to N haard and pra*anl your *»da o l th# c a t* You hava th# right to obtain an itto rn c y al your ow n t ip a n t a to rap ra ta nl you batora tha C o m m it* ro n You ha*a tha right to call w<tna»*a* on your bahalt a* wall a* to cro** -a«am ina all of bar w itn a tta * II you d o not appaar tha C'ty C o m m n u o n may procaad without you Should tha City C o m m u iio n datarmina that *aid buildm g(*l or ttructwnf{*t tha 'I ba condam nad, thay hava tha powar to t**ua an Q rd ff ol Condaminatron rvquinnQ you to cauva th# bu dd in g■(*) or •truetu:rai*t to ba d»m oli*h#d' and r im o f f d or plaead in a ita ta of sound rapait within » bma eartaln If th# buifd'ingil.ii o r «1ruclura<«) at# hot da-mo lit had and ram ovad of fapauad within »u c h lim a period# than such b u ild in g t) or itm e tu ra ti) w«H ba dam olrahad and ram orad by th# City and tha cost of tha t r a m r t t r d a* a li#f» again*! tha above*afalad proparty If you hava'any quatbo n* eo ncarning th*» m#M#» plaata contact tha Cad# Entorcem ant Departm ent al (i O H 330-5644 S H O U LD Y O U D EC ID E TO A P P E A L A NY M A T TE R C O N S ID E R E D AT THE ABOVE H EA R IN G Y O U M AY N E E D A V ER B A TIM R E C O R D OF T m E P R O C E E D IN G S T E S T IM O N Y AND E V ID E N C E W H IC H R E C O R D IS N O T P R O VID ED BY TH E C IT Y O F S A N F O R D (F S 266 OtOS) P ER S O N S W ITH D IS A B IL IT IE S N E E D 'N Q A S S IS TA N C E TO PAR TtClPATE IN ANY O F TH E S E P R O C E E D IN G S S H O U L D C O N T A C T TH E P E R S O N N E L O F F IC E ADA C O O R D IN A TO R AT 330 S U E 4* H O UR S IN A D V A N C E OF t h e M E E T IN G P U B L IS H E D D A TE S April 3 t 99ft A Apr i l l 0 t tftft DC P S N O T 1C I O F A P U B L IC H IA R IN Q T O C O N S ID E R T H E A D O P T IO N O F A N O R D IN A N C E B Y T H E C I T Y O F S A N F O R D . F L O R ID A Notre# •* haraby grvan that a Public Maanng will ba hald in tha C o m m tttto n R oom at tha City Hall 300 North Par# Avanua »n tha City of Sanford Florida, at 7 00 o 'c lo ck P M on April 13th, 199A to coneidar tha adopbon of an ordinance by th# C ity of Sanford Florida daaeribad a* follow* O R O IN A N C E N O . 3 3 99 TO ANNE A A P O R TIO N O F T H A T C ER TA IN P R O P E R TY LYING B E TW E E N S TA TE R O AD AS W E S T AN D W E S T S T m S T R E E T ANO B E TW E E N AER O LAN E A N D S O U TH W H ITE C E D A R R O A D AS SH O W N ON TH E M AP 0 E 1 0 W A complete description and ■ copy ol trie ordinance .riall be available at Vie office o l trie City Clara for all paraon. daainng to eiamine Via aama All partlaa In Intaraat and citlian . shell have an opportunity to ba beard at eaid hearing ■y order of the City Commietioa o l the City ol Sanford. Florida PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES NEEDINQ ASSISTANCE TO PAR­ TICIPATE IN ANT OF THEBE PROCEEDINGS SHOULD CONTACT THE HUMAN RESOURCES OFFICE ADA COORDINATOR AT 130H H 4S HOURS IN ADVANCE OF THE MEETINQ ADVICE TO THE PUBLIC: If a paraon decide* to appoal a deeialon mad* with raapect to any matter conaldarad al tha above mealing or hearing, ha may need a verbatim racord ol th* pro­ ceedings. Including th* laalimony and avidenc*. which racord I* not provided by Vi* City ol San lord (FS 2*4 OtOS) Janet R. Dougherty. CMC City Clark Publish March 2* and April 2. IS M 0 *0 -0 # _________________________________ !________________________________ HOT ICS OP A PUBLIC MIARINQ T O CONSIOBR TH * ADOPTION OP AN O RO INANCI BY TNB C IT Y OP SJUIPORO, FLORIDA Nobca la hereby green that a Public Hearing will ba held In tha Commiaaton Room at th* City Hall. MO North Parh Avanua. Hi tha City ol Sanford. Florida, at T 00 o'clock P M on April 12th. I I S * to coneidar tha adoption ol an ordinance by tha City of Sanlord, Florida, described a* follow.: OR DIM ARC I NO. M M TO ANNEX A PORTION OF THAT CERTAIN PROPERTY LYINQ BETWEEN EAST AIRPORT BOULEVARD ANO EAST LAKE MARY BOULEVARD ANO BETWEEN OHIO STREET AHD MELLONVILLE AVENUE. AS SHOWN ON THE MAP BELOW A complete description and a copy of tha ordinance M all be available at Vie office e l the City Clerk lor aU persona dealnng to eiem n e tha aama AU parti*. In inleretl and cituan. shall hava an opportunity to b* haard at said hearing By order ol tha City Co m m ., ion o l the City o l Sanlord, Florida. PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES NEEDINQ ASSISTANCE TO PAR­ TICIPATE IN ANT OF THESE PROCEEDING* SHOULD CONTACT THE HUMAN RESOURCE! OFFICE ADA COORDINATOR AT 330S M I « * HOUR* IN ADVANCE OF THE MEETINQ ADVICE TO THE PUBLIC II a person decides to appeal a deci­ sion mod* with raapact to ony matter considered al tha above meeting or hearing, h* may need a verbatim racord o l the pro­ ceedings. including the taabmony and evidence, which racord i* not provided by tha City ol Sanlord (FS I M 0104) Janst N. Dougherty. CMC City Clerk Pubbeh March 2S and April 3, tS M DEO-Z34 L o o k in g F o r A Job? NOTICE OF CONDEMNATION HEARINQ TO Prtiperiy Owners or interested parsons of thv tohowing daaertbed proparly Lagal Da.cnption ot Propatty LOTS I i 2 BIK 2 PINE LEVEL PO C PQ 36 AS OECOROEO IN SANFORD SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA AKA 1416 W 16th Slraa l R E P O R T N U M B E R *A 22 Th# buiklingta) or structural.) located rn th# above stated prop­ arty ha. been found by tha Building Official ol tha City ot Sanlord to ba in unsanitary un.ala dilapidated or uninhabtlabl# condi­ tion Y O U ARE H E R E B Y N O T IF IE D that a Condem nation H earing will ba co n d u cta d by th* D o a n l o l C o m m i«.io n # r. o l Ih# C ity of Sanford on tha tsth da y ol A pril. 1666 at 7 00 p m in th# C ity C o m m i.a io n C h a m b a r. R oom 11 7 S anlord City Hall 300 N Park avanua. Sanford, Florida, to maka lull daterm lnation whether m -ot the b u ild in g ).) o r .tru e lu te !* ) located on th* a b o v a -.la ta d property .h a ll ba con dam n ad You ar# bar#by orrtarad to appaar bafor* Ih# C ity C o m m i.a io n C o ndam nation Hearing to be heard and p re .e n l your ski# o l the c a .a You have the right to obtain an attorney, at your own a .p a n .e , to ra p ra .a n t you betorv th# C o m m i.a io n You hava th# right to call w itn a .a a . on your bahaif a . wall a . to c ro a .-a .a m m a all other w t ln * ..# « It you d o not appaar tha C ity C o m m i.a io n may proca ad w ithout you Should th# C ity Com m ission datarm ina that .a id bu ild in g f.l or s tru c tu ra l.) .h a ll tia con dam n ad. thay hava th# pow ar to ia .u a an O rdar o l C o nd am na tion requiting you to c a u .a Ih# b u ild in g ).) or .t ru e tu fa ).) to ba d a m o li.h a d and ram ovad or p iaca d in a stale ol sound repair within a lim a cartam II tha b u ild in g ).) or .H u c t u r v ).) era not d a m o li.h a d and ram ovad or repaired w ithin s u c h lim a period than such b o -td in g ).) or s tru c tu re )!) will ba dam olishad and rem oved by tha City and tha coal o l tha sam# assessed a . a lian ag airt.l the a b o v a -.la ta d propatty If you hava any q u a .lions eo ncarning this m atter ptaas# contact th# C o d * E n lo rc a m a n l O apartm anl a l (407) 330-6644 S H O U L O Y O U D E C ID E TO A P P E A L A N Y M A T T E R C O N S ID E R E D AT TH E A B O V E H E A R IN G Y O U MAY N E E D A V E R B A TIM R E C O R D OF TME P R O C E E D IN G S T E S T IM O N Y A N D E V ID E N C E W H IC H R E C O R D IS N O T P R O V ID E D BY TH E C IT Y O F S A N F O R D IF S 266 0105) P E R S O N S W IT H D IS A B IL IT IE S N E E D IN G A S S IS TA N C E T O P A R ­ TIC IP A TE IN A N Y O F TH E S E P R O C E E D IN G S S H O U L O C O N T A C T TH E P E R S O N N E L O F F IC E A D A C O O R D IN A T O R AT 330-6626 46 H O U R S IN A D V A N C E O F TH E M E E T IN G P U B L IS H E D D A T E S A p r ils 166* A A p ril 10, 1666 DC P -2 3 ------------------------------------------- 1------------------------------------------NOTICE TO BIDDERS FOR AIRPORT ACCESS CONTROL FAR PART I0 T .14 SECURITY IMPROVCMSNTS AT ORLANDO SANFORD AIRPORT SANFORD, FLORIDA Saalad proposals lor Ih# lurntahmg o l all labor malarial*, ser­ vice. and equipment lor Ih# AIRPORT ACCESS CONTROL SYS­ TEM FAR to r la SECURITY IMPROVEMENTS al the Orlando Sanlord Airport will b* received by Ih* Sanlord Airport Authority at th# Otfic# ot the Director o l Aviation. Orlendn Sanlord airport. Airport Terminal Building On# Rad Cleveland Boulevard Suita 200. Sanlord. Florida 32773 until 2 00 PM April 2Sth 1661 al which time Iha pmpoaal* will ba publicly opened and read aloud Thie prnrecl will include th# m.lattation o l an integrated accas. . r.ntrol system, closed -circuit television (CCTY) system upgrade and rehabilitation ol ail# perimeter lancing and vehicle g a la, fur­ nishing and equipping a new Airport Command Center, in.laltahon o l fiber optic infrastructure, and modifications to esisting 'aciiities. door hardware, utilihae. and building eermcee O n or altar March 31st. I f f * , copies ol Ihe Plans Specifications, and olhar contract Documents may ba a.amined it the office of the Director ol Aviation Orlando Sanlord Airport .omplete documents may ba obtained from tha office ol the Director o l Aviation by payment ol Seventy-Free Dollars (SIS 00| tor asch sat Payment lor Plans and olhar Contract Documents m itt ba made by check or money ordar payable to tha ‘ SAN­ FO RD AIRPORT AUTHORITY* Cash will not ba accepted This payment Is non-rslundabls It Bidder does not want to pick up documents but wishes to hava documents shipped by first-class U f mail, additional pay­ ment shall ba required in the sum o l FiHesn Dollars (SIS 00) This *16 00 charge will not apply it tha Bidder requests Ih* document* to be sent by e.press courier with charges billed lo recipients account No proposal* may ba withdrawn altar Ih* scheduled tun* lor receipt ol proposal*, lor a period o l aisty (60) day* The Sanlord Airport Authority reserves th* right* lo ware* any tnlormalitia* In or reiact any and all propoaal*. or lo re-advartts* lor proposal* Proposals must be submitted as sat lorth in the ‘ Proposal Requirements and Conditions* included in th* Contract Document* A bid pries must be submitted lor each ol Ih* item* k.tad on the Proposal A Bid Bond or Certified Check in the amount ol I k ol trie Total Amount bid must be submitted with the proposal A Payment Bond ond o Performance Bond, each In a sum equal to 1*6% o l trie amount ol the Contract awarded, anil ba required prior to a socutlon o l contract j i To b* #HgtM* lor award o l contract, th* successful bidder must *ubvr*UM>#ibh|u#tl dbd with«| live (6) business dsy* attar Ih* tdd opening,Evidence ot financial responsibility sspenence. qualification*, and aatisfactory completion ol previous profecls. trio th* satisfaction ol the Sanlord Airport Authority. FAA. and FOOT Th* work performed under this Contract shall ba govamad by Ih* Federal Conlract Provisions set lorth in Ih* Contract Decuman)*, which include, but are not limited lo. Disadvontagod Outmasa Enterprise (DBE) subcontractor participation. Equal employment Opportunity requirement*, and compliance with Fadertl Wage and Hour requirement* (Davis-Dacon A c t) The Bidder agree* to comply with th# to Mowing requirement ‘ No member, officer, or employ** o l th* Sanlord Airport Authority dur­ ing his tenure ot lor on* year thereafter ahall have any inlarosl, direct or indirect, w this contract or th* proceed* th ereof Tha award ol this Conlract will ba contingent upon th* concur­ rence o l th* Federal Aviation Administration and th* Florid* Department ol Transportation SANFORD AIRPORT AUTHORITY Stephan J Cook*. Director o l Aviation Publish April 3. 3. I. 1366 0EP-3S_________________________ __________________________________ NOTICE OF A PUBLIC M A R IN O T O C O N S IM R T M ADOPTION OF AN ORDINANCE B T TNB C ITY OF SANFORD, FLO M O A Nolle* I* hereby grvan that a Public Hearing will ba hold in th* Cofwression Room at Ih* City Halt, 300 North Park Avanua, In tha City of Sanlord. Florida. Si f:0 0 o'clock PM. on April 131h, 1664 lo coniidar the adoption o l on ordinance by th* City o l Sanlord. Florida, described as loltovrs: ORDINANCE NO. SEES TO ANNEX A PORTION OF THAT CERTAIN PROPERTY LVINO BETWEEN JEWETT LANE AND MCCRACKEN ROAD AND BETWEEN PERSIMMON AVENUE AND WEST AIRPORT BOULE­ VARD. AS SHOWN ON THE MAP BELOW A complete description and a copy o l the ordinance ahall bo available at the office ol th* City Clark lor all persona desiring lo eaamm* Ih* seme *4 parti** In Intaraat and citiians shall have an opportunity to bo heard at said hearing By Older o l th* City Commission ol the City o l Sanlord. Florida PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES NEEDINQ ASSISTANCE TO PAR­ TICIPATE IN ANY OF THESE PROCEEOtNQS SHOULO CONTACT THE HUMAN RESOURCES OFFICE ADA COORDINATOR AT ISO6*34 44 HOURS IN ADVANCE OF THE MEETINQ. ADVICE TO THE PUBLIC. II a paraon decide* lo appoal a decl• * mod* with reaped lo any maltar conaldarad at th# above masting or hearing, h* may need a verbatim racord ol Ih* pro­ ceedings. including th* testimony and avidenc*. which record is not provided by th* City ol Sanlord (FS I M OtOS) Janet R Dougherty. CMC City Clerk Publish March 2 f and April 3. 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Ih* unknown defendants who may b# spouses, heirs, devisees, grsntses assignees, lisnors. creditors, trustees, and sM par­ lies claiming an Mtarasl by. through, undar or against Ih* Defendants, who are not known to b* dead or ainre. and all par­ lies having or claiming to hava any right, tiff* or mtarasl in Ih* property described m th* mort­ gage being foreclosed herein YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that an action lo torectos* a mortgage on th* following property LOT 104. DEER40ND 2. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF A4 RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 4E. PAQE4 27. 24. AND 26 OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA has bean hied against you and you are required lo to re * a copy ot your written dalanaoa. il any to it on DAVID J STERN. E40 Plaintiff'* attorney, whoa* address M 401 4 University Drive 1604, Plantation. FL 33324 (no laler than 30 day* front th* data of the first publi­ cs bon of this nodes o l action) and til* th* original with th# clerk of this court either before aervica on Plaintiffs attorney or immediately thereafter; other­ wise a default will be entered against you for the relisf demanded in the complaint or petition filed herein WITNESS my hand and th# aaal ol this Court al SEMINOLE County. Florida, tlua 23rd day ol MARCH. IM S MARYANNE MORSE CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT BY Ruth King Deputy Clerk LAW OFFICES OF DAVID J STERN ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF 40t 4 UNIVERSITY DRIVE SUITE 600 PLANTATION. FL 33324 63-22123 FM(NATB) Publish March 27. and April 3. 1994 OEO-241_______________________ N O TI04 UNDER FICTITIO US NAM4 4TATU T4 TC WHOM IT 3UV CONCERN; Notice is hereby grvan that th* following corporation pursuant lo Section 444 04, Florida Statute*, will register with th* Division of Corporations, Florida Oapartmanl o f Stato. upon recaipl of proof o f th* publication o f Oil* notice, th* Sctitioua name, to wit: JJI/4 CACTUS 000*4 undar which if aapacta lo engage in business at 1444 4. French Avenue, Sanlord, Florid* 32771 in 4 vminola County, Florida That th* party Interested in said business enterprise la aa JO-JO INC OF CENTRAL FLORIDA a Florida corporation Dated al Orlande. Orange County. Florida on Ih* l i s t day of Mateh. 1944. Publish. April 4. 1444 PEP-44 63— M o r tg a g es 71— H r t r W DRIVER needed lor wholesale nrsrry Local dalnarie* • other nursery tasks MuW hare clean COL Btpnnmg pay 37.1v For more mtormatron cal 332-1727. D/mquai hatful ATTENTION CHA'a Coma and |Ovt ou caring loam of Nur»#« and C N A t Escel lent benefit* Eipenenced ret ugmted 3 :00pm-1100pm •MB available. Phrase apply vt person Denude Healthcare R * hi but * ton Center 1351 EU cam Brvrt Oehona EOE DRYWALL FINISHERS Needed tor rasto crew l «p w' handtoat* 4 toots CM Al al 323 3234 TRU^K d r iv e r Setre-lracler/Fial Bad Trailer Class A COL 2 years vantabt* aiperemca lo ca l work horn# mow Call 407-323-4402 DynAlr Services, me. a pro gretsnra commercial ground support company at Orlando Sanlord Airport is Currantty seeking a Fuff-Ttm* Admintatradre Aaalslant Ih * requve mams lot this posrtor m etude* #ir»n#nl PC compuler suns u t v /mg Wmdow* 95 Eicei MS Word typing of a i***l 35 WPU clear tpeakmg v o< * good orgare/ation skill* bi lingual Engkth.'Spin isf is a plus and Ih* atsary to work with venous levels of management Outes metud* Maintaining wtxkman a com pens*Ion record* antwavmg Itelephone mqu.net about am Ptoymant conductmg new Nre jorientation, and other g*net*i clerical d u t*i at atsgned DynAa ohar* mackcal and dan fat msuranc* after 90 day* 401K pun. 2 wee** vacation and a Chanengmg smoka free work anvvonmant A l candi dates muW be tore to provtda a 10 year work/tchool rewory and pas* a drug acraenmg To im out an appkcatnn p i**** it* by our etkitrawraare at tic* Monday through Friday form 1000 A M unM 300 PM or la i your resume to (407) 122 0319 X 0TB b o o t p a m t e r h e l p ER. Help prepare kmo* for paint Must nave aipenenc* Immediate open mg Call Tom at Viking Coach Work*. 3212020 Of 321-2301. AUTOMOTIVE O f TAKERS SantordVongwood Ortando Good Income Potential • Benefit* Alter 90 Day* r*ph s «a f 407 293 3055 AVON NEEOB rep* ire* area Sek hept quality products earn good S it hai hums 321 7142 BABYBITTER U F 2 30PM 7PM Reiiabi* own transp r*i* req Oreat pay Denona area (904)532 9001 A U tor Aprs Arm WAHM— Q HOMEOWHER4 FREE report on tha ‘ 10 Moat Common Mrslakes m Raimancmg Your Mom*' C al 800-744- C B b lD B t Sanford 324-4100 CASHIERS R 0W TW R 5 PfT tor a M % « Manutaoplant In BanfgrO Pc *r* avaiiabta on a l Dmair Beatrice*, me. WORK WITH US JCXN OUR TEAM t il P-6 Ex p l a w n s v e a t r e e JOB FAIR TELEMARKETING GUARANTEED $ 10.50 P/H IN T R A IN IN G 3 po* avad Avg t ISSOTw. Sal Sanlord baaad pool cold caAng F/T 4 P7T Cal 323-2070 a i t 111 • ft TAM T i l ■T ftMAMIEft, MC. M f l l u , , ......i t f - f t t - i i i t J| ||f| m m a M aker area.spooaMy Verecia Manulaclurer teak* Ek > Mriwiator eikembier 4 71— H e lp W a n t e d . FfT A turtng ban* Leans* CALL 2233441 Apr* 14ft. 94 4p FT/PT Sammcre thru Osceola Comfy Eipenenced BobcalNaw hofUnd Operator COL kac Top pay1 3233441 Manna Hotel Lake Monro* Santord ________ CM tor into GENERAL INTERVIEWING NOW lor Eawar photo promotion at local mM Need io«* e l Wariawa A (e a te r Bunnies. Can 1 764-4741 ALPHA PERSONNEL 834 83G7 WANTED Serious people dawring tuccesWul WEIGHT LOBB, B6PNOVtD HEALTH AND (N B A QT Lose 20 200 pound*. 30 day (>ogram wider 1100 Sea* tactnn piarertlMd CHECK CASHIER Up to ttOOfVMt. Oaynm* F/T or P/T RakatSa paraon wuaan hancSetg a«p 330-2444 msshk Earn 3200 - 1500 mg care-ograma tor more intormahon tend a aaff-ad anretop* lo: Oaai* Carda 4 grits PO Bor 611790- Miami. FL 33241 CHBJ2CJ1M TEACHERS A Part A MMana naadad Eip req Good benefit Cal 322 7908 HANDYMAN Carpenter,dryw*ll, plumbing, atac t ip loot* A Iran* rqrd CM Stare or B i 280 2081 A Thichara contact quickly, your cut* A N America New freightmatchmg *y t 24 hra 33 mm 1-444-444-4470 MC/Vtaa HELP PERSONNEL NOW HIRINGI PFT C A M OIVER AFTERNOON 4MFT. WWNig to train. Cad Joyce *21 -7434 — * o e A im u u w ,iM c . anted 2ND S t i f f ASSEMBLY RE COTON CORPORATION, th* nation* laaDng manufacturer' (Vitribute* of electronic accas tone*, rial lereral openings vt if* lake Mary tacuity lor 2nd shift assembly powtont Hour* ar* 4:00pm-12:30am. Must ba abia to Ml a nwwnum of 35 lb* and aland tor 8 f u r s Apply vt parson at 1090 Emma Oak* TraA lake Mary a 32748 Lend VENDING ROUTE Many high traffic sites. S3900 aA*fc potential 71— H elp W anted Llectnc Manufacturing Comp*. nyEipanpngi 5APoa*ona Avariabu Now< * Uftmg Requved * 1W and 2nd Shifts ‘ Perm Positions * W e Tramt - e u w i t a n m =— la tooling lor ialsrasd and ai C#pt»on#i D8Qpl9 iw w m a w M FACTORY WORKERS AQ CARRIERS. INC. A-FL BASED CARRIER '■NEW PAY PLATT '■2a TQ .37 CanufBf MM u m o L E u m jo . SIA2TI! ‘ LAV OVER PAY* ‘ BREAK DOWN PAY' •EXTRA STOP PAY* *1 Day OS tor 7 Days OuT ■VACATION PAY* •HOUOAY BONUS PAY* •401 K RETIREMENT •PERFORMANCE BONUS •SAFETY BONUS *AtOER PROGRAM ‘ C0NVENTKMAL3 •SATELLITE EQUIPPED ‘ EMPLOYEE AaaK Program t Yr. OTR EXP/ CLS A COL REQ WTTH VI ER: Must hare vafuefa • jvaaar Mch 378v ♦ to* m i « 434-7972 toettad In Cm - DCUVERY DMVEfMFNOOUCT TECH Aaron* Rental Purchase • total canodala must b* 21 yra. Md. hare good MVR and a good knowtedg* of tocai area u M a n i oompartaaBon and benefit* EOEfDrug Fra* Com­ pany apply m paraon at: 2432 So. French Are. Santord. DRIVER HVAC Wholesaler had invnaI opening tor a dnrer lor Id­ ea) dakrenaa Mutt ba 21 yra old ml clean driving racord A COL he. ForkWl Eap Good Ban*4M, EOE, Drug Ira* workptao*. Appi can b# Mad out at Coast kri* Chau. 227 CoAWkn* Rd Santord 324-0911 A8SOCU1 TRAINEE Training Naw or aspariancad-tta hare oparwtg* m our t v * * s ta n d ­ ing Bammota County offices t v hard-working caraar-iwidad paopta CM. Nancy DareW AXamoreMLongwoodSBS 4400 Robm Mutaka Marytlaatvow-333-4044 Gary Balanod Ovwdo-365-38M ^Factory Worker* * A i ShtfU ' Rahattt Indnnduii* * WVkng Tb Laam ‘ Advance Potential ASSEMBLY * S*ja*d and UnWuaad Workers ‘ Hand Man Assembly * Short and Long Term DCUVERY 0MVER-AJ hr* WAITRESS-? shifts. CM * BorAak tor Pat* 322 1984 Monday tvuW M ay Only 'itoJAk&i biLH W bW l ETIT7VE CM OaBary Manor, 40T-AAB O L Ask tor Director of My*, mg or apply wtffun 60 North highway 17-92, OaBary. Flori­ da -Drug Fra# Workplace ■OK. Wa a ii cal 1 am la 8 pm KOI 14 Poariona Ararat**' U rge Sanford Manufacturing Compa- APPLY: M-Th 4-11 AM or 13PM 214 H u m a n Or. 1223444 (Acre** p/owi Semlncra Town Center) HOTEL OPPORTUNITIES A baautfut 4 tid in g hotel loaled iq th# UCF area ta taring ar Bw tokoonno powuoni IANOUET 4ET-UP/4ARVER, RCATAURANT SERVERS. COOKS, BELLMEN, HOST/ M r W O n K in . M 0 H T C H A N ER. CON CM R O f, OUC 4 T M N VICK R EPM BCM Tm VK. m to paraon to Hoadey tm H *h Tech Are., Orlando DRUG FREE WORKPLACE CELEBRITY CIPHER by Luia Campos rwreorg creole# kem w t U O T % lemou. -J E#di bfl# m pi# c f f w 6t#ndi tar #noPw Tatar• clue M *n° ^ JLF ZKNACEN OTJCOENLOX JLF VCOOCZJ P LOL8 JCPAK0 OCQL KJ SKIKUEOCEJ. OCQL, RSLULILJ KN KN. * - OC8LP. P R E V IO U S S O LU TIO N : "0 0 # o f th# re a s o n . I v * navar hawr O 1664 by HCA Inc , �71— H elp W a n ted 71— H S r fff H LPN's & RN's! elp a n n m Become in f t N o BNS graudate and h i o m m your tocome wkhoul going back to tchooP TO schedule your inter view n Orlando. Cai Don Reffield by Apr* M i -s o o -n t - u n W m f c i m (407) 869-0444 RIGHT HAND MAN Needs 75 workers dairy. *36 algn on bonua to new amt r t i pay m drivers. “Open I am orderi from home Ready ca*h For (tad up kfVltihe memberih p lee. MAIL 130 DO checkAno 10 CALYPSO VARIETY. M M N Ukemont Awe. Wtator Park FL 32792 (01 Dogtreck Rd. Longvtood. 7SO410A SALES- MARKETING Fui or Pad TVna TOP OUAUTY PORTABLE BUAENNQ MFO Cal Chart* 1-SX-2S2-43M LABOR RITE •*•*330-3416**** NCEO IOC « MCN A WOMEN Daeyeork Da«ypay uer«>c. a PU/S COME WORK WITH THE M A T LABOR ERS NEEDEO FOR UNO*ROAOUNO UT1UTYCONTRACTOR HBALTH MAuwawct a m 4atk M l FOREMAN t v beet comne (A n Muat ta able to eat p|pa A rtto Cteei M A I M ____________ LAWN MAMT-FiA tone DL a mutl Oood Pay 192-3744 or M F Id l LAWN PERSON UuM have own iranepodatton EXP NOT NECESSARY 40dAt WORKWEEK 407-327-0036. elp a n ted ------- M O tH EfU A OTHER*-----1900-17300 F/T. Fu« Training. For Free Boohlel CeH f -600- BECURTTY OFFICER JOB Training Armad A Unarmed Brwdfy A Aeeoc. 04-7444 SPRINKLER REPAM MAN needed, nxrtl have own buck i tooM.M-F 374 9034 A T tN if M M I OCNERAL FEED needa P/T help Pnmanty lor detaroTMt and Saturdaya Re q i » » ( a (bong beck, pleasant peraonaXty and v iceOent dr*, ■ng record Personal truck or UV tor lowing trader required an 133-1(40. SUPERVISOR . ALF FRONT DESK MUST BE STATE CERT CNA APPLY LONGWOOO RE* DREM CNT VS. LA O f, ASS E CHURCH A V I. LONOWOOO TELEM ARKETERS 2/1 torn cov petto, thed. ate cond, ctoan qu<et ph 1175 tot rant, conv toe Sanford 54800 322-5597 w IS S H S U il R K fS S R F StAFFWO, RECENWO. PICK WO. PACKWO AND WARE HOUSWQ • RECOTON COR­ PORATION. the nabon'i lead mg tatbtoutor/manufaclurer of tccettonet. hat open Inge to ttt Lake Mary laakeet tor let and 2nd thlft werehouse. Hours T.-OOom-S :30pm, (:00am 4:30pm end 4:00PM17:30AM. Muat be able to Ml a minimum ol 50 toa on a confer uoua bam Forkklt erpenence pre(erred Sltrtng rite AS 75 ttl (M l. AS 95 ?nd th-ft mem teat Apply to 7950 Lake Emma Road, Lake Maty, FL EOE. 97 OAK 1PRMOS 12 OtJ Wide 12X00. Carherdrel ceikngs, dry fcgm 1 boodi to kltoh Huge LR wfflro place, upgraded carpet, DR-eiac. com) C al Pat lor appl 227-9111 IA 94.t» 118— O m c E S p a c e F o r Ren t ROSE LEA V1XAS tn Special -M fASfandi HUO OKAY 407-3386631 SANFORO OFFICE SPACE 1 tullaa evadedIt - 1100 I F A 1100 AF. 407-311-7004 SANFORD 1 SDRM LQ-OuMI. mud area 1375/1300 dap * up No pad. no ettokon 3330019 AANFORO 1 BDRM tecured carnage houta appl As. ap­ tness (775nno « tec NO PETS SINOLE PERSON ONLY Appty at SIS W ftm Sbeat P R E S S BRAKE O PERATO R aw e 99— A partments U nfurnished can E7A-0300 Uto 7 yaart eip Muat ba a to read btoaprmte. mapact Tamp to Mrs n Santord Pay bated on e*t CaAETA-9300 ter tniar UMMO to Reeldentidl Ctsanlng NEED CtRTW W D MCCMAMC lor local service (tenon Apply m per (on al 7900 South Park Ave-Santard 338-3774 aak ter Deed Markear* I No aatoa. PT/FT. no a « (ary C M 7*3 711? *P/T l U V I C t A 01 NT Driver VMM FU ). I dttwe'g teeatA an '" 0 B£ LA B O V Pieaee cel Tewt Co 7406666 tor mom v*) ■OE ADA NO FESI Suiting TRAJNEIANSTALLER .F/r. fn - County Flondi. Inc at CenbM A tor me 73— E m p l o y m W a n ted ent COMPANION AIDE. Complete t i l l . Am A Pm over ngMv | « RaaaonabM ra m Cr > A Ret 131-1473 HOUSEKEEPER tit CMet. Etc Rata, kved A worked to area to yn 407-SAA SOM 93— R o o m s Fo b R WANTED; InOwdueN who ere te wrung a fuMtng. people i anutad career f lM A T an*t mem environment protaaewnai atatoa and beneftta Conw toe career ol Dental Aeerea ducaaon M i WO tuxes lo State and Nano Work in a la s P f A O y RECEFT-F/T MFptoeteni phone voice,orgeniied.MMrp todhr E m pay Danone area iKMptt-AOOl I M lor AprkAnn reedy b re-enwf or ft looking to me Mure may ve a program daaignad tor youf S e e Yo u b u r g e r k in g II fan n Kt Man W (■ V S M IM II* , A K U L a a e ih e l e u A t j U |a |M WEEKLY RENTALS I • STEM w rw m a e An m |407) 134-A3I1. Eat I M GOVERNMENT FORECLOSED Homes burn pomaa on I f . Daanguare Tke. Rapafi R EO t YbwArea Tb« Free (1| 000-71A0000 Eto H 7700 tor currer* kd- .SSL SANFORO 1500 DOWN 1/t 5 Newfy renovated. CHA Owner 1 Prtp dsee 34 how 2/1, lam rm . new car­ pet. appl. punt Cam Heat/ AC.M4.000 Ool Wdtor. JamrPraparkaa 333-31 AS. 330- tod Leurvky phone, and hA uaa M M A O aw eek 374-tMB V yew are clean and neM and a young perton who to abate a SJbataoom m to 17-SE and Lake otaer y a n g peo" 10. 95— R o o m m W a n ted 4 lA Y lo b MAID BuOBlE - 199— P ets &. S upplies fctlNNIES PR MVESTOR RUYWaa HOUSES M OM -73f7 160— B usiness For S ale 200— L i v e s t o ck /Fa r m S U IT L IE S DOUBLE BAR “M* Ranch kxat ad to Ottoen Buy* beet/tlaugh ter came Pick-up tarvica it ariNbto 3734)135__________ 217— G arag e S ales 5-FAMILY YARD SALE SAT 9:30-3:30 Body Shop Butmett wen ett tor teto or Meae. ram w/al aaup, hen bey. pose trade? No qifyg.no credo ck. owner erto hew note w/tmei down loceted dwtwn Ortendo ca* tor ado 577S tM CARPORT SALE Fn 8 4 A Set A l , 809 E Airport Bhrd Loll ol 181— A ppliances A Furniture For Sale 310 E 709 Tangerine Dnve-Revena Park tub NO EARLY bond. Cod 11700 See 1125 caxtTs-m s BEDS ORTHOPEDIC FIRM S E T I eWi 5 year warranty Nev­ er ueed Twin 175 Fua 195 S i l l King H A S CaH (07--------------DAY N O Wide, Victorian Myto wWi 3 twin manrettat A toe. Never weed 1300 407UOO War- raniy A deanery MATTRESS SALE • Fui tue utad boi tprmgt A me Sreta ( M X L a r r y t Marl 322-4132 PATIO FURNOtaaa tap lade aF 4 cbm . Mann brand PVC barttoow.cna ir/orto.ocOreat cond Taiw al S 3 X or aa* 1 M J I 1 U ____________________ RAMOSE- Severn! 10 chooee tarn WWramyA IE R. tonond. tola Stan 5 y n 0*1 1250 A « I M S34-33M SOFA A LOVE SEAT. al mutt go bargains gatore SERVICE CLUB SALE SAT 9-4 bme tor Eatter Jutt *10 X 374 415 Ead 4m Street-Near Sen lord Ave black Senora Sub 316 Knder R'l SalftSun 8-4 HthW eerntftmore X X 153 Sheryl Drive Deltona Off Doyle Road WO quakty worn ant doming (6 - 101. thoet knana. vacuum, tns 4 tome toon Lott More" 407-373-1017 • 2757 COUNTRY CLUB ROAD Sanford Building materials bikes. appliances plants domes, ft mite SALE-Just 159— Real Estate Wanted FLORIDA ROOM & CARPORT SALE SAT 8-7 B«aaa GARAGE SALE SAT 8-2 3570 PALM WAY-Senlord 4X8 and traitor, houtehdd baby aama. toon A fnhmg NO EAR­ LY BMOATt O A R A G E SALE SAT 8-5 1417 OBERLIN TERRACE Lake Mary comer 477 A Country Ckb Hampton Park Sub Chftdrant lumrtura, houtehold 1 HUGE OARAGE SALE SAT 9-1 2575 OAK AVE-Lutheran Church of me Redeemer LOTS OF STUFF FOR EVERYONE" 331-1557 HUGE MOVING SALE FRl/SAT 8-7 M l 2 HOLLY AVE-Senlord NO EARLY WROSff Park Avenue Q 4th street San ford SOUF THING FOR EVERYONE. Incutorkng M2o Softnr-r r urvi_______________________ YARD SALE Sal 8 4 cash only 804 E Airport Brv-1 Santord YARD SALE-Anlq Furn A ^ a ti ware nice doming alt t ir­ es toys, linens tawnchain rock • ■ng chant oak dtupleal tabte.thoet, rocortls.VCR tapes nuCTOwave-10 A C unita. Gel them Early’ 1943 Cadillac St O X. 1985 Dodge Van STM 1978 lord P tl 5 5 X 17 92 8 4th St Sanford Fn ft Sat Apr 3 ft 4 378X83 219— W anted to llu i Atom. Cant Copper / B rett Kokomo Recycling: 371-X04 SIS W Flrtt-M/F >-5, Saj.t-1 223— M i s c r i LA N E U U S TRAILER TIRE A WHEEL Heavy duty 14*. itFel b»HpfJ $?0 6lH 3320167 231— C a r s Fo r S a i i ~PW m * » F« M i)-ftM * » rrbuitt 350, 89 m l. Atom magn S25X OOO Call 330 9708 M JEEP CHEROKEE 4X4 AT runt great 13 X 0 OBO 174-7544 or 121 78B2 Call ta MA7DA 171. Runt good AC.AT w/OO Black 125X OBO Call 371-1540 Chevy 1977 Malbu Clatuc 4 dr new 305 motor A C Aul Trans Good, dean S I350 372 144ftSEI7ED CARS from Si 75 Pottchet. Cadrtiacs Chevyi BM W t Corvettes A lvj Jeeps 4WO I Your area To* Free t 8 X 218 9 X 0 EH 7708 tor cur rent kstingt 238— V e h ic l e s W anted CASH t t t PAID1 Foi Junk Cart Truck* & M«*c' XffPAMCRiCailtauT ri c Boat Rentals 240— Starting at 133 ft ift> Also 74 Pontoon Cat 33Q I 6 I? MOVING S A LE SAT/SUN B-7 241—Rec. V deicles/Campers Fdk Sale 7613 Oeorgu Ave-Behmd Sem School EVERYTHtNQ COLEMAN pop-up camper B f c ,“ sSEoosanfrB i; ‘ 12400 firm. Call 377-4751 . 4/3 to oor tol SsBAHV i n ■ toarport.tcraan IMO CHA IM MEOM J M DOYLE 1407) 1 WE NEED HOUSE*I TO I a te FVAJ. HOUSE pm tepee. ftm wearier dryer, or AKX9 tor aA Owcount lor do repent around sss-Tsn . 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TRIVIA An CPA study kxmd htavJrads of ctwmicaXs m th# *a of • tmgU hom* Most ongruled trom darning products * WEDNESDAY PRIME TIME THURSDAY PRIMETIME 8 00 [.TcT-Vv.;'- !<«sr«|Ld?v(v. in | 8 30 | 9 00 | 9 30 ITT^lTlTlRIl.TlglSH � 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, April 03, 1998 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on April 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>, April 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/fc562744c81b5ea08ed7591142eb22be.pdf 0014f289c4fbf233f83cae13e8fbba94 PDF Text Text L A K E M A R Y...3C S E M IN O LE CO U N TY...6A County seniors goodbye high school ! 