39 10 22803 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/f16c819e928fac3b809bc1eeab9af173.pdf fc0fd5160bd798d4a64c31f0f11e7e4f PDF Text Text F L O R ID A ...6 A S E M IN O L E C O U N T Y ....4 A Boat tax crackdown afloat Your opinions • • • and ours Y O U R EYES SPEAKS OUT ALL IN THB FAMILY...3B Serving Sanford, Lake Mary, Longwood, Oviedo, Winter Springs and Seminole County since 1908 Not guilty Bike Week ‘98: ‘Honey, you can catch him’ SANFORD - Police say the driver of a red pic kup truck Is being sought In connection with at least three Incidents of attempted child ulxhirtlon. TVo of the Incidents occurred yesterday morning as children werr on tire Ir way to Sanford Middle School. Sanford Poller Commander Kay Bronson said the ffrst In­ cident was reported on Feb. 24. at Airport Boulevard and Jewett Lane. The two similar Incidents Wednesday morning From Staff Reports SEMINOLE • A formrr Semi­ nole County deputy on trial for attempting to murder hi* wife, will not be offered his Job bark after a Jury found him not guilty tn court Wednesday. Former Seminole County Deputy Tom Livingston. 30 was acquitted by the Jury In the shooting that paralyzed his wife. Jennifer Livingston Is still eligible to be a police officer for whatever law enforcement agency that will employ him. However, his former employers will not call upon his services. Tom does not have a Job with the Sher­ iff's Office." said U. Jack Cash, police Information officer with tire Seminole County Sheriff's Office. T h e Sheriff's Office does not accept this ILlvtngston's actlonsl as proper behavior.* Cash said that the Sheriff's Office made Its decision based on the facts that Independently resulted tn Livingston's arrest. occurred at IHth Street and Oak Avenue, and on Catalina Drive. ’ "In each rase." he said, "tire suspect drives by the girls three or four times, then pulls up and attempts to call them over to his pickup and asks them to get In.* Bronson added that at least on two oc­ casions. the man was seen fondling himself. Thr three girls who were approarhed by the man ranged tn age from 13 to 14. All report­ edly gave the same general de­ scriptions of the man and thr PI m m 8 « ( A b d a c t io n . P M * 3 A Planning fo r commerce, apartm ents, adult biz By Nick Pfetfauf HERALD STAFF WRITER L a n c o and Choryt Turcotto had som o e ic ite m o n t in S an ford W e d n e s d a y morning boforo they hoadod o v o r to Samsula lo r Qiko Wee* 9 6 a ctiv itie s. L a n ce capturod a m an running from the law. Biker runs down a fugitive By Ruaa White HERALD STAFF WRITER SANFORD • It was the wrong wrrk to mrss with a Sanford biker named Lance Turrottr. Hours before hr would be enjoying a round of cold slaw wrestling and other Htkr Wrrk '98 ac­ tivities tn Samsula. Turrottr chased and jilnnrd a m.ui trying to rscajre the law. The Seminole County Sheriff's Office Is grateful for Turcotte's true grit and firm grlji Wednesday morning for an arrrst made near 23rd Street and Sanford Avenue. William Henry O’Neal, 2H. had escaped from Warrants Officer Jim Engebretsen and Sheriffs Deputy Mike Nunes and tokrn off on foot. Cheryl Turcotte turned to her husband and said. *Honey. you can catch him." It was a 911 call that swayed the Jury's decision to pardon Livingston of the crimes hr was charged with. Up until that point. It was a hung Jury. The Jurors could nut decide whether to find Livingston guilty of at­ tempted murder. He allegedly shot his wife and then tried to clean up the scene to make It Am Pickup truck d riv e r sought in attempted abduction o f girls By Nick Pfelfauf HERALD STAFF WRITER Former deputy acquitted o f attempted murder will not regain job Hu n 5 0 C e n ts T H U R S D A Y , M A R C H 5, 1998 90th Y E A R , No. 138 A c q u it. P i | r M nils was all the urging 35-year-old Turcotte needed to become a 200-pound posse of one. Ills long brown hair flowing In the wind. 1\ircotie ( based O 'N e al In and out of yards, through trees and hushes and jwst several howling dogs. "I don't flunk this guy thought 1 had a prayer of catching him." hircotte said. *He was young and prrtty quick I |ust thought of myself as a linebacker for the Green Bay Packers and I'd make the tackle." Turcotte's j>er1onnance drew the applause not only of the sheriffs office but that of the resi­ dents In the neighborhood. "We saw them pass between our house and Chief Deputy Sheriff Steve Harriett's house." linger Doughty said. T ills young fellow wasn't P leu c 8m Biker. PM * 3A SANFORD - Al the most re­ cent Sanford City Commission meeting, a proposal wus con­ sidered regarding u Joint plan­ ning agreement between the city and Seminole County, re­ garding adult entertainment. The commissioners dis­ cussed the proposal but noted there were differences between thr city's concept and the county. It was suggested that thr matter lx* examined by Die Planning and Zoning Commis­ sion for possible changes or recommendations. Thut report Is scheduled to lead off this to ­ day's meeting of thr Sanford IVkZ Commission. In addition to the controver­ sial mattrr. a number of major projects are also scheduled to Ire considered by the PAZ. One Is a site plan for a 96 unit ajianment complex while onother Involves development of a 50 acre Industrial center. Thr apartment complex Is on properly located to the east of thr formrr Kmart shopping center, and south of the Huntington Bank at the Inter­ section of E. Airjrort Hlvd. and Americana Blvd. To be called Sanford Green, the 9.7 acre area Is proposed to have 10 one-bedroom onr bath units. 40 two-bedroom one and a- half bath units, and 40 three-bedroom two-bath units. It Is to be under the con­ trol of National Church Resi­ dences. Thr 96 units will be divided among various earned Income levels. Miuty amenities are also lo be Included. A market study rrportrdly determined that Sanford Green, 'will be the lrust expensive nonsubsidized apartment properly In the market.* The .jroject will be financed by equity from the sale of Fed­ eral Low Income Housing Tax Credits, bank financing and developer financing. Another major project achedrtM M Am P la n n in g - F a g * S A S h e riff cautions businesses to bew are o f tornado victim scam From Stall Reports SEMINOLE • The Seminole County Sheriff's Department baa issued words of rautlon lo business owners regarding people seeking storm relief assistance. Some people are not really victims. According to Lt. Jack Cash of the sheriff's de­ partment. It has been reported that Individuals have approached local businesses fraudulently representing themselves as victims of Uie recent tomudo. Apparently, these subjects arc trying to play on the business owners’ sympathy to get discounts on purchases they do not deserve. Cash suggests any business that questions the legitimacy of a customer under these or similar circumstances, can confirm the person as a tornado victim by contacting Cite sheriffs olllce. Victim advocates Debra Wagner and Sherry McGrew have lists containing the names of all Seminole County victims. This list can be used to compare the Identification presented by the person who represents hlm/hcrself as a tornado victim. The state has waived fees for the relssuance of Florida Drivers Licenses and Identification cards for victims of the tornadoes. Sheriff's deputies who are dealing with the victims under the Adopt-A-Block program have been instructed to assist the victims In obtain­ ing the new cards. As a result, business owners should expect the customer to have valid photo­ graphic Florida Identification, which should be used In Identifying true victims. Deputies Wagner and McGrew can be con­ tacted by phoning the sheriff's department at 330-6600, extensions 322 or 374 respectively. After hours. Wagner can be reached on her pager at 623-2582. McGrow's pager number Is 623-2903. N ew home found for community program reaching out to youth Bj JEANA HUGHES Herald Staff Writer SANFORD - Ask and ye shall receive. Rose Davis Is not timid when It comes to Baking for the tilings she needs for Iter kids. Her kids are the at-risk youth Involved In Brethren Reaching Out (BRO). a Christian-based youth outreach ministry • di­ rected by Davis. Davis started BRO In July of 1995 with another minister. Elder Alvin Johnson. Johnson left the program a year ago to attend college. Currently five ministers work with Davis to provide activities for young people to build self esteem and empower them on the road to a positive future. When Davis needed facilities for BRO site asked and ahe was directed to Tony Taylor, prop­ erty manager for Seminole Garden Apartments. Tony at­ tended some of BRO's activities and was convinced site was le­ gitimate. In Michigan, Taylor had as­ sisted resident organizations In establishing programs similar to this. Ills experience had proven to him that these pro­ grams are a win-win proposi­ tion for residents and property owners. Taylor lias become an avid supporter of Davis and BRO. "This particular community (Seminole Oardrn Apartments) lias no social programs acces­ sible to the residents.’ said Taylor. He went to property PIm m Am BRO. Fogs SA Ofc. Gerald Taylor, of the Sanford Police Department, Inspects some of the art painted by BRO participants and recently on display at pokes headquarters. BRO unveils its new home this weekend. �2 A ■Semwofc Herald. Santord. Florida ■ Thursday. March 5. 1998 Anniversary celebration bachcr (4071 246-2231. The 75th Anniversary C ele­ bration of New Mt. Zion Mis­ sionary Baptist Church. 1720 Pear Ave. will Ik* Friday, March 6 at 7:30 p.m. M ace­ donia Primitive Baptist Church and Rev. Imparnto and con­ gregation will render the service. Salting Lessons air being oflered by certified Red Cross Instructors with four Tuesday classroom sessions 6:30-9:00 p.m. at the Colonlaltown Community Center and four Saturdays on Lake Baldwin from 9 a.m lo 2:30 p.m. Leant all the basics, the cost is $80. Please call the City of Orlando Community and Youth Serv­ ices for details and registra­ tion by calling Vic Kruppcnbacker at (4071 246-2231. Music program A musical appreciation pro­ gram will honor Cynthia Cassanova Brown, musician for the Morning Glory Choir No. 2 on Saturday. March 7 at 7:30 at 2600 Highway 46 East In Sanford. Featured guest artists will be Minister Vernon Jones, Vincent Smith. Gerald Cassanovu and various community musical groups and church choirs. BWCCFC function The sixth annual "Every Black Woman Should Wear A Red Dress' will be Saturday. March 7 from 9 n.m. until 5 p.m. at the Holidny Inn located at State Road 436 and Inter­ state-*! In Altamonte Springs. 'Giving Back-Reclaiming our Communities* will have regis­ tration at the door which in­ cludes lunch with the work­ shop for $30. The sponsor Is International Black Women's Congress, Central Florida Chapter. M usician's meeting Garden/ttail hikes The Florida Trail Association Is have a Leu Gardens/Lake Kola bus hike on Saturday. March 7 a I 9 a.m. at Harry P. Leu Gardens In Orlando. Hie meeting point will be at the Gardens. 1730 N. Forest In Orlando (off of Corvine Drivel nt the main entrance. Enjoy u stroll In beautiful leu Gardens (hen take the Lynx bus to downtown Orlando and walk around Lake Eola. East lunch at a restaurant In the Church Street Station area and then return to Leu Gardens by bus. Bring water. The cost Is $6 for K/Tbus ride and admission to Leu Gardens. Lunch Is extra. On Sunday. March H at 9 a.m. there will be a day hike at Split Oak Forest. The meeting point will be the for­ est lrailhead. 2 miles down Clapp-Simms-Duda Road off of Rt. 15, 3 miles north of Narcoosee. V in ta g e view Special to the Herald WEATHER Play 4 6-244 Cash 3 4-74 I tha ora might low 43. Raaordsd rainfall for tha parted andlag at IO a.m., tot Jad .OO Inch. .............. 6 :4 0 a.m . ............ 6:2a p.m. “Serving Seminole County Since 1908 " Thursday. March 5.1998 • Vol. 90, No. 138 PuMshsd Tuesday through Friday and Sunday by Rsputdc Newspapers. Inc. • 300 N. French Ava., Sanford. FL. 3Z771 Phone: (407) 322-2811 Fax: (407) 323-9408 puth- LEQALS Msigaisl Susy EDfTOMAL Lacy Lost - EdBor Ctvw Sharp - Cheryl Sandy Pa Say Jeans Hughs* Courmay LaAaw Ntt PtaUtX OaanSrnm Tommy W o r n Susan Warmar Russ Whas Paid at Sartord. Florida and addBonal ma*ng ones* USPS 491290 Posamaatar Sand addraaachangaa to Tha SEMINOLE HERALD P.0 Box 1667 Sardord. 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Winds colleges are participating In R oo d s Lottery: are from the southwest at the 1998 FAI%C Scholarship Fantasy S 15-20 m.p.h. Program: 3-5-20-23-25 Lotto (Fab. 25) ATI Career Training Center, 5-5-20-23-43-47 Ft. Lauderdale. Miami, Oak­ land Park. Tha Ugh tsmpsraturs Is The Sanford/Central Florida Interdenominational Musi­ cian's Guild will hold their monthly meeting on Saturday. March 7 at 9 a.m. at Denny's Restaurant. State Road 46 and lnterstatc-4 across from the Seminole Mall. Charles Jackson Is president. from tho ch u rch would h ave boon set a sid e for ono of our city p a rk s , anoth er oxcollont pro v isio n by tho city pla n n o rs In the v e ry bottom o l tho picture could bo tho First M etho dist C h u rc h sto cplo and p o rh a p s tho ch u rch o n the nght Is tho F irst P re sb yte ria n Y o u ch u rch h is to ria n s lot T ho city o l S an ford w h ich w a s Incorporated in 1877 lo oke d like this c ir c a 1890. Y o u are looking north on P a rk A v o n u o toward L a k o M onroe, H oly C r o s s E p is c o p a l C h u rc h Is in tho foreground at Fourth and P ark. N o tice lh a t our lo ro la th e ra had Ihe Insight to cre a te a wide north/south m ain a vo n u o for w hich wo aro grateful today. Tho b lo ck a c ro s s tho stre e t HOME IMPROVEMENT EX P ER IEN C E YOU CAN COUNT ON! I I II I NEAT-N-TIDY ALL GLEAN H O USE CLEAN IN G 25% O FF 1st Time Cluitmiuj L ic e n s e d , B o n d e d , In s u re d I RfIIDEMTUl I Off ICi CliANIIIQ MM <HCULTY |j MAM)WAN UJtVICt <CANKT ■? ClfAJSNQ SERVICE AVAIIA5U .. ________ Wa Do Windows 3 2 4 -1 1 7 7 ! ! « aid. entrance to statesupported colleges and univer­ L L ____ u m m m jR ro w ________ sities. state employment, and permission to practice law. S p ic id u m R if id d a l S fg v ic c Maddox points out that men age 18 through 25 who have not yet registered can avoid the risk of prosecution and - J liM M I t t f c . HOMEOWNERS! loss of benefits by registering promptly at any local post of­ • Bankruptcy • Bad or Slow Credit O.K. fice. Army National Guard Re­ cruiting Offices, or on the In­ R O O M A D D IT IO N S ★ R E M O O E U N O ★ R E P A IR ternet (http://www.sss.gov). FREE 3 Estimates • FREE Pre-qualification • FAST APPROVALS Failure to register Is a felony punishable by a line of up to „ Call Today • 407-668-8004 $250,000. up to five years In 5___________________ Serving Volusia County prison, or both. Over 13 million men age 18 through 25 are currently reg­ istered with Selective Service. Of those. 560.467 are from Florida. H7 H OHUrTOUCAHWEVCHTroi«Tn«A^FJ �Seminole Morale). Santotd, Florida - Thursday, March 5, 1908 - 9 A Biker Continual! from Pogs 1A about to let the other one get away." 'Once I had him, I wasn't about to let him get away." Turcotte said. *1 put my elbow Into his back nnd told him to put his other arm behind him. He submitted quick." Turcotte said It was more of a spur of the moment tiling not be brave action on his part. He had no Idea If the man teas armed (he wasn't). "If anything. I hoped there were no big dogs. *1 guess I'm tired of people trying to get away with something. I can’t, why should they?" The episode over. Turcotte hoped to hop on his 1(171 Shovrlhrnd Harley-Davidson and head BRO Coatlaaad from Fags 1A owner Dill Gorman and con* vtneed Gorman of the benefits such a program would provide to residents and to manage­ ment. Oorman generously has do­ nated an apartment and the utilities free of charge. The apartment will be used as an office and as a place for activi­ ties and classes provided by HKO. Davis Is responsible for the restoration and cleanup of the apartment. She has worked diligently since Feb. 2. With her hard work and the help of several of the residents HRO's new home Is almost ready. In December Seminole County students participated In an art workshop coordinated by HKO and held at the San­ ford Police Department. The workshop was sponsored by l*artnrn» In Art Visual Educa­ tion under the direction of Kevin llaran of the University of Central Florida. The student's art was on dis­ play in the SPD lobby for two weeks tn January. Horan Is having all the an framed and the nrt work will Ik- on perma­ nent display In the new HKO offices. Housekeeping classes will begin soon for young adult fe­ males. Two classes for youths will also meet at the new head­ quarters. Activities will Include to Dike Week. T ve been going over there since I9B0," he said. *IVe met bikers from all over the world. They're good people and we have real good fun. We're all family. I'm not in till 3 a.m." Turcotte said he looked forward to each of the events, especially on the final day when a Japanese bike Is dropped from a crane. He said what's left of the bike Is smashed by the blkera. "You beat the heck out of It for a $1 a whack,” he said. •1 think you have your aggression out a l­ ready," Cheryl Turcotte told her husband. •Maybe not," he said. field trips, tutoring classes. Biblical education, videos, arts and crafts. Future plans In­ clude programs for young adult males. One hundred-twenty kids from 12 Seminole County Schools are actively involved In DRO. Davis and Taylor esti­ mate another 400 socially and economically disadvantaged children, most between the ages of three and eight, live within Seminole Garden Apartments. Once again Davis is not shy about DRO's needs. The list in­ cludes three easels, three right-foot hardwood topped folding tables, arts and crafts supplies, ofllce supplies and a VCR. The new offices are des­ perately In need of a window air conditioning unit, four dark brown celling fans and local telephone nervier. Davis Is grateful for all the support and donations BRO has received over the last three years. She Is also not shy with tier thanks or her praise. The success of BRO Is through the combined efforts of Davis, law enforcement, churches and as­ sorted Individuals and groups. 'Sheriff Eallnger and the Seminole County Sheriff■ Of­ fice have supported us 100 percent tn every endeavor." said Davis. "And there hasn't been any request to Mayor Dale or any city employee that Planning----Csatiaasd tram Fags IA uled to come up for considera­ tion Involves a request for re­ zoning of approximately 50 acres on MrllonvtUe Avenue. SOUtit. RG. "Bud* Feather Is proposing a atata-of-the-art Industrial Commerce Center, which he says may employ aa many as 3.000 people. It would be located near the SanfordOrlando Airport and the OrreneWay. just south of Lake Mary Blvd. Feather says he wants to subdivide the property into 30 one to one and a- half acre sites for companies to buy, then build their own facilities. Other Items on the agenda Involve large structures which are being proposed. As of earlier this week, the following Items were listed on the VBtZ agenda: ■Ordinance regarding mulUjurisdictional land use permit­ ting regarding adult entertain­ ment establishments and sexually oriented businesses. "Request to rezone (50-acres) for Industrial use, 3801 Mellonvtlle Avenue. "Rezontng property at 1025 W. 25th Street. "Conditional use for multi fam­ ily dwelling at southwest cor­ ner of Airport Blvd. and Ameri­ can Blvd. "Site plan for Sanford Green, a 06-apartment complex at the southwest comer of Airport Blvd. and American Blvd. "Site plan for 3,022 sq. ft. addi­ tion to AFCOM, at 100 Com­ merce Way. "Site plan for 0,000 sq. ft. air­ craft maintenance hangar for Cumalr, at the Oilando Sanford Airport. "Site plan for 7,080 sq. ft. and 17, 400 so. ft. building far Mack Warehouses at Sanford Central Park. "Additional business from floor and commission members. "Reports from staff hasn't been honored*. And we must not forget the support of the Sanford Police Department reminds Davis. SPD Community Service Ofllccra will share the new offices with BRO. BRO receives a large amount of support from Student Ven­ ture for Campus Crusades for Christ, a part of the BUI Bright Organization, and its North Orlando Director Vince f\i rpero. Davis also acknowledges the hand In hand collaboration of Pastor Randall Hall Walker of Assembly of God, located at Seminole Garden Apartments and Davis' own church family at Reddick Memorial First Horn Church of the Uvlng God. The residents of Seminole Garden Apartments ask every day when the offices will open, whrn the programs will start. Taylor Is very optimistic about laying the foundation for brighter futures and the bene­ fits to the complex. For Darts, It's all for the kids. She recalls a statement made by Deputy Chief Dennis Whitmire, "How do we know It won't work If we don't try ItT*. Tire new HRO offices are lo ­ cated in apartment *20. Semi­ nole Garden Apartments. The ubllc Is Invited to an open ouse for HRO on Saturday, March 7 from 1 to 4:00 p.m. For more Information call Rose Darts at 323-0203 or 321-1768. K •Other Items and adjournment. The Sanford Planning and Zoning Commission meeting Is scheduled to begin at 7 p.m., Thursday. March 5. In the commission chambers of San­ ford City Hall. Acquit------Cssttassg f r i s Fags LA look like an accident. Living­ ston was looking at a sentence tn excess of 12 years. According to Livingston's ac­ count. he thought he heard gunfire. A figure burst Into his bedroom, and he reached for his .45 caliber pistol and fired. However, his wife sold that she had came Into get the couple's two-year old daughter when Livingston punched her and then shot l»cr. Circuit Judge Seymour Benson did not allow evidence which connected Liv­ ingston with a supposed his­ tory of spousal abuse. Abduction Castls—4 fr M Fags LA pickup. None of the girls was Injured or molested. The man was described as white. In his late 20‘s. He was said to be tall and slender with short dark hair shaved on the sides. He lutd facial acne and at least one girl believed she saw a tattoo on the man's right arm. The vehicle was Identified as a red Ford Ranger pickup with a black tool box. and a black or gray stripe down the side. The first three letters on the vehicle's license plate were given as TDI. While police are presently concentrating on these three separate incidents, Bronson said there may have been more of a similar nature In recent times, and urged parents and children to report any at­ tempted abductions Immedi­ ately. ‘ I urge anyone who has in­ formation on this, especially people who may know the driver or can Identify the pickup truck, to call Sanford Police aa soon as possible,* Bronson ciald. "This Is a seri­ ous situation Involving chil­ dren, and Die sooner we moke an arrest tn this case, the safer our children will be." H.E.L.P. Youth Seminole County Public Schools, The Community Foundation o f Central Florida, Domett Bank, and Heart of Florida United Way (HFUW) have Joined together to direct H.E.L.P., Hands-on Education and Leadership Project. The project Is designed to provide an opportunity for Juniors of Seminole County Public Schools to develop and participate In a volunteer project with a learning com ­ ponent within their commu­ nity. The studenta are selected as either Project Leaders or Youth Council Member*. The project Leaders team with an adult and submit a proposal to the district-wide Youth Coun­ cil for approval. Florida Learn and Serve, a federally funded grant pro­ gram In Tallahassee, and The Community Foundation of Central Florida, have provided funding for these projects. During the last cycle, eight projects were approved by the Youth Council and the Project Leader* and adults are cur­ rently completing their proj­ ects. One team decided to r e ­ furbish the lounge of a local work opportunity facility and received $500 for the project. Another team wanted to work with the Issue of peer pressure facing many young students today and received $250 for the project. Each student chooses an agency to work with while creating their prot­ ect. and then partner's with the agency to complete i t H.E.L.P. Is a wonderful way for students to get Involved In the community. Students that complete 75 hour* o f commu­ nity service are eligible for a half credit towards elective high school credit through Seminole County Public Schools. Y our guide to smoke-free dining in Central Florida Special to the Herald moves freely throughout restaurant. ORLANDO--The Tobacco Free Central Florida Coalition has produced Its first Guide to Smoke-Free Dining In Central Qfldda. giving residents a list of restaurants In Orange. Seminole, Osceola, and Lake County which do not permit smoking. The dining guide, produced In cooperation with the Walt Disney Memorial Cancer Insti­ tute at Florida Hospital and SmlthKlIne Beecham, has been endorsed by Gov. Lawton Chiles. *lt Is estimated nearly half a million Americans die each year from tobacco related Ill­ nesses," Chiles said, 'and 53,000 Americans die from ex­ posure to second-hand smoke." ‘ Because of these alarming numbers.' he continued, 'grassroots coalitions across the state have been working to edurate the public about the dangers of smoking and sec­ ond-hand smoke. As part of those efforts. I am happy to endorse Die Tobacco Free Cen­ tral Florida Coalition's "A Guide to Smoke-Free Dining In Central Florida.* The Coalition has been funded by the American Cancer Society, the American Heart Association, and the American Lung Association. Its member­ ship Includes community members whose focus Is to educate the public on the harmful effects of tobacco, and to act as an advocate for posi­ tive reform. Stefanlc lloglund, local American Cancer Society rep­ resentative. indicated the din­ ing guide will help non­ smoking restaurant patrons protect themselves from harmful cigarette toxins. ‘ Harmful toxins remain In the air long after smokers have left the building.' she stated, 'and those elements continue to harm whomever remains In the building." In addition, Hoglund said non smoking patrons seated tn non-smoking sections are not prelected from second-hand smoke because the smoke the current legislative session In Tallahassee are attempting to get an amendment passed to the Florida Clean Indoor Air Act giving local communities the |>ower to pass stronger laws regarding Bmoklng In public places. Further, she said that scien­ tific studies of smoke-free res­ taurants In Texas, California nnd Colorado showed sales did not decrease after smoke-free ordinances were passed. "We strongly encourage resi­ dents," Hoglund concluded, "to contact their local Btate sena­ tor and representative and re­ quest their support of this amendment." Currently, Floridians do not have the authority to set their own laws regarding smoking in public places. A statewide sur­ vey by Mathematlca Policy Re­ search revealed 74 percent of Floridians. however. favor banning smoking In all Indoor public places. To receive a free copy of the smoke-free dining guide, call tile American Cancer Society In Orlando. 843-8680. Some slate ofilc!a!s In Ihe 40 Years of Hons at Ssrvlcs O r**l Rates on Quality Workmanship • L-M * *f 0**f*W* • M s • Vm • Trselu • RVY • M m o le I ItM Urt • ciitcJwi • CY JtliOt • in to • LsMTKMctlEg.lam.nl • FrM Tnrtnf WMl Ma)*r Rnfaki TnmminJin • NstlamrtM Wtrrsnfr ArsOMta 6682929 TRANSMISSION RE PAIR r 905-B S US Hwy. 17-92 DeBary A cross from the F.P.L. 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Proponents say It will Im ­ prove the local econom y, and create a site where the city can finally begin using the land to glean tax m on ey rather than It being a w rite­ off. Depending on which plan or artist conception one sees, proposed development could Include a hotel, con ­ ference center, apartm ent lowers, boardwalk or oth er amenities. In response to the n a y ­ sayers. officials say the pres­ ent park land w ill continue to have a passive park area and according to som e plans, may actually be re ­ configured Into an even more delightful area for strolling, sitting or en jo yin g the natural scenery. There Is one proposal h o w ­ ever. that wc believe should be quashed right from the outset. W e sec absolutely no need for a beach along the lakefront o f Lake Monroe. Even without the m yriad alligators w ho have been longtim e residents o f the lake, tire w ater Isn't clean and clear. Tills Is not to say that one would become 111 swim m ing In the waters o f the lake, but Just ask your - £bitonnl/®pintcm self, would you swim In Lake M on ro e? Jet skiers and others w ho use the lake for recreation quite often fall Into the w a ­ ter. But they are on ly In for a brief time. They are not In the w ater for hours nt a time. Officials probably know none o f us would swim In the lake. They probably wouldn't swim there either. But In an effort to attract tourist and visitor dollars, they propose a beach. Yes, beaches are delightful to sec. but only those which are well maintained. clean. sandy and usable. If w e expect visitors to sit on the beach In Sanford and wade In the w ater o f the lake, wc arc only foolin g ourselves. In trying to find advan­ tages for a beach ns opjxiscd to the present seawall, we can only find one point. IVoplc can fall o ff the seawall Into the lake, and because it would lie nearly Impossible to climb back onto shore, people could drown. W ith a bench, no one would fall In. Children h o w ­ ever. m ay find it easier to run Into the water, and th ey could also drown, m erely be­ cause the lake attracts them. So perhaps even that point Is moot. Until som ething Is done along the lakefront, there will continue to be people prom oting it ns well ns o p ­ posing It. W e suspect It could take years before we see nny m arked changes In d ie appearance. But regarding the p ro ­ posed bench area, wc again ask. would you swim In Lake M onroe right now ? T hat should serve to resolve that m atter. Insurance Examiner Hazel G reenberg, who stops lor a cup o( coffee alter a day ol assessing tornado damage In Sanford. The Salvation Army Emergency Disaster Services food van near the FEM A headquarters at the Semi­ nole County Agriculture Center Is a welcome sight tor Rem em bering the Salvation Army and the good work volunteers do Noreen A. Bryant S a n fo rd more E v id e n c e s a v a s t right wing co n spir acy ., BILL PUTS ON TEN FOUNDS 0UD0YCHEWS UP U IL L A R Y 'S FAVORITE HILLARY BURNS Hurricane Andrew struck the Miami area within a couple of years after we moved to the Sunshine State. It was awful to see all that destruction on TV. It waa worse to aee It when wr drove to Miami for my husband's eye sur­ gery at the VAMC. The area surrounding the VAMC was not part of what was truly devas­ tated. yet trees with roots as high as a van were uprooted all aver, traffic lights were blown away, everywhere I went people were talking about their own losaea, their family's Injuries. The police were asking constantly for people to stay out of the areas that were hit die hardest, lor the same reasons our Sheriff imposed a curfew for Lake Jesup, to avoid theft and to give people a chance to absorb die reality and salvage what dtey could. Mo­ tels were "Jammed' with insurance company representatives trying to help, and out of town ’contiwtain’ Trying to cash in. The lure waa so great Ynany oT them paid for their' rooms on a monthly basis, so they'd have a place to stay. At the time all of that happened. I couldn't help but notice that every time the news cam­ eras were showing the devastation, the American Red Cross waa In the foreground asking for cash, while the Salvation Army was In the background helping people and distrib­ uting coffee, food, blankets. Now the people on Lake Jesup have suffered a similar horror and so many lost everything. We who survived unscathed can't help but wonder why. and thank God for that blessing. Certainly we saw marvelous work done by our local law enforcement agencies, and die stale troopers who helped to augment our own per­ sonnel. Once again, the news cameras focus­ ing on the devastation couldn't help but allow the SalvaUon Army In the background helping the survivors, while the Red Cross asks for cash. Of course the Red Cross is so hard up for cash. Ellnitx-th Dole again (lew In lo 'lead* the "team*, while the Salvation Army rented space so survivors could m oreeasily obtain the basics they need after th rive lost every­ thing. My Dad was a veteran who survived both die attack on Pearl Harbor and dir European Theatre Operation. He told me that even then the Red Cross would notify someone of a fam­ ily members final illness or death, but do nothing to provide..a way for them to get home. Dad said most of diem sent their money home and had little cash, never knowing If they'd survive, and not wanting to deprive their families If they didn't. I don't know what the Salvation Army did during World War II. but I aee what they do now. and I remember It when It Is time for donations. I hope you will too. School was at fault, not Fellowship o f Christian Athletes Last Friday, Teague Middle School m ade a mistake. Let them pay for IL not a grou p o f devoted ldds w h o are an example o f much o f w hat Is right In the schools today. The Incident began when Teague Invited g o lf professional T iger WoodB to appear at a Black History M onth event and W oods accepted. Ju t prior to the event. W oods canceled and Teague scrambled to find a replacement. In keeping with the athletic theme, the school brought In m embers o f the Fellowship o f Christian Athletes (FC A) to make a presentation. The group Is made up o f thousands o f kids and has chapters at every high school In Central Florida. They do good thingB and, for the m ost part, have a loose, unofficial relationship with the schools. It Is not governm ent or school funded. They m eet on cam pus and spon sor events such as Rally Around the Pole, a prayer session held once a year prior to school that drew nearly 400 students at Sem inole High School alone, and the recent weekend Oast that drew students from every high school In the county. There Is no coercion on their part and they are visible on every school campus. They are to be applauded for doing som ething positive. Cbitorial/teptmon However, at Teague, many students and parents objected and. b y yesterday. It was the subject o f ta lk radio all over O rlando w ith parents and students referring to the group w ith term s such as ‘ religious terrorists.' and 'J es u s freaks.* That's w rong. Sure, their presentation contained religious material. T hat’s w hat the organization la all about. W hat did Teague officials expect? The FC A representatives only did w hat they w ere asked to do that day. It was t h e . Teague school officials w ho m ade the mistake o f bringing In a religious group to speak during school hours at a m andatory assembly. Unfortunately, people all over Orlando are ready to lynch FCA members, terrified that their kids will turn Into religious zealots because o f a harm less assembly. Suddenly, the FC A has a stigma attached to it because they were doing, with perm ission, w hat com es naturally to them. Don't be surprised If som eone overreacts and lim its FCA access to campuses, even m aking them rem ove filers from the walls o f the school and requiring them to m eet o ff campus. It'a a loose relationship, but. until this week, one that worked. Ju st rem em ber that the FCA did n oth in g w ron g. Teague officials deserve a reprimand, although not the tar and feathering that was b rin g called for In the media Tuesday. Today, the school board will meet at 3 p.m. to deal with the situation. Let's hope they don't overreact. There Is violence In schools, drugs are ram pant and no one seems to be able to control It. One o f the things they can control Is restricting. In any way, the F C A and Us relationship to the schools. If they do that, they'll be doing a terrible Injustice to a positive group o f students which far outnum bers the drug users and hate mongers on campuB. Don't let that happen. Make sure y o u r school board representative knows that It would be w rong to overreact and punish the w rong group. Teague was at fault. Not the Fellowship o f Christian Athletes. A (Pur 3foaberg W titt JLttttvi 3Eo QLht (Ebftor Drug war strategy If It were possible to devise a scheme more convoluted and ridiculous than the present U. S. drug war strategy, this Con­ gress Is well on Its way to achieve that dubious distinc­ tion. Representing only four percent of the world's popula­ tion. the United States con­ sumes nearly half of the Illicit drugs-a whopping 92S0 billion annually. Yet. this nation de­ mands that the rest of the world cooperate In our War on Drugs as the price o f America's ‘ goodwill.* Some members of Congress still believe that eradicating drug crops and trafficking In source countries Is the most efficient way to enforce drug prohibition. First tried by President Theodore Roosevelt In 1005 to stop opium smug­ gling Into the newly acquired Philippine Islands, this strat­ egy failed miserably then and has continued to fall through­ out the Twentieth Century for every subsequent administra­ tion that has tried it. Yet, members o f Congress regularly call for a stepped-up War on Drugs to clear our streets and neighborhoods of Illegal drugs. In order to pro­ tect our children. They give truth to the words o f George Santayana who said: *111000 who cannot remember the past are condemned to repeat ft* If you wish to compare an­ other foiled initiative by our government, you don't have to look for. Consider the 1905 "War on Poverty", s bureau­ cratic boondoggle that actually Increased poverty each year while demanding ever greater amounts o f tax dollars to be shoveled Into Its maw. Con­ gress recognized Its mistake af­ ter 30 years o f failure and re­ formed welfare In 1990 by re­ turning responsibility to the states. Now Congress must recognize It has created an authoritarian bureaucracy to enforce drug prohibition which has progressively Increased drug use and the addiction ra­ tio in the United States popula­ tion. Drug prohibition and the War on Drugs has also contributed to world-wide drug trafficking-the greatest criminal enter­ prise the world has ever known. The War on Drugs at­ tempts to eradicate the avail­ able supply of drugs at Its source, but It has not contrib­ uted one lota to reducing drug use. Please show me one drug addict that has been forced from his habit for a lack of Il­ legal drugs to b u y.. And how Is the War on Drugs affecting our youth. According to a recent survey of 12-17 year olds sponsored by the Com­ mission on Substance Abuse Among America’s Adolescents, a fourth o f the 12 -year-olds surveyed said they know some­ one who uses hard drugs such as cocaine or heroin--a 122 percent Increase In one year! These finding should not sur­ prise us when nearly 630,000 members of juvenile gang* across America are selling drugs to our children wherever our society can reduce drug use In a legal market. Yet, drug bu­ reaucrats make the self-serving claim that legal drugs would quadruple drug addiction. This assertion la simply not true, and la the crux o f the problem: The drug bureaucracy has a vested Interest In perpetuating the myth that prohibition will work, rather than working to find a solution. General McCaffrey, the United States' Drug Czar, says. ‘ At the end o f the day. there can be only one clear priority and that la focus on youth, drug prevention and educa­ tion.' Yet Congress la de­ manding a renewed campaign to eradicate the drug supply at Its source. they gather. In researching my new book, "Hie Enemy Is Us-How to De­ feat Drug Abuse and End the War on Drugs.* I came to un­ derstand bow juveniles • are drawn into Illegal drug ped­ dling that brings death, crime, corruption and violence to our communities. This is the most horrifying side or lUegsl drugs In America --our children are accepting It. Like alcohol, the repeal of drug prohibition would virtually eliminate drug dealers, Juvenile drug sellers, crack houses, and drug-related crime. Al Capone ruled Chicago during Prohibi­ tion in the ‘ Roaring 20s* and his counterparts controlled every major U. S. city. After the repeal or alcohol prohibition In 1933. alcohol-related criminal artlvttles such aa bootlegging, hijackings, rum-running and speakeasies disappeared from America's landscape. My book rites an abundance of empirical evidence to prove We can save our children by repealing prohibition and re­ storing a regulated, nonviolent drug market as we did for alco­ hol-but absent the deaths, crime, violence and corruption U n ta u a t I OMs— I. UBA7- Ra tired Miami, F L Diverting attention A lot of people are speculat­ ing that the Iraq War la a Clin­ ton ploy to distract attention away from the Monica Lewin­ sky story. Some are saying that It's like the movie. “Wag the Dog*. I think that Clinton la a lot slicker than that. There are much bigger Clinton plots In the works to distract attention away from scandal. proval rating went up to ‘ percent after his State o f tl Union address which main me wonder If Clinton balanci the federal budget to dtstra attention away from sex sea dais. 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The Florida Department o f Revenue has an­ nounced a crackdown on the owners of expen­ sive yachts who Attempt to evade paying sales taxes on the boats. Revenue officials estimate the state could be losing millions of dollars In sales taxes from Individuals who are buying and registering their vessels ns a special type of rental boat, when the yacht Is really for personal use. Until April 1, the Revenue Department will waive all penalties due on the back taxes owned tf the yacht owners voluntarily disclose their tax liability. Those who do not come forward within lire month-long window will be subject to a full audit of thetr personal, business and federal In­ come tax records, which could uncover federal tax liabilities In addition to the slate taxes owed. "Tire cttUens of Florida expect that all Indi­ viduals. no matter how big their bank accounts, will pay their fair share of the state's tax lairden.* said Revenue Executive Director Urey Fuchs. "People who buy luxury yachts Intended for personal use should be paying the entire sales tax due on that purchase. Just like the av­ erage cltUen must do when he or she buys a car. a boat or any other personal Item." Revenue officials were first made aware of the Issue tn late 1990 when a tax collector noticed that several yacht owners were forming corpora­ tions. registering their newly purchased vessels as a "bare boat* and then "renting* the yachts Host family needed Face The World, a nonprofit educational exchange founda­ tion. Is looking for a replace­ ment host family. A 15 year old bay from Russia needs a host family for the remainder of the school year due to a change in the current family's circumstances. He Is fully cov­ ered with Insurance, lias his own spending money and cur­ rently attends Seminole High School. Won't you open your heart and home? For further Infor­ mation. call 332-12HH. back to themselves. When the tax collector asked one purchaser about tire practice, the owner acknowledged that he was really buying the yacht for pcrsonnl use. Under current law. n vessel that Is bought to l»e used exclusively for "bare boat" rental Is ex­ empt front sales tux on the purchase price. In­ stead. sales tax Is applied to the amount of the rental charge each time the vessel Is rented out. The rental Is considered as "bare boat" meaning the owner does not supply a crew. One of the first nreas where revenue agents stmek was West l*alm Beach where u pilot pro­ gram uncovered several multi-million dollar yachts, each with unpaid tax bills totaling sev­ eral hundred thousand dollars. Although regis­ tered as "bare boats.* only a few reported col­ lecting sales taxes, although owner records In­ dicated that the yacht was being used fre­ quently. . , . . . Several of the yachts were also found to be outfitted In fine china, paintings and expensive furnishings, some of which were estimated as millions of dollars In value, but all purc hased / tax-free. There was no Immediate word of exactly where the revenue agents will go. In addition to coastal areas where many large ocean going yachts are kept, there were Indications that some checking may also be done on large In­ land bodies of water, possibly the St. Johns River. , Yacht owners wishing to have penalties waived by taking advantage of the amnesty pe­ riod before It expires on April 1. s h o u l d phone tire Department of Rrvenue at 1-850-488-3821. is to raise money for the newly established trust fund for the children of the late Marcia Green McGill (Armlsba Char­ les and Alvontr McGill). The bcnrflt concert will take place on Saturday. March 14. 1998 at 7 p.m. Ilease come out and help to make this spe­ cial program a success. Is your child ADD? Is your child liavtng dlfficulUes In school? Has your child been labeled ns •hyperactive" or having 'attention deficit disorder*? If your child has been prescrllied mind-bending drugs as a result of being labeled "mentally 111* or If you have been told that his grades would Improve due to the drugs, thrre is something you should know. Call the Citizens Commission on Human Rights at 1-800-782­ 2878. Call 1-800-782-2878. Breakfast postponed The Appreciation Breakfast scheduled by the Salvation Army fo rlB a tu rd a y , March .7 s i First ’ Presbyterian Church. Sanford has been postponed due to Disaster Relief Opera­ tions still In progress. _.J > » i * ti 1 r »f <4** 911•■ t m CELERY AVE. P c/> 4 Marketplace 25th STREET 1514 S. FRENCH AVE. PHARMACIST: DANA WYNN PHONE: 407-321-6626 A tree grows at Tajiri A crape myrtle tree, a donation by Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ganas was planted recently on Tajiri Arts property, at Sixth Street and Palmetto Avenue. Shown at the ceremony, left to right. Connie W liam s of the Scenic Im­ provement Board, DUon Brett, and Tajiri Arts Manager Pat Whatley. W KATHLEEN DAVIS CODY Kathleen Davie Cody. 56. Kings Lake Drive. DeBary. died Monday. March 2. 1998. Bom In Vermont, ahe moved to the DeBary area seven years ago from Longwood. Mrs. Cody was an assistant principal at Wil­ son Elementary School. San­ ford. Survivors Include husband. FULL SERVICE PHARMACY... OUR P H A R M A C IES GLADLY ACCEPT 13th STREET i i ; v » k-y DAKOTA HACK BUTLKR Dakota Hauk Butler, 13 months. Club Road, Sanford, died Monday, March 2, 1998. Master Butler was bom In Sanford. Survivors include parents. Kent and Cynthia Butler; brothers, Vincent, Bowen, both of Sanford; maternal grandpar­ ents. Rudl and Sandra Strobelt. Lake County; paternal grand­ parents. Dennis and Sharon Butler. Sanford; maternal great-grandmother. Walkira Aider, New York; paternal great-grandparents. Jess 11. and Carol Brown, Sanford. Qalnes Carey Hand Funeral Home. Longwood, tn charge of arrangements. QUANTITY RIONTS NttCNVCD FRENCH AVE First Shiloh Missionary Bap­ tist Church, under the direc­ tion of the Reverend Doctor H. D. Rucker. Pastor, located at 700 Elm Avenue in Sanford, will sponsor a concert, organ­ ised by Vincent Smith. The purpose o f this concert W E W ILL N O T KN O W IN G LY B E UNDERSOLD <L Businesses are looking for high Impact, well spoken Indi­ viduals who are productive and polished. Do you have what It takes? University of Central Florida Office of Student Activities Leadership Development Se­ ries will sponsor Oayle Beatty, an Image consultant with nine years of experience. The In­ formation Beatty shares Is practical and Immediately useful for your personal and business success. For the females: March 11,3 to 5 p.ro.. Student Union Key West 218 AB. For the males: March 18 3 to 5 p.m.. Student Union Key West 218 AB. Everyone is Invited! For more information call The Of­ fice of Student Activities at 823-6471. DIXIE America’s Supermarket’ SA N FO RD Business etiquette Bunuflt concurt % ' • State-licensed an d registered ph arm acists • Convenience': h ave y o u r prescription filled w h ile you sh o p ■;, Donald; daughtere. Laurie Ann Ryant. Deltona. Elaine Edenbum. Donna Stanton, both of Las Vegas. Nev.; son. Thomas. Los Vegas. Nev.; mother. Elizabeth Davis, Lakeland: brother. Wayne Davis. Roches­ ter. N.Y.; five grandchildren. Lankford DcLand Chapel In charge of arrangements. ALAN CARL MCDONALD Alan Carl McDonald. 43. Symmonds Avenue. Winter Park, died Tuesday. March 3. 1998. Mr. McDonald waa bom In Orlando. He was a member of A.M.E. Church. Survivors include father. Wil­ lie. Winter Park; mother. Audrey O. Harris. Winter Park: son, Darryl. Winter Park: sla­ ter, Courtney Harris, Winter Park; brothers. Willie III. Or­ lando. Robert. Winter Park. J o ­ seph. Winter Park. Golden's Funeral Home. Inc., Winter Park. In charge of ar^ rangeinenta. PAMELA JEAN NICODBMUS Pamela Jean Nlcodemua. 40. West Eighteenth Street. San- i« ford, died Wednesday, March 4, 1998 at her residence. Bom In Woodbury. NJ.. she moved to Central Florida In 1970 from Colllngswood. N J . Ms. Nlcodemus was a member of Orace Fellowship Church, Sanford. Survivors Include parents, John and Barbara Watson, De­ Land; son. Daniel McKane Haas. DcLand; daughter, Jes­ sica Autumn Jlckell. DcLand; brother. John L Watson, Jr., Orange City. Stephen R. BaldaufT Funeral Home, Inc.. Deltona. In charge of arrangements. • BUTLER. DAKOTA HAUK Funeral services lor Dakota llauk Butler will be held Saturday at 11 a.m. at the First United Methodist Church, Sanford with the Reverend Beth Fogle-Miller offldaUng. The family will receive friends at the church at 10 a.m. Saturday. Oslnes Carey Hand Funeral Home. 33S E. Sute Road 434. Longwood. (407) 834-8550, In charge of services. • W e accep t PCS, PAID, M edlm et, M E D IC A ID an d B lue C ro ss Blue Shield o f Florida an d Health O ptions • C om puterized prescription record s • W e carry a full line o f quality generic d ru g s • Prescriptions a re easily tra n sfe ra b le . Just bring In y o u r refutable prescription a n d w e'll contact y o u r physician an d ta k e care o f all the details. DOES YOUR INSURANCE LIST THE WINN-DIXIE PHARMACY AS AN AUTHORIZED PRESCRIPTION PROVIDER? To find out, talk to a Wlnn-Dlxla Pharmacist. ChancM art good that you'll b« covered at Wlnn-Dlxla, because we're the kind of Pharmacy most carriers prefer - professional, convenient and affordable. If we are not on your provider’s list, maybe K'e time to speak up. Call your Human Resource Department or Benefits Manager today and say you want your health plan to Include the Winn-Dixie Pharmacy. �Ssminol* Horatd. Santort. Rortda ■ Thursday, March 8. IW fl I B Playing like champions extra Points,,, Jeff B e rlin ick e iH e ra ld S ta ff W riter Bieri was loved by his players OVIEDO _ Alm ost everyone Seminole County basketball over the past four years had a strong opinion on Tom Blerl. A lot o f people loved him. He also had ene­ mies scattered throughout the state. But to get a true gauge o f a coach, don't ask the fans, coaches and referees . Ask the players. Not to com pare Tom Bterl with Vince L o m ­ bardi. let's not get carried away, but Lom ­ bardi was known as a dictator who drove his 'layers relentlessly. Som etim es It looked like e w as cruel In his quest to win. But he was loved by his players. The great Green Bay Packer teams o f the 60s still In­ spire awe and speak o f the lessons learned from Lombardi w ho treated his players as Individuals w ho would have run through a wall for him. On a much sm aller level, that's how Blerl can be remembered. Just ask his players. Sometimes. Blerl would be coaching h o ri­ zontally on the sidelines after throwing h im ­ self onto the floor to protest a call. There are parents w ho thought Blerl Intimidated the officials and. sometimes, even the opposing coach. Maybe tie did. And there w ere times over the past fou r years when Blerl tried to temper his temper. He tried this year but two o! his players. Kelly Brock and four-year varsity m em ber Katie McCown told Blerl they weren't com ­ fortable unless Blerl w as being himself. That self Is a coach who busted his butt for his players, on and oft the court. And that’s what ultim ately led to his retirem ent last week. Blerl has done as much for girls baskrthall as anyone who has ever worked the game In t Central Florida. Before his tenure at Oviedo, he w as a longtim e coach at Bishop M oore and his form er players still com e back to up­ date Blerl on their progress. He even traveled to Oklahoma In the spring to see a kid he coached when she w as 11. But It all cam e to an end last week. Blerl’s duties with the Orlando Magic, where he works with their youth basketball program s, wouldn't allow him the time he needed to give to the Lady Lions. Sure, he could have hung around on the sidelines next season and pulled o ff an oth er 20-plus win season. In fact, with M ary Lou Johnston, m aybe Central Florida's best player, com ing back for her Junior year. It would have been an easy choice. An oth er trip to reglonals and. possibly, Lakeland. But Blerl always demanded one thing o f his teams: 110 percenL And instead o f demanding that o f hla play­ ers when he couldn't offer It himself, he re­ tired. W henever it com es to basketball. Blerl Is Incapable o f anything less than his best ef­ fort. So, in return. Blerl won't be there shouting at his players. Intim idating officials, and. tnfnrtim w i, m aking a spectacle o f himself. And that's too bad, because, while he did all those things, it wasn't like him at all. O ff the court, Blerl only cared about his Idds. W hich brings us back to them, the players w ho p u t up w ith him for the past few sea­ sons. W hen Blerl announced his retirem ent at the team banquet last weekend, there were few d ry eyes in the house, and Bieri's were the w e ttes t You m ay have loved Blerl, and you m ay have not liked him, but to get the bottom line on Tom Blerl, there's Just one thing to do. Ju st ask his players. Last Second Shot: A d d another pitcher to the talented arms lined up in Seminole County. That’s Lake H o w ell's Danny Burleson who has the Silver H aw ks q ff to one q f their best starts in team hlstoru. Lake Brantley nine rallies for big win over Silver Hawks By Kellis Werner HERALD STAFF WRITER WINTER PARK _ They arr llkr a fine wine...Improving with age. The longer they’re on the field, the better they get. Despite trailing 2-0 at the begin­ ning of the second Inning, the de­ fending state rhamplon Lake Bran­ tley Patriots more than overcame their deficit. As the game went on. Lake Bran­ tley kept getting better and better, shutting down their host. Lake Howell and winning 11-2 In a Seminole Athletic Conference and Class 6A-District 3 game at Lake Howell Wednesday night. "We re a senior team this year Patriots. Pigt 2B A Lake Brantley runner ahoad ot the teg by the Is* M isty Into home plat* |ust Howal catcher during the Patri­ ots' come-trom-behind 11-2 victory over the*s7vor Hawks'in an important 8A-3 end S A C baaebal gams Wednesday night. R am s w restlers rise to occasion By Kellis Werner HERALD STAFF WRITER LAKE MARY _ Little happens In Lake Mary High School sports without some amount of drama. Wrestling Is no exception. In the school's second straight Class GA-Dlstrlct 3 championship, the wrestling team went from under­ dogs to top cats In one short night. T his was very emotional for all of us and by the end of the evening I wad completely drained." said Lake Maty Wfedtllhjf coacH Steve Katz. "Thete wasn't one match that didn't go Onto overtime or waa very tight. All of the kids wrestled -rery well." Obviously...they won by one half of a point. Every one of the athletes had to give It their all to pull their team to victory. Ootng Into the consolation round. Lake Mary waa riding a 16-and-one-half point lead. By the time the final match came around. Lake Mary had to have a pin to win and Oviedo was sending in their biggest wrestler. "Oviedo Is a very tough team and I knew that the fi­ nal was going to be dose...Just not that dose." Katz said. "This win was definitely the highlight of my ca­ reer because we have so many young wrestlers and really didn't expect tills. But when 1 called on the kids, they stood up and pulled It out." Two of those wrestlers who were called upon were senior Brian Tyler and Junior Jon Ames. Tyler, a first year varsity wrestler, took his match Into overtime. He arms wrestling an opponent who he had beaten Just the week before and that made him nervous because he knew the other guy knew his abilities. T have to admit that 1 waa scared." Tyler said. *| knew Uiat are n eeded the team points and that I had to take him doom a f least *S e n m e .*r * He did in overtime and ll^ l act up the final match. That's where Ames was set to wfestle In the largest weight class. His doss spans 210 to 280 pounds and the 217-pound Roms was matched against Oviedo's 277-pound heavyweight. *1 was keeping close track of the points and knew that Jon had to ptn the guy In order for the team to win." Katz recalled. "I wasn't sure If I should tell him that or not because some kids can't handle the pres­ sure. I decided to let him know and Just told him to go in. do hla best and make me proud. He rose to the oc­ casion." Rams rout Staff Rsports OVIEDO _ The Lake Mary buys' lacrosse learn got off to a fast start and never looked back as It won Its first game of the season with an 18-5 rout of CVledo in a Seminole Athletic Conference contest at John Courier Field Wednesday night. The host Lions did get a M agic show again that they can play with N B A ’s best B y J e f f B a r tla la k a HERALD STAFF WRITER ORLANDO _ Talk about playing to the level of the competition. Put the Sacramento*, Washing­ ton* and Clipper* in front of them and expect the worst. The Orlando Magic has lost at home to all three this season. But send out the Lakers. Chi­ cago. Indiana or Seattle and It's a whole new ball game. night at the O-Rena was o f the same as the Magic the Super Sonlcs. 80-83. Seattle came into the game with the beat record in the NBA. but the Magic put together maybe Its beat overall game o f the season, leading by as many as 21 points before coasting down the stretch. * Nick Anderson led the Magic with 31 points. Including 13-of-19 from the field, and Derek Strong pitched In with 17. Orlando Jumped out to a 28-10 lead and waa never threatened. The Magic came In off a two-game los­ ing streak, but both losses came without Anderson who suffered from the flu last weekend. Last night, Anderson regained form. The NBA Player of the Week two weeks ago la on the hottest roll of hla career Just two months after It looked like he was destined for a permanent spot on the Orlando bench. "My mind was made up to make something happen tonight." Ander­ son said. ‘ Right now. every night ta Important." The Magic la In 10th place In the NBA Eastern Conference, two games out of the eighth and final playoff slot which probably means facing Chicago In the first round. Several weeks ago. the Magic arms headed for lottery land, b u t with Anderson * resurgence, playoff talk Isn't too far-fetched. *We can't win without Nick," Magic coach Chuck Daly said. "Who else la going to score? Every­ body else we have Is out." The Magic have missed more than 200 player games due to In­ jury already this season. The Magic dominated Seattle un­ derneath. outreboundlng the Son­ ic# 48-32. Strong came off the bench and combined with Horace Orant for 21 rebounds, including 10 of 18 offensive rebounds. Orlando led by 12 at halftime and Increased the margin to 21 midway through the fourth quarter, but Seattle came back and cut the lead to 10 before the Magic ran off eight straight to pull array. Seattle was running on tired legs, having beaten Miami In overtime Monday night after a cross-country flight. 7 Orlando has Cleveland coming to town Friday. The Cava are sitting In the final playoff slot. Nfck Andereon rstumsd altar a two-gam* abaanca (both loaasf) for the flu to •oora 31 points as ths Orlando Magic dominatad tha foam with tha NBA'* bast roc* ord, ths Seattle Supar Sonic*, 96-83 at tha Orlando Arana Wadnaaday nighL Just D on’t M ake N o Sense tops in Sanford Adult Flag Football the SANFORD _ Just Don't Make No Sense recorded Its third and fourth shutouts o f the sea­ son to remain undefeated In Sanford Recreation De; Adult Polar Bear Flag itball League at Chase Park. After a pair of ralnouta. Just Dont Make No Benae blanked Signal Zero, 28-0. on Friday, February 20th; then came back last week to whitewash the On The Ball-VUdngs, 28-0. in the other game on February 20th, the On The BallViking* took a 24-8 halftime lead, then held off the Score- j m ii aa e .M JDMNS _ Caktn Darts run (Steve Omni* 2-point conversion). JDMNS _ Shawn Washington 40 p*a* from K erry Wiggins (Burnette Washing­ ton 2-potnt pass from CsMn Darts) * JDMNS _ Calvin Onto 15 run (point JDMNS _ CsMn Darts BO I return (paint Ml' ' �N - Sc/T*note HemkJ. SsnlutO. Florida • Thursday, March 5. 1998 LacrosseContinued from Page IB split of the night's net Ion. however, ns the lunloi varsity tram won 4-0. Providing the offense for the v.irsltv Wains ( l - l ) were Brian Montgomery (seven goals). Pasenal (six goal*. one asslsl). Ikibbv Link (two goals, two as­ sists). Adam Watkins (two as­ sists) and Stuart Barks. Ken Ho and Chad Sloanc (one goal each). Taylor Rape scored all live Legal N otices goals for Oviedo (1-2) and has now scored 11 goals in three games. Doing the damage for the Li­ ons junior varsity (1-1) were Brent Van Camp (one goal, one assist) and Chris McCall. Drrrk Daly and Stafnn Marchl (one goal each). VARSITY RAMS 18. LIONS B Lake Mary 3 3 7 B C h rledo 1 F la g Continued from Page IB board Pub-Night stalkers. 