78 Cents SU N D AY. M A Y 31. IW 8 Q uips D raw ing battle lines at Battle R id ge ■y Shari Brsdia IIKKALD FEATURE EDITOR SEMINOLE COUNTY llaltlr* continue over the proposed llallle Ridge development as Ihe Florida Candidate Mom HERALD STAFF WRITER CASSELBERRY • Once an Individual announce* the Intention to run for political ofltcr. nothing in the life of the candidate, or the candidate's fumlly Is ever the same again, not even in tlie most sacred of holidays. Cose In point: Diane Bauer, who ts running for Seminole County School Board In Dis­ trict One. On the night be­ fore Mother's Day. this mother of 5 was Invited to s mini-caucus held by her children, at which she was asked a ques­ tion; "Do you want actual gifts from us 01 Department ol Community Affairs tx-gins revlrw of tlie future land use amendment transmitted to Talla­ hassee earlier this month. Seminole County wanted to enter Into a Joint planning agreement Sprint*' annexation of the 300i m trad, prrfrrrlng the land slay in llir county. "Three people rani dance toaether to this tune.* sold Seminole A rash I o f arrests: IP Heat is on | By Bam Whilo HERALD STAFF WRITER SEMINOLE COUNTV • The raids are coming at a brisk pace Hrrak the Uw In Seminole County and the chances are a Clty/County In­ vestigative Bureau agent or another area law enforcement officer may have you In hand culls before you can say. "Don Esllngrr “ At a time wlien vio­ lent crime Is down 36 percent from lost year and Ihe crtme/populallon in­ dex at an II year low. Sheriff Esllngrr'* deputies and other law Nabbed! LONGWOOD • Seminole County Sheriff's Office Inves­ tigator Neal Fowler Friday charged 3 turn Judge h on ored fo r focu s on children SEMINOLE COUNTV - Her days ore filled with scared kids and many drug-dependent par­ ents who may low custody of them. She must moke deci­ sions that change their lives forever. And Judge Nancy Alley's deci­ sion to find a better way to deal with lives caught up In a cumbersome legal system has earned her a prestigious honor from her peers. *1 thought It was time to rec­ ognise a judge who contributed more than la required.* said Thom Greene, president of the Seminole County Bar Associa­ tion. who presented Alky with an engraved plaque at a ape- with the dlles of Winter Springs and Oviedo prior to the amendment transmittal, but each dty lias Indi­ cated Ilia I It wants separate agreements with the county. Oviedo may actually light Winter Judge NwicyAlsy accepts a plaque acknowledging horcontribuilont to the JuvsnHs Division of tot Circuit Court, prswntod by Ssminoio County Bar Asaociatlon Ptssidsnt Thom Green# at a recent tonchson. rial appreciation luncheon recently held lor her. •She storied a mindset In Ju- venlk.* sold Bobbie BuUlnfton. executive director of the Bor. Plssss 8ss ABsy. N w 104 SANFORD - The question does not seem to be whether to. but how to Incorporate Spanish Into elementary and middle school education In Seminole County. *1 love the Idea of leaching Spanish, but how. with limited hinds and on already full day?" acknowledges Barbara Kuhn, chairman of the Seminole County School Board. Research Indicates that the best time to Introduce a second language Is during early child­ hood. The board member* have been exploring ways to offer Spanish beginning at the ele­ mentary school level. To add a component to the already limited financial and time resources may require cutting back In other areas, such as PAM. Students are now offered physical education, art and music (refereed to as PAM) on a rotating basis. *1 don't think we should sac- O v ied o review s bu ild in g codes �SA * S M M t Herald. Santart. Honda • Sunday May 31.1998 Know the basics when Buy life insurance you hire new employees ana save on SANFORD - The timeless and functional art of mosaic la coming to Sanford. The location Is 120 S. Park Avenue, Sanford's old but station. Mosaic, the art of using fragments of tile, glass and pottery to decorate all types of objects Is the af mosaictst Mtcncle Hardin. After 16 years In health cm si ration, Hardin, a self-taught began experim enting with i while owning an d operating < will feature classes, supplies, tim ishlngs. mosaic art and unique antiques. Hardin, who already Uvea In Sanford, a m she la exrtted about being a port o f Downtown Stniora. " l dCT**°P mcnt Sharing the m u m roof aa Whs End will your car. Sm all 1 f Timeless art of mosaic at new business Last week a* part of my ef­ fort* to stay current, I at­ tended the meeting of the Florid* Small business Devel­ opment Center*. The largest part of these week long m eet­ ings were the seminars offered on various business topics. I was fortunate to attend one on hiring basics led by Steve Kirby and .Sally Polk of Sneltlng Personnel Services. They did an outstanding Job on up­ dating us on the latest tricks of the trade In hiring em ploy­ ees. The first point covered and Ignored by most small busi­ nesses la the determination of your need. This determination begins with the writing of a Job description. Tills job descrip­ tion requires you to clearly lay out the skills required and the functions of the job to be cre­ ated. The job description should Include the title, who the Job reports to. qualifica­ tions that will Include educa­ tion. training and espertanca. also Included srffl be (he knowledge, skills and abilities required. You need lo Include the expected standards of performance and the principle duties and functions. All jo b descriptions should Include a revision date at the bottom. Aa part of this process ibey rec­ ommend you develop a chart that kata the physical r e ­ quirements such as sitting, waiting, stooping. dtMbMg, etc. and (hen Hat the amount of time thts activity s N tea performed. The formal su g­ gested la: Contlnuafty-5-5.8 noun a day. Frequently»a.S8 .S hours a day. Occasionalty-O.5-2.5 hours a dap. HP, r B u s in e s s W nynn H a rd y Ihe unsaid things when you call. Call late In Ihe day per­ haps lo catch the owner after hours, sometimes prople will open up In that situation. Finally let me leave you with a few phrase* front actual performance evaluation* which you might want to avoid In yours: II T would not allow thla employee to breed.' 2) *Thia employee Is depnvbig a vfllagr somewhere of an allot.' 31 *Oot Into the gene pool while the lifeguard wasn't watching...* 4) 'Oates are down, the tights are flashing, but the train Isn't coming.* 5) Tf he was any more stu­ pid. hr would have lo be wa> 330-3793 — W EATH ER () LONOWOOD - Steve McDon­ ald has been named head golf professional and general man­ ager of the Alarms takes golf dub. McDonald, a 16-year Month ( ( T l i l i f a l c ol Deposit When you open a FREE Advantage Checking Account Seminole Herald iMc NsMpapm. foe. *300 N. FrsncftAvs.8antad.FL.MT71 Phons: (407) 322-2011 Fax: (407) 323-0406 ITTtanON n W 'M M w SOTTOMU. laqrLow-Caw (raying oneof the bestrites in Florida) PM OUCTCM Awa watOse - Uw Republic 1 2 1 1 0 n j £ £ « H K jJ K n d flT ifk jn o fjd i �a difference honored ALTAMONTE SPK1NQS - Seminole County dlls past week honored employees who make a dif­ ference in a luncheon at the Orlando North llllton. In Altamonte Springs. The luncheon marked the Bth year of die annual event. Special recognition was also gven to employ­ ees with significant length of sendee to the county. The selection of these award winners araa evaluated by a committee of employees who later were also given awards for their Involve­ ment. with special assistance by Andy McNeill from the Human Resource Department. Com­ munity information coordinator Michael Ertcl helped publicize the event. Notable comments were many. County Man­ ager Oanr Kaiser said of the event. This Is to honor an of the people who have performed honorably* Commissioner and Vice Chairman Win Adams said. 'It's Important that elected of­ ficials recognize the Importance of city staff.* Adams went on to say that. ’After all. the moat important asset an organization has is its people.* Human Weaourres Director Nancy Tal­ lent said. -We work aa a family.' On special recognition of employees she added. ‘ In addi­ tion to this luncheon, you will see much more.* Commission Chairman Randy Morris started off by Introducing county officials and others. Mania talked about M ure Initiatives. "We wtU be putting in an Incentive plan. Those who work the hardest, will be rewarded the greatest * Monte also spoke of applying corporate prac­ tices to the public sector. "We know thii when we compete with the private sector, we beat them tn contract*. We know this will be a con­ tinuing challenging year.’ It waa also noted at the luncheon how other muntctpalltlra are taking notice of Seminole County* work and progress. The awards Michided Commissioner Grant Malay giving out the S Year Recognition. Adams giving out the 10 Year Recognition. Cornmission* r Daryl McLain Artng out the IB Year Recognition awards, and rem m lidonrr Dick Van Drr Wrtdr giving out the 90 Year Recognition awards. mrnt came when Trudy Sturm, widow of late County Commissioner Dob Sturm, gave out the 1907 Sturm Leadership Award. Aalde from being a great morale booster, the award* luncheon waa an excellent way for the county to show Ita thank* to the people behind die acmes! Aa Adams aald. 'Without excellent people, you anil notje t excellent results.* Haafta* o f the Tsar; Karan Smith, an ISyear Human Resources employee who has tervrd on various committees Including current stint* on the Personnel Board. Employee Assis­ tance Program head, and chairman of the em­ ployee blood bank. More Importantly. Smith has been a valued friend to many employees going through tough times. Special awards were aa follows: MaoafM/tapofvtsov o f tto toot Jack Wert. Tourism Development director, who formed the department tn 1900 as Its sole member, now leads a team of 5 professionals who help to ef­ fectively attract tourists to the county. M um I sodorohlp Arnold; Robert Zaltoonl. die county's traffic engineer, for his leadership tn consolidsting 3 units (Signal. Studies, and Signs/Marklngal Into I cohesive team. Cvootfvtty/tamvatfoi A rn d t Richard Oardtnrr. a Library Public Service* member who saved the county an estimated S9S.000 when he arranged for a local bookstore to sefl used shriving to the county for only $4,000 when they were rrlocatlr*. WE R E NOT GONE... JU ST RENOVATING! Monday Thru Thursday Jane 1st thru 4th “To Bring You A y Fresh , New LOOK!” * Sanford Flower Shop Historic Downtown Vuabty S cn k v Since 1958m________ . a planning teehnIrian who to brtng"recogntjrt for her rxrmplary cartographic woA quality for departments and division throughout the county. Wlaalag Attttwda Award ; Otto Otfford. a principle coordinator for the engineering divi­ sion. for his positive, can-do demeanor throughout the year. Osmmmdty Sorvtoo Award: Pauline An­ drews. a senior orrrrlary with the Sobd Waste Dhrtston, for her numwaua leadership roles tn ewpfoyve volunteer efforts in the cammimNy. tncfuAngthe recent 3-C project |Cut HI Chan It! Cdy of Smtord • Boys g QMts BU$ Rabat Cty ot Sanford - 7th 8traat Sowar Inata—O Ory of Sanford - Oteandar Avarua Sktewal . ..» : Roy Ballard. 40. of 1790 Sunset Btvd., Longwood. was arrested Thursday. May 91. by iSeminole County deputies. :Ballard waa charged with dis;orderly Intoxication and was arrested at the above address. : James Wight. 30. of 1790 ISunaet Btvd.. Longwood. waa [arrested Thursday, Map 91. by Seminole County deputies. day. May 97. by Winter Springs police. Medina was charged with battery and restated with­ out violence. Medina was ar­ rested at the above address. Bobby Cofleld. Jr.. 27. of 129 Centennial Dr.. Sanford, was arrested Thursday. May 30. by Sanford police. CoAdd waa charged with battery and waa arrested at the above address. Magda Edward. 98. of 372 North Winsome Court. Lake Mary. **as arrested Thursday. ___ 209 East Commercial • Sanfbrtl. Florida 32771 1 (407) 322-1822 1 �EDITORIAL O n lak efro n t d ev elo p m en t Even with the controversy over the lakefront development project. Sanford is on the brink of great things fueled by a spirit of co­ operation made evident this past week. Some individuals and organisations ve­ hemently oppose Uie hotel and conference renter planned for Fort Mellon Park. Mostly because they want the park area to remain unchanged. Others who are tn favor of Ute plans, see tlie development as an economic boost to Sanford, especially the downtown area. They may also look at the increased revenue to the city from tax dollars once the present park Is token off Its tax-free status and put onto the tax rolls. W e say con troversy'can be a good thing. More people become aware of the direction a project Is taking, and hopefully voice their opinions so an acceptable resolution to any problem can be found. In this case, devel­ oper Joseph PucetU has listened to the park supporters and has compromised by plan­ ning to leave 6 acres Intact as a park. More people pay attention; watching (he progress of the project, holding Id task those who made promises and made plans public. Those in favor o f the lalfffrnwt develop­ ment should be pleased at the may o u r local governments are w o rt' overall plan. The Ctty and moat recently, the Bem lnob County Commloaton voted (4 to 1) Id lota project along with the dty and tl oper.l Pacetti should also be cornme his willingness to compromice.) This to one of the h o t alm aliqp governmental cooperation we have M ore on mass transportation and kids M iu transportation I frrl as though there U a media. and political echo resonating from thin column Into Ihr minds of olhcm who aomchow don't quite get (tie message, or understand the policy. We are hearing about new Ideas to improve the use of the toll mads? Not new to us! What is new is the improvement to the concept. Tlie Im­ provement* touted tn expensive propaganda are really booklets for failure since the essence of what has been proposed here has all but been removed. What remains Is a shallow plan full of empty thought. So. I’ll say It one more time. The first step In removing congestion from Ilie roads within our cities Is to make it possible and affordable for the publlr to use our toll roads while at the same time expanding those roads. Affordable does not mean s 5 prrrrnt re­ duction for heavy users. It means a substantial one payment per month for heavy E - P A S S users which will also encourage others to use the EPASS. A 930 per month charge would be a good starling point. Why build roads that few can afford? Why build a Mass Transit System when we have not yet used the full potential of our toll roads? There was a very misleading article from a major media source this past weekend. The statement blamed the current air pollution on traffic! The air pollution was and Is bring caused by fires In Mexico. The purpose of the statement was to promote mass transportation systems. I believe that we wtO need acme form of mass transportation, but 1 do not believe in using mlatnlhnnattrm to promote the leipiemen- ttnue to show violence on television, movies, die media as we are doing, we can expect that will be our world. A child aces on television over 8,000 murders. That Is Just television. Much of what they arc la glamortard. Tlie concept of using 17-03 has ill hut been ignored by those outside of Seminole County with the exception of Winter R u t. Maitland and others. Why? That to a question that needs to be addressed, if the rifles who are opposed to the present route ace merit m the 17-93 route, also using a portion of 1-4, why have our Warira dug their herla into the ground and not ac­ cepted thto possible solution? Who to ratting the shots? The taxpayers certainly have been ignored. The whole project has become a farce with llllle credibility and huge consultant lees (hat present a plan that pleases only a few. Killing and the use of profanity are abundant. This Is not a complicated problem. The problem to that we the adults, have not had the wtU to any to thoar who continue to bombard Utr ale wows that enough la ruough- This to not free­ dom of speech as It waa Intended. Thto to an assault on our children and their minds and H must be stopped. It la for all Intent and purpose a threat to our national security. We natal take a stand and demand that an end be put to this onslaught to the families and rrhgloua Institu­ tions of thto nation. We are In a vast majority, yet we continue to let thto continue. Tbrn off the television Do not attend movies that you do not approve of. Do not turnon the news programs (tat seek only Who b to Moot? Kids tn trouble. Yea they are and who la to blame? All of us for not having the Intelligence to understand why. Let me explain the problem aa oMapta as I can. If you have a small child and you sis the only one In contact with that chad and you never apeak to the <hOd. la that rfedd going la be able to tab? Of course the data wti not wreak because they mutt b am la * e a b and they cannot learn If they are not spoken la. having a Rare disorders ff you need walk or something to do. Just go do 8 . It’s a buyer's market. The birds arc singing and the air la fresh. So what’s wrong with this picture? People are villi chewing on each other, that’s what's wrong. He said, she said. That guy’s this, she's so that. The evolution of the human race reached a m ar xentth status In all areas of potential aave one. I'm talking here about com­ mon courtesy. 1 am totally amaaed at the frequency of IndtMw itd the population of the virtual ft crime is going to get worse County Have there been any alights of dignity In your recent history? Do you act or respect bounda­ ries with others? How about inquiries Into per­ sonal affaire? Are you prone to talk about the customer that Just walked out and would you be wUMag to say the same thing to hie face? Should you lay the aame thing to hfa face and Aa I stated at the beginning of this letter, this area la booming and wtth that comes greater opportunities and choices far aO of ua. If you want to live the life of a snoop and a gossip (hat's your business. If you choose to jutfe me for the socto-economlc/llfe-styie I live while you're ringing up my purchase your free to do that for as long as 1 keep coming back for more. All I oak Is you not conrtnur to bore a t with In a year before entering prison. A third of those convicted of murder across thto country are or were on probation, parols or some other farm of release during the time they committed other violent crimes, to Include murder. It la urgent and essential that people In gen­ eral understand why our dty and county politi­ cians need to rescind from the good ole' boy* attitude of their racial bigotry and recognise Voters and taxpayers are becoming more vic­ timised fay thto system, thinking that they are protected by the good ole' boys. The voters and taxpayers trust that the system la protecting Ifadr ancient while culture of bfeatyte when In fact, tiny ore befog eradicated Juat as blacks have been tn yearn post. The truth to that the �L Letters Main Street speaks on lakefront project Much ha* been said and wrtttai regarding lhr prim al d hotel and conference center on Sanfortra waterfront. Friendships strained, feeling* hurt, and nclghbori/votcr* dlufrrrlng; sounds Hte dmlopmcnt. Development la something that has land hern id iilM in downtown Sanford. The Board membet* at Sanford Main Street. Inc., the not forp n b downtown preservation and redevelop w n t organisation. feel that a pntcit at this ■MPdtude wifi benefit downtown Sanford tmdon should lead to no development on the Fort Mellon Pfitli site. While the costs associated with the location hi Fort Mellon Park appear high ta some, the economics of the preservation on a lamer scale need to prevail in this in­ stance. The art of among preservation and de veloprarnt la often a dfificuh thing. Whrn rani preservationtat*. econo attempt to do some1 sort of sult in ww vrty signifies budft far the Cltj to tiltfl of quality hfestyle that the residents would She. *a i viewed the conceptual costs and benefits. On lhr cost side Is the loss of some marglnaUy matntatnrd (due to budgrt constraints) green s|mct. several basketball courts, two tennis rmirta (only one of which Is usable) and the tMsctmll fields (wtUrh were already bring tela* rated). On the benefits aldr Is; the potential InOus of millions of dollars Into an aging Sanford econ­ omy. the absorption af a significant amount of m. i r L If M Outdated maps and fl . quality of Ufa. to tag this critical | * iblems about 80 peteent wetlands and floodplains. Ac­ cording to the booh, "flog Survey of Orange County, Florida.* (1900) baaed on 1983 Informlion, the soils of Vista Bast are primarily Smyrna-Bsstnger-St. Johns soda. These soils are ‘ nearly level, poorly drained and very poorly drained soils.* The otona water fton the Vlata East devdopmenta w U go Into the little Boonlockhatehee River, which already experiences periodic flooding. The decisions made will put addlitanal burden on the little Boon M rar and will certainly contribute to hundrada of bonus being loodcdl During the hearing. Gratae County was blamed for the toudlUon of our storm water systems because there la no tax to T izzio �*7 #* ItryA*I* I b»K»aByt* Ml Mm Walker with Jesse Smith, at Central Florida Arena lake Hrantley seniors took on as graduation ceremony begin at the O rena ■ • 'V / jV #*V it's .ir> emotional time lor Oviedo senior Courtney The sun came down brightly on bermnote High grads as they met Thursday at the Central Florida Arena lor the Imal hme David Hornsey ted the Lake Hrantley Class ol U6 through the Pledge 0* Alley,ence Hma ryioioby*/<!, boo»« N ^M PttolM Of Arc* Pool** Lyman Salutalonan Benjamin Waller (loti) and Class President Joanne Mapas (nght), lead commencement e*erci*es at Ihe UCF Arena dunng Wednesday's ceremonies Lake Mary students Me into the Orlando Arena for the 1 first of IN* three ceromomos held there Tuesday -H K 'j t W V 14 A Crooms seniors filed rnio Serrvnole Community C o ll e g e a s the graduating class o!44 celebrated Aftor throe years, it s all ever for the Class ol *90 at h f i j m m Lake Howell as the celebrated at the O-rena �Swtvnoto Herald. Saniord. Florida ■Sunday. May 31. 1936 •7A Il's bri'ii .1 Ioiij* lour years lor the ( l.iss ol MIH. they entered Mhool baik In MMJ4 .is M an'll Irt'sliiiii'ii, rsploriou new m I iihiI lulls, beinrt poked on b> IIm* oti-so-worldly M'niors .mil taking on the added responsibilities llu l are brought on by the demands ol hi|tfi m hool. then lam e sophomore and junior years. Ihey started making an Im pad on their m bool's alhlelii learns, panidpaled in Iheir lirsl pla>s, and started looking down at the new Ireshmen. Ih si'nior >ear, il was time lo enjoy and be llig Man on (am pus. Students rated Itume every d.n lo tlietk Hie mail lor toilette atieptan te letters and saholarship «•*•»« oilers and started making plans lor Iheir impendinit adult lile. It all went so last. I here was Hornet ominii. Senior fro m . Senior Sittlils on the dlhlelit lieltls, and, last week, tears and goodbyes. lak e llrantle>, lake Howell and lake Wary itradualed at the Orlando Arena last week, thiedo, hm an and Seminole said goodbye at the (e n lra l llorid a Arena and (ro o m s held its lirsl tour-sear graduating tlass terem om at Seminole (omniunils ( olleite. In all, m er l.'itMl students rrtrh ed diplomas last week and there were at least that mam tears. h 4/t* t y»rwm Mx - >s had a t ast W e d n e sd ay a* It* Central »kiewla A / w u M y in g goo d b ye to lour yt>a r t ot Fwgr sch o o l Oy^Oo B«n>na fte tsa rd so r and M a rt Aj.»* lam / sa y then go o d b ye s at the Cen tral Florida Arena Mm nr* P*au b. Ob' *• I by*M AJce* Hast r>gi ajd'este* Grooms firm! complete graduation clast «mc# t970 r r r r s r r r r y r if LAKE HOWELL t'-' Einan Tyler prepares tor »n« la k e Mary graduation at ttie O rerui HIGH SCHOOL Machete Leps ot Lake HoweR sings. *ln My Lite’ at the Orlando Arena I jk r It ih c II It yh Situ ml and the Clj»* ,1 I'm*. v.nulJ like lo thank the M in i* my *(>in*.'i\ tor their yenetiHi. o<ninhuti<>n« in thi* year* P iu h v i (iraduatinn We sm ulJ al*o like to thank the Jewi*h Comnximiy Center an*l the Proievi (IraJ Com m itter tor all iheir lielp in nukiny out icli-hr.m .n a myht our *emor* *nll alvtay* remember Tuesday » i H f M . b, »/|f Senior Class President Amy Pavtuk addresses tho senior class at Lake Ho*ell April Vnu ure the sunshine of nur lives uml we are so very proud t» r you und your accomplishments. Follow your dreams and and always he happy. Imvethefamily LIFE IS CHILDHOOD SHORT. IS SHORTER. CAPTURE Tk MAGIC.IT'S GONE SO SOON! TkPERFECT IMAGE PHOTOGRAPHY 4, VINCENT A DONNA MOAVERO EXCITINGPORTRAITS* WEDDINGS 359-8733 102 JAM.’ 7-Eie.en Starts AIR Produce AAA AflCO Electric Sha.tr Peps r ACE Hardware (Sanford) AJtUm rsB*eEM pofiuffl Alee SuVer w th M gj.ns & Meath All Stir Ca’ * AMC M j.fS Amgos A n t in Ngtits Arp, nfuSkje. 'll A t Systems Attross AuM-e Ann«s (ARam-j tel A.irti Hi • Bajfi King Biker ana Hostelet IIP Ba"*. W kam & P i me i Batkin Rot bins iWniln Sp’ ngs| Beach Seen* Be,Mod M ir. Mr ? • BecMokl. Tan, A Gad Bed Bitn ind Bcyo»d Beet 0 Bradys Be n .* it or Hot Bc,c e Cist e B g Enterta nment A tin . 'e BoD Ti,ior Distributing Bocks-A kt :n Bruegel s Bage s Bryn Alin Censon. Thomas & Jut* Cash Reg ster Aato Cash Register Auto ol Cisse terry Cain Reg ster Aato ot Cast Onando CasseiCetry Po ce Department Ctuck-Fil-A C Ci s P;;a C'tcie k Classic Elegance Cypnana s Datcli. Rona'd & Pau a Dennys Don Patio s Ouncan Larry (Jostens) Dunkm Donuts Eckerds En/van Iheite' Fan. Marilyn Fashion Squire M i l Firestone Friendly Auto Insurance Friends Auto Insurance . -----r • ♦ % fiends Mar Oesigr Caters Docks J* iRed Bag) Giamou' Shots (Aflamonte) Qieisons Grid Good-ngs Grapevine Catering Greta’ M Carter DOS G-.mian Mr & M's Rotert Ha r Designer & Euro Da. Spa Ml i Hard ers Mf&on *m & funcy M-dHJen. Phii.p A Dor.s Mocters JC Perne.s Jeremiahs Or j nai Italian k» Jchnn, s Bistro Johnscn Jetrre, & jack e Jcstens K-Mart (Winter Spr.ngsl leaso-i Robert A A-ne IMMS A'ret'c Boosters C'ub IMMS C’-encai IMMS PISA l> s James & Carol Lombard's Ma;Dona‘d. Me en Ma tu Grand P' • Master Cuts Matt ngi, Mcnati & Martha Me Dona ds tAJoma Go'den G 'o.tsi M ami Subs MIX tOS 1 Morse Museum Mc.-e R der Muiify. Saae A Joe MuS>c Land Atamsnte MySttry fun MOuSt national Pest Control Harcy LVl.es C u t ot America *267 H i Larry A kahiko Hutse World Services Oak Wood B st'o O'ue Garden Orlando Ai* Mouse Onando Sconce Center 0>undo Sentinel Orlando Son Ra.s Basebat Outback Restaurant Outlaw. James F DOS Papa Johns P e ttits Restaurant Pirate s Co.e Adenturt God Popeye s Casselberry Pntdker, Richard A Tobi Publii Reds Market Rot nson. Thomas A Maureen Ruby Tuesday See Comedy Lab Sa emi. PauU Sams Who esat Oub Sea World Sears Seger. tneodcre A Joyce Sem.ncie County Sherd! S Dept Sem.no> Enterta-nment (Rachel s| Seminole lon-ne Center Sha'e Mare Shell s S euths M.siery Dmner Shon Smith John R DOS Sr ikf Time Vending Sprint Stoker. Jennder Subway Suncoatt Sun Trust Sun Trust Bane Inc Fern Pira Taco Bee Taste ot tta. TCBV Trachsei karen Universal Stud os vatasco. Sue Wal-Mart Walt O sney World Company Water Mania Watson Cane- A Judy Wenty s Westmgnouse WHV Cha-.nei 9 Winter Park E »s Cub Winter Sprrgs-TusuA iia florist LVodson Frances Wright. Dare ill jy vi �MU ■ a BA - Seovnots Hersti Santofd. FVxxla •Sunday. May 31 . 1996 Quips----------------Continued (rum F ife IA SAN FORD • Whether It's a city matter or a personal matter. Mayor Lany Dale often take-* the brunt of criticism. At time* however. It ran be meant an a humorous barb to call attention to the trial* aiul tribulation* that mine with the Job. During the ‘ Commissioner * Krporta* por­ tion of Tuesday evening s San­ ford City Com­ mission meet­ ing. Commis­ sioner Whltey Eiksteln took the opportunity to kid the mayor. "Time now for commission reports.* Dale •sod. 'Mr. Eckstrtn. we ll start with you.* Battle 1 made u telephone survey about your popular­ ity tn the city. We called 454 people. Of that number. 23 people sold you were doing a great job. 9 said It could be better, and 422 said they'd never heard o f you* The comments made at the public nu-cilng air now tn the official minute*. Imagine what somconr researching dly records In years to come will think when they find this! SKMINOIJv COUNIT - Being an Important mat­ ter. the Seminole 1Ic raid limned lately published on announcement that Seminole County had Is­ sued a notice regarding water restrictions, In eluded was a phone number to call for uddl iion.il Information. As soon as the paper lilt the street, rails be gun coming in to that number, which was in­ correct. The person issuing the notice however, assured the Herald that it wa* the tight number _ . . . W hltey Eckstein *Mr Mayor.* Eckstein said, 'some friends and It wa* his number all right, but lie bad Inad­ vertently put his homr phone number down rather than his office number. We can't chas Use him for It however. Tills writer has done ex­ actly the same thing In leaving recorded me* sages for people to m u m phone calls regarding news stories. I t ’s S o ap B ox D e rb y W eek By Nick Pfcifsuf HERALD STAFF WRITER SANFORD • This Is Derby Week in Sanford. Events lead up to the 10th Annual Sanford Soap Box Derby scheduled at the city's Derby Park Saturday. June 6th. Part of tilts week’s activities will include close checking of the various tars entered in the rare, with an rye on such points as safety. construcUon. weights and other require­ ments. The actual races got under way at 9 a.m. Saturday. Mike Kirby, director of Sanford Parks and Recreation Depart­ ment said over 50 youngsters from all over Florida have en­ tered the event. Race* ore held tn three classes. Stock. Superstock and Masters. Kirby sold the Stock and Superstock models can be built through ktts which can be obtained through the Akron. Ohio National Soap Boa Derby organization. Hie Masters cars, which he said could lake 6 months or longer to build, arc 'built from scratch.* Cars arc to be cnnstmrtcd by the youngsters who will be driving, "but of course they will be un­ der the supervision of an adult, most often the child's father or a relative.* Drivers of Ute Stock level ears are required to be ages 9 through 16. For the Superstork. ages are 10 through 10 and for the Masters ears, uges are 11 through 16. Altliough not In contention, the derby will also feature handicapped cam. where local dignitaries, special guests and former derby champions who are no longer eligible because o f age. will do the driving seated beside a handicapped youngster. The regular races will be nn beginning with the Slocks, but will be rotating among the 3 groups through a doubleelimination. Winners from each of the 3 classifications will be eligible to enter the National Soap Boa Dotty races scheduled to be held in Akron luirr this sumVeroniru Herman of DeLand. who won die Masters Division races last year In Sanford, fin­ ished In 8lh place In last year’s Akron nationals. There Is no charge for ad­ mission or (larking at the races. Kirby explained what hr cunsldrml the raslrst dim tlons from Sanford *Oo out 25th Street (toward (hr west from Frrnrli Avenue), and him right at the entrance to Kaywood which la Oregon Avrnur. Go to the end and that * whrre the park la.* He added that there srtll be appropriate signs posted to help in finding (he park. Following the rare, tliere will be a banquet at the Sanford Civic Center for all partici­ pants and their Immediate families, sponsored fay McDon­ alds. For additional Information regarding this 10 th annual Sanford Soap Box Derby event, contact the etty recreation de­ partment at 330-5697. ' 28. 1996 at National Health Care Center. Merritt Island. Joe WUUam Stevens. 