3226. In the other game of Febru­ ary’ 27th. the Sanford Bum held onto second place in the league by outscorlng Signal Zero. 31-22. Just Don't Make No Sense is now 6-0 on the season, while the Sanford Bunt is 4-1. the Scoreboard Pub-Nlghlslalkers are 2-3 and Signal Zero and the On The Ball-Vikings are both 1-5. Tomorrow night (March 6th) at Chase Park. Signal Zero bat­ tles the Scorr board PubNtghtstalkers at 7 p.m. and the Sanford Bum challenges Just Don't Make No Sense in a huge game at 8 p.m. VIKDIOa 32, NIQHTSTALKER8 26 On The Bsll-Vtklngs 24 6 . 32 Scoreboard Pub 6 20 _ 26 W r e s tle r s ----Continued from Page IB With two seconds left In the second of thrre periods. Ames ptnned his much larger oppo­ nent. *1 had taken him down once but he got away from me.* Ames said. *1 knew If I got him down again I had to go for It. I had confidence In myself and I also knew that the coaches and team wete counting on me. 1 3 IB B 0 First Half O llI V , fatuan M. Kimu-y 5 |»a»» Uk ki-y K ilt tu n l|v«ini talli-it] c m IV . Tint Harper 10 K k k r r K ill In i i Ipoinl t a lliill O i l IV . Tim lla n x -r 20 pan* J o h n M i V ii( h (point la lln tl CHIIV . Adrian Knight 25 pa»» 11m H arper (point (ailnl) SI’ N . Kudncy llro w n 25 pu»* ItmliK-y O fte n (point (.illrdl lln m (m m from 7. iai'ki" M,ify IH (Minitljtmiif'in, ti. M ilk 2. lin k * * I. I In I. Hkmnc l|. OkIiyU i* 5 (|\i|m l' f»|, Am Mu l i i K t M . ir y 5 l U n k 2. W . t lk ln s 2. IVk u .i I II S i w h „ l . i k i M a r y 6 . O v m lii IH. IU* iiiuta laikv Marv I ■1; Ovittlu I 2 JUNIOR VARSITY LIONS 4. RAMS 0 Lake Mary 0 0 0 0 .0 Oviedo 0 2 2 0 .4 O u t* O vm Vi 4 ( ll.ilr. M l C a ll. Van Camp, M a n Ini A » IM « . O i w V i I (Van Cump) X m - i _ I.aka- M ary l*. ( M r d ii tl. I t n t m li _ t .ik r M a iv l> 2. O iln ln l - l Jo h n so n ) s it _ S h ilto n U k lta n f 7 pass (m ni IK irrun d Hit hunt* (point (alk-d) S it _ (Kike Astiley 60 pass from Ih ii rand I t K t u n li (pnfnf tailed) Stt . D ate A s iik y 25 p o s t lim n 1la m II Itngvrv (pulnl lulled). lim n Irum Second Half OT 1IV . Aaron Knletit 20 pass Irom Mk key Kitchen (Tim lla r p r r 2 -point pass (ram Utckcy K ill hi ril SI’ N _ Uih I otv llrow n 15 pass from IX iane Sm ith Ip, uni (ailed] SI’ S _ Rodney O rrrti IK paa* Irom O tianc Scnilti (Kudnry flrnw n 2 -point pass (runt Duane Smith) ST N . Rodney Orrt-n IK pass (m m Duane S m ith (point tailed] FEBRUARY 27 BURN 28. BIQNAL ZERO 0 B lgaal Setu S u ttr d s fS fityK 14 6 . 2 2 16 1 2 . 2 1 Second Half SZ. . I ln u r I'rtm J 10 p a '* from T a u ­ ru s H om e (2 -pnlnt eonvrrsion) S ll . St o r War m i 12 pass front Dorram i Ilk hards It pulnl ( u m T rs in n l S ll . Darrell IInters 20 pass Inwn tXuram i Ilk-horde (pan t la lk d l NO SENSE 29. VnONQS 0 OmThe Bal Vlklafi 0 0 . 0 Jssi Dea‘1Make aa Seaae 21 6 .2 6 Pint Half JD M N S . Raym ond I ta ils (k id pass front Kerry Wlggine (Kerry W ic jln s 2 p a n t run]. JD M N S _ Stew D ennis 35 pass from C o H n tkivia (point (ailed). JD M N S _ Shaw n W ashington IS pass (rum Kerry W ig fln s (Raym ond Itiu is flrtd 1-potnt run]. P i n t H a lf S Z . Krw- Jo h n so n 20 pass (nut- T a u ­ ru s H om e IpuUlt taltedl S Z . T aurus H om e 10 ru n 12 point i-onvenaon . T autus H om e pass to K fV ■ecoad Half JD M N S . Ilu rn n t W ashington 55 InIrrirp tu m return IRaym ond llartsOeld i-p o in t pass (nan C a h m Darts) IN T H I CIRCUIT COURT S IM IN O L I COUNTY, FLORIDA CASE NO: 90-14S-CP in n r ESTATE OF RlCHARO ALOCN WOOD Daev sued NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION T h * a d m in m r s lio n o l th# • t l a l a o* R ic h a rd A ld a n W o o d , d v c a a t a d , 7 ila N u m b a r 98 149C P i* p e n d in g in th * C ir c u it C o u r t fo r S a m m o l* C o u n ty . F lo rid a . P ro b a te D iv is io n , th e a d d re s s o l w h ic h i* Sam .nol# C o u n ty C o u r t h o u s e . S a n fo rd , F lo rid a 11771 Th* n a m e* an d a d d m s ia s o f th * P erso n al R e p r e s e n ta tiv e and Ih# P e ie o n c i R e p ie e e n le t iv e 'a ■ tlo rn a y a - r #, fo rth batow A ll in te r e s te d p a it o n * a re re q u ire d lo file w ith Ih i* c o u rt. W IT H IN T H R E E M O N T H S O F TH E F IR S T P U O L IC A T IO N O F t h i s N O T IC E | l| a ll c la im * a g a m a l Ih* a t la t * a n d (1) a n y o b | * c lio n by an m la r v t la d p a r ­ s o n o n w h o m th is n o tic e w a s s e r v e d th a t c h a lle n g e * Ih* v a lid ity o l Ih * w ill, th * q u a lif ic a ­ tio n * of th o P e rso n a l R e p re s e n ta tiv e , ven u e, or |unad ic tio n o t Ih* co u rt ALL CLAIMS AND OBJEC­ TIONS n o t so Fil e d w il l ot FOREVER BARRED Publication ol this Notice has begun on March Slh, 1094 Personal Representative Sharon L. Braac* M U C o id an rod P la c e R o a d W in te r P a rk . F L 1 1701 J o h n V B a u m . E squ tr* F lo rid a b a r N o: 119940 1 1 1 S o u th S w o o p * A va n u * M a itla n d . F lo rid a 117SI (407) 9 4 9 9129 A tto rn * * for F o f t a n a l R e p re s e n ta tiv e P u b lis h : M a rc h S. 11. 1991 DEO-St IN THB CIRCUIT COURT OP TMS SIOHT6SNTM JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR M M IN O LB COUNTY, FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION CASE NO. #7*1 fSB-CA DIVISION 14K O LD K EN T M O R T G A G E COMPANY. 1 was so excited when I finally got the pin. This Is my first year wrestling and the rush from that match will carry me through rrglonals.* Regional competition begins on Friday at Lyman High School anu wmiiude on Satur­ day evening. Lake Mary, the supposed underdogs, will be competing In the largest region In Florida and hope to take six wrestlers to states. ’ The team title Is so very Impoitant.* Katz rwld. 'Because from here on out It's prrtly much an Individual competi­ tion only because of the way the rt-glonals and states are set up tilth the top four In each weight class moving on. But wrestling Is a team sport and these guys have proven that they put team before them­ selves. I can't ask any more from them than that." PatriotsCoatlauad from Page IB and almost all of our starters ore back,* Lake Brantley coach Mike Smith. ‘ I've been realty disappointed with our offense lately to tonight was a really gdod game for us.* It sure was. Lake Ilowell opened with a base hit by Jimmy Blood good followed by Joe Santllll's two-run home run. Unfortunately for the Silver Hawks, that would be the last time they would cross the plate. The Patriots retaliated quickly In the lop of the second with runs scored by Chad Hall. Brian Chancellor and Juan Rojas. Lake Howell ltcher Luke Lockwood wasn't completely to lame for the three-run Inning. Lake Brantley was Just hitting everything he threw. Lake Brantley pitcher Robbie Sltz made sure the same luck didn't befall his team with his usual pitching prowess. Sltz was backed by good lnlleld play which ended the second inning with a double play. The score remained 3-2 Lake Brantley until the top o f the fifth Inning when the Patriots went berserk at the plate. A triple by Justin Smith brought Justin Harris over the plate and Kojaa* double brought m Smith, hall and Adam Klinger. Nothing notable happened In the sixth, but In the seventh Lake Brantley went on another hit­ ting bonanza. Stolen bases and great hitting kept the enth Intereating. Smith. Brian Boeshko, Scott Hicks and Talron Coronel nil posted runs for E Lake Brantley and before the Silver Hawks came back up to the plate, they were down 11-2 Lagal Notlcaa All proceeds will benefit the Youth Baseball and Softball programs in Sanford. Call Jim Schaefer at 330-5697 for more Information. Golf for Lake Howell OVIEDO _ Support the Lake Howell High School Booster Club at the annual golf tournament April 19 at the Ekana Oolf Club. The club raises money for Lake Howell athletics. There will be a 1:30 p.m. shotgun start with closest to the pin, longest drive, and putting competitions starting at noon. Range balls will be provided for practice. Cost la 846 per player and Includes lunch. Fax Infortnatlon to Doug Dorsum (788-1666) or Lake Howell (320-9025) to participate. Ltq a l Notices M THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE SIONTSSNTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT M AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. tu FIRST UNION NATIONAL SANK OF FLORIDA, PlaMiff(*l. o ffcybttb artao. m m. CIVIL ACTION C A M NO. M -1S1S CA DIVISION 14-W N AT IO N S S A N C M O R T G A G E C O R P O R A T IO N . Plaint iff Is), v». SANDRA F. AM RHEIN, al al. D efendant!*). NOTICE ISM . and SANFORD _ The Sanford Recreation Department will sponsor a softball tournament for both men and women teams the weekend o f March 6-7-8. Depending on the number of teams, the tournament will be played on Saturday and Sunday (If necessary) and then Friday (If necessary). Any Class *C* women's or men's teams arc eligible. Only 8100 per team, and balls will be provided. Chase and Plnehurst parks will be used aa needed and their will be excellent awards and trophies given out. The tournament will be sponsored by the Sanford Recreation Department. Crown Trophy and Braxton's Sporting Goods. D a fa n d a n lls ) NOTICE OP FORECLOSURE SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVCN pursuant lo a Final Judgment ol Mortgag# Foractoaur* dated February I t lh , 1*9*. and ante'ad m Casa NO. (7-1194CA ot in* Circuit Court of tho EIGHTEENTH Judicial Circuit m and tor SEMINOLE County, Florida wneram OLO KENT MORTOAOC COMPANY •* Ih# Plaintiff and LARRY FRANCIS SPOHN. JENNIFER A SPOHN, TENANT I t . N/K/A OAVIO OLASPCY. ANY AND ALL UNKNOWN PARTIES CLAIMING ST, THAOUOH. UNDER. AND AGAINST TH* HEREIN n a m e d INDIVIDUAL DIFENDANTISI WHO ARC NOT KNOWN TO BE DEAD OR ALIVE. WHETHER SAID UNKN09H4 PARTUS MAY fo r th e itrlots in the Anal inning clc out the game In three batters. 'Robbie was unable to get hla curve ball gong tonight because It was so cold,* (Mike) Smith said. ‘ He did a One Job. though and Is definitely our go-to guy. When we brought Greg (Lee! In he was able fo change things up a little for us and I was really happy with nls performance.* In all. It was a very good night for the Patri­ ots. especially offensively. Lake Brantley (6-1) proved why they are one of the toughest trams tn the state. Next up for them Is a home game tonight against Lyman at 7 p.m. Lake Howell (9-2) hosts Lake Mary on Friday at 7 p.m. NOTICK IF HCRKtV OIVtN pursuant Is an Order Spring Softball Tournament Pl*intift<*|. v* LARRY FRANCIS SPOHN, *1 al. Cass NO. M-2041 CA ml Mis CkcuN Court o f IK* SIQHTKtNTM Judicial Circuit In and lo r S IM M O LS County. Florida whateM FIRST UNION NATIONAL SANK OF FLORIOA IS t t s FM M M and OFFKVKTTE S F ItD ; K U N A M U D ; VISION COMMUNITY OKVK LOSERS. INC. FM/A NEW DAY OUTRREACH CENTER. INC.I TENANT S I, N/K/A OFFKYBTTI SPEED, JR. ara Sts Defendant*. 1 win sad to Mia tushsM and bast bidoar tar - cash « Nvs WEST FRONT OOON OF THE SEMI­ NOLE COUNTY COURTHOUSE: SANTORO, FLORIOA al 11.-00 a.M.. on tha I« t n day o l MARCH. IS M , tha folia rung described proparty aa eat tortK In anM Final Judgment: LOT 101. SAN LANTA. THIRO SECTION. ACCORDING TO THE FLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED M FLAT ROOK 1 ), FACE TS. FUSUC RECORDS OF SEMI­ NOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. WITNESS MV HAND and IK* asal ol tMs Court on FEBRU­ ARY 1SIK. IS M . Moryonno Morso Clork o l Hu Circuit Court •y : Jono E. Jaeawic Ob Duly Ctftfti Echevarria, McCall*. Raymar, Barron t Frappior F o il Offico Bo* 1410 Tamp*. FL SEMI FSS104IS4 NOTfCS In accordance with tho American* DteabiirtM* Act, paf ■ oono noodmg o ofocM accom ­ modation to ponicipolo In tKn ptocoodmg should contact tha Individual or ogoncy oonding noire* not lotor than aovon (7) day* prior to th# proceeding ot IN* * d d r * * ( given on tho n olle*. Telephone: 407-3214110 0*1. 4117; I -OOO-OSO-0771 (TDO) or I -000-011-0770 (»); via Florida Relay S am e* Fubiieh: February 14. and M arch*. IM O DEN-tM NOTICE IS HERESY GIVEN pursuant to an Ord*r Rescheduling Foracteaur* Sal* dated February 17th, m i . and anterod In Cos# NO. M -IO IS CA ol mo Circuit Court of th* EIGHTEENTH Judicial Circuit m and (or SEMINOLE County, Florida wharaln NATIONS*MIC MORTGAOI CORPORATION I* the Plaintiff and SANDRA F. AMRHEINiUNKNOWN EPOUSE/CO-TENANT OF SAN­ DRA P. AM RHEIN N/K/A ROSSRT REDOUT; SEMINOLE COUNTY; MONTGOMERY WARD CREDIT CORF.; TENANT I f , N/K/A DEBORAH AM RHEIN ora the Defendant*. I wM m m high **! and boot bidder for COOK 01 mo WEST FRONT DOOR OF THE SEMINOLE COUNTY COURTHOUSE; SAN­ FORD, FLORIOA al 11:00 am ., on the 14th day o l MARCH, IM S , the lobearing doacfibad property a* oof forth m eaid Final Judgment: LOT t . BLOCK B. END SEC­ TION. DREAMWOLD. ACCORD­ ING TO THE FLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED IN FLAT BOOK 4, FAOE 10, OF THE FUSUC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA. WITNESS MV HAND and tho eetl ol th ii Court on FEBRUARY is m . 10SS. (SEAL) Maryann* Mora* Clark o l the Circuit Court By Jono E. J M an ic Echevarria. McCall a. Raymar. Barrett A Free pier Poet Office So* 1410 Tamp*. FL S300I NOTICE In accordance wHh mo American* DraabMKM* Act, per­ son! needing a special accom ­ modation U participate In this procoodmg should com act m * Individual or agency sending notice not later than aovon (7) days prior to tho procoodmg ol tho ad diaat given on mo notice. Telephone: 407-1114110 **t. 4117; 1-600-000-0711 (TOO) or 1-000-011-0770 (v); via Florida Relay Service FuMioh: February M . end Merck 0 .1 *0 * O f N-1SI ORAT’ T IE S . OR qtH E R CLAIMANTS are / Ih# Defendants, I will aalf J o Ih* htgttetl and b s il bidder for cash #• the WEST PRONT DOOR OF THE EEMINOLE COUNTY COURTHOUSE; SAN­ FORD. FLORIOA at 11 DO a m., on me End day of APRIL. 1994. Ih# fobowlng described proper­ ly aa * * i forth m said Final Judgmentif; LOT IT IS. t SLOCK 4. NORTH ORLANDO SECOND ADDITION. ACCORDING TO THE FLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED IN FLAT BOOK 12. PAGES 8S THROUGH 17 INCLUSIVE. PUB­ LIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. WITNESS MV HAND and th* teal of Ihis Court on FEBRU­ ARY torn. IS M . M aryann* M ore* Clerk of m o Circuit Court By: Jono B. Jeaewrc Deputy Clerk Echevarria, McCalta, Raymor, Barrett S Frappter Poet Office Sea 1410 Tamp*. FL 11401 F97031949 N O TIC E in occordanc* with th* American* Disabilities Act, per­ sons needing o special accom ­ modation to participate in mi* procoodmg should contact th* individual or ogoncy sanding notice not later than aovon (7) day* prior to the procoodmg at Ih * address given on the n o lle*. Telephone: 407-1214120 Ott. 4117; 1-000-090-0771 (TDO) OT 1-000-091-1770 (v); *14 Florida Rotey Sorvtco. Fubiieh: March 9. IS. 1999 OCO-4* IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE SfOMYBBNTK JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, Hi AND FOR ABM/NO L I COUNTY, FLORIDA CARR NO. • * - * > • 7-C A -M -L MT. GREENWOOD COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION. INC., PMMtlff. VS. HOWARD L. WARD and STEPHANIE L- WARD. Defend ants. NOTICE OF BALB PURSUANT TO CHAPTER 4 * Nolle# is given met pursuant to th* Amondad Petal Judgment of For vetosur* doled February ilth , i t * * , in Case No. 00• 1I7-CA-14-L, Of th* Circuit Court in and lor Somlnol* County. Floftdo, in which MT. GREENWOOD COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION. INC., it Ih* Flamtift mid HOWARD L. WARD and SIEPHANIE L. WARD, era th* Defendant*. I wM salt to the highest and beat biddar for cash at th* Woet Front Door of Ih* Somlnol* County Courthouse, at 11:00 a.m.. on March }4th. 1*00. th* (odowM* described property **t lorth in th* Order of Fmol Judgment: Lot » « . UNIT TWO OF MT. GREENWOOO. according lo th* Plot iheraol a* recorded in Flat Book i t . Paga« i g - n , Public Rocorda ot Somlnol* County. Florid* 0ATID: FEBRUARY 10th. 1*09 MARYANNE MORSE Clark of Circuit Court By: Jan* I jb m w ic Deputy Clark CLAYTON S MCCULLOH 1049 Maitland Center Common* Blvd Maitland. Florida 32711 (407) I 7 i i(|5 P u b lic a tio n p i tm# N o tic e o n F eb ru a ry 1« mna M a r c h S. I M S m ih * San torq H a ro ld . DEN-217 Legal N otices IN THO CIRCUIT COURT FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA PROBATE DIVISION Fite Numbel 07-071-CF IN R E ES TA TE OF J i l l H ARPER SCARORO. D acaased NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION Tb* a ftm in iftlra fio n o f t h t e« U 1« o f J I L L H A n P I H S C A R O H O . (tB C F B io d . F i l t N u m b a r 97 671 C P , i t p itn d in g m (ha C ir c u it C o u rt fo r S a m m o l# C o u n ty F lo r id a , P ro b a ta O iv itto n , th a a d d r a t t o f w h ic h «« JO t N o rth P a rk A v a r u a , S a n fo rd . F lo r id a 3 2 7 7 1 . T h a n a m a i A nd A d d r a it a i o f th a pat to n *t ta p r a ta n tA fiv a an d th a par«on«i| la p r a ie n t it iv a i i f f or * n a y ara «at fo rth batow.. all IN T C R F S T C D P I N S O N S A R C N O T IFIE D THAT, AH p a r f o n t on w h om H hii n o h c i i t ta rv a d w ho hava o b ia c tr o n t th a t c h a lia n g t lh a v a lid ity of th a w ill, lh a q u iM ic i* lio n o t th a p a ry o n a l ra p ra a a n ta tiv a . va n u a , or fun»d<rt»on o f th*« C o u rt a ra ra q u ira d to fifa th air ob;*K l i u n i w ith I h if C o u rt w it h in the later of three M O N T H S A F T E R THE DATE O F T H I F IR S T P U B L I C AT ION OF TH IS N O T IC E O R TH IRTY D A YS A F T E R THE DATE O F S E R V IC E OF A C O P Y OF IM IS N O TICE ON THEM A ll c r a d fto r t r t th a d a c a d a n t anj o ih a r par to u t h iv in g c la im t o r d a m a n d t a g a m a l d a c a d a n t « a it a t a o n w hom a c o p y ot fhr* noi«c» i f aarvad w ith in th ia a im in lh n a fttr th a d a ta ot th a hr at p u b lic a tio n o l Ihia n o H ca m u ff Vila Ihau w ith t h if C o u r t W ITH IN THE LATER O F THREE M O NTH S A F T E R TH E D ATE O F TH E F IR S T P U B L IC A T IO N O F THIS N O T IC E OR T H IR T Y DAYS A F T E R THE D ATE OF S E R V IC E O F A C O P Y O F THIS N O TICE ON THEM AM c l hat c ia d it o r i o f th a d a ta d a n t a n d p a t f o n i h a * m g c<aim« or d a m a n d t a g a tn ft th a d a ta d a n t a a t t a t a m u t t Ida th a n c ta rm f w ith t h if co u rt WITHIN T H R E E M O N T H S A F T E R THE DATE OF TH E F IR S T P U B L I C A ­ TION OF TH IS N O T IC E A L L C L A IM S . D E M A N D S A N D O B J E C T I O N S N O T S O F IL E D W ILL B E F O R E V E R B A R R E D Vha d a ta o f th a M a t p u b lic a Iron o f Vhti N o tic a i f f a bruary 26 th. I f f I Par to n a l R a p fa ta n ta tiv a C u rt it W S c a rb ro 2010 S o u th M a g n o lia A vanua S a n fo rd , F lo rid a 32771 A lto rn a y lo r P a ra o n a l R a p ra a a n ta fiv a O A n d ra w S p a a r F lo rid a B a r N o 0 7 M 4 0 200 E a a t Com m arc< al S tra a t S u ita 6 S a n fo rd F lo rid a 32771 Tataphooa 1407) 322 4 215 P u b lia h F a tw u a ry 2A and M a r c h S. 19*1 D fN -2 7 1 Legal N otices Legal N otices M A R IN E M ID L A N D B A N K , s u c c e s s o r by m erg er en d a c q u is itio n to F irs t F a d e ie l S a v in g s an d lo a n A s s o c ia tio n o l R o ch e s te r. S T A N 0 A R 0 F E D E R A L DANK SU CCESSO R BY M ERGER w it h in t e r f ir s t Pl#lnti((, vs D e fe n d a n ts AMENDED NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE N o tic e •* h e ie b y g iv e n that, p u rs u a n t to an O rd v r R a tc h a d u tm g F o re c lo s u re Sate d a te d F e b ru a ry 17th. 1991, an d e n te re d m c iv il C IS * n u m b er 971 S 1 S -C A - 1 4 - L . o l lh a C u c u d C o u rt o f th e 19th J u d ic ia l C ir c u it m a n d lo t S a m m o l* C o u n ty . F lo r id a . w h a ra m M A R IN E M ID L A N D B A N K . S U C ­ C ES S O R BY M E R 0 E R AND A C Q U IS IT IO N TO FIR S T F E D E R A l S A V IN G S A N D L O A N A S S O C IA T IO N O F R O C H E S T E R i t P la in tiff a n d J O S E A. B U R ­ GOS TORRES. B E N E F IC IA L S A V IN G S B A N K . F S B . S E M I ­ N O L E C O U N 1 Y . A P O L IT IC A L S U B D IV IS IO N O F TH E STATE O f F L O R ID A . . UNKNO W N P f R S O N fS I IN P O S S E S S I O N OF THE s u b j e c t r i a l p r o p e r ­ t y . N IK /A J O A N N A B U R G O S , tt/a r* D * l* n d * n i(s). I w in t a l l le the h - g h a it a n d b e s t b<4d*r fo> c a s h at th * w e s t fro n t d o o r o t the S e m m o l* C o u n ty c o u f t h o u ee m S a n fo rd . S a m m o l* C o u n ty F lo rid a , a t 11 00 A M on in * I F f h d a y ot M A R C H . 1999, in* following described p ro p e rty a* eat fo rth m sard F m a l J u d g m e n t, to w it LO T 19. E A G L E S P O IN T phase the tw o plat a c c o r d in g thereo f to as R I C O R D I O IN P L A T B O O K 49. P A G E S 9*. 97 A N D M . P U B L IC RECORDS OF S E M IN O L E C O U N T Y . F L O R ID A N O TE P U R S U A N T TO TH E F A IR DEBT C O L LE C T IO N p r a c t ic e s act yo u are A D V IS E D THAT THIS LA W F IR M IS O E E M E O TO B E A D E B T C O L L E C T O R A T T E M P T IN G TO CO LLEC T A DEBT AND ANY IN F O R M A T IO N O B T A IN E D W IL L BE U S E D F O R THAT P U R P O S E D a te d th* t t t h d a y o f F E B R U ­ A RY. 1994 MARYANNE M O RSE C le rk o t C u c u d C o u rt B y J a n * E J a e e w ic D e p u ty C la r k C O O ll I t t S T A W IA R S K I *010 B o y S c o u t B o u le v a rd S u rle 4 90 Tampa. Florida 11907 Teleph on e (111)977 9009 CSS 497 11*7 P u b lis h F e b ru a ry M a r c h 9. I M S S te p h e n M . S lo n e , E e q u ir* 729 North Magnolie Avenue Orlando. Florida 31901 Pursuant to Administrative Order No. *1-37, if you era a P *'*o n with a disability who naedi any accommodation tn order lo participate tn this pro­ ceeding. you art entitled, at no coal to you. to Ih* provision of certain assistance Pleas* con­ tact ADA Coordinator at M l N. Park Avanu*. Sulla N. 301, Sanford, Florida 3177t, telaphon* |407) 321-4110 asl 4217; * you ar* hearing impaired, call 1-900.944-1771; it you ara vote* unpaired, cell 1-•00-999•770. Publiah: February t * . and March 1 , 11, 1|, IM S DSN-lkll IN T M CIRCUIT COURT M AND FOR B B M IN O U COUNTY. C A M 190.1 •T-tSBT-C A-10-W TH I TITLE COMPANY OP CENTRAL FLORIDA, INC. Plaint id. v*. J MICHAEL HAN0ELMAN. JAMIE 0. HANSELMAN. OIRARD M. BURNS And GERALD THOUBBUHON. Defend A n t i. NOTICB OP ACTION TO: OERARD M. BURNS Address Unknown Loaf Known Addraat 14214 North SOth Si. *c oiled ate. A2 991S4 I YOU ARE NOTIFIED that a Complaint lor Inter pi* ads' ha* bean hied agamal you and you are raquirad lo s o n * a copy ot your wrutan da ten see, if any. to II on THOMAS R. OLSEN. Altornay tar Plaintiff, w hets address is IM S Idgaw ater Drive, Orlando, Florid* 12404, on ar before MARCH 27ih, IM S . and fit* th* original with th* Clark of (hi* Court either before aarvica on Plaintiff'* ultomay or immediately there. after; otherwie* a default wiM m i entered agamal you far th* lu to l demanded tn th* :nmoi*ml, DATED on Ih* 1*th bay at cNflLARV. ISO* VthRVANNE MORSE CLERK OF THE COURT DV. Ruth Km* Deputy Clark Publiah: February IS , and M arch*. I t . I t . 19097 DEN-199 F E D E R A L S A V IN G S D A N K . <* P la in tiff!* ). Yf. CARLO S A G O N ZALEZ. JR ounaos T o n iu s . *i a t . jo s e a 29. and D E N IS * IN THB CIRCUIT COURT OP THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND PON SEMINOLE COUNTY, PLORIDA. CASE NO. ST-SSTT-OR-OI-A In r* Tn* Marnag* of IRMA L. LEW. Petitioner rWrf*. an* LEVY. JR . J t e . p » l|4»...ri|f * * <iii f u l t o H VY. JR R*9MW k * Unknown * ■Asm ess Unknown NOTICE OF ACTION YOU ARC NOTIFIED Jbal a Petition lor Oiaieluftan of Mamaga, including a special equity m th* mantel tesnfenc* focaiaa at t i e TmOsie Cucta. lo n g wood. Florida 11779. ha* bean tiled agamtt you tn th* above-named Court, and you are raquwad lo ears* a copy of your Answer or pleading to th# Petition an the Petit lonar’a attorney. Stephen M. Slone, Esquire, 719 North Magnolia Avenue, Orlando. Flood* 12901. and lit* tha original Answer or pteadmg in ih* otl.c* of tn* Clara ot th# Cecud Court m and tor Sammol* County. Florida, an or before MARCH 19ih, 19M If you fail to da ad. lodgment by default win b* taken agamal you lor tho relief demanded in th* Petition. WITNESS my hand and seal thia Ilth day Of February, I M l (SEAL! MARYANNE MORSE Clark o l th* Ci-curt Court By: Nancy ft Winter Deputy Clark IN THB CIRCUIT COURT OF T H I BIOHTBSNTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IH AND PON ■ EM1NOLB COUNTY. FLORIOA CIVIL ACTION CASE NO. t T - l l t f - C A * DIVISION 14 K v. IN THB CIRCUIT COURT OP THE 1STH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OP FLORIOA IN AND FDR SEMINOLE COUNTY OENBRAL JURISDICTION DIVISION CASE NO. S7-131B-CA-14-L IN THE CIHCUrr COURT OP THE fSTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OP FLORIDA IH AND FOR SSMMOLE COUNTY M M B R AL JURISDICTION DIVISION CASE NO. IT -1 4 9 CA 0 ( . CAPITAL MORTGAGE SERVICE!. Me . . Pia-nurt. V » ------- U. k-iT DANIIL LITTLEFIELD . A/K/A D A N IE L R. U T T L IF IIIO and USA LITTLEFIELD. *1 Al.. Defendants AMENDED MOTICE OP P O M C L O B U M BALB Notic* ts hereby given that, pursuant fa an Older ftaachedukng 'oracloaure Sate dated February 17th, IM S . and entered m clvtf c a t* number 97940 CA. of Ih* CrrcuR Court af Ih* Ilth Judicial Circuit m and for g emmate County. Fiend*, wharam 0 9. CAPITAL MORT­ GAGE SERVICES. IN C , it PI amt iff arte DANIIL LITTLE­ FIELD A/K/A OANIIL B. LITTLE • FIELO. LISA LITTLEFIELD. SUN­ TRUST BANRS, INC. D/R/A SUNTRUST BANKCARD. NJt.. SEMINOLE COUNTY. A POLITICAL SUBDIVISION OF THE •TATE OF FLORIOA, la/*r* Defendant!*). I will * * « to th* highest and bast biddar let cash at lha east front door al the 9emmet* County courth ou t* tn Sanford, lam inate County, Florida, at 11.00 A M an th* 14th day of MARCH, 1994. th* loUawmg described property a* eat forth tn said Fmal Judgment, to wit: LOT IS, SKVLARK IN TH I WOOOS. ACCORDING TO TH I PLAT THEREOF AS RSCORDCO •N PLAT BOOK 20. PAGC * * , OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OP SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. NOTE: PURSUANT TO TH I FAIR DEBT COLLECTION PRACTICES ACT YOU ARE ADVISED THAT THIS LAW FIRM IS DEEMED TO BE A DEBT COLLECTOR ATTEMPTINO TO COLLECT A DEBT AND ANY INFORMATION OBTAINED WILL BE USED FOR THAT PURPOSE. Dated th* 19th day o f FEBRU­ ARY, 19M. MARYANNE MORSE Clarh ot Circuit Court • y Jan* E. Jaeewic Da Dotv Clarh CODIUS t STAWIARSKI 4*10 Boy Beaut Boulevard Suita 49* Tampa. Florida 31*07 Tale phone: 14t l ) *77-400* CSS 9*7-00*02 PubUth: February >*. and Match 1.1 M l DCN-2S* Here Today. . at al. D e fe n d a n tis). NOTICS OP FORICLOSURS SALS •ALE N O T IC E IS H E R E B Y aiV tH ' p u ia u a n t to a F m e t Ju d g m r t *f "'•n M o rtg a g * F o t e c io t u r * dated F e b ru a ry 29. 1*99. a n d entered m C a t# N O 9 7 -2 1 1 2 C A of th* C ir c u it C o u rt o t th * E I G H ­ T E E N T H J u d ic ia l C ir c u it<in m |aww fo r S E M IN O L E C o u n ty , Florida w h a ra m S T A N D A R D F ErOERAl DEF B A N K S U C C E S S O R BY M E M E R W ITH IN T E R F IR S T FEDERAL S A V IN G S B A N K i t th* P teiflR H and C A R L O S A O O N 2 A L U . JR . LEESA L O O N ZALSZ, H IL L S O F L A K E M A R Y HOME­ O W N E R S A S S O C IA T IO N . T E N ­ A N T *1 N /K /A B R A D D 0 S C H E N , T E N A N T *2 N /K /A E L I Z A B E T H M AC00NA10 a i* th * D e fe n d a n t! t w ill v e il t o lha h ig h a it a n d b e e t b id d e r fi c a s h a t th a W E S T F R O l DOOR OF TH E S E M IN O I COUNTY COURTHOUSE. S F O R D , F L O R ID A at 11 00 a a n th * 7th d a y e l M AY. t th * fo llo w in g d a t e n b a d prof Iftf 1y a t ea t fo rth m la id L O T 312. H I L L S O F L A K I f M ARY. PHASE T H R U SA C C O R D I N G TO T H E P L A P\ THEREO F A S R E C O R D ED l i - . P L A T B O O K M . P A G E S 14 A M w f y IS . O F THE P U B L I C R E C O R O f lp i O F S E M IN O L E C O U N T Y . F lO R I OA W IT N E S S M V H A N 0 a n d ffk ^ s e t t a t th is C o u rt o n F C D R U • A R Y I l t h . 19*1 1 ■ M a ry a n n * M o ra * C te 'k o f th * C u c u d C o u rt B y . J a n * E J a e e w ic D e p u ty C te ik E c h e v a rria . M c C a n a . n » rm e r, B a rre tt 9 f r a p p io r P o e t O ffico B o v 1410 Tam pa. F L 11401 F9T0M 4M i NOTICB in a c c o r d a n c e w d h A m e ric a n * O teab-U liaa A c t. | to n e n e e d in g a s p e c ia l a c c o m o d a fio n to p a r tic ip a la m th p ro c a a d m g s h o u ld c o n ta c t • n d iv M u a l e r a g e n c y ta n d u not*c# n o t la ter th a n Sevan d a y a p rio r to th e p ro c a a d m g i th a a d d r a t* g iv a n o n th# n o tic a te le p h o n e IQ I1 I1 . • 4 110 #*t 4 2 2 7 ; I 9 0 0 *S9 * 7T | • (TOO! o r 1-900 * 99 97701*1 vt# .. F lo rid * R e la y S arv-ca P u b l eft M a r c h 9. 11. 1*9* O f 0 90 IN THB CIRCUIT COURT OF THB ■•OHTIEMTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT Ml AMD FOR SBMIHOLB COUNTY, PLORIDA CIVIL ACTIO A CASB NO. OT-t 1ST CA DIVIOtOII 14-0 OLO KENT MORTGAGE COMPANY. Pie>mifftei HV S ROOERTOON at al. Oefandanftvt AMBNDSD NOTICB OP FORBCLOSURB BALB NOTICS iS HIREBY OIVEN puieuant lo an Amended Fmal Judgment ot M ortgag* Faracloauia dated February 20th. tM S. and entered tn Cat* NO. 07-11*7 CA ol th* Circuit Court of Ih * EIGHTEENTH Judicial Cucud m and for SEMI­ NOLE County. Florida wharam OLO KENT MORTGAOI COM­ PANY to lha Plaintiff and TIMO­ THY S ROBERTSON. CANDACE 0 BURKE-ROBERTSON. FIRST UNION NATIONAL BANK OF FLORIOA ar* ih * Defend*me. t will salt la the highest and best bidder far cash at Ike WEST FRONT DOOR OF THE SEMI­ NOLE COUNTY COURTHOUSE: SANFOnO. FLORIOA at 11:00 a m ., on Ik * tr ik day af MARCH. 1090. Ih * leltowing da ecu bed property aa sal forth in said Fmal Judgment: LOT 7. WILLA GROVE. ACCOROINO TO THI PLAT THEREOP AS RICOROED IN PLAT BOOK 2*. PAGES I I AND 94. PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA. WITNESS MT HAND and th* seat of this Court on FEBRU ARY 20th. 1194 (SEAL) Maryann* Mora* Clark of the Circuit Court By: Jan* E. Jaeewic Deputy Clark Echavkrria. McCkMa. Raymar,' Barrett A Frappter Peat Office Boa 3410 Tampa. FL SM0I FS70S20M NOTICB In accordance with Americana Dtsabibltet Act. aorta heading a special acc mo dal ion to participate in procaadmg should contact Individual ar agency *< nolle* not talar than seven day* prior to Ih* proceeding th* addrasa given on m g notica. Telephone: 407-3214110 eat. 4217; 1-*00-tSS-0r?|. (TOO) or 1-000-099-0770 ( v );(la Florida Relay Service Publiah: February IS. March 9. IM S OfN-249 �J Sem inole Herald. raid. Sanftrd , Florida - Thursday. March 5. 1998 • 3 B People . Sunrise Kiwsnls meets Friday The Seminole Sunrise Klwanls Club meets every Friday, at 7 a.m.. at Shoney's, US 1792. south of Airport Boulevard. Ouest are welcome. For Informatlon, call Tony McDaniel at 324-0469. Free clinic Friday A free clinic to Include blood pressure check, blood sugar screening and Immunizations will be held every Friday, from 9 to I I a.m., at the Oeneva Elementary School In the old school building, com er of First and Main Street In Oeneva. The clinic la sponsored by the Seminole County Health De­ partment tn conjunction with the Seminole County ShetlfTa Office and Geneva Elementary .School. “For Information, call 349 9264. $ubstence abuse 'discussed t SAFE. Substance Abuse Eemlly Education, ts conduct­ ing a ‘ Families In Crists* out­ reach program. Interested or­ ganizations wanting to contact the Life Savers Club of SAFE may call Libby Kuharske at 291-4357. Seniors meet ; LAKE MARY-A senior's f o u p meets for lunch the sec­ ond Friday of each month at The following births were recorded at Florida Hospital In /Utamonte: Feb. I • Elias and Robert II. Sanford. Boy 3 - Jerri and Peter James. Ddtona. Girl FMb. 4 - Lorraine Cooper and Kmmeth McOlll. Deltona. Girl FKb. 5 • Kristen and Anthony Hooks. Sanford. Olrl 6 • Una and William aid, Oviedo, Boy 7 • Randl Lee. Sanford. POb. 8 • Deborah I, John Caines. Lake Maty, Ol .The following births were re­ led at Florida Hospital In Itamonte: 9 • Dana and Edward Sanford. Boy: Jennifer Slade Stewart. Sanford. Francises and Robert fanes. Oviedo. Boy: Rosemary Eduardo Rodriquez, Lake Boy Feb. 12 • Tiffany and Elic Ireen. Jr., Deltona, Boy: jnya and Michael Yonge. ledo, Olrl: Shawana MontSanford. Olrl eb. 13 - Dana and Harold. Itona, Boy; Jaquellne and ary Eraek. Oviedo, Boy The following births were at Columbia Medical iter in Sanford: 10 - Beth Fayerweather. (c City. Boy 12 • Leandry Roman. DelBoy 13 - Catherine Baas and Kendall, Sanford. Olrl; lerleen Houston and James 01S'* ■i . . i i H H Lake Mary Church o f the Nazarene, 171 E. Crystal Lake Ave. The noon meeting la held In the Fellowship Hall. For more information, con­ tact Bill at 322-1006. Hobbyist of the Week Creating dolls a family affair By Busan Wennar HERALD STAFF WRITER Dsughtsrs of C o n fed eracy ALTAMONTE SPRINGS - Debl Prince and other relatives have Norman deVere Howard turned their hobby Into a lamChapter of the United Daugh­ tly affair. Three generations of ters o f the Confederacy meets the group gather together on on the last Friday of the various occasions and create month. For Information, call beautiful porcelain dolls. 322-1425. Dressed In o Southern style, the dolls are assembled, outfits Sunbelt Deyllly Club sewn and frills added to the Sunbelt Dayllly Club meets taste of the creator or the one the Drat Sunday of the month that will receive It. Working as at 2 p.m. through April at the a team grandmother, mom. Art Center tn Sanford.. daughter and aunt all add their The club educates members part to the ‘ Patti & Carolyn on dayllly growing through Originals.' slide shows, guest speakers For over 20 years. Prince's and trips to dayllly gardens. grandmother. Patti: her There are no club dues. Call mother. Patti; aunt. Carolyn 886-3196 for more Information. and Debt, all create porcelain • dolls befitting of every little girls dream. With ribbons, lace Brom tllad Society and netting accenting the look, to meet the dolls take on their own The Seminole Bromollad So­ unique personality. ciety meets the third Sunday of According to Prince, the dolls the month, at 2 p.m., at San­ began as Christmas orna­ ford Oarden Club. U.S. 17-92 at ments. Later they evolved Into Fairmont Avenue, Sanford. All fancy dolls to collect, decorate aspects of bromeliad culture a room or gently play with. are covered during the meet­ "We get the porcelain heads ings. The society is affiliated and arms at craft or depart­ with the Florida Council of ment stores.* said Prince. They Bromollad Societies and the have a styrofoam bottom. My Bromeliad Society Inc. For tn- mom basically uses whatever formaUon. call Bud Martin. material catches her eye. They 321-0838. are always made special order. She gets a feel for the person and their personality before ahe starts on one.* Prince shared that the group has also made rabbits, teddy bean and pigs. ‘ Once my mom May. DeLand. Boy: TSaha and made a bride and groom teddy Samuel Tlndel, Jr.. Sanford, bear. They all are tn frilly Girl dresses." Feb. 14 - Mart sol and Ismael She quipped. "Morn la the Rosado, Deltona. Boy: Nanette and Gary Stewart. DeBaiy. Girl: Shelly and Scott Zimmer­ man. Deltona. Boy Feb. 18 • Laura Hoffan and Matthew Loughry. DeBaiy. Boy The following births were re­ corded at Columbia Medical Center tn Sanford: Ira and Oatry AW Feb. 10 - Sandra a. Girl; Toccara llaon, Ddtona. Peters and Antoine Antotiu Floyd. Sanford. Olrl: Tiffany and Scott Smith. Ddtoui*. Giil. Michelle Staley. Winter and Nell Springs. Olrl Feb. 17 - Teresa Russell and Scott Blevtna. Orange City, Boy: Emily and Brent Tallman. Sanford. Boy; Jennifer and Eric Whltescarver. Sr.. Orange City. Dabl Prlnc* It surrounded by lorn* of tho porcelain dolls she created creative one that really makes It happen. I'm the one tliat'a out In the cold at craft shows selling them. We Just began going to craft shows. We have some of the dolls tn consign­ ment stores. They are selling for $20 and $25 for the big dolls. Our bears go for between •30 and $35. All are made in­ dividually with no patterns for the dolls or the clothes.* The family has also used tra­ ditional African tribal material for a few dolls. Prince auded that even with that material, the dolls are still designed to look like Southern belles. Grandmother. mother, daughter and aunt did launch out a bit from their norm by making Christmas tree orna­ ments other than the dolls, small chair ornaments with floral arrangements and other floral designs. Yet the crew still loves the dolls beat. In her spare time Prince en­ joys gardening herbs, flowers and vegetables. She cans her • ' t liir .t r t h e *" ' H ippy Hoofers? ’ Tha Happy Hoofers Is a dance troupe made up of Scrtnote County woman and man, from ■Theee charming foal your hearts i to read al about In Via Seminole ol your new fift y Feb. 18 • Rachel Cheek and Martin Earls. Deltona. Olrl Feb. 19 • Lilian Pineda. D d­ tona. Boy Feb. 20 - Jill and Kenneth DeJesus. Orange City. Boy: Amy and Shawn Mustardo. Deltona. Boy Feb. 21 • Vanessa and Ivan Oalarea. Sanford. Boy: Wilma Oarda and Rafael Cestero. Oviedo. Boy: Laura and Chris­ topher Otannone, Ddtona. Olrl Feb. 22 • Cheryl and James Stephens. II. Lake Mazy, Olrl Feb. 23 - Kathryn and George Cook. Jr., DeLand. Boy Feb, 25 • Shan tell and Claudio Corcho. Ddtona. Olrl own Jellies, Jams and marma­ lade. Florida Power Corpora­ tion employs her. Prince Is active with Junior Achievement and IEEE (Institute of Electronic and Electrical Engineers) that as­ sists college students and works with other endeavors. She Is also a mentor for AtRisk adults and previously worked with an organization called Yea We Care. For more information about the dolls call 808-2437. of the world Damaged credit DEAR ABBY: My life is so messed up. I don't know whst to do. A little more than a year ago, my husband decided be didn't trust me with Hit money, so he opened his L ADVICE ABIGAIL VAN BUREN I to 00 | to 30 | ’ 100 | ’ t 30 own account. I told him he could pay the bills and keep track of the checking account, but he refused, saying he wanted his own. Abby, I have a good Job. It’s not the greatest, but it allows roe to pay my bills. When I needed s new car, I got a second Job to pay for I L 1also f {/ C A l l C IN l M A S LAKL MARY • • CINLM A 10 - -..'.l o i r > OOOO Wfti. HUNTING tea see res eso THE WEOOMQ 8MQER IJS S JS M tM l t z « sis res m* o 1 Tm vssn*m 1:10*30 M S » M ItC V U C U U 1 U IIC J M l ■mooth over the between our bad relatlonsh! her. daughter and her----- I rave her things I really co jldnt afford, but felt lowed her something Our daughter needed a car to get to work, but her father wouldn't agree to help her finance one. She asked me to co-sign on a loan, and I made the biggest mistake of my life when I agreed. A few weeks alter she got the car, she lost her Job. I didn't realize that the car payment was being automatically withdrawn from my account, but I don't always check my bank statement. I was horrified when I saw there was a big shortage — she had not de­ posited enough money to cover the payment. She told me she had, but that was a lie. She also Ued to me about money several times after that. I asked my husband for help with the account, but he refused and asked our daughter to move out. That meant ahe had to pay rant and utilities, so there was no way ahe could make up the back payments. Abby, I am ao far behind on my bills I don't know what to da I triad to get a loan to consolidate my bills, but I don't have sufficient collateral. I have canceled all my credit cards, but how do 1 live with ao much debt taking every cent, leaving me no money to buy groceries or anything else? I'm desperate. Sign me ... MAXED OUT AND CONFUSED Damaged credit isn't the t H of the world. If you regard this as a leaaon In life, you'll ilty through It w ith your saul Intact Just ha patient i gent about sticking to a I P A InaieS that your dan _ attend credit counseling V lth you. DEAR ABBY: I Just finished reading your booklet T h e Anger in r All of Us, and How to Deal With ! t “ I am 31 yean old and learned more about dealing with my anger in the 20 minutes I apant reading your booklet than I ever had before. I got ao much out of it. Abby, 1 have been dealing with a lot of anger toward my parents (who are now deceased), my uncle and my grandmother. Your booklet helped me ace another point of view that will, I'm sure, aid me in resolv­ ing my anger. Thank you for offer­ ing It to those of us who need help ao desperately. RONALD IN OAKLAND, TEXAS DEAR RONALDi Everyone aagert It’s part of living. Ho ever, lea:ru in g to oontrol our la a : ao th af it ago us or others takes Insight, taturity and practice. T i p lleased e a a e d that the booklet was helpful to I you. DEAR MAXED OUTt Got thee to a credit «««<"—|«f posthaste The counselor can act aa a buffer between you and your creditors to arrange more aaaa* _ ageable payments than your . . I l H k i T £ £ £ .IJTJ current agreem ents specify. , y ^ ' The counselor can also teach »----■------ • ~ 1 _ - - -n if -r you to uae credit wisely. Look la p imm t t e c k « r m m ? # r f b r $ S . i l In C m i * i > U i D « « r A b b tfm d ir e c to r y i m d i f ml* Mi m n �4 B ■ Sormno*o Herald, Santoro. Hondo ■ Thursday, March 5. 1998 Legal N otices IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTV. FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION CASE NO. ST-1SEACA DIVISION 14 HYLAND MORTGAGE COMPANY. Ptamtrtf(«). vm. MARYANNE MORSE. AS AN HEIR OF THE ESTATE OF GUY A MORSE. DECEASED. »t SI. Dafandant(v) n o t ic e OF FORECLOSURE SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN ourauant to an Ordar Raachaduling Feracloaur* Sal* datad Fabruary 27th. 1891. and •ntarad In Caaa NO. 97-1924CA ot tea ClrcuN court ol TPa IIOHTEENTH Judicial Circuit m and •or SEMINOLE County. Fiend* —harem RYLANO MORTGAGE COMPANY la tea Ptatotlrt and MARYANNE MORSE. AS AN HEIR OF THE ESTATE OF GUY A MORSE. OECEASEO. THE UNKNOWN PERSONAL REPRE­ SENTATIVE OF THE (STATE OF GUY A MORSE. DECEAEBO. THE UNKNOWN HEIRS AND/OR 0EV1SEES OF THE ESTATE OF OUV A MORSE. DECEASED. THE UNKNOWN CLAIMANTS OF THE ESTATE OF OUV A MORSE. DECEASED. ANY AND ALL UNKNOWN PARTIES CLAIMINQ BY. THROUGH. UNDER AND AGAINST THE HEREIN NAMED INDIVIDUAL DIFCNOANTtSI WHO ARE NOT KNOWN TO BE DEAD OR ALIVE. WHETHER (A ID UNKNOWN PARTIES MAY CLAIM AN INTEREST AS SPOUSES. HEIRS. DCVtttEB, GRANTEES OR OTHER CLAIMANTS. TENANT «1 N/K/A DONNA HAMILTON. TENANT « t N/K/A CRYSTAL FLETCHER ara tna Dal andanta. I v i l aall to tea n.ghaat and Baal bidder tor caah at in a WEST FRONT DOOR OF THE SEMINOLE COUNTY COURTHOUSE: SAN­ FORD. FLORIDA at ti;0 0 a m., on tna J«in day ot MARCV. 199S. tna I gHoning daaertbad property a t aat forth hi aa<d Final Judgmant: LOT 102. MONTOOMERY SQUARE. ACCORDINO TO THE PLAT THEREOF. AS RECOROEO IN PLAT BOOK 14. PAOES • AND B. OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. WITNESS MV HAND and tha aaal ot thia Court on F E B R U ­ ARY r m , t • * * (SEAL) Maryanna Moraa Clark of tha Circuit Court By: Jana E. Jaaawic Daputy Clara Echavarna. McCall*. Raymar, Barratt A Frappiar Poat Oft»ca Boa S410 Tampa, FL 33001 F97044340 MOTtCB In accordanca with tha Amartcana D aa b M iat Act. paraona n-adrng a apacial accom­ modation to cantcipata in tnti proceeding ahoutd contact tha individual or agoncy landing notica not lator than aavan (T) daya prior to tha procaadmg at tha addroaa given on tna not tea. Tataph— ai 4 0 T -*t* Legal N otices IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE 1ETH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA OENERAl JURISDICTION DIVISION CASE NO: ST 1134 CAT4 K NORWEST MORTGAGE. INC p l a in t i f f vs JOHNNIE L. MASON. IF LIVING. AND IF DEAD. THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE. HEIRS. DEVISEES. GRANTEES. ASSIGNEES. LIENORS. CREDITORS. TRUSTEES AND ALL OTHER PARTIES CLAIMING AN INTEREST OT. THROUGH. UNDER OR AGAINST JOHNNIE L. MASON: JACKIE N. MASON. IF LIVING. AND IF DEAD. THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE. HEIRS. DEVISEES. GRANTEES, ASSIGNEES. LIENORS. CREDITORS. TRUSTEES AND ALL OTHER PARTIES CLAIMING AN INTEREST BV. THROUGH, UNDER OR AGAINST JACKIE N. MASON. TWIN RIVERS HOMEOWNER'S ASSOCIATION, INC.: CADLEROCK JOINT VENTURE, L.P.: JOHN DOE ANO JANE DOE AS UNKNOWN TENANTS IN POSSESSION DEFENDANTS) NOTICE OP FORECLOSURE SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pursuant te ■ Summary Final pidsmant ot teracloaurs dot ad February 18th. I ME. antarad In Civil Caaa No IT 11)4 CA 14 K ot tha Circuit Court ol tha 1ITH Judicial Circuit In and lor SEMI­ NOLE County. SANFORD. Florida. I wM aail to tha hlgnaat and boat biddar lor caah FRONT DOOR OF COURT­ HOUSE Ol tho SEMINOLE County Courthevaa local ad at M t N. FARE AVENUE. BANFORD. f l m Sa n f o r d . Florida, at I t M l am on tha I t at day of March. 1 M I tha tollOwHig daaertbad proparty at aat forth in told Summary Final Judgmant, to-wit LOT SE. OF TWIN RIVERS SECTION V. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF. AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 11. PAOES M THROUGH ST. OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA □atad this l ( t h day of F a b n m IS M (CIRCUIT COURT SEAL) MARYANNE MORSE Clark o l tha Circuit Court By: Dorothy W. Bolton Deputy Clark THE LAW OFFICES OF DAVID J. STERN. PX. ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF 101 S. Unlvaratty Ortra Suita 500 Plantation. FL 11114 (SS4) 213*000 urn • 7. 170T1 IN TMB CIRCUIT OOORT OP TMB BMMTBaSmt ju o t e iA L e m e u r r m ABB FOB ■SMI NO LB COUNTY, C M L ACTMM C A M HO. B7-E1S1-CA DIVISION 14 FT M O R TG AG E CO M PAN IES D /BJA FTB M O R TG AG E SER V IC ES F/K /A C A R L I. BRO W N ANO C O M PA N IES. PtamUfKal. vs. STACY M O R TKA . a t a l. OF NOTICE IS HEREBY OTVEN pursuant to a Final Judgmant at M ortgage Ferocieauro dated FEBRUARY H th . IM S . and antarad M Caaa MO. B T -tM ICA ot tha CireuM Court at Rm EIGHTEENTH Judicial CNcuN M and tor SEMINOLE County, Florida Wheaton FT MORTGAGE COMPANIES D/B/A FTB MONTGAGE SERVICES F/K/A CARL I. BROWN ANO COMPANIES la tha PtaMtM and STACY MORT­ KA. MICHAEL P. TOWERS ara tha Defendants. I wM etol la RM htghaat and boat biddar tar caah at the WEST FRONT DOOR OF THE SEMINOLE COUNTY COURTHOUSE; SAN­ FORD, FLORIDA at 11:00 AJH-, on tha tad day at APR IL ISOS, ty aa aat forth m saM Final LOT 7. WESTLAKE MANOR. UNIT ONE, A SUBDIVISION ACCORDING TO THE PLAT OR MAP THEREOF DESCRIBED IN PLAT BOOK IT , AT PAOE(E) t. 4. S » , OP THE PUBLIC RECORD* OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. WITNESS MY HAND and RM aaal ot ttua Court an FEBRU­ ARY Mth, IBM . Clark of tha OrcuN Court By: Jana E. Jaaawic Deputy Clark Echevarria. McCalls. Raymar, Barrett • Trappier Poet Office Bos » 4 10 Tampa. FL 11401 FB7104994 NOTICE In accordanca Amartcana DNaENNW aona needing a s p e cia l, modat ion to panicIpaeo m M e aawdlng notice not latar Mian aavan (7) days prior to tha prscaodWg at tha addroaa given an Mm notica. Tatsphone: 407-1114110 art. 4117; 1-000 P4 1 1771 (TOO) or t -900-999-9T70 M l «*o Florida Relay Sarvlco. Publish March S, 11. IB M DEO-41 none i O F V B M IC tB A U C T IO N 1 Chry. 6th A*a. KI N. 1C3BF99FTFX9T4939 t BMW V IM. AAOUOtCU7BB«4 9 Chav. Camara KI N. IBBTOELMtSM I Dodge P/U KIM. t i l l SOS 174 Auction to be held on 01-1S-M I IP AO AM at Prttchatt’o 1140 B. CM . 417. PublWh: March B. IS M DEO-M IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE tCTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA GENERAL JURISDICTION DIVISION CASE NO.: BS 34 C A 1 « K NATtONSBANC MOftTGAGF CORPORATION PLAINTIFF VS NANCY E. VAN SANT. IF LIVING, AND IF DEAD. THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE. HEIRS, DEVISEES. GRANTEES. ASSIGNEES. LIENORS, CREDITORS. TRUSTEES ANO ALL OTHER PARTIES CLAIMING AN INTEREST BV. THROUGH. UN0ER o n a g a in s t n a n c y e . VAN SANT; UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF NANCY E VAN SANT. IF ANY. JOHN DOE ANO JANE DOE AS UNKNOWN TENANTS IN POSSESSION DEFENDANT(S) NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pursuant to a Summary Final Judgmant at leracloeura dated February 17th, 11M. antarad In Civil Caaa No. M 14 CA14 K of tha Circuit Court ol tha 1ITH Judicial circuit M and for SEMI­ NOLE County. 8ANFORD, Florida. I will aall to tha highest and beat biddar tor caah AT THE WEST FRONT DOOR ot tha SEMINOLE County Courthouae located at 101 N. PARK AVENUE, to SANTORO, Florida, at 1100 am . e>> tha H a l day of MARCH. t t M tha following described property aa aat lorth In aaxt Summary Final Judgmant. to-wtt; LOT S. BLOCK 14. A.6 RUS­ SELL 5 ADDITION TO FT. REED, ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK t. PAOE ST. OF THE PUBLIC REC0R0S OF SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA Dated thla 2nd day ol MARCH. (CIRCUIT COURT SEAL) MARYANNE MORSE Clark ot tha Circuit Court By Jana E. Jaaawic Deputy Clerk THE LAW OFFICES OF DAVID J. STERN. PA. SOI B. University Drive Suita BOO Plantalion. FL 31124 (1S4) 131 0000 9*-J04*KFM)NATB tn accordance with tha American with Dteabtlity Act, peraona with disabtimee need­ ing a apacial accommodation ta participate in ttua proceeding should contact tha Clark ot tha Circuit Court at tha SEMINOLE County Courthouse at 407-1714330 EXT: 4217. not later than teven days prior to the pro­ ceeding. It hearing impaired, t ■00-939-1771 (TDD) or 1-900999-97 70. via Florida Relay Sendee. Publish: March 5. 12. 1999 DfO-44 In accordanca with tha American with DtaabMtiaa Act, mg a apacial accommodation to porttcipata In thla procaadmg should contact tho Clark ol Iho Circuit Court at tha BSMRtOLI County Courthouaa at 407-U1frte rM tP M t t po« Pubtlah: March S. DEO-41 IB M OP TUB 14th JUBICIAL CIRCUIT HI A M PON I COUNTY, C A M MO. BT-1STB CA 14 A IRWIN MORTGAGE CORPORATION F/K/A INLAND MORTGAGE CORPORATION. DARYL C. WINTERS, CT A L NOTICE OP SALS Notica la hereby given that In accordanca with 17m Final Judgment ot Foreeioawra antarad on October IT , 1HT In ehftr action no. 17-1070 CA 14 A In tho Cbsurt Court ot I amine Ir County Florida, In which Daryl C. Winters, #• al.. wars the Dalsndanu and train MEMBERS Corporation f/k/a Inland Martpags Corporation, waa Plaintiff, I w « eell to the Mghaat biddar tor caah at West front door, S01 N. Part A v a , Sanford PL M711, batwaan tha hours of I t A 0 am . and 1A0 p m . on MARCH lath. IB M tha toftowL o t) , Block I I . Ropiae of port of TownaMa • North Chuiuota. racordad In Plat Book I t , papa 44, Pubbc Racordk ot Somlnolo County. Florida. Lake Oftvo, Oviade F l 117 M (Court Seal) Clark ot Circuit Court Jana I . Jaaawic Aa Deputy Clark Attorney ot Lbw 11S4 Hollywood Bird HoPywood FL 33020 Publication of this notlco on Fabruary M , and March 0 , 10M In tho following publication; Sanford Herald. DEN-170 IN TNS CMOUIT COURT Hi ARO PON BEMIBOLB OOUHTY, CASS BO.i •S-4S1-DR-01-B M BE: The Marriage of TH ERUA A LONG. Wlta/Patlt loner, ROBERT A LONO, Huaband/Raapondant B O T M 1 OP A CT IO N TO ROBERT A LONG ED that on flw of * naps has boon Mad against you and you ara rsgulrad M aarva a copy at your written datanaoa, M any. M K an John M. Rhodes, Jr., the Petitioner's attorney, admee addroaa M 110 East Maple I treat Poet Office Boa 770777, Winter Garden. Florida. S4777. an or be tars MARCH 11th. 1166. and Me tha original with tho d ark o l thla court either b ale re service aa the Italy thereafter, otherwise a default wHi be antarad s gains I you lor Bw relief demanded In tha complaint or pollttcn DATED on FEBRUARY U K 10M MARYANNE MORSE Aa Clerk e l the Court By: Nancy R. Winter Aa Deputy Clark e t t j & a .* * “ DEM-1M M THE CIRCUIT COURT OP THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT Legal N otices IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE 1BTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA OENERAL JURISDICTION DIVISION CASE NO.: ST 1 3 3 4 CA t a NORW EST M O R TG AG E. INC 12— E ld erly C Seminole Herald a m iV A N T E D - C A R E O IV E N for IF AN Y; O E B flA L. M C N A U G H T O N IF LIVIN G , AND IF OE AO, THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE. HEIRS. OCVISttS. GRANTEES. ASSIGNEES. LIENORS. CREDITORS. TRUSTEES ANO ALL OTHER PARTIES CLAIMING AN INTEREST BY. THROUGH. UNDER OR AQAINST DEBRA L. MCNAUGHTON; UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF OCBRA L. MCNAUGHTON. IF ANY; JOHN DOE ANO JANE OOE AS UNKNOWN TENANTS IN POSSESSION DEFENDANTS) NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALS NOTICE IB HEREBY OIVEN pursuant to a Summary Final Judgment at leracloaura dated February 27th, t t M . antarad In D ell Caaa No. «7 2934 CA 14 at tha Circuit Court ot tha HTH Judicial circuit M and tor SEMI­ NOLE County, SANFORD. Florida. I will oak to tha highest and boat bidder tor caah at tha WEST FRONT DOOR o l tha SEMINOLE County Courthouse located at 101 N. PARK AVENUE. SANFORD. FL 32771 to SANFORD. Florida, at 11:00 a m on tha 3fat day ot MARCH. 1090 tha tokowtng daaertbad property aa aat forth m aald Summary Final Judgment, towtt: LOT I. ANO THEN N 10 FT. OF LOT 2. AND THAT PART OF LOTS 19 AND 20. BLOCK 19. DREAMWORLD. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 3. PAGE 90 AND 9T. PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS: BEGINNING AT POINT 74 93 FT. NORTH OF THE BOUTHEAST CORNER OF LOT 29. SAID ■ LOCK IS . THENCE RUN SOUTH 29SJ FEET TOT ME SOUTHEAST CORNER OF LOI 10: THENCE RUN SOUTHWEST­ ERLY TO THE MW CORNER OF SAIO LOT 1. SAID BLOCK IS. THENCE RUN NORTH ALOW a THE WEST LINE OF SAID LOT 1. EXTEND NORTH 2S 94 FEET. THENCE RUN NORTHEASTER­ LY TO THE POINT OF BEGIN­ NING Dated true 2nd dor at MARCH. im (CIRCUIT CO URT BEAL) dark at Vta CMuR Court 13— H ealth & B eauty EXTRA HOLKJAY WEIGHTY f-On-l Pertonal Training ml Lifetime Fitnett Free body fal analyte* Dennit Eve'crie rhyteotogrtt. 772-6687__________ 14— F o r S NOTICE IB HEREBY OIVEN purwant la a Final Judgmant at Fabruary 29th. ta g * , and antarad M Caaa NO. 99-1727CA o f tha Circuit Court at tha EIGHTEENTH Judicial Circuit In and far SEMINOLE County, Florida wherein STANDARD FEDERAL BANK, A FEDERAL and TERESA FLYNN A/K/A TERESA MARIE METALLO, FIRST INDIANA BANK. A FED­ ERAL BAKINGS BANK, THE g r n w p l COMMUNITY ASSO­ CIATION. INC.. WILLIAM FLYNN. TENANT St N/K/A RIC HEIOBNESCHIR. TENANT S3 N/K/A HEIDI HBIDSNBECHBR ara tha Oatandanta. I win aa* ta caah at tha WEST FRONT DOOR OF THE SEMINOLE COUNTY COURTHOUSE: SANFORD, FLORiOA at 11:00 am . an tha S lat day o l MARCH, IM S , tha fallowing daaertbad property aa aat forth In aald Final Judgmant: LOT >4. WOO DBA lDOE AT THE BP RINGS. UNIT III, ACCORDWG TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED M PLAT BOOK t l . PAGES 43 AND 44, PUBUC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. WITNESS MY KANO Wtd tha aaal at Otto Court on MARCH 2nd, IS M . Clark al tha Circuit Court By: Jana ( . Jaaawic Deputy d ark Echevarria. McCaMa. Raymar, Barratt 4 Frappiar Pool Office Boa 3410 Tampa. FL B3M1 In accordance with tha Americana d itb W H o t Act. paraona needing a apacial accom ­ modation ta partlcipata In M a proc aadlng Mould contact tha Individual or agoncy sanding notica not latar than aavan (7) day* prior la Bra procaadlng at noUaa. Tala phono: 407-3134230 ext. 4227] 1-900-944-4771 (TDD) or 1-900-949-4770 M ; via Florida Relay Service. PUbBWi: March S. 12. 1SBS DEO-M NOTICE OF AMOTION Public NoUca la hereby given that Urdknfted Towing, Storage, Tranepartation E Raaavary, inc.. win aail at Public Auchan traa at ad prior Dana tha tokowtng In alarage with chargee unpaid pureuant to FX. 713.7S ta tha Mghaat biddar at 423E N. Highway 17-El, ten lord. FL 12773. On MARCH IS, 1BSB, SI #0 0 A.M. IB S) DODGE VM 1B70D14U1DB42094) I claim a lien on this vehicle la tawing and star ago chargee. Tha Han claimed by me aa the Saner M eubfect to enforcement pursuant ta eactton 713 71 and DEO-S4 1.11 I i, FL 33324 (994) 213-9000 •7-1HKKNCU In e c te rd enc e with T u e s d a y thru F rid a y 12 N o o n the d a y b o lo ro pu blication S u n d a y 12 N o o n Frida y 51* YAR0 SALES Price Per Line Pre-Paio Only ADJUSTMENTS A CREDITS In tho event o l an error, trio Sem inole Herald will bo rosponsiblo lor (ho first Insertion only and only to Ore o xleni of Iho oost of (hat insertion P le a se chock ad for accuracy the first day If runs TO PLACE AN A P CALL ale SECURITY BARS A DOORS U c . 34 y n E .p 60000 deiignt t V » q ft Froe e*l Qualify guaranteed 904-9B6 0 0 1 3 or 407-324-31M 16— R e m in d e r SEM IN O LE O RLAN DO 4 0 7 /3 2 2 -2 6 1 1 4 0 7 /8 3 1 -9 9 3 3 PEPARTMSrfLHLQ_UBS S e r v ic e s 8 A M - 5 P M M O N D A Y - F R ID A Y SPECIAL DAYS Never forget NOW ACCEPTING appt*. Dr* 116/yt. For deter cM 302 2126 21— P e r s o n a ls ADOPTION 27 — N Uwtg a^wntea countekng A markcai G IF T O F LIFE SOO-3t3-A433 ALONE? F l* RESPECTE0 Dating Bureau hx SENIORS. Eatab 1177 1-900-923-4477 Lorgw ood Usaaaga Stuko W a h tn s watcorrw 7 day* Private rme Fam aia S tall L o c M A I 7735 497-319-4300 23— L o s t k F o u n d FAMILY P E T LOST OOO-femste • Ba*«at Mound ma. brown a / th b cheat A teal Waanng coaar w/laga Loat kt tha IN Sroet-PatoaW iyuda area CM with any vdo m a m ••REWARD** FOUND: FIN ALE KITTEN Tabby 7900 block between Ce­ dar ( Lake CM 323-15(2 S 3 Famdy of In a haa kite 9w a anara home to a kra EVERYTMPrQ IS OONEF ChAkan age* 12 and 3 A 1f i kt daapvtea need of ctcffvng. ahoas and odtar aalaniikte Moutarioid same, hx ndura. ararythmg rrtagnabte te needed to hato *va tentey rebuu ktav teas dyoucanknd i to ha*) Eva ted Nancy « « 372-0400 3 23 -9437 a i LUbby I iK S S T a s w h il d T E U M A fK E T m a AN E X P LO VW O MOM Along w«h TIC A playroom, icn ynf Can CPfVCOUTMnea rate* For interview 3300700 R ilA k li Chad Cara F/T or IVT Age* 2 H 4C accepted No rag fee £nro* Now lor ISShrk lor IK TO Cad 321-7934 WALK-MS A RJ. MOB ara lha nuraa* ipaoaity Healthy l o t tool HRS *042632 224-1992 55— B u s in e s s p p o r t u n it ie s $300 - $500 Dntrttuang phon* card* No *■pananca n*c***ary For mon ■ntormation sand a BASE to Pnmabma Communcxlon* P O Bor 694365 Mam, FL 33299 1365 BEST Hama Buatnaaa out If you ara tertoua about making money wr no tM ot prod no m 3 pot aval Avg | IBSGtv Sal ♦ comm Sanford bated pool hexing teardar No cold cehng living rnmad F/1 A P/T Cal Mtety Bmaftiar 3)3-2070 *H . 21) Circuit Court dl the SSMM OLf County Caurtheuae a l 407-3334130 EXT; 4337, not latar than aavan daya prior la tha procaadktg. It hearing impaired. 1SOO-94S-S771 (TOO) or 1-9009*9-9779, via Florida Relay KEY BANK, N X . f/k/a Kay Bank at Maw York, Vk/a Kay Bank o f Maw Vbrk. A. MICHAEL AARIMGTON, M aL, MOTtOB OP ACTION TO: ORBBNWOOO TRUST CO M PAN Y 9.13,19 DEO-41 .O hio 40021 YOU ARB NOTIFIED teal an County, FloridaLata 1(1 and 191. FRANK L. WOOORUFF'B BUBOtVtSIOM. CASE NO. 27-2239-CA-14-I BANKERS TRUST COMPANY, aa Truataa far the Registered HoMtfQ Of S&iQiVIQft Brothers Mortgage Vtt. Paaa-Thraugh. Sanaa 1994-1, PliinMf, VS. OSOROE D. BETHEL and RUTH H. BETHEL; at to, Oatandanta. I. 44, of tea public rocard* ef 0 aminoI* County, Florida. you and other* and you ara roqutrad ta aarva a copy at your written daienooa, N any, to It an MOORE, SMITH A MOORE. PISM BTi attorney*. 100 North Ocean Street. JackaonvtHa, Florida 32202, n# mar* than thirty |30) day* from te * fust publican an data of tete notte* i p HrPen wm me b p Pfippwi with tea Clark e f tela Court Notica la hereby glean teat, pursuant te an Order February 17m, 1994. mid ' In ehrM caaa number 972229-C A-I4-I, at tha Ckcult Court at tha 19th Judicial Circuit In and tar Semlnoia County, BANKER TRUST COMPANY. AS TRUSTEE FOR THE REGIS­ TERED HOLDERS OF SALOMON BROTHERS MORT­ GAGE SECURITIES VII, INC., MORTGAGE PASS-THAOUOM. SERIES 1999-1, N PtaMNI and GEORGE D. BETHEL. RUTH H. BETHEL, la/art Defendant!*), I will aad to tha Mghaat and beat biddar tor «aa h at tha west front dear ot tha Semlnoia County caurtheuae In Sanford, Semlnoia County, Florida, at t t * 0 A M an tha 14th day at MARCH, 1990, tha leHewing Long Tarm-Bhort Tl Tamp To hkra Heavy irftmg laq w a d 36 76 Plut B*n*r«* Hoaday 9 V» cm non Pay MmVai *01K and much mor* laka Mary work la* t 2nd khdt MF Satirday* CM 330-4211 or come by 3006 W LkMary » v d *10* • D IR E d T L fe N D E flS 12500 450 000 Conaoadattte* Cash loam* Bad e r a * No problem no *dv tea 1-900-4*0-7140 $$$JO BSSSS ta n e t ASSE MBLY/WARE HOUSE Produckon E datorary hato •*« lor N E OriandQ rom pany Long Short term M 7,h r TampTwa IWvabw Tran* A P f T C O O R D IN ATO R '♦ B h cx x to START '2 n d Shto 9 W knd N O SELLPVQ 1 W W e Par* wt daarory appt* vgrr OE u w SALES ASSOCIATE Cuteomm tom e*, t+r.xa San* phone* Altam onte 5prmg» area (T O G H r LABOR FORCE STAFF!NO (4 0 7 ) 4 3 1 -6 2 2 4 REGISTRATION JA N IT O R H i ----eM ah U* m >- .G -M mW . .WfTII Wm VM Of WOFVHp, In aald Final Judgmant, te wtf: LOT 177, LAKE SEARCY SHORES, ACCOROMO TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECOROEO M PLAT BOOK IB. PAGES t l . •4 A 23. PUBLIC RECORDS OF S IM M O L I COUNTY. FLORIDA. NOTE: PURSUANT TO THE FAIR DEBT COLLECTION PRACTICES ACT YOU AMI ADVIBIO THAT THIS LAW FIRM IS 0IE M C 0 TO BE A DEBT COLLECTOR ATTEMPTING TO COLLECT A DEBT ANO ANY INFORMATION OBTAINED WILL BE USED FOR THAT PURPOSE. Dated ted Hth day at FEBRU­ ARY, I td t. MARYANNE “ " * 1 9 Clark at Circuit Court By Jana E. Jaaawic Deputy Clark COD IL it A STAWIARSKI 4010 Bay Beaut Boulevard 0 0 0 -3 4 2 -6 6 5 3 r n m E i i m r o s w E E S As PACKER - H *rr it* MR. or MRS. MOM O F F K B P W W ^ J T *^ MM order ncha* a* a _____ butene as. Bond MOO (racanra ■BOO eradt) to B J J PO BOX 963414. Lake Mary a 32796)* U FR O M HO M E m aking wooden fram e* Earn to 1394/ a k . C M B 304444 ate E-4S M IA S B B A D CM UM T L E G A L L Y tor tote 121 00 M M chack/m o to CALYPSO -1464 N LMwm ont Ava. Winter Park, a 32792 T W O of being turned down tor c ro d rr te am whara to oMavt to* bate daate-cradx card*, am. bus. loans, d sb l oontokdabon A s m s aa tow m S B5L. no annute teas. ate. H A W Entarpri*. (Court I MARYANNE MORSE C lark a t te a C irc u it C o u rt By D eborah Can an t D eputy C M rti Pubiteh: M arch S, I I . 1BBB DEO-41 Tampa. Florida 33M7 Telephone: (912) (77-9000 CAE 997-02700 OEM-: Fukiitet: M arch ( . IBBB 0B O 41 (< < !!(■ c'(< i The Orlando Coca Cote Bte teng Company a curandy hatog tor toe toaowmg poateon DOCTOR S AEBTC A B M T MAKER - EM Local Shop, I F L E E T MECHANIC CM Tedav-T h* P e rfe ct Jo B te WWdng tor Vault! (407) 322*2044 ACCOUNT ASSOCUTE O ia a t opportunity ante growing national tu n in g com pany Sate*. C/S t lace to lac* coto catena B ase, co m m u to n A b o n e fiu F u R oaun* A salary R*q to (407) B31-2B1B I lor pertonrwiQ k y r tape* work on < u t and gatokna powered vara poaaat* a COL data *A*» can** ASE cariAcalunt d»*e*d W * ofiar compaecve pay and atcaaara banakt* Appry to paraon Monday Friday ■ 30 am to 4 0 0 p m EOE Wornan and rr*nora»t ara encour­ aged to apply O R LA N D O C O C A -C O LA ■ O n U N O C09M W NV 2900 M a n y Drhro Contractor* 9 Trucker* ATTN: H O M EO W N ERS Borrow E23X00 • 1 190/00 Tbe M any MBaT rmj rwgpni n w w 70—Education k Training T njckBoftoel COL. VA/TA Appro. Jo b AabM. c ta ia a i Haaonte Truck School 1409-499-7394 A O O A W C W fW jM fC . • Lay O ver Ban* *Exea Stop Pay* *401K nateemard* •Hatete Inauanca* ■Vacabon P a y •fkdar Prtxyam ' *$*»ana Equp1 yr. OTR am /Ciau A COL rag Pteea* CM Sam to 6pm 1400474 9060 Mon-Ffl Only EOE ALL POSITIONS Now hatng Part-Am* A Ful-ftow tel In m toor aurgary. ir» a ra" * • * ow aar r f y w B n hstotogoteai*. CU BTO M BR R B H W n U L Oro« to students P/T 4 F/T I N o arp tor rap aae-attt { DATA EN TR Y P/T or F/T lv»Ate. Atoha-numanc A *«p C M S3) -3466 Longwood 11-7 LPte- 2em -Ham A l t a — Tam Ba Lx MBB BABCD on Mtih wniLwrit i M te * Ortando-SantorttAkport. jerry's Catalan uM DaBary Manor. *074*— *424. A*k tor Dkector of Ntet rngor apply wdhto *0 Noro 1 2 M M HWiwey 1742. DaBary. Fieri f r m W o ragto eJ Mon-fri tram Bam to 2pm. CELEBRITY CIPHER by Luis Campos Catervy Cxtow eryptogram* ara created tram gjoum ru a . i yaapil. pate and praeara Each tmar at *w ephar Mater kv < Teteysskw N aguab V CM Today! 497431491k C tty C d h g * BBS Eate iate rlwy 49B, Bte. 200 a I Z K E R K R , elp IX E O O J S D O K , L D A E O E K E J l L J O ’ K R K 0 I P , 32707 IYK 71— H W an ted N6WHKUM r B P rt lor ■ Mato* Manufac­ turing P a id to Sanford. Po« K U D X O I K U J Y K O D L LJ I J Z Z J O T E N E O T I ■ B M , * - Z J Z O V . PREVIOUS SOLUTION: T h e shed Me of trio modem ha/db wrttdf is somewttara between the milk and the yoghurt: (AMhor)CBMn TrWn. B ISM by NBA. toe. I ; $10.35 TO START 1 'C O U N T E R H E LP B E A M B I1ICA L A B B T A W T . Attfffttff of Bc*#nct d»y—, 1499 EBB *479 MC/V)aa C O U N T E R PER # O N F/T S ite! im m aoalaty for ■ busy p rtjl th o p E xpananca a mute Tto O vnenM oni Printing. U M O B Longaood___________________, m LIKE WORKING WITH P E O P L E ? you w d hato proper* paaaote tar conduct Import- M ate contact quickly, y c * Maw 4 N Amenc* Naw fra te t matching ty* 24 hr* 13-rrvn ~=OBBa R y I^ANOR. Tha toMowmg position* are avakabte Com * end )om ote Septette rated taoldy O a y o rE v a rirtp C te a ■FUtekSiteAtotof TTto#* Quatey M O TICB DF FICTITIOUS NA9BS Notica to hereby ahren teal I •m engaged to buolnaao M 117 Marker S t, AltemanM Bprtoga, Flarida 31701, Baminoia County. Florida, under tea Fictmau* Noma o f ALTA» O U T 9 T O W M M , MFC-, M id th at l inten d U ra a latar *aM name w ith te a D iv la lo n *1 C arp er a lie n * , TaHaha**#*, Florida, m acco rd a n ca w ith te a provlaion* p f th a F ictN ie u * Nam* B la lu ta* . Ta-W k: S e ctio n •9 9 4 9 . F ien d s Statute* 1991. AVON NEEDB rtpv Pvt are* SM htei quarry product*, earn gu u lE U karhote* 321 71*2 (X PW iCAL-tofT Ito hr* par -a te M F Uonung* No #N> rag Bflrimg pay lAter CM a l l 3499 Longaood ER - ETAtr K^i^r^i inrontery i^r ^^V^lar t l — M o n e y t o Lin d IfO tekfl bi ardor te participate in tete praoaadtoi. you ara omi­ tted. al not coat te you, u tea prartelen o f certain aatetoan ci. Plaaa* contact Court Admtotetrattan al M t N. Park Avanua. Suite N30t, Sanford, FL 32T71. (407) 323-030 Art. 4227 within I working dsyo e f your receipt o f tete naHte; It you ara hearing or v o k a A fT E M T iO N C N A ■ Crrrm and yon uu caring wanof Nurse* and C N A * EkCte wnt benefit* Erpenenced rec ogni/ad 1 00pm-11 90pm *hdt *v»itabte fn***a appry m paraon Dntona Haaltecara Re habaAatmn Cantar t|51 C » cam Brvd Oatenna (OE________ ~ CURiuTUCEPTiONiST ’ Mutt hay* trp m Window* 9 poaaaa* good phone P t e Fas Raarxna to 407 373 2241 or mei to 660 Hcfcman Cvrw Santoro Fl M TU H O UBd K 1 1 P C R • M l FRO M HOM E-No coal lor asm to CMOS* me*mg brae. 55—Financial Services ADAff OEXrO FEE PLASTICS MANUFACTURER to naad ol machine operator* 2nd 4 3rd thdl Apply to panon 1000 Sand Pond Rd Late Mary 313 9225 AUTOMOTIVE 0CTA1XRB SaraonJVongwmdOriando Gond tocorw Potenau Otn V r i Alter 90 Oat* 7aph SaaT *07 293 1066 "F R E E ” B uy B Bad Tlteparwtera. Fra* TraxwtgYldte/Tiiw 2214421 •Apply byjtoona/24 hr Approval 4 te M iB y Fteaterai 9te. o r - s H yau ara a paraon wtte a dte- IMMEDIATE OPENINGS ‘ ASSEMBLY WORKERS ' MACHINE OPERATORS ■ CO KE/PEPSI V E N D IN Q n O U T E tha Act. anted ASSEMBLY » * W t ........497 191 nonate C M 2B2-3320 fW "SKS 1 W 25K. Fu* Banahti Compute' background i baity to Uka charge of olhra a muu Calr 322 20*4 R A S V S in M O In my Lake Mary home FT Safa clean, quality eara CM (407) 33GS204 MARTA'S DAYCARE Baby* tool Pre School LAKE MARY UC. 9694-7 322-0094 elt ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT GUARANTEED $ 10.50 P/H _ Legal Notices 71 — H 71— H o p W a n t e d IN TRAINING O LOCAL RESIDENTS NEED HELP! & C are ALL HOURS 10 yra e ip n chad davdtopmant Fiaat rate* meal* n d Fm play room 324 -0613 25— Special Nonets ■ ursery C Beauty Clerk ME LAW OFFICES STMiOAM).FEDERAL BANK. A FEDERAL SAVINGS BANK, Plaint ifT(e). ¥9. TERESA FLYNN A/K/A TERESA MARK METALLO, at ai. DEADLINES 9l- derty fem e* w/3 pet* Need car­ ing, compattlonate female llvein, 24 hour* a day. free mom A board Cat 322-3993 p l a in t if f vs. DAVID E. MCNAUGHTON IF LIVING, ANO IF 0EA0, THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE. HEIRS. DEVISEES. GRANTEES. ASSIGNEES. LIENORS. CREDITORS. TRUSTEES AND ALL OTHER PARTIES CLAIMINO AN INTEREST BY. THROUGH. UNDER OR AGAINST DAVID I . MCNAUGHTON. UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF DAVID E. MCNAUGHTON. C LA S S IF IE D A D R A T E S P ro v id in g a ssttt Irving lo t ladtaa in my hom e O pening* available C a l lor into 330-1911 boa o r r t "(T O D ) or 1 MO-ME-E77S, via Florida Ratay Service. Pub Hah: March S, I I , IM S DC0-47 Legal N otices I �71— H W ilt 71— H anted elp W anted 71— H WAFFLE HOUSE -------- B IO V E fi-------Car Hauler mi axp Clat* A COt Call (407) H O -IM P DRIVER-COL ■ Haavytfana Drug'tmok* iraa (407)321-4*14 Art tor Rich mi HIRINQ A L L SHIFTS Pager 407-M1-4220 Coota t Sarvara F T or b/T Apply In paraon 4740 W SR 46 (407) 3734660 LABOR RITE BUILDING LOTS Oft 427 acrott bom Sunland Estates 123-5212 or pgr 44445V* JOB THAN A PAYCHECK. PLEASE CALL 322-427*. DELIVER THE BELLSOUTH •REAL YELLOW PAQES" IN YOUR OWN NEIGHBORHOOD o n viO N fT r Indapandam Olfl Catalog/ party ptan d-iirfcuion Proeeat ordart tom home Rnady cath For atari up M/1-hma memberthp tea. MAIL I X 00 chacVmo to CALYPSO VARIETY. 1454 N Lrtamont Are, Winter Park, u a » woman Rawaaa* S aurtnt r or Ran rgn* Apprew a m e t be <1 | M 1 ° « J or aia FI 327V? ar have an vm red auto or r ie k and bo a m it oa 4 or moto o w i a day INSTALLERS F/T A P/T Metal tactert akeNmg Cat 3X1000 BEGIN CALLING TOOAY TO RESERVE YOUR AREA K K 4 D 1 IU A JANITORIAL POSITIONS AT SANFORD AVI PORT DynAJr Seortcea, Inc a grow mg commercial ana Iron ground auppod company ta currently hrmg par) kma pmauiel paraon net tar vanout ahrfta Al appke anti mutt proud* a a ten year •ork/achoot httlory. paaa drug acraemng under Hand Engtrth and arork a herVda acbedme to mcHjda eeeaandt an ) evening houta Wa oiler Irammg tree parking and uniform* Slop by our adrTvnnliabve ofheat Mon day Vvouafi Friday bom 10 AM unad 3 p m b M a d an appa eaaon For more Information on a poaMona can l » M n O n ofkcaa nra armed at 7747 Carnal L « u « Sankvd TVrrU 32773 OPERATOR SI I X AM 4 00 PM MONOAY THROUGH FRIOAV D O A . INC EOE E IR E R * MCE 0 BOBCAT OPERATOR wTCOLUcanaa caam -iaai h a i r s t y l is t EARN 50% COMMISSIONtll Fanuaac Sam* Hah Satan hat ba Ic I rt> Cal Anru al 323 FIRST FLORIDIAN Al ooqoooqoqooq ASSEMBLY/ PRODUCTION twawrawaa Caw#any Curranhy hat an opening " our Lata Mary ortca tar a mat room an) Mtaply coordmatur Ratpontr beniaa indud* procaaamg n coming an ) outgoing mad maintaining centred of doted ; fta ataraga. ontanng an ) mam . larnrng M O M tor dean often r ■ oooooooooooo LADOfi firra Corny Co it Iha •r prwdar of pnncqMe ca Medaruvp an ) km# am Me Brtnagaman product* and tan ' i B t Wa ara teekng Part Tima •O H M a* soci etal tar our Oanf■•ata Tawna Cantor tiara Wa •aBtoa our aaaocratat and okar •00a Nam roene. WORK TOOAT/PAD TOOAY Sanford Appfy In paraon today; IASI S French Ava ___________ 323-4343___________ LABO RER3N EEO ED Tar Buty Fleet Sermca Shop Hyckdukot lectrrmtSekel ei penence hepfii Longwood tacatron Fu*time A benefdt and 401(K) CaA 33V-77QS MERRY MAOS MRVM Car A ln»ur»nre Needed Weekend* FREE 331 57C6 MOLOtNO A ASSEMBLY Heavy kftmg regiered a 5. M F Starting pay S&hr No »«p req Cas Vicky al 330152V_______ Raaldantlal Cleaning MOLLY M AO « MVtVdO F/T *IS-F *A Spm WM Train. 407 747400 r van Commercial route Santavd l m e Mary 417 7 X 0 ___________ NEWS PAPER INSERTERS wee* end* only Sanfordlate Mary Mutl hav# n»n*prin*hon 007-7000.______________________ Now hmng erpenenceit COOKS, Fo r S a le 14 ■ 64 212 Spat 1963 Kxk Fum. icm rm. carport m a x. L ujmtm t 71— H Scotty's PHONE PROS Salary • comm ♦ bonu* FrT or P/T Raaaad atmotphere tmo* M l Ok Qrttoe or Ma g 7070770 elt W an ted SECURTTY OFTXER JOB Training Armed 0 Unarmed Brandy A Aaaoc. 034-7444 LABOR/GROUNDS Upacala ralremant comnwrury m longwood hat enmeckala F/t portion aa a laborer Outlet tuppod landtcape craw. Ia mowing adgmg. pneung. and ofhar labor type (tube* No ai penence neeataary. preferred candeUla w4h ground* aipan ence For ta>p1 cad 407-00202X III 710 EOE WAREHOUSE PERSON Needed lor large greenhoute M_ p m. be retponaba tar ___ racerrmg MuU ba rapetag of thing al wad SO ta) and work tang hartada hour* For*HI erp helpful Appfy m parton 6770 YL&R*<L&0C4Qrfl_________ SV62 l5 *47/mo PTTT Free bookkef 1000-17301*0 93— R o o m s Fo b R e n t WEEKLY RENTALS irtS T T A rt ahe« 1 yea' Madcal benefit and • Drug Flea Work puce 4650 F SA *6 Wetl Sanford 407 S30-777S S 3770 Otaruta Or 17-02-Sanferd. 407-321-0100 _ DENNY'S RESTAURANT Muel have COL Ucanaa. Appfy In Pereen: 700 French Ava. Sanford ncl Launiby phone and M use *45 *90 « woe* 3244955 LAKE MARY Attractive turn room mXMM laundry. Mchen pr*r, Piaaaa ert 33*-1962_____ WANTED: *30 40 yf Ok) am ptayaad tamaia Pnvata room, houta pnyatodna* »50VY* W atvttd 4 BORM No pato S30Q*non aid a* *200 dap Gmway/Santord , ) pay of l/.Vltor Naada 7 5 1 t h a n It a ) u s t w o r k ! / I yog ara maaraaiad m p rm g al Via Mora, or cat (407) tor morn ndormafcm to mt No Vi AA/EOC FRO N T D ESK C U R K / NtOHT AUDITOR Appdyatpanon Day* Inn San4ord 4650 Waal SR 40 H i Woddanda d<Ur C u lm vara I Sandurd aeeamg da •t itra pay la Ortyara. 'Open S am work hatary to Wad and tmtaad pant* bom to true** No e i penance needed Eicaaam arorlung condition* m an an joyabM emnonmanl Chuck* arter day or mp4 tart tp ta X mmadala pamvpad km* poarbont open' Ptaate apply ASAP w rt 2 tom * cd O Mar mart Mon Fn. Bam 5cm EOE IOO-01M ROOFERS WANTED IT \/ / U <W A •GREAT PAT •MO*d-rm. FULL TA4E •HOURLY PAY •PC CSWORK BONUS •GREAT BENEFTTS OfCLUOINO Get Behind the Wheel — Delivery Drivers U } i pad-time dnven. Earn $7-SI2Aiour You mutt be at least 18. have a reliable car with vafad vwurance, a good d nvrg record and a posrtrve go-getter attitude. Apply r i person at: 2 7 0 5 8 . O rla n d o D r. Sanford ' Better! „ Bettcfl Egral Opparkfdy biySayar I w s in n iin a fH t t M . ELECTRICIANS A Helper* TOP PAY, BENEFITS, ratx) 0 comm OFWP Apply Sinfofd Electric 2522 S Perk Dnva 377-1M2 WANTED: Individual* who are aeekmg a Mdima people ori­ entated career GREAT amptoymanl environment, proletuonal atatua and benefit Consider the career of Dental A*titling Formal education of I2X hours Leading to Suia and National credential* Work m a rati paced, rvghiey technical, aver changing career m the alkad heart hak) of Dental touting CaA Orange Technical Centorendo Tech Dental Daearl407-1*4-7000, a it 4S3*. era abeady in Via work plaos, ready to ra-antor or full looking lo the future may haira a program designed tot F O R P A R T -T IIV IE W O R K The 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 greet new jobl 99 — A p a r t m e n t s U n f u r n is h e d Apply In Person at the: Sem inole Herald 300 N. French Ave. Perfect For Retired Persons Or A s A Second Incomet REMINGTON O A K S N EIG H BO R H O O D SPRING FLING YARD SA LEI SAT 8-3 For a lew pennw* more, get toe latest technology in liquid wormerx A rt S T tH fT n O U O C H tH A l FEED (323-1350) about H A P M _ J A C K _ U Q U fc VICT. There x a BIQ dberence"! (www happyiacfctnc com) Remington Olka tub CroaaingaUak* Mary RESTAURANT FOR LEASE Fm •y aquppad cvranVy opsraang da* M l -5223 tor daiaaa_________ BY OWNER. 1983 2/1 ready to mora to your M *2 500 OOO Good cntvkTKm 1111141_______ IN ADULT PARK Fully fur mthad a ic talent condition Reasonably priced *1253712*6________________________ PARK AVE. MOBK.E PARK Homaa »3 O X to *6 O X Sal Up Financing QUMT133340*1 S A T 8:00- ? VfVESTOR BUYING HOUSES PLUM* er LEMONS Chart* ***-72*7 1 8 1 — A p p l i a n c e s At F u r n it u r e F o r S a l e BED-OUEEN wa Mack wrouX* *w i canopy and prawvar ortoryitakc tef Never used Ud bored Cou J1 2X Sa* 6325 Ca* *73-731* BED* ORTHOPEDIC FIRM SETS w rt 5 year warranty Nev­ er used Twin 675 Fu* *95 Queen *115 King *1*5 Ca* S * l 2/7 *1 460. 461 * 454 Rrv •rvtaw A rt Behind Lake Mon­ ro* Irm DON'T MISS THIS ONE Clock*. Tonka Toy*, vaseline gUk*. table taw. tithing rodt. coo-coo dock, much more ComaEartyt 211— MOOCRN FURN. A Antique* 1 PKCE or Whoto Household 904-774.2235/4074*0-3*32 BRAS* ins Copper/ Alum. Cana I Recycling: 321 I 4X 4 MeM h ■i mei r ,, «a L 6 1 •law. rnr*liUF W AN T T O G E T RIO O F A L L TH A T STU FF? 223— M i s c e l l a n e o u s A MOVE Vd SPECIAUI 400 aq t I lP *265 A MONTH ORca Storage M l -0120 or 333 2364 Now A*a4ab« .inrag* Giordan Personal Star Ca* tor data** 57* 2500 SANFORD OFFICE SPACE I t u r n anaaaata - h o c 6F a DAY BED While. Victorian UyN wrt 2 fwn maRratas* * bund* Never uaad *300 *07OAYBCD eVun de 6 two 20 yr m a m *«M t N e v e r uaad Cou *450 I L « aa* 6250 cash 2 *6 WHEELCHABI. Uka nm*. 6 2 X W O L F E T A N N IN G BEDS TAN AT HOME Buy DIRECT and SAVE! CommareialTiom* unto bom I I 99 X Low Monthly Payment* FREE Color Catalog Cal TOOAY 1400-7114151 4 FAMILY SALE 230— A Anoqu* Storing tom. oak taantlop carved dart, wicker, gtoi* 6 w-tary 3 X larkwood Of aam-l2pm. Fn 6 Sal n t iq u e / C la s s ic s 7* OOOOE U L RED EXPRESS' n m condhon. 3 X d d AT/PS. 50 aansa ara* CAM. haadart SO S X 0 8 0 Tr*(ta7 *3632*1 CHURCH BAKE A RUMMAGE SALE 231— C a r s F o r S a l e MARCH • • 7. Fn * 3 6 S4I 62 NATTVTTV CHURCH 3255 N CR 427. Longwood Ik Mary 7* MERCURY COUGAR Nsscta um* work Mutt Sa*!!. Naw tvai/mag whatat 6 5 X hrm 32*4209 ESTATE SALE 2750 Country Club Rd Every­ thing muU go being forced 10 move F e b * . 7 a * 1 3 . 14. 13 M CHRYtLER LATER Back. 5 spaed. PSPWPB. redo, good anon* knocks 6395 346 or 1266466. ESTATE SA LE THUR/FRI »-? RAIN O R SHINE EAGLE STATION WAGON. AC. PW. P L Cnee* 66/k) ong nta me**. 61995 3260640 SEIZED C A R * bom 1175 Porach**. Cadtaaca. Chavya. BMW*. Corvette* ANo Jaap*. 4WD*. Your area To* Free 1800-2119X0 EM 2206 tor CW- 304 Chapman A r t Comer of 3rd Sheaf 6 Chapman to m . anaqua* kAch*n. and tats moraM MUST SELL MOVING SALE Everyman rmat go Taka Lake Btvd oil 4AA. toftow ugm to M l Crystal V « w Norm 6 2. Sat Onty 235— T r u c k /Bu s e s / V a n s F o r Sa u MOVING 8 A L E MATTRESS SALE • Fua w * uaad box aprmgt 6 manraai *65 X Larry* Mar) 332-4132 SOHO CHERRY Queen Anne dnmg room Perleel condbon C al 260-0551 Exc 620 Lg Dackbraca. new Portable tawing mach ml labia 1200/ OOO Cal 322-5924 (407) 322-2611 1600 aF. 407-321-7004 RF/VIHC pens ton e *c4*a*0* type* cond Baapartata ramot* 324-12291 A YARD BALE Is to* parted way to do mat and me f etnbtof* Harata can bring people to you door Artwrua* your tala In to* SemAtoto MaraW tor only *51/ kn* and watch the Asms Nava whrt to* money comas in Ca* by Noon on Tuesday and you 5kna ad can rui to tors* days vi to* Harak) tor ONLY t*.1Bft A l wa art a that you prepay to* ad Ca* ua-wa can hafpn Q u een ml 20 yt BED 219— W a n t e d t o B u y 217— G a r a g e S a le s 118— O n i c e S p a c e F o r Ormep eMc m am e»i sat Never used Coat ( I X MuU a*« *225 c ert 2*64000 ~ YARD SALE FOUND: BLACK A WHITE OOO. CALL TO KJCNTTFY. 323-3777 159— R e a l Es t a t e W anted In Th* 1507 EHol SI. Book*, houte hofc) name, clothes, etc. *7 CHEVY 810 ata cab pek-up Lear cap Bad knar, 10 rack CO, AM/FM w/Up*. AT/PS AJmotl near t ia .S X 8rm *3042*1. FRt/SAT 9AM - 4 PM 101 O rt View C ede. Lake Mary (Country Club Oxkx) Fum kmck kmckx. antique*, toys. 6 rmch morari____________ 2 3 8 — V e h ic l e s W a n t e d V l 5 Near car • p a rt Nica yard, a n d SSa poch. 356O X Aa to O EM C M U M T , Ratotor (4anaaaeeii.BdL«es CASH m PAJOI For Jimk Cara. Tnjcha a M K t t P ^ g W r t ^ n f ' u . toJ teao y a u r In L u c k I , APARTMENT LOCATORS Metadata 240— » o a t R e n t a l s B SV 1P O R I I r t BSW C IW H ^*W»0 t X A i r t Afao Ort: **>61418 • Smgta Story Otwgn • No OM 8 * lM or A t e f t '1 • Entqnr • Efnewnt Stude, 1 A 2 Badroom aadad m **ur tusa. nets to park Mart cdton IE3 O X OEM CALLAWAY. Ratalar (4*7) 324-0211, E iL I N 241— R e MoritUt tfiiftn tn ti • Fnandiy, On-Srta. DvpandaOta Mamgamam • Attx Suxaga. Pmrat* Patio A M on l Sa u Sanford Court Apartments FORECLOSED 3291 8. Sanford Ave. • Sanford Homes bom p e m e e on $1 OaAnpjam Tax. RapoV REOt YCxs Area Ttaa Fra* (t ) 0X 2 10 9 X 0 Ext M 2206 tor Crtianl Ita 323-3301 c V e w c l e s /C a m f e r s T o r li t t f 4 6 V A ll m u * 46 an. vvataa, 9 awtngx. 2 atoctnc takta. i * m i m i muons Coat *40(k). aUung 6r9(k) ■ new *4140447*0 ROYAL VOYAGER Preudental 1904. 32 IL raw bad. awrung, tola of Morage. Many extra*, non i mokar, aac cond Priced b r t C r t 330-74*2 1 GREAT LOCATIONS I a 3 Brtme 6376-6460 Maw _______ 131-010______ ■m .W U E -2162 aq A 4 bOrrV 2 3 beta, pool 6ra ptoca. 2-car , ten porch, xpnnkiarx 4/10 , |130(K) 323-2661 on For 256 apt commtrtry toeseed n Sanford F/T poaAion Good Banatat If ntorsatod c a l 322 1X1 EOEA7FWP_______________ MARINER'S V ILLA G E u u t t *o a i b o r m td io k d o la o n u M h M d O A N O U b 323-8 6 7 0 NOTHBdO BUT THE F B ftr r FOR Y0U1 GoVnaw Apis on fknahart Rd 4 46A. U Mary A l apt home* ml pnv alarmugaiaga* Slata-oIma-arl actrvRy/litnaM lacMy Open today, btop out or cal 302-2X7 tor a parkonta show- DmL>rdpi acm prch ( 4/1J Over l 0 X a q . f l . I tarn. bpfc. tried. 0B3J0B HOUM ar DUPLEX I Mkhans. 1/3 acra. ranorttad 004010 P*M P a n ilu a ia i. 1/4 aom. pnr tanoad. carport M U M i *a u I < > • . 11 c >i< m i.' i Efl. ROBE LEA VRLAa an Epacdaf -SFfBBtortah HUP OKAY 4B7-WMS33 1/1 Scm peso, hardwood Boor*. Replace. O V A W V hook-up* •toatay <21-2461 BANFORO 1 BORM secured carnage house appf. Aw, appfisnca* tSTSImo • sac NO PETS. SINGLE PERSON ONLY. Apply at VIS W. Firtt L A K I MARY V I *48Vmon « M S dap. Sanlord. 2/1 S4VS/ mon « *4VS (tap- Mo Part C a l L A K I MARY-A* naw. 2 Utah w / M* bam. kd kaefisn. W/O. O VA. M n art* porch. lendscspwl SaOO/mon 137 E. CnrvtoUAAi A * , 066 322-0*31 an Stock. OVA, |g narthborhood. 327d m or 340-5742 SUN 0 SANFORD 2 S X Bit GA Art. 21 IS . tang gar. CEVA. *52Vmon » & BARPORO Do* Ho u m 1/1, tanoad yard, spacious. tSSS/mo yi POSITIONS AVAILABLE NOW! (4 0 7 ) 3 2 3 -8 1 6 0 GOVERNM ENT U n f u r n is h e d F U L L -T IIV IE P A Y Offlca Space AvallabN for Lease Sanford Commarca CV tacatad al Park Ava 6 25m Si 2 k A a t a « v o . l O O O V t * 500 tf *9 p »f par year Parking ■ abundant Cad John Gay at Stnctty Comma#ctai. 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IT'S - i COCC EE BREAK TlAAE r BEETLE BAILEY BEETLE THINKS HE'S SO INS TO HOW POES H E PO THAT? HE5 GONE HIPE FROM M E IN THAT CA N by Art Saniom Ofc 15 THAT INO OJCJBL TO * W ! ' ’ I fX V C K C iD U tJ P K E L P T H M STW tfaKf1 HR£)tu». DOC^ by Charles M. Schulz PEANUTS IT S NOT RAININ6 HARO REMEMBER 'THE RAIN FALLS ON THE JUST AND THE UNJUST ” / and anyone p l a in s FIELP R IG H T > by Howl# Schneider E E K A MEEK TH E U O u O T ta X M CS A Z l P J C U b 7W £ S IT C O M IK} 1EUVISOLJ ■----_vyy . 7 1 ^ ) ----\ THE JU eY IS STILL CUT OK} v TVtAiT ^ COOT O JO l/U New therapy for anal fissures H K A It l>IC ( it lT T I have a pa in fu l a n a l lis s u r e . A r e t h e r e new tre a t m ents for th is ’’ H K A It K K A D K I l A n al fissu re s an* i tin im u n C'nn*i*ttnj{ o f tin y te a rs in I h e a n a l s k in , s u c h f is s u r e s c a u s e se ve re |n 'rio d ic pain a fte r defecation a nil lin u h l n i l re cta l bleedin g K m m a n y y e a r s , th e c u s t o m a r y tre a tm e n t w as to p ic a l a n e s th e tic s , w arm baths stool h ulking agents, am i m tH'hunical a n a l s tre tc h in g S u rg e ry w a s s o m e tim e s r e q u ir e d h u t w a s associated, on occasion, w ith Incnnti n rn re A b o u t t h r e e y e a r s a go. d o c t o r s b e g a n u s in g n it r o g ly c e r in e c r e a m 't o p ic a l I p e rc e n t is o s o r b id e d in t Ira te ' T h e re su lts w ere encouraging. but patien ts u sually developed a to le r a n c r to th e d ru g , m a k in g it le s s acceptable tor long term use I te c e n tly . h o w e v e r, r e s e a r c h e r s from Italy re p o rte d a novel th erapy the in jc c iio n o l b o tu lin u m to xin in to the anal sp h in cte r M o n ' famous as a lethal poi»on. this toxin has been used su cce ssfu lly in tn*ating a w ide variety ot m u scle diso rders, in clu din g strah is m us ic n is s e d eves', eyelid spasm , wry n e c k a n d d if f ic u lt y < »a llo w in g lln t u h n o m to x in r e la x e s m u s c le s h e n ce its e ffe c tiv e n e s s in r e lie v in g anal sjiasm and p n m iotm g h ealing T h e technique is nol vet widely used for anal fissu rva hut prom ises lo tie a w elcom e addition t" the therapies lo r th is p a in lu l condition H K A It D lt (iO T T I had surgery for hem orrhoid* in IVHi S ince then. I've had pain less ro rta l bleeding lo r atioul th ree days every six weeks The sur gcon said that I've healer! com pletely and that the bleeding must have tx-cn s o m e th in g I ate C a n th is r e a lly he caused bv tm d ie t ' D K A II K K A D K f i N’ot in m y opinion Fo od d'H'x not produ ce re cta l bleed Ing. nor doc* it look lik e blood on the to ile t p a p e r (T h e one e x c e p tio n is boctx I I suspect that you have d rv c l oped a tiny, chrom e u lce r at the nper ■ live site, o r another h e m o rrh o id may o c c a s io n a lly b le e d O r you m igh t h r b le e d in g fro m an u n re la te d s o u rc e high up in the rectum T h is should be easy to diagnose T h e n e x t tim e y o u n o tic e r e c t a l bleeding, g e l an em ergency appoint m e n t w i t h a g a s t r o e n t e r o lo g is t YVHII.K V O t HF. H I.K F.IU N t; lie w ill e x a m in e y o u r a n u s and lo w e r co lo n with a special in strum ent and should In* aide to see the b le e d in g point, at w h ich lime he can ra u te n re it or give you id her advitc o r treatm ent H K A I t D lt C iO T T M y V i y e a r old d a u g h te r h a s ju s t b e e n d ia g n o s e d w ith m y asth e n ia g ra v is H e r d octors won't d is ru s s th is disease What ts it ’ HKAIt H K A D K It H elirved to be caused by an autoimmune reaction to one s own natural tissues, myasthenia lim bs a rc u s u a lly affected. lo ading lo d illu s f w eakness, in conjunction with droopy e y e lid s , s lu rre d speech. dlfli; c u lly s w a llo w in g a n d in s e v e r e cast's re sp ira to ry problem s. M U is u s u a lly diagnosed u sin g the edrophonium le st. d u rin g w hich a sub; stance i> adm in istered that overcom es d ie n e u ro m u scu la r deficiency, result; in g in s u d d e n . a lm o s t m ir a c u lo u s DR. GOTT PET ER GOTT. M .D m u s c le w e a k n e s s and fa tig u e . T h e b a sic problem is that n erve im pulses an* prevented Im m re a ch in g m u scle c e lls In-cause of a d istu rb a n ce in the n e u ro m u scu la r receptors T h e d ise a se m ay begin at any age S y m p to m s flu c tu a te th ro u g h o u t the day a n d a re p ro v o k e d by e x e rtio n M u scle s o l the head. neck, chest and im p ro v e m e n t in s y m p to m s . M f* is som etim es a ssociated w ith hyperthv! roidism . dru gs fc s p e d a lly antibiotics, lith iu m , b e ta b lo c k e rs a n d in s e c ti! (id e s i . und ce rta in m alignancies T re atm e n t is fa irly stra ig h tfo rw a rd and in clu d e s m e d ica tio n 'p y rid o s tig ­ m in e a n d p r e d n is o n e i. a s w e l l ax p la sm a ph e re sis *a tech n ique to a lte r the p roteins in the bloodstream ). iv « N K W S Ittm t F M T K IIU S K ASSN ACROSS Scented beg Perl ot the petvis □mnmnn nnarnmn nmmnmn nnnmnn nmnnnn □nnnnn □nnn □□□ mnno □nans □□nnn nmnnnnn □□□ran nnnmn □□nnn nnnram □nnnnnra nnramn nnrann □nnn nnn ranna □nnanra nmmnnra □□□□an rannnran □□□□□n nnnnnn Tropical lUerd Conceive Type ot florae Used e certain shaker Clothing fabric 10 Beetles 11 drummer Photocopy II Cal lor Answerx e vutv xn a ham hww* •k pmN in e 1-600-454-3536 ext code 100 ! '} 3 4 9“ r~ rn T3 u is IB w 17 37 w 35“ 5T55“ 37” by T.K. Ryan The knavish escapologist by Jimmy Johnson ] MAUT AD tUE*PED*l V& KEYBOARD TO TAKE UP flA Y lU G AfiAlU . > JU*T EOMEIHlOfi \ SURE' TO PRACTICED^ J TW A . YOU KGOW. A WAY? WHY DO W KEEP WE KEYBOARD* 1*Y It) BACK* There was a third world cham pi­ onship in Tunisia last year the inau­ gural Transnational Teams It was won by a com bined Italian-Polish quintet. Leandro Hurgay. Dano D eFa lco . C a rlo M a ria n i. M arcin U-snicwski and Krzysztof Martens In the final, they beal the Polish team of Krzysztof Jassrm . Piotr Tusiynski. Irrn'cu*/ Kowaloiyk and Marvk Witck. 132 40 My favorite deal from the event, though, occurred during a battle be­ tween two teams captained by U nions. Andrew M acnair and Tony Forrester How do you think M acnair made four hearts after West had led (he spade king? After three passes, opening four J * A $ CPJHIN6 T M INFORMATION superM6HWAY Ar*t> k ACCIOFNTALCr RAN k M AP- o n i n t o h A FACTf \* v N V /?$ TUS ROCK INC CWA’ R IS REALLY HELPING M E . t 'f P a o v * MV STOOVt e u ' hc- s k i l l s / ILATCU A OCVJHRlGUT CURKAIS TV*IN6 UAPPENW) AT n*£ IW T O ffic e “l THIS ---------------------------- UML YOU'VE E n a aor t o 8e Nc«e tknePEEnN6 THE COSTAL F E U tfi ASKED'"YbU WANT U L f ApVttSWE STAMPS?* Mtp I E A C / W E N W THING Y*KItaN.TkEY'U HAVE. S E l f ­ - 'i. > v V O O N 6 . W V E LO fS S > OK. THAT FART WAS IKIEftfiTtiKS Caiefuky mvostigaie any new endeavors or enterprises into which you wish lo enter in the year ahead The majority could be promising, but one or two could be real bummers PISCES (Feb. 30-March 20) Someone you like. even though he or she is extremely extravagant and unreliable, might put you on the spot today with requests that ara costly as net as incon­ ven ien t Gel a lump on hie by under­ standing the influences that will govern you m the year ahead Send lor your Astro-Graph predictions by ma*ng S3 to Astro-Graph, do this newspaper. P O. Bos 1754. Muray HOI Sis lion. New York. NY 10156 Be su e to stale you rorfcac ngn ARIES (March 21-Aprtl IS) Today, you H U F k T -5 O B U T r WAKIYDU fiOT I HEAR? TM' BOOR NOT HtRt? ■ 3 6UCS3 THAT WAS H t* l hearts is sensible It is unlikely you ran make a slam, and it will keep the opponents quiet If the spades were splitting 6-3. it looked as though the contract would be defeated, the opponents would col­ lect four Ineks via one spade, two redsuit aces and a spade niff. And that la probably what would have happened if declarer had either won the first trick or played the spade seven from hand. However. Macnair found a wonderful ruse: He dropped the spade tack. This had the desired effect. West continuing with a low spade. Macnair won with dummy's 10, then discarded his spade ace on the club ace — exit the defense's spade ruff Sadly, that play didn't gain points. At the other table. Ea st and West were in a position to defeat four hearts but went astray. In England, a jack used to be called a knave (though I never aaw a deck with Kn rather than J on the four appriate cards). Well, that was one vish trick. Vulnerable: East-West Dealer West South 4V West Pass Pass North Pass Pass East Pass Pass Opening lead: * K E might have more than you usual share of tasks If you sweep anything under the rug. you may not be able lo see beyond the dust cloud later TAURUS (April 20-May 30) If you expect something done right today. U s best lo do it yourself The person lo whom you delegate the job won t give your d.recbves proper pronty GEMINI (May 11-June M ) Today, you might meet opposition regankng an issuo about which you tael strongly Neither you n u your adversary w hkaty to yield. CANCER (June 31-Juty 33) Do not get involved today with career contemporanee whose objectives outer from yous. Exchanges coud taka on onerous overtones « the tun ot.tuu LEO (July 33-Aug. 33) Ouard against making pramalura. negative judgmenta today about people or developments Your assessments could be errorveoub and detrimental to you interests VtROO (Aug. 33-Sept. 23) Be very care- able, guilty or not. 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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 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/78d3ab97985f47f0aeaa407cd88648d2.pdf 64c9e6390e1c97d4d69db378e50ff926 PDF Text Text n SCHOOLS..5 A SEMINOLE COUNTY...2A ''jyp JL*0 TITT-i 1»] -M The weather man explains El Nino Museum showcases Dr. Seth French collection H ITTIN G ALL TH E BASES IN SEMINOLE C O U N TY: DIAMOND REPORT...SPORTS 1B Serving Sanford, Lake Mary, Longwood, Oviedo, Winter Springs and Seminole County since 1908 Will YEAR. No. 158 Police chief vows to help Georgetown THURSDAY. APRIL 2, 1998 Refurbishing historic cemetery ny Rum White MKKAI.1) STAFF WKITKU SANFORD I’ollrr Chief Joe l Mil.ml on Wednesday prom ­ ised the residents nl the his­ tone Georgetown dlstnet more patrols and community polic­ ing trom his department Die chief and a dozen other Sanford Police officers a t ­ tended a community meeting at st John Metropolitan llaptlst church .it the comer of lOtli and Cypress, two lilocks away Irom where Dillard and his wile resided when he was a Navy lei tint "It the people here consider there are crltlcul problems, then I consider them to be eritlc.il. also." Dillard said. "We a r c going to be here for you. We will l>e highly visible. We'll saturate the city with the boys in blue and the women In blue." Tile meeting was arranged Ity Charles Rowe, president of the Community Improvement Association of Sanford and Community-Economic Director lor the city. He said 200 tilers were sent out and -10 attended the two hour meeting. T ills Is a hot spot," said the Rev. Robert L. Doctor, pastor nl St. John M il Cliim h T here's drug traffic and prosti­ tution And It's not just black lolks doing the buying and selling. We see young white girls with the bluck boys We need someone to help." T h e problem Is solvable." said H7-year-old Altermese Hentley. a longtime resident of Georgetown. "Years ago the problem was liquor," she said. "Wr worked together In the churches, schools nnd homes. We've got to do the same today. We hnve to br total and com ­ plete community." Sanford city comm issioners llrady Lessard and Velma Wil­ liams also attended the m eet­ ing at the little brick church. Georgetown Is In Lessard's dis­ trict mid he vowed to work with the residents and listen to ilirlr needs. "Good things are happening." U-ssard said. "1 can't guarantee that there won't be any p ro sti­ tution on Sanford Ave., but 1 year ago I could guarantee you there would be. Tilings are Im­ proving." Dillard said he wants the residents to Immediately call the police when they see or ex­ ited trouble In the neighbor­ hood. He said that a recent bill that Sen. Dob Graham helped Please See Help, Page SA B rie fs ........................... 2A C lassified............... 4B-5B C o m ic s.........................6B C rossw ord....................6B DetrA bby.................. BA H oroscope....................6B Obituaries.................. 3A Police B r ie f s ............... 3A People .........................BA S p o r t s .................... 1B-3B TV ................................ SA Weather ...................... 2A £ Hs that knew sM that looming writ Knew only thlo-that ho know nothing y»L* 5 0 C e n ts County ranks 10th in Florida heroin deaths By Nick Pfelfauf HERALD STAFF WRITER SEMINOLE COUNTY Ac curding lo llit- District 2-1 medical examiner's staiistii s. th rrr wrrr two deaths from heroin in 10*17 Die district of­ fice. located In Sanford, rrprr srn ts all of Seminole County. Yet with just two. It I s listed as Kilh Worst In the entire st.ite on a per capita basis Figures mdlcale deaths per 100.000 population rates Seminole County at O fi*lj lor this jiast year Chief Deputy Shertll Steve Harriet) said heroin use has Itrcnmr more prominent during the past ihrc-e years than II has iH-en In previous decade* "Mostly lie-call sc- nl the Colomhlan drug cartel,* he said They have expanded from just shipping cocaine, and are *#ip plying heroin which Is riot only more plentiful hui more potent and dradlv * He explained lh.lt the method n! Ingestion had also c hanged "L'sers lonnrrly had to take it Intravenously." liarnell said "Now they can merely Ingest It orally It's lxcome part of wli.it we call Toly drugs* whichIs where dmgs are mixed, sometimes with alt ciflot. which make* P ira te Her Heroin. Page 3A Lake Mary input into a Sanford responsibility? Uy Nick Pfelfauf HERALD STAFF WRITER W M I N H tor T « w » i Vine** Ihe historic Page Jackson Cemetery in Sanford is looking better and better thanks to hard work being done by Sanford crews and volunteer help A great deal of work is still needed however, and volunteers are urged to jrxn m the protect every Tuesday morn­ ing. Abandoned gravosites are being tended and overgrown bushes and weeds are being cleared IAKE MARY Uikr Mary City fnm m lsslnuer Thom Q rteitr lias announced hi* Intentions to seek Lake Mary Input Into a Sanford responsibility. Greene wants a Uike Mary resident to I k- m illed as a voting member of the Sanford Alqxirl Author Ity. Greene has prepared two resolutions which he Intends to present during tonight's elty commission meeting. Resolu­ tion r»*ir> "requests the City Commission of the City of Sanford to appoint an afire ted cltl/en of the City of Lake Mary., as a voting member on the Sanford Airport Authority.* Resolution SOti would have l-ikr Maty request the Ctty of Sanlord and Alqxirt Authority to empower the Sanford Alr|H>rt Noise Abatement Commit­ tee. "to require noise a b a te ­ ment to be accomplished prior to additional growth being al- Commlseloner Thom Croon* lotted at the Orlando Sanford Airport." During a Jo in t w o rk s e s s i o n h e ld w ith th e l* ik e Mary c o m ­ m is s io n a n d Alqxirt Authority P lease Bee N oise. Page SA Boy, 14, will be tried as an adult for murder From Staff Reports SEMINOLE COUNTY • A grand Jury Wednesday came to the decision that Jonathan Arce. Uie 14-year old Oviedo High School student charged with the murder of 68-ycar old retired librarian, will be prose­ cuted as an adult. Arce allegedly stabbed and bludgeoned Ju n e Stillman to death on March 10. Stillman had asked Arce to come Into her house where »lie con­ fronted him about missing Items In her house. Arce said that she came at him with a knife and he retaliated. Still­ man suffered several slabs and hits - about 15 altogether. Garden tool* and knives were found near Ute body. Handyman William Denton found Arce sitting behind the wheel of Stillman's Toyota Co­ rolla. He detained Arce after noticing Stillman's body lying In the garage. It was reportrd that Stillman tried to exit her garage via the door, but she could nut pull It up. In addition to Uie charge of first-degree murder. Alee will Ik- tried for armed assault during a burglary, ear theft and |M-tty thrlt. Arte will he able to avoid Uie elertrie chair due to hi* age. 'Die maximum sen­ tence that ran br levied on Arce is lift- In prison. Arcc Is scheduled back In P lease Bee A rce. Page 3A Building future business leaders Longwood cops seek clues on acid bomb By Nick Pfelfauf HERALD STAFF WRITER LONGWOOD - An explosive device commonly known as an a d d bomb was found Tuesday morning In Longwood. Police are now checking fingerprints to determine who may have made the bomb. According to Police Lieuten­ ant Russ Cohen, a city worker passing by saw what appeared to be Uie device near Oak Street and Lake Avenue In Longwood. He summoned po­ lice and firemen, who also con­ tacted the Seminole County Bomb Squad. "It was a two liter soft drink type bottle filled with add and tinfoil.* explained Longwpod Fire Department Battalion Chid Michael Hockcnberry. T h e combination In the bottle will eventually cause It to blow up.* He Indicated that de­ pending on the extent of such an explosion, anyone In Uie Immediate vicinity could have been injured. Cohen said the county's bomb squad fired a pellet gun at Uie bottle, which caused It to Ignite. *No one was Injured.* he said. "We did vacate the sur­ rounding area, but Uie acid bomb device was found In a vacant lot. although there was residential structures nearby.* At latest word, Longwood police were still checking the fingerprints on the bottle In Uie hope tliat the person or persons who concocted the hazardous mixture might be lo­ cated. The Greeter Sanlord Chamber of Commerce Educa­ tion Committee recently presented Hs monthly edu­ cation appreciation awards at the Manna Hotel. Re­ cipients were from Hamilton Elementary School in *< ■■ Sanford. (L to r). teacher, Nonna Bordenkircher. Principal Nan Parker, and student, Brandon Jamas, a 9-year old fourth grader. Piesenting the award, right, committee Chairman Jerry Mills. mm �2A Seminole Herald Sanford Ronds Thursday Apnl 2,1958 I | ............................................................. Harvest ‘98 crusade S harr a Joyful religious rx|*crtcnrc. listen to Inspira­ tional hymns and praise the l-ord with vigor at the Harvest "98“ t'm s a d r, with Harvest Gatherers Father Plna-Lopcz and Assistant Bishop of the Diocese Father Ralston Nembhard. Flic crusade will be held Apnl 5 through April 9. 7 p.m . each night, at St. John The Baptist Episcopal Church, 1000 Hetlnine Drive. Orlando, 32805. Fot transportation assis­ tance call (4071 295-1923. .‘ Caregivers seminar • The Greater Orlando Alz{hrlmcr's Association Is spon{soring a free Caregiver Series ‘ program on “Facing Difficult • Decisions' on Tuesday. April 12 1. from 2 to 3:30 p.m.. In the {conference room at Better {Living For Seniors. 1097 Sand p ■ B ] .........‘___________ i Vintage views CAB meeting SANFORD - n io Sanford Citizen’s Advisory Board (CAB) will meet Wednesday. April H. beginning at 7 p.m. tn the city commission conference room of Sanford City Hall. n i r meeting Is open lo the general public. Grief support The Seminole County Stale Attorney's Office sponsors a Grief Support Group for any­ one who has lost a loved one lo homicide. The group m eets the second Wednesday or the month from 6:30 to 8 p.m. at the Juvenile Assessment Cen­ ter located at 181 Bush Loop. Sanford. Tilts month’s meeting Is April 8. 1998. Please call Bernadette Scraflnowlcz for more Information at (407) 322-7534. ext. 6113. Town meeting SANFORD - A town m eeting lias been scheduled for T hurs­ day. April 9. at the G reater Sanford Chamber of Com­ merce building. 400 E. First Street In historic downtown Sanford. The subject of the meeting will be the proposed w ater­ front hotel and conference center at Fort Melon Park. All local citizens are Invited and urged to attend. For addi­ tional Information, rontact the chamber office at 322-2212. Debt counseling Do you feel as though you are drowning In debt? Do you receive harassing telephone rails from creditors? Do you and your spouse argue about money*? If you answered any of these questions "Yes', you may want to call Consumer Budget PIu m see B tte b , Pag* 3A iH * ^ n ilB lT ■______ 1 non T o d a y; Partly clo u dy. H igh s In the m id -8 0 s. Low s In the m ld6 0 s. F r id a y : Partly c lo u d y . Illg h s In the m ld-SO s. Low s In th e m id to u p p e r -6 0 s . S a tu r d a y : Show ers. H igh s tn the u p p e r-7 0s Low s In the lowGO s. S u n d a y : Partly clo u d y . H igh s In the m ld-70s. Low s tn the u p p er-SO s. THURSDAY: SO LUNAR TABLE: min. 9:50 a.m.. maj. 3:40 a.m., min. 10:25 p.m., maj. 4:15 p.m. TIDES: Daytona Beach: high: 12:21 a.m., *— p.m., low: 6:13 a.m., 6:26 p.m. New Smyrna Beach: high: 12:00 a.m., 12:26 p.m., low: 6:18 a.m., 6:31 p.m.. EXTENDED OUTLOOK 1Cocoa Beach: high: 12:15 a.m.. 12:41 p.m., low: 6:33 a.m., 6:46 FRIDAY THURSDAY Ptcldy 86 66 Ptcldy 84 67 p.m. • E F A G H C O W D if iO W SATURDAY SUNDAY Shwn 76 61 Ptcldy 76 B9 Daytona Beach t New Smyrna Beach: Seas are 35 feet with a moderate chop. Water temperature at Daytona Is 66 degrees and Here ore tha winning numbers selected on Wednesday In the at New Symma, 66 degrees. Florida Lottery: Winds are from the south­ Fantasy S west at 15-20 m.p.h. 2-3-4-23-20 LO TTER Y Lotto (M arch 20) 0-1 1-31-32-40-40 i a lYind Road. Lake Mary. Hits meeting will discuss community resources surh ns Care Management. Day Care. Asslslod living and Nursing Homes, Respite Care. Home Health and Hospice services, and Is Intended for caregivers of family members with Alz hclmer's disease or related disorders. For registration and details call (4071 628-0088 Bromeliad show Seminole Bromeliad Society presents the April '08 Show and Sale. The two day show will l>r held Saturday. April 18. 9 a.m to 4 p.m. and Sun­ day. April 19. 10 a.m. to 4 p.m at the Sanford Garden Club. 200 Fairmont at the com er of U S. Highway 17-92. Sanford Plants will be shown to give the public the opportunity to leant more alxmt various sp e ­ cies of bromellads. M embers will be on hand to answer any questions. Blooming plants. nonblooming plants, and seedlings will he otie red for sale at a va* nety of price ranges. Tilts Is a good way to acquire brom ell­ ads at nominal prices. A Media Educational Semi­ nar. with a film and slides, will 1h- shown at various times during the show on Land­ scaping In Florida with bromcliads. ; Special displays will include {Outdoor Bromeliad Land{scaping and Displaying Bro{mellads In Hie Home. • Free Admission. For more • Information contact Paula IWhlte at (407) 328-8231 or {Dud Martin at (407) 321-0838. • ; | I STATISTICS Local farmer. Mr. Brown Millar, la ahown driving a calary wagon circa 1914. The long boards on the ground were used In ’boarding up’ the cel- Museum proud to show its long Seth French line By Russ White HERALD STAFF WRITER SEMINOLE COUNTY - H ar­ nett French Boyd nerds no tour guide when she visits the Museum of Seminole County History. Boyd has been through the place frequently and lias con­ tributed greatly by donating items that belonged to her great-grandfather. Dr. Seth French. ml Gkwi%tatfH3a>fi'ikha> was MMde -ithe (#VdTUlh< 'Ruasr»i at> she *m u­ seum. proudly deschblng the artifacts which Include a handsome sword French used to back a path from the top of the hill where the Middle School now stands to the river and the road (now known as French Ave. 17-92). Boyd and museum aide Karen Jacobs are eager for everyone In the county and then some to vtslt the museum os part of the 85th anniversary of Seminole County C elebra­ tion which culm inates on the weekend of April 25-26. There Is no charge at any tim e. French was one of Sanford’s pioneers, arriving In the 1870s. He had served as a surgeon with the 31st and 35th New York Regiments during the early years of the Civil War. lie moved to Eau Clair. Wise.. In 1863 but sought a warmer climate tn Florida, lie bought 20 acres of land and built a house which stood on hla land from 1872 until It was destroyed by Ore In 1954. *My mother told me stories about her grandfather and how she wished she had known him.” Boyd said Tues­ day. 'He was a rem arkable man who lived a very adven­ turesome life. He not only was a surgeon in Ihe Civil War but he went lo California during Ihe Gold Rush. He was ship­ wrecked olT Cape Horn and wound up In Rio Dr Janlero.** Boyd lias a family ulbum with pictures and records of French's life and the early h is­ tory of Sanford. French, who was appointed Florida’s ^flrst Commissioner , o f, Jmmlftrq'uon. also served In fhtf Florida Sen­ ate. He died on JAn. 29. 1896, ut the age of 7 1. Six years ago. Boyd p er­ suaded the Seminole County Historical Commission lo fi­ nance an Iron m arker that now slls near the Sanford Middle School yard. T h ere are more Dungs 1 have thal will someday go to the m useum .” Boyd. 74. said. *My favorite Is Dr. French’s desk. I’m afraid they’ll have to wait awhile but It'll be at th e museum one day,” she said. Jacobs said the Seminole County 85th Anniversary Celebration gets going at 10 a.m. on Saturday. April 25. The museum will be open that day until 4 p.m. Mayor Larry Dale of Sanford will read a proclamation and County Commission Chairman Randy Morris will talk uboul the his­ tory of the county. "Well have patriotic songs, banjo and flute players and cake,” Jacobs said. The museum will be open from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. on Sun­ day, April 26. The Ugh tempers tars In Play 4 24-24 Cash 3 64-7 degrees and the ore might Low was 68. R ecorded rain fall fo r th a p eriod en d in g a t XO a .m ., T hu rsd ay to ta le d 0 .0 0 In ch . •Sunrise................ 0:14 a.m. •Sunset................. 0:44 p.m. ^ e n n n a le H e r a ld “Serving Seminole County Since 1908“ Thursday. April 2.1998 • Vol. 90, No. 158 Piittshed: Dally Except Monday, Saturday &Christmas by Republic Newspapers. Inc. • 300 N. French Aw.. Sanlord, FL. 32771 Phone: (407) 322-2611 Fax: (407) 323-9408 AOtMMSTRATION Odessa Rup> ■Budnms Manage Taran Panes Mean* Meets Unds Spegd CSKULATION Barry Bemad Margaret Stalay Chru Sharp • Manager PSOOUCnON EOfTONUL Frank Voiosna - Manage Lacy Low-Edeor ADVEfmwn Laveme Cos Eiene Cwddena Route Lavender Kaaa Warner - Manager PI ftISFfn Done DMrteh David Frailer Hughee ay LaSear Courtney Dean Smart Tommy Vincent Sandy Presley Cheryl Stone Freda Haknert Cheryl Srratn Robert ‘Sap Cowan Man Savoie BS Egan than Tynsk. Jr. • Head Pressman RueeWMk Penodcal Powage Paid at Santoro. Florida uspsaaizko Postmaster Sand eodrasa changes lo Tha SEMINOLE HERALD PO Boi 1667 Santord. FL 32772 1667 Republic Subscription Rates (Dsty a Swdey) Home Dewery MM 3 Months 619 50 62400 6 Months 63900 1*600 I User 676 00 69600 Fionas Residents add T% tales las •o above rates Newspaperj, Inc. wy lo keep N while Vinlaga view* are needed Please hunt some up and got them lo Groce Mane Stinociphor. Winter Springs AARP chapter reaches 1997 membership goal Special lo the Herald WINTER SPR1NOS - The Winter Springs AARP C hapter 4949 Is not yet four years old. but It attained Its 1997 goal of 100 members, with the latest new membership of Paul Pariyka, mayor of W inter Springs. Membership objec­ tives for 1998 'R each One-Be One, Join* campaign will be kicked off shortly, Ja n et Kamphaus. Membership Chair an­ nounced. The chapter's recent quar­ terly appearance on Channel 24, Is one of many efforts made by members to swell volunteer hours for the com ­ munity. In 1997 m em bers tal­ lied 3,075 volunteer hours service to various County o r­ ganizations. Gloria Black and Pat Shields of R.S.V.P. reported at the last meeting on Seminole County's fte ttv lA Y S ■tehetpSA'febte part In recent help and rescue service during the tornado strikes. Albert Langdon. Com­ munity Service Chair an­ nounces that on Monday. April 20 at 1 p.m.. Winter Springs Senior Center; Officer Larry ConnllT. Community Relations Director of Winter Springs Po­ lice Department, will up-date members re safety m easures and advise residents how to establish 'Neighborhood W atch' programs. Day trips are popular with the group. Recently, m em bers enjoyed a day at the Ocala Breeder's Auction of race­ horses. They toured the paddocks. Buyer's Pavilion and stables or the Hooper Farm, where they saw new-born colts and Allies. Visitors are welcome at meetings. Refreshments are served. There Is no fee. Call 695-0285 for further Informa­ tion. CMttHCALL 1-80O-H8B-8887- n w p o r n c w ay t ovrawy v n o m i Harriett French Boyd In Ihe French Room at the Museum ot Seminole County History. FREE Filutowski Cataract & Laser Institute ★ it it Cataract & Glaucoma Screening 9*11 a.m. C all 1-800-EYE EXAM ★ D aytona Beach Lake M ary O range City (904) 788-6696 (904) 774-0044 (407)333-5111 Every F riday Every M onday Every Tuesday _ Of F M m k 0*01 r » lo k m IM I ■ row ngN lo homo lo h i u * * or to r o n to n * lot h i o R ouiiMoim or manor* ototk ■ prtormok n i rowl at MO mow 71 I o n ot rpip o m i *• M ■ ■HbuurM So Of rotoco* urreo • C: lor M OHi OocowM I �SeminolB Herald. Ssnford. Florida - Thursday. April 2,1998 • 3A B e r r y 's W o r ld POLICE BRIEFS N o is e ---------Continued from Page 1A Battery Rlranln l-Ugo, 20, nf 1600 W. ftlh St., Sanford. was arrested Tuesday. March 31. by Sanford poller. Lugo was rhnrged with aggravated battery and uricstcd In thr 4200 block of Smith Orlando Drive. l,ugo a I Irgrdly struck victim with a ri­ fle. Jeanette Torres. 27. of 1600 W. 5th St.. Sanford. was a r­ rested Tuesday, March 31. by Sanford police. Torres was charged with battery and a r­ rested In the 4200 block of South Orlando Drive. Torres allegedly stnirk victim several times. Inn Davids. 30. nf 1020 Gwyn Clr.. Oviedo, was arrested Tuesday. March 31. by Semi­ nole County drpiities. Davids was charged with battery and arrested at the above address. Davids allrgrdly ripped the shirt pocket of his neighbor. l-awrrn Carlisle, 30. of 1034 Gwyn Clr., Oviedo, was arrrstrd Tuesday. March 31. by Seminole County deputies. Carlisle was charged with b a t­ tery and arrested at the aliovr address. Carlisle allrgrdly punrhrd his neighbor in the eye. nalla. Lrsllc was n n rstrd at the nlrove address. Officer re­ ports seeing said items In Les­ lie's room. Willie Lawson. 52, of 1009 Willow Ave., Sanford, was a r­ rested Tuesday. March 31, by Sanford police. Lawson was charged with possession of crack cocaine and sale of crack cocaine. Lawson was arrested In the 500 block of East Sev­ enth Street. The Sanford QUAD squad made the arrest. Thomas Barger, 20. of 635 Alton ltd.. Winter Springs, was arrested Tuesday. March 31. try Winter Springs police. Uargcr was charged with possession of cannabis und rr 20 grams and possession of drug parophemalla. Hargrr was arrested at the com er of Wade Street and State (toad 434. Officer conducted a trafflr stop on Uarger because his car had an Inoperative led headlight. Darius Uranian. 21. of 600 E. 10th St.. Sanford, was arrested Tuesday. March 31. by Sanford police. Ueamon was charged with resisting without violence and arrested at the above a d ­ dress. Officer ran thr tag on Beamon's cur. and It came back belonging to another cur. Trespassing Jeremy Leslie, 25. of ‘MO lainuan Clr.. Dmgwood, was arrested Tuesday. March 31. by Dmgwood (Miller. Leslie was charged w1lh possession of cannabis under 20 gnims and possession of drug parapher- Lenanl CamptHI. 20. of 2371 Grrenway St., Sanford, was arrestrd Tuesday, March 31. by Seminole Count deputies. Campbell was charged with trespassing and arrested tn the 3000 block of State Hoad 40. B riefs Counseling and request a free ro|>y of thrlr Financial Strrss Test. Consumer Hudgrt Counsel­ ing. Inc., a non profit co rp o ra­ tion. recently opened their Central Florida Ofhrr In Win­ ter Park. C1JC offers confldrn tlal Dnancial counseling serv­ ices to Individuals who frrl that their credit card obliga­ tions have become over­ whelming. CUC also offers qualifying Individuals debt consolidation, lower monthly payments, and an end to hur asstng telephone calls from ./creditors. , Tire Central Florida opera- He said that m eans he didn't want the airport to grow any more until these noise Issues are resolved. Regarding the request for powers for the Sanford noise abatement group. Oreene re­ ported he had attended an Or­ lando noise abatement meeting and noticed that they don't a l­ low the airport to do anything until they approve It. He said tiie Sanford committee should do likewise. © t tM b v NtA tor •Man, whal COOL smoking scenes!" Resisting arrest Possession Contlnued from Page 2A on March 19, Greene said his mission statement as a com ­ missioner Is to maintain and encourage the citizens of Lake Mary to have a qutet, peaceful existence and to see that their property values are m ain­ tained. lion is managed by George Janas. CLU. ChFC A ch artered Financial Consultant. Mr. Ja n as lias over tw enty-three years experience as a senior executive In the financial services Industry, his experi­ ence Includes the development and Implementation of m rcessful strategies In personal cash How m anagem ent. Individuals Interested In learning more about services provided by Consumer Budget Counseling. Inc. may call (407) 772-2298 to hear a recorded message. To request a frer copy of th r Financial S trrss Test, call (4071 599 0057. H ero in -------- since 1996. even though It re­ mains second In th r stale In thrm more deadly." per capita deaths for 1997, a Harriett said the heroin position It held In 1996. I*art of problem h as become so severe the decrease Is reportedly due tn Central Florida that C on­ to a substantial drop In deaths gress has created HIDTA, the among teens and 20-year olds High Intensity Drug Trafficking In both Orange and Osceola Area, and Is funding the crea­ counties. tion of a multi-law enforcement agency Heroin Task Force. The Medical Examiner's "They will be cracking down on Commission says the decrease heroin and other drugs right may have been Influenced by here In Central Florida and we Intensified community efforts expect It will be a very active to educate young people about organization,* he said. tiie huzards of heroin use. and The Mlaml/Dade area Is the em phasis by area law en­ worst area for heroin In the forcement agencies to crack state, with 52 deaths, or 2.511 down on both heroin use and per 100,000 citizens. Or- distribution. iando/Orunge County ranks In addition, the law enforce­ second with 16 deaths, or ment community has been fo­ 1.689 per 100,000. Thr bad news Is that, sta te ­ cusing on reducing Illegal ac­ wide. heroin-related deaths tivities and hours of operation so-called Rave Clubs, continued to rise from past at cars. For 1995 there were 84 popular gathering spots where teroln-related deaths, and 123 many young people are report­ edly experimenting with drugs. In 1990. Tim Moore, a Florida De­ The good news Is that the Orlando/Orungr County urea Is partment of Law Enforcement seeing a decline by almost half Commissioner said, 'Heroin Coatinned from Pag* LA { HelpContinued from Pag* 1A pass will allow the Sanford Po­ lice Department to hire four new officers He said the SPD and Seminole County Sheriff's Office were working together. Officers John Lallree and Kevin Moss, who attended the community meeting on thetr own. will l>e patrolling the Georgetown area and will be Joined at times by City County Investigative Bureau (CCIB) teams. Dlllatd said special bike patrols will also be used. ‘It's important for our offi­ cers not only to be here on p a ­ trol but to be more receptive, more compassionate and will­ ing to serve." Dillard said. "The chief made some good points and good promises," Howe said. "He's already p u t­ ting much of what he said Into action. Three's a Ini of positive thtng:> happening." Some of what bothers resi­ dents In communities like Georgetown can be solved quite easily. "We had a problem awhile back when residents said they couldn't get deliveries from a pizza shop." Rowe said. *1 talked to the manager of the place and we came up with a solution • hire someone from th r community to make the deliveries." Rowe said he anticipates that the SPD will be able to ease the concerns of the resi­ dents of Georgetown, particu­ larly the elderly who attend frequent church activities. As he stood on the ram p out of St. John Church Wednesday night. Police Chief Joe Dillard showed his respect to Altermrse Uentley. *1 love you to death. Mrs. Bentley." Dillard said. Sanford Mayor Larry Dale and Greene differ on the growth at the airport. Dale has said the mission Is to build the airport as an Rrglonal In tern a­ tional Airport with all the eco­ nomic beneflts possible. Greene however, wants Sanford and the noise abatem ent com ­ mittee to require noise ab ate­ ment prior to allowing any a d ­ ditional growth at the airport. Regarding phone com plaints on noise. Airport Authority Sandra Glenn told the March work session that all calls are considered except what might be considered harassm ent. As an example, she said If 60 calls were made from the sam e number during one month, the calls would be Ignored ns they would lie harassm ent. She added that true com ­ plaints however, were takrn seriously. Various projects which are aimed at reducing noises over Lake Mary were also discussed. Including the addition of the new ILS (Instrument Landing System), which would allow thr large aircraft to approach the airport from the less-populated eastern side rather than cir­ cling over Lake Mary to land from the west. The ILS system and other changes which might help re­ duce noise however, all require Federal Aviation Authority a p ­ proval, and many of the items require extensive financing. Greene responded that by the time this gets done. It will be too late. Greene h as Indicated he plans to bring up both resolu­ tions and request the com m is­ sion to approve them, during the 'Reports from Com m is­ sioners' time period at the conclusion of tonight's Lake Mary City Commission m eet­ ing. If either or both are a p ­ proved by the Lake Mary City Commission tonight. they would next be forwarded to the Sanford City Commission for placement on that commis­ sion’s formal meeting agenda. The meeting is scheduled to begin at 7 p.m.. at Lake Mary City Hall. 100 N. Country Club Road. A rce CoatlflMd from P sf* 1A court today where a judge will 1m- reading the charges that will be brought up against the iMiy. Several of Acer's peers at Oviedo High said that the young boy had been involved with a gang In his former home of Miami, according to p i Oviedo teacher. However, there Is no prior record for Arte according to Oviedo po­ lice. trafficking and use continue to be a major problems In Flor­ ida. Willie law enforcement and educational efforts seem to be having some positive Impact In the central part of our state. We must all continue to focus on the dangers of heroin use and distribution across Flor­ ida.' The Mlaml/Dade area, m rnber one In the state, saw a marked Increase tn heroin re­ lated deaths. Jumping from 31 In 1996 to 52 tn 1997. When the 52 are combined with Broward County's 19. It be­ comes a fact that south Florida accounts for over half of all heroin-related deaths In tiie state. About half of the 24 medical examiner districts In Florida reported no heroin toxicity deaths In 1997. With the ex­ ception of Jacksonville where there were live deaths, alm ost all of tiie other counties re1K i l l i n g none, were In North Florida. If you can afford your rent payment, you can afford a house *• *- -' ^ i ? ;> CHRISTOPHER M. BRANHAM Christopher M. Brannan, 49. Blscaync Drive. Winter Springs, died Tuesday. March 31 In Orlando. Bom in Wash­ ington. D.C., he moved to Cen­ tral Florida In 1993. Mr. Brannan was vice president and branch manager for E. C. Ernst Southeast Inc. Electrical Serv­ ices. lie was a Catholic. Survivors include wife. C. Joann: daughters, Cynthia L., Winter Springs. Carrie E. Johnson. Columbia, S.C., Anna J.. Baltimore, Md.; ste p ­ daughter. Michele Hemling. Maryland; stepson. Kevin Wight. Maryland; brothers, Charles T.. Maryland. Francis J „ North Carolina. Philip E-, Maryland, John S.. North Carolina; sisters. Melissa Ponlatowski. Mary Carrie For­ rest. Maryland; 1 granddaugh­ ter. Family Funeral Care. Oviedo. In charge of arrangem ents. QLADYS L. FORD Gladys L. Ford. 90. Dixon Blvd.. Cocoa, died Wednesday. April 1. 