72. Bom In Milton. Fla., he moved Carver Street. Winter Park, to Cocoa from Sanford 31 died Wednesday. May 27. years ago. Mr. Lane was a 1998. Mr. Steven was bom In Chief Petty Officer In the U.S. Athena, Oa. He was a member Navy and was also retired with of Ward Chapel A.M.K. Bendlx Field Engineering at Church. Winter Park and a the Kennedy Space Center veteran of the U.S. Army. tracking station. He was a Survivors include wtfr, Sally: member of the BPOE Lodge 4 grandchildren; 4 great­ *2387 of Cocoa Beach. grandchildren. Survivors indude wife. Polly: Golden's Funeral Home. step-son. Robert Bruce Winter Park, tn charge of ar­ Shields. Wilmington. N.C.: rangements. step-daughter. JoAime Wallstedt. Macdcnny; 3 grandchildren. Beckman-Williamson Fu­ neral Home. Cocoa Beach, tn Thomas 0. Lane, a Corus Beach charge of arrangements. resident far 31 years died at Na­ tional Home Care. Merrill Island, on Thursday. May 28. 1998. I<« Richard Allen McGill. 85. m a native Floridian bom in MilClub Drive. Winter Springs, lot. m am generation* before died Friday. May 29. 1998 at him. He graduated from Miton Florida Hospital Altamonte. .. High School In 1941 and then en­ Bom April 9. 1933 In Lorain. raged at Florida Stale University . Ohio, he moved to Central k was an all ffiris college at that time and he was the 9th male to Florida In 1968. Mr. McOlll enroll. Went Into the Navy and re­ was an automobile salesman. tired as a Senior Chief IViiy Offi­ He wag member of First cer in 1065 at Sanford's Naval Air THOMAS O. LANK Christian Church. Ashtabula. Station, having served 23 yean In Thomas O. Lane. 75. Cocoa Ohio and the Elks Lodge 9208, the Navy, lie served In the World Beach, died Thursday. May Ashtabula. Ohio. He was a vet­ War It. the Korean conflict and the Vietnam War. He then was em­ eran of the U.S. Army. ployed st Bendlx Field Engineer­ Survivors include wife. ing at the Cape and retired after Betsy, ton. Richard B.. Cort- 20 yean In 1966. He was a mem­ lan. Ohio; daughters. Connie ber of the Cocoa Heath Elks M P U Y V M i Wyman. Ashtabula. Ohio. Ra­ Lodge. Survtvon are hi* wife Polly Hwy. 17-81 - MaMmd chel Irwin. Daphne. Ala., Di­ Lane of Cocoa Beach, two step W lW W I ane Inghilterra. Chappaqua. children. Bob Shield* of Wilming­ Pans Hunt, Owner _ N.Y.. Nancy. Charlotte. N.C.: ton. North Carolina, and JoAnne ■ a , M «M s I Rraafta parents. Walt and Jo, Lorain, Wallstedt of Macrlenny. Florida, Ohio: brothers. Walter. Bald- and 3 grandchildren. An Elks rit­ wlnvlllc. N.Y.. Frank, Lorain, ual wUI proceed a funeral servlet at Beckman Wttllamaan Funeral Ohio. Thomas, Aahtabula, Nome, beginning at II am. on Ohio. Jim. State College. Pa.; 8 Monday. June 1. Burial will be at grandchildren. Florida National Cemetery. In Woodlawn Carey Hand Fu­ BuahncU. In lieu of Bower* please neral Home Longwood Chapel. doaatt la the Florida Oka Chil­ Longwood. In charge of ar­ dren's Hospital. P.O.. Baa 4B. " , Florida 32784. rangements. George Hugh Arcenraux. 07. Wayside Drive. Sanford, died Friday. May 29. 1998. at Cen­ tral Florida Regional Hospital. Bom May 1. 1931. In White Castle. La., he moved to Cen­ tral Florida In 1986. Mr. Arccncaux was a manger in the air conditioning Arid. He was a member of All Souls Catholic Church, when he was also tn the church choir. He was a member of the National Guard. Survivors Include wife, Cindy B.; daughters. Brenda Slndylek. League City. Texas. Nannette Miller. Splendors, Texas. Nicole Sagehertan. Longwood: sons. David. Houma. La.. John. Charleston. S.C.; sisters. Gloria Lanotx. Donaldsvllle. La.. Jean A. Ol­ ive. Atlanta; brother. Larry. Houma. La.; half-brothers. Robert. Richard. Buddy and Tommy: 8 grandchildren. Gramkow Funeral Home. Sanford, in charge of ar­ rangements. Tssnauma; Coatlawsd ham County Commis­ sioner Kandy Morris at TUcoday'a Board of County CommtsHian mrriing. The commitMoii wa* askrtl by county staff for direction, anticipating a move l>y the county to Inter vrnr a* an alfrclrd parly when DCA submits Ha Opinions. Krcnmmrridntluns and Con­ cerns report near the end of June. Tony Matthews. Seminole County Ncnlor pbuutrr. told the comniiHMlonrni there has not tirni any significant change In the statu* of the developer* agreement that Is being held lit mint, hut he Just wanted to up­ date them regarding the status of thr joint planning agree­ ment. Tm not pressing you for direction,* said Matthews. The land use change, on the pro|irrty annexed tn Winter Springs tn Januoiy, calls lor a density of 2.56 dwelling units per acre, on the 40 bulidable acres, for a total of 110 ‘Very upscale, high quality* single family homes, according to Fred Irahrit, attorney for the property owner. Battle Ridge Companies Inc. Lrtihan said. *(The plan amendment) l» a very different request that has been ap­ proved by the city of Winter Springs * A conservation easement, along the eastern border of the property, originally proposed os 1 foot in width. Is now 10 feet and will make provisions for a connection to the Croat Seminole Trail, which connects thr cities of Oviedo and Wlntrr Springs. O f thr ;nm acres. 258 will be dorutted or 'dedicated* to the citizens of Srmtnole County, for recreational purposes. Lrnhart also said the density of the community will probably be lower than anticipated, once the lots are platted. The stumbling block contin­ ues to be the Joint agreement that is aential by the Black Association, The groups has fought the devel­ opment for more than 4 yearn, when the request fine came before the county rnmmtaaton. At question la a line on a map. thr County Urban Boundary. ■wjuvMtiHaaulad Aaa i m 6 a K |a a .u rrcommmora in snninoie County OrrenrWay/Stale Road 434 Small Area Study, adopted Into the Seminole County coordination desired by the county cannot be achieved. The content of the public statement, submitted to Ute city of Wlntrr Springs prior to the annexation approval In January, still defines the aland that the BHA takes. King said. •Once In place.* the atatrment reads, ‘ the (Joint future land use map and the Joint planning agreement) will finally provide the surely that we all seek, not Just more land grab and mistrust.* Oviedo's voluntary annexa­ tion line, which Ilea to the south of the Black Hammock, has been adopted into the city's comprehensive plan. Winter Springs* proposed an­ nexation boundary, west of the Black Hammock has been ap­ proved by the city's land G 14. FLOWERS in FAIRYLAND AU Different Flowers For All Different Occasions •*.o1 &? PLANTS BALLOONS CARDS A GIFTS WeB elieve In T he “Ola F a sh ion ” Way • one Funeral Director handles oil details • ill preparation la done at this facility • amice time* mill meet your need* • no Interest to charged oa trUatefT prearrangement*. which are 1004b refundable • Ute family aelecta cremation aervfcva • marker* designed lo »i»ectfIcoHona tn by DCA. The BHA wants the the boundary, adopted the comprehensive plana of the two cities. •Growth la a given, In the Black Hammock.* resident Jim Logur. Logit a member of a com m ent traveled to TaOahaaoee to address DCA. BHA wants. The boundary de­ fines the Hunts of urfasn growth. Robert King, also a Black Hammock resident and a member of the group that went to the state capital, aald until the future land use maps of the county and the dtiee overlay exactly, the intergovernmental Planning Agency (city commis­ sion). but has not adopted It Into the comprehensive plan. This to our goal,* aald Mor­ ris. He anticipates that the county will reach an agreement with the cities by July. He calls the proposed agreements ‘ probably acceptable, close to rfcct* and they draw a tine r good transitional use. Mor­ ris wanted the JFA lo be com­ pleted and the boundary added to Winter Springs' comp plan before the comp plan amend­ ment was transmitted. He said, if the etty of Winter Springs and the county runnot finalize an agreement. *1 may recom­ mend that we do a friendly op­ position.* to the amendment. Tlie Issue will roine bark to the county after the ORC report is completed, probably on July 4 G F ramkow uneral H ome ste e r I B M 500 E. Airport Blvd.. Sanford. KL 32773 322-320 Pentecostal revival LONGWOOD • Pastor James V. Coombs and the Congrega­ tion of United Pentecostal Church of Longwood Invites everyone to attend Jubilee Pentecost Sunday revival services, continue tonight at 7:30 p.m. and Sunday. May 31. at 2 p.m. After the service Sunday afternoon, there will be *Brtng-A-DUh* dinner served In the Fellowship Hall. Gvangettst BUI Hobson, graduate of Indiana Bible Col­ lege. Indi— r — ------ — ant pastor and youth director at United Pentecostal Church tn Ida. where the Crabtree to pastor. Pentecost to not a denomina­ tion: It to an experience. Jeaus described It to Nlcodemua tn St. John 33-7 to explain the again experience. Ik e book or Acta, Chapter 2. de­ scribes clearly the Pentecostal blessing. Share anointed Bible preaching, spirited and heartfelt worship. Come, experience the Pen­ tecostal blessing for yourself. T h e promise to unto you. and to your children, and to all that are tor off. even an many an the Lord our Ood shall call.’ Acta 2:39. The church to locatad at M l Orange Arc. at ths Intensen of North Avenue In Sensitive Caring A naff of pattern {nufmitmali u>fio one. NkFamily i W Sk i m l FU N ER AL C A R E '* / up lo 30%’, Catfur afm brochurem l toko. 7561 Red Iks Lair RJ, Orchis IL 12765 4 0 7 -3 6 5 -1 6 0 0 ■RweJ m >WNU+snJ fs e tJ I ksn*>#*.Asa*m m *a n ti w4tfc* — assJI lU M at NMI. �. Swnmoic Herald. Sanford, Florida •Sunday. May 31.1996 •M Arrests1A They rrcxnlly arrested 15 at Saaay Mrrtot’n iitltiU nightclub, 4H in high achuol graduationparties at hotels Tuesday In Altamonte Springs nnd 0 more nt parties on WcdnnKlay. There wire also 11 weekend DUI nrrrala at a check­ point on U.S. Highway 17-02 on Friday night. Friday, three suspects were arrmled and rltargrd with attempted murder. 'Some of these are aeanonal arrr»ta. other* bufllnraft an unual." Chief Deputy Shrrlff Steve llan lrll Mid. ’ CCIII agent* roullnely watch for wliat'a happening at each adult club In the county. Tlic gnid parly nrrrtli are meant to •end a incanagr tu young people tltat tlwy can not drink or u*r controlled siibstunre*. There 1* Zero Tolerance for this." Harnett M i d that the Sheriff* Office received a number of rail* from county rrsldrnt* who werr pleated the law enforcement agencies raided the teen agers wlio were partying at the Hrsldetxe Inn liy Marriott and thr nearby Travrlodge and a couple of oilier location*. They appreciated whnt we did." Harriett said. *Yes. we had complaints from the parents of I hoar who were arrested." The arrests at Sassy Mrrlol's Included 10 dancers. 3 door hosts and 2 managers. Under.rover agents witnessed that llie danrer* failed to use a (Mirtahlr stage or pedestal to perform prlvatr or personal dames for thr patron* - a violation of thr county's Adult Entertainment 'ordinance. Thr irsull was that the nude danrxrs made physlral contact with the rustomers. The county's new adult ordlnanrr requires dancers to prflomi their |>nvate dances cat a portable stage of 18 Inches in height. The un­ dercover agent* sold that 5 of throe portable stages were available but not used by the dancers at Saaay Meriot's. ’ None of the singes were uaed and some made contact with the cus­ tomer*," sold LI. Sammy aiboon. ’ ll'* all about accountability." Esltngcr wild for the reason the other staff member* were charged with violating the ordinance. They could have prevented what was occurring In the establishment. "The dancer* are prohibited from making contact with the patrons and management Is required to nee that the daneeni comply." Sassy Mcrlot's owner Doug Dangle said he Is stumped why tl took ’ 24 officer* In Ninja masks " to romc roaring Into the club tn 18 car* to ar­ rest 10 danrrrs because they we're on u pedes­ tal. ’ ll'* not our Intention to break any ordi­ nance*." lie said. "Our dancer* do not have con­ tact with customer* and they do not straddle or lap dance." Dangle said each of the employers was luindctiffed and taken off to jail, where they were detained until 5:30 a.m. Tlie arrests look place at 8 p.m. and lasted nearly an hour "Wr liad customers Inside who were not arrested nor allowed to leave and those outside we not al­ lowed to come In." Dangle said. 'One of those outside was told he would be arrestrd If he went Inside." The county Is rontendlng that Dangle opened Sassy Mrrlot* when there was a moratorium on new adult clubs and that Is lie now Is oper attrig unlawfully. Dangle suspects there will be further efforts to discourage his operation. County officials aren’t promising anything less Senator (the tree, not |the person) to be cloned *r Nl«h M rtfaaf IIKKAIJ) STAFF Width It ] LONOWOOI1 . They have cloned a sheep, now they plan to clone a tree, lire tree Is lire largest Bold Cypress tree In thr State of Florida, thr Sena­ tor. at Iklg Tree Park. According to Howard Jeffries with the Sanford Parks De­ partment. 2 representative* of thr ISA llnlrmatlonal Society of Arfaorrtillurel will climb lire Senator al 10 a.m today In on ■ttrmpt to obtain 55 samples of 4 to 0 Inch lulling* The cut­ tings are then to tie used in an attrmpt to clone or recreate Ihe tree. The Senator I* considered the largest of Its kind In Ihe southeast, with a 425 Inch cir­ cumference. a height of IIS feet and a crown spread of 57 feel, Jeffries said thr tree I* esti­ mated to be approximately 3.500 years old. COMPUTER TRAINING CO M PUTER GOTCHA BAFFLED? C o m m s t i■ T s a in in c Y O U R H omi os In O hio ( C A tt tO * S S O C H U B I) (407)366-0096 ItciNNint Am OvmShciai re/ During thr past few year*. In Florida. New York and Michi­ gan. 228 trees of the (142 na­ tional champions have been Identified, with 8 propagated In thr flnil year including the American Elm and a Green Buttonwood. This is not the first cloning attempt by the IRA. Known tw the Champion Tree Prefect In­ ternational. the effort is * Jeffrie* Is a member of thr grassroots, non-profit plan to 'Florida Champion Tree Protect Identify, premise and w*e*w h board at directors, and plans national and aisle champion to be on hand for the climbing trees. today. The public Is also in­ vited to witness this first step The organisation works with toward preserving the famous Hudwood and vegetative Ustree. •ues. rlontng thr trees and are thr creation of Irrlgition utility, the standard housing rode, the mechanics) rode, the ga* rode, the electric code and the building rode. Road Im­ provement priorilie* wilt also be under discussion during public hearings. Other agenda Items that will be covered in Monday night's meeting Include: • Land Planning Agency va­ cancy (old business). Ordinance No. 1068. An­ nexation. A. Duda and Sons Inc. (new business). The annexation of 157.26 acres located south of l Work or Shop al Tawna Cantar Mali? Mitchell Hammock and east of State Road 426- First reading and schedule public hearing Is scheduled Monday. July 6 . 1998. • Division Strert Mitigation. Parcel 31 (new business). - Resolution No 590-98. Al­ ternative Water Source Sendee Charges (new business). Under the consent agenda, the commission will approve the minutes for May 18 and May 20. authorize the reduction of an Oviedo citizen's water bill In the amount of 8200.08. accept the dedicated Improvements for Lit­ tle Creek Phase 1A and IB. and declare the property on the airplus property list as surplus and approve Ihe sale of this property at auction. There will separate discussion of be no s these Items. IndMdua! reports will then be ffvm by council members. The council will make for future agenda ward. Then win also be a work arealon about arml-truck/traller parking on residential streets after the regular meeting. ChildCart, laffiati Tin M Mml Tin in Monday's meeting starts at 7 p.m. and will be at the city hall located at 400 Alexandria Boulevard. Future meetings will be June 15 and July 6 . Schlotzsky’s Deli 4 Try an Original. We h ave a gu t fe e lin g you'll love It. -Ms Coatlaaai with armed burglary and attempted murder. SticrtfTa Office Spokesman Lt. Jock Cosh gave this ac­ count: At approximately 12:30 p.m.. liie 3 knocked on the door of a residence at Sprlngwood Vil­ lage Condos and got no re­ sponse. Based on the lack of rrspousc from Inside, they thought no one was home and allegedly broke Into thr resi­ dence. Oner inside, they made contact with thr resident who was In the residence and had simply Ignored llirlr knocking. After being confronted try the resident, the burglars (led Sprlngwood Village in thrtr vrhlclr. As they were leaving the residence, tfwy almost struck a vrhlrle occupied by 2 construc­ tion workers. The workers no­ ticed that there was a piece of cloth over the license plate and llial. In addillon to the reckless manner In which thr vrhlrle was Iwing driven, gave them the Impression that Hie 3 were up to no good. Cash reported. The construction workers circled to follow thr burglars. One of thr burglars leaned out the window of the getaway vrhide and began firing shots at the raiuMnirlion workers. This roused the const ruction work­ er* to back ofT from the alleged burglars' vehicle. Tlie 3 suspects were alleg­ edly observed throwing a gun Into a storm drain lie fore con­ tinuing tn a northerly direction where they were seen by SgtJrrry Human. Having been made aware o f the situation via his radio. Human notified as­ sisting officers of his find and the suspects' vehicle was stopped by several deputies with thr assistance of Longwood pollrr officers. The handgun, a fl mm semi­ automatic. was recovered by Investigators. Cash reported that the 3 were Identified by the burglary victim as well as the construc­ tion workers and they were rluirgcd with armed burglary and allempled murder. They were Identified as Erik Untune*. Aaron Cooper and Seoit Cooper. All three were processed and transported to the John E. Polk CoiTrciicm.il Facility where they were housed on the two charges. Honest, Dependable, Guaranteed and Dedicated] filjo y Q(W9 f lsfctoa«j Service with a Personal “ “ Concern for Your Repair Needs. RepairingandRebuildingAWmOir Trmmums 209 W . 25th S L , S an ford 3 2 2 - 8 4 1 5 Since 1939, S u m Location »» SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA VOLUSIA/SEMINOLE HOME CONSORTIUM (SOUTHERN SECTOR) Scmmoi* County I* th* ractptani of tod*ni grant fund* foroutfi a number of program* admimstored by Vi* U S Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD). Those Induct* N Community Development Block Qrant (CO0Q) Program. We HOME Invasknants PartnaoNp Program (VXUete and Sommofo Count#* formed a coneortum v> 1091 to quaMy for foe HOME Program), and foe Emergency Shatter Grant (ESG) l PTOQfBfTI. TTMMM pTO^AHM MfM uMB>QFIMO pflFTIMfliy UD MiloMI In i LoOUflly 1 W f Mra VnOQMMI MvCOfTlM itw J iflll. In orderio streamline the administration of the** program*. HUD has coniokdefod *6 of the local planning end ettron parttcfooBon requvements for the** various federal programs into a single administrative proc***: "The r,: Tha ConsoSdstad Plan repraeanl* th* boat thinking of the County, as resident*, local organizations, and social service providers. A* part of foe Plan devefopmant process, foe Coirty, 1 Based on tos tnformeeon and anatyeto, in 1996 foe County developed a Five-Veer Strategic Plan. Tito Plan sots priof es lor County acSveiea In the eomtng year* In foe area of aAordabl* housing, to* County, working wah «s norvproff homing partner*. wfl conNnue to gtvo prlorfiy to asatefing tte tow Incom# residents trough down-payment rehabMaHan. and ranlel Bedstones end by hefoing hometeea lemBes wffoch9dreo.tndudtng vctvns of domestic viotence. Th* County w f continue to target 8* non-homing community devefopmant aettvitieawNhin to tow-income target nekfftoorhooto. a One-Year Action Plan. Tha The County has m? of funds tor the Fiscal Year C P H LE m n n ; The Semtnol* County Community Development OOlcs recommends Tha foftowtng sMoctBon of Kmds for Via 13th Program: Midway Paving A Drainage Hopper Acadamy Historicai Preservation Dry of Cassafoarry Sunnytand Paving City of Sanlord - Boys A Girls Bldg Rehab City of Sanford • 7fo Street Sewer Installation City of Sanford • Oleander Avenue Sidewalk Project Seminole County Comm. Asst. • Medical A Child Care Rttt Theater Historical Preservation Boys A OMi Dub • LMt H Green Comm. Ctr. Housing Delivery Service* Administration 1600,000 226.000 360.922 41,174 40.000 14.000 120.000 437.000 26.000 191.163 443.149 142,902 TOTAL __________ Staff recommende continuing acKvfVee funded In previous year*, including housing reheMNation, tenant-baaed rental assistance, and fos rahsbiWabon and provision of low fncomo rental unto (CHOO set-aside activity) The HOME Program has been very successful In provking affordable housing unto to very low and low income households, and should bo usod in conduction with the CDBG and SHIP Programs to pro­ vide a fuMrounded and comprehensive housing assistance program. The grant requires a 25% (4 to 1) match, which is provided chiefly through the SHIP Program under similar activities. Th* following allocation of funds is recommended by staff for next year’s HOME Program: Owner and renter occupied housing rehabilitation Tenant-based rental assistance Purchase. rehabiMatton andtoe provision oi rental unto (CHDO sat-aslde) Administration TOTAL 6209.940 200,000 232.000 00,000 0001,040 _________ i Th* Emetgancy Shator Grants Program Is provided to th* County to make improvements and easiatancs to homeiesalnavtdusto end farnitoa and to those who areal risk of becoming homeless. Each year foe County aNocal** 30% offo* grant (foe maximum provided by regulation) loth* County'* Community Assistance Division to mtos assistance avatobto.to households to prevent homslsainase The remaining funds go to one or more homeless ahefiera {than ere currently three Inth* County) lor renovattona or (or oper­ ating esperwee The grant requires a dotor tor dotar match, which is provided by tha funded organisations Th# toffmving location of fund* la recommended by staff: 72.100 S1 M 000 tnfw P I R R1 CJBGOmi yuUT llW ira n S t0 4 O B U N M B i t (1 7 -t t J I/ l M N fc o f A t o p * M rtL , (4 0 7 } 9 M -M C 7 * H U b t t M I I S Sr hlot j s k y ’s Deli f M l Hometoes prevention Home!*** shader renovation or operating cost TOTAL Schlokz s h y ’s D eli ■ as wei as on how foe County should beet use Oviedo* COMPU-EASE propagating them into sapling* to plant ui protected sites, turning them Into Living Li­ braries. Chase 1000 From A m 2.1900, to Jiffy 2 , . there wff be a thirty-day public comment period to reoeivo public com­ ment on foe Count/e Plan and Propoeed l»e#of Funde. During foie period, th#draft Plan w« bo avatobie (or pubfc review at foe County Community Development Office, as waff as In each of the County's Ibrartes: AffnNtoSngon foe One-Ybar Action Plan wfl bo heid on July 14,1906.at1:30 p.m. at a ragtffar Board of County Commissioner's mooing. b i �4 h a Papa u Alky, who serves In (he Ju­ venile Division of (he Eight­ eenth Judicial Circuit, heart dependency cases. "She de­ fines If a child in the system lives with mom. dad. or netliter* nulling!on explained. Alley said about 90 percent of the cases before her end up In the system because of drugs. *YouYc got to reach out to tlieae people. You caul treat litem all In assembly-line manner.* Dulllngton and Greene credit Alley, on Ute bench for a Ultle more than a year, with bring­ ing together the key people re­ sponsible for minors In the system. Representatives of Children and Family Sendees. Guardian Ad Litem, the Clerk of Courts oilier, attorneys. • parents, bailiffs and judges brainstormed at Alley's urging until several glitches In the system were Ironed out. Par* Uctpatlng groups and attor neya. Impressed with much smoother their jobs run. sponsored Alley’s recent award. Among the changes she helped Instigate are: mediation ifiilotiB more ohone confer* cnees to keep lawyers and cli­ ents from having to wait long hours at the courthouse, and appointing attorneys early In to resolve them earlier. Alley said her Ideas for change, and the way site treats people who come before her In court, began at a statewide drpendency summit she attended before tak taking her place on the bench. *But a lot of It la In­ stinctual. I have a young chil­ dren myself, so I can see the m oke screens and the value of staying In touch with a child. In nearing cases I’m often told. "Boy. you can tell you're a mom.' I guess because mothers have a special way of trciur- Spanish* Hispanic The program will be ex­ panded in the coming year to Include a 4th grade class with a bl-lingual teacher. Refereed to as an immersion program, students wlO spend part of thetr normal classroom day program. Idytlwtlde Ekmentary Prtnd* Dave Scott sold Informal arc that the stuenjoyed learning Spanlah. “We have great hopes t h a t ______________________________ this year's kindergarten stu- the poaalbk Spanish programs . .. . _ . . schools.* commented Dailey. ■ JDARPE /SA LE Let us know Welcome to the Seminole Herald's 'After Hours*, a page dedicated to the arts and entertainment news In Seminole County. If you have any story Ideas, pictures or comments about Ore page please call David Frailer at 322-2011 during weekdays, or you can write to David by sending letters to D ie Seminole Herald, attn: David Frazier, p i). Boa 1807. Sanford. Florida. 32772­ 1667 or 300 N. French Avenue. Sanford. Florida. 32771. Remember, arta and entertainment newt la not exclusively limited to Sanford and Lake Mary, hut also the rest of Seminole County. So drop a line! _______ __ Ws Art Tha ^ Barter Klnal Briefs- Must S ill! of Aka- VOLUNTEERS! ALL JEB B U SH SPEAKER D A N W EBSTER S P E A K E R D E S IG N A T E JO H N TH R ASH ER Jjwtte TRAINING M ileage and Other Expenses Reimbursed R.E.L.I.E.F. The R.E.LI.E.F. program provides a way for a neighbor to hirip a neighbor by p ro vin g a orknow * w ra i = Our Friends To �Sixth inning works for W ells Teams start jockeying for playoff position in Sanford m inor league team in Orlando, pleeeease { 3-2 In the erceod. and took tto Brat lead In the third on a Chita Bryaon »ut*le that acorvd Dave maker. Pebble Junction raptoad the lead on three rnnaandfai catra-haae htta by Dave Coaa. Brett Male and Mfce » . atngle). Randy Brown (two Miller, but Tire City went i f far it. Robert Hilt (double, two »>od In the fourth with three runa. it. Oeoffr Ponte (homer. including back-to-back doublet aUifleat. Troy lllckaon ). TUn Cooper (triple, two amIfa M ln d t a l a - -'* LHOWIi la ImnDTI • aRMtt tick (two *ngka|. Rick Welle Otiboyohboyohboyft We're getting a new football team In Or- Grizzlies ready to kick it off this fall lo Idck off prafcamnal iamfcaM tn for the eUth time In t l year*, aaybe the new team can rival the ra for the football heart of Central It’s a M anz world �The Game and Fresh Water Fish Commission (GFC) has designated June 6 and 7 os Free Fishing Weekend In Florida. The free fishing weekend highlights National Fishing Week May 30-June 7. During the free fishing period, anyone. Including non-residents, can sportfish In any public freshwater lake or river In Florida without a fishing license. T h e free fishing weekend provides anglers an opportunity to experience Florida's extraordinary fisheries.' Ed Moyer. director of the QFC'i Division of Fisheries, said. ‘ It also con serve as a reminder to those who haven't been fishing In a while that It Is a healthy, fun. outdoor experience.' Gov. Lawton Chiles urged Floridians to participate In the (lee fishing weekend In a proclamation designating May 30-June 7 ‘ Fishing Week In Florida." During the free fishing period all other fishing laws mid regulations w ill remain In effect. A copy of the Florldfl Freshwater Snort Bailing_____ G uide_____ and Regulations Sum m ary Is );<> JIM W SHUPE uvallablc free from any fishing Ik'ctise vendor or GFC ofllcc. In 1089. the Florida Legislature authorized the GFC in designate two days each year ns free fishing days. Since then, the GFC has set nskle two days Week as a frsc fishing weekend. For information about local fishing opportunities and activities during National Fishing Week, contact the regional office of the GFC or check out Its home page on the Internet at www.state.fl.us/glc/ for up-to-date fishing regulations and M O T S '! S C O O P FISH LIKE THE GOOD OLD DAYS STILL CAN BE FOUND FOR ANGLERS WILLING TO THINK OUTSIDE THE BOX AND WILLING TO FISH LESS at Sebastian Inlet. Fish from 7-30 pounds are hitting lane live shrimp. Anger mullet and ptnflsh. One-ounce Jigs are also taking their share of UnesMes. Trout, redflsh. flounder and small snapper ore also mixed In with catches. Bass action In the river will be getting better fay the day aa water levels continue to drop. Fish run-offs and other ambush points for good action. Captain Jack at Pori Canaveral reports fair end king mackerel. u c being caught In of water while Tripletali a n hitting Hue shrimp tn the **"1* Trout and redflah art rated as good on the flail o f the Ranana snd Indian Rims. are the main attraction at; Pnnr* Inlet. Drum, redflah.! flounder. Jack crcvafle and; ladyflsh are also around In; fair numbers, live or dead; shrimp Is the heat bait ; Look for plenty o f trout and: D u ffe r’ Berlinicke from the E agle’s Nest ASSISTANT SPORTS EDITOR The 19th hole: Tanas representing Black Diamond Ranch tn Lecanto and the River Club In Bradenton were the winners tn the 18th annual Club Car North Florida PGA ProOfficial Golf Tournament at Tlmacuan. Local finishers Included Ron Parris and Jim Jackson of Tlmacuan with a fourth place ftntah... The latest tn Jlck Nfcklaus' Coast. The n Nlcklaus for play with aHnigrs golf- Nlcklaus signature course... PGA Golf professional Jeff Jones and Medical Exercize Therapist Robert Grant will appear at te Total Golf Coach Center In Altamonte Springs on June 6 , 10 a.m. • 3 p,m. The new facility Is at 277 Douglas Ave. and Has combined the latest In com­ puterised golf instruction with nutrition and psycholglcol analysis... Seminole High School will host Its annual booster club golf tournament at Tl­ macuan on June 1, starting at 1:30 p.m. Call Brennan Aspkn 320-5102 or Jeff Clark 657-1994... The North Florida PGA lions applications lor the 1998 Muxfll North Florida l*GA Junior Championship at Scotland Yurds Golf Club In Dade City. June 11-12. Call 904-322 0899 lor information... Hcuthrow Country C lub will host the Teen Challenge Golf Marathon June 22 aa teens challenge the war on drugs. The day Includes u n ­ limited play at Hrathrow. unlimited snacks and drinks, complimentary golf shirts, hols, halls and teea and many prizes. Call Wayne Gray at 330-9000... Tournament at Alaqua Country Club on June 17. Registration la at 7:30 a.m. with a 9 a.m. ahotgun start followed by an awards cere­ mony. There will be a 910,000 prize for a hole-in* one. Call 841-6855 for In­ formation... Summer Games began last month at Rolling Hills Country Club with a nine- hale shotgun each week and two-man team drawings held Thursdays at 5:30 p.m. There Is a 95 weekly entry fee. Sign up tn the pro shop... Tlmacuan will host the Oldsmoblk Scramble Local Qualifier on June 27. The dub has also been selected to host a regional qualifier with the winners advancing The Bays and Girls Club of Central Florida will host Ha Salute to Summer Golf T im e to sign sum m er fa n ■oeccr to canoeing, archery and bsskrtball. There will be four weeks of specialized activ­ ity. Week one will be Flag Football Week vrtih a Odd trip to Rock Spring* at Kelly Park. Socccr/Bsacball Week culminates with a trip to Legends Sports Center for putting, golf ana a batting rage. Week 3 is dedicated to Rotter llor trip on Ice to Rock an Ice. Anyone \Vbmke Stmtiny i^ f ifay when k a n o tn inamnee Join now and savollf Call 330-1307 - Sunday 4-6 p.m Monday •Friday4-7 p.m. Saturday 12-3 p.m. la tn g n U n a c tw ia k q f fie qualitytsidnm pnauafcn firm ArftvQwKfs Inamnee Dot & John's inamnxwhic you tubecaar«f hum ! Form ally o f East C olon ial Fka Market Now At: LWtmm p1" m IP . �m flame*} in the third column, me* wma O-for-1 aa a pinch hitler at bat aa the Yankees defeated certainly mid. 