1998 In Rocldedgc. Ms. Ford was bom in Lakeland. XJj Ms. Ford was a homemaker. Her family was one of the early settlers of Oviedo. She Is die daughter of the late Robert Kelsey and Dora McCulley. She was a member of 1st United Methodist Church of Oviedo. Survivors include brother. Clarence Kelsey, RockJedge. Family Funeral Care. Oviedo, In charge of arrangem ents. Hawkins Avenue, Sanford, died Tuesday, March 31. Bom In ThomasvUlc, Oa.. he moved to Central Florida from Ocala In 1923. Mr. Peterson was a car­ penter. He was a member of Sunlight Pallbearers, Ocala. Mr. Peterson was a member of Springfield Missionary Baptist Church. LEONARD CLAYTON JOLLY Leonard Clayton Jolly, 73, First Street, Lake Mary, died Friday, March 31. 1998. Bom in Warrior, Ala., he moved to Central Florida In 1968. Mr. Jolly was a retired electrician. He served In tiie U.S. Merchant Marines during W.W.H. Mr. Jolly was a Catholic. Survivors Include son, Robert W., Lake Mary; daughters. Kathy Gehr. Ja n e D'Amico, both of Lake Mary; 3 brothers; 4 sisters; 4 grandchildren; 3 great-grandchildren. Brisaon Funeral Home. San­ ford. In charge of arrange­ m ents. Survivors Include wife Martha; 7 grandchildren; several great­ grandchildren. Bald win-Fairchild Oaklawn P a rk ' Cemetery and Funeral Home. Lake Mary In charge of arrangem ents. QEORQE W. PETERSON George W. Peterson, 101. PETERSON. QEORQE W. Funeral services for Mr. Peterson will be conducted on Saturday at 1 p.m. at the Springfield Missionary Baptist Church in Sanford. Inter­ ment will fallow tn Oaklawn Park Cemetery. The family will receive friends at die funeral home an Fri­ day from 4 to 8 p.m. BaldwinFairchild Funeral Homes Oaklawn a mud. 5000 County Road 46-A. Sanford. FL 32771. 322-2463. If you're a renter and you think you can't afford a house take another look at your rent payment. Ihat may be all you need to make a monthly mortgage payment, if you finance with one of our Affordable I lomc Loan mortgage programs, Ihe/re easier to qualify for titan conventional Itome loan* and may require as little as a 3% down payment Call to see if you're eligible for these special programs. And let us Itelp you be ready for life with die pride and financial rewards of owning your own Itoinc. C A L L 1- 8 0 0 - 3 3 0 - 4 M T G . S un T rust Be Ready For Life www.suntmsl.com Mwrtjw FlXC /t 180S SifiTnal • • ivgsMr*) lane* mtr* bakmgng ndafcWy to SuiTnsl Bw im K �4A > VV h Mpf.ikj S .v'V M PlornU hursdav Ai'-.i; i ‘>9H HMOs: New expletive deletive BOSTON T»*o bad they don’t h.ivr an Oscar l»>t tin- Smglr llesi Line in a movie A £cltgclM award lot Ihr sentence you want to frr r/r tr.iiur thr magical momrni when Hollywood lantasv meets daily life, when thry gel It absolutely nglu Helen Hunt and Jack Nicholson picked up a couple of statues last week lor lies! Actress and IVs| \t ini in *As O o ik I A s It Gets * Bui the Best lane pn?r l>clongs to thr scribbler who put a string of ungentecl words in Hunt's mouth When the distraught inolhei gave her opinion about the managed medical attention bring given hri asthm atic son. she exploded: *F....... IIMO B ...... neces of S •* At this outburst--with none of the expletives deleted -audiences all over America spontaneously burst out into applause. It was one of those moments when you know the tide has turned HMOs have become the new expletive undeleted Managed care companies an* rapidly replacing tobacco companies as corporate demons Indeed 11 you watch "The Rainmaker." the HMOs are taking the place of the Russkies as the bad guys. As Ronald Glasser. .1 Minneapolis pediatrician. HMO critic and moviegoer who was downing popcorn when the audience mared at Hunt, exclaims. "I looked atound and said. 'My God. th r people are way ahead of the politicians on this." A few years ago. the public saw doctors as rich professionals who overcharged on Tuesday and played golf on Wednesday. The weakness In the system was cost control, or cost out-of­ control. Now doctors and consumers are becoming allies on the same side, fighting the HMOs. hassling the 800 num bers, trapped In a medical system we suspect is being run by accountants. Thr weakness In the system Is trust Or rather, m istrust. li Is an astonishingly swtlt transformation. Bob Blrndon who polls health care Issues at Harvard School of INibllc Health Is about to publish a study of the consumer backlash which confirms Helen Hunt's less professorial opinion. His survey of surveys proves. "We have changed the whole politics of the health field Kssentlallv patients and doctors have come together In a new class of exploited people." On the one hand, polls show that most Americans are satisfied with their own health W IN N -D IX IE A m erica’s Superm arket' Marketplace care plans. On the other hand, they favor some type ol government regulation. lhese two views seem contradictory, hut the backlash Is based on the widespread anxiety alxntt what happens If they gel sick. "People have come to l>cllcvc." savs Blendon. "that these plans won't do the right thing for them when they are very sick." There isn’t vet much objective research lo show how often health cate Is refused. 01 how ollen the hassles and huidles have lethal consequences lire backlash Is driven by horror stories of health care plans that won't j*ay for emergency care, bv anecdotes ol cancer relermls denied or delayed, by firsthand stories about a mother, sister, neighbor, friend. We have gotten the big picture as well About 15 percent of the population accounts for 80 |M*rcent ol the medical hills In thr phrase Glasser used in the March Issue of Harpers. HMOs are *a P011/I scheme" in which the premiums have to keep ahead of the claims Hut the backlash scenario presents the HMOs with a dilemma. On the one hand, employers and employees may choose .1 system based on how 11 treats the very 111 On the other hand. HMOs want to enroll the very healthy. In general, managed care companies have shown the public relations skills of Ken S ta rr In the past year or so. we've had massive reports of outpatient breast surgery' and drivethrough deliveries. All we've seen In return Is HMO defensiveness. Now politicians who read the papers and go lo the movies, an* playing catch-up There have Item about 1,000 bills filed In stale legislatures to protect the consumers from the managers. In Washington, the Congress Is still dithering around with various forms of a Patient's Bill of Rights, with Republican leadership trying lo stall, thick and weave. But II Is getting pushed closer to a law that would provide lor an external apj>cal lo those denied rare, access lo emergency room, and an ombudsman program. /Vs for the HMOs? Those folks who brought it, Harry and Louise, are now warning us about Frankenstein. The latest ads say. "Washington: Be careful how you play doctor, you might mandate a monster." A monster? It's the unmandated, unregulated system that has now produced the horror movie nm nlng In everybody's head Any way you look at health care, even In a darkened theater. Ibis Is not as good as It gets. WHEN r IVAS YOURASS, I COLLECTED BASEgALlCARBS BECAUSE I LOVEDfOLUHtlNS THE PLAYERS. IDO ITV) SEE THE 5L0BAL DOMINANCE Of THE ENTERTAINMENT INDUSTRY. SANFORD Membership crisis in the AARP months, when the AARP had a new pool of two million potential members. membership dropped by 660.000. It was shaping up to be a worse year than the previous one. Outsiders, and most AARP staffers, are u n ­ aware of the depth of the membership drop be­ cause the organization hit It with a nral little sleight of hand called the "spouse factor" in July 1995, our associate Dale Van Atta has learned. Van Atta's new book on the AARP. "Trust Be­ trayed: Inside the AARP" (Regnery), was re­ leased In March. Though It's not well-known, the AARP has ac­ tually never had many more than 22 million dues-paytng members. But the 33 million figure Is frequently used because the AARP gives a free membership to each applicant's spouse. So. In­ side the AARP. when tney talk about paid m em ­ berships. they refer to It as 22 million "households*. For more than a decade. AARP officials have assumed that there was one living spouse In every two households. So their membership fig­ ures. using a formula accepted by advertisers In their publications, multiply the number of households by 1.5 to calculate the full member­ ship numbcr--at least until July 1995. In a closed-door session, the board agreed, that, since the num bers were dropping so pre­ cipitously. they would reverse the trend by mul­ tiplying the num ber of households by 1.6. Purl of the rationalization was that some num bers suggested that 60 percent of all households in­ cluded a spouse. But that's almost beside the point. They'd had those num bers for years and never chose to use 1.6 before. The effect. In a single day. was to In­ crease the num ber of reported members from 31.65 million to 33.76 million. So they received a paper boost of 2.11 million members In an In­ stant. and the new. 33-mllllon member count was quietly Included In the standard last p a ra ­ graph of all AARP press releases. To AARP leaders, the membership loss Is a serious crisis--and will hamper their ability to Influence a Republican Congress Dial wants to reform programs like Social Security und Medi­ care despite the group's protests. "It's a perception of power that gets them In the door In the first place." one top congres­ sional Democratic staffer says. "If we get the perception that their members are leaving In droves, and they’re hiding that with some ac­ counting shenanigan, believe me. It will have an effect up here." •92 CELERY AVE. FRENCH AVE. 25th STREET P i n t cufiNw n pgr. — * 13th STREET < * * Membership In the nation's largest lobbying organtzatton--lhe American Association of Re­ tired Persons--has been "dropping like a stone" for several years now. one of their top officials confided to us. Tile AARP has been desperate to keep tills quiet. It has been so desperate to reverse the trend that at one point officials secretly monkeyed with a membership formula to give the organisation, literally, an overnight boost of more than 2 million members--wlthout receiving a single new membership application. To understand what a shock the declining membership numbers--whlch translates to de­ clining clout on Capitol Hlll--ls to AARP longtimers. consider the boast that current Execu­ tive Director Horace Deets made over breakfast a decade ago. Then chief of staff. Deets was briefing an in­ coming executive direction of the organization. According to handwritten notes. Deets said that the AARP was confidently expecting to have 41 million members "by (the) 1990s." These days. AARP Insiders know, they'll be happy If they can Just stay even with a little over 30 million members by the year 2000. The situation has become so disconcerting Inter­ nally that top officials have felt forced to make a virtue out of Its handicap. When Deets reports to the board of directors about the numbers, he Is neither downcast nor apologetic. He cheerily tells them everything Is going along swimmingly, because his "strategy" of "break-even growth" or "modest growth" Is going Just as planned. It's a bit like the CEO of a major corporation telling his stockholders that the company experienced only a 1/2 per­ cent profit'-Just as planned, because why make more money? In fact, the truth Is unsettling. Tills Is an or­ ganization that, since Its founding In 1958. has averaged nearly 1 million new members each year. But not recently. At the beginning of 1994, thr AARP had more than 33 million members. But by the end of that year--whlch featured the organization's support of the Democrats' health care bills despite member objectlons-lhcy had lost a million members. The trend lias roughly continued each year. Instead of gaining 1 million new members a year, thry seem to be losing that amount. And It hasn't changed with the aging of the baby boomrrs: It's gotten worse. The baby boom gen­ eration started turning 50 In 1996. and 4 million did so by the end of the year. But In the first six Winn-Dixie i > m i J • ' 1 ' t 9 \l 1514 S. FRENCHAVE. - SANFORD PHARMACIST: Dana Wynn PHONE: 407-321-6626 HOURS: Mon.-Sal 9 am to 7 pm • Slate-licensed and registered pharmacists • Convenience: have your prescription filled while you shop • We accept most major insurance plans including Humana, Prudential, PCS, PAID, Medimet, MEDICAID and Blue Cross Blue Shield of Florida and Health Options • Computerized prescription records • We carry a full line of quality generic drugs • Prescriptions are easily transferable. Just bring in your refillable prescription and we'll contact your physician and take care of all ttie details. DOES YOUR INSURANCE IiSTHIE WINN-DIXIE PHARMACY AS AN AUI1I0RIZED PRESCRIPTION PROVIDER? To find out. talk lo a Winn-Dixie Pharmacist Chances are good that youll be covered al Winn-Dixie, because were die kind of Pharmacy most carriers prefer - professional, convenient and affordable. If we are not on your provider's list, ma^be it's lime to speak up. Call jour Human Resource Department or Benefits Manager today and say you want p u r health plan to include the Winn-Dixie Pharmacy. �Seminole Herald. Sanford, Honda - Thursday Apnl 2.1998 • 5A People El Nino explained! Weatherman Glenn Richards speaks to Lake Mary 4th grade Rotary Club American Legion Hnlary Club of Lakr Maty meets Thursday mornings. 7:30-8:30 n.m.. at the Marriott Courtyard. ofT West Lake Mary Boulevard. Contact Brian Overby, president, at 322-0034. American l-rglon Post 53 and Unit meet the second Thurs­ day. at 8 p.m.. at the Post Home. 2874 S. Sanford Avc. For Information, rail 322-1652. Pigeon Fanciers Sertoma Club The Sertoma Club of South Seminole County, dedicated to the advancement of speech and bearing children, meets every Thursday morning, from 7:30 to 8:30 a m., at the Sabal Point Country Club on Wcklwa Springs Road. Longwood. Po­ tential members nrr Invited to uttend. Weight Watchers A local chapter of Weight Watchers meets at the Lake Mary Community Building every Thursday from 4:45 to 0:45 p.in. Toastmasters The Omni Toastmasters Club •0801 will meet at 5:30 p.m. rvrry Thursday at the AAA Building. 1000 AAA Drive. Heathrow Guests and prospec­ tive members are welcome. Call Bert nun Gllck. 323 0089. for more infonu.itIon. Alanon, Alateen AL\NON and ALATEEN meetings are held every Thurs*day. at 8 p m . at Sanford Christian Church. 730 Upsala Road, Sanford. For Informa­ tion. call 323 8524 Blue Grass Pickers Sanford Blur Grass Pickers meet rvrry Thursday, from 0-10 p.m., at the Greatrr Sanford Chamber of Commerce. Pick­ ers and grlnners are welcome For Information, call John Shaffer. 820 4031. Tlie Crntrul Florida Pigeon Fanciers Association meets the third Thursday of each month, at 7:30 p.m.. at the Seminole County Agricultural Center. 4300 Orlando Drive, Sanford. For more Information, contact Dick Kelly at 291 4340. Sunrise Klwanls The Seminole Sunrise Klwants Club meets every Friday, at 7 a.m., at Shoney's, US 1702. south of Airport Boulevard. Guest are welcome. For Infor­ mation. call Tony McDaniel at 324 0409. Free clinic Friday A free clinic to Include blood pressurr check, blood sugar screening and Immunizations will lie held every Friday, from 9 to II a.m.. at die Geneva Elementary School In the old school building, comer of First and Main Street In Geneva The clinic Is H|>on*orcd by the Seminole County Health De­ partment In conjunction with the Seminole County Sheriffs Office and Geneva Elementary School For Information, call 349-9284. Substance abuse discussed SAFE. Substance Abuse Family Education. Is conduct­ ing u 'Families In Crisis* outrrach program. Interested o r­ ganizations wanting to contact the Life Savers Club of SAFE may call Ubby Kuharske at 291-4357. Art Association Sanford-Semlnole Art A sso­ ciation meets on the fourth Saturday of each month, at I p.m.. at Shonry's In Sanford. Those Interested In art are welcome to attend.* Sanford Historic Trust Sunbelt Dayllly Club The Sanford Historic Trust meets the first Thursday of the mouth, al 7 p m . at the First Street Gallery. 207 Magnolia Sunbelt Dayllly Club meets the first Sunday of the month at 2 p.m. through April at the Agricultural Center In Sanford.. The club educates members on dayllly growing through slide allows, guest speakers and trips to dayllly gardens. There are no club dues. Call 351-3219. A vc. Amateur Radio The Lake Monroe Amateur Radio Society meets every first Thursday, at 7:30 p.m., at the Senior Center. Lake Triplett Drtve, Casselberry. For Infor­ mation. call Karl Lambert. 6958764. or Al Kirk. 322-4487. University Women American Association of University Women meets the first Thursday of each month at 7 p.m. at the Rolling Hills Moravian Church. State Road 434. Longwood. Bromsllad Society The Seminole Dromotlad So­ ciety meets the third Sunday of the month, at 2 p.m.. at San­ ford Garden Club. U.S. 17-92 at Fairmont Avenue. Sanford. All aspects of bromellad culture ore covered during the m eet­ ings. The society Is affiliated with the Florida Council of Bromollad Societies and the Bromellad Society Inc. For In­ formation. coll Bud Martin. 321-0838. By Mary Rowell HERALD CORRESPONDENT l-AKE MARY - Arc you trying to figure o u t why El Nino Is w reak in g havoc w ith o u r w e a th er? T hen a sk a fourth g rad e r from Lake Mary E le m e n ta ry . G lenn R ichards, a m e te ­ orologist from WFTV C h a n ­ nel 9. visited th e school as p a rt of the S u p e r S c ien tist He ex p lain ed El lino a n d the lesse r know n w tnd p a tte rn La Nina, to th e s tu d e n ts . R ichards lias been workIng a s a television w e a th ­ e rm a n for alm ost 10 y e a rs, so he w as able to a n sw e r even the m o st u n u su a l q u e stio n s th a t c h ild re n a n ­ sw ered. Why docs th e w a­ ter go n ro u n d In a c irc le w hen It goes dow n a d rain ? , w as one su ch qu estio n . R ichards ulso e x p la in e d how h u rric a n e s a n d to rn a ­ does work a n d how th ey form. He told the s tu d e n ts a tru e , hut very s tr a w story about tadpole hall, one of the to rn a d o alley sta te s, a to rn a d o form ed a n d picked u p m ost of th e c o n te n ts of n pond. T he heavier c o n te n ts, like (lsh a n d tu rtle s, d id n 't stay alrIxtm e long, b u t fell back to the e a rth . The tad p o les, how ever, w ere light cnoiu* ugh to be c a rrie d u p Into th e cloud w here they froze. As the storm tra w le d , m ore w a te r a c c u m u la te d a ro u n d the tad p o les m aking hall. W hen th e sto rm p assed over a sm all city. It ra in e d a n d hailed tad p o le s. F ourth g rad e te a c h e r Anna C ulp jir e s r n trd G lenn w ith a L ike, M ary E le m e n ­ ta ry T-shlrtA w hich th rille d s tu d e n ts re p o rte d seeing d u rin g the w e a th er th at evening. CD 6B © $55i55B^"ZphTTi ffl © © © nr rw SassyMss DEAR AHBY: The problem I am a single woman who wa* out on a dinner date. The food server, who uppeared to be in her earlj 20a, nuked to take our order. Juat an I waa about to reply, the server stopped me and asked if I had looked at the senior citizen menu. I told her that it would not be fair to order from th a t menu because I have not qualified for that discount yet. You would think that wuuld have ended the subject, but no-o-o-o. She pursued the matter by saying. "You only have to be 55 to qualify for our senior citizen menu.* Granted. I will be 61 on my next birthday. 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Sw«o|JC cotest HaMCapy FSSSTE * w r rarums taUaUlk rrc E svr Sm*o|B HwaM Photo* by Mary ftowalt Meteorologist Glenn Richard* epeaks to the fourth grade classes of Lake Mary Elementary. % ADVICE ABIGAIL VAN BUREN After she left, I made a joke about it to my date, but I must admit that I was upset about the young woman’s remarks, and I am afraid that my embarrassment was noticed by my date. Please tell food servers that everyone knows about senior citizen discounts without being nudged. Could I have handled this differently? GROWING OLD IN FLORIDA (BUT NOT THAT OLD i DEAR GROW ING OLD) You showed rem arkable grace under fire In dealing with the server in front of your date. She waa insensitive and clearly out of line. My I more than 50 years old and the old­ est of four sons. He has always been loving and attentive to his parents, and they have always responded by treating him like yesterday's newspaper. His parents always remember the birthdays and anniversaries of their other sons, daughters-in-law and grandchildren, yet they never acknowledge my husband's exis­ tence. We know that they remember the others because my husband is always invited to their birthday din­ ners, and we sit there while the cards, cash and presents are doled out, knowing his turn will never come. My husband was so hurt he Finally asked his parents why they show such partiality. They said the other sons ‘needed* what they were giving them , and my husband didn't. Since when do you not need love and acknowledgement from your parents? We are comfortable financially because we work hard and sacrifice. If we don't have the money for something, we wait and save for it. I feel we are being punished because we never ask for help. It’a a shame that because we don't whine about alwaya being ahort of money, my husband is completely ignored. Instead of being proud of their son, they dism iss nim because they think he has money. Even if he has money, he still haa a heart, Abby, and he hurts like anyone else. Thanks for letting me get this ofT my chest. OUTCAST D EAR OUTCAST! Your hus­ band may hava thoughtless, Insensitive parents, but he has been blessed with a wonderful­ ly compassionate wife. Pernapa your In-Iawa will recognise themselves in this colum n and realise that a l­ though their eldest son may be doing well on the outside, he Is hurting on the Inside, and they can help him with a simple ges­ ture of love. because it Illustrate* what 911 is supposed to be used for — a H fe-th reatin g em ergen cy. Thank you for an important let­ ter. GET A HEAD START O N TANNING BUT 10 • GH SfSSIONS f HI I HH Gil ' f Hi I WH» WITH U N IIM IT ID M O N IH ir FALKAl>i A'l" DEAR ABBY: Will you please answer a question about telephone etiquette? If vou call family or friends long-distance and their answering machine answers, is it polite to aak them to return your call? RICHARD SH0WSTACK, NEWPORT BEACH. CALIF. DEAR RICHARD: Yee. And if t .. I •• • • • • Full Service Hair Full Service Nails Tanning Pedicures f Paraffin Treatments 323-8029 Country Clull Squ.tru 1/4(1 W Airport Hlvil Sun turd 3?3 HU?9 you really want to hear from them, say, "M y number la ( ) and please call me collect" They mi They may not call you col~ bet they call* lect, but I’ll call you. DEAR ABBY: Recently, in the middle of the night, a friend had cheat pains. She called a neighbor and waa taken to the hospital, where she was treated. Fortunately, all is well. However, her doctor told her that what the had dona waa wrong. He said, “You should never call a friend or neighbor, they are not equipped to help you In an emergency. Call Bill" She told me this story, and two weeks later, 1 waa at a friend's for New Year’s. 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Jeff Berlinicke H e ra ld S ta ff W rite r M l •>SV Golf is a very strange game SANFORD _ I’m no golfer, even though I’d like to think I am. I tell everybody I’m trying to break B5 when I play and get overly giddy when I break 100. I try to wear nil the right golf clothes and carry the best looking clubs (actually, they're knock-ofT King Cobras). I have a graphite Yoncx driver that has 1 have never hit a straight shot with that didn’t dribble down the fairway. In short. I am a hacker. I don't break 90. but I look good not doing It. Which leads to the adventure I experienced ut Sabal Point Golf Club In Longwood last week. I was with my dad and two total strangers who didn’t know what tn the world they were In store for. Somehow. I played some of the best golf of my life for the first 11 holes. Now. golf Is the world's greatest game. There Is nothing like hitting a great tee shut und strutting (actually driving) down the fairway and seeing your shot right smack In die middle and trying to decide whether to go for the pin. That's how It was going last week. Every drive straight down the middle unless It was In the rough. Every Iron right at the stick, o r somewhere In the vicinity of the green, but still Inbounds, and every putt dropping us long as It was the second or third of the hole. 1 try to play bogey golf which, for me. means Jacking up the par of the hole by one. then trying to bogey R from there. Anyway, by my calculation. I was runnin g at about even p a r going to the 12th. If you play golf, you have to play Sabal Point. It might be the best bargain tn Semi­ nole County with cost and condition factored tn. It's relatively challenging and the 12th Is really one of the easier holes on the course. I had my dad beaten by 10 strokes and the strangers were looking at me with a great deal of respect. I was stylln.’ The 12th Is a dogleg right with water down the right side. If you can Just keep It some­ what straight, or play to the left, you have an open approach at the flag. My drive started off great. Straight down the middle. 1 bent over to pick up my tee. Then It started to hook. And It kept hook­ ing. Ptop. I was underwater. So I dropped and pulled out my eight Iron. My dad. hopelessly out of our competition, watched from the center of the fairway, about 50 yards behind me. He's annoying that way since he hits everything straight. So I'm lying two with about 110 over w ater to the pin. Up and down from there? Why not? Plop. The divot was a t least a foot behind my lie. Now I'm lying five and Into damage con­ trol. Plop. I used to love that eight-iron until 1 slammed it Into the ground. Paul Bunyon would have been proud, but now the club waa shaped In a way th at resembled the hook th at got me Into trouble In the first place. I have never broken a club although 1 have ‘aggressively dropped* them at times. By this time, my dad waa shaking his head, wondering If I would change my last name so as not to em barrass the family and the strangers were saying things that may or may not have been ‘sucks* and ‘sucks a lot." but 1 really think were ‘really sucks.* Now. out came my favorite club the seveniron. The 12th hole had become much like the fish In ‘Old Man and the Sea.’ It was Don Quixote'* windmill. Bill Clinton's ac­ cuser of the hour. 1 was going to clear th at 110-yard water hazard, despite the fact th at the veins In my forehead were a t least 50 yards closer to the pin than my ball was. Plop. Plop again. And again. Amazingly enough, the next shot wound up on the green and I two-putted. I lost my lead (1 got It back with a two on the next hole, a par-three over water), but that isn't the point. I don't know what the point really to. All 1 know to 1 broke a club and my dad was mouthing words like. ‘He can't be my _ m '■ * * son. Golf to a strange game. L a s t f if o o M S h o t: Was baseball's opening day this week or did everyone forget to care? Boutwell does well Second baseman powers Oviedo past Seminole By Tony DeSorm ler 11KRAI.I) CORRESPONDENT UONS 14 . FIOHTINO 8 EMINOLE8 7 OVIEDO _ When It comes to power-producing positions In a baseball lineup, you expect to find sluggers playing first base or an outfield position ... maybe third base or catcher. Uut ut second base? On Wednesday night. Oviedo High School senior second basem an Troy Boutwell slugged his fifth home run of the season us well as his third double of the campaign as the Lions pounded visiting Seminole. 14*7. In a Seminole Athletic Conference clnsh. Boutwrll was also In the middle of three cru­ cial double plays, starting one and turning over the other two. both started by shortstop Justin Holmes. The win breaks a two-game skid for the Lions, raising their record to 9-5 and 3-3 In the confer­ ence. Seminole falls to 13-0 and 2-3. Boutwrll * latest extra base efTort paced a 12hit attack by the Uons against three Tribe pitchers. Oviedo collected six doubles, four of them driving a pair of runs apiece. Seminole Ovtedo 003 130 I _ 7 0 3 450 BOO a _ 14 13 3 ly tic . III.m lnn <21 T rm p trlo n <41 »i*l Taylor TriM-grr l i u r t u n a i t |M W rn w r |0 |. G ia y tn n (7| unit Krwln WP . T racer (I 0 | LI' _ t.y«ir 14-21. Save . none. 211 . S rtn ln o lr ( M n i i IVilti 2 14th. B lhl. Jo tm w m . Taylor. uihI U n i o n m i l l Krwln (M hl. IWnitwrU 13rd). a n d D r a y to n 12nd) 311 none IIH . O W d n Ik ad w ril I5lh) H rrurd* . S rn a ia J c 13 0. 2 3 SAC. C M oto U B 3 1 SAC _______________ "We needed this win.* said Oviedo coach Krnnr Drown after the game, which lastrd nearly three hours after being stopped twice for ruin. "We had a miserable week last week (losing district games to Dike Howell and Lyman). With district games coming up ugulnst Dike Brantley (Friday at home) nnd DeLand (In DeLand Satur­ day). we needed to get back on truck tonight." Oviedo Jumped on starling pllrher Chaz Lytle |4-2| for (our runs In the first Inning (coming on two-run doubles try Diwrence Cult/, and Bout well), then chased him with five runs In the sec­ ond. Doutwcll's two-run homer ended Lytle's night on the mound. Enjoying the offensive support was settlor southpaw Nick Traeger. who has pitched In tough luck this season. The No. 3 starter on the Oviedo stnff behind Ben Knapp and JelT Mon­ aco. Trarger came within an out of qualifying for a win In one start and had another rained out. Il looked like Traegcr's tough luck might continue as the first rain delay came In the bottom of the third Inning, before the game could be considered official. In high school baseball, a game must go 5 Innings (4 1/2 If the home team Is ahead) for a game to be con­ sidered official. Then, when It looked like Oviedo and Traeger might be done In five Innings because of the 10run mercy rule (the Uons were leading 14-3 af­ ter four Innings), a couple of errors opened the door for a Ihrre-run Seminole Inning. Don Tay­ lor's two-run double driving Traeger from the hill. John Buchanan came on and. after on Inten­ tional walk lo put runners at second und first base, got two outs with one pttrh as the Lions turned a 6-4-3 double play Just as the ruins fell again, causing the second delay. The final two Innings were largely superfluPlssss SM Uons, Pag* 2 B Lake Brantley doubles score on Lake Mary *1 was pretty sharp tonight but I'm still trying to get past all these Injuries.* Sitz said. "We want to win ALTAMONTE SPRINGS _ It tan'l It all. but right now. weTra Just often you hear a coach or team looking at wtnnlng districts.* The Patriots -started out with a talking about- a repeat after win­ ning something as big as a state run tn the first to open the scoring on senior night as Lake Brantley's cham pionship. 14 seniors and their parents were Most coaches have their players continue with the 'one game at a honored during pre-game cerem o­ time* m antra, but that's not the nies. Ju stin H anls led the rally with a way It Is at Lake Brantley. After beating visiting Lake Mary. single and Justin Smith followed 4-2 in baseball last night. Patriot with a double to the center field roach Mike Smith said he wanted wall to put Lake Brantley up. 1-0. The Patriots extended the lead In hts players to remember and try to repeat last year's stale cham pion­ the second when Brian Chancellor led off with a single and Ju a n Ro­ ship. "There's only one goal.* Smith jas tripled off the center field wall. From there on. Bretzer bore said. 'Repeat.* In a county and district which down, but Lake Mary was having lias seen Just about every team sit trouble with Sitz until the Rama got In first place at one time or a n ­ on the board tn the fifth when other. the Patriots seem to have Scott lllllnskl mingled, moved over stepped It Into high gear. Lake on a fielder's choice, and scored on Mary won a 10-lnnlng thriller the a single by Daniel Sanford. With first time the two team s got to ­ two outs, Sanford moved to third gether this year, and last night's on a Jose Rosado single, but Sitz game featured a rematch of the ended the rally. Lake Brantley added one of Its starters, team aces Brian Bretzer for the Rums and Robbie Sitz for own In the bottom of the fifth when three walks followed with a Chuck Lake Brantley. Bretzer was sharp, allowing eight Stegall sacrifice fly to make It 3-1. hits and walking one. but It was Brian Boeshku doubled and scored Sitz' night as the rtghty who Is on a Felipe Lopez In the sixth to make It 4-1 and Lake Mary a n ­ headed for Rollins College next foil, allowed six lilts, but struck out swered with a single run In the seventh. eight. Including three In the final *We got the key hits when we Inning to pick up the win. Sitz lias battled through Injuries needed them.* Smith said. Lake Brantley will be at Oviedo all season Including a serious one Friday for a crucial 6A-District 3 to his ankle, look another blow when he Injured the thumb on hla and Seminole Athletic Conference game starting at 7 p.m., while Lake non-throwing hand when fielding a Mary will host Deltona at 7 p.m. on line drive last night. SUll. he went the distance and said he can do Friday and Boone at 7 p.m. on Monday. better. By JafV Bsrlialcks ASSISTANT SPORTS EDITOR Look ms. I can do K with my syss ciossdtlt Laks Brsntlsy first batsman Brian Bosahko. who had a kay doubts, digs out a low throw during the Patriots' 4-2 6ADistrict 3 and Ssminois Athletic Confsrsnc# win ovar Laks Maty Wednesday night. Raider softball team comes up short again ____ -------- --------- and having runners on second and From s t a n n ep o third when the gfm e ended. SANFORD . U.C S nrtnole Commurvlty College softball team put ..« ■ » .!* lO m n n c u host another SX.SSd'll .ISSStoEtoCoSir '““F«*“ * •'-"P* R‘v'r encc doubleheader to visiting Day­ tona Beach Community College. 4­ 3 and 3-2. Wednesday afternoon a t Raider Field. SCC took a 3-1 lead tn the b o t­ tom of the fourth Inning of the first game, but the Scots answered back with three runs of their own In the top of the fifth Inning to pull out the victory. In the nightcap. DBCC scored all of Its runs in the top of the second Inning and the score remained 4-0 until the Raiders mounted a rally In the bottom of the seventh In­ ning. pushing across a pair of runs •COTS 4 -4 . RAIDERS 3-2 OAMR ONE 000 130 0 _ 4 • 0 000 300 0 . 3 3 3 and Who*. Ilooptr snd Maljub WP . Lambtcr LP . Hooper (10-131- Save . nolle. 2 8 . DBCC, McnlU. SCC. M*l/ub 3U . none. IIR _ none. OAKS TWO Daytsaa Base* 040 000 0 . 4 3 6 000 000 3 . 3 8 3 Sander* and Watford Miller and Ncuderk. WP . Sander*. UP . Miller 17-71 Saw . none. 2 8 _ none. 38 . none. HR . none. Record* . Greyhounds ‘drive’ past W inter Springs P r o a S taff Reports LONGWOOD _ Tyler Carr hurled a three-hitter and Jo se Tones. Dave Milton and Kevin Oraves combined to drive In aeven runs as Lyman whipped Winter Springs 8-2 tn a Semi­ nole Athletic Conference base­ ball game at the Carlton Henley Sports Complex Wednesday night. The Greyhounds (9-11) Jumped on the Bears for four runs In the first Inning and Winter Springs trolled 6-0 before getting on the board In tlie fourth Inning. Kit Kaminski led the way of­ fensively for Lyman, going 2-for3 wltli a double, while Milton waa l-for-3 with three RBI. Graves, a sophomore, l-for-2 with two RBI and Torres drove In two runs. Lyman will host Lake Howell in a big Seminole Athletic Con­ ference and Class 6A-Dtotr1ct 3 game on Friday at 7 p.m. before traveling to Oviedo next Monday for another crucial SAC and 6A3 game, also starting at 7 p.m. Winter Springs will host Mainland at 2 p.m. on Saturday. I �2B •Serrsnoie HeraVj Santoro. Honda - Thursday. Apnl 2,1998 Lions IN BRIEF Oviedo LAX boys edge Hawks WINTER PARK _ Oviedo outshot and outdrlensrd Lake Howell In a very hardhitting Class GA Dtstrlct 3 Boy's Lacrosse game Wednesday night at Richard E. Evans Field. The Lions took a 3-0 lead after the first quarter and the Stiver Hawks could not quite overcome the deficit as Oviedo geld on for a •1-3 triumph. The Lions had a season-high 34 body checks, while goalkeeper Mike Sheets turned away 17 of 26 Lake Howell shots on goal for an 85-percent savr ratio. Oviedo head coach Ed Norton had high praise for his defensive rotation of defensemen. Jo h n Roth. John Goodwin. Frankie Startton. Brent Damron and Brian Wallce and mid-fielders Dan Thom bntgh. Bryan Watts. Scott Ramey. Zack W armer. j.D . McCullough and Chad Deburke. The Uons Improved to 4-4 overall and 3-2 In the district race, while the Stiver Hawks fell to 2-5 overall and 2-3 In district. Oviedo will travel to Altamonte Springs on Friday for an Important Junior varstty/varslty doubleheader against Lake Brantley at Tom Storey Field starting at 5:30 p.m. Oviedo U O N S 4, SILVER HAWKS 3 3 0 0 1 4 La k e H o w e ll 0 I 1 1 . 3 G oals . O vm iu 4 (Cope 2. W alsh 21. Lukr Howell 3 (S om nry. W jnlr*. M ollified A ssists _ OM nlo 2 (W alsh, P u ck ett], Lake Howell 1 (N ulsonl. S h o ts on (u al _ Oviedo 42. Lake Howell 2 6 S aves _ Oviedo (Sheets) 17. l a k e Howell IM asteyl 19 H e ro n ls _ Oviedo 4-4 overall, 3 2 In 6A IH s tn rt 3 . l a k e Itow eil 2 -5 overall. 2-3 6A l> tstnct 3 Tribe netters get district win DAYTONA BEACH _ The Seminole High School girls' tennis team picked up a btg d is­ trict win on Wednesday, knocking off homestanding Mainland 5-2 in Daytona Beach. Kerstln Ktllmaler. Pasha Baker. Bethany Klebaum and Sherri Trimble claimed singles victories, while Klllmaler and Baker won their doubles match. "We showed much Improvement today.* said Seminole coach Rollle Nelson. *WE had some tough matches during the conference season, now that tough play and our hard work Is paying off.* The girls are now 4-7 on the season and will be Deltona for a CiaSS 5A-District 5 match on Monday starting at 3:30 p.m. FIGHTING SEMINOLE8 5. BUCCANEERS 2 SINOLES No. 1 _ Kr-rvtin KUlnuUrr (Seminole) driralcd T r r r u O D rn b u rg 8-2. No. a _ Pasha lU k rr (Seminole) defratrd Carty C u rry . 8-2 No. 9 _ Jennifer Herring (Mainland) defeated Kim Wrstbruok. 8 5. No. 4 . liethany Klebaum (Seminole) defeated Casey Lynch. 8-5. No. 8 . Sherri Tum ble (Seminole) defeated Jamie Smith. 8-2. DOUBLES No. I _ KlUmairr-Booker (Seminole) defeated O D c n b u rf-C u rry . 8-3. No. 3 . lie rung-Lynch (Mainland) wan by default over Weot brook-Klebaum. Goldsboro Community Day SANFORD _ Get to know your Police De­ partm ent. Sheriffs Department. Fire De­ partm ent and City Officials when the Goldsboro community holds a special day at Crooms Academy this Saturday. April 4th from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Among the events going on will be a bicy­ cle and helmet safety check provided by Lake Mary Cycles and the Seminole County Sher­ iffs Department and a basketball game be­ tween the Crooms 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 for lunch. Kung Fu/Martial Arts classes SANFORD _ The Sanford Recreation De­ partm ent Is offering Kung-Fu and Martial Arts classes starting today (April 2). Classes, for ages 6-to-adult. will be held on TXtrsday and Thursday evenings from 6 p.m. to 7:15 p.m. at the Downtown Youth Center located on the bottom floor of Sanford City Hall. 300 N. I*ark Avc. Cost Is $30 per month for adults and $25 per month for kids 6-12. Family prices are also available. Instructor Darryl Dzlcdzic will teach tradi­ tional Chinese Kung-Fu which Is useful In guiding self-esteem as well as discipline and body conditioning. Also taught will be (onus, weapons and self-defense. For more Information, call 330-5697. Bodybuilding Championships SANFORD _ The weight of the world Is coming to Sanford. On April 4. the Sanford Civic Center will host the second annual Mid-Florida Natural Bodybuilding Championship and Ms. Fitness USA National Qualifier. Some of the coun­ try's finest “dnig free* nthlctrs will compete In the competition with men and women ranging from nge 19 - 62. The women's contest will offer a chance to compete In nationals In Las Vegas. IToceeds will benefit the Seminole County DARE program and tomudo relief victims. Tlie contest will offer a variety of fitness and strength demonstrations and drew over 500 people last year. Kathleen Ebnrr won the women's overall title and RJr McMlllcn took the men's award. Contest check in Is at 9 a m., followed by a contestant's meeting at 10 a.m. and pre­ judging at 11 a.m. liie finals begin at 7 p.m. with and five competitors will receive trophies In each class. Entry fee Is $20 with an additional $10 testing fee. Youth Basketball at SCC SANFORD _ Seminole Community College and the Seminole County Sheriffs D epart­ ment Police Athletic League Is accepting In­ dividual and team registrations for It's spring league for boys and girls 10-years-of-ugc and younger. All games are played at the college on S a t­ urday mornings. ~ -v Cost Is $50 per player or $400 per team. Registration forms are available at moat elementary schools or by calling PAL at 3306600, ext. 263. SCC at 328-2092. or access the internet at HTTP://membere.aol.com/Btarabbal]/lndex.h Uni. On site registration at SCC on April 4 from 10 a.m. to noon. OVIEDO _ The Pine Ridge girls and Lake How­ ell boys were the Individual team champions, but Lake Mary came out the overall team cham ­ pions In the Oviedo Relays at Jo h n Courier Field last Friday night. Pine Ridge edged Lake Brantley. 101-98, in the girls' meet, with Lake Mary. Seminole and Oviedo rounding out the top five. The Lake Howell boys coasted to their team title. 115-93, over Oviedo, with Lake Mary, Seminole and Lake Brantley completing the top five. Overall, the Rams nipped the Patriots. 162159, with the host Lions a close third with 153 points. Lake Howell and Seminole were fourth and fifth. Next up for the local track teams la the Bill Buchalter Central Florida Championships a t the Walt Disney World’s Wide World of Sports complex this weekend. Friday's action begins at 4 p.m. with continuation at 9 a.m. on Saturday. The team s will then head to Seminole High School for the prestigious Optimist Invitational on Buddy Lawson Memorial Track a t Thomas E. Whlgham Stadium on Thursday, April 9th. starting at 4 p.m.___________ _ OVIEDO RELATE TEAM CHAMPIONSHIPS 1. Lake Mary. 102: X Lake Brantley, 1S9; X Oviedo. 1S3; 4. Lake Howell. 140; 5 Seminole. 136; & Pine Hklgr. 101: 7. DcLand. 03; 8. Winter Springs. 67. SOTS I. Lake llowcU. 116; X Oviedo. 03; X take Mary. 75; 4. Seminole. 71; 5. Lake Brantley. 61; & DcLand. SO; 7. Winter Springs. 27. n if i g I. Pirn Hklgr. tot: X Lake Brantley. 08 X Lake Mary. 8V; 4. Seminole. 66; 5 Oviedo. GO; 6 DcLand, 34: 7. Winter Springs. 30; 8. Lake Howell. 25. INDIVIDUAL EVENTS SOTS D W is w Medley Baiay . I. take llowc* 11:19. 2. CMcdo. It 29. 3 lake Mary. 11:32. Tim Raines Is a Sanford native and Seminole High School graduate now playing for the New York Yankees. Ills stats for the 1998 season Is In the first column, personal-best season totals In the second column and career totals (Including 1998 games) In the third column. RAINES QAUOE CATEGORY LAKE MARY _ The 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 Lake Maty 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 a l­ ready committed are Jo h n L Williams (Seattle Seahawka/Plttsburgh St eel era). Jam es Bates (defensive co-captain for Flor­ ida's 1996 National Champions), Louis Oliver (Miami Dolphins) and Huey Richardson (Pittsburgh Steclers). The camp Is 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 provided. Camp T-shirts will be given to participants and autographs will be avail­ able from the players. The coat 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) 830-6569. 4 a 900 . I. lake llowrfl. 8.33; 2. CMcdo. 8:43, X lake liranltey. 8:51. 100 MacRiae . I. Oviedo. 0:32.57; 2. LMU HowdL 0:34.84: 3. take Mary. 0:33.29. 4 a 1 0 0 . I. DcLand. 0:43 43: 2 Oviedo. 0:43.78; X lake Mary. 0 45 00. Tsaw MU* _ I. take Howe*. 13 00.13; X CMcdo. 15:00.30: X DcLand. 15:00.31. S00 Bardie* . I. Lake llowdL 1:25 54; X Oviedo. 1:26.25: 3. Seminole. 1:29.81. “ * • ModWy - I- Lake Mary. 3:41: 2. lake HowdL 3:47; 3. Deland. 3:54. 4 * 4 0 0 _ I. lake HowdL 3:27.5; 2. CMcdo. X40; 3. Semi­ nole. 3:42. Pole Vault _ I. lake Mary, 25-0; 2. lake Brantley. 20-5: 3. Seminole. 15-0. Blah Jam* _ t. Seminole 11-10. 2 Oviedo. Il-B: 3. Lake llowdL 10-10. Laag J a a g . I. Lake Howell. 41-9 5; 3. Seminole. 39 5 25; X Oviedo 39-4.5. T rifle Jam # . I. Lake llowdL 61-3. 2. Seminole. 79-0; 3. i - i - i) randry. 75-1. BOM Pat . I. Deland. 98-11; 2 lake HowdL 53-11.5: 3Oviedo 78-1. Ptoto s _ I. DcLand. 293-4: 2. Lake HowdL 237-5; 3. Oviedo. 101-5. GIRLS Dial a a— Medley Belay _ I. Pine Kider. 13:43; 2. Lake Brantley. I3:B6;3. Oviedo. 14:07. 4 a * 0 0 . I. Lake Brantley. 9 47: 2. Pine lodge. 10:23; 3. Ovtedo. 1043. 100 Hurdle* . I. Seminole. 31.62: 2. Lake Brantley. 30.59; X Lake Mary. 37.15. 4 a 1 0 0 . I. Seminole. 51.97; 2. Pine Rtdge. 62 34: X Lake Mary. 52.62. Team Mtte _ I. lake BranUey. 10:00.10: X Oviedo. 10.-00.21: X Pine Ridge. 10:00.29. 500 Murdlea . I. Seminole. 1:40.41; 2- Lake Mary. 1:44.50: X Pine Ridge. 1:45 42. MU# Medley _ I. lake Mary. 4 32.3; 2. lake Brantley. 4:32.8: 3. Pine Ridge. 4:45.0. 4 a 4 0 0 . I. lake Brantley. 4:04: 2 Seminole. 4:18; X Pine Rtdge. 4:19. M e VeaU . I. take Mary. 13-4: 2. Pine RMgr. 12-4; 3. lake UranUcy. 12 6 Btgfe Jam# . I. Pine Rtdge. 9 4. 2. lake Brantley. 0-4: 3. take Mary. 4-10. Laag Jam# . I. Pine Rtdge. 33-10; X Seminole. 32-6.79; X Lake Mary. 30-3 6 Td#le Jara# . I. Pme Rtdge. 49 2 9: X Seminole. 47-10; 3. I- L-- Mary. 42 9 9. Me—e _ I. DcLand. 164-11: X Oviedo. 193-4; X Lake Mary. 191-9. M e t P al . |. 94-3.9. CMcdo. 49 2; 2 Pine Rtdge. 47-ft X DcLand. Serrano (single, run): and Erik Wilson (run). Doing the hitting for Seminole were Bill Jo h n ­ son (double, single, two runs); Taylor (double, three RBI): Andy Hall (two singles, RBI); Lytle (single, two runs. RBI): Clyde Williams (single, two RBI); and Paulo Silva (single, two runs). The Fighting Semtnoles have a pair of home district games upcoming this week, hosting Pine Ridge on Friday at 6 p.m. and Deltona at 1 p.m. on Saturday. Raines flew out In a plnch-hlttlng role Wednesday night as the Yankees opened the 1998 season with n 4 1 loss to the Anaheim Angels. Tlie Yankees and Angels can be seen locally on the Sunshine Network tonight, starling at 10 p.m. '97 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 Games.................. At-bats................. Runs..................... Hits....................... m u ................................ Doubles................ Triples................... Home n u ts .......... Steals.................... best 160 652 133 194 71 38 13 18 90 .334 career 2.187 8.239 1.475 2.439 900 401 111 159 795 .296 Tim R iin tt Legal Notices Legal Notices undersigned Mtryenn* Uoraa. Clark ot Ihe Circuit Court ot SEMINOLE County Florida will on tha 23rd day ot Apnl. IM S at It 00 a m at ll*a Waal Front Door ot Iha SEMINOLE County Courthouta. in tho City ot •onlord. Flonda. oftar tor tala and aoll at public outcry to tho highoot and boat biddor ter caoh. tho loHowmg daaenbad property oilualod in SEMINOLE County. Flonda. lo-wtt LOT 13 BLOCK 33 SANLANDO. THE SUBURD BEAUTIFUL. •ANFORO SECTION. ACCORDINO TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS REC0R0E0 IN PLAT BOOK 3 PAGE M . OF THE PUBLIC RECOROS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA purauanl to tho final docroo ot lorecloaura aniarad In a coaa ponding In void Court I ha otyta ot which n BANKERS TRUST COMPANY OF CALIFORNIA. N A . AS TRUSTEE UNDER THAT CERTAIN POOLINO AND •IRVICINO AORIEM ENT DATED AS OF MAY S. IS M FOR SOUTHERN PACIFIC SECURED ASSETS CORP MORTOAGE PASS-THROUGH CERTIFICATES SERIES 1M4 2 VI QIOROE T CASON ol us . at o l. In accordanca with I ha Amancana with DuabiM-ai Act. pataona naadmg a ipacial accommodation to participate hi thia proceeding should con­ tact I ha individual or agancy aandmg thio notica no lator than oovon (7) daya prior lo the proceeding at the oddreao given on notica Telephone (•04) 2E7-SOS7. I (100) SIS* •771 (TOO) or 1-(SO01 SSI-47 70 via Flonda Relay Service WITNESS my hand end official -el ut laid Court thia 20th day ot MARCH. IS M (SEAL) Honorable Maryanna Uorta Clerk ol the Circuit Court By Ruth King Deputy Clark LAW OFFICES OF JOSEPH PANIELLO Poet Office Boa 234? Legal Notices • • -IS IS IN T H I CIRCUIT COURT OF T N I 5 IO N T5 IN TN JUD ICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND PON M M IN O L I COUNTV, • TA TI 07 FLORIDA O IN IR A L JURISDICTION Cava Na. S7-3B44CA-14-K BANKERS TRUST COMPANY OF CALirORNIA. N A . AS TRUSTEE UNDER THAT CERTAIN POOUNO AND SERVICINQ AGREEMENT DATED AS OF MAV S. IM S. rOR SOUTHERN PACIFIC SECURED ASSETS CORP. MORTGAGE PASS-THROUGH CERTiriCATES. SERIES ISM -2. „ Plaintiff. r» GEORGE T CASON, at ua . at a t. Defendant* N O T M I OP f O M O L O S U M SALS •V CLARA OF C M c u rr o o v r t No Ik a la hereby s t a r that the Bowen/Weston Football Camp Lake Mary wins Oviedo Relays From Staff Raporta Continued from Page IB ous, Seminole scoring a run In the seventh off of reliever Larry Grayson to arcount for the final margin. Also contributing to tlie Lion offensive were Pultz (two doubles, two runs, two RBI); Ouy Erwin (double, single, two runs, three RBI); Holmes (double, single, two runs, RBI); Grayson (double, run. two RBI); Jeremy Frost (single, run. RBI); Ben Knapp (single, two runs); Omar Legal Notices Tempo. Flonda 33401 Pubinh March 24. and Apnl 2 ISM DEO-232 HOTIOS o r rtO T tT io u s h a m s Nonce la hereby given lhal wa are engaged in buoinoot el 3030 I Somoron Ohrd . Suite te a Apopka. Florida 32703 Sammela County. Flonda under the Ficliliout Name ol O .O .N .A.L. BROUP INC., 0/5/A AM IR IC AN HOMSTR U S T M 0 R T0 A 0 S . D/B/A CORHSRSTONS MORTOAOS R IS O U R C IS AND D7B/A NOMB I V I N T LOAN PROC5SSIN5 end that wa inland to regular avid name with the Dtviaion ol Corporatione Teileheaeee Flonda. m accor­ dance with the pm n I ion* ol Iho Ficlitioue Name Slatutaa. To Wit taction tts OS. Florida •totulee I N I C O R A L Group Inc Carol 0 Clarke Pubkeh Apnl 2 IM S D IP 44 Legal Notices ROTTOB 04 A PUBLIC ■ av t n i e m r o r Netiae la hereby Ohran Wat a Pubiia Hearing w «I be hotd In the ^ Florida, „ « * ^ . ’t 7 o o ^ M S s " P M S T C T 7 S ; ^ * ** ^ OR DM ABCS MO. I S M atn h0 at ** s ^ s r s s 1® " , t aia~ at •ou“ - lo o p y o r m ap to aa in s ir t s d i • «»P y ol the erdmence ohaK be available of Iho office of the City Clerk for oN poraena doairmg to •■am»na the m m AN porllaa Ht HiMroel and cibrent than have an opportunity to be hoard at aaid hearing By order of the City Commreelon of the City of Sanford. Flonda PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES NEEDING ASSISTANCE TO PAR0 9 ™ , , t PROCEEDINGS SHOULD CONTACT THE HUMAN RESOURCES OFFICE ADA COORDINATOR AT 330ADVANCE OF THE MEETING ADVICE TO THE PUBLIC II a panon doc idea to appeal a dacl0*0" Mth roopoct lo any manor coneadorod ot Iho above T**.**— be may need e verbatim record of the procoodmgq. including Iho laatunony and evidence, which record la net provided by the City of Sanford (FS EM OIOS) Janet R. Dougherty. CMC City Clerk PubNeh: Match 2S and Apnl 2. IS M 0SO-22S N O TM I OP A ADOPTION OP NBAAIRA TO CONSIOBA TN I •A0M ANCI BY TN5 CITY OP Nolle* la hereby grvan that a Public Hearing WM be held In the Comma iron Room at tho City Hall. 204 North Park Avenue. Hi the City of San lord. Florida, at 7 00 o'clock P.M. on Apnl tStti, i n s to eonaider tho adoption ol on ordinance by the City of Sanford. Flonda. daaenbad aa foNowa 04 DINANSI NO. S444 — T.°, A A° R T1°R OT THAT CERTAIN PROPERTY LYING 54TW M N EAST AIRPORT BOULEVARD ANO BAST LAKE MART BOULIVARO ANO BETWEEN OHIO STREET ANO MELLONVILLE AVENUE. AS SHOWN ON THE MAP BELOW (OOPV OP MAN TO M INSISTED) A complete daecrtptkm and a copy of the ordinance ohoII be ovoHoble •< * 0 office of the City Clerk tor a t pervona decking la el aming the earn. All parttoa Hi Hilaraat and cibjena ahaII havo an opportunity to be hoard al said hearing By order of Iho City Commleelon ol Iho City of Sanford. Florida PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES NEEDING ASSISTANCE TO PAR­ TICIPATE IN ANT Or THESE PROCEEDINGS SHOULD CONTACT T H I HUMAN RESOURCES OFFICE ADA COORDINATOR AT E M ­ ESES 41 HOURS IN ADVANCE OF T H I M ISTINO ADVICE TO THE PUBLIC: If a parson decides lo appeal a dacleion made with roepec I lo any matter considered at the above meeting or hearing, he may need a verbatim record ol the pro­ ceedings. Including the testimony and evidence, which record la not provided by Rio City ol San lord (FS I N 01M ) Janet R. Dougherty. CMC City Clark Publish March 21 and April 2. IS M O f 0-231 N O TM t OP A PUSUO NS ARMS TO OONSIOBR T N I AOONTMN OP AN OROMANOI NY T N I CITY OF BANFORD, FLORIOA Notice la hereby given lhal a Public Hosting will be held In the Commission Room al Iho City Hall. S00 North Park Avonua. to the City ol senlord. Florida, al 7 00 o'clock PM on Apnl ISRi. ISSS lo consider iho adoption of an ordinance by Iho City of Sanford. Flonda. described at foHovrt ORDIMANOB NO. SPSS TO ANNEX A PORTION OF THAT CERTAIN PROPERTY LVINO BETWEEN STATS ROAD 44 WEST ANO WEST STH STREET ANO 49TWEEN AERO LANS AND SOUTH WHITE CEDAR ROAD; AS SHOWN ON THE MAP BELOW. (COPT OP MAN TO BE INSERTED) A complete description and a copy of the ordinance ahaN be available al the office of the City Clark tor aH persons desiring lo AX parttoa to HHeretl and citiiana aha It hava an opportunity to •y ardor of Iho CllyComrmoalon of tha City of Sanford. Florida. PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES NEEDING ASSISTANCt TO PAR­ TICIPATE IN ANY OF THESE PNOCEIDtNQS SHOULD CONTACT THE HUMAN RESOURCE* OFFICE ADA COORDINATOR AT 3 M 442* 44 HOURS IN ADVANCE OF THE MEETING ADVICE TO THE PUBLIC II a parson decides to appeal a dock •ton made wiRt roepact ta any mailer considered al Iho above moating or hearing, be may need a verbatim record ol the procoodinga. including the testimony and s videnet. which record It nol provided by Ria City ot Sanford (FS 2M 01M ) Janet R. Dougherty, CMC City Clerk Pubkah March 2S and April X ISSS 090234 ••PUBLIC N O T M I* ' SANFORD AIRPORT AUTHORITY The Sanford Airport Authority a * hold lie regular monthly meal tog o" Tuesday Apm f,h. IS M . si • 3S a m . second Poor 01 the lni$fnib$$$( BwkJing local** at Or* Bad Otaval*** low ltvird. •aaloid, FKh k J* The SanfordI Airport Noras Abatement Commitaa (IANAC1 oO m a to n T o a aday. Ap.e 14lh. t s a e l l 't N s m . t o A u th .n l,. board Room at One Rad Cleveland Boulevard. Sanford Flonda The Sanford Aviation Notes Abatement Commtlee ISANACI v i p*"°d*celhr collect norae date throughout the year The Markstmg Com m its, ol the S.nlord Airport Authority . * **,><*kr throughout the y.ar to discus, nwkaiuig and HI lh* Orlando S.nlord Airport A llm e e lmg* •h*w « Ihe Ooerd Room ol tho A Key *h,H,w c°",*t i ,h* •*"»••••»•■*• om*** to. _^**** " o lK » .lh« l ' • • y Por»on decule. lo appeal any dacl am nm .de by Iha Senlord A.,port Authority w«lh revpec I lo any •' Itog or hearing aclmdutod haraui. ha W M a record ol I ha procaodmga. and Rial, tor such gufpo** »ha may need to snaure that a verbatim record ol •ha pracaadrnga la made. wKch record includes the laatunony end evidence upon wtuch the appeal ta bated Stephan J Cooke Saacutrva Oueclor Pubkah Apnl 2. 1MS DSP-41 N O T M I TO BIDOBRS FOR AIRPORT ACOBSS CONTROL FAR PANT 1ST.14 SBCURITV IMPNOVSMINTB AT ORLANDO SANFORD AIRPORT BANFORO, FLORIOA Sealed proposal, lor the furnishing ot all labor, materials, termeat and equipment tor the AIRPORT ACCSSS CONTROL SYS­ TEM. FAR 107 14 SECURITY IMPROVEMENTS al ihe Orlando Senlord Airport wMI be received by Ihe Senlord Airport Authority at the Office af the Oueclor ot Aviation. Orlando Sanford airport. Airport Terminal Building. One Red Cleveland Boulevard. Bulls 200. Sanford. Flonda S2773 until 2 00 PM . April 2SRi. ISSS, al Which lima Ihe proposals will be publicly opened end read aloud Thu protect »•* Include tha HialaUalton ol on integrated oeceas control system, ctosed-ciicuit tola vieion (CCTV) system, upgrade and rohabdilation ol alts perimeter lancing and vtfuels galea, lurmahing and equipping a now Airport Command Cantor. Installslion of fiber optic Intraalructurs. and modifications to ealstmg 'acHiltoa. door hardware, utilities, and budding earnest On or attar March 21tt, ISSS. copies ol the Plans. Spactfraatrone. end other contract Doe urnsnla may be eiamnad al tha office of tha 0 Hector of Aviation. Orlando Senlord Airport complete document* may be obtained from the office of the Director of Aviation by payment el Savsnty-Five Dollar* (f7| 001 tor each eat Payment tor Plant and other Contract Document, must be mode by check or money order payable to tha •SAN­ FORD AIRPORT AUTHORITY* Cash wiN not be accepted Thia payment to non-rotundabis If Bidder dost nol want lo pick up documents but withes lo have document, shipped by futt-ctota U • mail, additional pay­ ment ahaN be required In the turn ol Fifteen Dollar* (H E 00) This SIS 00 charge wilt not apply It tha Bidder request, the documents to be sent by aapraaa courier with chargee biltod lo rociptonte account. No proposals may be withdrawn after the scheduled tune tor receipt ot propose tv. lor a period ol slaty (SO) days. The Senlord Airport Authority reserve* the rights to waive any Informalities to or r*|ecl any end eN proposal*, or to m-edverttoe tor proposal*. Propotato mutt be submitted at set forth to the ’Proposal Requirements and Conditions* included In the Contract Document* A bid price mutt be submitted tor sack ol the Mam* Salad on tha Propoeal A Bid Bond or Certified Check to lha amount of • « of Ihe Total Amount bid mual bo submitted with the propoeal A Payment Bond and a Performance Bond, each to a sum equal to 100% el tha amount of tha Contract awarded, arts be required prior to oaecutton of contract to be eligible tor award ol contract, tha successful bidder mutt submit upon request end within five (•) but me. a days after the bid opening, evidence ol financial responalbfhly. eapertoace, qualifications, and satisfactory completion'of previous prefects, FOOT** M I*'*c" on 01 ■•ntoR) Airport Authority. FAA. and Tha work performed under this Contract shell be governed by the Federal Contract Provision* te l ferth In tha Can tract uccuments. wtuch include, but are not Imutod to. Dtoadvaniaged Dus.nett Enterprise (QBE) subcontractor participation. Equal Employment Opportunity requirements, and eoffwitonce with Federal Wage and Hour requirement* (Davit-Bacon Act) Tha Bidder agree* to comply wiRi the tallowing requirement *Ne member, officer, or employee of tha Sanford Airport Authority dur­ ing hi* tenure or tor one year thereafter aha I have any IntoraaL direct or indirect, to thto contract or Iho proceed* thereof*. The award of Rue Contract wdl be contingent upon Iho concur­ rence ol Ihe Federal Aviation Administration and the Florid* Department ot Transportation BANFORO AIRPORT AUTHORITY Stephen J. Cooke. 0 Hector of Aviation Pubttoh April X S. B. IM S DEP-SS �SemtnoJe He<akJ. Sanford. Ronda •Thursday, April 2.199H •3B Jenkins pitches SCC past Illinois nine F rom BUfT R ep o rt* SANFORD _ Sanford's Brad Jenkins hurlrd a two-hlttcr mid Johnny Gulseppe returned to Die lineup from an Injury to drive In three runs as the Seminole Community College baseball team spill a doubtehrader wllh Lake County College from Illinois Wednesday afternoon at Raider Field. Jenkins, a freshman from Seminole High School, struck out four, walked one and only gave up one earned nin as he won his second game of the year as the Raiders won tire night­ cap. 0-2. 'Die visitors from the Land of Lincoln had opened the day on a positive note, scoring four nm s In the sixth Inning to break a 5-5 tie and go on to defeat SCC 9-5. Thr Raiders urc now 11-27 on the season and will host Florida College from Temple Terrace In u single game today at 3 p.m. at Raider Field, before going on the road to Lake City Commu­ nity College to battle the Tlmberwolves In a Mid-Florida Conference doubleheader starting at noon, lake County College evened Its record at H-B. The Raiders took a 2-0 lead In tire bottom of the first Inning of the first game as Jam ry Ep­ person scored on a wild pitch and Rhodes scored on n ground out by Gamble. But the Lancers came bark with five runs In the top of the second Inning with doubles by Abercrombie and E ckrnstnhlrr being the big blows. SCC got n run closer In the third Inning ns Rhodes and Gambled ripped back-to-back dou­ bles with two out nnd then tied the game with two runs In the fourth Inning. Youmans and Thomas Greco opened the In­ ning with back-to-back singles and moved up a base on a sacrifice bunt by Evans. After Denmon was Intentionally walked. Wade then slnpped a two-run single to left. Hut the tie was short lived as Lake County put n four-spot on the srorrbonrd In the sixth In­ ning. Abercrombie doubled In two nm s and Strwart doubled In another, while the fourth nin scored on a wild pitch. Fraley also doubled In the In­ ning for the Lancers. Dike County College had six doubles In the victory, two each by Abercrombie and Stewart and one each by Fraley and Eckenstahler. Friary and Stewart had three hits each In the win. while Abercrombie had two hits. Providing the offense for the Raiders were AL East: Yankees have old-time look By H.W. Riser 2. BALTIMORE ORJOLEfi The O r have one of baseball a oldest teams ever Manager Ray Miller'a starting lineup likely won't Include anybody under the age of 30 Rafael Palmeiro (36 HJU. 110 RBli), Brady Anderson (67 runs) and ftaber to Alomar (3331 are the key batters The new Dll is 3* year old Joe Carter (21 HRs, 102 RBIai. Cal Ripken's con­ secutive game streak la at 2,478. Mike Mussina (1S-8. 3.20) leads active pitchers with a 662 winning per­ centage. Scott Erickaon <16 7) and Jimmy Key <16-10> are winners, too Bui top reliever Randy Myers depart­ ed. Armando Benitez (2 43) U his re­ placement. 3. BOSTON RED SOX Imported ace Pedro Martinez (17 a. 1 90, 303 strikeouts) has baseball's richest contract ever - *75 million for six years But the NL Cy Young Award Joina a *UfI that was 12th in the A1, in ERA. 1tlh in hits and mh in walks Dennis Eckersley <36 saves) was brought in lo help Ihe bullpen Manager Jimmy Williams' Hosox made the most errors In the league Infielders Mo Vaughn (.313. 33. 96i, Nomar Garris pans (306. 10. 98. 122 rani I and John Valenlin 1 306, is. 771 can really hit. The new catcher, Jim Leyriu, is a hitter, too But the out­ fielder* aren't Impressive 4. TORONTO BLUE JAYS They might be Ihe best two pitchers in Ihe league: Roger Clemens 421-7. 2 03, 292 strikeouts) won the AL Cy Young award. Newly acquired reliev­ er Randy Myers (131) led the majors in save* (43) Starter Pat Hentgen 0510.3 66) is also a star. But Erik Hanson and Juan Gutman have had injury problems. New manager Tim Johnson worries about the hitting Toronto was last in the A1, in batting average, walks, slug King percentage, Kills and runs Jose Canseco <2J IIIts* replaces Joe Carter at DH. Jose Cruz Jr <26 HHai is the new hope But Carlos Delgado and Benito Santiago begin the season on Ihe Dl, 5. TAMPA BAY DEVIL RAYS Not much is expected Irom Ihe Devil Bays, a first yrvar expansion dub Manager Ijrty Rothschild has only a few fcood hitlers and pitchers Fred McGriff <22 HR*. 97 RBIs), Quinton McCracken <392. 28 steals), Paul Sorrento <31 Hits) and aging Wade Boggs ( 292) key a less than overpowering lineup Mike Kelly i 293> and Dave Martinez ( 266) are regulars Starter Wilson Alvarez <13 11, 3 48) is expected lo become the ace Star reliever Roberto Hernandez 12 43 ERA. 31 saves i might just be the most talented player on the team But the rest of the pitching is a question mark AL Central: Indians might dominate By H.W. Bluer It has decent power, too The heart of the lineup includes Tony Clark <276, 22, 117), Bobby Rig ginaon (.289, 27, 101) and Damion Eaaley (22 HRs, 72 RBIs, 28 SBs). Leading off is Brian Hunter (74 SBs, 112 runsl. For the Tigers, Justin Thompson (15-11, 3 02) is the staff leader. Todd Jones (3.09,31 aavet) offers aolid relief. But there's no real depth in the atariing rotation. Middle relievers are also Cleveland has the hitting to domi­ nate the American League Central. If Its pitching fails, Detroit and Chicago could haw a faint chance. Going into the 1996 season, this ia how the teams shape up. 1. CLEVELAND INDIANS The loss to Florida In the World Series remains upsetting, particularly to manager Mike Hargrove. The Indi­ ana lost 3 2 in the l tlh Inning of Game 3. CHICAGO WHITE SOX Manager Jerry Manuel replaces 7. ousted Terry Bevtngton. who won’t be Clewland'a hitten are scary: Jim missed. The Chisox quit at midsum­ Thome (.286.40 HRs, 102 RBD). David mer, dealing away badly needed pitch­ Justice (.329, 33, 101), Geronlmo ing. Berras (283, 26, 90), Manny Ramirez Frank Thomas (.347, 33, 125) and (226, 26, 86), Sandy Alomar Jr. (224, Albert Belle (274,30,116) are big bop 21, 631, Travia Fryman (22 HR*, 102 pert. Even so, Chicago was 10th in the ____ (213, RBIs), Kenny Lofton <J 27 stolen AL in homers, ninth in RBIs and bases),'omar1 vizquel (260. 43 SB») eighth In hits. So Robin Ventura's etc. return to health is vital. The departures of Wilson Alvarez The pitching lin t so hot. Charles Nagy US-11, 426 ERA) doe* OK. But and Roberto Hernandez on July 31 left the Indian huriera were ninth In the the pitching shaky. Jaime Navarro <9 AL In hits, walk*, homers and ERA. 14,8.76) became the "act." The Chisox wound up 10th In the AL In ERA. Even 2. DETROIT TIGERS Switching from the AL East, Detroit worse, they were 13lh In errors. 4. KANSAS CITY ROYALS hopes to contend. Manager Buddy For manager Tony Muaer, who re­ Beil's dub features speed and defense. placed Bob Boone at the All Star break, there were bright spot* in 1997 The Royals made the fewest errors in the league They were fourth in steals And the pitchers were third in walks Unfortunately, there's little else to be all that happy about. Top batters Jeff King (28 HRs. 112 RBIs), Dean Calmer (23 HBs. 86 RBIs). Jeff Conine (17 HRs), Jose Of ferman <297) and Hal Morns (276). Of course. Kevin Appier (9-13. 3 40) is a star pitcher Tim Belcher (13-12. 5 021 is No 2 The pen is led by Jeff Montgomery (3 49 ERA, 14 saves) 5. MINNESOTA TWINS Maybe the Twins have worn out their welcome in Minnesota. But a change of scenery wouldn't do much to revive manager Tom Kelly's roster. Starter Brad Kadke <20 10, 3J7) — who fanned 174 batten in 239 innings — is an exception. So is reliever Rick Aguilera (3.82, 26 saves). Bob Tewksbury 18-13, 4.22) went on the disabled list twice. Minnesota's best regular, Chuck Knoblauch, was dealt off for prospects Designated hitter Paul Molitor (203, 10, 89) Is 41 years old. Marty Cordova led Minnesota with only 15 homers. Import Otis Nixon (59 SBa) runs fast. AL West: Mariners reach for the top By H.W. User Seattle la looking once again for its first American League pennant. In Uie AL West, Anaheim and Texas are atill just also-rans. Going into Ihe 1998 season, this la how the teams shape up. 1. SEATTLE MARINERS WIUthe expansion of baseball in 1996 help Seattle's Ken Griffey Jr. <204.86 HR*, 147 RBli) lo break Roger Mari*' record of 61 home runs? Griffey ts the AL's MVP. Manager Lou Piniella also counts on Edgar Martinez <230, 26, 108). Jay Buhner (40 HRs, 109 RBIs), Alex Rodriguez (200,23,64,29 stolen bases) and Diego Segul (207, 21 HRs). Disgruntled Randy Johnson (20-4, 128 ERA) was Seattle's first 20 game Contributing for SCC In the second game were Johnny Gulscppe (2-for-3 with a home run. two nm s scored, three RBI), Chris Youmans (2-fnr-4 with a double). Josh Rhodes (2-for-3, one nm scored) and Chris Wade (2-for-4. one RBI). Also contributing wrre Travis Gamble f I Tor-I. one nin scored). Sanford's Rob Dcnmon. who had also been mil wllh an Injury (I -for-3). Ken trelle Evans (one nm scored, one Kill) and Jesse ArvnnHIs (one nm scoredl,______________ RAIDERS fl-5, LANCERS 2 9 GAME ONE Lake County College 020 OOO 0 2 4 3 Bemlnole Community Coll. 102 030 x " () 10 I •Slrwail. Hall (5| and Skun Jcnklnv and YiHim.inv WT Jrnklnv (2-6), U’ . Slrwiirt (0 1) Save _ none. 211 . SCl" Vmimant. 311 . none. I(H . SCC. UulMqipr GAME TWO Lake County College 050 004 O _ 9 14 1 Seminole Community Coll. 201 200 O 5 0 3 G c flin a n n n nd K rk rn v talik -r ThlR prn. M rt-'affanc (7) nnd V m im an* W l' . f i m i n a n n | l - I ) IJ1 Tlucjx-n (3 -4 | Save _ m ine. 211 _ IC C . A b errm n ih le 2. S lrw a il 2. Krnk-y. tC rk rm la lilrr; SCC. Mlindr* 2, G am ble. 311 _ none. I I I I . n o n e K reordn . IC C H H: SCC 11 27. Optimist Club takes lead in girls’ junior softball From Staff R eports The American League Eait figure! to be the itrongeit division In major league baieball Only brand-new Tampa Bay Un i a contender Going into the IMS reason, this U how the teams shape up 1. NEW YORK YANKEES Manager Joe Torre's club look* Romethlng like the world champi­ onship Bronx Bomber* of the early 1950* (the hitting) or early I9M* (the pitching). The heart of the lineup Paul O'Neill <324. 21 HKi. 117 HBtii. Bernie Williams (321. 21. IOOi and Tino Mar tinez ( 296. 44. 141). Chuck Knoblauch <117 runs) U Uie new second baseman. Chili Davit (30 IIKai the new UR. Ace Andy Pettltte 017. 2U ERA) and David Wells (16 10. 4 211 are aolid starting pitchers David Cone <12-6. 2 62m s back from shoulder problems Bui Ramiro Mendoza and Hideld Irabu remain unproven Not so. Mariano Rivera (166 ERA, 43 savesf He closes for a strong Yankee bullpen Josh Rhodes (2-for-t with two doubles, two runs scorrdl. Thomas Grreo |2-for-2. one nin scored) and Chris Youmans |2-for-4). Other contributors were Travis Gamblr (1-for.'I with a double, two RBI). Jnmey Epperson (Ifor-3. one nin scored). Chris Wade (l-for-4. two RBI) and Jesse Arvanltls (one nin scoredl. Gulscppe, who had been out wllh a broken Anger. singled in Josh Rhodes In the first inning Hi give SCC an early 1-0 lead In Ihe first game. Like County came back to take the lead with two nm s In the lop of the second Inning on a sacrifice fiy and a wild ptck-ofl attempt. The Raiders regained the lead for good In the Lhlrd Inning on a two-run home nin by Gulseppe and tacked on three Insurance nm s In the fifth Inning. Gulseppe opened Ihe inning \iy being hit by a pilch and Sanford's Chris Youmans followed with a double. Gulseppe then scored on a wild pilch and plnch-runncr Jesse Arvanllls scored when New Smyrna Bench's Kentrelle Evans reached on an error. Evans then advanced lo serond on a wild pitch and scored on a single tty Chris Wade. winner ever. Jeff Fassero (10-9, 3.81) Troy Percival (3.46) had 27 saves. 3. TEXAS RANGERS and Jamie Moyer (17-8,3J6) are qual­ Manager Johnny Oates has lo get ity starter*. But reliever Heathdiff the Texaa pitching rotation back on Slocumb (27 saves) needs help. track! Hi* starters fell way off after 2. ANAHEIM ANGELS Angels In the outfield? Certainly. leading the majors in wins in 1996. The ERA* of Darren Oliver (13-12), The heavenly trio: Tim Salmon <296, 33, 129), Jim Edmonds (296, 26, 80) Bobby Witt (12-12) and John Burkett and Garret Anderson (203, 92 RBli) (9-12) weren't so hot. Import Aaron The infield corners — Darin Eralad Sele (11-12. 526) did even worse. On the other hand, reliever John (299, 16, 77, with 23 SBs) and Dave Wetteland (1.94, 31 saves) does fine. Hollins (266, 16, 65, with 16 SBs) look nretty zood. too. Catcher Ivan Rodriguez <213,20,77) Manager Terry Collins will use Cecil stare on offense and defens*. Fielder ai the designated hitter. At bat, Texas features Juan Gonza­ But Anaheim gives up too many lez (296, 42, 1311, Rusty Greer (221, homers and walks. It makes too many 26,97) and Will Clark (226). Tom Good­ win stole 80 bases for the Rangers. 4. OAKLAND ATHLETICS Trying to cope are pitchers Chuck Starting pitching is one many prob­ Finley (13-6, 423), Jason Dickson (639.429) and Alien Watson (12-12,4.93). lems for A's manager Art Howe. India Dllmon. Lndsny Gmswrll nnd Shawnnu Williams (one nm scored each). SANFORD _ The Optimist Club of Sanford Leading Hie Sanford Rotary Breakfast Club look a 10-0 lead In Ihe trip of the third Inning offense were Krlshawm Knight (one home and roasted from there, knocking off the run. one single, three nm s scored, two RBI), Sanford Rotary Breakfast Club. 15-6, lo get Marrhcll Woodward (one home nm . one nm an early leg up on the rest of the park In the scored, one RBI), Sheena Ware (one single, Sanford Recreation Department Girls' Spring two nm s scored), Brittany Posted and Emily Junior Softball League at Lakeside Field Huddleston (one single nnd one nin scored Wednesday night. each), Ashley Brown (one single) and Ciystnl Ware (two n m s scored). In the other game, the Sanford Kiwanls Club also took a big lead and bested the D ie Sanford Kiwanls Club took a 4-0 lead Sanford Lions Club IG-7. In the top of the first Inning of the second Die Optimist Club of Sanford Is now 2-0. game on the strength of RBI singles by while ihe Sanford Rotary Breakfast Club and Denyel Hitlrry and Lftlaca Bolden. the Sanford Kiwanls Club are both 1-1 and Die Sanford Lions Club answered with two the Sanford Lions Club Is 0-2. nm s In the bottom of the first Inning with Dlls Saturday at the Roy Holler Junior Stephlne Gathers singling In a run. Field in Ft. Mellon Bark. Ihe Sanford Kiwanls Back-to-back run-scoring doubles by Club bailies tile Sanford Rotary Breakfast Stephanie Para and Brittany Hardy keyed a Club at 3:30 p.m. and the Sanford Lions six nin Sanford Kiwanls Club serond Inning. Club challenges Ihe Optimist Club of S an ­ But ugaln the Sanford Lions Club stayed ford at 5 p.m. close by scoring three runs In the bottom of the serond Inning, with a double by Rrvonda Liwandu Dllmon doubled In a pair of runs Noble and singles by Ondranctka Williams >uid Vanessa Silva singled In one nm to und Katie Trlkamp doing the damage. highlight a four nin top of the first Inning for thr Opllmlst Club of Sanford. D ie Sanford Lions Club closed to within IO G In Uie bottom of the third Inning on an Alter a scoreless second Inning, th r O pti­ RBI ground out by Ntka Conand, but thr mist Club of Sanford look advantage of four Sanford Kiwanls Club put the game out of errors, four walks and'only one single to reacti with ntx runs In the top of the fourth plate six runs tn the top of the third Inning. Inning. All of Uie runs came on walks und D ie Sanford Rotary Breakfast Club got passed balls. back Into the game with back-to-back home Pacing (he Sanford Kiwanls Club ofTense nuis, a two-run shot by Krishawn Knight were Brittany Hardy (one double, three nm s and h solo homer by MarcheU Woodward, to scored, one RBI), Stephanie Pant (one dou­ make Ihe score 10-3 and then ou Iscored the ble, two runs scored, one RBI), Denyel Optimists 2-1 in Uie fourth Inning to make Hiilery (one single, two tuns scored, one the score 11-5. RBI). Shlnrka Lawrence (one single, two But the Optimist Club of Sanford put the runs scored) and Litlaca Bolden and Wliiisha game out of reach by scoring four runs In the Bolden (one single and one RBI each). top of the fifth Inning, with a run-scoring tri­ ple by Alona Smith and a double by Vanessa Also. Shelia Acree. Amanda Waligureky, Silva being the btg blows. Charnel Lawrence, Ashley Alexander, Debbie Fowler. Karryn Easley and Lauren Bennett Die game actually went to the sixth Inning (one nm scored each). und the Sanford Rotary Breakfast Club had Providing the offense for the Sanford Lions outsrored the Optimists 4-1 to close to Club were Rrvonda Noble (one double, one within IG-IO. but the time limit forced the game to revrrt to Ihe fifth Inning. run scored), Trm ika Phillips (one Blngle, one run scored, one RBI), Stephlne Gathers (one Powering the Optimist Club of Sanford of­ single, one RBI), Ondranctka Williams and fense were Vanessa Silva (two doubles, one Kutte Trlkamp (one single and one nm slnglr. three runs scored, one RBI), Lawanda scored each) and Alex Cordena. Lynn Rober­ Dllmon (one double, two singles, two runs son und Tranaclu Jackson (one run scored scored, two RBI). Tara Layton (one home each). _______________________ run, two nm s scored, one RBI), Alona Smith (onr triple, two nm s scored, two RBI) and 40* 14_15 10 lu b tt b u ry Tun/unla Cure and Tea Fredrick (one single 009 SI _ 0 7 each). 4 * 0 0 . te a 391 1 7 s Also contributing were Colette Layton and Sasha Mrrthle (two nm s scored each) and see Continued from Page IB Community Col­ lege from Palatka comes call­ ing at 2:30 p.m. and then travel to Gainesville for the Santa Fc Community College Tourna­ ment this Saturday and a in day. 'Once again we came up short.* said SCC head coach Courtney Miller. T h e kids are working hard, but we just can't push across the runs when we need them most. Once a m onth fle e t c o n t r o l s o ld h e r e ! SAVE from $7 to over $20! Anicare Pet Supply Warehouse *We had a bad Inning In each game tn which we gave up sev­ eral runs. Against a good team like DBCC once they get a lead It's tough to battle back.* Doing the hitting for the Raiders tn die first game were Lyman's Jamie Sharp (2-for-3. one run scored). Like Howell's Brittany Scott (2-for-4), Del­ tona's Erin Maljub (1-for-3 with a double, one run scored, one RBI). Christy Ncudeck (1-for-3. one run scored, one RBI). Candice Hays U-for-3| and Oviedo's Destrae Schwartz (1for-4). Providing die offense In the second gamr were Schwartz (Ifor-1), Lyman's Jonnle Bcland (l-for-2). Hays (1-for-3), Scott (l-for-4, one run scored), Lake Brantley's Mamie Bernstein (1 for-4) and Ncudeck (one nm scored). Y e realty care f o r y o u p e t“ 672 Florida C entral Parkw ay LONGWOOD 260-8272 ext. 5 �4 8 •Sermnole Herald. Sanford. Florida •Thursday April 2,1998 L e g a l N o tic e s L e g a l N o tic e s IN T N I CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIG H TEEN TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION CASE NO. §3 1421 C A M DIVISION L INLAND MORTGAGE CORPORATION Plain titI va ANTHONY A PRESTON #1 al. NOTICE OF SALE Nolle# it h#r#b» Qiv#n that, pursuant to a Final Judgrn+nt of For#c lotur# or Ordar dat#d March 1tfh. 1993, 6Wit###d m Civil Cat# Nymbtr 95 1421* CAM, in IN# Circuit Court tor SEMlNOlE County, Florida wh#r#in INLAND MORTGAQE CORPORATION tt th# Plaintiff and ANTHONY A PRESTON at at , anr th* Dafandanta, t will i#ii th* proparty iituatad in SEMINOLE County, Florida d#acnb*d as Lot 2 COUNTRY MANOR according to th# Plat th*r#ot, at r#cord#d in Plat Boot 40 Pag# SO of Ih# Pubi-c R .io f J i □1 Seminole County, Florida *1 public **l*. to lb# high#*! and b*»t biddn tor c u lt at th« wetl front door J01 N Par* Avenue. Sanford Florida at 11 00 a m on th# 23rd day of APRIL. 1998 Deled March 19th 1998 Maryann# Mora# CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT Or Jana E JaaaarK William M Qolaon A Aaaociataa 1230 South Myrtla Avanua. Suda 108 Claarwatar. Florida 34818 •In accordanca with lha Amancana With Oiaabililiaa Act. paraona in naad ol a apaclal accommodation to participata in thit proceeding ahall. within aavan |T) daya prior to any procaading. contact tha Admimetretiv# Otfica ot tha Court. 301 ft Park Avanua. Sammola County Courthouaa. Sanlord FL 327T1 talaphona 1407) 323-4330. TOO 1-800-9SS•IT1 or 1,900-965-9770 via Florida Rtlay Same#* Pubhth April 1 ,9 1998 OEP-33_______ _______________ IN T H I C IR C UIT COURT OP T N I 19TN JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OP PLORIOA IR AMO POR tS M IN O L IC O U N T Y O IH IR A L JURISDICTION DIVISION CASS NO. S 7-1SSS-C A -I4-K GREAT WESTERN BANK. FSB Plain till VS ROBERT L STAUFFER and ELTNOR L STAUFFER, at al . Oalandanta NOTICE OP PORSCLOSURB B A L I Nolic a la hereby givan that, purauant to that Final Judgmant ot Foracloaura datad March tSth. 1SSS, and antarad M civil caaa numbat 97-1598-C A-14K. ol tha Circuit Court ol lha ISth Judicial Circuit in and lor Saminolo County. Florida, whartln GREAT WESTERN BANK. FSB. im Plaintiff and ROBERT L. STAUFFER. ELTNOR L STAUFFER. FIRST UNION ALLY a n d A t TRUSTEE OF THE HENRY WEBER. BA . REVOCA­ BLE LIVING TRUST. DATED MARCH I . 1991. UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, la/ara Defend* n#t). I will tall lo tha highaat and baat bidder lor caah at lha wait tronl door ol tha Sammola County court­ houaa in Sanford. Sammola County. Florida, al 11 00 A M on I ho 21 al day ol ApnL 1999. tha following daaenbod proper­ ly at tal forth In M id Final Judgmant. lo wil: LOT I I . BLOCK A. ROANN ESTATES. ACCOROINO TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK I t . PAGES 22 AND 23. PUSUC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA NOTE PURSUANT TO THE FAIR DEBT •COLLECTION PRACTICES A C T YOU ARE ADVISED THAT THIS LAIN FIRM IS DEEMEO TO BE A DEBT COLLECTOR ATTEMPTING TO COLLECT A OEBT AND ANT INFORMATION OBTAINED WILL BE USED FOR THAT PURPOSE Oalad tha 20th day ol MARCH. IS M MARYANNE MORSE Clark ol lha Circuit Court By Ruth King Deputy Clark COOILIS A STAWIARSKI 4010 Boy Seoul Boulavard Suite 480 Tampa. Florida 33407 Telephone |II3) S77-S004 CSS rs 7-0218 7 Publieh March 2S. and April 2. IS M DEO-221 IN T N I C IR C UIT CO URT OF TRS t STN JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN AND FON SSMINOLS COUNTY, FLORIDA JUR ISM CTtO N DIVISION CASS NOt ST SSS4 C A IS N FIRST UNION NATIONAL BANK PLAINTIFF VS LESLIE R LONG INDIVIDUALLY AND AS TRUSTEE. UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF LESLIE R LONG. IF ANY. MO A MAI VU A/K/A HOA M VU. I T AL DEFENDANT! ■) HOTICS OF FORECLOSURE SALS NOTICE IS HEREBY QIVEN purauant lo a Summary Final Judgmant ol foracloaura dated March ISth, IS M . antarad In Clad Caaa No 87 23S4 CA14 K ol tha Circuit Court ol tha ISTH Judicial Circuit m and lor SEMI­ NOLE County, Sanford, Florida. I will aaU to lha highaat and bail bidder lor caah at lha Waal Iront door ol Courthouaa ol lha SEMINOLE County Courthouaa located al M l N. Park Avanua In Sanlord. Florida, al It OQ a m On Uw 21 at day ol April IS M the fol­ lowing datcribad property at aat forth hi at id Summary Final Judgmant. to-wil LOT T. WINGFIELD RESERVE. PHASE II. ACCORDING TO T H I PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 2t. PAGES SA. t t AND TO. PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORI­ DA Datad Ihia 20lh day ol MARCH, IS M 'CIRCUIT COURT SEAL) MARYANNE MORSE Clark of lha CucuM Court By Ruth King Dapuly Clark L e g a l N o tic e s TH I LAW OFFICES O l OAVIO J STERN PA ATTORNEY FOR PlnlNTlFF 801 S Umvereity Dnva Suita SCO Plantation FL 33324 (984)233 -8000 97 1741HOOA) In accordanca with lha Amancan with Oieebihliet Act. paraona with ditebrltliet need­ ing a apaciat accommodation lo patticlpata in Ihia procaadmg ahould contact, lha Claik ol lha Circuit Court at lha SEMINOLE County Courthouaa at 407-3234330 EXT 4227 not talar than aavan daya prior lo lha procaadmg tl hearing impaired I 800-985-8771 |TDD> oi t 8009SS-8770 via Florida Relay Service Pubhth March 28 and Apul 2, 1998 DEO-227 IN T H t CIRCUIT COURT FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIOA CASE NO S T -I3 t3 .C A .t4 -K GLENDALE FEDERAL BANK F S B Ptamtill va JOHN MARSHALL and DALE L m a r s h a l l . fuv w<te and ALL UNKNOWN PARTIES CLAIMING INTERESTS BY THROUGH. UNDER OR AGAINST A NAMED DEFENDANT TO THIS ACTION. OR HAVING OR CLAIMING TO HAVE ANY RiattT, TITLE OR INTEREST IN THE PROPERTY HEREIN DESCRIBED. Defendant* NOTICE OF SALS PURSUANT TO C H A P TIR 49 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pu'auant lo an Order or Summary Final Judgmant ol foracloaura datad March tSth 1998 and entered in Cat# No 97-2363-14-K ol lha Circuit Court ol lha Eighteenth Judicial Circuit in and lor Sammola County Florida, where GLEN d a l e f e d e r a l BANK. F S B it Plaint,II and JOHN MAR­ SHALL and DALE L MAR­ SHALL. hie wile and ALL UNKNOWN PARTIES CLAIMING INTERESTS BY, THROUGH. UNDER OR AQAINST A NAMED DEFENDANT TO THIS ACTION OR HAVING OR CLAIMING TO HAVE ANY RIQHT TITLE OR INTEREST IN THE PROPERTY HEREIN DESCRIBED. are dafandanta I will tali to lha highaat and beat bidder lor caah al tha Waal Iront door of lha Seminole County Courthouaa at 301 North Park Avanua Sanlord. Sammola County. Florida 32771. al 11 00 o'clock a m on tha 2lat day ol April. 1998, lha following deecnbed property aa aat forlh in aaid Order or Final Judgmant. to-wd FROM THE SOUTHEAST COR HER OF THE SOUTHWEST t/4 OF SECTION 29. TOWNSHIP 20 SOUTH. RANQE 29 EAST. SEMI­ NOLE COUNTY FLORIDA RUN NORTH. A DISTANCE OF 1880 73 FEET AND NORTH 89 DEO 48 WEST. A DISTANCE OF 1321 T2 FEET TO A POINT OF b e g in n in g , th en ce run NORTH St DEO 47' WEST. TO A DISTANCE OF 330 43 FEET TO A POINT. THENCE RUN NORTH 0 DEO W CAST. A DISTANCE OS 1ST.M FEET TO A POINT TtIBH CS R U N - s o u t h ss o t o 47- e a s t , a d i s t a n c e o f 330.44 FEET TO A POINT. THENCE RUN SOUTH 00 DEG 02' WEST. A OISTANCE OF 1ST M FEET TO THE POINT OF BEGINNING. SUBJECT TO AN EASEMENT OVER THE EAST. WEST AND SOUTH 28 FEET FOR ROAD PURPOSES II you a-a a peraon with a dia•brldy who naad* any accom­ modation in order lo participate In thia proceeding, you are emi­ tted. al no coal to you. lo lha provtalon ol caflam ataialenc* Ptaaaa conlacl lha Court at (407| 323-4330 within two |21 working daya ot your receipt ol due Notice. It you are hearing or voice Impaired, call Florida Relay Service 1100) 9*8-87 70 DATED al Sanlord. Florida, on 8AARCH 20th. I N I MARYANNE MORSE Aa Clark. Circuit Court By Ruth King Aa Dapuly Clark SMITH S HIATT PA Atl or nay l for Plamtitt 24SI Eaat Oakland Park Boulavard. Suda 303 Fort Lauderdale. FL 3330S Publieh March 2t. and April 2. m s OEO-22S______________________ IN THB C IR C UIT CO URT OF TN S t STN JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IM AMD FON SBM IN O LI COUNTY, FLORIDA B IN E R A ! JURISDICTION DIVISION CASS NO. S T-IS S S CA-14-S BANKERS TRUST COMPANY OF CALIFORNIA. N A , aa Cuetodian or Trualee. Plaintiff. va ERIC J LARSON and SUSAN NANNETTE LARSON, tea wile, a/k/a SUSAN NANNETTE ANDERSON, Dafandanta HOTICS OF SALS NOTICE IS HEREBT OIVEN purauant to a Ordar Rescheduling Bala Date datad March 2Sth. IS M . antarad m Caaa No 87-1438 CA-14-E ol tha Circuit Court of the eigh­ teenth Judicial Circuit in and tor Sammola County. Florida, wharain BANKERS TRUST COMPANY OF CALIFORNIA. N A , sa Cuetodian or Trualee. Plaintiff, and ERIC J LARSON and SUSAN NANNETTE LAR­ SON. hla wife, a/k/a SUSAN NANNETTE ANDERSON, are Oalandanta I will aell lo die highaat and baat bidder for caah. Notaa Bane, lha tala will be held al lha Waal Front Door ol tha Sammola County Courthouaa. SOI N Perk Avanua. Sanlord. Florida, al 1100 o'clock a m , on lha 23rd day ol APRIL. 1SM. tha lottowing datcribad proper­ ly at aal forth In the Final Judgmant la wil EXHIBIT -A* Beginning al a point 400 leal Waal ol die BE corner ol lha NE 1/4 ol the NW 1/4 ol lha NW 1/4 of Section 31, Townahtp IS South of Rang# t t Eaal. run thence Waal 100 feat. Ihence North 330 leal thence Eaal 100 teat, the nee South 330 teat lo point ol beginning, run Waal lo lha Eoal light ol way line ol Lake Markham Road (Kali Road), th#net North along aaid right ol way 330 tael. Ihence Eaal lo point North ol die per. pendicutar lo lha point ol beginning, thence South 330 teat lo lha pom! ol beginning a/k/a ISOS Lake Markham Road. Sanlord. Florida SIT 71. L e g a l N o tic e s *ln accord#nc# with ih# American* with Dfiabilit»#« Ac I ppfipnr n*#dtng a apaciat accommodation lo participate in (hi* proceeding ahatild con­ tact th* individual or agency vending nobce not later than aavan (7) daya prior to the pro* reading at the addreat gnren on the notic* telephone 1*B§0* •55*«77t (TDD) nr f.ftOO-3558?70, Y»a Florida Relay Service ’ DATED th«* 2£th day ol MARCH, t99B MARYANNE MORSE. C ltR K Dy Jan* E Jaaewnc Deputy Clark Attorney lor Plaintiff Jamea W Moor*, Eaquir* JAMES W MOCnE. PA 700 N E 00th Street Suite 0 Miami r t 3313# (30S| 750-7800 Pubhth Aprit 2 0. 198ft Pf P - 3 1 _______________ IN T M I CIRCUIT COURT OT THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL IN ANO FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA CASE NO. #7*2980-CA*(4-K LAWRENCE A RISSE and ROSEMARY L HISSI. Ptainliffi, va LAVOYD C YATES and DONNA J YATES ROY and ORENDA ANDERSON QRANTlEV HARQOUR HOMEOWNER S ASSOCIATION INC a'k/a ORANTLCY HARDOR HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION INC . ANO ALL UNKNOWN HEIRS DEVISEES GRANTEES CREDITORS OR OTHER UNKNOWN PERSONS OR UNKNOWN SPOUSES CLAIMING DV THROUGH AND UNDER ANY OF THE ADOVE-NAMEO DEFENDANTS ANO ALL OTHER PERSONS TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN NOTICK OF tALC NOTICE IS HERE0Y GIVEN thal purauant to the Summary Final Judgment ot Foreclosure entered in the above-atyted cauaa m the Circuit Court in and for Se mmole County, Florida I wifi tell at public auc­ tion to th* tugh*tl bidder in caah at the Weat front door of the Courthouae tn Sanlord, Seminole County Florida, at lb# hour* between 11 00 am end 12 00 p m on Aprit 21 al. 1999 that certain parcel of real prop* erty aituated tn lb* County ol Seminole, State of Florida, more panicularty deaenbed aa Vollowa The Eaat 46 Feet of Lot S and the Weal 47 Feet of Lot S and the North 10 feel of the Eaat 4t feet ol Lot IS. and Ih# North 10 leel of the Weal 47 feet of Lol 14. Qfocli D Drantley Half Ealatea. according lo the plat thereof aa recorded in Plat Book 13. Page 16 and 17, Public Racorda ol Sammola County, Florida In accordance with the Americana with DrtabiMtea Act, paroont with dn ahUil iai need­ ing a apec i*I accommodation lo participata in thia proceeding ahould contact tha ADA Coordinator. 301 N Park Avenue. Suite N-301. Sanlord. Florida 33771 root later then live day% prior te the proceeding Ye4#f*IOrt9— (907) 333*4330 •■tension 412 7 l| Nearing impaired. (TDD} I *300*313 •771. or Voice (V) 1*300*351 •770. via Florida Rtlay Sarvica DATED this 20th day ol MARCH. 1333 MARYANNS MORSE Clerk of the Circuit Court Dy Ruth King Deputy Clerk D Paul Oietnch II. Caq Poet Office Do■ 3333 Orlando. Florida 32302 (407) 423*2171 Publish March 23, and April 2, TH t Df 0*231 IN TN S C IR C UIT CO URT OF T N I 1STM JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN AND FON SSMINOLS COUNTY, FLORIDA •SRRRAL JURISDICTION DIVISION CASS NOl 8 T 8 M S -C A -1 4 S COLONIAL MOM TO AGE COMPANY PLAINTIFF VS MAAK A STEVENS. ELIZABETH R STEVENS. MIOOLETOH OAKS COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION. INC ; VALLEY NATIONAL FINANCIAL SERVICES COMPART. JOHN DOE ANO JANE DOE AS UNKNOWN TENANTS IN POSSESSION DEFENDANT!!) HOTICS OF F O N IC L O S U M SALS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN purauant la a Summary Final Judgmant ol foracloaura datad March 11th. ISM , antarad in Chrll Caaa No 9701S2-CA-14B ot tha Circuit Court of the ISTH Judicial Circuit In and lor SEMI­ NOLE County. Sanlord. Florida. I wilt aat lo the highaat and baat bidder lor caah at weat Iront door ol Courthouaa ol tha SEMINOLE Counly Courthouaa located ol 301 N Park Avanua in Sanlord. Florida, at 11 00 a m on lha 21 at day ol April IB M lha following datcribad property aa aal forth in aaid Summary Final Judgmant. towit LOT 4. BLOCK B. MIDOLETON OAKS. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECOROED IN PLAT BOOK 3t. PAGES 33. 34. ANO I I . PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORI­ DA Datad thia 20lh day ot MARCH. IM S (CIRCUIT COURT SEAL) MARYANNE MORIE Clark of tha Circuit Court By: Ruth King Oaputy Clark THE LAW OFFICES Of DAVID J STERN. PA ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF SOI S. Unrvaraily Drive Plantation, FL 33324 (184)233 -SOM IM 0 2 2 8 In accordance wilh lha Amancan with Diaabililtei Act. paraona with dtaebilitiee naad mg ■ apaclal accommodation lo participate In thia proceeding ahould conlacl tha Clark of tha Circuit Court al lha SEMINOLE County Courthouaa at 407-3234330 EXT 4227. nol later than aavan daya prior to tha pro­ ceeding || hearing unpaired 1too-868-87 71 (TOD) or 1-t00*41-87 70, Via Florida Raley Sarvica Pubheh March t t . and April 2 IM S D E O -ttt ( IN THE C IR C UIT COURT. OF THE EIG H TEEN TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIOA. CASE NO.: 98-2099-DR-02-K IN PE Tha Marriage ol YVONNE D CLINTON Palilionar/Wtla. and JAMES A CLINTON Rea pondent/Htia band NOTICE OF ACTION TO JAMFS A CLINTON c/o Evatyna Houp* PO Oik 413 Rtverhead. Long laland NY 11901 YOU ARE MEREDY NOTIFIED that a Petitirin lor Diaaolution of Marrtao* hat bean hied againal you, and that you are required lo aarva a copy ol your Retpone* or Pleading to tha Pelilton upon lha Palilionar'a attorney. A A McCLANAHAN. J R . 212 North Park Avanua. Sanford. Florida 32771, and Me lha original Raaponaa or Pleading in lha Office of tha Clark oi lha Cue nil Court, on or before tha 27th day ol APRIL 1998 II you tail lo do ao. a Default Judgment will be taken againil you tor lha taliaf demanded in lha Petition DATED at Sanford. Seminole County Florida thia 20th day ol MARCH 1998 MARYANNE MORSE CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT BY Nancy R Winter Dapuly Clark Publieh March 24. and April 2. 9. It . 1998 DE 0-233 IN T H I CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIG H TEEN TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FON 9 IM IN O L I COUNTY, FLORIDA CIVIL CASE NO.: • • -14-CA-19-B CRIMINAL CASE N O :9 f -tt 13-CFA IN RE FORFEITURE OF ONE 1991 FORD PICKUP TRUCK V I N 2MJW38MIMCA0 7933 NOTICE OF FORFEITURE FROCIBOINQ TO Gary Ganat 323 7 Ohio Avanua Sanlord, Florida 327 71 and all other# who claim an ailaraal in tha following proper­ ty 1991 FORD PICKUP TRUCK. VI N 2FTJW38M9MCA07I33 Donald F Ealinger, ol tha Seminole Counly Sheriff* Otfica Senvnote County Florida through hi* ofticar*. mveehgatnra or aganl*. aeiied lha above property on or about Nov*mb*i 21 1997 In Sam,note County. Florid*, and I* preventhr holding aaid property for Ih* purpoa* ol forfeiture purauant lo Section* S32 701-932 701 Florida Statute* and will R EO UIST thal an Honorable Judge of lha Circuit Court Civil Onrition. Eighteenth Judicial Circuit. Sammola County Florida. Imd probable cauaa thal tha above pfopeity ahould be forfaited to the above agency You will tie aarvad a copy of tha Oidei finding Probable Caua* one* II la tigned by Ih* Judge and il will advia* you how and whan lo rvtpood to Ihia raquaat toe tortellur* I HEREBT CERTIFY that a true and anneal copy *1 thia Ha waa earn Iw I M *>*.,« ■*< addrara by U B candied mad return receipt raquaetad Ihia 19th day ot March IM S John C Rot*. General Counaal Florida Bar 390717 ■eminote Counly Shan It a Ottica 1148 • 21th Straat Sanlord Florida 32773-9399 Pubhth March 29, and April 2. IM S DC 0-211 M TNS OWOWfT CO U N T SSMINOLS COUNTY, M O i m DIVISION File Nua k I r 9 8 -ttS -C P IN RE ESTATE OF ANDREW FRANCIS O'BRIEN JN Dacaaaad HOTICS OF ADMINISTRATION Th* admtntalratton ol Ih* aetata ol ANDREW FRANCIS O'BRIEN JR . dacaaaad. Fit* Number 9S-22S-CP. I* pending tn tha Circuit Court lor Sammola County. Florida. Probata Drviaron. th* addreat ol which I* P O Drawer C. Sanford. Florida 32772-0489 Th* name* and addreat** of th* paraonal rapraeantattve and lb* paraonal rapraaantativ*'* attorney are aat tonh below ALL IN T I RESTED PERSONS ARE NOTIFIED THAT All paraona on whom Ihia nolic* la aarvad who have objections that challenge th* vabdtty ol th* will, th* eualrfica hone ol th* paraonal rapraaan laltv*. vanua. or |unadiction ol thia Court am required to ( than obfeclione with this Court WITHIN THE LATER OF THREE MONTHS AFTER THE 0ATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY DATS AFTER THB DATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM. AH creditors ot th* decadent and other persona having claims or demand* againal decadent's aetata on whom a copy ol thia notice la aarvad wittun this* months attar th* date of th* first publication ol Ihia nolic* must lit* thalr claim* with this Court WITHIN THE LATER OF THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY DATS AFTER THB DATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM. All other creditor* ol th* deca­ dent and paraona having claim* or da manda againal Ih* deca­ dent's sstata must fils their claim* with this court WITHIN THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICA­ TION OF THIS NOTICE. ALL CLAIMS. 0EMAN0S AND OBJECTIONS NO T SO FILED WILL BE FOREVER BARRED Th* data ol the beat publica­ tion ot thia Nolle* la March 28lh IS M Personal Representative Andrew F. O'Prten III PO Boa 198183 Winter Spring*. Florida 32TIS-8383 Attorney lor Paraonal Raptaaantaiiv# Vernon Swsrtaal Florida Bar No 132720 CARLTON FIELOS WARD EMMANUEL SMITH S CUTLER, p a PO Boa t i n Orlando, Florida 31802 Talaphona 407-849-0300 Publish March 24. and April 1. DEO-220 L e g a l N o tic e s IN TH E CIRCUIT COURT FOR SEMIROLE COUNTY, FLORIDA PROBATE DIVISION Flla N*. 9 7 -5 9 0 .CP IN RE ESTATE OF OORDON EARL VEZNER Oat aatad NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION Th* administration ol th# artel* ol GORDON EARL V E IN ­ ED, daraaaad. Fite Number 07599-CP I* pending in Ih# Circuit Court tor Sanunnt* Counly. Florida Probata Division. Ih# address ot which is Diawai C. Sanlnnl. FL 327720489 Th* name and addraas ol th* paraonal representative’* attorney ar# aat lorlh balow All inlaratlad paraona are required lo til* with Ihia Court. WITHIN THREE MONTHS OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE |l) all claims against th* aalat* and (2) any oblaction by an alternated parson on whom this nolle* waa aarvad that chal­ lenge* tha validity ol tha will, th# quahltcalion ot th* paraonal represent*live*, vanua or |untdiction ol Ih# Court ALL CLAIMS AND O B JEC ­ TIONS NOT SO FILED WILL DE FOREVER BARRED Publication ol thia Nolle* haa twgun on March 2Sth, 1998 Paraonal Rapraaantalrva KURT R VEZNER 7408 Cambridge Drive Craalwood KV 40014 Attorney lot Panonal Representative MALCOLM ANDERSON PA FBN 093978 324 Oalura St at 12 W Palm Daach FL 33401 7*1 (881) 889-8383 Pubhth March 28 and April 2, 1991 DEO-239 IN TNS CIRCU IT COURT OF T N I flO H TB S N TH JU D IC IAL CIRCUIT IN ANO FOR SSMINOLS COUNTY, STATS OF FLORIOA CIVIL DIVISION Caaa N*. 9 T-1 9 9 9 -C A -1 4 -L MiO STATE TRUST II a Dataware butmaa* Iruit Plarntiff, va ElOISE A STALLWORTH and ELVIS D STALLWORTH Defendant* AMENDED N OTICS OF SALS NOTICE i* hereby given that purauant lo an Ordar or Judgment antarad in th* abovecaptioned caaa I * 8 salt th* property situated in Sam,note County Florida, described a* Th* North 80 la* I ol tha South 200 taat ol th* IEt/4 ol th* SWI/4 ot NWt/4 nl taction 33 Townehip 19 South Rang* 31 East Sam, no I# Counly Fland* lata th* Waal 200 leal tharanf at public tala, to Ih* highaat and baat bidder tor caah at 11 00 am on APRIL 21rd 1998 at Ih* weal front atapa ol Ih* Sammola County Courthouaa located at 30t N Park Avanua m Sanlord Florida DATED MARCH 19th IM S (Court 8**1) HONORABLE MARYANNE MORSE. Clerk at Circuit Court BY Jan* E Jaaawtc Deputy Clark Joseph Q SpKola J r, SPtCOLA 8 LARKIN 330-A Bears* Aaanua Waal Tamp* Florida 33613 (813)888-3383 ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF Publish April 2. 6. 1688 DC P-32 IN T N I C IN C U IT COUNT, RM N TSR N TN JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR S IM IN O LS COUNTY, FLONIDA PROBATE DIVISION FILS NUMBS Nl 6 S -IS 8 -C P IN RE ESTATE OF ROBERT ROSCOE PADGETT a/k/a ROBERT R PADGETT. Dacaaaad HOTICS OF ADMINISTRATION Th* ad nutria I rat ion ol lha aatala ot ROBERT ROSCOE PADGETT a/k/a ROBERT R PADGETT. dacaaaad. FILE NUMBER S6-233-CP it pend­ ing m Ih* Prabala Court. Sammola County. Florida. Ih* addree* ol which t* Maryann* Mora* Clark ot Ih* C u t ml Court Post Ottica Drawer C Sanlord. Florid* 22771-0888 Tha name and addmataa cl th* paraonal mpratanUbv* and ih* paraonal rapraaantallva'a error nay era tat lorth balow ALL INTERESTED PERSONS ARE NOTIFIED THAT AH paraona on whom true nolle* It tamed, who have objection* thal challenge Ih* validity ol lit* wrH. ih* quaklrcabont ol Ih* paraonal rapraaantally*, vanua. or jurisdiction ol Ihia court, are required to lito than objections with Hut court. WITHIN THE LATER OF THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE OH THIN TV DATS AFTER THE O A TI OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM AH craddora ol Ih* decadent and other parson* having claim* or demand* ageintl Ih* decadent'* aatala. on whom a copy ol ihia nolle* la aarvad. wittun Ihra* months that Ih* date ol Ih* tint publication ol thi* nolle*, mutt III* thalr claim* with Ihia court, WITHIN THE LATEH OF THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY DAYS AFTER THE OATC OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM AH other creditor* ol lha deca­ dent. and paraona having claim* or demand* againal decadent'* aatala. mual hla lhair claim* with Ihia court WITHIN THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE ALL CLAIMS ANO O BJEC­ TIONS NOT SO FILED WILL BE FOREVER BARRED Tha data ol lha trral publica­ tion ol thia none* r* April 2nd, IM S Paraonal Rapratantaliva. Amanda Psdgall a/k/a Mandy Psdgall l i t Sand Pina Circle •anion). FL 32273 DORAN. WALTERS. HOST t WOLFS Thaodora A Doran, Enquire Florida Bar No t e r m 444 Soabroeie Boulevard. Pool OHico Drawer 18110 Daytona Bench. Florida 32118 (804) t 8 I-t1 tt Attorney lor Paraonal Rapraaantaliv* Publish April f. S 1888 OEP-32 Seminole Herald C L A S S IF IE D A D R A T E S DEADLINES 51* Tuesday thru Fnday 12 Noon tho day bolore publication Sunday 12 Noon Friday YARD SALES P r ic e P e r L ine P r e p a id O nly A D JU S TM E N TS & C R E D ITS In tho ovent ol on orror. tho Sommolo Herald will bo lesponaibio lor tho first naortton only and only lo tho orient ol tho coal ol that insertion Pionao chock nd lot accuracy tho Aral day 11 runa TQ_BLACEANJ\D_CALL SEMINOLE ORLANDO 4 0 7 /3 2 2 - 2 6 1 1 4 0 7 /8 3 1 - 0 9 3 3 D EPAR TM EN T HOURS a AM - 5 PM MONDAY - FRIDAY NOW ACCEPTING 13—H ealth A Beauty EXTRA HOLIDAY WTIOHT7 I O n 1 Paraonal framing ml Litafvn* F linnet Fro* body 1*1 anafyaia Oanme. Erarni# Ptiyaratajll 772 0097 14— F o r S a le SECUfVTY BARS S DOORS U C . 34 yra C m 50 000 0— -gna 85/aq n Fite aal OueMy guaranteed 904 985-0013 or 407 324 3160 71— 21— P e r s o n a l s ALONE? FL* RESPECTED Dating Bureau lor SENIOriS Ltteb 1977 1-800-822-4477 "A60W10N 68I44M196M 8434 SOO-211-8433 Legal Notices M TN S C IR C U IT COUNT OF TN S S M N TEB N TN JUD ICIAL CIRCUIT IN ANO FOR SSMINOLS COUNTY, CASS N C tS T -a n S -C F O IN RE FORFEITURE OF ONE 1884 LINCOLN VI N 1LN0P84FIFT873814 HOTICS OF FORFBITURS PROCSSDINC TO Ronald t Oraan 2447 Sanlord Avanua Sen laid Florida 12771 and ak athara who claim an mraraat m the following proper­ ly 1884 LINCOLN VI N 1LNBP98FIFT872914 Donald F laiutgar. ol th* 8 am, note Counly Shardl'a Otlica, Sammola County. Florida, through tea officer* ntvaahgaiora or apant* sailed N avarre,*, 2 4 1887 m 6# County, Florida, and !y haiding aaid property la* tea purpoa* ol lortertura purauant to (a c ta n t 831 761 >831 704. Florida Statelet, and will REQUEST thal an Honorable Judge ol Ih* Crrcurl Court. Civil Divition. Eighteenth Judicial Circuit. Sammola Ceunly. Florida find probable cauaa that th* above property ahould bo lortadad to th* above agency You wrH b* tamed a copy ol Ih* Ordar finding Probable Caua* one* it i* Signed by th* Judge and it wHl advia* you how and whon lo ratpond lo thra raquaat lor lorI HEREBY CERTIFY lhal a true and corracl copy ol Ifu* Nolic* waa tent to Ih* above named addra n by U S certified mail, ralum receipt requeated. ITut IBlh day ol March.188* John C Rota, General Counaal Florida Bar 380717 Seminal* County Sharin'* Otfica 1348 ■ 28th Straat Bantord Florida 32773-8388 Pubhth March 28. and April 2. 1888 DEO-221 IN TN S C IN C U IT COURT, OF TH E 18TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. M AND FON SSMINOLS COUNTY, FLORIDA CASS NOt M -S S S S rC A -1 6 -L AMERICAN GENERAL HOME EQUITY. INC . Plamtifl, va. LAURIE S DROWN. UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF LAURIE S BROWN. JOHN DOE and JANE DOE AS UNKNOWN TENANTS IN POSSESSION. Da land anlit) NOTICS OP FOR SOLOS U R I SALS NOTICE la hereby grvan thal Ih* undaratgnad Clark ol th* Cucuil Court ol Sammola County, Florida, wlH, an Ih* S H I day ol April. IM S . al I I 08 AM . al th* Waal Front Door ol th* 6ami note County Courthouaa. Sanlord, Florida altar lor aal* and tad al public outcry lo th* highaat and beat tedder lor caah. lha following daaenbod property aituated Hr SEMINOLE County. Florida: Lei SS. Haywood Rapial. City ol Sanlord. Plal Nook 30. Pagai 27 and SB. Pubbc Record* ol Sammola County. Florida purauant to Ih* Final Judgmant antarad in a caaa ponding In tatd Court, lha alyl* ol which la Indicitid abov# WITNESS my hand and olftclal •aal ol aaid Court tTu* 20th day ol MARCH, 1988 (SEAL) MARYAHNE MORSE Cterk ol tha Circuit Court By: Ruth King 0 C John C. Engtehcrdt. P A. 1824 E Living Hon 8 | Orlando. Florida 22803 II you are a parson with • dis­ ability who noadt any apaciat accommodation lo partlcipal* Hi thi* proceeding, you ar* antlUad. al no coal to you. to lha provlaa n ol •pec 1*1 **ait lane* Ptoai* conlacl Court Ad mini* ir* lion al SOI N Park A v a . 01* N301, Sanlord. Florida 32771, telephone (407) 323-4230. Eal 4227, within two working day* ol your receipt of thi* noire*. II hearing Impaired. (TOO) 1-000-088-0771 or Voice (V) 1-000-088-1770. via Florida Natoy Service. Pubbah: Match 20. and Aprd 2. toss DE 0-228 W anted NOW HIRING Througn a Lira Paraonal Piytfve t <00-266 8881 Ert. 7932 83 99 par nan Must Be 18 era Sam U (619) 845 8434 LONELY? HEED TO TALK? 1<00-2964800 811 8828 U 88 F8R MHUT8 GIFT OF LIFE elp F/T S P/T lor i Majur Manutac lurmg plant m Sanlord Pob ion* ar* avaaabto on a* tbrlto. M 310-2811 or 31D-1888 Find P m c « a n d ' Confidence! 21— P e r s o n a l s Lmng npanawa coerwakng A madcar H A Q C A R K I B R a .I N C . AG CARRIERS, JNC. 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DC H 1 W Euterpe* 63— M CMRJ3CARE TEACHERS R ARMS Part 4 M m * naaitod E rt re Oood banatoa CM 322-7905 R Truck* rs Quickly yix* •rate S N America Nma (ra^nt malchmg ays 24 hra 83 ttwi o r tg a g es 1RRR 8RR 8879 MC/WSR «4 U 4 J W ta A H o A > It bekno lor ten read and •*cooboriai p#nr *t FREE report on Ih* *10 Mo*l Common Mrtlakaa m Rahnanc mg Vow Homs' Cat 800-749 4208 fee rac mas* 8 traa report IMMED1AIE QPENWfla CtlAk-f/T avaRMIa o n M a M IH 71— H elp W a n ted WITHVERTC088PRT7TTV* •ALARMS CM DtSary Stoner, 4074888428. Aak lor O n o a ol Nratmg or apply writen 80 North highway 17 92 DsBary. FTarv da Drug Frg« Workpiece SOS. TELE MARKET F4G GUARANTEED $ 10.50 P/H IN TRAINING 3 pos arai Avg t iSSOitv. Sal » comm Sanlord baud pool No COM cabng F/T A P/T Cal 323-2870 8ri­ ll 2 • STAR am ORUVERT DMVKR A l hra WAITRCRR 2 khdto. Cato RorAak tor P*to 322-1988 DRIVER MVAC Whotosator had rmm del* Qpanmg lor a orrrar lor cal dabranM Must ba 21 t ted ml ctoan driving record COL kc. FortM Exp Oood Bt ato*. EOC, Drug traa wortotoc Appr can ba Mtod out al Co* tow Drab 227 Coaukna R Santord 328-0911 jiitiin r To Mira •brrAA~VMT6Be Y h u tk DRIVER Earn 8200 - 8800 waatoy rrwi mg cara-o-gram* tor mora mlormatton aarrd a Mil-adM33d ftiainpad kowkipt to O ssm Canto A gd». PO Boa 81E2S0.MMrH.FL 33281 SanS-Tractor/Ftol Bad Traker Ctoaa A C O L 2 year* vanlai •epartencd Local work-boms moat ra^d. C M 407-323-8881 C E LE B R ITY CIPHER by Lula Campoa CaWkrij Cphercryyeogrerri* ncraaiaa4omgurtekreaby i __ jwopu peel end preeer* Eecn te**r vi Fa a*rwi *i*nd* tor *nc*wf ratoy* tew yr ** * w u retoy*tew F HO E ’ KD F J POD H0 K0 N NOZWFHW MODH EH ZHZUBWEW EW C K O VZBW II 0.0 H Z J N Z E 8 VQZF E F O P . * - ZUFJ YE R 0 P J E H 8 I Z K E I M F V E D , PREVIOUS SOLUTION: *H#t8 come* April again, and as far •• ■can sea tha wotid has mora fools in it than svsr* — Charts* Lamb. �71— H elp 71—H elp W W a n ted MHOMK PRE9COOL HIRING N T CARE OtVtR AFTERNOON •HIFT. Willing to train. C M Joyc* i i i -m t D R YW A U FINISHERS Needed (or r*»rd o n Em »/ handtool* A toW CM Al at 333-3234 DrnAlr Aarvwae, Inc. a prograaaiv* commercial ground auppod company at Orlando/ Sanford Airport ft currantly ••eking a Full-Tima Admlnlairatlva Aaalatant. The require manta tor thrt pom ton m dude* arcaaant PC computet ahMi utilumn Window* 95 Ereal MS Word typing ot a watt 35 WPM, clear speakng voice. good organnation akin*. bi lingual EnghilVSpan •ft •* a pka. and the ability to wort with vanoui level* ot management Dutie* mdude Mam laming workman t com pen Ration record*, an*we ring telephone mqmnea about em ptoyment. conducting new fwe orientation, and other general clerical dune* at ataigned OynAa often medcai and den let mturance after 90 day*. 401K plan. 2 week* vacation, and a chaienpng amok* tree work emnronmenl AM candc date* nuai be able to provide a 10 year worv acboot huiory and pat* a dug acraamrg To Mi out an application pie aw come by oul erFnmalrative of he# Monday Ihrom/i Friday brm 1000 A M unU 3 00 PM jr'. uf 322-031 Ornalr la rv k e k Inc. IT IF Carrier Avenue tenford. FlorWe 32773 CXR LAWN I VC A TREE WORKERS. Mint Have Driven Lcenae C A U 323-3431 t* ■ — — — —■— — -a* m _ a » tip fn in c M B c_o- c- ■tlT in r.nwj. land OparMor COL bae Top pay< 323-3431 ■SZSifiAi-----------------------------------INTERVIEW WO NOW lor Eataer photo promokon al local mM (teed M s <4 Worker* a Eaalar Aunnlsa. Call 1-300N H It) WANTED Sanout peopve devnng aucceaaM WE IQ NT LOSS. IM­ PROVED HEALTH AND (N C R O T l o»a 20 200 pound* 30 day program inter *100 Sane CALL NOW 31S-A4S3 HANDYMAN Carpenter drywatl. piumfcmg etec e*p loon A ken* njrd CM Sieve or Be 2007001 HELP PERSONNEL NOW HIRING' LABOR RtTE “ **330-3416**** NEED 100* MEN A WOMEN Dafy work-Oaky pay Venicie* a PLUS COME WORK WITH THE BEST LABORERS NEEDED FOR UNDERGROUND UTILITY CONTRACTOR HEALTH m SURANCt A M I « 1 K FLA M Drug free weikrem y et tea Wear Drive. SITE FOREMAN lor local comrr* vie* MuW be able to aei pipe A n n crew 322-3133 LAWN MAM TFua tune - DL a mu *1 Good Pay 597 3144 or 349 1423 LAWN PERSON Mu*l have own transportation EXP NOT NECESSARY 40MIT WORKWEEK 407-322-0933. ------- Ea w n 'm a m t EMa n c e — Commerc ial tap. required Dedication a fell abler, a mutrt Can 130-1431 LAWN SERVICE EXPERI ENCE FL DL. 37 OQTu. mad dental benefit* CaM 124-2779 LABOR READY 0 WORK TOOAVm UO TODAY m i *73 I French Are 1234343 EARN EXTRA MONEY w<h your own home r>atad butmat* -nth Shaklee A AT A T Wur* pad ivne and bu<id e hiture. Call 330-3930 to icheduit an ap pomfmenl lo Itndoul howft MERRY M ADS HMMQ Car A Iniurance Needed Weekend* FREE 131 5200 — h sth d b to tw w — t S00 I1.*00 FTT. FuS Training. For Free Kooktel C M 1-300N t l D CERTIFIED MECHANIC lor local tannee Mahan Appry m person at 2500 South Par* Are Sanford 330-2774 eek lor NOW HM M O: Oaecf Madatar* No tala* PT .T T no e>p naca* tary CM 2(3 7(11 PfT SERVICE AGENT Driver VMM FU). drive ( *LJkng Required ' IN and 2nd SMI* P LU M M R (SERVICE) needed rru*t have own rue* a tom U F 3243014. at* lor OeCBe •WtRng to learn * SkNed and Unektoed Wurnar* * Hand MM kiaimey * Short and U n g term APPLY: M-TTl A-Tt AM ar K t t « W H IM Dr. 3234 ( At n ee Frem i PRESS BRAKE OPERATOR Sentord Company ha* mm* tksM opervng* on 1M and 2nd trail lArtl be acre fe> program and OperaIs an eiao brake me Chma 14 94.hr CaM I7 M I0 C SHEET METAL INSPECTOR •An 7 ywara **> Muu be etas •o read bkaapnnt* impact mg dencaa Tamp to Hee poa Pay bated on vq ) MOLLY MAIO IS HFTINO F/T * M -f ♦4-5pm. WHt Train. 407-7(7-3007. drv Ere pay We a w h o t ip o l he Yw wdjgRborHooM- A i w h e r e p a a p t o lik e y o u g e l t o g e t h e r (o r g r o a t ‘ ‘ 1 Km. If y o u te ertorpedo, htondky, a n d read y lo )M t a It dm m a r * h o t p in g to ru n m ilu o rv d o n a r b u a ln e a a e a , (407) 869-0444 RIGHT HAND MAN Needs 75 workara dally. **5 sign on bonus to new hit*E alra pay lo driver* 'Open I am M l Dogtrack Rd. Longwood 2(0-4104 SALES- MARKETMQ Fui or Part Time TOP QUALITY PORTABLE BUll DING MFO Cal Charter 1 300232-43M SCCUftfTT OFFICER JOB Training Armed A Unarmed Branny A Aaaoc (34-7444 SPRINKLER REPAIR MAN needed rruvl have own truck 4 tool* M F 324 9034 SUPERVISOR - ALF FRONT DESK MUST BE STATE CERT CNA APPLY LONGWOOO RE­ TIREM ENT VK.LA0E. 4M E CHURCH AVE. LONGWOOO TELEMARKETERS Ful or part erne Top salary bo nut and commttion Smoking olfice longwood location Cat PEW * (I 737 927Q IRAMEEANS TALLER Benefit*. F/T. CantH M TO O Tn County ElacUlc of Central Ftonda me ELECTRICIANS 4 ripe rented HELPERS lor the Santordarea Call ((7-2212. WANTED: Individual* who S '* seeking a •uMekng pet<k* on antaied carear ONE AT empto, ment anveonmenr proTetsronal atalut and hen*Ml Conttow me career of Denial Atsittng Formal education of 1200 hour* Leading to Stale and Nalmnar credent*’* Wort m a last paced hgfney techncai a cnangmg career m tn* *>ed health twW ot Dental Asarstmg CaM Orange TachrUcal Center*Orlando Tech Dental Depart407*243-TOM. *tt. 4031 Wlwdier you are aveady et to* work place ready to reenwr or (Utl looking to me future they hare a program designed tar you* 73— F-M FLO YM IN T W a n ted COMPANK2N A K X , Contrei* aatrel Am A Pm near mtf*i I a H k k v iu r* rate* t c ( Ref 321-2473 HOUSEKEEPCR 1*1 I Raft, bred A worked yrt 407 6M 5066 tod Laundry phone and U B you are dean and neat and a young parson who tea to snare a 3 bweoom . ctaee to 1742 and Lake Bhrd wen omar young paoCM 4074944510. 95—Roommate Wanted Fum 99—Apartments U nfurnished a GREAT LOCATIONS 1 A t Bdrm* (17S44M Men 121-0122 E A R IX I F U L L - T I I U E P A Y F O R P A R T -T IfV IE W O R K T h « Seminob Herald need* CARRIERS for •stablith«d ro utM In the Sanford area. All you need la dapandabla transportation, organiza­ tional skills and afternoon availability in order to begin a groat new job! POSITIONS AVAILABLE NOW! Perfect For Retired Persons O r A t A Second Income! Check Out The 181— A p p l i a n c e s & F u r n it u r e F o r S a le For •■* F * 0** A ^ o T H E fi OAKRIDOE FARMS Osteen' Oedona area 10 acre* ideal tor horse* or cattle farm Mobile home or homeule Zoned ago (44 900 Financing avail ml tm down payment (904) 7(74300 ______ t«P7)7«06MO______ om es 187— S t o 14 1 (4 an Split 1963 Kirk Fum, tern mt carport U n f u r n is h e d HISTORIC DISTRICT t bdrm. al utrWiet (36<Ymo Seraor preferred 32137(7 MARINER S VILLAGE LAKE APA I BO«U M ’OtfO i norm a«m*fOAhoup 323-6670 117— C O M M E R C IA I. R en ta ls OFFKE/WHSE 3 000 15.000 if From (3 if Prime tocahon tfwy 1732 Sardord 1 N from Avport tthd CaM 124-4440 JlnVSue rout for ROSELEA VR.LAS an special •H tM to n m MUO OKAY 407-110 ( M l SANFORD 1 BORM LO Ouwt reed area HOODOO dtp No pet* no ervKFen 323 0019 (A N F O R D 1 SOftil aacured carnage house appl Aa ap phance* t77Vmo • **c NO PETS SINGLE PERSON ONLY Appry at 915 W Fuat Street 1M7 ! 4 l » CLAIHMONT 2/1S An appliance* met Heal'air t7i8 tern patio Wirt sacrifice tor (3800 CM 330 9664 tor into PARK AVE. MOBKE PARK Home* (3 000 lo (6 000 Setup Financing QUIET! 322-28(1 R ent A MOVE »f SPECIAL!' 400 W) ft A up' (265 A MONTH Office Storage 321 0120 or 333 2554 WYE ST OR BUYING HOUSES PLUMS or LEMONS Charlie M9-72S7 OFTTCE/OFFtCE-WARE HOUSE Horn A.tkace* REAL ESTATE WAHTED'Wam NOTHMQ BUT THE FMEST GoFvww Apt* on Fknehart Rd ( 46A Lk Mary Al apt hornet ml pnv aiarma/garaga* Slate of the an adrvify/trtnaa* laciirfy Open today Stop out or cm 302 2007 tor a personal show 200— L iv e s S pace Fo r Guardian Personal Storage Cal tor deter* 570 2500 SANFORO OFFICE SPACE 2 (ul«e* eralleto* • f t00 SF A 1000 V . 407-321-7004 123— W a n ted to STORAGE SPACE tor boehga rag* or bam Yearly ta u t C M 141— H om es Fo r S ale 160— B u s i n e s s F o r S a le Body Shop Business well et! tor tala 0/ -rate re.4 » |!i •gup tom key pot* trade? No ' rg no credit c*. owner wni d note w'smal down tocated dwfwn Ohando CM tor etto 522 U ouses* n f u r n is h e d NOTICE At rental and real e*la<* adver t t e ie r lt are tubrect to the Federal Fa* Housing Act whch make* a eager lo adremie any preleranc# smrlaton or d<* enmnaton bated on race cu or religion tar hanttcap la (S M DOWN_WHY RENT7 When you can own inw Ibdrm r<um* m CASA, new part 4 car­ pel 7 AM Mom MUO homes' The I earmen Group. Inc. ReMtore------------ M 1-3333 LAKE MARY 2/1 (4(V m o n . (445 dep Sanlord 2/1 (495/ mon « (495 dep No Pels C M *71 LAKE MART 2/1 Fenced great area (45Gmo . depoaM C M 132-M i 7 (A N FO R O U pkje rear Appk . ( t i n kach LR. OH. pool E (790rmo k sac • 2/1 to not area 56SOmo 1*L laM A tec (1(25 to move to 4/1/M C M tor <Ideya) SANFORO C 4 . Saw or Lease Owner fnanpng (00 to 8 2607 Mawema 7(6-4429 or pgr ItANFONO 4 « g cor lot Star m o n t (S T M T S M E 1/1 ban condo „_____ ___ o. WO SANFORO U MBB/M00 181— A OROVTVKW 3? ear n kit up graded matter tuna rwrt to park Make oe*n (81000 Of DC CALLAWAY. Realtor (407) 3J4-9311, Eat 104 GOVERNMENT FORECLOSED Mom** from penruea on ( I OeWvyjer* Ta< Repot FICOa YtxeA/e* Tot Free (1| 000 2 t ( 9000 E«1 H 2206 tor Current M is?. SANFORO (500 DOWN 31 5 Newly rennvaled CHA Owner Agent Vanlur* I Propartw* 24 hOMhoan* 202-M M 2/1 tarn rm . new car K p paml Cant Hear AC.164 900 Dot Walter Jem. Propartw* 123-3165 310 Ss' Al f IIR D A R K M OM I S 2/2 w/carporl.acreen C H A ---------------J M 0 0 n i I4S7) 2224420 | W « NEED HOUSES T O RENT 107—M o b i l e H omes For Rent ELDER BPRBIQ1 CM SR 427 1 1 2Ddrm unfum ( K M » (1 2 V dap CM 333-3(64 or tee man 117—C ommercial Rentals For 219— W a n t e d Alum. Cana Copper / Brest a Recycling: 3214004 84.. 8*1.1-1 ( I I YY. Flret-UfF I 223— M ISC ELL ANEOUS TRAILER u p p l ie s arage B uy to /Fa r m HUGE GARAGE SALE SAT 9*1 WHEEL WOLFE TANNING BEDS TAN AT HOME Buy DIRECT and SAVE) Commeroalhom* unit* bom (199 00 Low Monthly Payments FREE Color Cautog Cal TODAY 1400-711-0151 K JEEP CHEROKEE 4X4. AT. run* great (3.000 OBO 324-7(44 or 121-7M2 Call M MAZDA 323. Buna good. A C A TM O O . Black. USOO* OBO. CaM 321-1(40 SEIZED CARS from (175 Porsche*. Cadillac*. Chevy* BMW* Corvettes Alto Jeep*. 4WD* Your are* Tol Free t800 218 9000 E d 2206 tor Cur- 235— T 2525 OAK AVE-Lutheran Church ot tn* Redeemer LOTS OF STUFF FOR EVERYONE* 323-36(2 2012 HOLLY AVE Sentord NO EARLY BNIOBIt A 231—C ars For S ale GARAOE 8ALE SAT 8-5 HUGE MOVING SALE FRI/SAT 8-? TIRE Hwavy duty. 14*. steel betted 120 CM 332416/ S ales 153 Sheryl Drive Deltona-Off Doyle Road WO qualify wom­ ens doming 16-10). shoes. m t vacuum, arts A soma tods Lot* More” 407-123-1017 & SCOS ORTHOPEDIC FIRM SETS wifi 5 year eananty Nev­ er u*ed Twin (75 Fun (95 Oueen (M 5 Kmg (165 Can aoh-aia-a*«a m i ______________ DRYERS Starting O (ICO War ranfy A dekvary A* Seal 324-32SI ____ MATTRESS SALE • Fu« *./* used boa spring* ( mattres* (6 5 00 Larry* Mart 3224132 PATIO FURNdas* top law* mt 4 chr* UM m brand PVC chaise barttooN chair otto occaatMi* Great cond Taka M (300 or I N tep 324-0454 to ck DOUBLE BAR *M* Ranch local nd m Osteen Buy* beeislaugh lei came Pick up service is available 1234135 S ale BEO-OUfEM *■/* black wroutpf eon canopy and prerrvar ohhoperM *et Never used *M botad C on (1200 Sen (125 C M (T V 7 ]t ( r u c k /B u s e s /Va n s S For ale IM S FREIQHTLWER CA) 365 HP Cummin*. 9 speed, twin ■crew good cond (10.500060 CM 322 7397 238—V ehicles Wanted CABHUSPACt For Jink Cart. Trucks A Mwd . «F(P AUtRCA BCAUTiriA 273 (080 MOVING SALE SAT/SUN 6-? 240—Boat Rentals 2613 George Ave-Bahind Sam High School EVERYTHING MUSTroot! FMHBKI BOATS FOR RENT S u in g at (30 ( up Also 24 Pontoon Cat 330-1(12 MULTI YARD SALE THUR/FRI/SAT 241—Rec. V ehicies/Campers For Sa u 2752 COUNTRY CLUB ROAD Sentord Bukdtog material*. b4#s appliances. punts COLEMANl domes. A mrsc C M 32347(5 Senora Sub 316 Kndar Rd SaiASim ( 4 HtMd eamaAmor* M mull go-bargees* galgrg 2211 ad tor am torn to (ve to sai up n nee pk J 1700 or fade 30241ts VI N lllfll t PROPI R l l ( 5 LAKE MARY Cusi be i f i n Q/rtM pond ttflJOO RCNOVATEO New crpapaae apptOS A A l kan stays, gave bo A deck U M M BC POOL Pr*4oredM* 3 2 tw drvlam 2 car gar/eprt MAjOOO 4/1J RanouaiM Ceramc toe. see ays toed yd ( M J0 0 MARKHAM WOODS M M . 3 bam 1 2 acre* OverllOOaq ft UvttHVMm, acm pool S264J00 I •A I M < D; ‘ • "1 tj ADVANCE TIC TO M C S ihf/l 11(91 3234444 COC0014M 153—Acreage Lot For Sa u DELTONA 10 acre* Meal tor mptxto homauto. home* came tarmng or nursery* Zoned agncuttutal (3 900 ACRE Sm down tktowner (nance. (04-7(71772 or (04-7(74(22 GENEVA 5 acta*-city waiar tight pow. * Owner Fnanong Only (49.100. SANFORD 2-1/2 aoM Only (24.(00 LEASE Prune ahoeroom A warehouse 110.970 *q ft SR 441 frontage 407 57( 2500 WAREHOUSE SPACE 322-2611 NEW RCMOOEL RCMUR Doom, endows carpentry trdrg < deck* A ooncrete 3234832! S 5 G Beam CBCI9880 256-Appliance R e p a ir 304VTE APPL. SERVICE Ra>*irs. M bring*, appi. tod hoi vbhbs (714300 or 2(44*40 258-A u t o m o t iv e >995 Lincoln Supertorelcn Lmo <20- loaded 12 past Mutt See 131.000 5224136 9(7 Chavy Lumtoa 4 ift loaded, ow meet (10 900 1997 Cfwvy .umma V 6 ta*d*d. 28K m.ie* 110.500. 1998 Chevy Lumna 4 ft loaded V 4 7K me** (11.900. 1(97 Dodo* Neon 4 eft auto a t (6 995 1998 Buck Skylark ;u*tom I dr 1/4 loaded I OK Tktot (11.500. (997 Buck Skyark 4 or ktaoad 2OK mile* M.900 1971 Ron* RoyC* d land dr loaded 76K mil**. JOcd cond (10.500. I9M Porto•c BortomnA* SE 4 dr loaded I2K m m eic cond. Mt* new 117.500,1997 Buck Le Sabre mtom 4 dr taadad blue V 4 kka i*w (18 200 19M Urtlubtih* wtamaro aporl LS 2 wh c» loaded 1999 Ford XLT Truck Duly. Craw >. Draaal brand new 500 •tot* navar baan Mlad taadad 135.000 5224130 3ftovy 1977 MaMw CI4**<C 4 Warehouse apace for rent. 1,250 aq. ft, part of larger warehouse area. 24 hour accaaa. Located behind Seminole Herald newspaper building. Truck loading dock available at no additional cost. No lease required. For more Information, call Frank Voltoline at tha Seminole Herald. new 305 motor. AC. Aut Iren* Good, dean 51350 322 1449 263-C arpentry rapaat. paawng A caramc tea ' ' 321-5072 264-Carpet a Installations •CMFET4MRErW OO°- itti- LIW M JANITORIAL SUPPLY a £fcffliltQlC Herald 7 ’ /» : n _ n . n _kff_ v 253-ADOmONS A Remodeling carport lanced :BARV oca p p l ia n c e s F u r n it u r e oods 1497 OBERL1N TERRACE Lake Mary comer 427 A Country Ctob Hampton Park Sub Ch-idrtni items, furniture household A sat *» Rent YARD SALE-Antg Fum A gUt* ware.nice clothing all titet toys, linens lawnchairs.rock­ ing chairrs oak dropuat table.shoes, records,VCR tape*, microwave-to A/C unit*. Get them Eartyt 1943 CadiKac (1000. 1965 Dodge Van (700. 1973 lord P/U (500 17-92 ( 4th St Sentord Frt A Sat Apr 3 A 4 328-0083____________________ 3-FAMILY GARAGE SALE FRI/SAT 9-4 rd lo buy a home mi al leatl 3 tikma musi want tm eghy non qual asurna loan or owner tin, needed lor lam mvg to Sanford CM (9154764301 ask for Snn (136 103— H S 217— G f f ic e YARD SALE Sat 64ca*honfy 804 E A/ipofl Bird Sanford BUNNIES FOR S A LE -Just In lima lor Easter Just (1000 324 m o _________________________ (407) 323-6160 159— R e a l E s t a t e W a n ted US— O uni! 199— P e t s & S u p p u e s CARRIAGE COVE S ales Park Avenu* • 4m Street-Sen lord SOMETHING FOR EVERY­ ONE. IncutoOng H?o toftner-ac 4 TAYLOR MAID BUBBLE Sh4ft metal woods and other assorted clubs Call 330-0SM m .s o o 99— A p a r t m e n t s - G r t in g arage SERVICE CLUB SALE SAT 9-4 RANGES- Several to choose from Warranty A delivery Ak B a t 32A-324S REFRIGERATOR Whirlpool 18 ft. almond lest than 5 yrt old (250 Ak Beet 324-32(6 SOFA A LOVE SEAT l* a new Hgp back cushions Musi seel SSSOOBO 330-7694 WASHERS Always to slock Delivery 2 year warranty A t Bast 324-32(5 4 8 4/fO acre* Reduced to 159,000 BfVrRLT ■ MASON MALTY 157— M o b i i e H Fo r S a le 217— G DAY BED White. Victorten style with 2 twm mattreaae* A trundle Never used (300 407 MA-9954 Wekiva Pines Blvd. ifttNTAU .a s a e e i. SANFORO LO Ibdrm compiaiaiy ban wvwaier A garbag* esc tor cpi or t g parson No pelt 5375. Dtp 322 1917 Looking F o r A J o b ? a f W A i y LAFE l , ir mmilCEWT ITAfFlUC 97—A partments Furnished 300 N. Franch Ava. Sanford. 