'And playtnfl two aporla together this year ha* only madr them rkwrr. Jrannir has been a bifl help to Lind- SAtfl AQUAOCM 1 LB SHOCK R lfi. Shock a d admin ISm nan SAUI3-WAVKXX TESTING NT. Hsbt swam* pod Jrannir. but ahe has cone throuf) wtth Rytnfl colon. Lake Maiy Principal Ray­ mond Gaines thinks hr might voUrybad and ooftbaB teams -«.*f —«** |>i »(*• �I Bulw orth w in s FILM CRTTIC Bstwsftk: A politician dial tells the truth?! It could only be tn the movies. Jay BlUlngtan Bulworth Is the politician and he Is the subject of Bulworth, the new movie directed, produced, co­ written and starring Warren Beatty. The 60-plus actor plays the title character, a California senator at wits' end. It is days before the primary election and Butworth Is suf­ fering a nervous breakdown. His campaign is floundering and his wife. Constance (Christine Bamnskl). is disen­ chanted with him. Feeling that the situation has gone past the point of being hopeless. Bul­ worth decides to have himself marked for a hit. Then something dicks and Bulworth starts communicat­ ing tn a different tongue: the truth. During a speech at an African-American church. Bulworth begins with the same dull rhetoric he uses at every funding from the government, He then goes to a function tn his honor and lamhssts all Ms supporters and endorsers. By this time, he has transformed into a rapper of aorta rhyming rv i o hln explrliveladden assaults on the unjust and corrupt, and delivering them with rhythm. During thin transformation. Bulworth must prevent the hit tie issued on himself. But even If hr succeeds tn doing that, he Is unaware that his new political stance, his new plat­ form is allractlng bitter ene­ mies. What is striking about Realty's project is how deep It is. On the surface. It Is a po­ litical satire. Just benralh that. It Is an intelligent. mov­ ing piece about change, mak­ ing a difference and hope. But that is only the tip. fJu/uwfh is a multi-layered nlm that you can take a lot from. It Is a statement movie with a com­ mercial hlpnrss to It. Then step back to see It us a wholr and tt takes on different meaning. It is a testament of our times. Beatty pulls olT the ultimate juggling act In Bufuwrth ex­ pertly balancing all the chores that he has taken on. He cre­ ate* a character that should have movie audiences In a bun. No doubt his movie will already be doing that. He also casta a blend of youth (Halle Berry. Don Chrndlr and Oliver Platl) and experience (Jack Warden and Paul Sorvtnol to appeal to a wider demo­ graphic. Bulworth la Beatty's show. Unfortunately, Beatty seems to be known more for his off­ screen womanising rather than being known ao a gifted __ «*o p three and a half star*. But then I reconsidered and contemplaird It again. Una flkn to really too apecial and too important not to be recognised amor* the year's best. ■ 7 David fiu k i HERALD nut citmc v i \ T R I V I A ^ T *” f u* " ° nui'*•*'6 » * • •• Hap* Float*: Hope Floats It kills mr to see Bullock, a aliens wtlh the film's lead brtuht. young actress. watting chumrtrr being embarrassed her ability on such meager on one of those trashy televi­ fare. She had ao much faith In sion talk shows. Birder Pruitt this Aim that ahe actually (Sandra Bullock) thinks that algned on aa Ita exrcutlvr pro* she Is getting a makrom-n* If . you can believe that Bullock dueer. Sitting on such a high nerds a makeover. But her P^rch should have made her best friend, played by an tin- nralUe what a bomb eras being credited Rosanna Arquette. w a te d . Bullock. la so Infer* exposes an afTulr that site has Rous, though, and not Just bebeen having with lllrder's cause of her cutenea* and her husband. beauty. She Is an Inrredlbly The action cuts lo Texas strong presence as an actress, where Blrdre takes her bratty, but she Is becoming typetiltlr daughter and moves In eosted-a deadly move for her with her mother, played by career. Rrtnember that her Gena Rowlands. And so' begins kst film was the waterlogged this gniesomely uplifting film Speed 2. where she played the dial abuses with sappy mclo- one. driving impaired bus drama and aching predict- driver, ability. It is cuddly enough for Speaking of typecasting. you to force a linger down John Cassavetes' widow. Oena your throat. play* another Blrdre comes tuck to her Rowlands. hometown of Smllhvlllc. Texas mother figure. Already this to begin a new life even though year, she plays the grand­ site finds It liard. at first, to mother of a reclusive young man tn Thv Might 1/. Now. she forget the life she left behind. plays a free spirited taxider­ People remember her as the popular cheerleader and the mist. who kkes to dress up her beauty queen. She must be­ stuffed animals. Iter yard is a PBTA nightmare. Yet. Row­ come usrd to the Job and title lands Is confined to handing alnglr of single mother. now. Through the Aim. she is sup­ out motherly advice and trying lo set up her down-trodden posed lo confront hardship, reality, love, loss and. ulti­ daughter with the local stud, played by the goofy Harry mately, hope. It Is one Connicfc Jr. woman's determination and survival to overcome what la And poor 0-year-old Mae thrown at her. Oh. you hove Whitman (The Gingerbread teen this already? Me too. Man) b made to be ao hard Director Forest Whitaker and btttcv-not to mention that (WaMrtp lo exhale) dorsn t de- d » osar acta-as Btrdce's anything out of newcorner Steven Rogers carbon " P T Kflpt. Take the opening aefuence. far Instance Why no* pemdy trashy talk shows kMead of using R as a jump Mart to your story? Whitaker H ilir r f M r r -i E P i V y ^ f iS S role. Susan Sarandon It was baaed on M TV d m t n w i t la ar araaad im . | reesedrd It bat my tape gat dnlreyed. CsaM ysa krip « r A d U? The aaaw was "taring Malik.' I thlak II starred Reas aad Jeff tumlv*)r (.Send your questions to Aik Dick Kleiner, c 0 Nevtpaper KnUrpru* Association. roo Madison Ace., New York. NY. JMtC c o Y o n HUHl.f M CO NCER T Sundays M ay 3 1. 1996 7t00 p*ni* NEW LIFE WORD CENTER 1 3 1 1 O i k A v e ., S a n fo rd . FL �, Seminole Community College awarded $$$for biology lab improvements • I ; j { : ; j , ; • ; ; ; SANFORD • The National Science Founda­ tion (NSF) haa awarded the Seminole Commu­ nity Cotfege Btofcgy Department e4B.SM to be uaed far Inatnimentotlon and Laboratory Improvements (Oi) In the school's aoon-to-be completed Science Budding. Hie SCC grant proposal was one of more than 1.900 submit ted and one of only 400 awarded nationally. The grant received an overall rating of ex­ cellent. which ta rare*, aaid Ken King. SCC Bi­ ology Department Chair. TUm Mssnlckl and James Turner, two of our biology Instructors. did an eacdknt job of preparing this grant. I believe the College's commitment to match any funds awarded by the NSF made a big difference to the grant review committee who made this award.* As a result of the NSF grant and the Colfete's matching hinds, the SCC Biology Department win be one of the few community colleges In Florida with technical equipment capable of delivering such sophisticated biological instruction. The price tag for such technology and cutting-edge instruction Is approximately S91.900. The money will be used to purchase IB hinctkmal units for learning cellular metabolism including; IB Dell Latitude XP1CD/MI60ST notebook com ptitera; IB Vernier probe/Uilerfarr units and other pertinent equipment. The objective of the project proposed by MamieId and Turner is to directly involve students In experimental design and data collection and move away ham traditional Fostering student critical-thinking and conceptualisation skills. . Increasing Individual students chances and enjoyment in more advanced biology courses. Expanding students participation and rnjoymmt of lab sessions. Monies received In the grant funding will be employed in new laboratory facilities in the Science Budding, currently tinder construc­ tion at Seminole Community College. The Sci­ ence Building will be operational oy summer and hot Its first dosses during the fall semes­ ter. le ss . Seminole Community College Is a compre­ hensive post-secondary Institution offering quality, affordable Instruction In three distinct areas of education; college credit, career pro­ grams. and adult and continuing and commu­ nity education. Seminole CC also offers cus­ tomised training for focal businesses. General Education Development (OED). Adult Educa­ tion and English for Speakers of Other Lan­ guages IKSOL) ore offered throughout the College's service district. L O Q llN o t lC — Sem inole Herald CLASSIFIED AD RATES Tusaday tfwu Friday 12 Noon Vw day M ore puMnMon. Sunday 12 Noon Friday Lggii Noticei equipment wlU enable SCC btofogy faculty to bring to fruition their Innovative approach to teaching complex and abstract material to In­ troductory biology students, additionally. SCC students will be required to make use of the srtmttflc method and to explain their expertawntsl design and laauhs during in-class presentations. This learning style enables stu­ dents to take a n active m e m learning. This Federal Trade Commission warns o f Internet scams Scam artists are potential by set Indeed, many pitches seem designed to take advantage of an entrepreneur's ‘ Internet in­ nocence.* Don't let them fool you. The PTC urges you to Investigate Internetretsted business opportunities as carefully os you would check out any huatncaa opportu­ nity. Before you Invent or buy mm any bust- msmsMShofose Do you hovo tho dotiro to loom? 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If* a pity, a* in many way* New York City ia an idea! location Thia deal waa defended brilliantly by Gcoftey Mott Smith during a high atake rubber bridge game in the megaiaaaiii in IIO. I’M W H 6 FtWHY to rt' tlNSTflN INSTITUTE MO0MPOAITS SUM8M8M. YENS CkCfe W NEK Off OrVMOkdUkOl w e t tot KVEAUOWEPVWY) CRASH — C O U C H - — ■- ■ -------- y l • •• • -•' I ------------- « nronnr in nnnnr u nuniiHd nnnnnn nmr.won n nnn mi nnn nnn rinri ■ ;(•)(jr:n it’ii i nr.iumnrin rinnnu nnnnn nnnnn nnnnn nunr.iu nnnnn HMiinr.irin nr u inur in nnn nnn town nnnnun nnr innn nnnnnn nnnnnn nnnnnn nnnnnn uccm MOW5M0ULD l KICK TKO C*ITt£ K A TH t* FIRST T\N£ UP. MfcHIT KY FAST6AU. FOC. A. DOUCLC,TWO! HE. KIT AOVritf-UPFCCATTUHX l: ■• �■. , * . C C ljr Jfc r a lb Swrwwte HwaM. S^ntord. Honda • Sunday. May 31. 1096 • 10 IN S ID E w o rn From easy to extreme, bike trails are popular in the Little Big Econ State Forest iM M M O iiwMW ■ « ««aB..je n m By Shari BrodJa HERALD FEATURE EDITOR cM system that provides bicycle trails as pait of a user group package that Includes hiking and equestrian trails Die Little lllg faun Stale Forrst was established In HUM. on property aiqtiirrd through a partnership project between the flu rid a D im simi o f Forestry, the St Johns River Water Management District Seminole County and the slate's CARL (Conservation and Recreational Linds A d i program Seven miles of the Econ River are within the state (orest tMHmdartes Die bluff like banks of the hLu kwater river have liern likened in th o s e seen along the Suwanee River in northern flotilla D ie rolling terrain on either side of the river, and along I lie <anal le n d s Its elf to th e <lial lenges sought by mountain Ink ers. who climb the hills with nerves of steel and tires of rub her in n “T * " " u__uL -W L.. 1■1 ... •• •I' -rr * ~ . this prnjec t.* Roger* wonted most ol thr trail from scratch. Two mtlrs of exist OVIEDO II s railed I hr *Dttdi mg sand roads and flrr breaks n( Doom*. an awrsomr Inrllnr were Inc orporatrd Into the sys­ that can tr*l the skills of r im tem Hr said the entire roupir Is Hit most skilled mountain btkr ’ moderate*, but the newest sec­ enthusiast tion Is somewlial raster because Prepare to get wet. for the bot­ *11 Is not as tight* Die objective tom of ditch la usually tilled with of the lake course Is to get us water, a t.ui.il which runs into much nulragr out of the space llie Econlockhatrhre Rtver. not available Twist arid turns built far away. The dlfrh Is the high­ Into the course are there lo make light ol a course deign ed hy tlie It challenging as well as krrp Florida Frrewherler* In the Little speeds down lllg Emn State Forest State forester Mike Marlin said Ihe forr9t Iik atrtl near Oviedo. thr L k r trails are Ihe most pop­ 19 one of 6 in Florida* Mate forular trails tn the forest *Wr have more lake user* than any other user group * Rogers rsllllia!rs close to 500 bikers a seek use the trail syslrm Martin sold, TD lcrr) lias lieeti excellent cooperation with Ihe bike clut»s to lirlp drvriop the trails * Die hope of the lorrst set vice Is that more proplr will get to ■Wherever you find hills, experience the lorrst. by using tmountaln btkrrsl trnd to gravi­ the blkr trails, without creating tate to them.* said Richard adverse environmental impact Rogers ol thr Florida Martin said continued tnoprra lion with the clubs ‘ is critical to Freewheeler* Rogers was involved In the maintain the integrity of thr design of the 7-1/2 miles of trails trails * Rogers and MarlUi troth said that run through a -fro acre trac t known as Jones East Die trail the problem ol erosion has lo Irr head Is located south of the .•<!<!lessee! Control devices, surh Snowhill Road bridge as a pcudoc 1 cailed ( ieu Well, arr 'Mountain taking hrfame |mfMi tiring used In siren lltr rim lm, Ur In Florida tn the late IttHOs problem in arras such l i W Clubs aurh as Ihe Freewheelers. Ditch ol ttM ti Volunteer* and primarily road riders, and the Hoy Scouts will help install a sec ­ Trailheads. exclusively mountain tion of llie plastic web. which Is bikers, brgan to look for off-road filled with rock to stabdlrr the opportunities. When Rogers surface material, this weekend Stata Forast Ranger M ia martin checks over the sign sheet located at the heard about the proposed stale on llie slopes ol lire elite h kiosk st the bicycle trsilhead Information on the trats. the forest rules and forest, tn the early 1990s. he said With llie dry v rattier, thr trails *1 would like to lie involved in are seeing some degradation, so regulations and contact numbers are avsliable at the kiosk t Kulser and Dean liave expanded their stables to Florida. Drelr newest stable Is located In the Rock Springs Run State Reserve. Kaiser runs Ihe bam. and 12 to 10 head of horses from Ills wheelchair. The existing stables have been renovated. Guided troll rides take visitors through the "real* Florida. Visitors are *ln awe* said Kaiser. They don't know all of this (gesturing around lilml exists so close lo the mall.* Exposure Is a concern for any business. Especially when your business Is tucked deep in the woods. For Kaiser one of the toughest obstacles he has encountered has not been his own physical disability. According to Kaiser he has had difficul­ ties with Ihe Department of Transportation con­ cerning signs his business Is entitled to as a con­ cession In a state park. Kaiser's mother. Marlon, helps him manage Ihe stable. Melinda Sikes came to ride at the stables on her birthday. She liked It so much she worked weekends as a frail guide. Sfkes Is now head trail guide. Primitive camping la available adjacent to the sta­ bles. A handicap loading dock will be added to the bam area to assist riders with disabilities. Rock Springs Riding Stable Is available for rodeos and mmmm ■S v..." other hone related artlvltles. Kaiser lias spent several years designing and building handicap saddles. Die latest design is still not quite what he wants. Ills goal is to develop a saddle suitable for any handicap. His saddle Is similar to a rodeo saddle. In the front It has a handle In place of the horn. It Is dou­ ble cinched to prevent slipping. Die Lick Is high and Lis a weaved corset with Velcro straps to secure the rider’s torso, hut still allow thr rider to duck under branches, flack pack buckles rrleuse quickly to allow thr rider to get out If necessary. Dicre Is a science to riding for Ihe liandlcupprd rider. Kaiser dors not believe a horse trainer can tell handicapped people what It's like to ride If they Cowboy Pater Kawar (lop photo) haada out lor a trad rida, on Mickle. I are not handicapped. 'You have to do It.* Insists Springs Run Stata Reserve A special saddte (bottom photo). Kaiser, to rrally understand what It like. designed, allows him to sit the hone. Holanre factors, stability and Ihe horses move­ ments are entirely different for u person with limit­ ed mobility. Kaiser Is self taught und trained on a trucking machine to team how to react to the hors­ es sudden movements. Comp Challenge. Florida's Easter Seal Camp. Is working with Kaiser to provide a horseback riding program for Ihe ramp. The program will provide classroom Instruction, ring work, and progress to a trail ride. *Wr were hearing from Ihe adults and children that they would like a horseback riding program.* said Camp Director Lynn Thames. The North American Rkllng for the Handicapped Association was formed In 1969. Horseback riding Is very beneficial to disabled Individuals. Dirrapeutlc riding Increases flexibility and bal­ ance. and Improves muscle control. There are psy­ chological benefits as well. Riders feel a sense of achievement and control. NARHA provides program accreditation to ensure the highest safety stan­ dards for riding programs for the handicapped. Rock Springs Run Preserve Is a beautiful place to ace Florida tn Its most natural state. Communing with nature la food for the spirit of every person. And there may be no better way than on horseback. B thr forest service and the clubs located near the ditch and Is a will lie looking at ways to limit senes of low hills and valleys, access until the rainy season along Ihe banka of the canal. klc ks tn. Inexperienced riders should walk Experienced mountain Lkers through this area, yielding to and tnrx|irr1enc ed off road riders other takers The forest service can enjoy llie trail, and gauge recommends the wearing of hel­ use by stallty Taking M slow mets on all trails. snow ww non m apyret i c ttr clungr of habitat which varies The UttJe B g Econ State Forest from pine woodland lo swamp te locatrd between Snowhill Road wetlands. Rogers said, non-per­ and Stale Hoad 426. A headquar­ manent. ’floating* boardwalks ters building la planned, but. for have been installed by the clubs now. information on the trails la tn makr it raster to get through available at a kiosk at the trailsome of thr wet areas. head or by calling the forest ser­ The ‘extreme’ part of the trail Is vice at 366 8063 Stable owner rides the trails of the ‘real’ Florida Deter Kaiser is not the kind of man who lakes no for an answer. When he silowed up In his wheel­ chair wanting to ride, stable owners would laugh and turn him away. *No one would let me ride.* reralls Kaiser. *1 got mad and bought me a horse.* When Ire returned to Robert Dean's stable tn Ihe Plsgah National Forest In North Carolina, tills time on horseback. Dean gave him a Job managing the place. That was 7 years ago. and Kaiser and Dean are now partners In the stable business. When he was only 10 years old. Kaiser's neck was crushed In a motorcycle accident. After a year In skull traction Kaiser, now a quadriplegic, wns released from Ihe hospital confined, or more appro­ priately. assisted by a wheelchair. y TN* floating boardwafc. located in tha nwwsst taction of *w I >64 Econ State Forest bte trad system, makes g easier for users, war mental vnpect. lo gel through fas hammock of palms, magnokas and lame The materials were purchased by Vie forest service end Ihe labor wee pro­ vided by the Tradheede mounts*) b*e club Horse gives ‘legs* to disabled rider By Jaaaa Hagfcss HERALD STAFF WRITER t More o f the real Florida... Rock Springs Run State ■serve la comprised of 8.780 acres of a variety of plant communities typically found throughout Central scape The reFlorida's landscape. te located approxi­ mately 30 miles north ol Orlando and borders more than 12 miles of the Wektva River and Rock Springs Run. The property was purchased In March 1963 with hinds from the Conservation and Recreation Lands (CARL) Program for habitat preser­ vation. watershed protection and to provtde recreational opportunities In the central Florida area. The plant communities Inude sand pine scrub, pine flalwoods, bayheads. ham­ mocks and swamps. Thr most unique natural feature of this reserve Is ihe spring run/river system which sur­ rounds most of the reserve's trimeter. This system Is rmed from the discharge of several artesian springs to­ gether with the tannic runoff from the surrounding water­ shed. creating one of the moat scenic canoe trails In central Florida. The wetlands and uplands provide habitat for a variety of rare and endangered spe­ cies native lo Florida. The Florida black bear. Florida scrub Jay. woodstork, Florsandhill crane. Indigo snake and a variety of more common species often are seen throughout the reserve. Native American Indiana also valued the abundance of wildlife. Nine mounds are known to exist along the Wektva River and Rock Springs Run. These Indians existed before the arrival of the Spanish In 1813, but within 200 years after they * from their �Health & Fitness _J „ l « o r i • 3 S - * o > a Our p rin t will gH pour alimlkm. our mrtrtc* will kwm it, ___ B asic S a rvlca W n i » (m c h ) HERALD CORRESPONDENT Three short hours could be alt the time you have to deride your fate. Every year 700.000 people suffer a stroke, or brain attack. According to the American Heart Association, stroke Is the third largest cause of death in the United States, after heart disease and cancer, and the leading cause of serious, long-term disability. About 31 percent of brain attack survivors need help caring for themselves. For many years even the with best care, lit­ tle could be done. But a relatively new treat­ ment can decrease damage to the brain. If the patient receives a clot-dissolving drug within three hours of the onset of symptoms. Yet most people wait, sometimes as long as 24 to 48 hours, rather than rush to the etner- FY! Yom nnd H o . ilt h Strati cttfgfwiM ORLANDO - If you have suf­ fered a stroke or are caring for someone who has. the American Heart Association Invites you to attend the 14th Annual Florida State Stroke Conference Saturday. May 30 at the Buena Vtsta in Orlando. The conference takes place from 9 a m. to 4 p.m. and will be dedicated to educating and moti­ vating people whose llvea have been affected by Flortda's third A brain attack occurs when a clot blocks blood flow or a ruptured blood vessel floods the surrounding tissue. Klther way, the brain does not receive the oxygen it needs and starts to die. Clots cause 70 to HO percent of •til strokes. Signs occur suddenly and require quick medical treatment. Symptoms to watch for are a feeling o f weakness nr numbness on one side: blurry vision, or no vision, usually In one rye: IrutblUty to talk clearly or to com­ prehend others: dizziness: fulling: or a sud­ den, severe liendache. Transient ischemic attack (TIA1. which Is sometimes thought of as a temporary stroke, precedes about 10 percent of strokes. A clot blocks an artery for a short time, creating symptoms similar to those o f a stroke but lasting only minutes or hours. Then the per­ son recovers. The TIA may occur days, weeks or months prior to a major stroke. In about 1 I SO percent of the cases, the stroke occurs within one year. Because of the brief duration and rapid recovery, people often dismiss the symptoms and negject to tdl Ihe doctor. Often, however, prompt medkml treatment ran prevent a fatal or disabling stroke. Many of the factors that put a person at higher risk for a stroke cannot Ire changed, such as age. being male, race, heredity, or having had a previous stroke or diabetes ntrlUlus. People can decrease other risks by con­ trolling high blood pressure snd heart dis­ ease. stopping cigarette smoking, decreasing elevated cholesterol and fat levels. Increasing physical Inactivity, losing weight If obese, and avoiding alcohol and recreational drugs. Talk to your doctor about spertfle ways you ran Improve your odds. And, if you expertnice the signs of a stroke, even temporarily, seek immediate medical treatment. You could prevent an Incapacitating disability. C lean in g Fan B lo w e r * C o o lin g C o lls C n n d s n s tr Pa Plltwr R eplacem en t ■ S an ltialn a Electrostatic C h arcoal r la a ted Filter* Dtptomgf. American Academy of PamUsnapwnsnt — JperitMxitgln — TIP OF THE WEEK By AfpvtttmnU or Brfrrttl Courtesy o f BILL T R O C H L E L L • Fitness Expert 330-7035 No Pain No Gain: The Foolish Myth About Fitness - The most common remark that people make when they first start training is, if it does not make you sore then it is a waste of lime That is what 1 refer to is a short lived statement. Gening fit should be something you enjoy for many reasons, such as losing weight, relieving stress, feeling stronger and having more energy. It should not be so painful that it would be difficult to function day to day. The definition for exercising should be. it's not about how Ifs the store you remember with gifts you lovcl ^ • Muffy VcnderBev • Crane Stationery • Crabtree & Evelyn « A 1 j t much you hurt, it's about how good you feel! Central Florida ueaitncare system joins celebration o f National Cancer Survivors Singleton, stroke victor and member of the conference plan­ ning committee. IMt want people Ip s d d fta tfM B ho M Foundation. Americana with health peubtems. to know that a stroke Is not a The Cancer Care Centers at e*m ! access to state-of-the-art death sentence, and provide SANFORD-As part of a nation- Osceola Regional Medical Center, heahheare; and Anally to allinn them with information and sup- wide event. Central Florid* Control PloeMo Bagtaaal that the entire cancer communlport they need to be a victor Healthcare System win join more Hospital and Winter Pork ty Is cosnoMed to working in an instead of a victim.* than 890 communities in ceie- Memorial Hospital wM hold a active and persusstve role to help The conference will feature brmting life as psrt of the tenth -Celebration of Life* on Sunday. eUmlnote cancer, nationally certified counselor National Cancer June 7. from noon until 3 p m. For mote Information, contact Dwt£* Tfina iiB i gUI — Bunrtvora Day INCSD1. the Special events Include guest the Central Florida B r ^ anal Uniquesifts, stationeryandinvitations Bond Certified by IkeAusten Boasd ofOphthalmology, theAmokan Board o f Eye Surgery, and the National Board o f Medical Examiners. Dr. Filulowski earned his undergraduate degree at Columbia University and his medical degree at Cornell University. He completed his Ophthalmology Residency at the University of Pennsylvania. Cataract& Laser Institute ■ Dr. FUutowski is the Medical and Surgical Director o f the Rlutowski The mounds or -kitchen middens’ a n the oojy visible remains of their former presence on the reserve and are protected for foture archaeological Investigations. Florida Statutes prohibit the destruction or removal of artifacts bom these sites. The reserve is managed under a cooperative agreement with the Division of Recreation and Parks; Department of Environmental Protection: Division of Wildlife. Game and Fresh Water Fish Commission: DMaton of Forestry, department of Amtcukurr 8 t Johns Mver Managnnwit District tributes from wtthto Ms area of n y ertlse to the management plan. The reserve la managed according to the multipie-use concept which permits a variety of recre- stional activities considered to be compatible with the resources. Management of the plant communlties is designed to restore them to their natural conditions. This Involves the eUmtnatlon of nonnative (exotic) species, the re-intraduction of lire and the etlmtnaUon of nmn-caueed dfotmbances to the extent possible. The reserve rangtrs and biolo­ gist cany out these resource management activities as directed In the reserve's maMgHMOt plan. The reserve is open to a variety ef recreational activities Including primitive backpsrk camping, nature study, ptaatottag. can sting. patrol for activities that mltig threat R e a m t resources ih e m nm m af plants male la prahfotted except by permit, and I are prohibited except during special hunts. Excellence in ^ Care 1-800-EYE-EXAM Cataract and laser Institute, and a Clinical Assistant Professor at the University o f South Florida. He is one of Central Florida's most experienced LASIK and 'no injection, no itRch, no Three Convenient Locations Lake Mary (407)333-5111 Orange City (904)774-0044 patch' cataract surgeons. Dr. Filutowski Daytona Beach (904)788-6696 possibleeyeone available. is dedicated to providing die best �Jarrells m arried 50 years, sock hop celebrates birthdays _____________________ ^ vrar accomplishmml far Joe I* “ring married to the girt of hla drrains. Lybbta. lor a half a century. 'Kwrythtng la m y IP"*!.* Joe said. We low each other and lurvc three wry line daughters.* Lytibta added. *WeVe both been blessed." In relebnitlon of their golden wrddliiK anniversary. Joe and LybbU were honored at a din* nee given fay their three d a b b ­ lers. Mrs. Dan (Franceal Mahiirtn. Orlando; Mrs. Ronald (Denise) CUrfa of Lakeland: and Mrs. Jerry (Carta) Oate of OrUndo. The rslerrd dinner waa held at the Orlando home of Fran res and Dan with 31 family always been a homemaker. Joe members attending, 'll waa began hia rallraod rawer with wry ntre.' Joe said. 'Everybody Atlantic Coastline Railroad on had a good time.* Dee. 31. 1925 The couple were married May The roupir are acllw mem­ 33. IU4H in TTcnton. FI. and bers of the First United Mrth have lived In Sanford a l of their married Ur. LybbU haa his ramrltUs and citrus and LybbU also enjoys raring for tier plants and flowers. Of course, thrlr six grandchildren srr the apples at tltrlr eyes. The Jam ils haw each airrived very serious Illnesses and LybbU says they aw both For arvrral years. Jan Leroy and Dow Farr haw relebrated ihctr birthdays Jointly. And this year was no dflfcn m . But what a partyl They hosted an old-fashioned aock hop al the Sanford Woman's Chib on May 23, from 7*0*11(30 p m . In celebration of their Sflth birth­ days. Jan's birthday la May 30 and Dave s waa May 211. Between I7S and 200 turned the calendar back and arrived aa teeny hoppers wearing poo­ dle skirts, rolled up Levis, sad­ dle oxfords and slicked-down hair ready to melt *n mlL the auditorium was deco­ rated tn green and white and a large banner read "Claaa of 1981.* Balloons, old photo* A A R P hears Mother W eaver, Stardust holds bridging rites mentions checking you for os­ teoporosis. you should mention ultrasound to him/her. Nonna Smith cautioned members about their health* care. Because of the new way Insurance companies handle cases, a woman who went Into the hospital lor a hemorrhoid operation was sent home after only 12 hours. She went home hooked up to an automated morphine drip. The machine malfunctioned. overdosed the woman and she died. Call your senators and representatives and tell them (hat this type of thing to unacceptable. Norma also warned members that as of January 1999. Medicare wtU haw a 91600 benefit cap on outpatient speech/language therapy. The cap Includes physical therapy. So tf you rillth U mays----is_ ml||i mowm M ISHITl|f t y n iM pnooeft (Ptfi) wroi vmhhuh needy tn the community. Sur­ plus clothing is also made Cynthia Pltcock Introduced Then she bought land and Blanche BcU Weaver. Mother payed far four yean to get a Weaver to moat. mtooion far women and cM * Mother Weaver la the founder dwn. She was f in a lly ride to of the Beacue Outreach Mission begin the lleacue Mission In In Sanford. The Rescue Out* 1007. She has been helping reach Mission Is on 13th at people far the past 36 yean. Mulberry. The Mission, the first The mission can accoounoof Its kind in Seminole County, date approximately 80 people began operation In November at one time, with separate 1987. donna far men and The mission provides enter women/children. During 1997. gency shelter, food, clothing 1.213 people used die restand spiritual guidance to die* dence. Derides feeding the feattw air to the event. Oueata, Including a number of children, were served a sumptuous buffet along with birthday cake and punch during the evening. DeLorrs and Tom Eagle ar­ rived In a 1967 Are engine red restored Chevrolet wtth DeLo* res wearing a full poodle elrirt. �Students learn educational advantages during C areer Day Itight.