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DEAR I)!l COTT Since 1955. I ve had a low grade fever (99.21 ever)' day Several doctors haw checked me and concluded that there is nothing wrong Their diagnosis'* "As long as it's less than a degree nbove normal, we don't worry about it!" However, I feel weak and achy Surely there must be help for me. DEAR READER: There is nothing magical about the "normal" body tern perature of 98 0 This is just the mid die of a normal temperature curve some people have lower tem pera­ tures, other healthy persons may run slightly higher. Therefore. I agree with your doctors Don't pay any attention to a "fever" of 99 2, especial Iv if you have an established pattern dating back more than 40 years. If your slight tem perature elevation were reflecting a hidden Illness or infection, you would have developed other symptoms over a period of four decades Nonetheless, I am concerned that you experience weakness and achiness Perhaps these symptoms indi rate an illness such as anemia or an overactive thyroid gland Your doctors should be able to sort things out, using blood tests and X ray examina tions In my opinion, your symptoms are more important than the rather trivial temperature elevation which, in my opinion, is probably normal DEAR DR NOTT If most arthritis medicines can upset the stomach and cause ulcers, why haven't drug com (lames developed a new medicine that combines the anti inflammatory ingredient with something to reduce intestinal irritation'’ DEAR READER Almost all the nonsteroidal anti inflammatory drugs have the potential to cause serious gastrointestinal disturbances Such NSAIDs include Motrin. Indocln. Usline. Voltaren. Relafen. and others Until recently, patients taking these medications either had to use antacids iwhich are not particularly effective) or 112 blockers iwhich reduce the formation of gastric acidi when chronic use of NSAIDs caused irritation Now. hope is on the way The Searie company has just begun marketing a new product (Arthroteci tor arthntis pain This prescription medicine con tains an acid reducer as well as an NSAIl) and may solve the very proti lems that you mentioned I say "may." because it is so brand new that public experience with it is understandably limited However, it shows promise Ask your doctor about it DEAR DR GOTT I have canker sores Is there any new treatment for this annoying affliction? DEAR READER Yes. there it The Food and Drug Administration has rntly approved Aphlhasol for this obtain insurance payments? DEAR READER This scenario is possible but highly unlikely. A rep utable physician simply wouldn't fake treatment just to collect insurance benefits Not all chemotherapy causes symp toms of fatigue, nausea and hair loss Therefore, I assum e that your oncologist behaved appropriately and ethically by administering rhemolher apy that didn't make you ill DR. G O T T purpose The paste should be applied to each ulcer four times a day until healing takes place To give you more information. I am sending you a copy of my Health Report "Viruses and Cancer." Other DEAR DR (JOTT I am 60 years old readers who would like a ropy should and had a malignant tumor followed send <2 plus a long, self addressed, by several months of chemotherapy I stamped envelope to PO Box 2017, had no effects from the rhcino and Murray Hill Station, New York. 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If he has, say, K Q J x in Ihe splinter suit, there is duplication, so a slam will probably not be makablc However, if partner has x x x or A x x, the fit is excellent In this example deal. North's fourdiamond response was a splinter bid (This Is much more useful than treat­ ing the bid aa pre emptive. showing a wreak hand with long diamonds > Now knowing about the singleton (or void) diamond opposite. South bid what he i t says " s w fn r iM t t p m in g 7H*/K CAfitffi. Off AT! 1 GOT 7H*T OUT OF THf vjAY MY FIMT PAY ON MY T v -t A v V / g J by Jim Davis GARFIELD tCCP KETCHUP QN TOO BAP MW DON'T GIVE UP--.! SET FT-fKCZlMG... THE TTMt IWCHlNt TO •COUGH* l — W W AAnCALW F T t t E V t GW tGVJHlS. imix.ts . . m u s L r t would KICK IN W t- fK rW P B Y t- 4 t*i C IMS by NEA. Inr wont** can tu n e r to n ^ tfainfo ‘ cmcvrnw expected to make (Could your part­ North m m sa nership gel to seven if North had the * K U • 4 3 club king’ ! V A Q 2 West led the diamond king * 5 (Perhaps this wasn't the greatest 7 6 4 choice, as dummy was known to be East short tn diamonds, but at least it was West *5 • — safe) What now’ V K J 9 6 4 As declarer, you could take two club * 10 1 7 5 3 I 0 10 6 6 4 3 finesses At least one will work some 4 K Q J s i l t three quarters of the time Yet it is sil­ * K J ) ty to go down in a laydown Win the South opening lead, play a trump to dummy, a A J 10 9 7 2 cash the heart ace (discarding the * — club nine from hand), ruff a heart ruff o A 7 2 a diamond, ruff a heart, and rufT a dia­ * A Q 10 1 mond With the red suits eliminated, Vulnerable: East-West play a club to your 10 (or queen). If Dealer South west wins with the jack (or king), he is endplayed — and you are home He South West North East must either lead back into your re ­ 1 a Pass 4 0 Pass maining club tenace or concede a ruff 6 a Pass Pass Pass and discard. 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N Y 10156 Be sure to state your zodiac sign T A U R U S (A p r il 2 0 -M a y 2 0 ) U su a lly you rs rather independent and adventurqua. but today you might become xtvnofcute because ol a tear ol making a mis­ take Keep things m propor perspective mistakes can be corrected O E M IN I (M a y 2 1 -J u n e 2 0 ) It you gel involved in a group activity-today, be sure everyone realizes he must pay his portion of expenses Don 1 let tho lull burden get passed to you C A N C E R (Ju n e 21-J u ly 22) Steer dear of com petitive involvem ents lod a y in w hich you know Ihe odd s tavor your o p p o n e n t. M a king a side bet w on't improve matters L E O ( J u l y 2 3 -A u g . 2 2 ) B e on guard loday or eise your emotions might over­ rule your logic Be a brt detached, keep a co o l he a d and h old yo u r le a h n g s in V IR G O (A u g . 23-Sept. 22) Keep every­ thing on a purely social basis with triends today. Don't try to draw them into your business deals or let them involve you m theirs. 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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 02, 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/4cf54f527b7642243a3d8734a43143a1.pdf 6e0171672c446b74ae07626aa3dbf578 PDF Text Text February 6, 1998 50 Cents F R ID A Y Sanford Herald •anting Sanford, Lako Mary and Saminola County olnco 1908 90th Year, No. 119 • Sanford, Florida County official sues over pay Drug bust Commissioner Van Der Weide pitted against Clerk of Courts Morse By B U M W H IT * Herald Staff Writer Deputies confiscate even the kitchen sink B y N IC K m O T A U T m ., SANFORD - Seminole County Commis­ sioner Dick Van Der Weide and Clerk of the Court Maryannc Morse appear headed to court. Judith Van Der Weide filed a law ault for her husband against Morse at the County Courthouse when II opened at 8 a.m. to ­ day. Case No. 98-26I-CA-1G-K. to be heard by Circuit Judge Thomas O. Freeman, would pit a pair of elected county officials who havr been feuding over Van Der Welde’s > D ic k V a n D e r W e l d * Hr raid Staff Writer ALTAM O NTE SPR1NOS • One Sanford m an an d three from Altamonte S prin g* were arretted W ednesday, charged with m anufacturing crack c o ­ caine. According to Sem inole County SherifT* sp ok esm an Lt. Jack C ash , agents of the Clty/County Investigative B u ­ reau (C C IB ) served a search warrant W edn esday at a house at 124 Jack so n Street in an unincorporated area near Altam onte Springs. During the search, C aah said approxim ately 8 1/2 ounces of pow der cocaine an d 2 1/2 ounces of crack cocaine w ere seized In addition to two 9 m m handguns. Agents believe that the lo ­ cation w a s being used to m anufacture crack cocaine due to finding Items used for that purpose In the resi­ dence. C a sh said Inside the kitchen officers located a cabinet containing num erous beakers. Although their In­ tended purpose Is scientific use such a s chemistry, b e a k ­ ers have becom e a favorite tool Ibr violators to u se to ' c rack cocaine. for p o e - expenses on an economic development trip to the Netherlands and London last August. Morse, dissatisfied that Van Der Weide produced no meal recelpta and that a fourday trip to London was unauthorized by the county commission, has taken $1,081.00 out o f hla laal two paychecks. Van Der Weide had a zero paycheck on Jan. 29. and had $218.70 taken out of his Feb.S paycheck. He made a written protest to Deputy County Manager Cindy Coto on Tuesday calling Morse's actions Improper and Ille­ gal. Represented by Winter Springs attor­ By BUSS W H IT * Herald Staff Writer .31 TV . . . . . . g $ L aw su it. F a g s 9 A SANFORD • The Big CAT may be traveling throughout Seminole County In u month or so. ShertfT Don Eallnger and Investigator Dwayne Johnson o f the Auto Theft Unit would like the Board o f County Commissioners to pass on or­ dinance to authorize a CAT decal program. The highly visible decals have helped cut down on car thefts In other areas In Florida. T h ere's s need here." Johnson said. "Seminole County had 1.302 thefts In 1996 - that's about 110 a month." A majority of the thefts arr from 1 a.m. to 5 u.m. and that's where the CAT (Combal Auto Theft) decal could be a factor. The CAT decal program would be optional and free of charge to Interested car owners who rarely. If ever, drive their cars between the hours o f I a.m. and 5 a.m. Should someone steal one of these cars, they will not get too far. Law enforcement agencies In all the cities of Weathering the windy fury, El NIAo Sanford may redo historic cemetery By NICK PFM FAUF Herald Staff Writer SANFORD • Estimates Indi­ cate the cost to completely clean up and refurbish the cityowned portion of Pace Jackson Cem etery would b e $05,909. The .portion • ,reportedly owned by the city involves ap p ro x i­ mately five a c re s o f land b e ­ hind Lakevtew Cemetery. The project w a s discussed extensively In a meeting on Jan. 28 between M ayor Larry Dale. City M anager BUI S im ­ m on*. Parka C oordinator H ow ­ ard Jeffrie*, County C o m m is­ sioner D aryl McLain. Deputy County M anager Cindy Coto. Douglaa Stenatrom an d L. Mil­ lard H u n t president o f the Sanford Historical Society. The Historical Society haa Informed the city that U la In hill support o f the c le a n u p and m aintenance proposal. 21. Larry Cuyter, 21 •• *■>• 'i ? ■ I Iriate ••••.............. 2A 1 riaariflari Coates 6B rinaawnid D t Oott . . ............ .88 ............ .81 OMtasriaa. .............. BA .............. 31 la H |lia . . a $ a ..........LB-SB $m Decals combat auto theft tn d u d ln g kitchen pots and pans, a m icrowave oven a n d a kitchen counter an d sink. The seized Items reportedly contained cocaine residue and will be used a s evidence to show that the house sm s a production site for crack cocaine. Persons arrested Include Demetrotus lo m a x . 24 o f 1915 Third Drive. Sanford. Altam onte Springs residents Identified a s C h ad W llQ uentin W llaon. n. 20. B a d ) h a s been charged with trafficking In a c o n ­ trolled substance, m anufac­ turing controlled su b sta n c e s and possession of drug p arap h ern alia. C aah said d u e to the q u an ­ tity o f controlled su bstan ces present, the presence o f the handguns, the fact that crack w a s being m anufactured not lust In p o ssession , a n d the lengthy crim inal histories o f some o f the defendants, the federal governm ent h a s been asked to review the Investiga­ tion to see If It w ould meet their criteria for prosecution. A ll four o f the m en w ere taken to the John E. Polk Correctional Facility. ney Michael Jones, he filed a lawsuit to ­ day. The suit read In part that Richard Van Der Weide requests this Court: a. To lake subject matter Jurisdiction of this action. b. Find lhat die acts and conduct of die Clerk o f the Court are without legal basis and are arbitrary and capricious. c. Award damage to Van Der Weide for violation o f his lights as this Court may deem appropriate. d. Award attorney's fees and court fees. e. Oram any further settlement as the You ramsmbersd ths last Oms he visited? W ei. he waanl very ntoal El Nino, the weafoer menace. Is bashing foe waterfront w s l w«h fury. Ths ashy 20th century constructed wan withstands yet another test tram Hotter Nature. However, I wff have to go under another total today as rain la eipectod to Increase a s the day wears on. Look for ft to d ear i*> later on to­ night and than turn cold. According to die National W e afoer Service In Metooume. ths high for 8unday «di be in tic 50a. Soma of die projected tows tor the coming weak are in ths 40* and even 30s. Sanford M useum C o ord in ator Alicia C larke h aa suggested the city apply for a grant o f $5,000 to $7,000 available b y the H is ­ toric Preservation office In T allahassee which would b e available late this year. In response to a question regarding the origin o f the name. C larke h a s reset research the matter and believes the nam e w a s derived from Page J a c k ­ son. a black laborer who re­ sided at C ypress Avenue and Ninth Street In 1887. He cared for the cemetery over the years, and the cemetery becam e known as Page Jackson, with Uie possibility o f an error over following years lhat changed the nam e from "Past* to "Pace". Clarke said efforts have been under w ay to contact Jam es W alden, the grandson o f Page Jackson who lived next to Lakevtew Cem etery until re­ cently. Estim ates for the total refur­ bishing project have been o b ­ tained from a landscape a rch i­ tect. W ork would Include d e ­ fining the actual boun daries, removing approxim ately 100 dead and fallen trees, remove possibly ISO sm all trees, clearing out undesirable vege­ tative growth, rem oval o f w ire fencing, and debris, filling In aoU of sunken grave sites and overseeding the site. Several city departm ents would be Involved In the projed. The proposal la scheduled for discussion Monday after­ noon during the w ork session o f the Sanford City C o m m is­ sion. scheduled to begin at 3:30 p.m. In the city m anager's conference room at Sanford City H all. Here she m U B & r' Evan Bart Parka w n id hava a tough Mme chooaing between that# 24 tovaly contestants, vying for tha IMa r ' •« QQi aor iM M h8 $ $ rs 1 D8 n a X a 8 * *. -* n y i BchooT. The winner wtl be selected Saturday at the 8HS Auditorfcan at TJOp-m. Tha puM e to invited to foe latent thorn portion, l i a s 8H8 companion, sponsored b y the PTBA, showc ases young woman for moo Seminole High: Back raw (from left to light): Jamie Karr, Joclynn Fos­ ter, KMboily Huffman. Elizabeth Cartaoa Cate. Ktowto KaCy MoCarm, Apr! Jeff. Uaa Whiffow and Jeei Howard. Franl raw (bom toff to right): Amanda Coho, KaMa Balairs. Julia m ■ii ati i> »l May, Lets rice Quinn, Jennifer McNael. Ante Makhoul, April iabecca Alexia, and Cindy �2A Saniortl Herald. Sanford, Florida Friday February 6 1998 ______:_____ *• rf , V Murder arrest ALTAMONTE SPRINGS A l­ tamonte Springs police have made an arrest tn connection with the apparent murder Thursday morning at Hidden Ridge Apartments. According to police spokes­ man K. Bates, police re­ sponded to a call regarding a possible shooting at 725 South Northlake Blvd at approxi­ mately 11:14 a.m. Thursday and found a white female lay­ ing in front of apartment 47. rite woman was pronounced dead at the scene from a gun­ shot wound to the head. A white male. later Idrntltled as Mark Williams, 38. the woman's husband, was on the scene when otflccrs arrived and he was taken to the Alta­ monte Springs Police D epart­ ment for questioning. Subse­ quently. Williams was arrested and charged with minder. Tire woman lias Ireen Identi­ fied as Patricia G riffinWilliams. 36. Tajiri photo exhibit A Look Jrtsirfe Tq/irt photo­ graphs by Jennifer Hronwynn Copp. will be exhibited at the St. Johns Gallery-. The photo exhibit documents The Tajiri School of Performing Arts and Academics under the direction of Patricia Merritt Whatley. An opening reception will be held Saturday. Feb. 7 from 6 to 8 p m., featuring a perform ance by Tajiri Arts at 7 p.m. Violin­ ist Laura Adams will also per­ form. On Sunday. Feb. 8 Tajiri will have matinee performances from 2:30 to 5:30 p.m. Also featured will be the Gospel Choir of University of Central Florida and Port and S tory ­ teller Valada Flrwrllyn. Performance dates for Mother l licks. directed by Alton Lathrop. a production by the Ritz Theatre will be Feb. 20.21.27 and 28 at 8 p.m. and Feb. 22 and March 1 at 2:30 p.m. St. Johns Gallery Ls located at 207 Magnolia Avenue. San­ ford. Fur more Information call (407) 330*7722. Artist exhibits wanted The Fine Arts Gallery of Seminole Community College Is currently reviewing artists' portfolios for the 1998-1999 exhibition season. Open to nil professional artists 18 years and older, all media Is ac­ cepted. Tlte deadline for submissions Is April 15. Send a selfaddressed. stamped envelope, 15-20 35mm slides of your work, a resume or exhibition record, and a brief artist's statement to: Ms. Jere E. Moore, Fine Arts Gallery Cura­ tor. Seminole Community College. 100 Weldon Blvd!. Sanford. FI. 32773-6199. For further information call 1407) 328-2039. The Firsl United Methodist Church of Sanford lias launched a comm unity-wide project. "WPA - Wc Provide As slstancc.* The congregation. Including the youth, is offering free services io citizens In the community who need help with lawn-mowing. car­ washing. window-washing, cleaning, minor repair, etc. For Information and re'gls tration. please call the church office. 322-4371. Epilepsy support groups The Epilepsy Association now offers two support groups. "Epilepsy, we need a place In society", dealing with stigma, meets the first Tuesday of each month from 7 to 9 p.m In room 104 at Florida Hospi­ tal Altamonte. 601 E. Alta­ monte Drive. Altamonte Springs. RSVr- Kllrrn lluwxhurst at 880-6462. "Support. Prayer and En­ couragement’ meets every Wednesday at 7 p.m. In room 402 at Calvary Assembly. 1199 Clay Street. Winter Park. RSVP-Doima 644-1199, ext 203. Young Republicans meet The Seminole County Young Republicans have changed ihelr meeting dates. Beginning this month meetings will he held on the second Monday of each month. The next meeting will be held Feb. 9 at 7 p.m. In the Cranes Roost Office Plaza at 407 Whooping Loop, suite See Briefs, page 3A FRIDAY: S O L U N A R T A B LE : min. 12:30 a.m .. maj. 7:10 a.m .. min. 12:45 p.m., maj. 7:30 p.m. T ID E S: D ay to n a B each: high: 3:45 a.m., 4:06 p.m., low: 10:01 a.m.. 10:12 p.m. N e w S m y rn a B each : high: 3:50 a.m.. 4:11 p.m.. low: 10:06 a.m., 10:17 P C flW P iP O U TLO O K FRIDAY S h v n 63 45 SA T U R D A Y S b w rs 61 47 SUNDAY Ptcldy 60 43 M ONDAY Ptcldy 63 48 LOTTERY Here ara the winning number* selected on Thursday in the Ftonda Lottery: Fantasy S 7-11 -14-21-22 ! p.m.. C o co a B each: high: 4:05 a.m ., 4:26 p.m ., low: 10:21 a.m., 10:32 p.m. D a y to n a B ea ch Sc N e w S m y rn a B ea ch : Seas arc 25 feet w ith a light chop. W a ter tem p e ra tu re at D aytona Is 60 degrees and at N ew S y m m a , 61 degrees. W inds are from the n o rth ­ w est at 10-15 m .p.h. Lotto (Ja n . 31) 17-22-20- 20-37-39 Play 4 5-7*2 Cash 3 7 *5 anday 41. period a ad lag at IO a.as., Friday totaled .OO Inch. ............. ....7 :0 0 a .m . ................. 6 :0 0 p .m . S a n fo r d H e r a ld "Serving Sanford. Lake Mary' und Seminole County Since 1908" Friday, February 6, 1996 • Vol. 90, No. 119 Published Tuesday through Friday and Sunday by Rapubhc Newspapers. Inc. • 300 N. French Avs . Sanford. FL. 32771 Phone: (407) 322-2611 Fax: (407) 323-9406 A0MOMTRAHON Owns KouS • Publisher Olasis Pugh • Business Manager Twin Canat Maknda Moms lands SpagM AOVEATOMQ Chnt Sharp • Manager Elams Guldens R o o m Lavender Cheryl Stone KaSa Warner • Manager Sandy Piaster CriCULATTON EJUsbott Bsnrao EOTTOMAL Lacy Lost - EdSor Jefl Bahncfca Shari BraM Dons Qatncft David Framr JeenaHughee Courtney LeSew NaA PteOatX Dean 6mti Tommy Vrcerl Susan Wanner Ruse Whee PenodKal Postage Pea) et Sanford. Ftonda end edooonet making oThcee usps ail 2M Postmaster Send eddrsss changes 10 The SANFORD HERALD PO Bo« 1667 SerSord. FL 32772-1667 Republic . i :U ; LEGAL* Maigaist Staley mooucnoN Frer* WaSotne ■ Trade Herman Cheryl SmSi press 6 anuppoeo Robert'Stop'Coean B(l Eobd EKsn Tyrrsl. Jr. Sutecnpeon Rem <De*y E Sunday) home Deirvery Mai 3 Months 119 50 (24 00 6 Months (3900 (44 00 I Veer 174 00 (MOO Ftonda Residentt add 7% tales Ur to above raise Newspaper!. Inc. i f * I ifk~, V A f Free services provided -wW............... k & t L _________ Today: Showers. Highs in the low to nvld-GOs. Lows In tile mld-40n. Saturday: Showers. Highs In the low-60s. laiws In the mid to upper-40». duuday: Partly cloudy. Highs In the lowGOs. Lows In the low to mld40s. Monday: Partly cloudy. Highs in the low to mld-OOs. Lows in the uppcr-40s. V. : f 'v t S H ijS l «%■ Vintage view son. Grand Master ol Florida Masons 1965-66, spodscastor Walter "Rod Barbour*; and former Speaker ot tho Houso ot Representative* pro tern and local lawyer. Mack N Cleveland. Jr. Advisors ol tho focal chap­ ter havo includod SHS Pnncipal G D McKay, florist Kont Rossetter, teacher Rodman Lehman, R R. Wright, J r, Lt Edmond L Weber (SNAS), Dr. J.B Root, and Louis Swooton Tho Seminole Chaptor was established in 1922 by Taylor Commandary No 28, Knrghts Templar, a Chnstian Masonic organization William H Slcmpor Jr 1966 67 Stato Maslor Councilor (president) ol tho 1 1.400 member Florida Stato DoMolay Association, is shown here con­ gratulating Florida Governor Claude Kirk (loft center) altor presenting turn with the DoMolay Medal of Appreciation for Leadership in Govern­ ment Tito event happened in 1967 at the Stale Capitol Building in Teliahassoe while Bill was a student at Slotson University. Bill was a member ol tho Seminole Cheptor Order ol DeMolay as was his lather before him Other members of tt*o Seminole Chapter havo includod Claude L. Glea­ A U V U V U V U ^ A V VVM M U M 10 distinctive young men Ety'oy to be showcased Sunday N By MAHVA HAWKINS Herald Correspondent Young Men uf Distinction will show the eommuntty of Sanford ili.it itiey are prepar­ ing to move into Die 21st ce n ­ tury with grave, charm, per­ sonal appearance, educational ami ciilliir.il development. Ten young men will present a Positive Cultural Showcase of Talent, as they strp out and move Into Die 21st century’ on Sunday, Fell H at 6 p.m. This event will be held at the San­ ford Civic Center. Tlckels are available by calling 324-9123. Witness ibis grand affair that is a fund-miser fur Golden Rule, a Hmising and Commu­ nity Development Corporation, which helps to provide through a charitable manner, decent. safe and sanitary housing. Tills housing is af­ fordable and accessible to residents of Seminole County whose household Income meets the criteria to apply for low Income. United Stales D e ­ partment of HUD. housing. The following young men participating with distinction are: Robert Is tin- miii or Joyrc Hig­ gins and Hubert Randall Sr. and the grandson of Huihlu IL Hester of Sanford. Robert Is u senior at take Mary High School where lie is a mem­ ber of the varsliy football team and trnek and field, where he lias received numerous awards. Robert Is Past Parliamentarian for Jr. Amveis Post »17, member of Rejected Slone Full Mission Christian Church where tic purtlel|Nilcs c»i Die Youth Usher Hoard and Is a member of the take Mary High School Home­ coming Court. Oil Feb. 4, Holier) signed Ills Na­ tional Letter of Inicnt awarding trim n 4-yenr nlhlclir m hnlurshlp wiih Die Unlversliy of Cmincetlrul where he plans (o major In busi­ ness administration. Michael Is die son of Coppclta Williams of Sanford and Sgt. Wal­ ter L. taw, U.S. Army stationed In Ft. Ilclvolr. and ihe grandson of Hetty RohliiMsi of Sanford. Micliuel attends Trinity Chris­ tian Academy In Deltona where he Is a im-mbcT of tlte basketball team, baseliall team inid Is consis­ tently <ni the Honor lioll and Prin­ cipals list. Michael enjoys music, collect Ing sports cants and playing video gomes. Ills goal after finishing high school Is to attend college and major In engineering. Brad la the sun of Sheldon and Joanne Aboff of Longwuod. Brad to a sophomore ul take Mary High School where lie Is the VicePresident of F.II.LA. and SA.D.D. where he lias had die opportunity to educate middle school children u i Die dangers af akuliol and drugs, lie la also a member of the croaa country track team and In­ volved In Leadership, Hr.id Is a membrr of the Interact Club, Spanish Club. Key Club and to captain of the golf learn. During Iris freshman year Hrud was class treasurer. He hus been Vice 4*revident of Iris religious group (U.S.Y.), for the pasi two years. Ik was recently awarded the IIODY leadership Award und Die KYLA Leadership Award. He was featured In Who's Who Among Amerlrun High School Students. Hrud enjoys golf, tennis, basketball und running cross country. EEYUf D. ■TAU.WUKTH Kevin is Die Min of Mr. and Mrs. D-muel R. Stallworth of Sanford. Kevin Is n senior al Seminole High Si hoot when- tie Is the head drum major and a induin'r of Die marching Uind. Kevin Is also a mrmlier of Die* track and field Irani. He Is featured In Who's Who Among American High School Sludcnts. Ills lib-long Inlrrrsl In clmfes drawing and designing stnirturrs. lie loves music, blows lrum|x-t and plays lor youth choir. Alter graduation Kevin plans oil al lending college majoring In archtleelural riiglin-erlng. SYLVESTER WTN71. JR, Sylvester is the Ming of Sylvester and Scbrina Wynn of Sanfonl. Sylvester Is a Junior at Seminole High Srhool where he is a mem­ ber of A.AU.. varsity basket ball and Die volleyball learn. He Is also a member nf the Student Oouemmcnl. TheReal ... a tu r a lly ito r L a n d in g R lv a r s ld a Q r llla l t njoy dakctouit Mxittim n t » r « and Wm F lofttln” Mrtwita t»k«Ning an ou* d ri*ig room or on oof i (niciou« daclti overtno*- mg 0AM.Y IUWCH SPECIALS BrkaiS Irtah ( myAng Ciftlh. PfMfi U m Mm* I« On Tte* Dm * QlOufWf Qtohtf U'totoD 8 »*rif»v (k g (L p g g rs I ona t*m Itr ily Dark IM m I m u , L a w s * . 4 Sundry t u r n HOUR nms Tu*t Indsy 4 «*|1 tsnenwkt K im • ♦**. m Phillip Is ihe son of Fcllla Rig­ gins and Ptillllp Hunt Sr. and Is the grand Min of Kuthla Hester. Phillip is u sophomore at take Mary High School wlicrc he ployed junior vurslly football. Is a member of Die trurk and field team and plays baseball for the Clly of Sanford. JON ATH AN EA P D T JonaDian Is tlte son of Joscelyn llorold and Sgt. Roy Eaddy and Is Die grandson of Juanita Harold. JonaDian Is a senior at lake Mary I Itgh School. Is a member of Hit Alpha Tuu. and FULA. After graduation be plans to attend Johnson und Wells University and major In culinary arts and restau­ rant management. i ; rut r v itim na m m gw na »#*• m ;s i Buy any new 1998 i’ W a tercra ft a n d Sylvester was the 1990 Optimist Orulorleal Contest Winner, lie to listed in Wtio's Who Among Ameri­ can High School Students, lie was chosen as Sanford's Person of The Month. He tios rrcelvcd the Semi­ nole High School Citizen Award for I09G and 1997. lie received Ihe Air Force R.O.T.C. Outstanding IHerfomuincc Award and is a member of TuJIrl Arts. Sylvester would like to attend Howard University or Florida A A M upon graduation. Ronnie Is the son or Ronnie and Cynthia Smllh, Sr. He Is a fresh­ man at Oviedo High School where he plays varsity basketball. He at­ tends Grant Chape) AME Church where he la active In the Orlando District. He is U.P.D. Historian of the Orlando District. Ronnie plans to attend Florida A & M University and major in clretrteal engineering. 'Boanto 81 Joltrvs flrvsrf SPEC IALTIES (;i; r a c k u is i eft * fo * 7 H C a r n iv a l C r u is e L in e s . i x /. •The M ori Popular Cruise l.lnc tn Ihe W orld !" »i t ll V 1,11 4*| |l.» \ Central Florida C ycle & Ski 245 N. Hwy. 17-92 Lonflwood, FL 32750 <407) 695-5900 RIDE THE BEST . , ■ ■1.111. . M an, Page 6 A • Local News! * Local Sports • Local Advertising! “5 DAYS A WEEK” S a n fo r d H e r a ld 322-2611 T o S u b s c r ib e ari l I TOP WWW n: ll)J i �Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida •Friday, February 6. 1998 3A Briefs POLICE BRIEFS C o n tin u e d from p age 2A Marco Jordan. 21. o f 524 Wlllnrr Clr.. Sanford, was ar­ rested Wednesday by Seminole County deputies. Jordan was rlmrged with grand theft auto and unrated In the 400 block of Second Street. Jordan a l­ legedly took vlrtlm’s vehicle without permission. 1689. Alt anion le Springs. T h e club Is embarking on a membership drive for the new year, with hopes of Increasing club membership by 25 p er­ cent." said Club President Mi­ chael Ertrl. The newly elecled officers for 1998 arc; Michael Ertel. president: Jennifer WyckofT, vice president: Nate Jordan, treasurer: Katy Estes, se cre­ tary. For more Information please call 359-3372 or 359-7406 Ratall thaft charged Sprint closes offices I>eslle Cooke. 42, of 3020 Carnaby Dr.. Oviedo, was ar­ rested Wednesday by Sanford police. Cooke was charged with rctull theft and arrested In the 3600 block o f South Or­ lando Drive. Cooke allegedly took a package of medicine, look the bottle from the parkage. and then Bird to leave the store. Sprint nnnouurrd that It will give a free $20 prepaid Sprint long distance calling card to every customer In Altamonte Sprlngs/Wlnler Park who signs up for Sprint’s automatic hank withdrawal program b e ­ fore April 3. Tills automatic hank draft program allows customers the convenience of having thrlr phone chargrs withdrawn directly from llielr hank account each month. Sprint's prrpuld calling card give-away Is deslgnrd to rnrnuragr customers to use the automatic bank draft program its a convenient alternative to paying their phone bill nt the company’s walk-ln olflces at 850 E. Altamonte Springs Drive and 151 N. New York Avenue tn Winter Purk. Those ofTIces will close on April 3 os part of Sprint's plun to pre- Strrct and Williams Street. Agency holds an active viola­ tion warrant on Stafford. Drag charges Scot Andrew*. 35. of 1)5 Langford Dr.. Chuhiotn, was nnrsted Wednesday by Oviedo police. Andrews was charged wltlr possession o f drug paraphemalln and arrested on Taylor Street. OfTIrer observed an Instrument sticking out of Andrews’ right shirt pocket. Grand thaft auto chargad Resitting arrest Kenneth Mills. 27. of 1015 Cypress Avenue, Sanford, was arrested Wednesday by Sanford police. Mills was charged with resisting without violence and arrested at the comer o f Klghth Street and lin e Avenue. Driving infraction Eddie Williams. 47. of 2213 Broadway, Sanford, was nrrested Wednesday liy Seminole County deputies. Williams was charged with driving while li­ cense Is suspended or revoked. [Hissesslon of dnig parapher­ nalia and obstruction by d is­ guised person. Williams was unruled on Byrd Avenue. Offi­ cer observed Williams' vehicle driving without any hradllghts. DUI chargad Patrick McGonlgul. 33. of 300 Hidden Hollow Ct., Sanford, was urrested Thursday by Seminole County deputies. McGonlgul was charged with DUI and rrcklrss driving. McGonlgul was arrested at the comer of State Hoad 600 and Bush Boulevard. McGonlgal’s vehicle allegedly swerved back nnd forth, and turned onto a mad without sigmiHng. Drag charges Thyrlsa Stafford. 59. of 939 W. 13th SI.. Sanford, was ar­ rested Wednesday l»y Seminole County deputies. Stafford was charged with possession of drug paraphernalia and a r­ rested at the com er of 13th pare the company to becom e more efficient nnd com peti­ tive. The Federal Telecommuntmtlnns Art o f 1996 openrd the local telephone scrvlre In­ dustry to competition. “The local lelephone Indus­ try ts In Ihc middle o f a revolu­ tion." said Michele Plnnau. Sprint Corporate Communica­ tions. "To lie competitive we must find the most cost cfTce live means to deliver whnl our customers deserve-excepttonal customer service. Payment of­ fices arc costly to operate. Hy redirecting those resources to other areas of our business, we can significantly enhance our service to our customers." Sprint employees who live and /or work In the area. "These employees, from service tech­ nicians to customer service and call center represents llvcs. will continue to serve Orange and Seminole County's over 300,000 customers with thr speed, courtesy and qual­ ity our customers deserve." said Ilnnau. Customers who wish to sign up for the automatic bank draft program and receive a free $20 prepaid long distnnee calling card may do so at the payment office anytime before April 3. In addition to the bank draft program, customers may pay their bills by check, money order or credit card. Customers with questions are encouraged to call Sprint toll-free at 1-800-989-4350. O R iA A / D t j tA K JLJVtg mm Sprint Is hiring 250 new customer service representa­ tives at selerted call centers. Ilnnnu said. The 13 employees affected hy the payment ofTlce closings will be enrmiraged to seek these positions. Sprint will retrain these employees and relocation assistance may tie available. Hnnau Indicated that. In addition to the Sprint em p loy­ ees In the payment offices, there arr more than 2.000 . . r\ J. ■ BET HORSES BET JAI’ALAI Full Card simulcasting trom FL. CA, KY. NY. PA WED thru SAT. 7:30 PM. THURS. &SAT. NOON: SUN. t PM. BET HARNESS Pompano, Harel Park, Meadows, Meadowlands, Yonkers Abo Simutc»*Mrom Mrami snd Dtnis Jai-Alst WWWOfKTICHIC10HWC0MMLU 1 K IW G E antastic S aw s Lake Mary Sanford 3005 W Lake Mary Blvd. Hwy. 17-92 (at Longuood/Lahe Mary Rd, (V'al-Mart Plaza, one block near World Gym) north o f Lake Mary B lid) Beautification award 328-5100 323-9045 Hours: Mon-Thur 9am-8pm • Fri ft Sat 9am-6pm f t No Appointment Necessary) J JUST FO R K ID S , i CUT i i i i i i i Exclusively at Fantastic Sams* ADULT CUT c o lo r' SERVICE i FS BOTANIC PERM’ / i BODY WAVE i $4 ? L i * $ * l $2 6 % \ * 2 y jlnsayoo J vhimpoo • Bio* Dry J Stumpoo *• Cm Cut 1 shampoo • Ftahhed Siyk film |In in M irt /l«U»W ill t( u iH flKH H rJ ill i. - rMkt ... .aIm *— _____.___ *W! lt ) It k urtlr-. n m ti IF.* ttl t/)fr n t. -m ■nrn?..ftw t.ry ) I■ si# %1» k..mg■f*■ A— aur t i(wifrw u WUu i -I f.n ____ ., lu n MUb I n t t.. b t . OrMf* kiwi wywufM utt extra I Jnign linn of ifnuHt ,uli extra I -4fw. Drug* <ttve ¥aetxtrt I nmXifww hair llatnJSi ext extra lipnrt J 20 W Upiiri l xt >m • vn b p iin l'M W • Ml Eipimi/tfise VH I While onioying a scrumptious valuo mail, you may notice a sign on tho lawn at the McDonald's at 3785 Orlando Drive It la a Beautification Award given to the restaurant Wednesday. Feb. 4, by the City of Sanford Scone Improvement Board. McDonald’s Is the winner tor ttts month ol February. Members ol the SIB board (from left to nght): Jone Porter. Connre Wiltame-and Cathey Boeaert present the award to restaurant manager Jack Cordner. Lawsuit------morning. Morse, be pel ally served a copy o f the law­ suit by a private canter or by a sheriff's deputy, waa not avail­ able for comment this morn­ ing. Morse previously said that she has had legal representa­ tion, and warned Van Der Welde what would happen If he C o n tin u e d fro m Page LA Court may deem ap­ propriate. d. Award attorney's fees and court fees. e. Grant any further settle­ ment ns the Coun may deem appropriate. T v c said all along that this thing Isn't over until It's over,** Van Der Wrlde said this PET FOODS & SUPPLIES D O IT Y O U R S E L F P ES T C O N TR O L S U P P L IE S KAYTEE LM FOOD FOR BIROS HAMSTER QERBELS KT. STICK TREAT ‘ USEm i l * PROSUSE* Don't Fuss Come See Us For: Fleas, Ants, Roaches, Termites, Spiders DIAMOND EUKANSUBA IAMS PRO PLAN SCIENCE DIET NUTRO MAX OLD MOTHER HUBBARD BISCUITS 4 LB. BAG S 4 .T S REO. *5.25 *55 QAL. AQUARIUM W/DLX FLOURESCENT HOOO LIGHTS S H k OAK CABINETS & STANDS $5.00 Off Pints Domon WP $2.00 Off Pkfl. 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Tf.tr li t'M i Dills i » I ■.* . i i ' i i A i 8701 W . n in r t I “ mbIS* HARDWARE^ - tU l H A R D W A R E A fl WMM or Brown vcn io Miec F e b r u a r y 7th .. < ) i i 5 L r_ GRAND OPENING S A V E $$$ in did not properly account for hta expenses. If and when the Van Der Welde-Moree case reaches Cir­ cuit Court, It could match a number o f county staffers on one side or the other. The other county commissioners also could be called to testify. Among those who might be called on la Economic Devel­ opment Manager Bob Turk, who was also on the trip to the Netherlands. TUrk said that Van Der Wclde'a London trip was part o f the overall Itiner­ ary. There is confusion about the meal allowance that Van Der Weide was entitled to have on the trip. He said that the Board o f County Commissioners had voted to end the B3. $6. $12 meal allowance with a $50 per diem that required no receipts. He wob gone 10 days and ex­ pected $500 meal allowance. One o f Van Der Welde feUow commissioners said he be­ lieved that county officials should be held accountable and produce receipts for any .trios they take. StuApoo • Bin* Dry , * �4 A •Santcvd Herald. Santord. Flonda •Friday. February 6, 1996 Editorials/ Opinions T h e new head honchos Ron Rose recently took the helm as executive director o f the Greater Sanford Chamber o f Commerce, with Doug Silts elected as the new president. In the business world. Sills ts presi­ dent /chief executive officer o f Columbia Medical Center-Sanford. Perhaps It’s an omen o f the times with the hope that a new director and n president who Is a hospital man can bring a healthier life to the Chamber. Not to say that the Chamber has been lagging during the previous administrations, but with the hiring o f a new director and the Installation of a new president, we think the Chamber will once again band together, work together, and expand Its alms, goals, and therefore. Its ac­ complishments. On a number o f occasions, committee m eet­ ings or special presentations have drawn only a handful of members. It certainly doesn't bring about Interest among active members when they find others don’t seem to care what’s going on. Decades ago. whenever a resident or new­ comer w-antrd Information, the standard a p ­ proach was *call the Chamber o f Commerce." The same held true when people wanted to check on a business, find locations for possibly new businesses or leant more about the atmos­ phere in the downtown area. The respectability of the Chamber of C om ­ merce must be maintained. Can this be ob ­ tained because It has a new president, director or new board of directors? Partly, but not en­ tirety. It will be the responsibility of the total membership o f the chamber, and the people who rely on the chamber for assistance to make the Sanford chamber as Important In the local community as It Is In others across the nation. Some people have the wrong Impression . "Why support the chamber, it never accom ­ plishes anything." they may say. But there Is a great difference between what It may seem to be and what It actually Is. The chamber Is not a government body. It does not have the power to enact laws or Issue orders to anyone In the community. It can’t bring about any Immediate changes or Issue prohibitions or bans. It can however, discuss issues, meet with ex­ perts, study situations, compile Information and publish results or offer them to people srho do have the property authority. The chamber can act as an advisory group. As newly elected President Sills says. T h ere's a lot going on. and from what we are seeing, the Sanford chamber will be a strong voice In the community once^agaln." We urge all members o f the Greater Sanford Chamber o f Commerce and Its officers, the gen­ eral public and local government leaders to work together In all undertakings. Let's use this year o f 1998 to see a better city and area, and when It's over, let's have reason to put some o f this success under the label o f the Greater Sanford Chamber o f Commerce. Legal Notices is tms ctscurr court FOR SaSHROUl COURTV, FLORIDA FROSAT1 OIV1SIOR Fit* N«M»b«r SS-04-CF IN RE- E S T A T I O F L O U IS N . M C C , Legal Notices Tucker put a face on death row BOSTON--Death came to Huntsville, Texas, as a spectacle. Somewhere in Ihe golhlc prison structure they call The Wall, the warden took ofT his glasses as a signal to let the execution begin nnd a lethal cocktail flowed Into Karla Faye TUcker as she lay strapped to a gurney. Outside, a crowd o f a thousand greeted her death with gospel songs or football cheers, holding placards thnt m id "Die Like a Man" or "Jesus was a Victim of the Death Penalty." The European camera crew’s who had rom e to the execution capital o f America, home to seven prisons and 11.800 Inmates, beamed home the pat Image of the wild West. They broadcast Ihe Image o f a backward Lone Star stale where America's highest crime rate Is unabated by lls highest execution rate. The death of this woman was preceded by an unrivaled celebrity star-turn. She appeared on T h e 700 Club" nnd every network show that knew a good guest when they saw a frecklefaced killer or heard a bom-agaln ax-murderer. After her life was over, survivors rushed back from her death gurney to "Larry King Live." Few In the vast audience who came to know Karla Faye Tucker’s face and even the contents o f her last supper-the banana, the peach, the tossed salad--had ever heard or Michael Lock­ hart. the man who beat her to state-Inflicted death In December. Nor did Ihry know that he had also worn a cross, toted a Bible, recited vrrscs by memory. But somewhere between the moment when the 23-year-old Tucker left a pickax In the chest o f a victim and when the 38-year-old Tucker was declared dead at the hands o f the ’ Like many. I found my­ self u n ­ com fortable with these sudden friends of m ercy, t stale o f Texas, a rem arkable thing happened. Karla Faye m ade allies o f Pat Robertson and B lanca Jagger. o f Pope J oh n Paul and the ACLU. For at least one m oment. In one case, som e religious conservatives and som e civil liber- , tartans ended u p on the sam e aide. Just as ' surety and Just a s unexpectedly a s the victim's brother and h u sb an d ended up on opposite aides. This w as a time w h en closed m inds re­ opened. however narrowly. A time when o p in ­ ions cast In black an d w h it e -p r o or con death penalty, tough or soft on crime -were suddenly shaded with T ucker gray. A Christian Broadcasting Network reporter explained w hy her pro-death penalty view b e ­ cam e p ro -T u c k e r "She didn't fit what we thought people on death row were like." An evangelical com m entator supported this b o m agaln m urderer a a a "m iraculously sweet spirited little soldier in the w a r against crim i­ nal wickedness." The w atchword shifted from vengeance to redemption, from Justice to mercy. Like many. 1 found m yself un com fortable with these sudden friends o f mercy. I don't doubt for a minute that h er whlteneaa, h er fe­ m aleness. h er photogenic Chrtstlan-neas made her the exception. Those w ho "fit" the Image o f people on death row arc, after all. d is p r o p o r t io n s ^ b la c k and alm ost entirety m ale. A s the Rev. J im W a llis, the editor o f the C h ristian m agazine Sojou rn ­ ers says, the test Is "to apply that sam e c o m ­ passion to a young btack m an w h o's had a conversion to Islam ." O r for that m atter to someone w ho's had no religious conversion. A s for being a w om an, w e have been told re­ peatedly that TUcker w a s the first w om an exe­ cuted in T exas since the C M l W a r. But a s long a s I have wrestled over the issue o f capital punishm ent. It Isn't the crim inal's gender but the legal system 's fallibility that has given me greatest pause. In 1863. T ucket's female predecessor, an Innkeeper nam ed C hlplta Rodriguez w a s hung for the m urder of a custom er found floating In the A rk a n sa s River. In 1985. the T exas stale legislature passed a bill clearing h er nam e. Better to have passed a bill allow ing life w ith ­ out parole than to need a post-m ortem pardon. But however uncom fortable I am with the idea that w e need an attractive white fem ale believer--m edia -friendly and m arried to a •fit ym & ut& jessm /rtvpz L t g il NotlC— NAT H EN TO FF A town out of a Stephen King novel By Nat HcRlair Brandels re mined u s o f the times when men feared witches and burned I have reported or a number of cases of adults charfto wtth child sex abuse la day-cars centers and with their own children. In most of these prosecutions, rampant violations of due process have inciudsd manipula­ tion of child witnesses by therapists sod official Interrogators Finally, slier much suffering by the defendants, including periods of Im­ prisonment, an increaring number of convictions have been reversed with, of course, no apologies from the au­ thorities. , ? of witch bunts, ACLU affiliates around the country have remained silent. “WeB, we cant take every case," said most witnesses, later recanted) said that entry to the orgies was condi­ tioned on swapping a child or paying admission at the door.” The atmosphere In these court­ rooms aad In the towns themselves recall what Justice Louis Brandels warned against In Whitney vt. Cali­ fornia UR7). Writing of "the bondage , of Irrational fears," Brandels reminded us of the times when "men feared witches and burned women." The prepared testimony of children sent townspeople to prison. Now — os e convictions ore being reversed new trials may be held — some of these fantasies are being dispelled An appellate court has strongly criti­ cized a Child Protective Services su­ pervisor who was present when Del. Bob Peres — the chief orchestretor of the charges and arrests — Interviewed Thanks to a few yet recognise what it has to M w m i to g. the ricUrns will to ■ c ia lB wili pay for what they Nat Hautaff it a nationally authority or th« t o _______________ rtrtt At ORd tto root qftha B ili o f Right*. (IM N X W V A K X �Sanford Herald, Ssnlord, Florida • Friday, February 8, 1998 - CA yam* a its MlTtWU* Students show flair at science fair SANFORD The Sem inole County Regional Science. Math. A Engineering F a ir will b e held Saturday a l the Sem i­ nole T bw n e C enter Mall. P ro j­ ec t! are available for public viewing from m all opening until 7 p.m . O ver 300 atudents will b e available to dlacuaa their p ro j­ ect! from 10 a.m . until 3 p.m. The aw ard cerem ony at 8 p.m. In the lower level court outaide B urdlnea will recognize out­ standing students for creativ­ ity. originality, and their m astery of the scientific method. Student participants are des six through 12 and can from any public, private or hom e school in Sem inole County. Twenty-eight atudents will b e selected to represenl Sem inole County at the State Science and Engineering Fair- In A p ril In Lakeland. FI. Tw o students an d a team will be chosen to represent the state a l the In ­ ternational Science and E n gi­ neering Fair in Ft. W orth. T exas tn May. The fair presents opportuni­ ties for educational experience an d significant rewards. Last year, several full sc h o la rsh ip s were given am ong the aw ard s to winners at the State Science and Engineering Fair. SANFORD J>17•92( CELERY AVE. 13th STREET "It Isn't for everyone." Johnson said. People who work late or are out In the eariy m orning might find them selves inconvenienced. They would need to prove the vehicle w a s theirs b e ­ fore continuing on their way. The A AA of Florida purchased the 10.000 C A T decals for Seminole County. Each decal la 2 1/2 by B Inches. It la yellow with a b ig black cal. Each will be sequentially num bered from 1 to 1000. They will be placed on the back w ind­ shield. A second act of 10.000 reflective decals (for the front w indow ) will be purchased with law enforcement trust funds (Florida Motor Vehicle Theft Prevention Authority) upon adoption of the ordinance. Joh n son said It w a s Important to And out how m any people are Interested. *1 believe w e will have a lot o f people w ho w ant the decals,** he said. "Just through word of mouth, we've h ad 361 requests.** Goodman m inister--to Induce second thoughts about the penalty that put 37 m en to death In T exas last year. I give this m urderer her posthum ous due. Anyw ay you look at It. Karla Faye T ucker put a lace on death row. Jack M . Benton, 83. M oores Station Road, Sanford, d ied W ednesday. Feb. 4. 1998 at Sunbelt N u rsin g H om e, A popka. B orn on A ug. 20 , 1914 In Newton, Ala. He m oved to Centra) Florida tn 1922. M r. Benton w a s a c a r ­ penter for Fruit G ro w ers* E x ­ press. H e w a s a m em b e r o f D A V flm dn n lr C h a p te r 90. M r. Johnson said that Sem inole County law en­ forcement agen cies recover 80 percent o f the stolen vehicles. 8a— a tfi<pcrrt-nt are found tota lljr*t ripped., *•— ' — ' ' » There are a n u m b e r o f new program s in the county. The S h e riffs Office h a s painted m es­ sages on parking Iota *D1d You Lock Y our Car?" C a r ow ners have got to be cautious and take thetr ow n steps to avoid being a victim, he said. ■It s surprisin g h ow m any people leave their 4 m netptace 25th STREET SANFORDAVE the county and yte Sheriffs Department are p s rv o f the CAT pfUtfUWl The d e «* l tatJiprUes the— officers to slop a car being I M decal w nm the car Is .being opersfeo bclween *1he hours o f 1 a.m. and 6 a.m. FRENCH AVE Decal----------------------0 - 8 — M fro— Pago LA keys In the car. They run Into a convenience store, and leave (h e motor running. They com e out. and the car la gone. The guy In the tele­ phone booth w a s w a itin g for a free ride.** The Board o f Sem inole County C o m m issio n ­ ers will listen to the sheriff an d Johnson detail the C A T program on Tuesday. It would lake two public meetings to pa— the ordinance. *M ’ooks like a good deal,** Com m issioner W in A d am s said. *lt*a free to the auto o w n e rs and there would be no tax. If It helps cut dow n on thefts, w e ought to go with I f M ore inform ation on car theft prevention, look on the Internet: http://www.aemlnoleshertfT.org. Not far aw ay from The W all, there la a cem e­ tery w here men killed b y the state o f Texas are buried. T h e graves are m arked with uniform white crosses a n d prison n u m bers Instead of nam es. F o r one m om ent before death, K a rla Faye T ucker broke through that silent grave­ yard o f anonym ity. Survivors Include nieces, Beverly Douthltt, O rlan d o . Louise a Elliott, A ltam on te Springs. Joyce E d w a rd s. Jaapar. Fla.. S u san H ard ee, Evergreen. A la.; n eph ew . D o n aid. P e m a n d ln a Beach. Fla.; several great nieces an d n ep h ew a. O n u n k ow Funeral H om e. Sanford, In ch arge o f ar- M onday, Feb. 2. 1008 »* C olum bia M e d ic a l C en ter-San ford. M aster Curtis • B aptlaL .Sinvlvoca Include m other. t " * 111™ 1* R Andaman. SanA lex Tbny Sr., B » n l o « l : brother, A lex Tony Jr.. 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Hw«M Photo by M«rv» Htoklni Ills i linn h aetliltles as a mein 1st of Refn-shlnr: Splines I’rlml live Itaptlsi Clninli are heinu president of the youth dep.irl menl. serrelmy ol the Men ol t'lirlsl Auxiliary, Vlt e I'n-t.lilrnl of the Youih of North (Vnimt Assn tfallon anil Is on ilu- Yonlh I'sher Hoard. BUSINESS ISN'T BUILT ON DREAMS ALONE TRACY HARRIS Traey Is the son ol the Rev W al­ let .uni Sharon Harris and is a pinlor al Oviedo lltrth Si IiimiI. lit­ is aetlve Is ihett ItOTC. 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A* ahMpa, «*••» ptmhaaaa« wk*Kl MM U k t n « M i CaahtaAiar VKWi •* m i *•**■ Cwgtk»i—a to. m o in lw n w iU iw n i " 1 L H J C P e n n e y i . also look for these other great sales starting Saturday, feb. 7! 2 5 % off all small leather goods, belts, straw hats & selected slippers plus, 2 0 -3 3 % off sleepwear, robes, loungewcar & delicates bras, panties K daywear JCPenney' n tr mca IlMfi JC P‘***f**f COfflfMA| Inc i i l o v e y o u r S t y l e IM i �Sanford Herald. Sanford. Florida •Friday. February 6. 1996 •7 A Religion Rejected Stone pastor has vision for the future Founder's day, anniversary Special service SANFORD • Historic St. James A M K, Church, corner of Ninth Street and Cypress Avenue, will celebrate the I lHlIi anniversary of the church, as well as. the found Irifi of the A M.K. Church. Service!* are planned for I I a.in. and •! p m. Pastor Preston Adams Jr will bring the m es­ sage lor the morning worship service and Rrv. Shlrlry Wll Hams, pastor ol Ml. la b o r A.M.K. ('In in h ol Allamonle. will dellver>’ the ollrm oou message The public Is invttrd lo come and worship wllh this emigre gallon as they celebrate "The legacy of the A M.K. Church * SANFORD • Upsala Presby­ terian Church Invites the pub­ lic to a special service outside the historical sanctuary at I I a.m. on Sunday. Feb. 15. The public Is Invltrd to attend. For more Information call the church office at .1.10 26.15 Mem bers please attend SANFORD - Sunday. Feb H is Consecration Sunday at First Presbyterian Church Members and friends are In viled to attend the two special events ol this day: first, the Sunday morning worship at 10 a m and second, the C elebra­ tion l.unchron Immediately (o llo w in g w o r s h ip nils will lie a catered meal. *«i reservations are requested lor each |>ctson who will hr present. II you have not made plans to attend these two evrnts. please do so "Our goal Is to have even,1 inrmlier and friend of thr church present.* said the Rev. Unite Scott Please call the church office immediately 1.122 2662) or George Weld 1.122-7.100). and let the church know If you will lie present lor the two events. 'Remember that the success of our church programming tills new year of I99H depends oil your initiative and ded ica ­ tion." said Stoll. 'W e are in k ­ ing each Indlv1du.il lo make whatever Hicrtflces are neces­ sary In order to lie present on Sunday. Fell H * Revival at W estview SANFORD • Westview Baptist Chun h will have Revival serv­ ices Sunil.iv thtnugh Wednes day. Feb. 9 through Feb. 11/ Thr Revival will begin Sunday morning at 10 a.m. and con Ilnur nightly at 7 p.m. each evening Tim Williams. Kvangellst. from First Baptist Church of Jacksonville will be prrachlng. Tim Is a dynamic sprakrr and Ids messages will lx- uplifting and Inspirational to all ns hr prrachrs from God s Word. Thr church Is located at 4100 Paola Road (4QA), In Sanford. Childcare Is provided for children through agr 3. For morr Information you may rail the church at 323-0523. Ladies night Thr United Methodist Men of First United Methodist Church are sponsoring u ladles Night-Sweetheart Dinner on Thursday, Feb. 12. at 6:30 p.m. A program of saxophone muslr by Leo Zeola Is planned to complement the dinner being held In the fellowship hall. Plrasr rail thr church office at 322-4371 for reservations. Day ot awareness LONGWOOD - Die Church of thr Annunciation of Women are sponsoring "A Day of Awareness* on Sunday. Feb. 15 from I to *1 p in In thr Church of the Annunciation Family Ufr Center at 1020 Montgomery Rd. Thr Family IJIr Center Is the large build­ ing next to thr church. Four distinguished guests will l>r speaking. Judge Susan Rolierts will discuss and an­ swer questions regarding Child Abuse «ls a result of Domestic Violence. A team of officers from Ihr Seminole County Shrub's Ollier will discuss Substance Abuse and Gang Suppression Rrggl Deaton. Team leader of Social Work lor South Seminole Hospital, will discuss Fating disorders such its Anorexia and liullmla. Thr sessions are particularly caterrd to parents of Middle and High School agr children Admission Is Iree and rrsrrva lions are not required Hahyslttlng will t>r available •uid refreshments will hr served For more Information call N02-10.10 Ordination service By BUSAN WINNER Herald Staff Writer SANFORD - Although Rejerted Stone Full Mission Christian Non-Denomlnatlon Church only has about H2 members. Pas­ tor llen|arnln Adams Jr. has helped the group grow from only seven. With a previ­ ous name change and numerous choirs now under his direction. Adams lias a v i­ sion for Ihr future that exceeds all that lias liern accomplished In the past. Adams told of how the church began meeting at Its present location. "1 have ac­ tually been a member of Ihr church lor 20 years," he said. *1 vr l»een the minister lor five years. In 20 years I have seen the church move from l l t h Street That was 12 years ago. We paid $10 a month and were able to meet at that location for a Sunday and a half each month. Thr lor iner minister. Pastor Fields, said wr needed a place where the people ran meet every Sunday. We mover! to a lora lion on Country club. We were only there a short time and we were told the Green way was coming through there and wr must move. Pastor Fields died some tim e later and many members wanted to dls band. Thr Uird told hr to take this small group and I would be blessed. It was vrrv hard for me l>reausr I had been ofTrrrd a position at another church that paid min h more money and had a house Included I had to obey the Died though so I stayed with them. It was a struggle because many limes I preached to only three people. The most we had might have been 12 * Continuing Adams cited that he went to a doctors appointment for a problem with high blood pressure. At the time he was working as the pastor and tailoring at other employment full-time. Ills doctor made suggestions alxiut lowering Ills blood pressure and a discussion took place alxiut Adams dllrnuna regarding a nrw church location Thr physician m en­ tioned a building that he had available (or sale and that the church that was pres rntly meeting there was only renting and was not interested In purchasing the site Thr doctor suggested that Adams mention this to his congregation and remain In Pastor Benjamin Adama Jr. prayer and follow-up with him at a later dale. "The members were excited when I mentioned It to them.* he said. I told them to pray atxiut It. We finally derided and the down payment ram r and Ihr d o c­ tor held the note. We've lieen able to make thr payments every month since.* Thr church Is located at .100 M rllonvlllr A v r Members meet for servlres on Sun day mornings for blble School at 9:45 a m. ,ind praise and worship at 11 a m. Sunday evening services are schedided on a sp e­ cial activity basis but not weekly. A p r o ­ gram lasting several hours brings young and old together on Wednesday evening tx-glnnlng at 7 p m for what Adams calls ‘ Soul Fcxid Night." As he said. "We come together for about 10 minutes o f prayer and praise We then have a time of spiritual lllblr study We try to help the single mothers and single parents. Then we have a time of physical outreach. Tills Includes a dinner prepared l»V Mother Fields. It s a time lo socialize. Right now Mother Fields prepares the whole meal. She Is a great cook but we feel lead that she lias to do the whole thing We are Irving to get the auxiliaries to lake over like the Usher Board, the Choir or the Men and Women s group.* Kven Iwiore the 7 p.m. service gets started Pastor Adams' wife. Toni. Is busy tutoring those children In need of extra help with school work. "She was Teacher of the Year at Woodlands Klrmcntary." he shared. "She tries to tutor the children about one hours before the Soul Food Night gets started." Adams spoke enthusiastically alxiut the recent Winter Camp meeting. “We Invited all denominations and the law en force­ ment to the meeting." he said. "There were black, white, Indian and Puerto Ri­ can peoplr there. There were all nationali­ ties present. That Is Important to us to bring together everyone because being a Christian Is greater than any denom ina­ tion ran lx- We say we are Christians so wr need to start showing II more. God Is trying to call all denominations together.* Thr youth ministry lias a good youth department and choir according to Adams. They have a Praise Team. Youth Choir and Youth Usher Board. Three choirs are also active within the congregation. A youth choir Is called Chil­ dren of Thunder, a women s choir Is called Women of Thunder and a men's choir Is called Men of Thunder. A contem porary choir also performs. Future outreach Is planned with u tiliz­ ing the additional facilities that the church owns. IV'r want to take our out­ reach to a higher level." he said. “We want to make our prison ministry larger. W e want lo feed the hungry. Our present out­ reach ministry, with Mother Fields, real hrs widows, divorcees and others and meets weekly to talk about their struggles and problems.* Die mission statement, according to Adams. Is "the church where love Is felt and we tell peoplr that Jesus loves them and so do we. That's part of the reason that wr changed the name of the church from Missionary Baptist to the name we have now. Thr (» r d spoke to me and said hr dldn t want Ihr church to be Mission­ ary Baptist anymore. I took It to the folks In the church, we prayed about It for one wrek and wr conducted a ballot vote. We wanted to be open to all with no denom i­ nation. We want to be more active In the community and helping others.* SANFORD Zion Hope M H. Church. 