- Kivxii islhlllty ltrs|s i t-lt* uh* Recapturing a generation through the Word of God and education. Students of New Mt. Calvary Missionary Baptist Chuteh wrrr afTorded the opportunity to hear experts who with many careers of Mfe. spoke at Career Day with mistress of ceremo­ nies. Joan Campbell. Youth of today were given many choices at this evening of educational Information held to enlighten youth and help them choose careers for life. Shirley Sutton spoke on ca­ reers tn the medical and nurs­ ing Reid, lletuy Talton spoke on the field of art. Edward Drown. Sr.. Zero Reed, entre­ preneurs: and bridal consult­ ant Victoria N. Murphy also spoke. ____ ln along Iilitnn uritll Wild Irish il.tH Manln with CynihUi OUvrr in education. The various spcnkrrs cnruumgctl Ihr student* lo prrparr themselves to live Ihr American dream..Jo get an '•duration. lie ptvpared. quality ,md to put God first allowing you to sutverd In life. We ure lo plant a seed, art our sights on God. lie itMttnilllrd and ap­ ply ourselves. The rommunlty/scholnraldps were: Dr. Velma Williams. Edu­ cation: Isaar Rrcd/llelty Washington. Law Enforcement: Ann Newell. Correction OITlcrr: Fred Johnson. Sanford 1‘ollcc Dept.: Willie Chandler. Slirrlirs Dept.: Krgtnuld Campbell. Sr., Orlando Culler Dept.. Speaking regarding business was Joan Campbell and In Journalism EMANCIPATION CELEBRATION The National Council of Ne­ gro Women. Ine. will sponsor n Junrtm ilh eelebratlon of free­ dom and hope, lid s t* an Emancipation Celebration that liegatt June 10. IH05 In Texas. Slaves learned of tlrelr free­ dom. two years, six months and nineteen days afire the Dietrich IVestdral signed The Emanci­ pation Proclamation on June I. IMS. In leeo. Junetrcnth ants made a national holiday In Texas. Junetrcnth la eelehealed In traditions from early days with parades, music, picnica, African doner and murh more. Tlie Deltona Junetrcnth cel.-brat Ion wtU Include meet­ ing the author and a book signing, a gospel choir in con­ cert. food, games, arts and SIir moved to Sanloid In 1923. born May 31. 1907 In Macon. Miss. The crtrbralhm of Bow­ mans 91st birthday celebra­ tion was observed Saturday, at the Betlye Smith Cultural Arts Center where family and friends gathered lo help her rrlrbratr her great day. Her daughter. Mary Miller of HIM. Mk-h.. was mistress of ceremonies. The evenings en­ tertainment was sweet lo Ihr honocee. Over 100 guests dined wMh the honocee. She Is an ac­ tive member of the Hickory Avenue Churelt of God. Sharing with the honoree were her daughters Mable Wesley. Mamie B. Bingham Shown with grandma was granddaughtrr I trends Knight. Robin latwery and great grands Letha Williams. Shannon Low rry and great great grand Jrrott Martin Matty more happy iHitltdsys to these ladles. 90th birthday as she enter tamed the celebration, the could be heard by the honoree. Shiloh Missionary Baptist Church, she has been honored for her service. Over 100 family and friends came and Joined this cookout In honor of IllUrry whose chil­ dren Ruth Chisholm. Lubetlho Lowery. Dm Oladys. Tyson and Lonnie were present. IllUrry ts o member of Vic­ tory Temple of God Church dren arr James. Prank. John. Ilcniy. WlUie B .. Bose Lee Crocker. Oeorgla Lee Washbum of New York and Louthenla MllcheU. Orands are Oale Williams, Audrey Mitchell eir fair share ths vole* of mass*. CM many eccasfcms I thought dbsut writing to you for advice — aid now I am. An Invi­ tation to an upenadng bridal shower I* what put me over the edps. , D it appropriate Ibr tho brides mother to throw her daughter a bridal thower? And. more Importent to me. to Indude In the Imita­ tion a three-page history of the bride and groom, along with tho 'l^ fS S & 'fN T H E HAMPTONS commented to my wife that the r owimy peraon w u aomf tn t i lent Job of grttlng the paper an topofour steps right by ths door. Later I discovered that o wh In tho pork orisss at 8:S0 ovi Abby. tho widow Is Vornon Stotts, and sho Just tslsbrotsd hsr •3rd birthday, what s wonderful *"lhope when I modi hsr apt I am ss spry snd slsrt ss shs Is. la ter DEAR ABBY: 1 read your col­ umn rsfuterly snd find you to be m > D R Y C L E A N IN G X fS �25,600 iT CARS,, RUCK ALL PRICES ARE AfTER GUARANTIED TRADE. CAN NOT RE USED WITH ANY OTHER SALE OR PROMOTIONS VALID ON SELECT USED VEHICLES ONLY *A« •iMHriui •“isr**.-4**6 (1WAS 500 PICKUP t l3 , 4 9 i f _ i- = 3 ^ r . BOB a^l -------1 ifiO M » j roup run sm 1 1 f S-10XTRACAB ^ WAS 05,950 1 1 MCMfkffl/SOJPOSf' •>< • • M S S IS X * • $ .* {«Si.f» •k k :: c v.fs •i--£i’ ;NCAi •Wf»C**LA{iT»-.XVWi WW«Sfc'*£»SV V HC*ur MAS* mCOSilHS’OS K2500 4X4! 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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 31, 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/0207eee77fc7cac6b6d8daa086209811.pdf fb8a2921bc22342c55f400b4b3ad805f PDF Text Text SHM INOI I- C O U N T Y ..J A S K M IN O L I-C O U N T Y . 2A Winter Springs police ofc. Robin Bernosky and others are honored How does your garden grow? D IA M O N D D I S T R I C T S A N D S P E C IA L O P P O R T U N I T Y H U N T S ...S P O R T S 5 A S e rv in g S a n fo rd , La ke M ary, L o n g w o o d , O v ie d o , W in te r S p rin g s and S e m in o le C o u n ty s in c e 1908 lH)th YKAR , No. 176 50 Cents T U K S D A Y A P R IL 28. IW 8 Happy Birthday, Seminole County! Details unfold in sexual harassment suit against county Ujr H uu White IIKKAI.I) STAI I WHITER SEMINOLE COUNTY .loyi r Sulwr s ilc|m>,| lion in lirr $20 million suit against Scinliioli* C'oiillly Irqulirs ,tI Ir.isl ,i <m i)>)•- ol limns to tlimouglilv si .in two moil' I i o i i i s to i lii-i k .ill till- ilrt.ills .mil .i si nrrsllrrl lo know .ill llir pi.Ivors A I|tl.ll1n ol linin' III llir lll'po slllllll I out.tills n u m rio u s .illi-e.iilous ol si'xu.il li.ir.issin i'iii liv in lin ty i oil III llsstol it*I s .mil ollll l.lls ' l i n y writ' .ilw.iys Irving lo h ue m r." S ii Imt Irs tllln l 'I w.is sit k ol h avin g to put up wiili ih.ii " Sulii-r r»|. w.is llrn l lioiil lirr Juli n s l.unl .11 1)111st 11011 1 001 il 11 i,i tin III I'I'.lli S h r s.iy s s h r w.is 1 .mill'd Ix'i .iiis r ol ugr .mil si x illsi nm m .i lion llir 1 utility says il w.is lor mist oiuliit I .mil insulNiritin.illon *li's ,m in l umul.iilon ol .1 lot of tilings ih.it w.is 1 omine l" .i hr.ul," Sillier said Tin surr Ihry know rvi'iitiliilly I w.is going to do sumrilime .ihoul it S u h n s.iiil tfl.it will'll slir tnlil till'll ilrputv county .ittn m ry Krvln G race about llir srxtl.il h .ti.issm riil s h r w as experiencing fir said . M o y ir lim it lin k llir ho.it Ju s t rn)oy It “ K.11 h of tin- male county commissioners hugged or Ill'll to e<*l inllm.ilr wltli lirr - Sufiri said undrr oatli. "They'd all lie Imeetiie mr and kissme mr on llir rlirrks A rouplr of tlmrs Ihry trlrd klsslne mr on thr lips hut I'd turn my lir.id." IM ra ir H r r K u b rr. P a g e 3A Sanford narrows list of city manager hopefuls By Nick PfeUauf IIKKAI.I) MAI K WRITER SANFORD I In dec Mon list lor Sanlotds nrxt . ’>• ui.maerr Is shnrtrt toil.i\ Monday nieht's inri'ime <>i 11 - s.uilmd City Commission tnr mrd thr list down lo I Orientally. Iivrr I «i persons applied lor llir joh llir City Manager Selection 1 ommlttrr narrowed II down to '* and e*tvr Its Undines to thr 1 ouiim.<iiiu One prrson who had hern M m M * M ) o . t , Tom tit vm c«ni Included Seminole County Historical Society at the museum at Five Points celebrated its 85th birthday Saturday and it can be said, a good time was had by all. In top photo, members, visitors, and city and county officials gather for proclamations, progress re­ ports, historical stories and music. Lower left, Cecil Tucker serves as master of ceremonies. Below right, Uirrainc Whiting and litta Jane Keogh cut the official birthday cake. Museum spokesman Kay Bartholomew said the historical quilt raffle was won by a winter visitor from Harrisburg. Pennsylvania. Efforts to contact the winner are under way. In llu- 9. M11h.tr) Wright, ol West I’.iltn Mr.,. I, had already suhinittrd .1 Icinr mdu .itlne hr no lonerr wishrd to hr considered. llir 4 selrrlrd hy thr com mission were Ron Kihttn ol Dike Mary. Jam es Ztimw.tli ol D.iphnr. Alabama. Tony Vandrrworp ol S.intoid and Henry Dollvr of Cincinnati In discussion lo name thrlr 111d 1v1du.il 1 holers. Zinnwalt's tiiimr wiis listed lour tlmrs among thr mayor and four 1 ommlhsiotiris. as were Kihuns and Vandrrworp's. While liner others rrcclvrd Iwo voles each. one. Henry Dollvr. was only suggested hy Com­ missioner Whltry Eckstein. Tvr personally known him lor many years." Kckslrln said. "In fart, hr was a grade ahead ol mr in Drlaind High School." After going over some of Dolive's history of Involvement, and mentioning that Dollve t'insiders himself u DcUind native. Kckslrln commented. "I was slim ked lo see that I was the only |x-rson to suggest him. and I think each ol you should lake a second look at Ills c|ii.il!ftcatlons. I Irelieve he would make an excellent can­ didate." Regarding the other resumes. I . kstrln said, ‘Regarding Tony's (Vundcrworpl resume. I was surprised that It was so short Fot Ron Kihun. I think that wllli him. If a better Job comes along, would hr still br here? That's why I prefer Dollvr. With him. we can de­ trend on him slaying." Doth Commissioners Hrady I-rssard and Vrlma Williams pointed (tut that all of the top candidates submitted by the Selection Committee were good. They all have exrellent credentials." Williams said, ‘blit we all know bow easy It Is lo doctor up rrsumes. I ll wait until the Interviews before I make any suggestion." Uriel summaries of ihr four candidates now 011 the list are as follows: JAMES W. ZUMWALT • of Daphne. Ala. Has held H gov­ ernment related positions In Bee Manager. Page 3A County students top state academic challenge Bjr David Frasier IIKKALD STAFF WRITER SEMINOLE COUNTY - Six Seminole County students took the challenge and succeeded In becoming number one In the state. The students, representative of various districts In the state, converged on the Walt Dlaney World Contemporary Resort recently at the Commissioner’s Academic Challenge. The Seminole County team won Division 1 • INDEX C lassified . . . . . . .7A-8A C o m i c s .............. Crossw ord . . . . D ear Abby . . . . Dr. G ott ........... H oroscope . . . O bituaries . . . ...........3A Police Briefs . ...........3A People .............. S p o r t s .............. . . .5A-6A TV ...................... W eather ........... ...........2A 111 <C*UdfMlaa lifcs Revere la s there's always sss divisions are divided based upon district enrollment with 229 points In the final round of competition beating out five other learns. Each team Is given a series of challenging questions In which to unswer from the various disciplines: math, science, social studies. English, etc. It has been 12 years since Seminole has taken the Division 1 title. The first was the Inaugural year for the event In 1980. "It s Short takes around Seminole County Armed robbery ALTAMONTE SPRINGS Shortly before 11 p.m. Friday several armed Intruders r e ­ portedly entered a residence at 108 DeSoto. Altamonte Springs. According to Semi­ nole County ShertfTa Lt. Jack Cash, once Inside the subjects robbed the resident, Traci Uouey by taking her purse and contents. Three males In the house at the time were said to have been shot by the perpetrators. George Major, Jason Marshall and Bruce Reynolds were transported to urea hospitals for treatment of their wounds. While hospital officials said all 3 required surgery, they are all listed In stable condi­ tion. Cash said the perpetrators were young black males, with a newer model red, medium absolutely wonderful." said Harbara Kuhn the chairman ol the Seminole County School Hoard. The Seminole County team was coached by Charles Coursey of luike Maty High School. The team w.is made up of Reba Abraham of Dike Howell High School. David Lee of Oviedo High School, and Alan Jamison, Victor Hung and Ashler Hyrd. nil of Dike Mary High Sc hool They lira! out the counties of Pinellas. Eseam|)la. I’olk. Marlon and Ilrev.11 d. The students won $1,500 In sc holarships, a gold commemorative ring, a gold medallion, and a county trophy for first place. And. Alan Jamison of Dike Mary was selected to go to Nationals with Team Florida In mid-June at Wall Disney World. T he student members of these teams represent the best of academic excellence In Florida." said Florida Education Commissioner Frank Brogan. Cleaning up around the county size pickup truck with loud exhaust. It was last seen going north on DeSoto. Cash Is asking anyone with Information regarding the case to contact Investigator Rob Hemmert at 330-GC00, ext. 358, or the nearest law en­ forcement agency. Strong armed robbery WINTER SPRINGS - David Anthony Durandcttc was a r­ rested by Winter Springs po­ lice Saturday on a charge of strong armed robbery. Ac­ cording to police, he kicked In the front door of tils residence then proceeded upstairs to where his llvr In girlfriend was located, and started to de­ mand money to pay for a cab that drojiped him ofT. Police said when he could not obtain sufficient money be PUsm M« Briefs. Psge 3A About 100 county employees recently volunteered tlieir time lo clean up five sites around the county. Lett: Planning Manager John Dwyer, and Senior Planner Don Fisher prune unruly bushes Mule Bob Corvette, nghi. manager for the Parks and Recrea­ tion Department, bags yard trash In Altamonte Springs. *:•r *tt*'’***rm ~A' * *y y . MW i , �2A •$emcry-iie HetaVt. Sanford Floods •Tuesday. April 28, 1998 People f it " The Hong Kong Or chid Tree IftEfcA uWO - ■■_ &ftfe *>*K£lbfY? *V « j * a L*’o r ?*' v — B lo o d Bank Central Florida Blood Bank I s asking donors of all types blood - especially O-type do­ nors - to donate at its Sanford branch. 1302 E. Second St. For Information, call 322 0822. Dancing for Seniors The Over 50 Dance Club dance ts held every Wednesday, from 2:30 -4:30 pan. at the Sanford Chic Center. Uve mu­ sic by the Deltonians 13-plecc band. Donation $3 00. O ptim ist C lub Tire Sanford Optimist Club meets every Wednesday at noon at the colonial Room In downtown Sanford. Visitors are welcome. Call 323-2194 or 3220298. W idow ed Persons All widowed persons are In­ vited to meet at 1:30 pan. the second and fourth Wednesday of every month at the Casscil*erry Senior Center. 200 Lake Triplet Drive, Casselberry. S e m i n o l e H era ld "Serving Seminole County Since 190S" Tuesday, Apnl 28. 1998 • Vol. 90. No. 176 Published. Daily Except Monday. Saturday &Christmas by Republic Newspapers, Inc, • 300 N. French Ave . Sanford, FI 32771 Phone: (407) 322-2611 Fax: (407) 323-9408 CIRCULATION LEOALS Berry Bemetl Margarel Staley Chris Sharp • Manager PRODUCTION EDITORIAL Frank Vottokoe • Manager Lacy Lear ■Editor Peggy Beenner Jeff Bertwcte Freda Holder* Shan Brode Cheryl Smith Don* Dtotnch David Fraper PRESS A STRIPPING Jeana Hughes Robert Cowan Courtney Leffew Mark Savoie Nc* Pfeaau* BA Egan Dean Smart Ehiwi Tyrrea, Jr • Tommy Vmcent Head Pmssman Susan Wenner Russ While P e ra sca i Postage P ad at Santoro. Honda Subacnpeon Rates (Daily A SundJyl and adcMxmai maAng offices Home Delivery Mail USPS 481280 3 Months SIS SO V* 0 0 H8 00 Postmaster Sand address changes to 6 Months S3900 $96 00 I Year $70 00 The SEMINOLE HERALD ADMINISTRATION O dessa Pugh • Busmesi Manager Teran Games Melinda Moms Linda Spiegel ADVERTISING Lrvwno Coi E a r* Gardens R ot** Lavender Ken* Werner ■Manager CLASSIFIED Sandy Presley Cheryl Stone Tills deciduous to semievergreen tret* belongs to the legume family ami characteris­ tically has large, bllolied. light grren. papery leaves. The or chid tree is native of China and India but some related species are found tn the American Con­ tinent . The most splendid of all. the Hong Kong Orchid Tree, Is nn evergreen sterile hybrid, producing magnificent reddish purple dowers. In other species, blooms come In shades of purple, red. pink, while or yellow, and can be three to four inches across. Blooming occurs mainly tn early spring but are produced tn abundance at various times of the year, depending iijHin species. Uses: The tree can be planted In pat king lot Islands, it Is recommended for buffer strips around parking lots or for median strip plantings In the highway. It can be grown near a deck or pat to or us a shade tree. It Is oftrn used ns n specimen and a residential strcrl tree. It Is cultivated worldwide mainly because of Us beautiful (lowers but Its bark Is sometimes used In dyeing, and the (lower buds are considered edible In India. The tree: The tree has a Married woman dreams of setting herself free Honda Residents add 7% sales tai to above rates PO Bon 1667 Sanford. FL 32772-1667 reality is far different from (he idealised mental image. Newspapers, Inc. Republic ADVIC8 ABIGAIL VAN BUREN LOCAL FORKCAST ITIPIS Today: Partly cloudy. Highs In the mld-80s. Lows in the mld60s. Wednesday: Partly cloudy. Highs In the low-80s. Lows the mid-60s. Thursday: Afternoon thunderstorms. Highs in the mld-80a. Lows in the mid-60s. Friday: Scattered thunderstorms. Highs tn the mld-80s. Lows in the mld-60s. MONDAY: 80LUNAR TABLE: min. 7:00 a.m.. maj. 12:45 a.m.. min. 7:35 p.m.. maj. 1:20 p.m. TIDES: Daytona Beach: high: 10:24 a.m.. 10:49 p.m.. low: 4:10 a.m.. 4:20 p.m.* New Smyrna Beach: high: 10:29 a.m.. 10:54 p.m., low: 4:15 EXTENDED OUTLOOK a.m.. 4:25 p.m.. Cocoa Beach: TUESDAY WEDNESDAY high: 10:44 a.m., 11:09 p.m.. Ptcldy S4 64 P tcld y 8 2 6 3 low: 4:30 a.m.. 4:40 p.m. THURSDAY FRIDAY T stnna 8 4 64 Tetrm s 8 3 64 D aytona B each ft New Sm yrna Beach: Seas ore 46 feet an d choppy. Water tem perature a t D aytona Is 70 degrees an d a t New S ym m a. 71 degrees. Winds are from th e n o rth east at 15-20 m .p.h. H e rb e r e t h e w in n in g n u m b e d e e lo o te d o n M o n d a y In t h e F lo rid a L o ttary: Fantasy S 10-11 -1 4 -1 0 -2 0 Lotto (April 25) 1 4-1 a-20- 21-30-33 h l|h temperature In Monday was 88 and the overnight low Play4 7-W-5 Cash3 5*7*8 04. Recorded rainfall for the ported ending at lO a.m ., totaled 0.00 inch. tttttttM I tttlM .0 :4 7 l s . t l.7 :5 8 p . m . DEAR AflBY: I am a woman in my late Ilflu. 1 am on my second marriage 1 was 1H when I married the first time and we had two chil­ dren. We divorced while the chil­ dren were young. I met another man and married him within a year. We have one child together. Abby, I am very unhappy be­ cause I have never experienced being on my own. I have such n strong desire to do this that it is making my life miserable. I can hardly Htand being home and am starting to resent my family. I love them very much, but I feel that I have missed out by never having lived as a single person. 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DEAR WONDERING: First of aU, atop looking at living alone as a n u n re a lis e d dream and think of it aa a fantasy. Instead o f g la m o risin g life alone, e o n a id e r fo r a m om ent th e drawbacks — lonely nights, in­ creased responsibilities, finan­ cial p ressu res, etc. Everyone wonders whst life is like on the other side of the fence. Usually, TUESDAY HUME TIME 6 :0 0 relatively fast groulh rate and reaches 25 to 30 feet of height with a spread of 25 to 35 feet. Unpruned Irres form a roundrd crown. Its foliage is distinctive and attractive, with doublelobed. roundish leaves, light green In color and about 4 to 6 Inches broad. The deeply-clcfl leaflets are heart-shaped with prominent veins. Blossoms arc very showy mid cun be pro­ duced year round tn warmer climates. Flowers colors vary Irom pink, purple, rrd. white, lo yellow, Tlir elegant, white stamens add to the beauty of thr flnwent. Tire fruit ls an elongated pod. 6 to 12 Inches long, brown In color. The fruit persists on the tree for a rela­ tively long period of time. Al­ though the tree Is deciduous. It is effective year-round us u shade or ornamental tree, be­ cause Its blooms appear at the be propagated by seeds, graft­ ing. or layering. The rapidly growing tree requires little care oner stnrird, fertilize annually. Pests and diseases: Chew­ ing Insects and borers may present a problem for OrchidTree. No diseases arc of major concern. Leaf spots and pow­ dery mildew caused by fungi may produce some damage to htnall trees but should not damage established trees. Intrrvclna! chlorosis caused by mlrronutrirnts deficiency may occur on soils with a high pll. USE AND MANAGEMENT Growing best in hill sun or high, shilling pine shade, or­ chid trees thrive In any wrelldrained soil. The flowers are followed by many brown, woody. 12-lnch-long seed pods which arc unattractive on the tree and n nuisance when they drop. The wood tends (o be weak and sprouts are oftrn seen growing from the base of the tree creating an unkempt appeuranee. Some people con­ sider the fallen leaves messy because they are large and de­ compose Blowly. In flower, or­ chid tree makes n beautiful street tree affect with foliage and flowers arching over the road. However, the drooping branches must be removed as they develop, to allow for vehi­ cle clearance beneath. Because sprouts will have lo be removed regularly and thr tree Is bare for a month or two. this Is considered by many to Ire u high-maintenance tree not suited for large-scale street tree planting. But It Is a tough tree growing in most soils with pH below 7.5. Many species, eultlvars. and varieties are available. Hainr time It sheds Its leaves. Species; LiituhluJuJihiHcitimknown ns the Hong Kong Or­ chid-Tree. the floral symbol of thnt island. Is seedless. It Is also the most spectacular and most wanted Buuhlnlu spp.. hearing six-inch, orrhld-llke flowrrs of rich rrddlsh or rose purple during the winter but Is vrry tender to frrezlng tem­ peratures. Uauhlnla vancfctlit. n \riy popular specie, pro­ duces In winter and spring, orebld-Iike blossoms of purplish rasts. Thr cultlvar Cnndlda* produces white blossoms. UauhiHlft-imrpug-a. most \*ariublc. produces narrow-petulrd. reel-purple to blur-purple flow­ rrs In laic fall nnd enrly winter while leaves are on the trees. Bauhlala. monandra produces pink, single-stamened (lowers all summer. It Is commonly known ns the Butterfly (lower. Uauhlula__ ftcumlnain also blooms all summer but with white flowers. Bauhlnln nculeata. with white (lowers. Is hardy us far north as hardi­ ness zone 8b but has a ten­ dency to produce many root suckers. Light requirem ent: The Or­ chid tree grows well In full sun or In partial Bhade. Nolle: The tree can grow In moist, well-drained, clay, loam, or sandy sails, under slightly nrldlc conditions. A pll of 5.5 to 6.5 Is optimum for good growth. In alkaline soils, minor element deficiencies will pro­ duce yellowing on the leaves. Pruning: TTie tree naturally wants to grow with several trunks but can be trained lo grow with a single trunk. Branches droop ns the tree grows, and will require pruning for vehicular or pedestrian clearance bcnrulh the canopy. It requires pruning lo develop a strong structure. Pruning should be done only after the blossoms fade. Propagation: The tree can - $iftMENTIRiANftlgWrPMOOan' n«w*vw Merer tew ftaaimnatCmlmeieM eid your guni • « irwscd to e|oy on* csa«in«nury O u s t Emrw nrfwi s Mcond iiw w of «qu* or h purtfttotd RWn of kook appe ft Piano Entertainment ft Business Dinners l -If 4 0 7 .3 2 1 .3 3 3 3 .i i, . , I-. 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Admission Free Accredited By: The American HomtrocallU Society m / z m i i 11i i m % I « * :• w w �Seminole Herald, Sanford, Florida - Tuesday. April 28, 1998 •J A Victims’ rights advocates honored at luncheon Suber--------- casion. flirted with contrac­ Sutler named commissioners tors?" 'No. that Isn't true." Daryl McLain and Win Adams Isn’t H true that you. on oc­ as the worst offenders. She said when she told Commis­ casion. flirted with attorneys sion Chairman Randy Morris to hired to represent Ihc county?" stop, "he stopped." T o tell you the truth. I don't understand what you mean by She specified an Incident the word 'flirt'. Define It." Suber with McLain. ‘I sat at the table said. right beside Daryl McLain one 'Play around In a sexual night, and his wife on the othrr side of him, and he reaches manner." 'Absolutely not." she an­ tinder the table and puts his hand up my dress on my right swered. leg. And Ills wife was sitting on the other side of him." C o n tin u e d from Page I A By H u n Hawkins HERALD CORRESPONDENT SANFORD - The State At­ torney's Ofllce In partnership with the Seminole County Sheriffs Office and Safehouse held a luncheon on Monday, April 20 to honor the citizens and workers who In their dally lives fight for the rights for all Americans and victims In the Seminole County area. Highlighting the celebration was Judge Ted Poe of the 228th District Court of Hous­ ton. Texas. Poe doesn't tolerate crime In his community, he told the luncheon attendees. He encouragrs the community to be a brave society and to not be cowards. Remember tliat victims are people; they have rights and they suffer from the crisis they go through, he said. Citizens must get Involved In the lives of victims. Judges must put meaning In the system for the roll of the victim and defen­ dant. Judges must go the extra mile to keep the victim In the minds of the defendant. We should stop being spectators In the game of life, be brave and bold so all of our children can have a safe life, he con­ cluded. B rief---------C o a tla a a d A m Pegs I A began to choke and scream at the victim. He then reportedly took money and the woman's car keys and attempted to leave. The cab however. Is said to be blocking the vehicle and he could not get out of the p ark ­ ing space. He then began to ram the cab several times, then pulled forward and struck another vehicle. Con­ tinuing an attempt to flee, he eventually rolled over the cur. then fled on foot. He was subsequently ar­ rested by Casselberry police and the Seminole County sheriffs K-0 unit and turned over to Winter Springs police. He has now been taken to the John E. Polk Correctional Fa­ cility for holding. **■* PAZ malting LAKE MARY • The Lake Mary Planning and Zoning Board will meet tonight (April 28) beginning at 7 p.m. In the commission chambers of city hall. The only Item listed under new business Is a site plan r e ­ view for an office building to be located at the south aide of Lake Mary Boulevard between Fifth Street and County Club Road (Tony Zanca Office Building). Professional Design Associates Is listed as the ap­ plicant. The meeting la open to the blic. Lake Mary City Hall Is ated at 100 N. Country Club Road. K H im running out SANFORD • The Florida DM- HartM PtKrto by Marvs H*wtin» Pictured at the luncheon ore Holan Pugh (from left, front row), executive director of Safohouso; Chiof Daniel Kerr. Winter Springs Police Department; Inves­ tigator Robin Bernoaky, Winter Springs Police DeAwards were presented to Robin Demosky of the Winter Springs Police Dept, ns the r e ­ cipient of the Deputy Hugh Thomas Law Enforcement Award, presented by Chief Deputy Steve Harriett of the Seminole County Sheriffs Of­ fice. Advocate of (he year for the Victims Rights Award went to alon ol Emergency Manage­ ment says lime Is running out for applications for federal/state aid connected with winter storms and flooding, and the tornadoes that struck In and near Sanford earlier this year. The final deadline Is May 0 for those who may have suf­ fered damage. State Coordinating Officer Joe Meyers said, 'Even If the victims have Insurance, they still should apply. All losses muy not be covered by Insur­ ance and federal/state assis­ tance could lie available for such cases. In addition to victims In Seminole County, the area for emergency applications in­ cludes Volusia. Orange. Lake, and 52 additional counties. The phone number to call la 1-800 402-9029. Potslbli overdose OVIEDO > Jessica Silverman. 21. of 2885 Howard Ave­ nue. was found dead, lying face down on a living room couch around 2 p.m. Saturday. The Seminole County Sheriffs Of­ fice reported that Silverman has Injection marks on both of her arms. It Is speculated that she may have died from a her­ oin and cocaine overdose. A roommate, Angela Baas, 28. had told police that Sil­ verman used drugs with an ­ other roommate. Kenneth Weston. 34. Weston waa ar­ rested Saturday charged with possession of drug parapher­ nalia. but was later released. He liad been under house a r­ rest. Manager the past 25 years. The posi­ tions Included city manager, county administrator, county manager and Interim city m an­ ager. In Alabama. Tennessee, South Carolina Virginia and Florida (Alachua County). He holds a master's degree In Public Administration. Aimwait's name was listed by all commissioners except Leaaaid. RON H. RABUN - or Lake Mary. Has Hated 8 government related positions In the past 18 1/2 years. Locally, he served as Seminole County manager for more than 5 years. Other posi­ tions were Interim positions, city and county manager and administrator. Employment has been In North Carolina. Oeorgla and Florida. He holds a master's degree In Public Administration. Rabun's name was put on the list by all members of the city commis­ sion except Eckstein. ANTHONY VANDKRWORP - of Sanford. Following one year on the mayor's staff In Detroit, he has served for over 17 years In Seminole County positions, serving aa principal senior planner, planning director, planning and development di­ rector and public works direc­ tor. He holds • master's degree In Planning. His name was mentioned Monday night by all commissioners except missioner Lyons. pnrtment; Stewart Stone. Christine Mouton. Back row. Chiof Doputy Stove Harriott. Sominoto County Sher­ iff's Office; Judge Ted Poe; State Attorney Norm Wolflngor. Debra Wagner of Victim Rights Services nt the Seminole County Sheriffs Offlre. This award was presented by HoiIan Pugh of Safehouse of Seminole. Attorney of the Year Award was presented to Stewart Stone by State Attorney Norm Wolflnger who also prrslded at the luncheon. The Outstanding Service Award was presented to Chris­ tine Mouton by State Attorney Wolflnger. Special guest from the state was Cassandra Jenkins of the Bureau Chief Prevention Services from the Florida Dept, of Juvenile Justice. Florida was the second state to Initiate the Victims Right Program. When asked If Commissioner Dick Van Dcr Weidc ever hugged her. Suber said. "yes. but his wasn't the same. The others were tighter and more Intimate type." Suber said Van Der Wclde and his wife were friends of hers. Suber said she received hugs from woman commissioner Pal Warren, loo. 'Did you find anything offen­ sive about them?" ' No. I did not," Suber said. Suber said one county em­ ployee told her how good he was In bed. and another 'tried to undress me with Ills eyes." Jeff Mandel. an attorney rep­ resenting the county, asked Suber. 'Isn’t It true that you. on occasion, flirted with coworkers?" 'No. that Isn't true." she an ­ swered. ‘Isn't It true that you. on oc­ POLICE BRIEFS D ru g s Julie Bemlsh. 34. of 500 Orrcn Springs Clr., Winter Springs, was arrested Satur­ day. April 25. by Longwnod police. Bcmlsh was churged with possession of a controlled substance and arrested In (he 000 block of North Stale Road 000. Officer found substance In defendant's car. Charles Grayson. 27. of 135 Bethune Clr.. Sanford, was ar­ rested Friday. April 24. by Seminole County deputies. Grayson was charged with sale of cocaine, possession of co­ caine with Intent to distribute, possession of stolen firearm and possession of cannabis under 20 grams. Grayson was arrested at the above address. Jeffrey .Whitaker. 30. of 1072 N. Central Ave., Oviedo, was arrested Friday. April 24. by Seminole County deputies. Whitaker was charged with possession of drug parapher­ nalia and arrested at the above address. Ofllcer Issued warrant to Whitaker, and. upon search, they found Items on Whitaker. Tomeka Long. 21. of 135 Bethune Clr., Sanford, was ar­ rested Friday. April 24. by Seminole County deputies. Long wus charged with sale of a controlled substance and ar­ rested at the above address. The Clty/County Investigative Bureau conducted an under­ cover operation. Long's arrest was a result of that operation. Nellie Lockhart. 44. of 135 Bethune Clr. Sanford, was a r­ rested Friday. April 24. by Seminole County deputies. Lockhart was charged with possession of drug (wraphernnllu and possession of can­ nabis under 20 grams. The ar­ rest was the result of a CCIB undercover operation. Lockhart was nrremted at the above ad­ dress. Quentin Hunt. 21. of 1120 E. Ulh St.. Sanford, waa arrested Friday. April 24. by Sanford police. Hunt was charged with (Missesslon of cannabis within 2(X) fret of a public park. Hunt was arrested In the 100 block of Sterling Court. The Sanford QUAD squad made the arrest. Attem pted ro b b e ry Wlllir Roberts . 04. of 100 Wcstwtnd Ct., Sanford, was arrrstrd Sunday. April 20. by Sanford police. Roberts was cliargrd with attempted armed robbery and aggravated as­ sault. Rntx-rta was arrested In the 1500 block of French Ave­ nue. Roberts allegedly charged a man with a silver Instrument wanting the nun's property. Burglary Jonathan Frick. 18. of 044 Meadow Book Dr.. Winter Springs, was arrested Friday. April 24. by Winter Springs ollce. Frick was charged with urglary and grand theft. Frick was arrested In the 200 block of Bush Boulevard. Officer re­ ported thut Frick had jewelry In n bag that he was carrying. Donna Stankovtcli-Masluk. 29. or 403 Cldermlll PI.. Lake Mary, was arrested Fnday. April 24. by Seminole County deputies. She was charged with battery and arrested at the above address. She allegedly fought with her husband Out she Is presently getting a di­ vorce from. John Masluk, 31, of 403 Cldermlll PI.. Lake Mary, was arrested Friday. April 24. by Seminole County deputies. Masluk was charged with bat­ tery and arrested at the above address. Susan Alkens, 21, of 102 Bethune Clr., Sanford, was ar­ rested Friday. April 24. by Sanford police. Alkens waa charged with aggravated b a t­ tery and arrested at the above address. Alkens allegedly stabbed her sister In the leg. LOUI8R M. HITTELL WINONA M. TESTS AU Transmission Defects Are Not M ajor ! P ro b le m s - y Consult a ^ Specialist 209 W. 25th SL, Sanford Since 1959.~Saii»e Location C hwomm F A M IL Y O W N ID * O PR R A TH D Co»PoB “We're M k - I l n l m prul iding good service. good fwal. and good atm w phm for the entire family" Fax us your order at: 322-06M OtMCvH t t l M. P astry dab M. On* M-Tb. I a.n.- • p. . Fri. a tat. • a n -II tea. ba m. • M .n . ___________ Call III Far Fait D alhrary! C o m p le te Y o u r Bachelor’s' Com­ HKNRY C. DOUVB • of Cin­ cinnati. Ohio, bom In Orlando and raised in DcLand. He haa held 13 years experience In government administration In Ohio and Kentucky, as well as an additional 14 years In vari­ ous levels of academia. He Is currently administrator for An­ derson. a suburban community of Cincinnati with a population of 45,000. Commissioner Whltcy Eckstein waa the only person to suggest hla name be added to the top 4. City Manager BUI Simmons outlined the next steps, which will Include allowing for com­ missioners to conduct Individ­ ual Interviews with candidates for about 1 1/2 hours each, followed by an overall meeting where all commissioners would meet with IndMdual candi­ dates. The Interviews are to be scheduled between May 5 and 10 when commissioners are available. The city would pay Dolive and Zumwalt transportation costa In order to bring them to the city for interviews. AIthough the suggested list waa made during the work session Monday afternoon, the com­ mission formally announced the top 4 candidates during the regular commission meeting Monday night. Louise M. Hittell. 85. South Healthcoe, Plant City, died Sunday, April 20. 1998. Mrs. Hittell was bom In Sanford. Mrs. Hittell was a homemaker. She was a member of Church of Ood of Prophecy. Survivors Include sons. Rob­ ert. Plant City. Alvin Jr.. San­ ford, Lee. Altamonte Springs; daughters. Marjorie Smith, Ponce DeLeon. Betty Flowers. Lake Monroe; sister. Martha Coop. Winter Park; brother. Bill Klnard. Orlando; 14 grand­ children; 22 great-grandchil­ dren. Baldwin-Fairchild Oaklawn Park Cemetery and Funeral Home. Lake Mary. In charge of arrangements. LSROY LEVI JOHNSON Leroy Levi Johnson. 63. Lo­ cust Avenue. Sanford, died Fri­ day, April 24. 1998 at Orlando Regional Healthcare. Bom Feb. 5, 1935 In Crescent City, he moved to Sanford In 1939. Mr. Johnson waa a retired nurse attendant. He waa a Baptist. Survivors Include daughter. Carolyn. Sanford; slater, (net J. Seymour Thompson. San­ ford; brother. Walter C. Sey­ mour, Rochester, N.Y. Sunrise Funeral Home. San­ ford. In charge of arrange­ ments. Winona M. Teets. 67. Stedman. N.C.. died Friday. April 24. 1998. Mrs. Teets was re­ tired after 20 years In tele­ communications/electronics at Strom berg-Carl son, Lake Mary. She was a member of Magnolia Baptist Church. Survivors Include son, Bruce, Sted man, N.C.; daughter. Dale Ooldbach. Atlanta, - Oa.: 5 grandchildren; 1 great­ grandchild. J r mlgan -Warren Funeral Home. Fayetteville. N.C., In charge of arrangements. ATTEND AN INFORMATION MEETING TO FIND O U T HOW YOU CAN EARN A BACHELOR OF SCIENCE DEGREE IN ONLY 27 MONTHS Evening and weekend claaaca Degree In Business Management Minimum of 30 credits required for admission Now accepting application* for the August term IN F O R M A T IO N M E E T IN G Darn Thursday. 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GI L L E T T E F O R Y O U R B U S IN E S S T O A P P E A R ll\l T H IS D IR E C T O R Y ... C A L L SEIUIIVIOLE H E R A L D D IS P L A Y A D V E R T IS IN G 3 2 2 - E B I 1 �SEMINOLE Cfjr ffcralb Seminole Herald, Sanford. Florida •Tuesday, Apnl 20, 1998 •SA Diamond districts Special| opportunity hunts are like the old days SANFORD _ Special-opportunity hums In Florida this (all Mill recreate the way hunting was a few drearies ago. Participants will have an arra virtually all to themselves. and chanrrs o( bagging a liupliy animal or a lrg.il limit of quail will he excellent. Ilir Game and Frrsh Water Fish Commission created special-opportunity hunts In response to sportsmen who said they wanted a time and placr to hunt whrrr conditions are a notch above standard opportunities. Sportsmen said they would he willing to pay a little extra lor special op|Nirtunltles. Karh hunt application will require a $5 non refundable application fee. hut Interested hunters can submit as many applica­ tions as they please when applications become available May I. I .Ike In the old days, special-opportunity hunt! rrs will have an opportunity to tnkr alligators on j (our arras with go<>d populations of large gators. : For a $250 license IS 1.000 for non-residents), i seven participants will have authorization to i take one alligator during one 15-day hunt on the L Guana River Wildlife Management Area (WMA) or f during one of the two 15-day hunts rarh on the j Trnoroc Fish Management Area (two hunters for - rat h hunt). Oenla WMA (two or three Inmtrrsl or ? Hirer Lakrs WMA (two or three hunters). Alllgu• lor hunts will take place Sept. 1-15 and 16-30. J' White-tailed deer with trophy racks abound on ; the 21.000 acre Ft. Drum WMA. and 20 hunters • will have seven days on the area to take a buck '■ and some may receive doe permits us well. Per­ mits for selected hunters will cost $50. The spr: rial-opportunity deer hunt will take place Nov. j 14 20. Special-opportunity hog hunts will take place : on the Kissimmee River WMA's 4.700-acrr Hick­ ory Hammock Unit for 10 hunters Sept. Ill 20 and 26-27; the 11.000-ucre Triple N Ranch WMA for 15 hunters Oct. 17-IH and 24-25. Oct. 31 -Nov. 1. and Nov. 7-8; and 20 hunters on the Fort Drum WMA Sept. 0-11. 10-18 und 23-25. Penults for hog hunts will cost $50 on the Fort Drum urea und $100 on the other ureas. There will be size or bag limits for special-opportunity hog hunts on the Klsslrnmre River or Fort Drum WMAs. On the Triple N Ranch WMA. the dally bag limit for hogs will be two. but there will be no size limit. On the 2.000-acre TWtn Rivers WMA Blue Springs Unit, special-opportunity quail hunts will take place Dec. 4 5. 5 6. 18-19. 10 20. Jan. 12. 2-3. 15-16 und 16-17. Permits will cost $100 per hunter. Only two hunters will participate In each quail hunt. Spcclul-opportunity quail hunts will take place ns one half day In the nftemoon und one-half day In the morning. The bag limit Is 12 quail per group per half u day. The Twin Rivers WMA also will l>e the scene of special opportunity bird dog training hunts on Oct. 1.6.8.13.15.20.22.27 und 20. Penults will rost $10 per group of four hunters with up to six dogs. All applicants must submit the non-refundable $5 application fee with each application. Exempt hunters will not be required to purchase permits for special opportunity hunts except specialopportunity alligator hunters will be required to purchase alllgu tor trapping licenses. The GFC also will host special-opportunity turkey hunts nrxt spring on Fort Drum. Triple N Ranch und Lake George Dcxter/Mury Farms Unit. SHUPE’ S SCOOP Hunting and Jhihlng can be like the ‘ good old d a g s’ If you are willing to work at It. or If you are willing lo think outside o j the box ! and do things a little differently. FISHING FORECAST j Expect buss fishing to be slow due to high wa; lers. The river Is dropping slowly, but the water • level Is still way over the banks. Action will be i better In local lakes where there are clearly de; fined banks lo confine bass. Shiners and plustlc i worms are top offerings. Snook ore hitting large live shrimp ut Sci ! hastlan Inlet. Also expect blueflsh. Jack crevalle. • small snappers and a few trout and flounder. Cuptuin Jack at Port Canaveral has little to i report In the way of ofTshore action. High seas i liuvc kept most boats In Port. Anglers getting out I are catching a few king mackerel and dolphin. • Inside the Port, count on sheepshead nnd floun­ der. Truut und reds are beginning to roam the flats of the Banana and Indian Rivera. Sheepshead and blueflsh dominate the uctlon at Ponce Inlet. Drum, redflsh. Jack crevalle and ladyflsli arc also mixed In with catches. Live or dead shrimp Is the lop bait. Trout and rrdflsh are rated us good In Mosquito Lagoon. Decker saves day TOURNAMENTS BASEBALL for Lake Howell CLASS AA-D18TRJCT 3 s t Lyman High School MONDAY'S RESULTS B y J e f f U e rlin lc k e ASSISTANT SKIRTS EDITOR IjONOWOOD _ Two strikes, two nuts, a 2 O lead. One batter away 'Die l-ikt* Howell baseball team was one strike away from advancing to the semi finals of the Class OA-Dlstrlct 3 baseball championships Monday evening at the Carlton Henley Sports Complex when tilings started to unravel Silver Hawks ptlchrr Danny Burleson was working on a masterpiece, standing one out from a complete game. Then. Deland sln ak Lonnie Tldmarsh, pinch hitter Mike Moore and Scott DcPusqua hit consecutive singles, the third scoring the first run of the game lor the Bulldogs. nnd c hasing Burleson out of the game with the Hawks' playofT chances hanging by a thread. In came Likr Howell reliever Ross Decker who promptly gave up a hunt single hy Brandon Held to load the bases. Then, with the Hawks' season In the balani e Decker needed Just three pitches to m o ld a strikeout and the Hawks advanced to l.u e regular season district champion Lake Mart Wednesday night at Lyman. That game will he at 5 p m., preceding a game between last year's regional representatives. No 2 seeded and defending state and district champion l-ike Brantley and No. 5 seed and defending dlstrtil runner-up Oviedo. Ilie Lions (i.ime *1 _ L ike llim rll 2. U r U n l I (Lour a2 Ovlnfci S Lyman 2. H-lrinlnz* WEDNESDAY S SEMIFINALS (lame- »3 _ Luke llim rll v» L ik r Mary. 5 p in G.unr M Ovlrtki vs U k r tlranllry. K p m FRIDAY 8 CHAMPIONSHIP O am r t 5 W rtlnrsel.iy's sin n e rs 7pm B y T o n y D e S o n n ie r CLASS BA -D ISTRICT S s t H istoric Sanford Memorial Stadium TODAY'S OAME8 (kune »l _ M ainland vs Deltona 4 p m (lam e t 2 Oak Kk1«e vs lin e lodge 7 p m WEDNESDAY'S SEMIFINALS Claim- *3 _ S p rin t Creek vs M ainland-Deltona w inner. 4 p III. l a n e »4 _ Seminole v» Oak lodge lin e lUilge winner. 7 p m FRIDAY S CHAMPIONSHIP Dam e I I W ednesday • winners 7 p m SOFTBALL CLASS BA-DISTRICT 3 at Lake Mary High School TODAY'S OAMES ('•.true • ! . L ike llnuilley i s D rLuu! 5 p m Oame »2 Like llim rll vs Lyman 7 30 p m WEDNESDAY'S SEMIFINALS •nine *3 _ Oviedo vs L ike Unwell Lyman winner. 5 |i it. <«ame »4 _ Lake Mary vs l«ikr llm nlley Delatnd winm i 7 to p m FRIDAY S CHAMPIONSHIP (.aim <5 _ W ednesdays winners 7 p m CLASS BA-DISTRICT 0 at Sem inole High School TODAY'S OAMES P le a se s e e H a w k s. P a g e 6 A ‘ •art* <1 *.ane t i SILVER HAWKS 2 . BULLDOGS i DeLand OOO OOO I I 8 3 Lake Howell 2 0 0 OOO z _ 2 S 1 Itu kt it .uullltkl lliiilw-sm Is-ikrr 171 anti Munlljo WT _ lluik-si>ii IS 31 IJ' _ l<k kilt Sjir _ linker III 211 . lake IkmeII l a v Mules 311 _ Hour lll< _ mine Ik-ioril* . lake lk ~ .ll III 12 Knapp overcomes mistake to carry Oviedo to upset o f host Lyman Mainland vs Deltona. 4 30 p m Oak Kklge vs Spruer Creek. 7 p m HERALD CORRESPONDENT LONCWOOD _ On second thought, maybe picking Ben Knapp ofT first base wasn't such a good Idea. In the lop of the sixth Inning of Monday night's first round game In the Class GA-Dlstrtct 3 baseball tournament at Lyman High School. Knapp, the Oviedo High School pitcher, had Just singled to tic the game with the Lyman Grey­ hounds at 2-2. After u strikeout and a fly ball. Knapp was still standing on first base with Lion teammate Jeremy Frost on second. Lyman pitcher Evan Lioacono made several plrk-ofT attempts and feints toward second base, trying to keep Frost close to the bag. Suddenly. Uoacono made a snap throw to first base, picking ofT Knapp and ending the rally. It may liavr gotten the Greyhounds out of the Inning, but the play also may have served to take them out of tire game. Knapp went back to the mound and procrrdrd to retire the next nine hitters, striking out six. Then, in the top of the eighth Inning. Please see Lions, Page 6A WEDNESDAY'S SEMIFINALS Galtir <i lin e lodge v• M ainlandD eltona w inner. 4 W) (i ill laamr M . ^ iin if4c « (Xik S p ru ir C rrrk s in n r i 7 |i in FRIDAY'S CHAMPIONSHIP flanw «S i*-lu e s d a y s w inners 7 pm «__________ Oviedo Lyman LIONS 5 . GREYHOUNDS 3 OOO 101 0 3 0 0 2 0 0 0 2 0 0 OO J 3 7 2 Knapp and Kro»l Uoacono and Kaminski WP Knapp (44| U* . Uoacono (6 0) Save _ none. 2B _ Oviedo. PulU (9); l.yman Crave* 311 .n o n e HR _ Oviedo. Knapp (ft| Records .IM e d o I S - I I . L ym an IB-14. Bears earn No. 1 seed in district softball P ro m S ta ff R e p o rts Members of the league champion 9-10 year-old Junior Magic Tittlo Rascals* out of tho Seminolo Family YMCA in Lako Mary are: (loft to right) kneeling _ Jimmy Muth, Jordan Badran, Brandon Waddle, Andrew Dykes and Kyle Cogbum. Standing _ Michael Rands, Russ Rands, Ross Cortess. Brian Hood, Max Berry and head coach Mark Baltzell. Rascals prove height isn’t everything B y J e f f B erU n ick e ASSISTANT SPORTS EDITOR LAKE MARY _ So good, and so small. That's the opinion of the players on the 0-10 Junior Muglc team that pluys out of the Seminole Family YMCA. Tlie Irani Just captured the league championship for coach Mark Baltzell, his second of the season after also leading his 11-12 team to the title. The players call themselves the Little Rascals be­ cause. what they lacked In height Is made up for hy playing strong. Irritating defense. They won the final game last week, 18-17 to bring home the champion­ ship. Please see Rascals. Page BA WINTER SPRJNOS _ The Winter Springs Lady Bears softball team will travel to Cocoa Beach this Fri­ day to compete In the District 3A playofTs. This Is the first year for Winter Springs High School and they want to start a tradition. The lady Bears faced both of their district oppo­ nents. Cocoa Beach High School and Melbourne Central Catholic twice this year. In district play the Bears went undefeated with a per­ fect 4-0 record and earned the No. 1 seed for the tournament. Coach JUI Conk had her work cut out for her. Aa a new school there was no Junior or senior expe­ rience to rely on. The team ts made up of two sophomores and nine freshman. Coach Conk had to start from scratch. She had to establish them In positions and help them gel Into a team. With the odds against them, the Bears went .500 this year with a 10 and 10 record. Their wins Include Lake Mary, Lake Brantley. Lyman and Seminole. The pitching staff of Bcckle Manglno and Almee Nettles stood the test. Opponents soon teamed that these two could deliver the knock out punch at any time. To­ gether they provided three shutouts and a no hitter. First year catcher Leslie Helms picked off base tunners, called Beer :30, MJG open Co-Ed season with victories B y D ea n S m ith HERALD SPORTS EDITOR SANFORD _ The Sanford Recrea­ tion Department Spring Co-Ed Slowpltch Softball League opened with u pair of hotly contested, but fun gamrs at Ptnrhurst Park Mon­ day night. In the opening game. MJG used a pair of seven-run Innings to defeat Maronda Homes 15-4. In the nightcap. Beer :30 scored seven runs In the sixth Inning to break a 2-2 tic and bested KMS (Kempkr Music Service) Sound 9-2. Next week, the Seminole Scoop, which tiud a bye tills week, will take un KMS Sound at 7 p.m. and MJG will battle Beer :30 at 8 p.m. Maronda Homes will liavr the week ofT. Tk'o nin singles by Ruben Oarcia iuid Greg Lutz und an RBI single by Amy Bouclrr keyed a seven-run bottom of the first Inning for MJG. Maronda Homes came back with three runs In the top of the second billing with u Michelle Carroll tworun double being the big blow and llien added a single run In the fourth Inning on an RBI single by Carroll to cut the lead lo 7-4. MJG regained the momentum In the bottom of the fourth Inning with Paula Songer scoring on J J . J tics' grounder und then closed out the game with seven runs In the flftli Inning. A two-run double by Don Baldwin and a two-run single by Songer were the big hits. Contributing for MJG were Dan Olll (one triple, one single, two runs scored), Amy Bouclcr (two singles, two runs scored, one RBI), Chuck Harley (two singles, two runs scored). Don Baldwin (one double, one run scored, two RBI) und Ruben Garcia and Paula Son­ ger (one single, one run scored and two RBI each). Also contributing were Lisa Please see Co-Ed. Page OA - . M JO m s ■ M f ISO - OSS 10 . 4 10 TO O 17 _ I S I S 0 0 0 110 0 . S I S 030 007 ■ _ S IS �6A Herald Sanfonl FloriOa Tuesday. Apnl 28, 1998 Legal Notices Deadline for entry Is Wednesday. April 29th. Call Rocky Elllngsworih Jr. at 695-7113 for more Information. IN B R IE F Women’ s softball qualifier Red Bug Summer Softball CASSELBERRY _ Red Bug Lake Park will host a Women's Class C Slow Pitch Softball Southern National Qualifier on May 2-3. T\vo Southern National Qualifying berths will be available. Cost ts $175 for the double elimination tournament. CASSELBERRY _ The Seminole County Recreation Department will oiler a Summer Slow pilch Softball League nt Red Hug Lake Park starting the week of May 18th. Men's leagues will be offered nightly, with n new women's league starting up on Mon­ day's and a Co-Ed league on Wednesday’s. For more Information, please call 6957113. Palatka Softball Tournament PALATKA _ The Blue Crab Festival Softball Tournament will lake place May 22-25, In Palatka at Triangle Park. All Men's and Church Slow-Pilch classes are welcome. Deadline Is May 20lh. For more Information contact Richard C. Goodwin at (904) 328-9382. SCC baseball team ends season on high note From Staff Reports ORLANDO _ The Seminole Community College baseball ended a tough season on a high note and In the process spoiled the final games ever to be played by Valencia Community College as the Raiders swept a doublehcader at Orlando on Saturday. Josh Rhodes' two-run home run with one out In the top of the seventh Inning erased a 3-2 deficit as SCC won the first game of the MidFlorida Conference doubleheader 4-3. In the nightcap. Sanford's Phillip Eubanks drew a two-out. bases loaded walk In the top of the 11th Inning to give the Raiders a 3-2 victory and the sweep. Hawks Continued from Page BA advanced by upsetUng No. 3 seeded Lyman. 5-2, In elght-lnnlngs Monday night. Burleson pitched one of his best games of the season, the only one In which he has gotten the chance to pitch on a regular basis. “1 really wanted to pitch a complete game." Burleson said. "I Just got tired at the end and started to hang my curve ball.’ Lake Howell has been the surprise story of Ute district and the Seminole Athletic Confer­ ence all season, rebounding from a losing sea­ son to finish with a 19-12 record and Burleson, u rlghty, has been the ace all season. *IVe had some good games.* he said. *WeVe really played great ball the second half of the year.* Lake Howell started with a lcadoff double In the first from Chris Gase and Jim Bloodgood singled him In and moved to third on consecu­ tive Deland errors. Joe Santllll's fly ball to center easily scored Bloodgood and Lake Howell had aU the runs It Lions' Continued from Page BA Knapp launched a 3-1 pitch from Uoacono over the left field wall for a three-home run that gave Oviedo (15*11) a 5-2 decision over the Qrey* hounds (15-14). "Ben got caught napping In the sixth Inning and It look us out of what could have been a big Inning,* said Oviedo conch Kenne Brown. Then, keeping a straight face. Brown added. "But I guess he made up for it later on." Earlier in the evening, Rosa Decker struck out Cole Nolan on three pitches to leave the bases loaded In the top of the seventh Inning and pre­ serve Lake Howell's 2-1 victory over the DcLand Bulldogs. Lake Howell, seeded No. 4 In the six-team dis­ trict, will play No. 1 seed Lake Mary at 5 p.m. Wednesday. That game will be followed by the sixth-seeded Lions challenging the defending Class 6A state champion and No. 2-seeded Lake Bears Contlasad from Pago BA pitches and directed play like a veteran. The middle Infield of Shana Corsln and Katie Ortflln kept the Bears alive while the c o r ners were anchored by Dixie Reynolds and Michelle Solano. The outfield, made up of Melanie Pace, Eileen Hatfield Co-Ed Contlnosd from Pag* BA Devlin (one single, one run scored, one RBI). Eric Cooper (one single, two runs scored). Greg Lots (one single, two RBI). Alison Baxter (one single, one run scored). Tee Baldwin (two runs scored) and J J . JUea (one RBI). ling Homes offei offense were Michelle Carrol] (one double, one single, one run scored, three RBI), Patty Dorion and Randy H um ­ mer (two singles each). Mike Poczik and Rick Lawrence (one single and one run scored each). Lori Poe and Kenny Miller (one single each), Debbie Pocrik (one run scored) and Jackie (one RBI), Beer :30 scored two runs In the second inning on a single by Mike Berg and a grounder by Bob Goyotte and KMSSound plated single runs In the fourth and fifth Inning with Kellie Rupert and David Sharp getting the RBI. The score remained 2-2 until tlie bottom ol the sixth Inning when the Beer 30 bats awoke for seven runs. The big hits In the Inning were a two runs tri­ ple by Mickey Helms and a two-run double by Jerry DlBartolo. Powering Beer :30 were Mickey Helms (one triple, one single, one run scored, two Rill), Jerry DIBartolo (one double, one single, one run scored, two RBI). Mike Berg (two singles, one run scored, t SCC ends the season with a 14-36 record overall and 4-20 In the conference. The Matadors finished the season with a 2323-1 record overall and 11-12-1 In the M-FC. II was announced last fall that Valencia would drop all of Us athletic programs after the end of the 1998 season. Jesse Mario (5-7) was the winning pitcher In the first game, giving up Just two earned nms and striking out six In throwing the complete game. Powering the Raiders were Rhodes (one home run. one triple, two runs scored, two RBI). Eubanks (two singles, one run scored). Andres Correa (one single, one nut scored, one RBI). Chris Wade (one single) and Jamry Epperson would need. Meanwhile, Burleson was mowing down the Bulldogs In order until a one-out fourth Inning single broke up his perfect game. On the night, Burleson allowed only four hits and struck out five In six and two-thirds Innings. Lake Howell could have token a commanding lead but had two runners picked off In the first two Innings to keep It close. Deland threatened In the fourth when, with one out. back to back singles followed by a passed ball had runners on second and third, but Burleson retired the next two batters with­ out the baU leaving the infield. That was the last threat Delond was able to mount untU the seventh when Decker came In to put out the fire. *1 knew Ross could get It one,* Burleson said. Decker will be on the hill Wednesday when the Hawks take on Lake Mary and probable starter Brian 13re tier. The winner will clinch a berth In the state reglonals regardless of the outcome of Friday's 7 p.m. finals. Brantley Patriots at 8 p.m. The championship game Is scheduled for Fri­ day night. All three games will be played at Ly­ man High School. Providing the offense for the Oviedo Lions were Frost (three singles, one run), Knapp (home run. single, two runs, four RBI). Scott Ferrell (two singles, two runs), Lawrence PulU (double. RBI), and Ouy Erwin (single). Doing the hitting for the Lyman Greyhounds were Kevin Graves (double, single, one run); Jose Torres (two singles), Brandon Epple (single, RBI), Josh Haicn and Kit Kaminski (one single each), and Tim Wolgemuth (one runs scored). Knapp (4-4) allowed two nm s, one earned, on seven hits to earn the victory. He struck out 11 and walked one. Uoacono (6-6) suffered the loss after giving up five runs (four earned) on nine hits. He struck out seven without Issuing a walk. and Alicia Druman provided speed, accuracy and the ability to gun down runners trying to advance. Otvtng the starters a break are Stefknl Compton and Jenny Bart. The Winter Springs offense provided everything bom sin­ gles to home runs. With the big sticks of Helms and Reynolds coupled with the blistering of Hatfield and Pace It for some high scoring games. There was never a lack of action when Bears were on base! Coach Conk and her Lady B ean are hoping to fly the Dis­ trict pennant at Winter Springs High School. Oame time is 7 p.m. Friday at Cocoa Beach High School. (one RBI). Lake Brantley graduate Matt Krot scored a run and drove In one for Valencia. Doing the damage for SCC In the nightcap were Eubanks (one double, one single, one RBI). Epperson (two singles, two runs scored), Correa (two singles, one nm scored). Travis Gumblc (two Blngles) and Rhodes and New Smyrna Beach’s Ken Irelic Evans (one single ench). The winning pitcher was Sanford's Brad Jenkins (3-8) who came on In relief to throw two perfect Innings, Including three strike outs. Krot was 2-for-5 with a run scored for the Matadore. RAIDERS 4-3, MATADORS 3-2 OAME ONE B cm la o ls C . C . V a la n c la C . C . 100 0 01 3 _ 4 fl 111 0 0 0 0 . 3 0 Mario and Uularppe- Mrronchuck Madded (B| and M ciinlth. W P . Mario 13 7) LP . Madded 13 3) Save . non*. 3D . VC C . Rodrtfuci 3D _ SCC. Rhodes IIR . SCC. Rhode*. GAME TWO S sm la o U C. C. Valancla C. C. 0 0 0 0 0 0 201 01 _ 3 10 3 001 0 10 0 00 0 0 _ 3 B 2 Smith. Jenkins 1101 and Uuiseppe Ore turner. Oran |7>. Ward 191 and L a c n il* WP . J t n k ln i 13-81. LP . Ward. Saw none. 3D SCC. Eubank* 311 _ none. HR . none. Records _ SCC 14 36 overall 4 30 M FC; V C C 33 33-1 overall. 11-13-1 M FC. Legal N otices Legal Notices * N OTICE OF APPLICATION FOR TAX O I I D NOTICE I I HEREBY GIVEN. P '-l Mortgage and U lll lr Investment Corporation ol IN* SuutN*ad. IN* holder ol IN* Id kiwtng c*rl,ltca1*(t| Nat f,l*d tmd certificate!*) tor a la* d**d to b* m u * d lN*i»on Tha car* M id i# numb*rit) and y**r(*| of issuance. INa d*#cnption ol IN* property, and IN* nem*|t) in which ii was a i i n i t d it/ara at follow# C#rM*c#ts No 404# V#ar ol Ittuanca i »•J Description of Properly LEO LOT T OLK F LAKE MILL* E h OREE PB f l PO I I . k im t i in wNich assessed Chari#* Cassidy AU ol said pr. .party b*,ng in IN* County *1 tvnsnoi*. (tat* of Florida ; Unle#* tuch c*rtificat#{i) thall b» r*d#*m*d according lo law. IN* property d*tcnb*d In tuch certifies!*!#) will b* told to IN* h>gh*tl bidder at th* watt front door. taminol* County Courthout*. ianlord. Florid*, on IN* 11th day of May. IS M . at 11 00 a m Payment ol Sal* f**. applica­ te* documantary stamp laia* and recording I**# are required lo b* paid by IN* successful bidder #1 IN* ##t*. Full payment ol in emounl equal lo INa high••i brd la do* within 14 hourt altar IN* adv*nt**d llm* of IN* t*i* AII payment# than b* cash or guaranlsad instrument, mad* peyabl* lo th* Clark ol IN* Circuit Court Dated Ihta Oth day of Apnl, N O T IC I OP APPLICATION POR TAX D**D NOTICE I I HEREBY QIVEN. that Mortgage and Really Investment Corporation ol IN* South**#!. IN* holder ol IN* fol­ lowing certificate!#) ha* Iliad and certificatal#) lor a faa dead lo be Issued thereon Th* earti lice la number!*) and yearft) of Itsuanc*. th* description of IN* property and th* name!#) In which If waa asaattad it/ars as follow# Certificate No IM S Tear of Ittuanca: I SSI Description el Property LEO LOTS • • » OLK • AMENOSD PLAT OF 1ST ADD MINERAL SPRING PARK PB • POM . Nemee In which assessed Ellen Moor*. AM of ooid proper­ ly being in the County of Seminol*. Stale of Flondi Uni*** such certitwal*!*) ahall be redeemed according to law. th* property described in such cartthcal*!*) will be sold to IN* highest fodder at the steal front door. Semmola County Courthoua*. Sanford, Florida, on the ISIh day ol May, IS M , at 1ME (Eaal) MARYANNS MORSE CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT ■ EMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA by Mich*II* L iihr* Deputy Clark Publish April 14. 11. IS. and May 1. IM S DEP-I1S M T M C O U N T? I •P TNI IMNTiaNTN M A N S PON • ■ M IN O il COUNTY, one RBI) and Nicole Goyotte (two singles, one run scored). Also. Roland Jem lgan (one double, two runs scored, one RBI). Bob Goyotte (one single, one run scored, one RBI), Paula Richey and Jay Weaver (one single each) *nd Sherri Wilkie and Michelle Hunt (one run scored each). Doing the damage for KMS- Rascals Sound were Brad Bender (one triple, two singles, one run scored), Bruce Sellers (one double, one single, one run scored). Doug Atkinson (one double, one single) and David Sharp (two singles, one RBI). Others were. Kellie Rupert (one single, on RBI) and Marflsret, Christy Oliver and Sandy Romanakl (one single each). Andrew Dykes. Kyle Cogbum and Max Berry. Brandon Waddle missed a Oolng Into the finals, the pair of bee throws down the team was at a disadvantage as stretch but pulled in the re­ Michael Rands had to miss the bound and the team won by a game with a pulled hamstring. point. *lt wasn't as much fun since It was the second nail biter I couldn't play." Michael said. of the final round. Tb get to the "But when It was over, I still championship, they won 30-26 Jumped up and down." m overtime. In that one. Wad­ Russell added that their dle hit the winning shot and press and man defenses were Rom Cories* sealed It by the key to the team's success. pulling down a rebound with "Our defense won It for us." he said. two seconds remaining. Oolng Into the season, Mi­ For the win. the players will get trophies. Moat of them go chael didn't think too much to Wilson Elementary where about the team's chances. Baltzell Is a teacher. Some of "We had so many new play­ the players will move up to the ers and we didn't think we'd be 11-12 team next year. any good." he Said. T hen we Russell Rands and Waddle started to practice and we saw were the leading guards on the that are could be really good If team and Corieas, Michael we worked hard." Rands and Brian Hood rounded They stumbled at the atari, losing three early games, then out the front line. Other players included didn't lose again after that final Jimmy Muth, Jordan Badran. 