710 Orange Avr . will ordain Minister Itnicr McCray on Sunday. Fell 15 at 1 p in Pastor K G Cafley. congrega­ tion and Congress Numlier I will lie In chargr ol the serv­ ice. Thr public Is Invited to at­ tend C h u rc h e s to c e le b ra te in 8 th jo in t fe llo w s h ip Fam ily hoe down By BUSAN WINNER LAKE MARY • Grace United Methodist Church of l-ikr Mary. 499 Country Club* Rd.. will host a Family Hex* Down from 7 to 10:30 p.m. on* F ri­ day. March 6 with easy, line dance Instruction and a wide variety of music (not Just rountryl Tills event Is open to the whole family and thr grnrral public. Free nursery care will be provided from 7 to 10 p.m. DJ and dance Instruction will be provided by Jim Mitchell. R e­ freshments will be available. Tile cost Is $5 for adults and $1 for children under 12. All proceeds will benefit Grace UMC Preschool. For more Information call thr church office at 322-1472. Breakfast and sale LAKE MARY - Grace United Methodist Church. 499 N. Country Club Rd.. In Lake Mary will hold a Pancake & Sausage Breakfast and a Rummage Sale on Saturday. March 7 from 8 a.m. until noon. This Is an ull-you-canrat at the cost of $3. For more Information call thr church office at 322-1472. all one in Christ as we fellow ­ ship together." A press release cited that "Forward Together In Jesus Name' was the theme o f the 7th Annual Joint Worship Service. Last years service was hosted by New Ufe Word Cen­ ter and Dr. Wayne Harvey preached the sermon. Herald Stafl Wrtlrr SANFORD • Members of First Baptist Church of San­ ford. 519 Park Avr.. and New Life Word Center. 1311 Oak Ave., will meet In a series of activities for their Eighth An­ nual Joint Fellowship and Worshlji Events. Beginning Saturday with a Prayer Breakfast at H a.m. at the Fel­ lowship Hall of First Baptist. Staff, deacons and key lay per­ sons from each church will share 111 this day. Pastor Dr. Wayne Harvey will be thr host for u Joint service on Sunday. Feb. 15 at 10:30 a.m. at First Baptist with the Rev. Ron Merthle preaching. The choirs of both churchrs will Join In praise for tills special time. Sylvia Gray of First Baptist and Sonya Cherry of Nrw Life Word will lead thr singers. During thr right years that members from both locations have worshipped and fellowshipped together many friend­ ships and close ties have been formed. Numerous members have expressed that this an­ nual event Is "a high point In ‘ For such a time as this...' Holy Cross Lutheran Church dedicated its new santurary on Sunday, Feb. 1 in a service that included the blessing of the altar by Rev. Paul Hoyer (center). The cross-shaped building was an addition to on oxistmg Sunday School building. Mvfcld F h o lo i by M u y RowoM Dr. W ayn e H arvey The R#v. Ron Morthlo their spiritual year." According to the Rev. Ron Merthle. "We know that there Is a lot of true Christian tove between our two congrega­ tions. and I am convinced that our coming together us wr have Is making a difference In the community o f Sanford." much with each other except at work and In our neighbor­ hoods. On Sunday. Feb. 15 Its Important because It's one day that we can spend some time and get to know one another. We can build a bridge between our churches and fellowship. These services began In 1991. At the time, the Rev. Floyd Blake was the pastor o f First Baptist. Rev. Blake and Rev. Merthle began discussing how to bring all Christians In the community closer In the kind of love God calls for In the Bible. Southern Baptist Churches emphasize race rela­ tions In the month o f February and the leadership discussed ways to Improve these con­ tacts. Since this also coincides with a focus on Dr. Martin Lu­ ther King the churches felt February would be a great time to coordinate an event such as this. Tilts day Is a good reminder lo us that we all are children of God. As Paul said." Christians are neither Jew nor Greek, neither slave nor free, neither male nor female, but we are all one In Christ.' I think he would also add tliat we are neither black nor white. Sun­ day. Feb. 15 will be a r e ­ minder of that fact. We can remind each other through our time together that we are First Baptist hosted services In 1991 and 1992 but In 1993 New Life acted as host. Since that time services have been alternated between the two. It lias been the custom that the visiting pastor preaches the sermon. Tiie public is invited to this special service. For more In­ formation call First Baptist at 322-6041 or New Life Word Center at 324-0226. He continued by saying. "For the past eight years we've had wonderful fellowship together rotating our services from church to church and having breakfast and dinners together and bringing our worship to ­ gether. Race relations should be demonstrated by the church In that In Christ there Is no difference In people, the church Is a conglomeration of ull nations coming together and becoming one. Our pledge of allegiance says that wr are one nation under God. Invinci­ ble with liberty and Justice for all. If anyone can rrally live that out It should be those that arc washed In thr blood and forgiven o f their sins and re c ­ ognize that we all have sinned and come short of the glory of God. We need Jesus to make us one. We are growing from these experiences and through these fellowships and church services. We are learning to accept our differences. D iffer­ ence Is not a negative but a positive thing. We must appre­ ciate the differences that we have and the difficulties and nationalities and be better as a whole by having come to ­ gether. I think that lias liappenrd because we enjoy tills time together." Dr. Harvey added,’ the Bible teaches that Christians are brothers and sisters yet we don't often get the chance to demonstrate that because we liave relatively few opportuni­ ties to mingle. Our two churches, both First Baptist and New U fr Word Center, are for the most pari racially seg­ regated so wr don't mix too Dr. Wsyns O. Horvoy, Pastor First Baptist Church BIB B. P a r k A venue, 8 —sford • 322-6041 QJou’/ie QA/cCcomc SUNDAY 9:15 am Bible (TVunbien para adultoa an Espanol) 10:30 am Morning Worship 4:30 pm Discipleship Training 6:00 pm Evening Worship W ED NESD AY 6:30 pm Small Groups for adults, youth, and children THUR SD AY 3:00 pm Conversational English training for adults �* * •Santord Harold, Santord, Florida • Friday. Fabruary 6.1096 M v^ U m m 400> t l 0 »m h K M M tN r «V - t O »» 1700* * SonViUui CcrOlin- 1* M M tWm 100 im lO O lllp n lOOtm Congregational Christian Church, 2401 8. 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U e -i * 11 00 1 1 30 Temp* IWo* IllSSIlau mm K S 71ST~ S p P SpraelK Sw*o)S Traeaftag SSyaMryl “Cadear The Vagai n be wax>- prpwSo)'* ka'piSw aotPul IU 1 IK Ua IN* Yeil II Mi n nr Zb M me Aavaarw. 1A4> SbeaT pi Suwof K "Head Guna" |b Surae) Nary Gary ftuhar Si m laWaW*e4it / » Cd Taday1* FsudyiRj I B |Bi*ia*MLaH O rm m m w m a FaM — t W d M a a T C U i? Par* r M a r T u L l lp I p m . IP M p ife u a N K ^ KawsgSrBrpftCmUto ■MM Uam K i . p u r g > a < l-l 1 -S W f c A i �Sanford Herald F R ID A Y 199^ PREP ATHLETICS Three wins and a tie flemta of «»• w—k Local so ccer, w restling te a m s h ave good even in g s You’re no sports fan you miss.. Herald S taff W riter F«b. 8: Lakt Howgll at 8«mlnoi«, boys basketball, 7:30 p.m. A t th e sta rt o f th e s e a s o n a n y o n e w h o t h o u g h t a b o u t It w o u ld h a v e n a m e d O vied o , L a k e H o w e ll, m a y b e L a k e M a ry , a s th e fa v o r ­ ite to w in th e S e m in o le A th le tic C o n fe re n c e . S e m in o le t h r e w e v e ry o n e a s u r p r is e a n d c lin c h e d a t le a s t a tie w ith Its w in o v e r O v ie d o T u esd ay a n d U s com eback over L y m a n W edn esday. A r r o w F o rc e V I h a s n ’t J u st p la y e d w ell, th ey ’ve c o m e to g e th e r a s a te a m a n d a r e a t h re a t to g o to s ta te s d esp ite a th ird seed In th e C la s s 5 A -5 t o u r n a m e n t w h ic h b e g in s a t S e m in o le n e x t w e e k . E v e ry n ig h t a d iffe re n t p e r s o n h a s s to o d o u t fo r S e m in o le . O n e n ig h t. It's C o r n e liu s B lu e , th e n D a r y l R e d d in g t a k e s o v e r, fo llo w e d b y M e q u a l 'M a g i c * B u s h . L a te ly it’s b e e n T e rri P a tric k w h o h a d a c a ­ r e e r -h ig h 2 5 p o in t s in a h u g e w in o v e r la st s e a s o n 's s ta te fin a lis t O v ie d o . A r r o w F o rc e V I J u m p e d o u t to a 2 3 -0 le a d o n O v ied o , t h e n s h o w e d v e te ra n p o is e In h o ld in g in fo r th e w in . L a k e H o w e ll c o u ld b e th e to u g h e s t h o m e c h a lle n g e Cor S e m in o le yet. T h e ’N o tes h a ­ v e n ’t lo s t a c o n fe re n c e g a m e a t h o m e a ll s e a ­ s o n . b u t L a k e H o w e ll is c o m in g o ff a b i g w in o v e r O v ie d o a n d d id n ’t s u ffe r a h a n g o v e r a s It k n o c k e d o f f W in t e r S p r in g s W e d n e s d a y . R e g ­ g ie K o h n h a d o n e o f h is b ig g e s t n ig h t s o f th e s e a s o n in th e O v ie d o w in a n d R y a n S m it h a g a t n s t D a r y l R e d d in g fo r r e b o u n d in g s u ­ p r e m a c y s h o u ld b e a b a ttle . M a ry , g ir ls a o e e a r, 7 0 0 p .m . Thla one Is a rematch between the two teams which met lust last week. Lake Howell hadn’t loat a conference or district fam e all season but was dismantled by top-ranked Lake Mazy. Now, the teams meet again In a make-up game and both aides have a lot to prove. For Lake Howell, It's a statement game. The Lady Hawks were riding high before Lake Mazy and featured one o f the beat player sin the state, sophomore Nandi Pryce. They start four freshmen, but there are on the Olympic Development team and can play with anyone. Until they met Lake Mary. The Lady Rama have Ally Benitez, tied with Pryce ana Seminole's C.C. Quillen for the Bearing lead In Sem inole County, freshman Ashley KeOgren who has been on fire lately, and goaltendcr Jordan Kellgren who recently a llie d to play at the University o f Florida next season. Pryce versus Benitez for the county goal Creek on W edn esday at 7:30 p.m. PATRI0T8 EDGE 8ANDCRAB8 S A N F O R D _ After dom inating the first h a lf only to be held to a 0-0 tie, C .C . Qutllan finally scored for Sem inole with two m inutes left In the gam e to tie M ainland 1-1 In a C la ss BA-Dlstrlct 5 girls’ soccer gam e T h ursday night. *W e tried to win, but are are happy with the tie * said Sem inole head coach Tony A rena. 'M ain lan d h a s one o f the top soccer program s In the state, so this w as a big gam e for us.* In addition to O ulllan. Evte C epu ran . Laura Sasao and Courtney N ew m an also h a s excep­ tional gam es for the Fighting Sem lnoles. Last night’s tie cam e on the heals o f an Im ­ pressive 5-0 victory for the Tribe over Pine Ridge In another district contest on W ednesday. C epu ran led the w ay with two goals and an assist, while N ew m an. A bble Kennedy and Paula O ulllan added one goal each. C .C. O ulllan contributed two assists and Sasao had one. Seminole Is now 11-8-2 on the season and will play at Deltona In a HA-5 gam e starting at 7 p.m. on Tuesday and host 5A-5 foe Spruce Is D istrict 3, dominated by Sem inole County, the top basketball district m the state? That may be answered this week as Lake HoweU, Lyman. Lake Brantley, Lake M ary. Oviedo find Deland from Volusia County get together to aee which two teams head for the states. There's a lot o f talent to choose from. Top to bottom. Oviedo is the deepest. Lake Howell to the m oat talented. Lake Brantley to the dangerous sleeper, and Lake Mary can beat any o f them with a healthy Paul Belk. Hus. the Rams have home court advantage and a team that can battle Lake Howell across the front. Oviedo's Seth Fowler and Scott M oore, South and Kohn from Lake HowelL Ben Ker■enbrock o f Lake M aty. Draw Morgan o f Lake Brantley and Lance Vas o f Lyman are |uat aome o f the Seminole County stare who will be IqnktRg to take a trip to lakeland w ith a Brat o r eeoond In the districts. Lake Brantley win go against Lyman at 6 p ja. and la k e M ary w ill take on Defend at 7:30 p.m. In the opening round Wednesday. ALTAM O N TE SPR1NOS _ Kevin Friedman. Jam es R uss an d A la n T ucker scored one u n as­ sisted fn a l each a s Lake Brantley edged Seabreeze. 3-2, m a boys* soccer gam e. The two team s battled to a 2*2 tie at halftime, before the Patriots pulled the victory. Phil Kopm an saved to shots In goal to preserve the win. 1 -nWr Brantley w on the J V gam e 7-0. The Patriots Improved to 9-6 and will be at Lake M ary for a 7:30 p.m . m atch on Tuesday. up their perform ance and helped W in ter Springs pull out a 49-26 victory over W inter Park In a wrestling match Th ursday night. The B ears are now 6-4 on the season and will take part In the Sem inole Athletic Conference Tournam ent at Oviedo starting at 10 a.m . on Saturday. B E A M 4 9 . W IL D C A T * 2 6 Afaoodl (Winter PartU pinned Santo. 1:31. Oodkln (Winter Sprint*) pinned Murphy. 1:33. . UdUttun (Winter Spring*) major declaim over 1 P A T O O T S S. B A N D C B A M 2 Ooala _ Lakt Brantley 3 (madman. Rum . Tucker) Shot* m sod _ Scabrata* 4: Lakt Bcantlry 13 Corner kick. . Stafacttra 2: Lakt BranDry 3 Sara* _ Baaferaam 6. Lake hranDry (KopmanJ 2. Hrrorda . Lalra Brantley B « Junior vanity . Late Brantley 7. Srabrctar 0. BEAR8 CLAW WILDCATS W IN T E R SPR1NOS _ After struggling In recent matches, s trio o f freshmen (Lallaghtn. Oroom and W ebster) and a sophom ore ( S o w s ) stepped Cuouo (Winter Spring*) pinned MrlU. 2.34. Wrber (Winter Spring*) Inhnlral (all over Weed. IB' IUD (Winter Parti) defeated Qmn. 17-13 Our* (Winter Part) penned Oaaa. 1:11. Albright (Winter Path) rat by lorfett. Wrbalrr (Winter Spring*) major dertatm over Walk. Mature (Winter Spring*) tram by forfeit Hayloft* (Winter Aprtng*| won by lorfett. Smar* (Winter Spring*) pinned Mmklor. 4:16. Halt (Winter Park) tan by lorfett Oood (Winter Spring*) pinned Burdgr. I 54 la _ Winter Springs 6-4. Magic head to break with win Oviedo sextet set for college Herald Staff W riter O V IE D O _ From South Dakota to Chicago to Oviedo to college la quite a trip in one year, bu t for two Oviedo High b a se b a ll players, Scott Ferrell a n d Jerem y Frost, each m em bers o f the Sanford Post 53 Legion b a s e b a ll team that c a p ­ tured the national ch am pion sh ip In South D akota last summer, signed letters-of-tntent W ednesday, two o f seven Oviedo athletes that a i^ w d . Frost signed to play at the U n i­ versity o f C entral Florida. Ferrell signed with Polk C om m unity C o l­ lege. pitcher Pau l W erner signed with Concordia College, pitcher Ben K napp signed to play at the Untveraitv o f Florida. N on -baaeball players included Kenny Kayne w h o chose J a c k so n ­ ville University w here the D olphins will play their in augural football season next year, an d soccer player Karyn H all w ho la headed for Gainesville at the University of Florida. The b a seball team hasn't even taken the O dd so far. bu t It's u n ­ usual to have four p lay ers already committed to colleges. They attrib­ uted their early signing to Oviedo coach Kenne Brow n. "H e’s the best coach a s Car a s ing ua recruited,' Frost said of fourth-year coach o f the Lions. •Most o f the colleges w ait but coach haa them out there every d ay watching ua.* I f it w asn ’t for him.* Ferrell added, *1 w ouldn't b e going to Folk.* Ferrell a n d Frost were part o f that team that w on the national ti­ tle. Foot 53 trailed 6-2 heading Into the late Innings b u t aome cheap hits and a C h ris Louwam a C FOR THE REST COVERAGE -1 Fehruary th ere.' Ferrell, a pitcher w ho ended iq> playing in the outfield during the two-week run for the title, added, ' l l w a s the best feeling my whole Ufe w hen we won. W e came to ­ gether. but at first, w e all started to think second place might not b e so bad.* Second place w ould be kind of bad for Oviedo this season. W ith the county’s deepest pitching staff, the Lions don’t have to worry about arm s. K napp can w ing tt at 96 miles p er h o u r a n d the rest o f the ■raff is strong. *!f w e don’t w in states, tt will b e a m ajor letdow n.' Ferrell said. W e in e r com es to the Lions after two years to) private school. H e's also a pitcher b u t despite the O F S P O R T S IN Y O U R right now.* he said. Concordia m ay be a long way from Oviedo, but W ern er Is a native N ew Yorker who said he enjoyed hla m eettngi with the coach and the chance to b e n ear family m em ­ b e rs. He can't bring It at 95 miles per hour, bu t W e in e r Is a control pitcher with a nasty breaking ball. K napp w a s a big story last (all when be announced he would forego basketball for baseball. He w aa a key m em ber o f the Lions' team that went to the state finals last season, but he chose b a se b a ll year-round. *1 like to play basketball but it got kind o f boring.* K napp said. 'I t w a s &m last year but I played so m uch that 1 m issed too much b a se b a ll an d that’s w hat I wanted to concentrate on.* A a for the other sports. Kayne Is looking forward to being a key player at Jacksonville which started which win play D M aio n IA A football next season for the first time. Kayne w aa a key m em ­ b e r o f the Lions; defensive b a c k - AREA. READ THF O R LAND O _ Penny H ar­ daw ay for the N B A Sixth Man Award? W h y not? H ardaw ay m ay be starting In the N B A A ll-Star Oam e thla weekend but, since hla return from a knee Injury four gam es ago. he h a s come off d ie ben ch and la starting to get back to they gam e that the Magic haa come to a p ­ preciate. He h ad h is beat gam e since hla return a s the M agic won its second straight and third In the paat four. 28-63 over a beaten tg> W ashington W iz a rd s team. Nick Anderson b a d per­ h ap s hla best gam e o f the year, leading the Magic with 126 points. Bo O utlaw added 15. M ark Price had 16. and H ardaw ay had 13. including a three-for-three night from three-point range. *1 w e com ing off the bench.* H ardaw ay said. 'I'm beginning to like my role an d w e’re w inning this way.* H ardaw ay will atari in the A ll-S tar gam e Sunday but said he only expects to play limited minute*. His knee still Isn’t 100 percent but it’s getting better each day. *!t feels pretty good.* H ar- S A N F O K U Ml K A L I ) O A I L r �1 •Sanford Meratd, Sanford. Ftonda - Friday. February 6. 1998 IN BR IEF ' 9W^4X9nh*iWt kdiffu MjyiA.* •- Ikkea'*'.1.. . >m ** t<3& Free Baseball Clinic Bowling Tournam ent OVIEDO _ The FI rat Baptlal Church of Oviedo and Unlimited Potential Inc. la spon­ soring another Little League Day Saturday from 9 a.m. to noon at Oviedo High School. In attendance mill be Major League base­ ball players Keith Lockliart. Sid Bream. Ed­ die Taubensec. Anthony Telford. Sterling Hitchcock and Andy McGnfllgnn. They will demonstrate pitching, hitting, throwing, fielding, base-running and bunting and will share what motivates them In life. The rvrot Is for the entire family and eve­ ryone Is encouraged to bring their baseball memorabilia to be signed and meet the play­ ers. who will all be available for autographs. In case o f rain, this event will be moved to an alternate location. LONGWOOD _ The 38th Annual Men's Seminole Bowling Association Tournament will be held February 7. 8. 14 and 15 at Longwood AMF. Sanford Placement Day SANFORD _ The Sanford Recreation De­ partment will be holding Playrr Placement for Its Babe Ruth Baseball and Softball teams this Saturday (Feb. 7). At the Ft. Mellon Baseball Field, the Pec Wee (7-9 year olds) will meet at 9 n.m. nnd the Bambino (10-12) will meet at noon. At Sanford Stadium, the Prep (13-year olds) nnd Babe Ruth (14-15) will meet at 9 a.m. and the Seniors (16-18) nt 1 p.m. At the Ft. Mellon Softball Field, the Junior Girls (9-12) soltball league will meet at 9 n.m. and Die Senior a id s (13-15) at 10 a.m. For more Information call 330-5697. LONGWOOD _ The Lyman High School Athletic Boosters Club will be holding a Rib­ bon Cutting ceremony for the new additions to the baseball facility In the Carlton Henley Sports Complex this Saturday at 1 p.m. The improvements were a Joint venture of the students, coaches, parents and boosters. Following the ceremony, the Blue and Gold Inter-squad baseball game will be held. Any baseball alumni who wish to participate, please call Debt Higgle at 869-0425. S C C women at home SANFORD _ The Seminole Community College women's softball team will open the 1998 season Saturday with a doubleheader at home against Brevard Community College. The games will begin at 2 p.m. and 4 p.m. nt Raider Field, located behind the Continuing Education Building and Baseball Field. Week IR TN S CIRCUIT COURT OF TH4 14TH JU D IC IAL CIRCUIT. IN ARS FOR SSM M OLS COUNTY, FLORIDA OBN4NAL ■10 t STS S T foot ■ ond • t DEO ■ 4 t t toot of NW comer of NE 1/4 run S 7 E D S Q 130 toot S . I DEO M MIN W tE T S foot ■ I14.ES tool N. St 1.4 tool S TS DEO W M.4S foot to S tO . PARCEL E: W.P. Boll TSe SoutR SS t/S C te n o of tho Wool 1/4 ol the Eouthweet 1/4 of Seri ion f t , Tovrndtlp IS South. Range >0 Boot, tying South ond Boot of tho Sanford Oront Una, end tho Boot 100 toot ol Wo Eontord Oront Lino In Section SO. TbunoNg IS South, Bongo M Sett. OS Si Sommofo County, Ftortdo. Sub(oct to rood right of noyo. oeeomonte end rootrlctlone of record. PARCEL T: WSoon That port of tho toot 300 foot of the Wool f MO S tool of tho South 171101 tool at the North 1TS0.03 loot of tho N « 1/4 ol •action 31. Township IE South, Range 30 Eeet. North of the Eontord Oront Lino, late tho ■act 140 toot ol tho South 300 foot et tho North ITS foot ond else leee tho Wool 140 toot ol cold 400 toot. YOU A R I NOTIFIED the! on action to remove Mono on tho property doocribod on the oft ached (ih ib n A ond to roeeteblith o prom Ittory nolo doled Juno f t . IM S ond payable to Weetom Operation! Corp , by Jane F. Fouiucci hoc boon (Nod agomet you and S . P. Holding*. Inc., (ucce ttor In Interact to Wootom Operation* Corp- end Wootom Operation* Corporation, and you ore rOQubod to carve 0 copy of your •retort defence*. M any. to R on ^ Ttentfiu B ptBwrnn i str n iiwy, i j n. A tlo v . Jr. tvhooo oddroo* l* Pool Otnco So* 114*. Senford. Ftonda 33771-11(4. on or bolero February tOth. t t M and to r»* tho original ufth tho dart ol thio court either before earvice on plNntifl'e ottornor or bnmogiotity thereafter, other*400 a dofauR and be entered agofnot you lor the relict demanded in tho complaint or J U R IS D IC T IO N D IV IS IO N C A M ROt S T-a tS R -C A -1 4 -R NORWEST MORTOAOI. INC. PLAINTIFF IRENE R. JAMES. IF LIVINQ, AND IF DEAD. THE UNKNOWN EPOUEE. HEIRS. DEVISEES. ORANTCEE. ASSIONEEB, LIENORS. CREDITORS. T n u lT E I t AND ALL OTHER PARTIES CLAIMINO AN INTEREST EV, TMROUOH, UNOER OR AOAINST IRENE R. JAMES; UNKNOWN EPOUEE OF IRENE R. JA M IE , IF ANY; SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA; JOHN DOS AND JANE DOE AS UNKNOWN TENANTS IN POSSESSION OEFENOANT(t) NOTICE OP P O M C L O S W M SALS NOTICE IS MERSEY GIVEN purouanl to o Summery FlneJ Judgment of force loouro doted JANUARY tith , IS M . ontorod m Civil Caao No. 07-1100-CA14-K of tho Circuit Court of the I STM Judicial Circuit In and for SEMINOLE County, SANFORO, Florida I toil ecs to the highest Wool From Door ol Wo SEMIHOLE County Courthouse located et M l N. Park Avenue m Eontord. Ftortdo. at 11:00 am. on ihe tith day ol February, IS M the loSowtng described property os oot forth In ooM Summary Final Judgment, toLOT IS AND THE SOUTH 11t Page I B matter, The Semlnolcs w ont get a first round bye but will face a poor Deltona team Tuesday at 8 p.m., then, unless an upset takes place, will face Oak Ridge Friday. Seminole Is the county's h o tte s t team and almost unbeatable at home. Look for a matchup with Mainland In th e finals and a trip to states for Arrow Force VI. nolc. the only Seminole County school in the district, are looking to finally win It all. And they have a really good chance. Because of the county's uneven schedule. Seminole Is paying the price for some early losses by receiving a third-seed against top seeds Mainland and Oak Ridge. It shouldn't Racing .wstf fro m P s|E IB Mini-Stocks. Bom bers an d R u n -A -B o u ts. Starting on Sunday, the track w ill open st noon with practice at 1 p.m .: qualifying at 4 p.m.: and heats an d features starting at 7 p.m. for the rem ainder of the event. In addition to the early mentioned c la sse s, the Florlda/IM CA Modified# will, start running on Monday and the Am erican Race T ru ck s w ill begin nightly runs on W edn esday. New Sm yrna Speedw ay Is located nine m iles west o f New Sm yrna B each at the c o m er of Highway 415 and 44. For more information, call the F A S C A R office at (904) 427-4129, o r on the Internet at W W W .N E W S M Y R N A S P E E D W A Y .C O II. USULTB IISI Bitter Lonrrncc. a. i mm: 4. (SOI Hobby McClelland: S. (SB) I Rrt* Orr 7. 1121 Jeff Emory-. S. (IE)Q Bruce Oonfam* Sl KS n: 10. 141 BIS tetan: II. 1301 Kcoto O l12. (UOt Phi Gordin: IS. (2) Todd Hunts: 14. MOQTIS Johnston: IB. (B4) Jock Cook: IS. 1301 Lloyd RRcte: 17. HK M eted Dumber IS. KX* Dickie Anderson: IS. (H I Dory Broom; SO. (SI) Bruce Bvcratt: 21. (411 t e Prate 22. (I4| Jared AlBorai: 23. (7B1 BJ. McLeod 24. ttfS Map NrwaoK 2S. 144) Chad Dobkcn: 24. (32) MSw Wfltena: 27. Magic &a the real Nick A n derson .* Magic coach C h u ck D aly Raid. ’ H e 's no longer playing like a sh adow o f his form er a d f.* The y n g helped b y Juries to the W U ard a. M a r t for 1 o f the Central Florida and O ld Scouts will be allowed to enter free st. O ate 18. if they are in uniform (sh ift a n d hat). Family m em bers and friends o f the scou ts will also be allowed In for a 915 charge. Following qualifying on Saturday, the new tights that will b e used for the Pepsi 400 In Ju ly will b e turned on for the first time. Beginning at 6:30 p.m. Dale E arnhardt will ru n 20 lap s In his Ooodwrench Chevrolet In recognition o f his 20th Daytona BOO . There la no charge for anyone w h o w ish es to witness E arn h ardt's run. • 4 () schools but Florida had most to ofier,* H all said. 1 have great facilities an d t m ade me feel com fortable.* Hall Is a center-m iddle the Lady Lions a n d scored 1 goals last week In a s h o d 2-2 tie against top-ranked L Mary. She h as 13 g o a ls a n assists on the season know s Oviedo will b e a thi tn the powerful district i which features state pow Lake Maty. Lake Howell Lake Brantley. T think we're d oin g w ell I year for a team with only seniors.* Hall said. . iOO Off ! 10 Off , I * < •; Workforce For Further Information, Contact: O A S T J. EARL. EXECUTIVE D IR ECTO n CEN TRAL FLORIOA J.E.P. K O I LEE ROAD. STB. 10S W INTER FARR FL 3J7SS (407) 741 -4 ) U Fubiieh: February I , IP M DEN-P4 M TN« CIRCUIT COURT i till, I i . 1 i 1 ( I • ..................... 1 * - - - OF TH E tT -s a a s -C A t4 -« M OUNTAIN e t s t e s M O R TO A O I C EN TER S . INC. TH OM AS S. W ALLS. SR. A/K/A TO M W ALL. SR . IF LlYINO, A N D IP M A O , TH E UNKNOW N SP O U SE, HEIRS, IDSVTSEIS.•ORANTI 1 AS SION I I S , LIENORS. CREDITO R S. TR USTSSS AND ALL O TH S R PARTIES CLAIM INQ AN INTEREST S T. TH RO U G H. UN0SR OR AOAIN ST THOM AS S. W ALLS. SR. A/K/A TO M W ALLS. SR.; UNKNOW N S P O U S I O F TH OM AS I . W A L U , SR. A/K/A TO M W ALLS. SR. IF ANY; JO H N DOS AND JA N S DO S AS UNKN OW N TE N A N TS SI POSSESSION . ^ C A M R O . S f -■ • tS -C A -1 4 -tt ARTHUR W. M ENKEN, TR U4T, A/K/A ARTHUR W. M IN K IN . m m roaht* NOTICE IS HERSST GIVEN purauom to • Smemory Plnaf- buEMSAdi W» («-V W »»------ - t-* •MDfDIDTrt W W F * O T IV I* CALIFORNIA CAROUSELS. INC ; JAM ES S C IN IC A M IILIO . KNOWN TEN AN T I: DESRA SCINICARIELLO, KNOWN TEN AN T R; and M January M W . IS M , ontorod W CM I COM No. (7 -M S S CA14-K at Wa ClrcwR Court of Wo 1STH Judtciol Circuit m and lor SSMI* N0LS County. SANFORO. Ftortdo I wta eek to Wo hlghoot. and boot bidder .tor caah at Wo Wool Front Dear of Wa SCMiN O LI County Courthouse located at M l N. Path Aeenue m Sanford. Ftortdo. et 11:00 am on wo I4W day ol Fobrowy. IS M Wo loSoams doocribod OP PORSCLOSWRS SALS NOTICE la hereby Shron Wat Wo ywSoroH n»S Ctork at Wo Circuit Court of Sommolo County. Fiend*. e S t t W a M W day at FEBR UAR Y, I S M . at 11£ 0 o'clock A.M. at Wo Woat Front door et the Sommolo C ounty CourWouoo I public outcry la Wo hif heei and •or caMi. Wd fol­ ate m Semmet* County. FloridaLot ?. TH E CO LO N AO ES THIRD S ECTIO N , according to Wo Plot Woroof ao rec orded m I t . Pago SS. ol Wo cor da at County. Ftortdo. to Wo Fmai W ITNESS my hand and official ooal of oaid Court ttuo TSW day ■ you are a a ere on m w a dm* a County Courthouse « 4ST-ESS4330 E r r * ITT. M l NSW own seven doyo prior to Rto pro­ ceeding. s hiortng Imp sired. I400-000-0771 (TOO) or 1-000 •11-srTO. Via Ftortdo Retoy Sorvico. Publish February 0, 13. IS M DEN-40 Legal Notlcea PLAINTIFF •treat. Suite ■ 1004 Orlando F t PURPOSE: TO dleeuoa ol interact to the Control Flortde and Education rto LO T I t . S L O ^ K * t. NORTH O R LAN D O . 1ST ADO ITIOM ,, AC CO R O U tO T O TH S PLAT TH CR SO P AS RECO R OSO IN PLAT ROOK I t . PAOSB tS AMO t4 . P U S U C P I CORDS O F SE M IN O LI CO UN TY. FLORIOA. Doted I hi* tS W day •• ft (CIRCUIT C O U R T S C A U MART ANNE MORSE Clerk of w o Circuit Court By. Dorothy W. BoRon Deputy Ctork THE LAW O FFICES OF DAVtO J . STER N, P A ATTO R NEY FOR P U U N TIFF M l S . Unrtormry Drtro FLSSSS4 (SS4) tSt-SOOO I E7-0010I In occordonco aNh iW i mg a tpocle porticieoto m thi» ohould contact Wo Clark aI Wo CMcurt Court at tho SEMINOLE County CourWouoo M 407-3*34SS0 I I T .e t t T . not Rad, m no coot W ynu. to W* proeioion of cartom assistance P tiooi contact Court edawuetrot or, SOt N . Pork Avenue. Suita NSO I. Sanford. Florida’ SS77I, |S07) 3*3-4330 04*17. M o - m - s ^ r ^ o r r T ^ : •oh t working day* of your 444-4770. *io Ftorido Relay' receipt of m ie (notice of Faroeloouro Sale); If you are Pubhoh: February S. IS. IS M OSR-SO hoormg knpalrod. can 1-400044-0771; if you aro voice (C O U R T StALj___ m f u o n ii CIRCUIT COURT Ruttof ■ Hooch. Pd. front l VY'XLAA . P LACE: Department at ATTO R NEY FOR PLAINTIFF Rokort H. Hooch, Jr.. SEHUICt IS nyB^fcHfSOLUTIflW IB Y8U • public I* invited. DATI: February 1*. 1PM TIME: S.30 a.m. eald Court. Wo otyto of aWloR M Thursday. Bill Baird In Ken S c h ra d e rs C h ev­ rolet. grabbed the pole for S u n d a y 's A R C A FtrstPlus Financial 200 with a speed o f ISO. 197. Ken Irwin, who will lake over the No. 2 8 H a vollne Ford for Robert Yates Racing th is year, qualified a Yates Thundetbtrd w r a m l at 186.047. Irwin, w h o will b e a rookie o n the N A SC A R (our. Is running the A R C A race to get used to drafting. A lso Thursday. M ark Martin d re w the No. 1 position for S u n d ay 's B u d Shootout the B u sch C lash). The'Shootout h a s a n e w fo n o at artth IB < Earnhardt,'! erful D r. Phillips In the first round o f the state playoffs b e ­ fore being knocked off. Kayne will be one o f three Oviedo graduates suiting u p for the D o lp h in s next fall. T t's a n ew program and they told m e I would have a good chance to start.* Kayne said. Soccer player K aiyn H all will Join Lake M ary’s J ord an Kellgren at the University o f F lo r­ ida next year. The Lady Lions are 9-3-2 and H all w a s recruited b y several schools before deciding on G ainesville. "It cam e dow n to a couple of ’ M . FL 33334 STOCKS HIT DAYTONA SigneesIB Add. nab­ bin g four interceptions an d teamed with Leroy Jack so n to give the Lions the best d efen ­ sive backfired In the county. Oviedo eventually upset p o w - M OATED on JANUARY llth . 1444. MAJtVANNi MORES Ao Ctork of tho Court By Ruth Kins Ao Deputy Ctork M M k January >3. M . Mid February 4.13, ISM 08M -1M D AYTO N A B EAC H _ Stock c a rs have taken over the Daytona International Speedw ay a s Speed w eeks enter the final w eek o f action. o f the qtiEllfhrt the 1 9 9 7 1 J« 1 2. (B0| Gory VtvUn: 3. (211 B. (141 Kevin SchulU. I. IS) ACCOROINQ TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECOROSO IN PLAT ROOK E. PAOS St, OP THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA. Ootod thto t t w doy et N O TICE The Central Ftortdo Job* and ■dotation Partnership. ln «., announces • mooting at the W AOEE Codittlon. to WMch ISO Demitw C lift . I. (13) BUI Ouaw 3. (21 David (forPttdk: 4. (711 Joe Middleton: B. (67) Durm s T d . 1061 Dortd _ I. 161 lUlly Morton. 3. (I) Oary It^don: 3. (71 Scott Myrrv 4. (36) Brandon Johnaon: B. (44) No driver Sated. or LOT 14. SANTO PARK. Legal Notices o f o y t M n o E . .IRt f l ir U a yistf Lata Modal _ I. (07) ctwd Allman: 2. (Ill >FurtL 3. |«| Bobby 8cm : 4. (121 Jlmbo BjorbUnd; B. on; 3. (II Legal Notlc>» Vt. Ribbon Cutting at Lyman Coatinned Legal Notlcea StSS S . C onn ay Ad-. S4o. I Orlando. Ftortdo S M I I H O T) M 1 -S M S PwSSoh: Fobnasry 4. t* . I I AStLAl________________ Oi-iJDINi lllr S T -T I IN RE ESTATE OF RRIANO AAStU. • �8anlord Herald. Sanford, Florida - Friday, February 6. 1996 ■ People How to deal with post holiday debts IN BRIEF • Ntw Lions Club forms In 8snford An organisational m eeting will b e held at the Sanford Library M onday, Feb. 9, at 8:30 p.m. A nyone Inters ested In the new c lu b la In­ vited to attend. T h e c lu b will meet the first an d third M onday of each m onth. H all says. "W orking together, w e can m ake a difference.* F o r inform ation call Matt Altem ose, 322-8545, or Hall. 330-5238. Sanford Lakeside Lion s C lu b Is a new clu b b e in g chartered In Sanford. Ac­ cording to David H all, the ch ib h a s goals o f w orking m the lo c a l com m unity. BARBARA HUGHES/ GREGG aggravate debt and credit problem s rath er than ease them. • guidelines for getting back on track: Determ ine exactly where the money Is going. D raw up a budget and stick with It. Ov«r*at«rt Anonymous TO P S T O P S (Take O ff Pounds S e n ­ sibly) C hapter 6821 m eets every Monday, from 10-11:45 a.m ., at the Sanford A llian ce Church. 1401 S. A u k Ave.. Sanford. For Information, call 321-9240. Visitors are w el­ com e. Sanford Rotary Rotary C lu b of Sanford m eets every Monday at noon, at the M arina Hotel. Canoar Support Support. H ope a n d Recovery. 9 . H A R . , m eets every M onday afternoon at 5 p.m . at C en tral Florida Regional Hospital In the far c o m e r o f the dining room. Thla la a self help s u p ­ port gro u p for all can cer survi­ vors. whether In treatment now or finished with It. C a ll 3248737 or 322-7785 for m ore In­ formation. Sanford - Overeaters A n o n y ­ m ous meets every Tuesday, at 10 a.m . in Parish H all W h ltn er Lounge o f Holy Croon E p is c o ­ Sanford. T h e pal Church In Sanford, meetings last abou t an hour. There are no d u es nor fees. The only requirem ent to attend Is the desire to stop eating com pulsively. W h en having p ro b le m s m aking paym ents, c o n ­ tact creditors Im m edi­ ately about alternative, more m a n a g e a b le payment plans. D o not watt until the m atter h a s been turned over to a collection agency, w hich m ight not b e w illing to negotiate. Shuffltboard Check out com pan ies offering debt co n so lid a­ tion loan s carefully. Exorbitant fees, high Interest rates and In­ flated prom ises can B ew are o f firm s or In­ dividuals w h o offer to ‘ d e a r up* negative d ata reported to credit b u ­ reaus. If the negative Information Is accu­ rate. credit b u reau s m ay report It for at least seven years. Bankruptcies m ay b e reported for 10 years. • Avoid u sin g credit cards. Pay off b a la n c e s each month. If debt h a s accum ulated p ay more than the m in i­ m um due each m onth. If possible. C onsum ers who fall behind In paying creditors may b e c o n ­ tacted by debt collectors. T h e Federal Fair Debt Collection Practices Act prohibits debt collectors from u sin g h a r a s s ­ ing. oppressive or abusive tac­ tics w hen attempting to collect owed money. They cannot use false statement o r engage In u n fair practices In the p er­ form ance o f their work. C o n ­ sum ers who believe they arc victims o f unfair debt co lle c ­ tion practices should contact the Florida Departm ent o f A g ­ riculture and C o n su m er Serv­ ices at 1-800-H ELPFLA (1-800435-7352) to file a com plaint. Those who feel they need m ore help In solving their debt and credit problem s m ight co n sid er contacting the nearest ofllce o f the Consum er Credit C o u n se l­ ing Service (C C C S). C C C S s are local, non-profit organ ization s, providing education and coun­ seling on personal budgeting an d the wise use of credit. Services are free o r for a re a ­ sonable fee. The n earest C C C S Office In Sem inole C ounty Is 339-8111. In O rlan do It Is 4232227. The Sanford Tourist and Shuffleboard C lu b practices every Tuesday and Friday starting at I p.m ., an d p lay s Inter-city tournam ents every W ednesday. T h ose Interested In playing, learning to play or joining the d u b m ay call R uss Kltner. 322-7751, for Inform a­ tion. Optimist Club The Sanford Optimist C lu b m eets every W edn esday at noon at the colonia l Room In downtown Sanford. Vial tors are welcome. C all 323-2194 or 3220298. uncheon m eeting from the Sanford C M c C enter to the la k e sid e Landing at the M arin a Motel on Lake M onroe. V isitin g Khvanlans are welcome. For Information call W alt Sm ith, The Over 80 D ance C h ib a 9 doctors aren’t given P ° rt Doctor in M ic h ig a n ,* who WTPU A s * doctors hors no t in * to [ y F numbers of dapreeosd or s u id d a l psoplo on tha phooa. Unfortunately, this doctor told you A L A iu m i tha truth. Tha hast way to bandit I .Z r t far M P * “P»* (u xi th a n aro aw ay) A support group for m en d a to foil them to call ths suidda hat­ e r relatives o f s lc o b o h c s (A lta s k s a f ^ - u r T a m t a L A n on ) meets every W edn esday, with their doctor, ftt 8 pJD«i I t 111 B* 27th SC., Ifs»i8|fol If tKfr ju at w est o f Sanford Avenue In m ajority o f doctors w ork uador. Sanford. N e w d o r i a n o r m em - nunni a lot o f managing and vary b a ts s i c welcom e to this 12- Utils cars. In fact, w s doctors a m t step group. a von doctors an ym ore; w o a re m . . ________m _________ "provldors.* I h avo 'w o rk ed as a W M 60V H A W P 0 O II “provider* for 10 years la four dlfSeminole S p ok es W elcom e forsnt Jobs s a d locations. A ll o f W ago n C h ib of Sem inole them wars crummy. A t my currant county h olds a coffee for new job, I ass s patient every 18 minutes comers a n d second W ed n esd ay with a ‘ double-book* occasionally o f every m onth from 10 a.m . thrown in. until noon. F b r inform ation on Most proddors routinely oat a D E A R A B B Y : 1 w as fortunate mAAwmmm call Bettv. 8954)144. 10-mlnuto lunch and avoid consumQQt to bo the patient o f the o r L u c y 322-7877 b * much liquid ao they w ont hava I im n h _____ . . . to taka too many two-minute potty ‘ fam ily ph y sician * in M ic h ig a n M fflw n , r V I K r w I f lip b re a k *. I don t s v t n d a re ask w h a n m y li f t c a w s c ra s h in g in LOHQWOOD--A11 are a aeniors patients how Uwy a n anymore, for are tnvttsd to Join a sen iors w ar they will n e lly tall ma. Under A W . , literally saved * n ow em o tio n ally ibis, and sqjoying Lifo before. rht at ths sod o f ths I if people like these i you're at your low- Sardted C M c Center, liv e m u stc b v the p e S a n la a s 13-Piece band. Donation 83.00. E LU C N L E B L A N C , N E W O R LE A N S LR Nt Y o u w i U b e s w t h t y w m gs I wnlmm. Read mm Y: 1 a a alive today How can I sek her to go with me when I cant afford it? n a a n don't * u « M that ws do *frso" thing* over the weekend, because the group o f friends wo want to go with have already made big plans — expensive plan*. I f I could somehow tell her th at w e need to go dutch, th at would maka thinge mots affordable. I really don't want to sek her an the stipulation that we am to go aa ^just friends,* because I think o f bar as mors than that. Pleaes help me, Afafay. W hat should I do? P E N N IL E S 8 FO R T H E PROM call that saved ma from suidda. I didn't know whore a l a to turn. Not everyone is aw are o f suicide hot- Mum. Abby, a family physician (also known as a general practitioner) is usually ths first step toward sueC H R ISTINA IN W AYNESBO R O , P A w it in this country. I f * s Unfortunately, 1 cannot am t. Just sign m o... A DOCTOR. T E L L IN G IT LOOK IT I8 tar s a w w s ttk sw n gssit w s 'd g e t oted a w fo r • therapist s a d sat u p or w o. Ho over thorn is w i n s Is vateked to sfohr to ths w therapist d a t h e ft w * D E A R A B B Y : I am a senior in high school and would like to ask a gin to the sonior prom. She is a fo­ nior, and wouldn't normally bo nolo to go. Tha problem is, tha prom is vary expansive and 1 have no souros o f inentno I have been saving from my small allowance for months, but have only managed to sera pa togather about $160. Tickets to tha danos a m $95, and for the time I rant s tux H I be broke, i f not in d e b t M y parents will not help ms CI HI l Ak ( M A H Y I IN ! M A n gsa sa iT g u u a u M l _ _ oCl1333__ HAi 11) �4n •unford Herald. Sanford Florida 71—Help Wnnled Friday. February 6, 1998 Legal Notices IO R D C R IS IS Sact-on 80VCMI, Florida Statulat 1991 Sanford Crisis Pregnancy Canfat, Inc. A rjraa *»*!•<*# Pybl'fh Fabruary 8, 1998 DtN*e« N O TIC E OF V E H IC LE A U C TIO N ’ 985 Chry 51h Ava Vi N 1C30F60P7FX6M931 *9M Jaap Wrangiar VI N 1JCNJ13N3FT079117 r98: Mat da RX? V iN JM1FB331 *00023411 ’ 9*5 Chair Monta Carlo V I N 1M57M5OSS2802 i «*M Oodga Prck Uo V i N 1B*FD14T9DS506610 148* Honda Civic \ N JHUEC4034HSOO2399 A»iCt*on •» ’! ba h«ld February 17tn, 1998 at 2 pm at Prrlchatt s Tow*gn, 1240 S. Cr 4 ;* . Longwood, Ft 32?SO February 6. 1998 OCN 87 N The c ir c u i t c o u r t of th e c iq h t k c n t h C L A S S IF IE D A D S S e m in o le O r la n d o -W in te r P a rk 407/3 2 2 -2 6 1 1 MERRY MAIDS HIRIND Car 4 Insurance Needed Weekends FREE 331 5266 Onod Incomn PcientiAl llnnelits After 90 Days lrp h Seal 107 293 3055 o 4 0 7 / 8 3 1 -9 9 93 CLASSIFIED D EPT HOURS 8 AM - 5 PM M ONDAY thru FRIDAY C LO S ED SATURDAY & SUNDAY PRIVATE PARTY RATES 14 Timos........... $ 68/lino 7 Times......... $.84/line 3 Times...... SI 09/lino 1 Time..........$1 42/lino DEADLINES Tuesday thru Friday 12 Noon the day before publication Sunday 12 Noon Friday. A D JUS TM EN TS & CREDITS: In the event of an ertot, Ihe Sanford Herald will be responsible for the first insertion only and only the the intent of the cost ot that insertion Please check your ad tor accuracy Ihe first day it runs L O S E W E IG H T 14— For Sate OF FORECLOSURE SALS S ECU R ITY BARS A DOORS . C IT Y o r LONOWOOD. FLO R ID A N O T IC E o r R UB LIC H EARINO T O C O N E ID t n ADO PTIO M o r m o ro B E D EASY PUSH BUTTON FIRE RE­ LEASE Lie. 34 yrs Eip Choose trom over 50.000 designs SSsq ft. Free est Quarry guaranteed 934 965-OOIlor 407-324-3IM 21— P e r s o n a ls A D O P T IO N Uveigeeeneee couiaatna OROINANCB NO. ##-11*4 AN ORDINANCE O r TH E CITY OF LO N O W O O D . FLORIDA, AMENDING TH E C IT Y C O D E. ARTICLE III. DCFA R TM EN TB . BY REPEALING SEC I IS FIRE DEPARTM ENT. ANO 1*11 POLICE DEPARTM EN T AND REPLACINQ W ITH A NEW S E C ­ TION TITLED PUBLIC SAFETY DEPARTMENT. PROVIDING FOR THE RENUM BERINO O F TH E SUBSEQUENT S E C TIO N S WITHIN THE A R TICLE. PROVI0INQ FOR CO N FLICTS. SEVER­ ABILITY ANO EFFECTIVE OATE. Said Ordinance w u piacod on twit raiding on February 1, 1999. and tha City Conuniaaion will conaidar seme lor Uriel paa* saga and adoption altar tha public Roaring, which will ba hold in lha City Hail. IT# Waal Warran Avenue, Longwood. Florida, on Monday, tha 19lh day ol February A D . 1999, at 7 00 p m , or a* aoon tharaaftar as possibls. A I tha moating, interested partias may appsat and ba hoard with rospact to tha ptopoaad Ordmanca. Thia haarmg may ba contmuad from lima to tm a until final action is isksn by ths CRy Commission A copy ol ths propos# O.dmanca it post ad s i tha City Hall. Longwood, Florida, copiai or# on Ilia with lha Clark of lha CRy and soma may mspactad by lha public. N O TIC E . All parsons art adsisad that if they dacids to appasl any dactsront mods at th o u iRaatmgs/haarlnga. Ihay will naad a racord of lha pro caodmgt and for such purpos as. Ihay may naad lo msura that a varbatim racord la mada arhich racord to include tha le ttimony and svidsnca upon which tha appaai it to ba mada (par Sac. 1S S 0 IS S . Florida Statulat). at than own esparto#. Parsons with disabilities need­ ing ss.i.tan ca to participata ta any of thaaa proceedings should conlacl lo A .D.A . Coordinator, at |407| 260-M i l . at least At hours In advance of Ifi# mu# ling O ffflfi this 2nd dnf of I •i u. »> r. A D.. 1998. C ITY o r LONOW OOD GERALOINE 0. ZAMBRI. C ITY CLERK PUBLISH Friday. February S, 55— Business O pportunities H EA LTH SCENQS «ij|k*nred ih«i nan a CNA progranti •OLdiUf^XFig*FTipit?y^#nt nl1FhwH Whrrwx} cwitpr lOKpiiai NimsI elm’MIflpnina '■5wopa«lMcomp*«t»0ft ip-yrts*#* 10 lai,# •IS wreh pTiDgfm'i'i A •*in* tM WJdW0; cinog omhiuhi mnmmmiwt •Oyciftofi IMAGINE al lha time and nonay you want, lolaly debt Iraa Doing A pari tima from home ITS real (407) 245 9559 W O RK FROM HOME mak.ng wooden frames Earn lo 1364/ w« Cal 830 94*4 e«l E-4S WORK FROM HOME No coU kx luppkes. earn lo 5360*4 mak­ ing trie 634-6666 E«L 941 Working trom home la a great way to M m an Income. Juat be aura end tulty check out any compa­ ny you plan to work tor. While we know Ml ot our edvgrtlMr* erg reputable, H never hurts to be caul lout. >00-319-6433 A LO N E 7 FL# R ES P E C TED Dating Bureau tor SENIORS. Esiab 1977 1-900-922-4477 Longwood Massage Stucko Waik-ms wetcoma 7 days pr-vale rms Female Slat LtkceMM778S 407-3 T h e S a n fo rd Herald Claeaifleda reach over 5,000 p e o p le everyday th ro u g h ! Sem inole C o u n ty l W h y aren't you a llo w in g th e beet cteeet* h a d e In the co u n ty worfc for y o u ? 27— N u rs e ry A Child C a re A LL HOURS 10 yrs a>p n chAd development Reaa raws, mails i d Fun play room 324-0513 AN EXP LO V M O MOM Provides educational actvmes along wUh TLC A playroom, ten yid Cert CPfVCDfoReCRsa rales. For interview 3300700 M AR TA'S DAYCARE Baby's loo' Pre-School LAKE MARY LIC 45*4-7 3220094 NANNY W ANTED For 2 year old Lrve-in N/8 Hals. iVoukTy n a m e . C a l 3303070 aflar 6 30 p m O p p o rtu n e** 59— Flnenclel Services ERASE BAD CREDIT LEQ ALLY tor ust 121 00 M il check.ro to CALYPSO 1454 N Ltkamonl Are Wmier Pam. FL 32792 to T M D ol bemg turned down tor cradr? Laam where cbum toe bast daals-credit cards, sm bus loans, dsbt consolidation Ratal as tow as 5 9 % . no an­ nual lees, etc H 6 W Enterpris­ es 123-1996 6 1 — M o n e y to L e n d ATTN HOMEOWNERS Borrow U S J O O -1100CO Too Meny bias 7 *Ply OS rugyi sdarett cradi cants "Home Improvements 'Apply by phonW24 hr Approval *No Equity F 900-621-6191 / Open 7 days 7 0 — E d u c a tio n 6 T r a in i n g LIKE WORKING WITH PEOPLE? BE A M EDICAL ASSISTANT. At a Mertrs) Assistant onto an Associate ol Science degree, you wd help propers pabenu tor esammationa. conduct import­ ant tests and parhapa even ateitl n minor surgery irs a raH A you 14# •Day or EywwtgCiaa •FtoAncMf Ant tor TNoaa $300 - $500 Odtrtfttang phone card* No aspenanca necassary For more Information sand a SASE to: P O Boa 694355. 33269-1355 Miami, FL Legal Notice* NOYtOfl 0 9 S A LE OF VB6BEL Pursuant lo FL Btaf. 1*9.17(7). tha following described vessel# the Righeel bidder to satiety a claimed lion by tha Manor for Labor and/or SlOVbed. 1666 c r it c h f ie l d H io e tm s o t e . FL 6 0 U A ll Length: I Oft. Ro/Oary Pwoar t707 Devon C l., Winter Bpgs FL. Ltanor/ H ID ­ DEN HARBOUR MARINA 4970 Carreway PIC., Sanford FL 11771. Sale Data: February 21, 1999 at 10 00 a m . AI Midden Harbour Manna No vassal w « ba sold unless the pries la 90% or greater than Ha appraised value. For additional informa­ tion call Mid-Florida Lien And Recovery M 407-917-7999. Poblteh: February 6, 1996 0EM-T4 . NOTICE O f F IC T IT tO U e NAME None a is hereby given that I am engaged m business s i 16B W Jasaup Are , I ongwood, F I 12760, Seminole County, Florida, under tha Fictitious N am . ot THE FAM ILY LAW P M M , and mat I Intend Id reg­ ister said name with lha Diviaion of CorporaMona. ToMahoeeoo. Florida, Pi accor­ dance with the provisions of Iho Fictitious Name Sts lutes, To ­ w n : Section 941.09, Florida Statutes 1991. Norman D. Lavm. P.A. Publish: February 9. 1999 DCN-FT Oua*y C a i Today1 407-9116911 I iilmg 30 positions by 02/1190 I*) nip tiv into 869-0161 c u s io u rn s e r v ic e r e p ic* t'ailiuck rental agency Front tVsk nip t, »»xv,!rv knowledge I’ T with some weekends Valid 101 and background check Ayipiy n person 3096 Orlando (17 92) Dr. Sanlord “ OEBARV MANORthe Mkiwmg positions are avafabto Senior*’ Paid Training For M*gh Wag#» (ion 023 U30 f It 221 Senior Meiource Alltence FUNIXO BY THE DCPABTUENT OF ELDER AFFAIRS 71— Help W anted W * *re kv Amy tor tha best TM* vi town $300 plus wih-b', P'T hours Fun work envvon 121-2D70 N O W HIR IN G F/T A P/T tor a Mayv M.inutacluring p!an| In Sanlord Pott lions are avsiiabtn on all Until. Pacesetter Personnel af 110-M11 ar 330-1166 Tsiemarksting Account Activators New SnmspSUkss Company •110 HnPlua Cash Bonuses' •Paid w eekly F/T da yt^V T avaa* CaH Tom 992-0(11. “Thank You San­ ford Classifieds' On# ol our regular custom#f» employs sever at hundred pdopW and naadbd to run 3 Within 7 days thay got 2ft application* fur 3 differ­ ent positions N It always nice to help people find work end get tha quality wlp you need. Caff 322-2611. Sanford ClA*alfted*...They FMiyn B E w n o n K f ------------- Legal NoUce» M O TW S O f S A LS 0 9 M O TO R V E H IC LE Pursuant to Florida Statute 171.969, M ID -FLO R ID A L IIN AND R ECOVERY, will aaU at tog dAecrtbed vehicle!*) located lienor* place fa eatiety a lien by the Menere for and/or alaraga. 1991 H ON DA 1DR VIN: JH M S a i1 4 1 P S 0 0 1 0 M . Lien A m t 11441. Owner/Mendy Fior M S AmefhysA SI.. Lake Mary FL. Llinholdar/VW Cradrl Inc. 2111 WauSagan Rd . Oaarfioid. IL. Lianora/Screfeh S Dam 1011 N. Hwy 17-91 Longwood FL. Tel: 407691-1111. I M l HONDA 4 dr VIN: 1H O AD74U FA06M I1 Uan Amt. 11917. Owner/Alvin Furrer P.O. Soa H 1 1 M LaAt Mary F L. LUnhaidaf/ American Auto Title Loans 640 E. SR 414 Longwood FL. Lionor/loot Automotive Cantor 1111 W SR *14 Winter Springe FL. Tel: 407-999-S419. Sal* Data: February I I , 16M af 10CO O ’clock a* t i l l W SR 414 Winter Spring* FL. V b h k M * ) may b* radaarwad by aaliafytng Ih* Han prior ta Sato D aw . you have tha right la a hearing at any taw* prior lo Sal* Daw by filing a demand lor haarmg in lha Circuit Court. Owner has « w right la recover potaasslen of vahida by poettog a bond accordanca wMh F.S. 999.9IF. Any proc aadc In aacoM of lha amount of tha Han wW dapaoMad w M i lha Ctorfc af lha Circuit Court H i-th a county YOMcfaM haM . PubUafu February 1 . 1996 OEN-79 a/aa/pA 7C UHLVIIOII I c o v iM u i c r m BALE BSOINS AT IPtoO AM. VIEW 1 HOUR PFUOR. m MARKER ST.. ALTAMONTE ePRMOS. FL PubUalu February 9.1999 0SN-TS NOTICE 09 BALE 70 Chavy VIN: I64190U2U3I4U U N B HfOHWAV 9M ALTAMONTE 6PRiNG«, FL 12701 I-14-M M StoO AM PubHah: February t , ISM 0SN-71 ELECTRICIANS 6 HELPERS. Commercial aapartanc* re­ quired. Benefits. K A K Electric. 1236300 F A N T A S T IC S A M S Hairslykst needed tmmedut* opersng lor tws powhons ktosl ta he 1 aip Earn 50% comm Cal Amu st 323-90*5_________ G E N E R A L O F F IC E immediate lul-hme opening tor a non amoker Knowledge a #A croso/l Word. abLty lo work w4h figures pleasant phone voire, neat appearance dependability organizational skills and abikry to follow instructions ar* reguiraments lor tins poarhon Sanlord. Ftonda location Salary range 54.br to sun dspandmg on eipenance BeneM package available atier 90 days Cal 323-1967 lor mlarview al Ihtt drug tree workplace____________ heavy awl#*. Car req. m - l l l l . Hburt are iOOpm-ll-.; Mitt ba abto lo HI a minimum ol 35 to* and stand for 6 hours Apply n parson at 1090 Emma Oaks Tra4. Uk* Mary. FL 32746 LABOR RITE A N T T I R JOB FOR YOU) Jus) Call Never a Fail HEL9 Pereonnel 629 f i l l _____ ___ cUamng company has a mid afternoon emit avai able. Pleas# apply at Stars Merchindre* pick-up at lha Semnofa Tom Canter Mai om tea.-MAK. 530 00 clwdvmo to CALYPSO VARIETY, 1464 N Laksmont' Ave. Wvner Park. FL327S2 *•"330-3416***' 100 • MEN 4 WOMEN NEEDED Da4y work Daily pay Vehicles a PLUS COME WORK WITH THE StftT LABORERS NEEDED FOR UNOEROROUNO UTILITY CONTRACTOR HEALTH 0S9URANCE A46>S01K FtAMlbvualts* it iisjssts. TraewvOdWTSp* 321-6421 CONETRUCnON CLEAMMO Eapananu fwiplii. Must htva CAT 6 phone 302-0111 fv met* COOKS * SERVSCERS F/T 6 P/T Apply et Cecfwe I 136-1276 i n i:m i: ' i ti i i m \i n\i i \> IM H M d to •Oran) wk l&Tv . comm Ntost ba orgtnued dependsbis. good phone t paapto skdt Backgrtxvd check Appfy n pan CELLTEL c e l l u l a r n e i ft. French An*. I EARN FULL-tlM G PAY FOR PARTTIME WORKtll EtUbkkhad Routes Nawspadsavory tor Santonf Area £ n ‘ money atoaa taking a •A* LhiHvCupCiWT* an prnk-n bam “ Driver to 5650 weakly •LoCAhCompany truck -FOR AM. OF YOUR WANTED: Individuals who at# Snaking a fulfilting. people on antstad earner GREAT employ menl anvitonmant. protassionsl slahis and banafitt Consider tha rsraar of Danlal Assisting Formal education of 1200 hours Leading lo Stale and National credentials Work in a last pared, higmey technical, ever changing cat ear m tha aiimd health field ol Danlal Assisting CaH Orano* Technical CentersOrlando Tech Dental Da partmant. 407-246-70(0. eil. *635. Whether you are already m the work piece, ready to reenter ot al looking lo the future Ihay iva a program designed lor you* STENSTHOM RENTALS CASSELBERRY 372 Carport tempeh. CH A 1600/5600 SAHFORO i n Oupiei CH A New carpel I pant 5*40/5350 JIM OOYLE (407) 322-2420 WE NEED HOUSES TO RENT IS W AREHOUSE M ANAGER Leading produce company M iking eipenenced and rekabie manager with quaMy con­ trol and inventory tkria Pro­ duce arpanenre twiphi but no necessary Cal 321-4476 Dvk WAREHOUSE POSITIONS; BMPPBfO. RECCIY1NO. PICK 6 fa PACKPiQ ANO WARE HOUSVfO • RECOTON COR PORATION, toa nation r lead ■ng distrtoulor/manutacturar ol electronic accessories, hat m its Mary lacribat tot 1*1 and 2nd ahifl warehouse. Hour* 7:00am-):10pm, 1:00am 6:10901 and 4:00PM12.10AM. Musi ba pbi* to fcfl a mnerxen ol 60 tit on a conknnous basis ForkMI etpanance prafsnsd Staring rale 55 75 111 SMI. 55 95 2nd shth " Must past math last Apply m parson at 2950 Lake Emma Road Luka Mary FL I Of. 105— Duple x/Trlplex SANFORO-OE OROE TOWN 2bdrm, A/C. t.1l W4vw Are 5375/tnon Chart* 669 7267 107— M o b il* H o m o s For R on ! 2/1 TRAILER « Otteen 5200 rtep.5300 mon • electric CaS 574 6 726 114— W aroh ouao/R an tal Spoc* WAREHOUSE SPACE 6 000 sq ft ml 800 sq ft a* cond office Dock he^jhl 4 dnv* m ??3 jY w ^ ^ o o ^ w k in ^ ^ )0 D 5 0 ^ ^ 117— C o m m a rc la l R e n ta l* LEASE «1 — A p B rtm * n tB / H o m e B t o S h art Musi have own tranaporiatton LABOR READ'' WORK TOOATAkAKJ TODAY * f1161 f l l t French Are TECHNICIAN- Needed tar Uka Mary commun­ ity Mutt ba HVAC redihed D>u^ tcraarwng raq Cal 325SECURITY OUARO - RE CO TON to* nation s taatong detrtoutor/manulacturar Of COO turner electronic accessories hat openings lor Securily Guard tor toa 2nd ehMI 1 P « le 11PM and V 6 ahfft iiPM » 7:00AM. CandkUiet muti be regntered or be queWied per Ftonda statulat. Division of Li­ censing lor Proprietary Sacwity OEhcer Must have Bares D License 56 50 per hour. Ea showroom 4 Office Space Avsitsble for Lease. Sanford Commerce Ctr located at Pars Are 6 23th St 2 rotes t o r n 3000 si 4 1 500 st 69psl per year Parking is abundant Cal John Oay al Strictly Commercial. Lie Real Brokers 407-444-0)30 OrnCE/WHSE 3 ooo'ts ono st From 53 if Pnme tocaton Mwy 17 92 Sanlord I H Irom Aepori BNd Cal 124-4*40 JtwVSue PROFESSIONALMETAE. Spare 1501 W 1st Street 180 5100 sq It 1350nv n 4 UP BEVERLY B. MASON REALTY _______ (407) 222B1M SANFORD 1500 sq it wm tf Area perimeter fence Cl /onng 56005600 • ta> STEN STR O M R EA LTY Jim D o yts...322-2495 LAKE MARY ■ EdC to nca area 5100‘wk • sac mcl uMt CaS 323 5232 or pegs 444 6399 WEEKLY RENTAL* ■tarring • «77/wk Historic Downtown 330-4473 Cm CKNCY Maid saw •convsnwm kJCSlnn _________ 323 9006_________ FURMSHED ROOM6-A* uMi tod laundry phone and a/t use 5*5 590 a week 324 *953 ROOMMATE WANTED 11. plush condo. 64V a t uM met. near SCC 111-U36lnAM 115— O ffIc * S p a c * For ®5— Roommat* U le .le J w an tM A MOVE Bf SPECIAL/1400 sq ft A LP> 5265 A MONTH Ottce Storage 3210120 or 333 2554 W/D, |20CVmo * HOOdtp piut hatfotuH H on^w tm OFnCE EPACE - tsd'to^ivwo aq ft Custom offices, eaec 97— Apartmontt ■ SECUWTY OFFICER JOB Training Armed 6 Unarmed ~ r A Aaaoc. D4-7444 Prune warehouse 510 9 70 sq ft Sn 441 frtvkag* 40/ 571 2500 6300506 N French Avenue. OFTICE/OF FICE -WAREHOUSE Now AvataMe Ouartkan Perunal Slor C al lor dsraai 57B 6ANFORO Historic (kslnd 2/1 52S0A*kly • 5)00 dtp utf md Ral rag 661* SANFORD OFFICE SPACE ISM EF. 407-121-7904 5 i/ jp J o y u iN J jl u m u m w n to Working Centre! Floride for YOU! (407) 322*2044 ARART16EMT LOCATOR tree Fsid whM you are tookng tor rnw - -nw #- -ti-# rw w n ^ n TTW l11 S vine FOUNDRY SUPERVISOR . Tap Ore wing Co. ■SUPERVISOR o a ta T m tr v Enter InvanSavy Old, EatoBBahed Cb. Trebd Fun Abneaphare DRIVERS 141— Homo* For Sola 1167 ELLIOT E T Py<* under 6300mon low money down Remodeled 3 li m> mgrnund nod 277 7561 f * l» MARINER * VILLAGE GOVERNMENT ~ FORECLOSED LAKE 40* I Borer 5419MO f BOmi. 5470440 4N0 UP 3 2 V 4 7 0 ________ NOTHBfO BUT THE F rifilT FOR TOU1 Ootonaw Apts on Rmaharl Rd A 46A, U Mary Al apt home* mi pnv alarms/gs/sgss. Stalaofiha-art actomyriRnaat faciwty Open today Stop out or cal 302-2007 tor a personal showl a _________________________ ROBELEA VKLA* Homes kom penmei on 61 DsSnqusnr Tar. Repos RED* Your Area Tct Free |1) 600 215 9000 Eat H 2206 tor cunenf ksl___________ 5S5____________ HEATHROW gated community Crecuere 4 bdrm. 1 bath pool. 3 car garage. 5375.000 Cat 515-1070 tor appuntmenf Pin U » f M A 6 i/1 tram# tag lot CHA. eat dsn 545K toed to 519.900 at os 695 5151 HUDOKAT 407616611 2/2 Apt WD, 5465 . (top MCCI1Pto4MC4* CMI Today-Wert 760 W. 19Wt et, BEWVfO MAC) WMi OPERA­ TORS Wanted tor Marine can­ vas production Sa HMAa Etp*' noT? 327 1123________________ BANFORO Handyman Steal l 6666514 aftor 6 p m 1 ot 1/1 ttnck. CHA Worm 555K toed C 16161 SHMOLE WSTAUJERS TooN 6 Y«ns reo Ca» 506541 8 iLK S C R E E N E R Parosron mauf to rtp c r needs an 1n<9vidual ml asparianre to screarung on metal auriare* Escakanl working cond, ban#las 6 opporiunsy lor advancemam Cal 126-7456 to arrange Htorviaw al N Sanford location nations toadlng manufacturer of •95-5151 Pm 552Srnv> warehouse dmrtoueon of pee­ ing products tor large and __ communication tkris end be a team player Band resum* and salary Notary to H7V56C, 2960 Like Emma Road. Laid Mary, FL 32746. or FAX re­ turn* and salary history to («07)333-19a4. EOS. Ak) qs Out) SANFORO Rare M uan. 3 trim 2 bath. 1/4 sera lot. Special Government financing Owner agent. 24 hour recorded met MAfCEOA Cop Rest UnfumWwd «*tribufor/ consumer aparang to rs Lake Mary oorpanto olkoa tor a EuparvtoarPtobtoHMO abM. ideal can----- -- must have 2 years prior '.76K -'-r.il SANFORD Remodeled v T block home, huge troed tor nert u park Oraat area CH A 559.900. tow dn. 647Gmon B B m W a W H B ff Al ranHt and red sstats adverii*t menu are subjaci to to* FadarM Fair Houtong Ad. wfkeh make* 6 BagM to advarks# any pretorenca. krmtakon. or tot crimtoakon baaed on race, col­ or. rekgon. M s . handtaap. la- ft. pond k TE O New crpitietre appACH A A l hen stays ga re bo E deck M6JEQ SC POOL Pre-taradoM V2 kv/ Whan you can own tiM 1 bWm home mi CMA. new part ft carpaid AjkMnUHUOhor appkeanta ap­ ply m person al Recoton Cor­ poration. 2950 Lake Emma Road. Lake Mary. FL. 32746 EOE ___________ MAKE MONEY, a* much or a* Mite as you want, with Shaktee 6 AT E Ts New Home-Baaad Butinas* Program I appkcani aitoen•need si last foods aparakon* Very good salary Apply to parion 1906 Soudi French AwSantard Laa'a Fawsaul Radpe CH&mm CELEBRITY CIPHER Orlandos slatting service, is currently reerudtap FuB * Pwftoea ctoric# peat tor tot knowing by Luis Campo* troll a# _ __ _ nqhsrr fadry rdue leeutoB r '9 W "WH/Forillfl 56 616 hr in Appl Inctl yd W ' D hook up. CH A. no pets 5575 « dep Call 321 4881 SANFORD 4/1 5 JISGmo . 5650 sec dep CMA. scr pch, WSpa Great rm. • poo/ table » Ire place No pets' 323-2229 BANFORO 4/2-102 Loch'Arbor Court Near MayFair Country Cub Cal 325-9570 tot appl SANFORD I 4 2 fxirm apts Historic Drsl, conv location From 628Vron 3216767 ROUTE CARRIER M your COL to a « L MAINTENANCE I BALES A6SISTANT 20 30 hrv Lake Mary Copy Shop seeks 407-322-0936 We WertoJr* a Buy 6 bed Tupparears. *EsM pay to drivers. 'Open Sam 601 Dogsreck Rd. Longwood. 