1 1 O A O l NO. 00-tSA-00-MU HIGHLANDS HOMEOWNER*' ASSOCIATION. INC.. PlalntlN. vs JAMES DANIELS. Defendant N O T IC I OP ACTION TO: JAM** DANIIL* M S Marnl Drive Winter Springs, Florida U T M YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an Action lo anloro* a Non foreclo­ sure on NM following property In I*ml not# County. Florida Lai St, TH* HIOHLAMO* SEC­ TION* SEVEN AND IIO H T. according (a IN* plal th*r*ol at recorded In Plal Book IS. Pag*# IS and 1F, ol IN* Public Record* el Oomktols County, A lawault ho* bean (Nad again# i you aad you are required lo a*nr* a copy of your written defense*, it any, lo (l on KENNETH M. CLAYTON. ESOUIRI. Plaintiff* Attorney, whose eddree* la CLAYTON A MCCULLOH, t o i l MAITLAND C E N TfR COMMON* BLVO , MAITLAND. FLORIOA S t i l t . ON OR BEFORE MAY 1SIN. IM S end Me IN* original with the dark of bus Court either before aervtoe on Plaintiff* attorney or Immediately tharesllar; other­ wise • default wlU be entered age Inal you lor the relief demanded In Iha Lien Pereeleaurs Compia.nl O ATID on April SIN. IM S MARYANNi MORS* Clark of IN* Circuit A County Courts By KIMabalh Bui* A* Oeputy Clark Publish: April 14. I I . M . and May S. IS M OSP-144 11C0 am. Payment of Sal* tea. applicabie documantary stamp last a and recording leee are required lo be paid by th* successful fodder *1 th* aai*. Fun payment of an amount equal la th* high­ est bid it due willun 14 hour* alter the advertised lime ol the sale AM payment* shall be cash or guaranlsad Instrument, mad* peyabl* So th* Clerk of th* Circuit Court. Dated this Sth day of April. IM S (*••0 MARIANNE MORSE CLERK OF THE CIROUIT COURT EEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA by: Mlchall* L. Ethro Deputy Clerk Publish April 14. I I , M . and May E. IS D tp - l i t IN T N I CO U N TY COURT OF TH E BIO NT BE NTH JUDICIAL OIBOOtT, IN AND FOR •BMINOLB COUNTY, FLORIDA CASE NO. B T -IE 1 E -0 0 -S S -R PALM SPRINGE AT THE SPRINGS CONDOMINIUM ASSOCIATION. INC.. Ptstollff. ANN MART PARK. PURSUANT TO CHAPTER «* Node* ia ghrsn that pursuant lo Final Judgment el Foreclosure dated April 14th, IEEE. In Cat* No. ET-1E1S-CC10-R. of IN# County Court In and tar Seminal* C aunty. Florida. In which PALM EPRINOE AT THE SPRINGE CONDOMINIUM ASSOCIATION. INC., la th* Plaintiff and ANN MART PARK. I* th* Del andaat. I tvM **M to tha highest aad beat bidder lor esah a front door of ih< County Courthoua* In Eanford. Florida, at 11:00 a m., on May Itth , IEEE, th* following described property eel forth In the Order ol Final Judgment Unit S IM . PALM EPRINOE CONDOMINIUMS AT THE EPRINOE. a Condominium, logalhtr with an undivided share In those common #1*. menla appurtenant lharelo. according to the Declaration ol Condominium recorded In Official Record* Book IS IS . Pag* 111. a* amended by that certain Amendment recorded in Official llaoord* Book I TIT . Pag* 7 and Plal Book IE. Pag** E l through SO. ol the Public Records ol Seminole County. Florida and any amendments DATED: April 14th. IS M MARYANN! MORSE Clark ol County Court By: Jan* E Jaaewtc Deputy Clark CLAYTON AMCCULLOH IS M Maitland Center Maitland. Florid* SITS! (40f) STE-tlM Publication ol this Nolle* on I I . IS M . and Apnl IS. f iS OfP-tOT IN TH E CIRCU IT COURT OF T N I I I O N T I I N T H JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, M AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA CAES NO. S S -IIT T -D R -e S -A IN THE MATTER OF NAME CHANGE JJM. Patlltoner/Minor Child N O T IC I OF ACTION TO JOSEPH S MURRAY ADORE SS UNKNOWN YOU *r* hereby noIIlied ihel a petition for name change of your minor child. JJM, waa tiled m Ihia Court on th* tllh day ol APRIL. (S S I. end you are required to serve e copy ol your written defense*. If any, to It. on the Petitioner whoa* name and address are KERRYN E LUCAS, biological mother of minor child. JJM . 1041 Crystal Bowl Circle. Casselberry. Florid* SHOT, on or before the llih day of MAY. 1SSS. end til* th* original with th* clerk of th* above-styled court on or before the Ifih day of MAY f t t l . oth­ erwise. a ludgmeni of name change may be entered tor the relief demanded in this petition Dated tllh day ol APRIL. IM I MARYANNE MORSE CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT AND COUNTY COURTS By Nancy R Winter As Deputy Clerk Publish April I f , IS. and May S. I t . 1SM OSP-ttO M T N I CIROUIT COURT OF T N I IS TN JUDICIAL CIROUIT, IN AND FOR EEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA B IB IB JU . JURISDICTION DIVISION CASE NOi •• SSI C A 14 K OCWEN FEDERAL BANK. FSB PLAINTIFF VS LUIS A VEGA. I T AL OIFENDAMT(S) N OTICE OF ACTION CONSTRUCTIVE SERVICE TO LUIS A VEGA whose residence t* unknown if he/shs/lhsy be kvtng. and If hs/shs/they be dead, the unknown defendants who may be spouses, heirs, davlseas, granlaat, assignees) lienors, creditors, trustees, and all par­ lies claiming an Intarasl by. through, under or against th* Defendants, who am not known to be dead or abv*. and alt paruet having or claiming to have any right, lift* or InIere*t In th* property described In th* mort­ gage being foreclosed herein YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that an action to luiacfos* a mortgage and reestablish a foil not* and/or mortgage on th* faSosHng property. LOT 14. ALAFAYA WOOOE. PHASE XIV. ACCORDING TO THE PUT THEREOF AS R ICO R D IO IN P U T BOOK IT . PAOEE I I AND IS. PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA, has boon filed again*t you and you or# required lo Serve a copy el foot written defenses M sny. to It on DAVID J , STERN CEO PfainbtTs attorney, whoes eddrees I* M l B. UNIVERSITY DRIVE. STE #00, PUNTATION, FL 13314 (no taler than 30 day* from th* dal* of th* Ural publi­ cation of this nobe* of action) and fit* th* original swlh tha clerk of this court either before service on Plaintiff* attorney or Immediately the matter; other, wise a default will bo entered against you for th* relief demanded in tho complaint or petition filed heroin. WITNESS my hand and th* aaal of this Court *1 SEMINOLE County, Florida, this 11th day of APRIL. I N I MARYANN! MORES CLERK OF T N I CIRCUIT COURT BY Ruth King OeDuty Clark IN ACCOROANCE WITH THE AMERICANS WITH DISABIU TIES ACT, persons with dlaabU lb** needing a special accom­ modation should contact COURT AO MINISTRATION, at th* SEMINOLE County Courthoua* at 401-113-4310.1 . E O O -m - i m (TOD) or 1*100 ■It-STTO. via Florida Relay Service Law Olficaa of David J. Elam, PA. SOI •- University Drum Suite 100 Plantation, FL l i l t # (MS) 133 -0000 M -SIM KBFB) Publish April 11. EE. I M I OEP-tOO NOTICE OP APPLICATION FOR TAX D U O NOTICI IB HEREBY atVSN. that B.W. Simpkins Trust. Ms# I-Older of IS* following c* cat*!*) kss attafai tor a, tea deed to bo ttauod thereon. T M oortincat* number!*) and y**r(t) of Issuance, the description *1 th* property, and IM nam*{*| in which It was assessed Is/ar* at Certificate No: SEES Year of issuance ( M l Description ol Property: LEO LOTS • 10 I f *11 B IK ES NORTH CHULUOTA PB 1 PG #4 Name* in which aaaaaaod: John L. Mangum. AH of said property being In Nm County of Seminole. Stats of Florida. Unlast tuch certificate!*) shall be redeemed according lo law. the property described in such certifiesl*<#) wfM be sold Is the highest bidder at the west front door. Seminoto County Courthoua*, Sanford, Florida, on IM 11th day of May, )0 M . at 1100 S-m. Payment of Sale fog, apptica- and recording too* am required lo be paid by IM auccastfol fodder at dm eat*. Fud payment ol an amount equal to th* high, oat bid ia due within 34 hour# aflor th* advertised lima ol th* sat* All payment* than be cash or guaranteed instrument. mad* pay* ■ IM Clerk ol tM Circuit Court. I Dated Out fnd day of Aprs. (Baal ANNE MORSE MANTA CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT EEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA b r Mich*U* L. Silva Deputy Clark Pubkah: April y, ts, 11. and M . IS M DSP-41 Legal N otices NOTICB OF APPLICATION FOR TAX D S ID NOTICE IS HEREOV GIVEN lhat John J A/or Shirley R Prcklord-A#*ndorl, Ih* holder of lh* following centrical#)#) ha# Med **id certificate!#) tor a tas deed lo be ttiued iherenn Th* certificate number)#) and year)#) of issuance, th* deaertpiion of th* property, end the nsme(a) in which II was a#«*t**d is/ar* aa follow# Certitwal* No 14IT Year of Issuance ISSt Description of Property LEO LOT IS OLK C HENSONS ACRES PD • PO •• Name# In whWh assessed James L McKeeby Betsy W McKeeby All of said property being In the County of Seminole. Slat* of Florida Unless such csrtifwat*!#) shall be redeemed according lo taw. Ih* property described In such certificate)!) will be sold lo Ih* highs*I bidder el Ih* west front door. Seminol* County Courthouse. Sanford. Florida, on Ih* 1Sth day of May. t IM . at I I 04 a m Payment ol Sal* lee, applica­ ble documentary stamp test* end recording lee* am required to be paid by the successful tedder at the sal* Full payment ot an amount equal to Ih* high*«t bid •# due within 14 hour* ■Her Ih* adeertited lime ol th* sal* All payment# strait be cash ot guaranteed instrument mad* payable to Ih* Clerk ol th* Circuit Court Dated thu Ind day ol April. IM S (Seal) MARYANNE MORSE CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA by Mwhelle L. Silva Deputy Clark Publish April 7, 14. 11. and 7* IM S 0EP-S1 M T N I CIRCUIT COURT OF TH E I STH JUDICIAL OIROUrr, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA CASE No. S S -S SSS-O A-IS-B PNC MORTOAOS CORP OF AMERICA, formerly known *4 Seers Mortgage Corpora lion. Plaintiff vs SCOTT a MYERS. SR . *1 *1. Defendant NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN pursuant to an Order or Final Judgment and Order to reset ■ale entered In Case No *4 1C1E-CA-14-E ol th* Circuit Court ot Ih* IIT H Judicial Ckcuil In and for I I U l N O l f County. Florida, wherein PNC MORTGAGE CORP OF AMERI­ CA. formerly known as Sears Mortgage Corporation. Plaintiff, and SCOTT 0 MYERS. SR . af a t, am defendant*. | will tell lo foe highest fodder for cadi al IM West Front Door ol th* Seminol* County Courthout# Sanford, Florida at IM hour ol 1100 * m.. on the tta t day ol May. 1WE.' tM following describedfoe petty ’ LOT 104. 'W IK IV A HUNT CLUE* FOX HUNT SECTION 1. ACCOROINO TO THE PLAT THEREOF. A t RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK t t . PAOEE TS THROUQH S3. PUBLIC RICOROB OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA OATIO this H a l day ol April. ISM Maryann* Mora* Clark Circuit Court By: Dorothy W Bolton Deputy Clerk ROGER 0 B U R . PA P O Boa 4SM Orlando. FL 31S01 Attorneys tor Plaintiff April t l . and May S. DIP-SS7 M TU B O M Q U rr CO URT OP T N I BfOMTBSNTN JUDICIAL CIRCUIT M AND FON CASE NO. S B -t S I-O A -f 4-A CHASE MANHATTAN MORTQAOE CORPORATION. Piatnttfl vs NOBERT L. MCCOMBS. KIMBERLY D. MCCOMBS, his aril*, a nd_____ AN UNKNOWN PENEON IN POSSESSION OF THE SUBJECT R U L PROPERTY, D*l*ndanl(#) NOTICE OP NOTION TO All parties claiming inter##! by. through, under or sgsinat ROBERT L. MCCOMBS. Deceased, and sit parti*# hav­ ing or claiming to hav* any right, till* or inloratl tn th* property herein described TO U ARE NOTIFIED IM I an action for Foreclosure of Mortgage on I M following described property: LOT 114, TWIN RIVINS EEC. T10N VI. ACCORDING TO THE FLAT THEREOF AS RSC0R0E0 M PLAT BOOK 40. M O I E SO­ TS. OF THE PUBLIC RECOROI OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORI­ OA. a/k/a f i t s Ekans Drive. Oviedo, Florida EITSS hat bean tiled against you and you or* required lo aanra a copy of you written datonaas. H any, lo it on Ann* M. CrurAhrarti. Attorney for PtainllH. •hot# address It Suita 300. l i r e Madruga Avenue, Coral Babies. Florida 13143 within thirty (10) day* alter the Ural publication ol this Notice in tha •anford Herald and III* th* original with tM Clark ol this Coon either before service on Ffointlfr* attorney or immedi­ ately thereafter, otherwise a d*fault will b* entered against you for tM reII#I demanded in tM complaint. WITNESS my hand and Ih* aaal *1 this Court IM* f Sth day el APRIL, ISM , (BEAU MARYANNS MORSE A* Clark ol IM Court By: Ruth King A* Deputy Clark 'Parsons with a disability w M need a special accommodation to participate to tola proceeding shouW contact ADA Coordinator al Seminol* County Courthouse. SOI N. Pork *«ito NSC1. Sanford. Florida 317M , at least five days (4ot) April It . M . 1EM DEP-E1S �Seminole Herald. Sarttord. Florida - Tuesday, April 28. 1998 •7 A Legal Notices IN T M ( CIRCUIT COURT OR T H i 1 IQ K T IIN T H JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR •IM IN O L I COUNTY, FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION 6 A i l NO. 1 T -1 4 I1 -C A O lVlilO N 14w MARKET s t r ee t CORPORATION vl CHARLES D BORDEAUX •! el. m o rtga g e PI ein 1111(1), D#t#nd*nlfi) NOTICS OP P O R iO LO S U R i SALS NOTICE IS HEREDV GIVEN pursuant to a Pinal Judgmcnl of Mortgage Poraclotura dated Much lllh . IM S . and entered In Caaa NO 17-2421-CA ol lha C-rcuil Court ol lha EIGH­ TEENTH Judicial Circuit In and lor SEMINOLE County. Florida wherein MARKET STREET MORTQAQE CORPORATION la lha Ptalnlill and CHARLES 0 BORDEAUX. BARRY ABRAHAM. NATALIE L BORDEAUX. AND AND ALL UNKNOWN PARTIES CLAIMINQ OV. THROUGH. UNDER. AND AGAINST THE HEREIN NAMEO INDIVIDUAL DEFENDANTS) WHO ARE NOT KNOWN TO BE DEAD OR ALIVE. WHETHER SAID UNKNOWN PARTIES MAY CLAIM AN INTEREST AS SPOUSES. HEIRS DEVISEES ORANTEES. OR OTHER CLAIMANTS. OREENTREE FINANCIAL CORPORATION ara lha Datandanta. I will aall to lha highaal and baal blddar tor caah at lha anlranca ol lha WEST FRONT DOOR ol lha SEMINOLE County Courthouaa al 11 00 a m . on lha 11th day ol May. ISOS, lha lollowmg daacnbad proparty aa aal lorth m aaid Final Judgmant LOT IS. ALAFAYA WOODS PHASE XVII ACCORDING TO THE OFFICIAL PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED IN PLAT OOOK SS PAGES 11 THROUOH 11. PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMI­ NOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA WITNESS MY HAND and lha »a*l ol Ihia Court on APRIL ISlh. IM S (SEAL) Maryanna Moraa Clark ol tha Circuit Court By Ruth King Oaputy Clark Echavarrla. McCall* Raymar. Barra 11 S Frapprar Port Orix# Boa 1410 Tampa. FL 11MI p s r tt s m NOTICS In accordanca with lha American* Diaabilitia* Act. par* *ona naading a tpaclal accom­ modation lo participate In thia aadmg ahould contact lha lividual or agency tending be# not laltr than seven (7) ift pnor to tha proceeding at addraaa given on lha Ilea Telephone 407-323aat 4117, t -SOO-SSS-S77I Of 1-SOO-SSS-S770 |v). via Raley Service h April I t . IS. IM S S IfflJ I M TMS CIRCUIT CO URT OP TNR BIONTSSNTH JUOtOULL CIRCUIT IN ANO PON SSMINOLB COUNTY, ■ P ' > K ClVM .°*O T»N ,,s ; CA11 RO. 1T-1 711-C A DIVISION 14-1 MELLON MORTGAGE COMPANY. Ptalnbtf. M. DONNA L YABLONSKI, AS . HEIR ANO PERSONAL ^■C PR I SEN TATI VC OF (TH E ESTATE OF TNTHIA O HODGE. SEAS ED. at ol. Defendant)*) N O TICE OP ACTION THE UNKNOWN HEIRS, DD/OR DEVISEES OF THE (STATE OP CYNTHIA O DOGE. DECEASED (LA S T KNOWN RESIDENCE UNKNOWN .CURRENT RESIDENCE: UNKNOWN THE UNKNOWN CLAIMANTS OF THE ESTATE OF CYNTHIA O HODGE. DECEASED LAST KNOWN RESIDENCE UNKNOWN CURRENT RESIDENCE UNKNOWN ANY AND ALL UNKNOWN PARTIES CLAIMINQ BY. THROUOH, UNDER, ANO AGAINST THE HEREIN NAMED INDIVIDUAL DEFENDANT(S) WHO ARE NOT KNOWN TO BE DEAD OR ALIVE, WHETHER SAID UNKNOWN PARTIES MAY CLAIM AN INTEREST AS SPOUSES. HEIRS. DEVISEES ORANTEES. OR OTHER CLAIMANTS. LAST KNOWN RESIDENCE: UNKNOWN CURRENT RESIDENCE: UNKNOWN YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an action |o forecloee a mortgage on lha following property In SEMINOLE County. Florida: LO T S. PALM PLACE. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDEO IN PLAT BOOK 10. PAGE S I. OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA, ha* boon filed again*! you and you are required to eerva a copy of your written defeneee, II any, within 14 day* alter the firtt publication of thia Nolle* ol Action, on Echevarria, McCaHa, Raymar, Barrett E Frappler, Plaintiff'# attorney, who** oddree* It SOI Baythor* Boulevard. Suita SOO, Tamp*. Florida SM0S. and hi* the orig­ inal with thia Court either before oarvlc* on Plaintiff* attorney or Immediately there­ after. otherwia* a default will be entered ogainat you for lha relief demanded In the Complaint or petition. Thr* notice ahaIf be published once each week for two eonMcuthre week* In the Seminole Herald WITNESS my hand and the tael ol thi* Court on thia tlth day of APRIL. IM S (SEAL) Maryana* Mors* Clark of the Court By: Ruth King Aa Deputy Clark MOTtOB In accordance with the Americana Disabilities Act, pareon* needing a special accom­ modation |e participate in thi* proceeding ahould contact the Individual or agency sending notfoe not ister than seven (7) days prior to the proceeding at the address given on the notie*. Telephone: 467-1114114 eat 4 U 7 ; 1-SOO-SSS-S771 (T0OI or 1-444-411-1776 (v). via i Refay l end**4: A p r t f t 1 .t 4 .il Legal Notices Legal Notices Legal Notices NOTICE The Central Florida Job* and Education Partnership, Inc announce* a meeting ol Ih* WAOB1 Coalition, lo which lha public la invited DATE May 7. 1 M I TIME 4 16 a m LOCATION Alliance Church ol Kiteimme* 141$ Mill Hough Road Kissimmee FL PURPOSE To diacuma mailer* ol Interetl lo the Central Florida Joba and Education Partnerthlp. Inc with reference to Worklorca Development t**ue« For Further Information, Contact GARY J EARL. EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR CENTRAL FLORIDA J E P 1101 LEE ROAD. STE 107 WINTER PARK FL 11711 (407) 741-4111 Publish April I I . t l M D IP -214 IN TH E CIRCUIT CO URT OF TN E EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA CASE NO.t 47-01117-CA THE FRANKUN INVESTMENT OROUP. INC Plaintiff. v* RANDY J HOWELL and LINDA J HOWELL Dalandanta NOTICS OF SALE NOTICE it gnre lhal in accor­ dance With the Final Judgment •nl*r*d on February 15th I H I . and In accordance with that Order Rescheduling Foraclo•ure Sale entered on April 22nd. t i l l . In Civil Action Number •7-01117-CA-14-K. filed in the Circuit Court ol the Eighteenth Judicial Circuit. In and lor laminol# County. Florida. In which RANDY J HOWELL and LINOA J HOWELL war* Defendant*. and THE FRANKLIN INVESTMENT OROUP. INC . wai Ih# Plaintiff. I will sail lo the high#*! bidder lor caah at the Front Waal Door* of the Samrnoie County Courlhou** in Sanford. Seminole County, Florida between Ih* hour* at 11 00 A M and 2 00 PM , of Ih* lis t day of May. IM S . Ih* following described real property Lol* t. end 1. Block 4, Tier 7. E R TRAFFORDS MAP OF THE TOWN OF SANFORD, eccording to the plat thereof a* recorded in Plat Dook t, Pag** $1 through 14. ol the Public Record* ol laminol# County. Florida Dated thia 22nd day of April, IM S (COURT SEAL) MARYANNE MORSE (Clerk ol Court) Oy Dorothy W Dolton (Deputy Clerk) Mark H Hutchiton ItO I Wait Ftnl I I Sanford. FL 11771 Publish April I I . and May 1. IN TN E CIRCUIT C O U R T ' OF TN E EIG H TEEN TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA Case Ne. F T -IT S O -C A M -W TERRY LEQVOID. PLAINTIFF vs 0ESIRIE ANN GIBBS DEFENDANT NOTICE OF SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN thel pursuant lo an Summary Final Judgment entered in Ih* above entitled cause ol action m Ih# Circurt Court ol Seminole County Florida. I will sell Ih* properly altual* In Seminole County. Florida described as The East 10 leal o« LOT 117 and all ol LOTS 161 and 161 LOCH AROOR CRYSTAL LAKES CLUB SECTION, according to the plal thereof as recorded in Ptat Dook $. Pages 73 and 74 ol the Public Racords ol S*mmole County. Florida al public sate, lo Ih* lughesl and best bidder lor cash, al Ih* Weal Front Ooor SEMINOLE COUNTY COURTHOUSE, al 301 N PARK AVENUE SANFORD FLORIDA, al T l 00 A M on Ih* 21 al day ol May. IS M (Court Saal) MARYANNE MORSE Aa Clark of Ih* Circuit Court BY Dorothy W Oollon Aa Oepuly Clerk Stephen M Knapp PO Dos 1422 Lakeland. FL 31107-1422 Publiah April 21 and May 5 1M I DEP-2SS NOTICE The Central Florida Joba and Education Partnenhip. Inc . announce* a mealing ol lha Planning Commit##, to which lha public la invited DATE May 11.1 M l TIME 1 00 a m LOCATION CFJEP Office 1101 Lee Road. Winter Park lull* 107 PURPOSE To discuss metiers ol mlareal to lha Central Florida Jobe and Education Partnership. Inc . with ralaranca lo Worklorca Development laauM. For Further Information Contact Ga r y j e a r l . EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR CENTRAL FLORIDA J E P 1101 LEE ROAD. STE 107 WINTER PARK FL 12711 (407) 741-4111 Publish April 21. t i l l DEP-211 IK T N I CIRCUIT CO URT OF T H I t lt h JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR ■ SMINOLS COUNTY, FLORIDA C A I I NO. 4 4 -4 TT-C A -1 4 -A IRWIN MORTQAQE CORPORATION F/K/A INLAND MOATOAQE CORPORATION Plemlitf va CRISTIAN E FUENTES ET AL. Defendant* NOTICE OF ACTION TO CRISTIAN E FUENTES any Pereonel repretentativee tha eurvtving epouee. heir* daviaae*. giant*** creditor* and all other parliaa claiming by through, under or agwnat Ihai defendant, and a Claimant* parson* or parti** natural or corporal* or who** aiacl legal alatu* i* unknown claiming under any ol the above named or daacnbad dalan dents YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that a Complaint to Foracloa* Mortgage action and foreclose ol your mlareal in and to the following daacnbad real aetata LOT 11. TRIPLET LAKE •HOKES THIRD ADDITION TO CASSELBERRY. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK t l. PAGE 71. OF THE PUBLIC RECORD* OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA More commonly known a* M l Tripfat Laka Orrva. Cetaalbarry. FL 11707 A lawsuit ha* baan triad again it you and you ar* required to eery* ■ copy ol your written dalan***. II any. lo 11 on MATTHEW J SCHLICHTI, Plainlltta Attorney. whoa* addreai It: I l l s Hollywood Bivd. Hollywood FL 11020. within M day* altar the hr*! publication ol Iht* nolle* and hie Ih* original with the Clark ol Court aittiar baton service on Plaintiff* Attorney or Immadi ataly thereafter, otherwiee i default will be entered agamal you lor tha nit*I demanded in Ih* Complaint or Petition Wilnaaa mv hand and aaal ol thi* Court on APRIL 14th. 1M1 (court aaal) MARYANNE MORIE Clark ol Circuit Court Aa Deputy Clark Publish: April 21. 11. I 111 O E P -tlt NOTICE NOTICE IS HEREBY given that sealed bids will be received by Orlando Sanford Airport Authority in tha Board Room al On* Rad Cleveland Boulevard. Suit* 100. Orlando Sanlord Airport, at 10 M a m on May lal, 10M. al which lima bid* will be opened tor Ih* centimelion ol: INTERIM MODIFICATION* PARKINQ TO LOT A ORLANDO SANFORD AIRPORT Any bid recaiv# 1 altar the aclfiad time and dal* will not be considered A Pre-Bid Conference will be held ter the purpose of provid­ ing an overview of Ih* modifica­ tion* and lo anawar any quaetlona, which might arlt*. All bidder* are raqueatad to meal on April tlth . 1EM, at t 00 PM in lha Board Room of Ih* Terminal Building Copra a el bid document* may be obtained al ne coal by calling Jen Otaaan. OHand laniard Alrpert. 407/123*6143. Bid documents have baan prepared by HNTB Team. Orlande. Florida. Any lorthcomming addenda will be provided only lo plan holder* teed ih ' docu­ their ment* from Orlande Sanford Airport. The Owner wMI not be reaponaibto tor potential bid­ der* who recaiv* document* bam other sources or lor use ol incomplete Ml* el document* Each bid ahall b* accompanied by a Bid Bond er cashier's chock In Ih* amount el S% of d. a* evidence of Each bid thaH b* mad* in strict accordanca with tha tn*true boft* lo Bidder*, end all applicable condition# and requirement* apacttied in the project’e bid document* The successful bidder, if any. wUI be notified after the owner he* awarded the centred. The Owner reserve* the right to rated eny and *1 bid*, to waive any intormetiOea or Inogutortboo of bid*, or to accept eny bid in part, tor I he benefit of the Owner. Jon Ototen Director of Maintenance B Fecfktiee Publish. AprK 14. M . M . 1EM DE P-171 IMS O E P -tlt NOTICE The Cenlral Florida Job* and Education Partnership, Inc . announces a meeting of the Finance Commit**, to which the public i* invited OATE M ay! I M l TIME 110 a m LOCATION CFJEP Otfic* 1101 Lee Road St* 107 Winter Park FL PURPOSE To ditcuaa mailer* of mlareal to Ih* Central Florida Joba and Education Partnership. Inc . with reference lo Worklorca Development leauee For Further Information Contact OART J EARL. EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR CENTRAL FLORIDA J E P n o t LEE ROAD. STE 107 WINTER PARK FL 12711 (407) 741-411$ Pubiieh April 21. ISM DEP-211 IN TN E CIRCUIT CO URT OF TNE EIG H TEEN TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. IN ANO FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA CASE NO. • I - I I T I - D R - I E - W IN T H I MATTER OF TEMPORARY CHILO ( CUSTODY OV RALPH J OOLOEN and MELANIE O OOLOEN. Petitioner* NO TICE OF ACTION TO JO IEPH ■ MURRAY A O D R Ilt UNKNOWN YOU er* hereby nelified thel a petition lor temporary custody of your minor chad. JJM. wav Med in Ihia Court on the 11th day ol APRIL. 14M, and you er# required lo aery* a copy of your written defenses, it eny. to it. an lha PeliUorter whose name and addrea* are RALPH J OOLOEN and MELANIE 0 GOLDEN. 1441 Crystal Bowl Circle, Casselberry, Florid* 32767. on or balore tho 2tth day ol MAY. I M l. and hi* the original with the dark ot Ih# above-elylad court on or belor* the 21th day ol MAY. USE. otherwise, a ludgment ol temporary child custody may be entered lor Ih* reli*I demanded in thi* petition Dated tlth day of APRIL. IM S MARYANNE MORSE CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT AND COUNTV CO UR T! Oy Nancy R Winler As Deputy Clark Publish April 21. 21. and May t f2. m i DEP-211 IN TH E C IR C UIT COUNT OF TUB t l T H JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR BIM IHOLB COUNTY, FLORIDA C A M NO. 6T-1144 C A 14 A GREAT WESTERN BANK. A FEDERAL 1AVINOS BANK. Plaintiff, BERND RENNEBECK. *1 ua„ al a l. Detendanl(a). NOTICE OF BALE NOTICE IB HEREBY OIVEN pursuant to an Order ar Fine! Judgment Scheduling Foreclosure Eel* entered on AprK 14th. 1ME in thi* case new pending in aaid Court, Ih* style of which la indicated will sail to ITi* highaal and beat bidder for cash al lha Weal Front Door Seminole County Courthouse. M l N Park Av* laniard, FL 12771, at 11 40 am ., on ttw 11*1 day al MAY, IM S tha following described property a* M l forth in said Order or Final Judgment to-wlt LOT 11. WHISPERINO WINDS. ACCOROINO TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDEO IN PLAT BOOK M . PAGES 16. 11. AND I t . OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. ORDERED at SEMINOLE. Florida, thi* 12nd day of AprK. MARYANNE MORSE Aa Clerk. Circuit Court SEMINOLE County. Florida By. Jane E. Jasawic A* Deputy Clerk SPEAR A HOFFMAN Pit. 701 South Dili* Highway Corel OeMet, Florida 11141 Telephone (101) E lE -lt lS Person* with dieabikly who need a spec lal accommodation to participate in thi* proceeding should contact ADA Coordinator si 141 N. Perk Avenue, Suite N., Sanford. Florida 12771. el teeat hr* daya after la lha proceeding Telephone (447) 321-4116 E al 4117. 1 144-M1-1771 (TDD), er 30-444-4770 (V). via Florida Ratoy Service Publiah AprK *1. and May S, IN TH E C IR C UIT CO URT FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA CASS NO. M -I1 0 1 -C A -I4 -L CROSBLANO MORTGAGE CORP. Plaintiff, v* BRIAN J STRNAD, ETRNAO unknown apout* ol Dnan J Strnad, FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF CENTRAL FLORIDA PETER M LUTHER. AMERICAN GENERAL HOME EQUITY. INC . and ’ JOHN DOE and MARY DOE' Ih* name* being hcliliou* Ihe Irue identities ol Oelandanl* being unknown to Piainlilf. Ih* parties intended being Ih# partiaa m possession, Datandanta AMENDED NOTICE OF SALE Nolic* I* hereby given that, pursuant to lha Amendment to Final Judgment entered on April 70th, IM S in this cause, in th* Circuit Court ot Seminole County. Florida. I will tall tha property situated in Seminole County. Florida, described a* Th* East 71 tael ol Lol 2 and Ih* Weal 20 feel ot Lol 3 (The West 20 (eel ol Lol 1 being described at Ih* Weal 20 leet □I tha Catl 121 1**1 ol Ih* Waat 1/4 ol th* Weal 1/2 of Ih* SE 1/4 ol lection 11. Township 2t South. Rang* 21 East) SOUTH OF HOLLIDAY AVENUE, aa recorded in Deed Dook IS. peg* 121. ol the Public Record* ol Seminole County. Florida at public aal*. lo the higheal and beat bidder, lor caah. al Ih* weal Ironl door of lha laminol# County Courthouse in lanlord Florid*, at 11 00 a m . on May 21*1, I N I Dated al lanlord. Florida Iht# H a l day ol April I M I i MARYANNE MORSE CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT BY Dorothy W Bolton Deputy Clerk Berry M Elkin, Eaq •100 Roger Boulevard, lull* 104 t l Petersburg. FL 31702 (111) 171-1100 Publiah April 11. and May 1. IM I DEP-211 IN T N I CIRCUIT CO URT FOR M M IN O L I COUNTY, FLORIDA PROBATE DIVISION File Mwawber l l - t l t - C P IN RE: ESTATE OF EVELYN FRANCE! KINO. Deceased NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION The administration ol Ih* estate ol Evelyn Francs* King, deceased. Fri* Number 11-210CP. is pending in the Circuit Court lor Seminole County. Florida. Probate Oivtaion. the address ol which i* Probata Oivtaion, PO Drawer C . Sanford. FL 12771 - M i l - 101 N Perk Avenue, lanlord. FL 12771 The name* and eddreaa** ol the personal representa­ tive and Ih* personal represen­ tative's attorney are set forth ALL INTERESTED PERSONS ARE NOTIFIED THAT All persona on whom Ihia nolle* is served who hav* obieclion* lhal challenge the validity of tha will, the qualifica­ tion* ol Ih* personal represen­ tative. vanua, or |uri*dtction ol this Court ar* required lo lit* ■heir objections with this Court WITHIN THE LATER OF THREE MONTHS AFTER THE OATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM II creditors ol the decedent and other person* having claim* er demand* againal decadent's as lata an whom a copy ol thi* nolle* i* served wilhln Ihr** montha altar th# data ol lha first publication ol this nolle* must III* their claim* wHh thia Court WITHIN THE LATER OF THREE MONTHS AFTER THE OATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY OAYE AFTER THE OATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM. All othav creditors ol the dece­ dent and parson* having claim* ar demands againal th* dece­ dent's estate must lite thair claim* with thia court WITHIN THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICA­ TION OF THIS NOTICE ALL CLAIMS. DEMANDS AND OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED WILL BE FOREVER BARREO Tha date ol Ih* first Publication of this notice Is AprK lllh . 19H Personal Representative Faith Kaminski U 4 4 Woodland Laka* Drive, 1114 Palm Beach Qardant. FL 11411 Attorney lor Pereonel Representative Bruca Chart** King 144 4C Second Strael Miami. FL 11111 Telephone (361) M4-44S4 Florida Bar No : 171411 Publiah April 11. end May 1. 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Wak ris welcome 7 days Private tms Female Suit List 4MM 7785 ________ 407-111-5300 S E M IN O L E 407/322-2611 LOOKING f o r b ir t h m o t h e r A SISTER While male born in Sanford 6/10/45 lo e young swv * woman from a prominent anford family Adopted aI 4 mot ol age First name was Michael Pleas* can (352)3724342 if you have mlo ORLANDO 407/831-9933 D EPAR TM EN T HOURS 8 AM - 5 PM M O N D A Y - FRIDAY ? NOWACCEPTING 23— L ost & Fo u n d ALONE? FL s Most RESPECTED Dating Bureau Since 19771 AS Ages inct Seniors Bringing Pivjfi^Tnjetne^OMM^iaT^^ 27— N ursery & C h ild C are AN EXP LOVING MOM Provides educational acityibes ■tong with TIC A playroom ten yrti Cert CPRCDL/RelRea rales For interview 330 0 700 Legal Notices NOTICE UNDER FICTITIO US NAME STATUTE TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: NOTICE It HEREBY OIVEN that the underngned, pursuant to tha -Fictitioui Nam* Statute,’ Section 115 01 Florida Statute*, will register with th# Division ol Corporation*. Department ol Stela. Slate of Florida, upon receipt of prool ol th* publica­ tion al thi* Notice, tha lictitiout name, to-wlt ASAP BAIL BONDS under which th* undersigned is engaged in business el 4211 So Orlando Av* Sanford Florida 12771-1176 Thai th* individual interested in said buainaes enterprise it at lollowt A AAODOTT A S A P BAIL BONOS. INC DATED al Orlando. Orang* County Florid*, thia 21*1 day ot April 1111 A AAODOTT A S A P DAIL DONOS INC By Mark Goodman. President Publish April 21 t i l l DEP-2SI______________________ NOTICS Tha Central Florida Job* and Education Partnership. Inc . announcat a mealing ol lha Innovative Protect# Committee, to which Ih* public i* invited DATE MayS 1ME TIME 10 M a m . LOCATION. CFJEP Office 1*01 Lea Road Si* 107 Winter Park FL PURPOSE To discus* mailer# ol mltirtt to Ih* Central Florida Job* and Education Partnership. Inc with ralaranca to Worklorca Development leave*. For Further Information Contact GARY J EARL. EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR CENTRAL FLORIDA J E P 1161 LEE ROAD. STE 307 WINTER PARK FL 32711 (407) 741 >4141 Publish AprK 21. I M I DIP-712 IN TN E CIRCU IT CO U RT OF TN E EIG H TEEN TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT M AND FOR •SMINOi-fl COUNTY, FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION CASE NO. 1B-1S1CA DIVISION 14-B BANC ONE MORTQAOE CORPORATION. Plainliltjs), OSAMA ZALLOUM. *1 al. Datendanl(a). N OTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE NOTICE IE HEREBY OIVEN pursuant lo a Final Judgmant ot Mortgage Foreclosure dated April tth, t i l l , and entered in Caa* NO l l - t l l C A ol the Circuit Court of th* EIGH­ TEENTH Judicial Circuit in and tor SEMINOLE County. Florida wherein BANC ONE MORT­ GAGE CORPORATION I* the Plaintiff and OSAMA ZALLOUM. EDDIE ZEDAN. VICTOR O SCIORRA. PATRICIA A VANRIPER. ROBERT OILL: SAMMIE GILL, ATCHLEY APPLIANCE AND TV. INC. ar* th* Oelendanti. I will **K to th* highaal and beat bidder for caah at Ih* WEST FRONT OOOR OF THE SEMINOLE COUNTV COURTHOUEfi. IA N FORD. FL0RI0A 11:64 a m , on th* 12!h day ot MAV. IS M . Ih* following described property aa aal forth in said Final Judgment BEItta LOT NO t i l . LAKE FOREST. SECTION T(*0 A. PLAT OF WHICH IS OF RECORD IN PLAT BOOK 41. PAOES 16 ANO I t . IN THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA WITNESS MY HAND and Ih* •sal ol thi* Court on APRIL 1th. IM I (SEAL) Maryann* Morse Clerk ol th* Circuit Court By: Jan* E Jasawic Oepuly Clerk Echevarria. McCall*. Raymar, Berralt A Fripptar Post Olftc* Boa 1416 Tampa, FL 11141 FM010183 NOTICE In accordance with Ih* American* Dissbilitlea Acl, par­ son* naadmg a special accom­ modation to participate in this proceeding ahould conlacl Ih* Individ sal er agency sanding nolic* not later lhan seven (7) day* prior to Ih* proceeding at the address given on th* notice. Telephone 467-1214116 eat 42*7; 1-104-1M-4771 (TDD) or 1-E44-61S-E776 (v). via Florida Relay Service Publiah AprK M . and May I. IM S DEP-114 27— N ursery & C h ild C are In home preachoel age* 2-11 Limited epee*. Call 121-7115. u se e m -to . 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SET TOUR OWN HOURS * S7-1Q/HR WP location. 2 wk Musi hav* ?Scwpm. clear ___ cel INTERVIEWS ON Mem aprri 13 911 told 1-3. 1060 Malland Cntr Common* *4 It (across l/om RDV Sportaptex) or cal us lor AMERICAN M A C is hiring lor ful-twn* work Monday-Friday Cal 122-AHE tor appointment m th* Sanlord otoc# ATTENTION CNA'a Coma and jom our earwig team ol Nurse* and CNA'a Eecal lent benefit Experienced roc *d 3:00pm-11:00pm No. Pitas# apply in parson Deltona Haatthcar* Re­ habilitation Cantor 1151 E kcam Bfvd. Deltona EOC ACCUSTAFF 660 Otl Imt'd'v DEBARY MANOR Is looking tor talented and ex­ ceptional individual* lot the Mowing positions RN 7-5 HoutekeepmgLa undry Arde CN A l Al shifts ' Dietary Antes Competitive wages, excellent benefits and liexib** scbedulmg CaR 407-044-4421. EOE. as?: AUTOMOTIVE DETAAERS SantorGLongwoodOrtando Good Income Potential BenelKt Alter 90 Days rtpft EtoI 407-2EOG096 W A A C * U i& O E u V tR V 40 hrt/wk ♦. No Mteaitokands Eac benefits met 401K. Mutt AVON NEEDS rep* - this at Sal high quakty products, earn good ESS. flee flours 3217182 hav* Ctas* D he 8 clean mv w>g record Apply: 3501 S Santord Av* Sanlord BOBCAT OPERATOR Experienced only Clast O kcens* requved. CaB 324-1017 DELIVERY DRIVERS F/T 8 P/T Flextote hour* 55 IV hr • top* * I 65 per nn HEwCXT ASSISTANT MANAGERS F/T ADECCO naadi dapandabte clerical Candida!* 1 lor Laka Mary/Hasthrow position s W* need people for th* toUowmg (Ob*: Competitive pay. tori benedts whwYi include headh/ttomal and 40t(k) and paid vacation rtMAocwprtc nltt Entry: E7-E par hour Pteas* cal tor an appointment Lake Mery. 333-3444 EOE 330-71N Adeccci DOMESTIC-24 hr. domestic held needed tor 2 able peo­ ple 322-6473 T « EMFlDrtrENT DATA ENTHY/ClERICAl ASST Eton ponbonl Word/10 key a must! Personate*' Greet DRYWALL FINISHERS Needed tor rend craw. Exp eV handioois i tool* Cel Alai 323-3234 DUMB TRUCK DRIVER WANT­ ED 5 day* a week 322 9468 TOPTALENT STAFFMO 447-8194221 1000 N. I EXPERIENCED TREE CLIMB­ ERS A GROUNDSMAN Top p*j/ Bia/t Immediately 323* CNA'a EXPERIENCED Working Lawn Foreman. Driven License Top Pay CaM 323-3481 NOW HIRING F/T tor a Major Manufacturing plant in Sanlord Position* ar* ■variable on al stuns. Pacetetter Personnel at 330-21tt er 3S4-1EEE • ItAR TMSPWIAfM!. IWC atm ..... m a u n Lang Tarn Term Short Term Ttm p To Hire ‘EXTRA INCOME Earn 1200 • *500 weekly mar mg cara-o-gramt Far mors tolormahon tand a eelfad dressed stamped envelope to Oasis Card* A OKU. PO Boa 612290. Miami. FL 33261 AO CA/UUKRS, IMC. AQ.CARR1ERS, INC. A FL BASED CARRIER - NEW PAY PLAN** ’.29 TQ .32 Cents Par MS* LOADED A EMEEr J O . S TA R T ■LAYOVER PAY* ■BREAK DOWN P A T ■EXTRA STOP PAY* ’ 1 Day 04 tor 7 Days O ur •VACATION PAY* 'HOLIDAY BONUS PAY’ *401 K RETIREMENT ■PERFORMANCE BONUS •8AFETY BONUS •RIDER PROGRAM ‘CONVENTIONALS ■SATELLITE EQUIPPED ’ EMPLOYEE Aaal. Program I Yr. O TR EXP/ CL8 A COL REO Pitas* cal • am to 6 pm NEW WAOE PROGRAM WE PAY EXPERIENCE MKta. FT A PT W# I excellent benefits, including medeal/dental/kt# Insurance education r*unhurt* mant. 401 (k), paid vacation, pay mol benefits W* ar* seeking dedicated individuals experience, pertonjs) A Extrusion Operators Training position. 2nd A 3rd shitl only t8 00Tv. Located *1 The San­ lord Airport 3000 Mekonvrite A n . Santord 447-321-2901 F/T EXPERIENCED ROPER A IOUNDMAN. Salary nego Mute be over is y n and have a vakd FDL. Some Benefits Drug F na Work Place CaB >344717________ Contact NSsa AJmwl. RNSDC 950 Mekonvrite Av*. Sanlord FL 32771-2289. (407) 322 8564 EOC FORK U F T experienced, strong back, good FL OL. pay com­ mensurate wth exp 3 44028 ---------CNA'a--------- HOTEL OPPORTUNITIES NEW WAGE PROGRAM Al tnJta. FT A PT W* ( ■xceuent ben*bit. Including medtoai/dantal/M* insurance, education reimbursement. 401(a). paid vacation, pay in­ stead ol banottt. We are seeking dsdtoatod individual* win axpenano*. but wrikng to tram Fight peraon(t). ~ #uL. N Ueeil^te^M B •ppry; NRW M A Canter at SanterB, Co Contact Na­ ts Aynwl 950 MaAorwBa R i Sanlord. FL 32771-2299. (407) 322-8506 EOE A beauMul A exerting hotel to­ ested in the UCF ana it hrvu tar tw blowing posrtont AM SERVERS, COOKS. HOST/ HOSTESS. HOUSE PERSON, *1 to person to Monday Inn 2S HKpi Tech Awe, Orlando EOE DRUG FREE WORKPLACE MMEOIATY Sue. Co. he* P/T A < G T p U m d lt o CML4V74 Ano C E L E B R ITY CIPHER by Luis Campos Cewbnrn C«n*i trypteerame ar# creeled fian quouiont tv Iwnun p#c*ri# p*tl and fx###ni [ ten Wier m me c«rwt Mandx la #ncm#i rookyicto# i t e t e C X J L Z O H D L J A F O N A C A F A C a a F X I Z H H I O T A F Q P X H C A F O X X . ’ — HJ R P Z N O C N J P Q I Z H H I O N Z A Z X H Q P �8A - Seminole Herald. Sanford Florida - Tuesday. April 28. 1998 _ 71— H il t W a n ted CONSTRUCTION APT REHAB Carn-mer DrywM A Punch out Call Sieve 407-280-2081 JOB FAVI IMMEDIATE OPENINGS! CPI has over ngs mat we jtxxrt' Come etenement is between 100 current open want to let you see what at r about' Interview 7 30*m to 7 00pm Cell lor directions! NO FECI Maitland 687675$ or S. Orton do 3706*40 E«ce«ent poiibon* a%a>UNc •Reception 1st 'Hospitality ■Telecommunications 'Cleric si 'Administrative ■Professional Cell Maitland $876755 or S. Ortondo 370-6646 Call Now") NEVER A FEE'I Custom Staffing PLACEMENT SERVICES JOBS JOBS JOBS ADECCO is team-ng up w>m Sanford companies to create everting |Ob opportunities ft you have sKIls. ambition and a drrve lor Quality, we have great opportunity with great benefits We have r C i n me lohowmg areas •Welders •Assem bly •General W a re h ou se •Production •General Labor 1ST sum available «07-MO-7171 Adecca I K EMPLOYMENT M m me belt heoXhcor* teem c Votosui county Restorative CMA needed mmedutety Previous eipertence hetpfut CaM Debary Manor 4076884428. EOE. LABOR RITE “ “ M M tll* " NEED 100 e MEN S WOMEN Oa*y work-OeXy pay Vehdes a M ills COME WORK WITH THE BEST POR CERAMIC womer Eipen onced preferred or null tram Cai 0)1-3101. LABO RERS NEEDED FO R U N D E R G R O U N D l/ T IU T Y C O N T R A C T O R HEAtT* WSUUNCO AWI w * ARM CENTER looking lor responsi­ ble. dependents. 0 experienced care flhrer lor varied age groups R M U d l M t - D N ___________ LAWN MAMTENANCE FOREM ANS LABORERS For Commercial ACCOUNTS l*J«i have e«p . Orel Cal Tana Cere ATTH TM WOMEN LOCAL lx s i herd Martin is an equal opportunity employer cur­ rently in the process of pursuinf the Orlando Sanfurti Airport Security Impruirtnrns umtracl and art imcfeucd in seeimf suhroniractutv/ ivoviderv who speciali/c in the Ioilowing services • (J t s tr s l Elect ric • I r n it t i i n i and FUI • F ra cin g • Fiber Cable Installation lite r undmund da fuss! bid ii dur April yt. IW « inneswd term nee bow proof of ctmfT tame frsre Itunun Riphli CuMiuruna a d a I n f summa­ ry of you rum's quxJifsesm to prrlinn the rtLned sort wsito r m n Mall or las by April 17 yunr requnc to 71— U n r W a n ted LAWN SERVICE ftp helpful tut wrung to barn F/T or P T Mrs onlvary 338 9710 LIVE-IN NANNY to” care lor 7 small children Some cleaning requeed Ca> 324 8105 and asS tor Tyrone E X P E R IE N C E D •TRACK HOE OPERATOR •LOADER OPERATOR •DRIVER Musi nave Class S Ucenae For commercial tenoenliai land cv-a-ng Evpenence pre toned Holiday pay vacation Medical insurance Pay com mensurale with rip Please can 32)0818, M-F. 7-8 LABOR READY® WORK TOOAY/PAIO TOO AY Sanlord Apply In person today 1551 S French Ave »H M ) LPN NEEDED PfT nente~v-i FacXrty Supplement preseni a> come. M. T. Th A F 7 9PM All W E 7 3 Sal 3 It Sun 7670S00 ■ 27 IP N w b N . P.T. All si»fts F/T 311 A 11-7 Come yon esa team, heaim 6 dental insurance. 401K. Mock option, educalonal benefits and more Healthcare end Rehab of Santoed. 950 MeSonnan Ave , •San lord FI 33771 (407) 333 8566 or FAX (40 7*3330121 Contact N4*g Aynen. RNSOC MERRY M ADS IlIRtNQ Car A Insurance Needed Weekends FREE 331 5386 CABINET MAKER Needed tor restaurant furniture manufacturer Esp only need apply 510-123* Contort Joe or Juke al 328 6 3 6 4 ____ Residential Cleaning MOLLY M AD IS WRING F /T‘ M-F -S-lpm . Wld Train. 407-787-5007. NATIONAL CASH ADVANCE Estabkshed stable co is took mg tor managers and F/T CSR s EsceBent opportunities tor advancement Great bene tits Cokection eipenence hetptul. but not requeed Con­ tort National Cash AcKance al P.0 Bos 7483 JackaonvUto. FL 33738 NEW AND EXCITING HOTEL LOCATED NEAR THE UCF is hiring for the lottowing post bora AUDITOR. ROOM ATTENDENTS. A MAINTENANCE LTTIU TY. Apply m person to me Hampton Inn A Suites. 3450 Quadrangle BM J. Ortondo COE. Orug Free Workplace NOW HKINGI F/T POSTIONS: Tito Clerk A Receptor**! PART TRIE POSITIONS: Lot Driver. PU Dekvery Drive' Bkxk Clerk. Counter Clerk. Lane Captom. Sato Lma Up Co ordnatOt Aptly n person or cal lor appt Dealers Auto Auction of San lord. Between BAM-4PM M W. 3895 S R 48 East Sanlord (comer ot 46 and 415) 407 333 4090 EO eU TU V / ORUO TESTING EMPLOYER NOW HM NO. Direct Marketers No sales. PT/TT, no e«p neces sary Cal 363-7813 PLUMBERS EXPE W IN CED HELPERS FITTERS WELDERS Lake Mechanical Constructors. Inc. has openings tor the i position i We ot competows pay and a M ben ~ package Call Jack 352M T -I1 M tor M antow spook Drug Free workplaca. EOE. A ccu S ta fT LOOtUNQ FOR PART TM C WORK? Maitland area Cosmetic En­ hancement Co IS looking lor Cust. Sue Reps to work bet ween 24-40 hotas per week Stat-Thurs. Tamp to hue 17 50 hr comp M and customer ivc skat necessary Apply in per son at 1060 Maitland Ctr.. Commons, Sta 411 Mon Thuri 9 3 or Cal 660-0111________ PHONE REPS - Earn up to 5500 Ot more » bonus-wk Day A Eva hrs avail Ban attar 60 days Cal M-F 333-8700 to sat up an appt No asp. wii ram Poatal Jcba Up to 517.21 ht. ’ Guaranteed Kra For App And EsantWo Col 6am-5pm PST (888>-481-WORK a i t 0-100) RECEFnOMOTfCOUWTER PERSON F/T or PfT Prntmg A data entry aiperianceaptos Oood salary 0x8 3)06082 BUILDING LOTS oft 427 ■cross from Suntond Estates 323-5232 or pgr 4446598 Needs 75 w orkers dally. ‘ 55 sign on bonus to new em­ ployees 'Estra pay to driver*. 'Open 5 am 601 (Vgtrock Rd. Longwood. 260 6106 DEBARY 2 tots 75X150 87(k) A 150X150 S13(k) Res toned Can pgr 845-0157 or 3226340 DELTONA to acres Ideal tor mobXe homevte. horses, cattle, farming or nursery! Zoned egncuftursl 83.900/ACRE Sm down w/owner finance 804-7871773 or 804-7876822 SALES AGENTS Th e Sky a the Lim it... With Care Canaveral Cruise Line, you determine what your psychr-ck w4l be OAKRIDOE FARMS Osteen/ Deftona area to acre*, ideal lor horses or caltto larm Mobile borne or homei n . Zoned egrt 544.900 Financing aval ml »m downpayment (904)7576)00 We re looking tot motivated peepto wtm a good phone voice No eipenence nece* vary, became we tram you to succeed You can make 5600* /wkl Work in a lun atmosphere Meihcal and dental insurance cash spin* A line cruises' {TOO svyi on bonus avaitabto 155— C o n d o m i n i u m Fo r S ale Call 407 975-5000 >3044 Mon-Frt. Bam to 5 pm SEC/BOOKKEEPERCasselberry Busy ok needs org person lor It bkpg A word pro Must be deep Great income A bonus 4 5 hrs daty - F T wthn 45 days Please cal tor appt 696 5711 or (at resume to 696-5788 SECURITY OFFICER JOG training Armed A Unarmed Brandy A Assoc 834-7444 SEMINOLE LANDSCAPING NOW HIRING DUMP TRUCK DRIVER WITH CDL. F/T 18 00/9 OtYHR CALL 322-0133 STENSTROU GENERAL FEED needs P/T help Primarily lor deliveries and Saturdays Re quires a strung back, pleasant personality and e«ce«ent drrv mg record Personal truck or UV tor lowing traitor required Call Karen 323-1550 103— H o u stsU 141— H n t u r n is iie d TELEMARKETERS Earn up to 510/tir Salting up appointmenla. Hourly ♦ Bonus ♦ Splits. Call Brian 3)1-4447 TELEM A R K ETER S F uM or part tone Top salary, bo­ nus and commission Smoking ortce Longwood location Can Debtve iat 767 9370 TRUSS BUILDERS NEEDED FOR SANFORD LO ­ CATION Other posihnni avatutM* Please can OPC 280-5088 lor addhcmai ntarmaaon fuPFiR W AR E Earn 530 530 per hour lor eitra money ot have a M tone career 131-8431 WAREHOUSE/ MAINTENANCE P/T M F. 3035 houri/wk- aher noons Slurring salary 56 50/ hr No eip necessary Long wood area S31-3488 93— R o o m s F o b R e n t WEEKLY RENTALS Starling • |77iwk Histone Oowraown 330-443) EFFICIENCY ~ Mad very - convenient location __________ 333 8008__________ FURNISHED ROOMS-AX utils kid Laundry, phone, and LX use 585 590 a week. 334-4955 SANFORD - 565/wfc Private Home. i8 house prmtodge* 334 3464 99— A p a r t m e n t s U n f u r n is h e d MARINER S VILLAGE i Borax tatOMO IBORU.MrbMO AM) UP SANFORD 3 bd CMA. gnod area conv toe M50/5450 3316757 sam fo 2/ICLEAN MOVE-SISPECIAL Ca« 133-7833 Sanlord 2/1 W/ IN A tot 8175/ week « dap. Uhkties Included. MI-8114 o r -------------- 103— H U ouses* n f u r n is h e d NOTICE For S ale BEEN WAITING? YDuX love tin* 3 hr starter home Just re­ done with new CtVA, carpet, paint A more1 MOVE M READY) 55 MOO SANFORO V I.5 2535 Georg« Ave Gar, CtVA. 55?Vmd * ISTS'dfp 407-888-4788 SANFORO 3/1 Like new CHA 54S0fmo. m -375 0 Rh S TE N S TR O U R EN TALS SANFORD V I w/sen porch CMA W,D hk/ito— 5485/5450 SANFORD 3/3 Condo CtVA. 105— D U P L E X / TR in EX SANFORO 2/1 CHA Wax to wax carpeting .Section • OK 323 3368 _____ 107— M o b i l e H Fo r R e n t Es ta te , in c GOVERNMENT FORECLOSED Momee from penreea on 81 Deknquent Tax. Repo s RECTs YburArea Tot Free (1) 800-3189000 E d H 3306 tor current ksf____________ £ £ ____________ SERENE V7. larrNy neohborhood, Estate sea B u « (57) tot Nev*Oiftcets 171.900 117— C o m m e r c i a l en ta ls WANTED 3 btknt to Ravenna Park Cat Dot WUXer, Jermgan Prop­ erties 323-3IBS or 330-3255 LAKE MARY. 192 Country Club Rd. office or relax. 463 sq ft. contact R Daws 647-7788 LEASE Prune showroom 8 warehouse 510,870 sq ft. BR 441 frontage 407-578-2500 4X1(57} tor 171.900 Cel DotWaBer. JPTkQMI rfOpMlNM 323-3m or 330-32SS 118— O ffice S pace For Rent M wrtam rm. poof, (acuxxt. tonce Ergoy the pod n s summer, priced nghl al 173.000 JB I DOYLE ttsMt BMnebosn ReeRy (487) 3P-I430 A MOVE M SPECIAL!! 400 aq. ft A ipt 5265 A MONTH OfficeStorage. 321-0120 or 333-3554 BURLANO 4/1 Fenced. n, gre* let large 552.000 Owner 333-18B3 Now AvaXatoto OuartOan Person* Storage C al lor deuas 578-2500 pad (407) 669-0444 MOO DOWN— WHY RKMTT When you can own tvs 3 berm home ml CASA, new peM 8 car­ pet 7 AM about HUO homes! The HIMmee Group. Inc. The Seminole Herald needs CARRIERS for established routes In the Sanford area. All you need la dependable transportation, organiza­ tional skills and afternoon availability In order to begin a great new jobl POSITIONS AVAILABLE NOW! 3 c m in o lc H e ra ld 300 N. French Ave. Senford, F L _____ K ffljWH W . ____ ____ DAY BED White Victorian ttytr with 2 fum m attrejvi 8 truntRe Never used 5300 407ENTERTAINMENT CENTER 2 unit* Light maple. 8250 Call >2)6120 or 324-7588 M ATTRESS BALE • FuN ure uted boi springs 8 maltreat 565 00 U rty* Mart 322-4132 5UPtR StNG£ WATER BED 187— S p o r t i n g G oods CARRIAGE COVE 197— R e s t a u r a n t (4 0 7 ) 323-8160 E g U lP M E N T ' M A N A G E R S S P E C IA L 14 x 80 2/1 1962 Show Ftxn. CtVA. gas fum 81M 00. ALL ALUMINUM Walk-In cooler 4 i5 * M 7 . new motor A therm indoor* or out 51.000 FIRM 330 4479 24 s 44 V I Spkt 1902 Skykne. lop SkSng 815.900. 199— P e t s & S u p p l ie s u s in e s s S i Y a n n in q b e d s TAN AT HOME Buy DIRECT and SAVEI Gommercialtiome units from 8199 00 Low Monthly Payments FREE Color Catalog Cal TOOAY 1-800-711-0158 olfe ars Fo r S a le 6 ) Cadillac Sedan DevXle. champagne color, runs wek 11500 0 0 0 323 7012 1881 Ford Tempo OL Auto, a/ C p i p e p i tXl. cruise runs esc. dean 96K mile* 52.500 OOO 323 1263 PONTIAC 8UNBIRD. Low leage and good condition 000 OOQ CaM 302-3445 CARS NEW • HP ELECT START T A L ­ ER Ttoy Bill Ong price 52339 wA *el tor 81000 CaX 324 5298 160— B "w fr ee tiding, o t * carpal 6 vinyl. Screen Room and carport. 623,250 BIVESTOA BUYB4Q HOU6CS is c e l l a n e o u s FREE CAR. 55 S FUN to your spare time Interested! Cat Unda • 526-3517 I also otter repf pcs and new Tupperware arden 85 Palm 3/2 spirt 24x96. 159— R eal Estate W anted 223— M IS 193— L a w n & G WOOD 6 WOOO C H B f 6 MULCH CALL )2> )44t FAR* A V I. HOW LS FARR Home* 53.000 to 56 000 SelUp Ftoenong OLRED 323-3811 PIANO LESSONS-KRtSTY W ALIAMS Sanlord Area 324-7588. Member ot Natl Fed ot Muilc 231— C UM aw ew w ta lltn i H k lM IM U tU I s u m m e r s p e c ia l s CARRUOE COVE 87 14X78. 27. CHA. fee piece. WD hooktpa. 512.000 Come end vwX to see Hours 10am-4pm 126 Coechkt?* Court 330 9346 M u s ic a l In s tr u m e n ts 1100. M Skyline 3/2 spin 24x44. La p aiding. 818,800 87 OAK 6PRMOS 37 OtX Wtds 24X60 CathordraJ ceengs skylight « booth m kach Huge LR w/lke place, upgraded carpel. DRwxec cond CaH Pal for to d 333-8116 222— Coil 32)6120 or 324-7588 . SPORTS SCORES 8 NEWS NOW) 7 1 a m h e 2/t-1 n spilt 14x62. Screen Room *7.900 Alum. Cant Copper / Braaa omo Recycling 321-0004 911 W. Flrit-44ff 8 6 . $019-1 $100-$500 Poke* Impound* Oood ntoning Honda Chevy, Jeep* 8 Sports uhktw* 1600-772-7470 a r t 7290 SEIZED CARS from 5175 Putsches CatMlact. Chevy*. BMW*. Corvettes Alio Jeep* 4WD* Your area To« Free f800 218 9000 E d 2206 tor cur­ rent leting* 235— T 1 PUPPY Shot! t wormed 17 AKC Springer Spaniel, 17 lob 550 C ^ t 222. 7m 211 r u c k /B u s e s /Va n s Fo r Sale 97 PONT. Transport QT-w/93 eng p*wt. CO. ABS. great cond 5699S 330 9638 — A n t iq u e /C o l l ic t ib l e s HOUSE OF OOOOfES got Lo­ culi Ave Fum , appfi. houte hotd. Mec i 5 candy 3216386 238— V e h ic l e s Burma a n ted to a n ted CASH U S PAD! For Junk Com. Truck* 8 Mac' KtFP kmniCA lU AcIT t ul. v i soso 240— B o 219— W W at R en tals B uy c o m p u te r s fo r PARTS 321-6992 FW 8N O BOATS FOR RENT Storting at 530 8 up Ado 24 Pontoon Col 330-1812 B E N E F I T S FOR E X P E R IE N C E D CLEANER Full-time, M -F day hours. No nights, weekends, holidays! Paycheck every week from «1 company. C ar needed. Miieage paid. For C a ll 3 3 1 -5 2 6 6 ale meny maids • Candy f 50 location*. 5800 81200 load monexy Income Co* 82995 1600658-3332. BANFORO OFFICE BRACE * Suttee sveBeMe • 1108 8F A 1800 BF. 887-331-7004 141— H omes For S ale L K M A m * n tu rn 2300eolt acmjntWipa. 3 1 gw 519M80 DUPLEX OR tSOUBC 402 UL M e . over 1100 ae R B78J88 « 1 J Renovated Ceramic Me. |-AtTttfiS*t------ M oMAty I M M 1 X you are hrtung ••Rug your 'noma or ipropat* new is Ste Bm s . The merket IM b d .3 bePt 11 acme. Over 3900 a s R LMdrVtam. edit pod H I I J 8 8 Properees Inc. and I t*i pro­ vide a no co* or obligation Market Anatyixe of you home or property. Jerwt See Inc. 33B-33S8 I 1A I I I <t i l l )| < f J | 195— M a c h in e W o r k 3HEAR-Niagara, mechanic* 10 L ■ 10 gauge cap. Good con*■ J ^ ig X f O e O J g T T B M M ^ S a s y Sowing We Offer Affordable Beeuty end Veluel •Single Story Dtsrgn •No One Below or Above •Energy •Efficient Studio. 1 4 2 Bedroom Affordable Apartments • Friendly. On-Sitt, Dependable Management • Attic Storage, Prrviti patio i Mort! Sanford Court 2 5 3 -A o o m o N s St Rem o d eu n c ADVANCE TECTOM CS Addteona Homoe 11881 333-6464 r o r nn i m Doors, windows, CO/pentry. ■idtog. deckj 4 concrete 3236832 B Q Baknt C8C19880 259-B ed Sc B reakfast T H E WHTTt ORCHK3' Ooeantront Bed AI 287-Lawn S ervices 2 7 9 -H a u u n g rasr.“.349-9656 TRASH t t k t o V A L f r ALL TYPES. Guaranteed be* rate Con struction dtbre. garage croon out. roofing. W* HAUL ANYT38NQ Large VoXon (*op oft ovoXabN Uac/Vt*ur f600-855-HAUL (4294) fr o v em en ts 262-C arinets S6868K'B^'r l*"fl C*'1 Free I OREO GROSS LAWN SERVKf RES/COM O U A U TY CARL FREE EST 3336939. 265-Legal S ervices CHARLES D. (Oan) I Bukder. C8C067285. Rea/ Comm, remod*. addRona, re­ pair. MC. V I S A .....807-330-1741 A vbry romnttc i 3201 S. Sanford km. ' 6UNSCAP6 LAWN MQBTT SWANSON LAWN SERVICE <cuta-StS ♦. Ca8 a Be i FRO 2 8 0 -H o m e Im Ciean-upa, mstaxationi, umbei 6 rock wait, mowing, vtootkng edging wd be happy to hefp yen OAVE3 KEY CONSTRUCTION tM e^im aBiM neXm pilti Lie: COC087838 330-7102 A-Z LewTech Divorce 555. Cultody 575 BanknaXcy 375. Name Changi 555. Etc 14 hn. (407) 522-0347 hnpJfwwwjnindoprtngxonV 294-P ainting BfTCRRNMKTKRKM^ree EMt- Fader* Fee Housing Act which makes 8 Bag* to adverse# any prelerence, knstatton, ot dtoenminekon baaed on race, col­ or, rekgnn. sei. handicap, fajjB 8 status or neken* onget EARINJ FU LL-TIM E PAY FOR P A R T-TIM E W ORK Apply In Person at the: RE FRIG. ADMIRAL 18 C ft In >*t (hope. 1150 Call 32278 anything _______________ BED-QUEEN si/e. black wrought son canopy and premier orthopedic set Never used. Mill boned. 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Is th e re som e su rg e ry that can co rre ct the h a rm that was done"’ D E A R H E A D E R Plastic surgeons and urologists are very skillful at per­ forming surgical procedures to undo the error that has caused you so much grief. In the main, such operations are re la tive ly easy, provided the penis itself was not harmed by the original circumcision. T h e technique involves trimming away excess skin and taking a tuck here and there. Some surgeons have even reported success in creat­ ing a new foreskin, for men who p re ­ fer a more natural appearance. Seek out a specialist and let me know how you fare. D E A R D R . G O T T : I have an enlarged prostate gland for which my u ro lo g is t p re s c rib e d P ro s c a r. M y internist says that the drug is "use­ less, like taking su g a r p ills ." W hat should I do? D E A R R E A D E R : Although the final w ord on P ro sc a r is not in, several studies have shown that It does shrink the prostate gland In a sizable propor­ tion of men who use it. Is it right for you? O nly time will tell. Continue to take P ro sc a r and be m o n ito re d by your urologist If, after a few months, yo u r sym ptom s haven't abated and your prostate hasn't become smaller, stop the drug. On the other hand, if im p ro ve m e n t is ob vio u s, y o u r internist may have to cat a little crow. To give you more information. I am se n d in g you a co p y of m y H e a lth Report “Th e Prostate Gland." Other readers who would like a copy should send $2 plus a long, self-addressed, stamped envelope to P.O. Box 2017, M u rra y H ill Station, N e w Y o rk , N Y 10186 He sure to mention the title. D E A R D R G O T T : I have a relative in her 60s who was recently diagnosed with ovarian cancer. I'm in my 60s and have both ovaries. How can I be sure that I don’t have the same disease? D E A R R E A D E R : Ovarian cancer is ju s tifia b ly one of the m ost feared malignandes, because by the time it's diagnosed, the tu m o r u s u a lly has spread loo extensively to be cured T h is c a n ce r a cco u n ts for about 24.000 new cases and 14.000 deaths a year in the United States. Th e afflic­ tion typically causes abdominal full­ ness and discomfort. T h e tum or may be suspected from a special blood test called the CA 125 and is confirmed by DR. G O TT an u ltra s o u n d e x a m in a tio n o r exploratory surgery Most authorities do not recommend routine blood and ultrasound screen­ ing for healthy women without a fami­ ly history of ovarian cancer. However, in women with such a history, screen­ ing may be appropriate, although no studies have proved that deaths from this cancer arc reduced by screening In short, the testing is just too im pre­ cise to ju s tify its g e n e ra l use in women without symptoms. Of course, this is the hitch Hy the time sym p tom s a p p e a r, the c a n c e r m a y be u n b e a ta ble T h u s , a fam ily histo ry ACROSS 1 Stringed Instrument 7 Mineral used as a gem 13 Breathe 14 Baltimore bird 15 First 16 Seaport In Italy 17 Misdeed 18 Wide shoe size 20 Smalt child 21 Machine tool (2 wds.) 25 Jazz player Coleman 28 Sobbed 32 The ones here 33 Bride s pathway 34 Seed covering 35 Slop 38 Caravan stop 37 More energetic 39 Peaceful place 41 A — Good Men 44 45 48 51 54 55 56 57 Trouble Pt. of TC IF Conceive Ballplayer's p lic t Golf term Friend of Jerry and Kramer Planted Actor Kelr — may be the single most important fac­ tor in early diagnosis. Because each situation is individualized, I suggest that you follow y o u r gynecologist's advice with respect to periodic exami­ nations, with o r without the C A -I2 S test and ultrasonography. 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Sims had 11 top tricks: one spade, four hearts, one diamond and five clubs So. he needed two diam ond ruffs in the by Bob Thavss FR A N K A N D E R N E S T qfour (Birthday TH£ WHOa THWG /N / +-Z8 ^ 3 'C H P -V f i. T by Jim Davis G A R FIE LD NO ON/OFF ) sw n cH V ip / r_ Z L i^ jp / In the year ahead you may become involved in a profitable endeavor ot a confidential nature. Don't broadcast intentions until the enterprise is under way. Proper ttmmg la essential and could either make or break you TA U R U S (A pril 20-May 20) Try not to ignore your better judgment end common sense m career matters today. Knowing you shouldn't do something and then dcxng it anyway could be asking lor prob­ lems Taurus, treat yourtell to a birthday gift Send tor your Astro-Graph predic­ tions lor the year ahead by mailing 82 and SASE to Astro-Graph, c/o this news­ paper. P .O . Box 1758, Murray Hill Station. New York, NY 10156. Be sure to state your zodiac sign GEMINI (May 21-Jurw 20) Subdue incli­ nations today to usa spiteful tactics m order to get even with someone you teat has wronged you. Y o u l be much better otl N you forgive and forget CAN CER (June 21-Juty 22) It rrvghl not ANNIE North a A - J - 7 - • — -- -- - « K Q 10 5 • A * K J 9 8 3 West a 10 9 6 4 * 9 8 7 » K I0 6 4 2 a 4 East a K 3 2 * 4 2 • J 8 7 5 a 7 6 5 2 South a Q 8 V A J ♦ Q 9 a A Q 5 6 3 3 10 V u lne ra ble : Bo th D e a le r South South 1NT 2* 5* West Pass Pass Pass North 2* 4NT 7* East Past Pass All pass O p e n in g lead: * 9 C ISM by NEA, Inr. ASTRO -GRAPH B E R N IC E BED E O SO L Wednesday. April 29.1996 tXCHANGt FO/t /MMUN/77. dumn\y. On. say. a spade lead, declar­ er might adopt one of these basic ap­ proaches (slight variations are possi­ ble). F ir s L spade ace. diam ond ace, trum p to hand, ruff a diamond, trump to hand, ruff a diamond, club to hand, and draw the missing trump. Th is re­ quires hearts to split 3-2. Alternatively, spade ace, diamond ace. club to hand, diamond ruff, trump to hand, diamond ruff, dummy's last trump, club to hand, and draw trumps. Th is line needs the d u bs to be 3 2 (or one defender short in both clubs and hearts) but can han­ dle trumps 4-1. However, West led a trump, destroy­ ing the communications for the former approach. Now Sims had to adopt the second plan. As you can see, though, West ruffed the second round of dubs to defeat the contrad. Unlucky, espe­ cially aa the K iw is' opponents at the 1977 F a r E a s t C h a m p io n sh ip s had stopped in six. work out too we« it you got Involved m a financial scheme with an erratic friend today His/her poor judgment could prove costly tor you L E O (July 23-Aug 22) Competitiveness is healthy, provided it's properly con­ trolled Do not try to steamroller your oppoeiton today. It could backfire. VIRGO (Aug. 23-8ept. 22) II might prove a trifle drtKuH to keep your temper today * everything doesn't go smoothly on the lin t try. Feelings ol urgency or anger could add to the problems LIBR A (Bapt. 23-Oct. 23) Poking your noea into a Inend's tangled affairs could end up coating you today, especially It his/her problems are financial SCORPIO (Oct 24-Nov. 22) Your mate will be perturbed today it you agree to do something end then bail out later. Don't make commitments with questionable intentions SAGITTAR IUS (Nov. 23-Oec. 21) Unless you have competent assistants today. H‘a best not to tackle tricky tasks about which you know Mile Wait until the experts arrive CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 18) Strive to manage your resources prudently today. II you take any financial fliers, be aura they're penny-ante stuff. Better ye t skip the action A Q U A R IU S (Ja n . 20-Feb. 18) Fragile household treasures rtquirs dellcats treatment today. 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