2606106 sT n FORO 322-1562 n — Rooms For Rant CLERICAL ASSISTANT greed CaS SM-S1BS Opening new location to Sanlord Looking lor fuS Ivn# accl managar/aekvanf dnvors. Sadmotivaiad. opportunity lor advancemenf Job metoda* com pawtve pay. bonus potamiai. ban stilt, paid vacation, etc Musi attain Class D be Drug Fra* Work Place For mere mtorJ 671-3736 ELECTRICIANS 6 Helpers TOP PAT, BENEFITS tend 4 comm DFWP Apply Sanlord Electric 2522 S Park Drtv* Neodt 7ft wortrer* deify. *SS aign on bonu* to naw am- WAREHOUSE TRAINEE C e i 1266461 LAWN MABITENANC6 BUOOY'S HOME FURNISHINGS LAKE MARY 3/15 Clean. CMA large fenced yard. LK Mary schooH Ref required 56507110 • 565Gsec dep 1-304-466 1370 RK2HT HAND MAN bio. dependable, 6 tkpenenred car* gwer for varied agt groups Please ces 121-2164__________ H ON ESTY Help with house­ keeping business Start pad tvna and work uo' Phone, bane- Sas hvto qualry products aim good 555 Has hours 321-7162 TILE INSTALLERSAfELPERS Nr>#d#d Own loots and IrsnspcwUtion Cat Tim 326-4602 •EMOR WTTTf tmas dog needs to share horns near 17 92 Pie*** cal 323 5495 (4 0 7 ) B 6 S G 4 4 4 LAKE MANY CHfLO CARE CENTER looking lor raaponat- LARR T 6 LAWN 4 TREE AVON NECOB rapa • V*s area ihttuiclwtTfX/nwc ASSIST. MANAGER LABORERS NEEDED Pavement Marking company looking lor laborers Travel is raq Starling pay 67/tv Bwbea/to benefits Class D kc raq EOE. women encouraged to apply Drug Free Work Place For more into cal 321-1010 ARE YOU DEPENDABLE AM) AVON EARN TO 10% COMM Fits tbg. Bondi: M I-1191 kid. . R*p- teeets-H M R jk M A t o ih i M n w m 7 1 — H e lp W a n te d arery a tla s seaw omw. Cal 122-9199 tot appointment m AM ERICAN M A D IS hung tor lull im e work Monday Friday MATICWS ASSOCIATES WC 645 Ikckman Cvcto Sanlord a 32771 EOE RECEPTfOMST/ BOOKKEEPER Prnmg e(penance heqAii Good salary piua benefit pack age Cai 116 6011 71 — H e lp W a n te d SALESPERSON NEEDED Ml and pad lime employ#*. Erperence operating copy machews or axm#r salat a pto* Fas resume to 125-6799 or C.6 a a H U E ia •Sacwdy Care la I6M week VI NSCL I AUCTION Appiralnns bring accepted tor hue n toe near fohee unto a rip Kty groBBing battery atiembkvs company Assemblers mto aba rty lo work with derierity end precision on mrule parts Com­ pany pad benefit package, paid huMays and foitifon lemtours# menl Appfy m person party plan datrtouiora Process orders Irom home Ready cash For start up kit/l-hma member- l mi i*l Talent T i m Staffing lias permanent fo b opportune** for production workers to N Orlan­ do These positions pay 56-9*9 and begin immediately C a l 740-0111 N O APPTS N E C E S ­ SARY Ptoaae usd our JO B F A R Tuesday. Fab lOto B Sanford Job* 1 benefits Office 9 30am lo 12 00pm English speaking N Q I reqread P IP E F O R E M A N Minimum 5 yeiri experience and water and sewer Good benefits Drug Frea Work Place Apply at 990 Milter Orrve Altamonte Springs 407-290-9000 CNA F/T sviilable 3pm ilp m * Upm-Fam SALARIES BASED on EKPERIENCE Can OsBsry Manor. 407-9464426. Ask lor Director ol Hurt mg or apply within 60 North Ihghway 17 92. (Wlary Fton da Drug Fra* Workplace. EOE.______________________ RE C O TO N CORPORATION, Ihe nations toadng manufacturer/ ddtrtouur of swclromc acresson*., hat saveral openings m F i Lata Mary tscary tor 2 n ) SRrtl assemwy pda* SO INDUSTRIAL SEWERS NEEDED PHONE PROS Salary * comm » honuf F,T or P/T Reiaiad 4„,iospnet* tmoamg ok Debt*# or Mike 767 9270 PRODUCTION ASSEMBLERS S9.46/HOUR Local Debary ofhre has srvnad-aie positions avtSaDi* m our Set up. Display. Dakvary. A Marketing Deparimants t t m # .., j c . i y r w Long Term-Short Term Tamp To Htr# SALES PERSON Needed tor toe Snhford Flea Market al booth E 17-19 Frl Sun Good pay » comm Call Sam • 6626717/ 121-0071 or vt*H the booth. Now hiring eipenenced COOKE, SERVICERS A DISHWASH­ ERS. Top pay. paid vacations after 1 year Medical benefits and a Drug Free Work place 4650 E SR 46 West Sanford 407-1M-777S A 3770 Orlando Or 17-92-Sanford. 4076116306 DENN1TS RESTAURANT.__ P/T SERVICE AGENT Driver. Need lo clean, service and In­ spect rental vehicle*. Valid FDL. Acceptable drive* record and background check. Apply In parson. 3096 Orlando (17-92) Dr. Sanford_________________ PART-TIME Ciean/painvmow Need own tram Also methane by toe hour 329-11ST__________ r/T 11-7 LPNSatary based on esperitnee F U L L T IM E C /ty C o th g t 853 East Hwy 436, Sle 200 CitMtoorry. F I 32707 •Home Wnnkly' *l ay Over Plan' "t iiM Slop Pay' ’401K IVitvarrenl' 'IW Ih Insurance* 'Vacation Pay* 'Hitoi Pioqrjm' ‘ SalpiMo Equip" 1 yi Q IIl nip .'Class ACOLrnq IV.is# C-ill 8,im lo 5pm 1 000 874 9050 Mon Fn Only FOE _ CUSTOMER REP/flETAIL $10.35 TO START •1100lUdwn Thifi jynf 1100 Tills Pfogtiim tuegini Jdnunry 1?. 1891 407 893 9798 Cal Mondjy only 8 It B ES T Home Business out than) it you are v-ncxn about making moony w/ no sett ol prod no mv no n u Cat 262 3320 A made* G IF T O F LIFE o r o in a n c b TO W HOM IT MAT CONCERN: NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN by tha City ot Longwood, Florida, that tha City Commission will hold A public hearing to considar anactiRant ol Ordinance No. 99-1399 AQ CARRIERS, INC. ARE YOU f MOTIVATED7 13— Health & Beauty ftONAlO Q PARSONS *t *1. Dviandentitl. N O TIC E NOTICE IS MEREST GIVEN pmauant lo A Final Judgment ol M -toagi* Foieclotut# dated January J#!h 1998, And e-'tered »n Case NO 97*1021 ot the Circuit Court Ot IRA EIGMTEENTM Judicial Circuit in And tor SEMINOLE County. Florida wherein COUNTR>IMDE ROME LOANS. INC ■* IRA PiAinl.lt ana RONALD a PARSONS. C * NT Ml A L PARSONS, DAN PARSONS ere ira Defendants. I • ill .All lo tRA highest And bA.t bdd ei lor ca.R ai IRa WEST rnoNT DOOR OF The SEMI•• ,E COUNTY COURTHOUSE; .FORD FLORIDA At 1100 on ira 26th day ol ' -uaty. 1999, IRA following ntred properly A. .At lortR aid Final Judgment: LOT 21. MIDDEN OAR ES'ATES. ACCORDING TO THE P*AT THEREOF AS RECOROED iN PLAT BOOK 34, PAGEIS1 91 TO 99 OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA WITNESS MY HAND and tha AnaI of 1R|. Court on JANUARY 291R, 1999. (SEAL.1 Mary anna M o iu Clark ol iRa Circuit Court P» J ar a E. Jasewic Dapuly Clark Echevarria. McCalla. Raymar, Barrett A Fiappiar P o .l Oltica Bob 3410 Tampa. FL 33601 F97042399 N O TIC E In accordanca with iRa Amaiicant D iu b ilitia t Act. pei•oni naadmg a .pacial accommodition to participata in thia proceeding .hould contact tha individual or agancy sanding no lie a not talar than aa>an (7) d a ,, prior lo tha procaading at H . addra.a g.»an on tha r rca Talaphona 407-111* 4 J a it 4227. 1-900-9556771 Dior I 600-95S6770 (v); via I ' da Ralay Sarvict. F -ii.R Fabruaiy 6. 11, 1991 CcN-ftl Rates are per insertion 3 line M inim um . Scheduling may mclixlo Lake Mary Lite a! Iho cost ol an addihonal day Cancel when you got results Pay only tui ihe days your ad runs at rale earned Use lull description lor fastest resiVts Copy must follow acceptable torm Wo reserve the right to refuse any ad at any time Commercial frequency rates are available JU D ICIA L C IR C U IT N A TU R A LLY IN ANO FOR Herbal weight control plan SEM INOLE C O U N TY . Foix formulations lo help shed FLORIDA pounds Oder today and receive CIVIL A C TIO N tree gusto to herbal medicine CASE NO 97*1031 For a t month supply send DIVISION C A 14 I I check or money order tor 935 95 C -UNTRYWIPC HOME to Natural Alternatives PO Bob. LOANS INC , 953024 Lake Mary FL 32795Piaintiff(t). 3024________________________ DCN-72 AUTOMOTIVE DETAILERS PREGNANCY CENTER, and that I Inland to 'actta* said name with lha yi*»oo of Corporations, ’'anahail**, Florida, m accor* danca with tha provi*<cm* of tha * titiout Nam# Statutai, To* v\ r 7 1 — H e lp W a n te d rnlivrt IcngwuixlOrttndo N O TIC K O f F IC T IT IO U S NAME Not*c# • h#mh> giywn thu I »m r ijngoil in buttn«ft« at 100* »nnch . Sanford, TL 327*1, Srntmoia County, Florida, undar •» .' *1, 11t <i>u• Nama of SAN* 71—Help Wanted B E JF S M S r RECEPTIONIST P/T poatoon Espenancad only Apply al FamOy Practice O-rtni i j Sonfrvd PA /invest 25Bi iitiuuf, Banked 1226471 X U D T L OR. * Residentiel C le e n in g MOLLY M AC to I— 10 F/T *IFF 'M aas. WW Train. 407-7676007. K N J ’ X c a t Tswe Co. F4D6IE6 tor more ktok Ie o s a o a i IJ N ( H M O V X D R X A V M D D M - NM R X O K V M X I U F A U E V R K F R V R X O M ; T L C P Y • H M V J H O M . P R E V IO U S S O L U T IO N : 'Myth* *i* a waal* of Urns. Thay prqvritri progrataron * — Barbra Slraiaand b 1999 ky NCA. toe I �Sanford Herald. Sanford, florida •Friday. February 6, 1998 •SB K IT ’N’ CARLYLE: ® by Larry Wright 141— HomM For Sala 155— Condominiums For Sale 163— Waterfront Property For Sale PMC RIDOE CLUB 2/2, dry rm. acm patio. 145.000 Pieate cat 321-1244 2 acre parcel V kfva River. SR 48 area 195 000 Can Ted Arthur. Reanor (407) 273-4559 HOT, HOT. MOT1 37 Flier Upper Mirdwood Floor*. walk to S*m High Only $49 SCO Dede Callaway, Heeltor (407) 224-8211, E iL 109 M OVE4N-CONO. 3.1 5 New car pel t paint Nee yard, encl front porch 135.000 Aa la DC DC CALLAWAY. Realtor (407) 1148111, t i l . 101 SANOLE WOOD-171 U p tu rn New appl A C H A . over toot* pool Win pamvcarpel Reduced 10 125 200 Can 322-9315 161— Appliances A Furniture For Sale 157— Mobile Homes For Sale BEO • BERTA Perfect Sleeper King an*, never uaed Shit to p'attic, w at S I 200. tacrafic*. 1375 (407)2128558 •4 FLE E TW O O O 14 X 70 3 7 CHA. 10 X 20 awing Many EX­ TR AS" 831 7708 or 372-1553 PARK AVE. MOBILE PARK Homes 13 000 to 18 000 Set Up Financing OUICTI 322-2841 149— Commercial Property For Sale CARRIAGE COVE 24*44 3/2 82 Skykne SpM pUn. new carpet, ivinyl 4 lap suing 118.1 8.000 153— Acreage Lot For Sale DCLTOM A 10 acre* Ideal lor mob** homeaee. hone* came farmng or nuraeryl Zoned agn cultural 13 900/ACRE Sm down w-owner Inane* 804-7871772 or 004 787-8877 C all 323-4160 SANFORO/LK M ARY Family park, low lot rent DW 17. eat m-kHch . MANY EXTRAS' A*k ■ng 119 500 Can 302 7188 or pgr 372-1969 153— Real Estate Wanted r.ia- ■ 1 O AKH IO O E FARMS Oaleerv Deeona area 10 acre*, deaf lot horaet or calhe term Mope* home or homeaaa Zoned agn 144.900 Frtancvtg *v*4 w am down payment |904) 787 8300 — — ■■ ■ ■ — M V ESTO R BUYING HOUSES PLUMS or LEMONS Charlie 9S9-T2S7 CIRCULAH0N/DISTRIBUTI0N ASSISTANT The Sanford Herald is currently accepting apptcatons for a part-txne circulatm d.stnbuton assistant The ideal applicant wilt have past experience m circulation or detnbution processes Interested candidate! should submit a resume or apply m parson at 300 N. French Ave., Sanford, FL 32771 S a n fo rd H e ra ld r .o .u t W T U + ii.n u m POSITION OPEN FOR: ADVERTISING REPRESENTATIVE Poopia-person with integrity and enthusiasm needed to c a l on account* for the Sanford Herald and Lake Mary Ufa. Thu is an 'outsxJa* poston with face lo-taca safes Previous sales experience preferred. CM 322-2611 or 6 mail resume to: LAKE M A R Y ^ P.0 . las 1M7 •Seated, FI 32771 i t NAVEL ORANGES 4 RED GRAPEFRUIT. M*nw*m*r Farm* 3461 Celery Ave Nivel*, red grapefruit*, tanger­ ine* Fr**h From G ro w >7* vn> BAQOS MARKET 322-3441 PWEAPPUE ORANOES For )uc* or to eat 14.bu*h*s Can 322 1861 223— M is c e lla n e o u s FREE SAMPLE Reg Nuria go** from *./• 20 to 6 Guerin fe* remit* 4078826182 230— 217— Garage Salta SOFA BED 4 LOVE SEAT Good eonrkhon 1100 324-2787 187— Sporting Goods SACRAFTCC brand new Reebok aporl thoea. at 9 9 1 7 Coal 135. te* lor n o uaed Merer. 19 C al 323-4768 1-lob 1350/ 2 11 — Antiqus/Collectibies WANT TO GET RID OF ALL THAT STUFF? A YARD 8 A L I t* lh* p*d*ct w*y to do Vial *nd to* SwiftwV M n M can bring people to yo*x door Adv«rk»* your u f* m ft* na*wv m u u a a aary U U tor onfy I StAn* and watch m vm v com** at C a l by N o b * on Tu**d*y and your 5-kn* ad can n r tor tor** day* in to* ftorafd and one* n to* Lak* Mary L4* tor ONLY H o 70*I A l w* ask * toaf you prtpay to* m C M u*- (407) 322-2611 SSDOLLAR8 FOR DAZZLE RSIS B*L, 377. BMk-lpm. kkM M rt t* When We Wort... • Part-time or full-time hours • Management Opportunities • Training/Gifts/Trips • Car or Van • Make new friends 217— Garaga Salat ESTATE S A L E 8400ERH FUWN. 4 AnWquei 1 PWCE or Whole HoueehoW 904-774-22247407880-3432 It's a Party! 3 FAMILY YARD SALE FRVBATS-? Pa/lung tol of 17 92 4 4 *1 StrwH Lada*, man 4 cnad*n ctom*ng pki* t u n too. g a u M it turn, lur*. crslt*. ba*katt. door*, computer* la* maenma*. mtcrowav*. m u k*cn*n appkanoaS. town c M o raft*. *ur1 board 1M7 SWarado Suburban 4 1913 Cadmac EMMrkdo. 4 TAX f U Y l APPLIANCES Back-yard 6 Front-yard Salt SM Onfy. F«b 7. 9 3 O U toot) 4 hardware. book*. d*h*« *ic 2413 S Orange Av* (O l 25to SI) Fn-S<*i. 2.628 4 Sat 4 Sun. 2/ 14-2/15 Crtft (uppf***. turn. •to 122 Crow* BkA Ln (Santord Plaoa 08 SR 427) Santord OARAGE SALE FUND RAISER SAT FEB 7TH *-4 County Transport*kon. 422 Ea*t SR 434. Wintor Spring* Tr**tut* gator*, parknq a lr* * nnm* yan to* fun" M PA LA SS comr Run* good. n**d reitorition 32.000/ 0 6 0 Cal 324-1157 or 324 2339 EARN EXTRA S ill IMMEDIATE PAYMENT UPON SATISFACTORY COMPLETION OF ROUTE LET US DO THE WORK FOR YOU! Th* Sanford Hersld/Lake Mary Ufa wants to make you monayl h you place a two weak ad with us to se* your vehicle (publish as m both tha Sanford Herald and the lata Mary Ufa al a cost ol only 127 54) and you don t sail 4 right away, e e l run lha ad lor anothar two waek* at no charga' All wa ask i* that you pay lor the N il two weeks helore we run il lor tree' We ll do all th* work you collect all th* t it . Call us at (407) 322-2611 and watch Samlnola Countys' newtpeper* work for youlll 86 FORD T-BIRD Run* good good cond. new tire* 11.000 Can 372-2374 SEIZED CARS from $175 Porsche*. Cadillacs Chevy*. BMW*. 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For more information, call Frank Voltoline at the Sanford Herald. 322-2611 ■ A Great Place t o Live • Fun job Wa hava 0 p% 6m Ask your camsulUtmt Jbrdrtulls! *PRODUCTION ‘WAREHOUSE -Whiter Park •12 Hour Shmi/Nlohts 5 Elaine Wilson: * 321-6421 "CUSTOMER SERVICE •Shipp'g/Recetv'g -Order Pullers -Forklift sxp a ♦ •Various locations •Various sums -30-35 Hours per week -Flexible schedules (TO) for: CALL US AT (407) 324-4334 T u p p e rw a re for a month long assignment Carriers 231— Cars For Sale 231— Cara For Sale Antlqua/Classies M A TTR E S S S A LE • Tun ai/e uaed hoi tpnnga 4 maltreat 165 00 Larry* Mart 322-4132 Benefits of a Tupperware Career LAKE M A R Y ^ 221— Good Things to Eat B ED S O R TH O P E D IC FIRM SETS with 5 year warranty Nev­ er uaed Twin 175 Full 1105 Oueen 1125 King 1169 Call 407 448 9984 T1TL DC I Ood Club* wedge, very good cond 0 6 0 ceth only 322 1987 POSITION OPEN FOR: ETC, KEMMORE Standard electric range While, good cond An jrh 175 00 322 2764 12 a 85 3/2 73 CarrOndge W O . acm rm 14.000 _____ Alum. 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RANCH IM N T A U 807-3338836 2S7-Lawn Sarvioaa AAA GRASS MASTERS ••rvtoM provided Oapandkbf* end altordkbf* «C*S lor SHOP LOCAL D*ck»’W*lk»'Dr(v**'ltom**' •Bu4dma* R**Comm-Fre* E*V Lnclntur IP 324-7688 300— Termite Repair TERMITE* WATER* I DAMAGE REPAIR SPECIALIST 407-1328677 312— TTaa Service CHE API CHEAP1 Tm* removal prunmg'Myactiona/toUi lend •caprng U*c/1ntur 3218808 DON 89CKREN TREE SVC Tr**/*lumb removal Fr** *tl Ixk ln tu r 120-7342 TOMMY RUNYON Lawn 4 TrM Svc fcc/vi*. r**jd-com Bucket truck. Mump griming. I C M U 4-1471 A " ’» ■ �T •B •Sarttofd Herald. Santord, Florida •Friday. February 6. 1090 B L O N D IE Cancer therapy is never easy I HAVEN'T l CAN LET YOU HAVE SEEN A <TH IS ONE AT A GREAT jjo -c o o k a y p r y p r ic e /-£ « DEAR DR. GOTT: My 47-year-old d au g h ter, who Is intelligen t and adm ired by h er friends and co l­ leagues, recently had her fourth cycle of chem otherapy for breast can cer. The treatment damaged her mind and body. S h e's lost SO pounds and requires feeding through a g a stric tube. Surely there must be someone who can come to her rescue. BEETLE BAILEY WELL, ITS 5 0 0 , I ’MOFF TO THE CLUB FOR A DRINK y LOOK/ IP YOU 6UY6 WANT TO BE ENGL IBW TEACHERS, Z CAN ARRANGE IT/ PRINK? THE BORN LOSER r V M L F C W X JL D ID O 5\G TO IN T IC . CALK. PUT CHAKXe>Dtb Y i---------- c w m FFE YOU IMIUING i wa clumsy ?’ YOU GOULD TRIP OVER. A GOCDGEbb FH0N6! 1^ PEANUTS by Chart#* M Schutx i 'm g l a d t o s e e y o u 'r e t a l k i n g A LOT..IF YOU FLY TOO MUCH. YO U 'LL W EAR OUT YOUR W IN 6 5 . DEAR READER. The white or Mue discolorations on cheeee a re limply y e a i t i and, a t auch, a r e h arm leia when eaten. In general, the "riper* the cheeee, the mere yeast It contains. For example, recall the color and tex­ ture of blue cheeee and Limburger. By P e te r H. C o tt, M.D, THAT'S WHY D065 DON'T HAVE WIN65..0UR ANCESTORS WORE THEM O U T.. NO, YOU CAN BEUEVE SOME THINGS r J E U . YOU.. > DEAR R EA D E R One of the most difficult challenges for any family is to deal realistically with the probability of death for one of ita members. P ETER G O T T . M .D P.O. Box 1017, Murray Hill Station. New York. NY 10156. Be sure to men­ tion the title. DEAR DR. GOTT: Is It harmful to eat the blue stuff on cheese? B reast can cer is a serious condi­ tion. Although some patients with It respond to hormone treatment and/or chemotherapy, a few seem to have an Inexorably malignant p rocess that p rogresses irrespective of therapy. Moreover, the treatm ent for breast can cer (surgery, radiation or drugs) often causes its victims to be sicker than they would be from the cancer itself. □nnnnm □nmnnra n n n n n n nmnnnn □ n n n n n nnn nnr i nnn m i m n ra ra □nnnmnn nnnnn nmnnn nnnnn nnnnm nnnnn □nnnn Gwrannnn nnnnnnn Finn nnn rug nnmnnn nmnnnn nranmnm nniinnn nmnnnn nmnnnn n n n n n f i f urge you to be patient. Once the acute effect* of chemotherapy have abated, your daughter may feel much stronger. Nonetheless, you must consider the possibility that her cancer will not be controlled with treatm en t. R ath er than searching for a magical cure or assu m in g th at SOMEONE SOM E­ W H ERE can help her, you need to focus on th e m om ent. While the chemotherapy Is working, be patient and supportive; she needs to know that you are there. If the therapy is ineffective, other steps should be con­ sidered. But of paramount importance is you r recogn ition th at fighting b re a st c a n c e r is an uphill b attle. There are no guarantees for success, and at some point, you and your fami­ ly may have to accept the inevitable: All that can be done has been done. fer to remove the fungus coating on ch eese that baa been sitting in the refrigerator, bet many folks don't. I had a great-grandfather who liked to wait until the cheeee could practically walk acroaa the plate before be would eat IL He lived a long time. ■ r 13 14 T5- lit IU II T7~ j Jz INC ANTITRUST LAWS (OR8>D THE (JUOU OF HUO SUCH SUPERIOR Until that time, you and your daugh­ ter can fight tooth and nail to over­ com e her diaease. But question the doctor* repeatedly and Inr to learn when to sav, "E n ou gh ." when that decision arrives, you can then let her go with dignity and compassion. «O R £ • It W" To give you more information. I am sending you a copy of my H ealth R ep ort ‘ B re a s t C a n ce r and Disorders." Other readers who would Uka a copy should scad S3 plus a long. U0TH/U6! — byTJCRyan by Jim m y Jobnuon WHAT MOULDYOUEAYABOUT ME HAVlUfiAtt M U F T I - J'D tA Y TH C K t* WOTWIOGWROUG WITHYTXJBFACE/ I'D SAT IF Y0UH GORKI TO HAVE piA&ncaaraejnr.. renta. office ■ T U to iti. 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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>, February 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/edc864cfb904fd378c6f45416b7fac34.pdf 59a85fdf0cfda7c14cc7cd3f1d94fe56 PDF Text Text TH IS W EEKEND...2C > » " • ^ , r ? j 3 * - T e a m m a k e s 1 V s t r i d e s T c IT C H E M w w * y i * _ ' • mnmm L ' ? D i l i m m < w l FAGE...2A p A t o J a c o b ; ! f i g h ’ mum o m «a t c a n c e r . m m o r P im nmmm m m a m FRIDAY. MAY 29. 1998 90th YEAR, r t i s t m r a t t RIDAY < a 50 C « n t s Airport, environmentalists balance interests By Vicki BcUuccU HERALD STAFF WIUTER SANFORD _ If tltr board of director* of ihr Si. Jo h n * Rlvrr W alrr Management D lilrlit IHJRWMD) approves II next m onth, construction could beam on a nrw runway and hangar Ul the Oilaudo Sanlord Airport. Environ ment.iliHi*. however. are not happy with Ih r destruction of wetland* lhal will occur an a m uill. According to Rod 1‘atuadiau. an rn g in rrr for tlic w alrr m anagem ent district. h r and biologist Tony Mlllrr havr reviewed Ihr plan* and brllrv r everything l» 'In order" for the permitting T h e si.ill lias reviewed It and II looks good.* said I’akradlan Sam Krndall. a mem ber of Ihr Audubon Con nestrd In the wetland area where the runway lias been proposed T h ai was done for safety reasons. It w as or dried try the FAA.' said Miller The biologist notrd tlial 3.9 acres of 'good quality* wetlands will be filled for the runw ay it self. 4 0 additional acres will br taken for .1 'd e a r ro n e' that will be needed so the tow er will H n m 9m Airport. Papa 1A Class o f ‘98 rules; within the law ‘Most W anted’ captured in county By VteU IIERALO STAFF WRITER ALTAMONTE SPRINGS _ Ramon Torres had hoped to put hla past behind him. but It caught up with him The 28-year-old New Yorker lias been working In Altamonte Springs prior to his arrest on Thursday. lie had come to Florida from Rochester where he was fronted In connection with the November IMM firebombing of •n occupied apartment com­ plex. According to the Florida De­ portment of Law Enforcement. Tone* la 'one of New York Stale s Moat Wanted fuglttvrs' There were no dratha. but W.O.W. tlfU M LAKE MARY • An organisa­ tion la being formed to bring together widows, wtdowera and persona who have a spouse living In a nursing home. The organisation, lo be called W.O.W. (Widow* or Widower*) I* sponsored by the Veterans of Foreign War* Post 8207. According lo Dorn DeBamo. president and founder, the oritton la dedicated to ofganicat fa n g tance. brotherhood and social activities for members. Monthly meetings are being planned. DeBamo says In order to ef­ fectively minister to the target group's needs, the member base must be of significant number. In addition to re­ cruiting new members. W.O.W. Is also appealing to arra churches and others for assistance. The Aral meeting la sched­ uled June 9 at 11 a.m.. at Florida Hospital. Sand Pond nrrvallon Tram , said the construction would affect the water quality, the wildlife h ab itats and lire quality of life of those living In the area. The wetlands, h r contends, protect lire biodi­ versity of Ihr area and the preservation of those lands will rrd u rr the th reats of flooding In the a rra . In addition. Kendall said, the airport au th o r­ ity ha* alteady displaced an eagle which had Studants front tha Auto Body Class at Ssmmoto Hath School hold twk vsarand auto show sarkar this month Tha mam faatura was tha 1922 LaFranca toa buck. Tha vaheto. shown fight, was located m Tennessee In 1996. and purchased through ganaroua local donations amountng 10 16.500. aftor It was olhciaVy datarrrsnad tha vaheto had actually bean one of tie city's fire truck units and had served for several decades. Sanford Fka Department personnel Aemarttod tie truck during spare tone, but » took toe SHS Body Class, under the direction of Henry Ifoeaer and Larry Harris. and Via Wood Fabrication and Assembly conetrucNon class lad by Emit McPherson, to re­ furbish Via truck to rn shining appearance, above The toe truck le to bo used In future cty parades and as a historic ash**. Sanford w ill give free cemetery plot to veterans in need By Mek HERALD STAFF WRITER SANFORD - The city will con­ tinue offering free burial plots for veterans, but only based on need. The decision was made Tuesday during a meeting of the Sanford City Commission. The matter came up during discussion of a proposal for cemetery expansion. The Cemetery Advisory Committee had suggested the city develop land known as the Crawford property, which would provide the city with an additional 1.840 spaces. The city report­ edly has room for only 200 regular spaces on present property, which are expected to be sold within the next two residents In 1993, 10 In 1994. 12 In 1995,6 In 1998 and only 2 In 1097. He added that the offer has been made to spouses of veterans as well. Hie Cemetery Advisory Committee (CAC) had sug­ gested discontinuing the free space offers for veterans, con­ sidering the free service Is now provided at a veterans ceme­ tery In BushneU. Commission member* how­ ever, disagreed with the CAC recommendation*. *1 think It would be a disservice to our veterans If we discontinued this service.* said Commis­ sioner Velma Williams. Commissioner Whitey Eck­ stein suggested the city should provide the plots for veterans. SEMINOLE COUNTY Graduating high school senior* often lindenakr pranks during Uirir final day* of ochool. Ap parent ly Jame* W Urktetg. IH. a senior at Lake Howell High School wanted lo express hi* Joy at graduation tht* week Ilia prank however, backfired Llcktrtg wa* arrested by Seminole County Sheriir • deputies shortly after mldniglit last week. The o n m came a* the result of an alarm ayairm setting off at Lake Howell High School Indicating an Intruder at the ochool property. When deputies arrived they reported seeing a person on the roof of the school. Assis­ tance was obtained from Casselberry Poller who pro­ vided a K-9 unit and Ih r air unit hrllroplrr. AJrrt-2. With an Infra-red camera, ofAcer* In Alcrl-2 were able lo ■pot the subject on the roof and. with a loudspeaker, or­ dered the subject to surrender. The person refused to ac­ knowledge the officers how­ ever. and sras seen lying In (hr total position In an attempt lo conceal himself. Following the refusal to obey (he odlcrrs' commands, depu­ ties found It necessary lo use u bucket/ladder truck from Seminole County FUe Rescue, to gain entry. The subject. Identified as Llcktrtg. was ap­ prehended Immediately. Upon Investigation. It urns determined that the 18-year old waa a senior at Lake Howell High School, and had report- Teacher and Student of the Month �Pre-schooler* a* St Peter's Prsschool. in Lake Mary, recently invited their parents (right photo) lo view the works of art they created during the school Briefs year The future Van Goghs (on the trod page and left. Justin Pratt) and Picassos (Pawn Mennela. left center, and Austin Von Herbuit*. right cental) enjoyed a program which included the unveing of a commemorative 25th anniversary video, spottghtmg events that hove occurred during the past year. Hartwtg. the Drat M a postton aha haw for Workshop for educators offers tuition waiver Coelloeed Pond Uo.nl, lake Mary, (off Lake Emma Road). Fur additional information, contact l)om D. at 323-5152. Secretary Clymer al 323* 8395, or Membership Chair­ man Ethel Shapiro at 3240732. Frm 1*951 htlp The Seminole County Bar Association Legal Aid Society provide* free legal aenrtceo lo low income Seminole County residents In certain etvtl case*. Our ofTlcr assists with Dissolu­ tion of Marriage. Guardian­ ship. Landlord/Tenant dis­ putes. Senior Cltlxen legal matters and other miscellane­ ous matters. Outreach office* are located In Sanford and Lake Maty by appointment only. For further Information and screening for eligibility call our main office in Altamonte Springs nt (407) 834-1660. Ssrnmar proirams Seminole County Public li­ brary presents the following summer programs: An Egyptian adventure. Frank Uutus brings his pup­ pets and stories to the library In a program for schoolige kkto. Aa the Wacky Professor, h r wtU explore an Egyptian Branch. C.A.R.E. (Creating Animal Rrspcet Education) Founda­ tion will bring their Florida animals. Including a Florida panther to the library. There will be two programs each day ao that everyone will have a chance to aee and hear about the animals; June a at a a 3:15p.m . at the East Branch. Thursday. June 4 at 10 * II:1 B a.m. at the North A unique opportunity awalta area educator* this summer al the Daytona I teach campus of Embry-Riddle Aeronautical Unfteratty. Elementary and secondary educator* may gain the knowledge and took needed to Integrate aviation and aero- tlona in aviation and aeroopoce concepts. Math Caanat For educator* with an tn-drpth background In mathematic-*; will examine real-world appli­ cation* of aviation and aero­ space concept*. Presenter* will include fac­ ulty from Embry-Riddle and the University of Central Honda, fuetl ip n lw n horn deadline for rrglatratlon will be reserved on a Bratcome, first-served bast*. Par ttclpaitta will meet In Room 102 of Embry-Riddle'* Airway Science Simulation Labors (ary. For huthtr information or lo register, contact Patricia Ryan at (904) 226-0499. and more than 100 education center* In the Untied Stales and Europe. Its curriculum covers the operation, engi­ neering. research, manufac­ turing. management. and marketing of modem aircraft and the system* that support Senior Helpline caa help answer questions on heakh insurance Today; Scattered thunderstorms. XWtnaVHighs In the upper-M*. Lows In the s w w n s w a . min g*lf| low 70s aoraraar Scattered than- # ^ 3;05 a m , mjn. &45 high: thunderstorms. High* near-90. ‘ 1*™^ aMf9W6 M Lows near-70. M n tty i Afternoon ® 8-0*pm , kw: 5:31 thunderstorms. Highs neor-90. PJS. NOW ftM fW t Lows In the upper-70*. ■ n ik l high: 1140 U O -i " p m . low: 546 a m . 5:43 p m , * high: 1245 a m . — p m . low: 5:51 am . 5:55 For oldrr Central Floridians 78 Ta tn tta * 0 78 p.m. ■UHDAT Tstrxaa 0 0 70 i. Longwood. Oviedo. 300* HMO and health Insurance policies or need Information or assistance relating lo Medi­ care or Medicaid, the Senior Resource Alliance’s ’ Senior Helpline* can direct them to the hHp they need. Dad alw ays chose the bestfo r m •o rognuna that are deto meet their particular 10 m .p.h. M show yau how they work, and allow you to experiment to find the tool that Is beat suited to you. The workshop will be held Saturday, July 15 from S until S pro. at Ever After ll Seminole Herald I90K Frktoy. May 2 9.1N5 • VoL 10, No. 199 iHiaan a— -ha. *20011 ftsnchAm.. t awtad. I Phone: (407) 322-2811 Fax: (407) 323*408 mot* aonoNML moouc i rmarar lasvLoar-KdM fo * W Ktm la a freelance psychic with over 20 yean of experi­ ence. She reads Tarot. Runes. Auras, and teaches dames in Sensory Ttorof and Opening your Intuitive Channels out of the Fifth Dimension Meta­ physical Shop In Winter Park. Workshop Is free lo the pub­ lic. Refreshm ents will be served. Iten percent discount on all puremuca during the event Cali ASAP to reserve ■eating. Ever After Books la lo­ cated at 1155 Weal SR 434. suite 137. Longwood. (407) 260-2668. One ouch program Is “SHINE*, which Is offered by the State of Florida's Depart­ ment of Elder Affair* and fttnded tor the Health Care Car F|nanctng Admlnl Now choose the best ®ee Mm! g supplemental tnaurevaluating HMO proexplaining Medicaid Bringing Yom • 24 Hour PiufcattonaJ Staff Living *t Helpline* at (407) 623-1380 In Orange, Osceola and Seminole counties. In Brevard County, call (407) 631-2747. Ike purpose of the Senior Rraeuice AMasce la to coaedt- ReptMIc W Jmm 1. Space t* limited and �SwMneft HMM. Santord. Floods Frrtsy. May 29.1998 8. O ik Avc.. Saruord. was arrraird Wednesday. May 20. by Sanford police. Rushing was cliargrd with possession of crack cocaine and possession of drug paraphernalia. Rushing was unrated In (he 1000 block of South Maple Avenue. A Sanford QUAD officer observed defendant In a dnig deal. Joluile Tanner, 47. of un­ known m ddrncr. was arrested Wednesday. May 20. by San­ ford {Kilter. Tanner was cltargrd with possession of crack cocaine wtth Intent lo distribute and possession of dnig paraphernalia. Tanner was unested In the 200 block of Noitli Klin Avronr. Sanford QUAD squad made the arrest. Lonnie Fuller. 10. of un­ known residence, was arrested Wednesday. May 20. by San­ ford poller. Fullrr was charged wiili possession with Intent lo acll/deltver crack cocaine and Itossessioii of drug parapher­ nalia Fuller was arrratrd at l-akr Monroe Trm u e . Sanford QUAD squad made rise* arrest Sfiuwii Green. IS. of 220 Yale Dr. Hnnkmt. was arrested Wednesday. May 20. by San­ ford polite. Green was charged with sale and delivery of co­ caine. lies nsusing. resisting without violence and loiterlug/prowling. Green was a r rested bi the 1000 block of South Maple Avenue. Sanford QUAD squad made the arrest. Ak|.uidniH» Osorio. 30. of 1.122 Kosrrllff a r .. Sanford, was arrm lrd Wednesday. May 20. by Sanford police. Osorio was tliorged with altering It­ em sr plate/valldation sticker ol trItulc/mobile home and habitual traffic offender driving while Itcrnse is suspended or revoked. Officer conducted a traffic slop due to Osorio's car Inning no tall lights. Kelly Lawyer. 43. of 401 Bell Are.. Sanford, was arrested Thursday. May 21. by Sanford poker. Lawyer was charged wtth driving while hemsr Is suspended or revoked and at­ taching tag not assigned. Law­ yer w w s arrested tn the 100 block of North French Avenue. A roniputrr check revealed that motion officer far the Seminole County Sltertffa office said that Torres Is currently an Inmate at (he John E. Folk CorreeIfanal Facility- He did not know when, or If. Torres would be returned to New York. rested far marijuana posses­ sion. One teen at the Ocneva party roccfvcd the additional charge of earaping. 14. Jack Caah. public Infor­ mation officer far the SherdTa Office, aald that aome of the teen-agera commented that parties and underage drinking have been done since 'time immortal*, ’ ll la a tradition that la long overdue to be stopped.* aald Caah. The Sheriffs Office has said Daluc Ln.. Winter Springs, was arrested Wednesday. May 30. by Winter Springs poke*. Boaebeny was charged with battery and was arm ted at the above odder so. Unasbarry al­ legedly grabbed hto wlfa fay the arm and threw her to the * j£ y ra Miles. 47. of 1300 W. 14th St.. Sanford, was arrested Thursday. May 31. by Hanfard C la ss that 'zero tolrrancr". a new philosophy lo curb llir alcohol and dmg abuse l»y teen -ugrra. la not a one Hum* UiIiik . Loaf Friday. 17 arrrwls wrn- uuidr at a rhrtkpuiiil. And Cash aald Dial lltrrr i* unollirr checkpoint wrlu-dulrd tonight on die rant side of Sanford. ‘ Zero tolrrancr inruns zero tolrrancr.’ wild Slu-rllf l)on Esllngrr ul a piraa conference last week. •If wr run w i t onr life. Ihrn II la worlli It.’ wild Cash. A GREAT GIFT FOR DAD! H elp lin e B ar P vm t MMouse k\J4mS* A 19.95 Value cm For Fast Factory Meet Defirtry! 20. by Winter rick was chart and grand thrf was arrested In the 300 block of Norih Moss Road. Flick al­ legedly enlrrrd a residence via the patio and took two bikes Sanford police. Bowed was charged with retail theft and srreared in the 3000 block at South Orlando Drive. Howell allegedly concealed a calcula­ tor in hla pants. Usa Johnson. 33. of 3400 Sipes Avr.. Sanford, was a r rested Thursday. May 31. by Sanford police. Johnson was charged with retail theft and resisting without violence. Johnson wws arrested m the 300 Mark of East 30th Street. Johnson allegedly stoic ciga­ rettes ham convenient More. 1-600-764-8688 www pu rp to m irtn net V eterans that they should be p free of charge, but o cases where there la • rial need far aaatat— ee. Eventually. O ty Mcnq *Hi work! she i long. Ha ones Aretn A irport be utile to see Die airplanes on the runway. In addition, 1.3 acres of ’ low quality* land will be cunvrttrd to a retention pond. The airport authority has agreed to purchase 42.5 'mitigation credits' to compensate far the land they Intend to use far the runway project. The credits, purchased at $18,000 each, will be used to purchase. Improve and preserve F lorida cracks dow n on sm uggled fruity vegetables rices such as most citrus products from Asia, are banned outright from entering the Untied Stales. Others, including a le prices good lay 28 thru May 31 During the past two weeks, officials in Crawford's office and their counterparts wtth the U S. Department of Agriculture I Order Now And Receive A FREE I Set O f Door Plugs! j pose a culture,' that hk la ffrftt | �Assembly 01 God PEST CONTROL IACMJJT OWNED AND OraUflD MNMJMUITftrr 2626Jro«w* Am >322-2070 f a n t a s t i c S a m 's HARREL L BEVERLY TRANSMISSONS David Bavarty and Staff THE McKIBBIN AGENCY MBURMOE 114 N. Park Ava„ Sanford �» H H I H I I H H H H H Florida-Friday. May29. 1990-BA Religion & «ee Qdm iaaion Joining with the Concert of Prayer and encouraging par* Udpotion bt the March for J t aua on Saturday. May 30. Sanfonfa location la 330 E. Commerce (Faithful Word Mlntatrtea). The March w ill begin at S a m. For more Information call Maureen Bravo at 332-7300 or call 070-2040 cat. 0300. CONCERT Sunday, May 31,1998 7t00 p jk NEW LIFE W ORD CENTER 1311 Oak Ave., Sanford. FL SANFORD • Zion Hope Mis­ sionary Baptlat Churrh. 710 Orange Ave.. will hold an Old Fhahkmed Sunday on Sunday. May 31 at I I a.m. Come dveaaed M your "Old Fash­ ioned Dude.' The pubbr la Invttrd lo at­ tend. r 1h 11 O r i •,( <>ll G t.im m y H. D o Wirim-r JMMMTnrtk Tr u m p «• t «■ r V m SANFORD • 'Just the Truth* haa begun meeting In the cof­ fee shop neat lo Family Wor­ ship Center* sanctuary every Friday night at 7:30 p.m. Want lo be a part of this eanting , 25-year-old Geneva church gets a new name and a new format HERALD CORRESPONDENT participating from other area churches. They also haw* a Young Couples meeting twice a Rev. A. Anthony, and the Dr. H.D. Rucker, FI rat ah M.S. Church: the Rev. Honor th e H oly S p irit, w ear red for the Pentecost U pointing? A perse ttod up with M ow ofThe Holy Spirit lo of wind at Pmtec part of the gift of iiu f ipb c mlwda ac thetr aetf-pccoccil| C hristian Supplies Come & Shop Lane’s Christian Supplies (in the Bayhead Eye Center). 8 2 0 W. Lake Mary Blvd.. Suite #108 Sanford. Florida 32773 (407) 330-5851 LONdWOOD - Pray Central Florida wtU meet on Tucaday, J i m 1 at 11 * 0 u l at Hours: 10:00 A.M. - 6:00 P.M Tuesday - Saturday B r ia n & Q a M L a n e Proprietors �H B IH H P P P P mm as the architect for the Dr. J . Ocorge Mclnnla. Doug Collins Philadelphia 76era dynasty of over yet. only means a new beginning in high school Nod Thursday. 14 Seminole County athletes will gather one Anal time to b r awarded with the Seminole llemld Stu­ dent Athlete Awards. It will be the second annual event, but the first involving schools from each of the seven county public schools. Parks ft Brrrratton Depart Yesterday marked the final day of school i Semlnoie County. and la a renowned speaker known nationally. Winners from each school Lake Brantley: Ryan Pagan (football, weightlifting). Olngrr Sellick (soccer). Lake Maty: Paul Betk (basketball). Mary Leah & itton (basketball). Lyman: Mark Lewis I attended parts of three graduations Inudftm the entire night at Lake Brantley's. by Chris ■w i s i j o t i ^ rs p s B E V u m r j f n W f ’ fln TTTT and doaena of Iddo School are juet wait* mg far a chance. Next year's surprise Junlor la on a junior vanity rooter somewhere. i, 4 i £ i m eum u Chalkley. Victor Blue. Nick Bullock. AngHy Ramlrex. Devin Daniels. Kyle Chase. Launr Boblnson. IVlUle .. a , . , a_ __ w iw i w i i i l h n Lake Mary grio bas­ in the elate tkle. eleo junior vanity team. Alisa RlegeL Josh Ammon. Eunedila Whetstone. Majotle batch la coming through Identifies!: kwA.CA.KY.NY. I , tf- - ‘» �h w w S mNm M w I N mH H B H I M ■8emmots H n U , Santart, Florida ■Friday, May 29.1996 People Sorority hosts future leaders Blood Bonk 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. Sanford Rotary Rotary Club of Sanford meets every Monday at noon, at the Marina Hotel. 8anior actlvltlaa Lake Mary Seniors Invite anyone 85 years of older to join them In two weekly activities on Monday: Woodcarvera, from 9:30 to 11:30 s.m. Games from 1 to 3 p.m.. at the Frank Evans Center. 158 N. County Club Road. Sanlor amploymant An employment program sponsored fay AARP Senior Community Service Employ­ ment Program la held at the Sanford National Ouard A r­ mory, 915 E. First St.. Monday through Friday. Interview hours are 8 a m. to 1 p .ir. Telephone: 324-8008. The program assists seniors. 55 ana aver, to return to the work place. Cancar Support Support. Hope and Recovery, S H A R ., meets every Monday SANFORD - Kappa Sigma Omega Chapter of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority of San­ ford presents their second an­ nual "The Oems of the Future* pageant. T im e students received train­ ing in cth|uette. vtalled the Seminole Community College Career Lab, attended diurcn and other social activities which enriched their Uvea. They also shared and read to residents of the Oood Samari­ tan Home. Young terns ate presented during an rxrltlng program of talents and accomplishments along with musical and dance performances. Motivational speaker will be Ronald Nathan, the principal of Ooldsboro Elementary S rh "«i and the minister of mu­ sic of Sanford Tabernacle of Prayer Church. Oems are selected from the schools and communities In which they arr Involved In acItvHles that will enhance (heir self confidence and service. The money raised from this project will fund three annual college scholarships which will be awarded on Saturday, June 8. 8 p.m, al Seminole Commu­ nity College In the Fine Arts Building. Admission to free. The following youth, according to Public Service Director Dr. Gall Choice, will be presented to society: Ashley Alexander. Dtsncia Frauer both students si Lakevtrw Middle School, and Jonrll Mrh-illc and Danielle Gordon, students at Greenwood Middle School. VFW, Auxiliary Veterans of Foreign Wars and the Ladles Auxiliary of Sanford Post 10108 meet the third Monday at 7.-00 p.m. at the post home, 2044 S. Sanford Avr. Plflffon Fanciers The Central Florida Pigeon Fanciers Association meets the third Monday of each month at the Seminole County Agricul­ tural Center. 4300 Orlando Drive. Sanford. For Informa­ tion. cal) Art or Jean Anderson 11831-8033. Ovaraatara Anonymous Sanford - Ovrrcatrra Anony­ mous meets every Tuesday, at 10 s.m. In Parish Hall Whltner Lounge of Holy Cross Episco­ pal Church in Sanford. The meetings last about an hour. There ore no dues nor fees. The only requirement to attend is the desire to stop eating compulsively. Shufflsboard The Sanford Tourist and ShuTIleboard Club practices every Tuesday and Friday starling at 1:30 p m The courts are located behind the Sanford Senior Center. Thoae Interested In playing, learning to play or Joining the d ub may call Ruaa Kltner. president. 322-7751. far information. When it’s time to paint your home Is rarely caused fay bod paint. The same paint that peels In some spots will slick tena­ ciously for 40 to BO yean In other spots. Latex paints are the Industry standard for moat exterior house painting and they continue to improve. Long-term testing has shown that 100 percent acrytte latex When pami begins to peel off your eoffMs. one likely culprit Is a dogged or leaky gutter. The beat prevention la to clean your gutters frequently. Rain often soaks aiding BARBARA HUGHES/ GREGG 5 Using spray equipment without back-brushing. Most pro# iitf ■pray cquiptiirtii iot speed. But. sprayers rant en­ sure a good bond, so a second painter should always follow Heady behind the sprayer to brush the pamt into the a ir­ fare. You aha need a back brush 4 you srv painting with a taffrr. 8. Unexpected haiards. eurfc Two weddings are too close for worried groom’s com fort 1 I • p ro v id e r, 1 at praatlea o f ■ w w y d fa rta fatopoftaaso of towstov^wmv -- grata VAN BUREN • Inc., meets the eeceod Monday of the month at 8:300 pm . at Kllamey Baptist Church, 701 Formoso Are.. C.E.U. Hass ad taking Mfchpc* teat -f H y to know a patient's problems) In ofgor to knew which physician in Ubt^grou^shaukl see him a i m eeriouily v. physician and are referred aleew h y , itot you ware 100 percent right whan you told the wwnan te i DEAR ABBV great-aunt, 'Ethel,* and I share a common interest in antiques and collectibles. Aunt Bthsl's children and grandchildren have never sxpmassd an Internet la what they call 'Junk.* Over the years, Aunt Ethel has given aw various items that I cherish. One gift in particular she had bad for more than 30 years before giving it to aw about two ym n igo. Whon she gave it to ms, her daughter, ■Sandy," asked her if she given away the Hem. I offered to give it to Bendy because 1 didn't want to roust any conflict, but oho refused It because it had already been given to me. She said she Just wanted to let me know she was K m h m I C h ib The Central Florida Kennel Club meets the third Tuesday of every month, at B p m . at the Lake Island Recreation Center. 480 Harper. Winter Park. Anyone interested In the bat* terment and protcctton of pm* bred dags or tn bleeding or ■hawing dogs to welcome to at* i (frh n V v rSV IBA' -jf I n i l N B �B M V Ldqal N oticti 3 cminolc Herald 3 LINES 10 DAYS CLASSIFIED AD RATES DEADLINES M d that I M m ) to MKf n m with Ik* D iM M ) of Corporation#. T ilU k iiM * Florida m K t o i d t w * with Mm pramiOA* •! Iho FwtlllOu# N a m tlilu lM . To-Wit •action M l M . Florida Slat win* l M l Tuaaday thru Friday 12 Noon Via day before publication. Sunday 12 Noon Friday ADJUSTMENTS A CREDITS In E1S SVEfW 0V Erl' EvaDT* ErS CtE^nlnO®® r»W*BiO p VMI DO f0SpOGstOre tor tw bat toaarton orty andarty to tw smart ot ffwcost ol Mai inaariton. Plasm chadi ad lor accuracy Via Irat day R run* &± The meaning of Memorial Day £im u One year laler. Q cn rril John A. Logan. Ns* (tonal Commander of the Grand Army of the republic, laaued an order designating the 30th of May 1R8S, aa a day to decorate the grave* of all who had fallen In the war. Now, ISO year* later, we remember the price which has been paid far our freedom. we honor thoae who give their Uvea In the C M I War. Spanish'American War, World War I. World War 11, Korean War and Vietnam War. Add to Ihlv bat an appreciation and honor for other* who loot their the* In event* as Dessert Storm; and, we would be tendm not to give thanks today also to thoae who are presently defending our roasts to keep America free. (Information from The ftwg E m rr l° pedis. Vol 4 and ‘ Pulpit Helps. May 1903 } saffiua L 1 9 1 1 I W n lv W L sqs IN oUm s is t u n i -M i ra t Hsrtds itotulea. ciut ■>* S M S M V Mat as Mo u reMr JwM*d •( MW Circuit Court CM I OWM m . I WkMeet* Judicial Crrcuil. Saodnoto County Florida, IMd probable caul# txal tho abooa proper* thouM ka M r* Sod M MM akooo » P X | Van M S bo aorvod a ‘ M l s i Mm Oedor hodtof n i l i l l i Cauoa a oca u la ajWMd b t MM Ju d»e and M MM Judea ol Ik* Cue Ml Court CMS Dtoldoo. lie*Month Judicial Circuit. 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BOX 1807 Sanford, F L 32772-1887 •MUST KfCLUOE PRICE •ONLY a m ITEM •BIBB OR 1 0 8 PRMT A D W M t •Price of Rem stated (SIW ur k*«) •Ad will tun $ days only • I Item per ad per huuicMd per week •Private puny (non commercial) only •Ad must be un above coupon �Sana BHHPM Semincls Herald. Santort. Rond* •Friday. May 29,1998 •11* you donl object. lit slick to my nrigi rul position. Moderale .vclf pleasuring it M l harmful physically nr mentally b If i O Till* is ridletlau*. t i a rtally (73 W J ? - Muhbrd yuur toe Mi this Me. - ^ i r B rra il enlargement la pubescent \ ( V mate, la common and wttluauallydis ---------- j J W m ri appear in about three yean. DKAH HKADKK Granted. but dur b y M o rt W alhar ing that three year apan. the child . may suffer Ihe tortures of Ihr damned In Ihe column you men­ u 's tloned. Ihe boy was the bull of r \ unremitting lockerroom Jobes f V ) As with every medical condition, the , ( ) decision about treaUaenl rests on the I T v. jL degree of abnormality. Many pubes « " » boys experience temporary breast swelling and tenderness : \ Ordinarily, patience and watchful ' \ »>din« are the best therapy On the Other hand, boys will occa •tonally experience eery nolicrable breast enlargement This ran be psy F IL L , r v i PIP YOUR *Pf«CH J #o? { l* NOT FBEUNt* TODW iNEtPTOGO UHXT ft UNJL lIN fOC. K M X . THEKAPY! THCWsPf £ If jwm« « d d Uka to vrtla Oo fig O ntt m d yaw lot­ to* to: P.O. »«S 9017. 5 .< H m o j MM OUtftoa. Nov 1 M , llT 1019A. iiD . W iY ? l ' ' “perpetrators and II is dearly limit­ ing m terms of personal growth So. II unnnn nnnn nnnnna nunnnn □onnnn n n n n n n nnn n n n nnnn nannnnn n n nnn n n n a n a nnnnna nnnnna nnnnan annnna nan nun n a n n n lonnui inn □□ran n n n nnn □nanun nnutian nn n n n n n n n n n a nann □nnnn rholngirally damaging because of schoolmates cruelty and Inctmsider •tenet*. In my opinion, corrective surgery is simply an additional option la consider And I know young men who were grateful to have this stigma relieved To gnv you more information. I am seadiag you a copy of my Health Report -Breast Caarer and SHOW U^' p t s n r d a ^ ^ H H H IH B B H .__ 60IM UWAT I LEAUIP sJN SCHOOL TO O M ..^y UMAX'S THI CAPITAL/WHO OR NORWAY? JKNOul! like a ropy should send 13 plus a long, •elf addressed, stamped envelope to P 0 Box m i7. Hurray Hill fUtlon. New York. N Y I»IS4 Be snre la men­ tion the idle. HEARD®. G O TT ha a retirad psy chiatrist and eras latereaUd in year position via a via mastorbotion You that it is OK *«n msderstkn.* hm la an aiuKruxly moralistic pbewn. Masturbatian is not addktive eve* when practiced immodmiebr. R a » ptv increases our eajpymeol of the r~ F F tr n- F F F S MggFj Opening lead: v J -1". •:“ - * = * * rh«sisw d~ rscwx*? *• 1 J *5Hp iM r o n M r r r IN «d«t«r#d A N4AL~ '9>l£) to BERNICE BEDEOSOL TO rm A A M trm A . 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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 29, 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/94bf33b1f3923f8a74782be87e4c86e0.pdf 894788356e7608398848daf4edf8016c PDF Text Text S W IO U D .EDEX i ( )\ < ;\v< '\ h >i> in S trik e up the S an ford M id d le School Hand L y m a n ’ s M a rk L ew is & district S occer Finals G O V E R N M E N T BOARDS M E E T A R O UN D T H E C O U N TY ...3 A STO R M U P D A TE...2 A S e m i n o l e H e r a l d S e r v in g S a n to r d , L a k e M a ry , L o n g w o o d , O v ie d o , W i n t e r S p rin g s a n d S e m in o le C o u n ty s in c e 1 9 0 0 IV \ \ I | ) \ l S I) AY. \1 \U< oiiih 'i I \ R . 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Deadly tornadoes: The aftermath San lord cops favor inovinc headquarters liy N ic k I ' l r K i u l III I'M Ii s |,\l I w u u r l< S .W I i i |<|i III • I l |> it (lii* 1.1 I II I"t W ill s ., iitiiiil |••• •is • I Mil I.n ilitv S ,| ,| , ||. t *|,t-| Ill's it \||)|.|| r Mi> 11* • it \N I,ill *ti* >| ii stii.ii i i in .tin s n n itr i i.|i t| Mi*' im is s i I,Mils M’l ’* i i i In In g a in in g III l.isnt M.sjt M lil lll.lS e v e n i n g ■ H night a id was Seminole County Assistant fire Chief Chris Johnson 41 n a s one ol the first to fescue and help lornado *,c tuns on Feb ?3 His Bronco was damaged during the w oike 1 r ’ " U'(,.,,is t' s w e e » Johnson has ' t* •• M int, ,'t years R escue w o rk e r: W e had this one little ra y o f sunshine U7 Hu m While MF.KAI.D STAFF WKIIF.K SAM OKU ( t ills J n h lis o n (n u ld ti.iirls see over tin* hood id Id s S e m in o le f u u iltv I M S llliilli ii as h r h r,id l'd llltu t h r stnrtll I l r w as d riv in g h a rd liu in Ills h o m e in • "• in ' > to w .m l s o u lh r.is t S .u d o rd ' l l w as ra in in g s id rw a y s a n d the w in d s w ere tre m e n d o u s ." said J o h n s o n , a s s ista n t t li r « tin I foi Mu* <m in ty At the s a m r tim e J o h n s o n a n s w r ie d h is i all 1.1 M ik e H a m m o n d s a n d th ie e o th e rs h a u le d out m a flre/resi lie i n n k fro m S ta tio n *'!!» at l ive P o in ts Ft l i n k C ris w e ll led a n o th e r u n it Ito m S ta tio n »•! I at M id w a y a n d R escue » J I t a m e Iro m S a n lo id INDEX Brief*.......................... C1am tiled.................... Comic*........................ 2A 5B CroMvord ................ 6B 6B Dear Abby .............................. 3B Dr. C o lt ................................... 6B Horoscope .............................. 6B Obituaries ...........................(A P e o p le ......................................3B Sport*......................... 1B-2B T V ............................................. 3B Weather...............................2A l Do not w ait lor •itrio n tln a ry drtu m sU n cts to do good; try to u m ordinary situations. * -Jean Paul Richter l in " I " ' " I Me m ost h a llo w in g night*. ..1 the n live*. I l " SI nil'll w e ll llllllll,: .1 l i i l j . s III m i l l ' l l individuals w ho h< l|e d save lives and a s s is te d 11lost i .niglil in Iasi w t e k s t o in a d o 11" Ills ! oil Mu si eiie wi le a sto u n d e d at th« extent nl the da m a g e a n d Mie lo iiijH ts u ie " I the lia litv it suit Ills I.M U a tli'l th is a w tlll lo llia d o th*v w i n h o ld in g the n ow n a n d h rl| im g e.n h u tlie i a nd h e lp in g Us J o h n s o n said Johnson I I |uni|M'd Ills llim ii o ovei a ■ oU|i|i ol jiine l i e e s at to s s Sl|ies Avenue and dashed low .ild a liollie w hose loot had h ern hlown oil lli holli I* d inside and lie a id a woitian hoi lei h.ii k I III lie ie Praise the l o r d K r ,i u iliil ’>2 v e a l old l e d lla s iv w a s a shot ol a d ie n a lin e to J o h n s o n In the next lew n u n Please See H f i c u r . I’l ( f 4A By Nick Pfeifauf M KKAI.I > S I A l l W R IT E R lw\KK MAKV Cirowth in l-ikr Mary has involved a numher ol major drvelo|»menls during the past years Major |»ro|ects however, require major ronsld eratlon and lids Thursdays i lly commission meet Inn should stand as a prline exam |ilr Ol the lour Items listed on tin* agenda under unfinished business, one has been post (M illed at live |ircvlous lolllin ls sion meetings, one postponed four times, one three times, and the lourth Item lias had a request submitted by the aji pllcunt to postpone It. " lln ' largest part o| it in voices Mie jiio p o se d s ilio o l. D a r n in g I 'iilim ite d In te rn a 11011.11.* sa id C it y M anager J o h n l.lttou T l ir l.u tillv Is to he lot .tied on the west side ol R.m toul l-in e , north ol Mie 1 ilv s sjto tis (o n i|)le x . "We w aul lo in su re aj)pro|>rl ate tra llti How Irom K a n tim l to 41) A." l.lttou sa id K anto ul In Mie 4fi A side re m a in s unpaved at Mils tim e "llie 1 Ilv lielleves that Mils Is a needed facility," lie rontlll ued. 'hill we waul lo make sure the 11.till, problem doesn't lx1 nine llnaiii tally Impossible lor the developer." Utton sug gesled one answer may lie a Pirate free Growth. Page 4A iUuycA JlcuiUy Cw ncd t( C p c u ik d e tte r S f i l S S .,llllllll N lljH 'l' F \ei l lt l M In te l t " l S l r v t I ,,i.k e s a id th e m e e t i n g w in q u i n |mi> i I iv « *\Vc d ls i l i s t e d the frn t.il le e s * he sod K l,.h l How th e s h e i Ilf’ s ■Ii |i.11 Ilia i d |' ivs A I .1 sq uall* O rlnndo Sanford Airport Director Slave Cooke |'l M*S to the AliJM irt A iiM lo lltv w ln i h is m a n d a te d to use the m i o m i o n o|ie ia tlo u a l m n t t r is s .,n lm d ( ilv M a lta ge i H ill S im m o n s a lo n g w ith P o lu e t hlel In, lu ll.u d a n d D e p u ty D e n n is W td liid ie had 1 hiet jiltA lo u s lv to u te d the a tljio rt tool Im i Mt shoem aker I.Nv 1.itii,11 A lllh o lltV tlie m b e l | suggest! d we m ig h t m a k e It low 1 I 1 111 k> s a lt) th e m d d in u m ■tin il lilt j it e v t i i u s lv d e l e t m i l i e d lot I I " h u ild lllg w as > I s ', s q u .iM tool \N • m i g h t In- a i d e to I i m wdh that h e 10111 ineiiN d W hile tin < llv ol S a u lo rd tu.ills o w n s the a ttjio lt lent Illoliev le iC IV e d lot s l im title s huildmg Meat t*uiu S S * '0 C im p u n if! During a m e n i « uv 1 o m iiils s lo u w o ik se ssion M ir tom was des, n lie d as s a tis ).,« im v w d h S iin ii'o n s p r e d n tm g Mu h u ild m g w o u ld ha ve su ltl 1 lent sjiai 1 lot the d e p a rtm e n t l i n d s toi jMisstlilv the next tw o llt'l .nil 's lh ll.ltd s.lld tin* jMilli 1* ill* |ia rlm e iit is hasti a lly in la vor ot the [eliM .itlott 'l i n t we d o n t know ex. ii tly h o w m m It w o rk it I t r u r Bee C o p * . P i | ( 4A Director's job may be in jeopardy Uy Nick Pfelfauf I IF RAM ) S T A F F W R IT E R SANFORD Steve Cooke has I m c ii a director of tlir Orlandu Suidiilri Attjiolt m iii e lirforr It was labeled wttll tlial Itallir. Hr lias served as tlir top man sim e I *1*11 Now however, with no spe I’l m r Her Director Page 4A 1950s: Hop back to Platters’ music L a k e M a r y revisits issue o f g ro w th C e« t i e d S to x U h is H tlir < Ms < n llillils s liin .lint 's .ilitiilil Nii|i..it At it In Its In lit .1 11111,1 1l i i r t m g . i l Mn . i l l ) Mill ssllli Mir III.Ifni III III b r in g .1 ills! Ils sln ll n| lln us» ■•( 11, nli Iii!»: O n is tla • Uv s new jH'lit i station Hi, s h n i l l 's dejiaitiueut will I* ii i ,, v i n , tioiu that tot at Ion n> it*, la w hc.tdqu.il trt s .,1 l i ve I'o iiils al M" m i l " I S e jile iii In I Platters singer S o n n y Tu rn e r By David Frailer IIKRAl.D ST AFF WHITER SANFOId) F'or those who cannot rrmemhrr the UtfiO's and its music. Sonny Turner Is aLiout to remind you. lie will lie appearing at tlir Bob Carr Auditorium Friday. March 0 The show will start at H ji m and It will lie one night only Calling from Ids home in Uts Vegas, the Saltlord native said he will be singing some vintage Platters songs In addition to new tunes. "I’eoplr prefer to listen to the music they tip with." said Turner. The fonner lead singer of the Platters has been coming to the Sunshine Slate four Mines a year for the past 10 years, lie Is here lo |iiomoti his new album. Middle o f the Hood. Furrier's new group contains a four piece en­ semble with live people, lie has been touring through the United States, but he Is ready to re­ turn east to EurojM- and Japan In the coming weeks. Currently. Turner has been entertaining audlrru cs In Urs Vegas. "It s not soul." said Turner of Ids new music. "It's easy listening." Please See Turner. Page 4A Serving Seminole County & All of Central Florida Lake Mary - H eathrow A ltam onte Springs L ongw ood • Relocation O viedo •107-333-8088 107 869-4600 407-831-5445 107-365-3688 Orlando 407-8969666 l)r. Phillips Area 407-354-5678 Mi. Dora 352-735-1010 Internet Address www.higginsheath.com �2A C e n te r o ffe rs up-to-the- m in u te aid in fo rm a tio r Ft tin .il li.nu- will In' s>.itiii Hubble lecture tonight .1.i\ It 1 i mi !«• • i* i n >**iiid.ix t 1 a h i t <• > p in SANFORD W.i i i i t. nntr utsml \xli.ii -i ii iim 'i i n l i n e t i t 'l l ! t! I U 'M I'pr * \ uotld renew tied »i it g.d.ixx llid-b i xprii ii . till.ip-e ,\ •'%« .! •!! «•!,i i tcnn.i itu . till* stir ikl T! bx tin Hiit'lit* 1, .ipr Vtet hi- talk ti e .’ !• nit Ii tt'OertUlg trlr-in p e it l « I m Inn-mi i '!>— erx'.tt nix will he ••pen tut ptlhln xiexxhjg xve.itber pi'riiutfmu < a ll i . ’ .’ 1 M«ii ili- -nil i\ nl \| 1 \MONI> SiPRINtiS I tie s« itituole luiintx I'olui At ti •It. Ii.lg lli II \l I will spousot a U. |(axe till' (WHOI pi o Ciam lot student- in the tilth thi ouch ninth gi.idr horn Thursday. March 12 through Friday. March 20 llir program i- ih -igned lot -Indents who wall have -pi mg break at that tune It will allow them to till their -pate tune with mcauinctul aeltxalles The W illi program lor all Seminole i ountx students wall be In Id irom n a tti until 30 pm at Uoscnxx aid Si bool 1096 M em il Street in Alt a monte Sptaugs Drputtr- will stipetvt-i the sludelits all times fu st lot the program Is $35 it students register pi lot to Mart h 9 Allet that time. fthe I .. . cost ..... . Is s' 1.1 $40 I.XKK M vm 111! Renting tnn Oak- -tibdlvi-lnn inxttr\mi in tin- 'Spring Flint;* Ni-tghb.ii tn>.«d Vatil sale Sat unlay. March 7 timti S a tn in < p in Remington Oak- t- in tin tn—m g- nl Like Mar\ aero— .... M S« him! Audubon meeting Community center to open Hie Seminole Coutttx lloatd ot t ountx Commissioners the Seminole County ( ommunttv Development Ollli e D lslrtit Commissioner Win Adams and the South Seminole t oiiimu nity Assoetatton lot Progress. Ini invite the puli||< to the grand o|>eiilng ol I he Lillie II Green Cottiuitintiy Center. The i oiiiim m lty Center wall house the Iktys anti Gltls Club and wall hold many community (in.giants and functions. llte grand opening will be held on Saturday. March 2H at 3 p m at 325 Station Street y LOCAL FORECAST ni PAL WHO Yard sale ALTAMONTE SPRINGS The Springtime In Tlte Park Craft Festival wall he held on April 4 and 3 at the Seminole County Suit ball Complex, oil DouglaRoad between S R 436 and S R 134 in Altamonte SpringIlie le-ttval wall have craltbu-inr— and civic grotipTlirre wall be .ut Easter egg hunt and other actlxltir- lor the whole family. it itiit m a lt iH i , i i\i .\\t '• 'i i um .it 1••iicxximmI III- !»<•* ii \tr«i I.' ill* ii.1 ill. N ill..i i .*1 > outti. 1c.nl*'i » null t i n* r •\irl\ 1III- hi.'iilli in W i-bill g loti P * il>. prom.tni i- dr «t|*lir%1 Ini high -• I i.m.I - I i i.l*'iil\\lit* l| ix r .li'tli.hi—11.it. il le.nl « l^ tip I'.iN-lltl.ll .mil -* In•l.i-t l* turn! '«ln i- rxpi't led In tic mu mu: l'*ii .iiit-t.indui g ll.l It t« till 111 tion.il lfl.it >lt» loilU tr <«U thr tonight - ■■' “ P l" I'hvNi, ?C.s»:n l i F Cratt fair iiiim Young leader in .I i»l.ir.t ■ i>«i!!i i SANTORO l licte wall he a meeting nl the Seminole Aiuhition Sueteiv on Sunday. March 8 at the North llratieh nl the Si'tiunnlc County Tahiti labrarv. 150 N Palinettn Ave in Sanford. Hie speaker wall 1m- Charles la'e Florid.i Atiilubon Senior Vice Tre-ulrnt who wall he -peaking on Con-rrvation I--u e- In Our Immediate Area l or more inlonn.itloti. plra-e i all i407i 323 8375 a t iit I m •-»• i $ ►.. • r *, TIDES T o d a y : S u n n y . Illg lis In the u p p e r -6 0s. L o w s In the m id40s T h u rsd a y T h u n d e rs to r m s . H igh s in the m id 7 0 s L o w - in the lo w -5 0 s F r id a y : T h u n d e r s t o r m -. H igh s In llte m ld -7 0 ». I.iw s In the m id 5 0 s S a tu rd a y : P a rtly t loutly lllg h s tn the lnw'-70s. l-n w - m d ie m id to u p p e r - 5 0 - EXTENDED W EDNESDAY Sunny 69 46 WEDNESDAY: SOLUNAR TABLE: min. 10:30 a.in., maj. 4:20 a.m.. min. 11:00 p in., maj. 4 45 p in. TIDES: Daytona Beach: high: 12:10 a.m.. 12:41 p.m. . low: 6:33 a.m.. 6:50 p.m. New Smyrna Beach: high, 12:21 a.m., 12:46 p.m., low: 6:38 OUTLOOK a m.. 6 55 p.m.. Cocoa Beach: high: 12:36 a.m.. 1:01 p.m.. TH U RSD AY T a t n n s 7 6 52 low: 6:53 a.m.. 7:10 p.m. FR ID A Y SA TU RD A Y Tatrm a 75 56 P tc ld y 71 57 LOTTERY H o ro art) the w inning n u m bers s o lo cte d o n T u e s d a y in the Florida Lottery Fantasy 5 45-6-8-10 Lono (Fab. 28) 5-6-20-28-43-47 BEACH CONDITIONS D a y to n a B ea ch & N ew S m y rn a B ea ch : S eas a rc 24 fe et w ith a m o d e ra te chop. W ater tem peratu re til D aytona Is 61 degrees and at N ew S ym rna. 62 degrees. W in d s are from the west at 10 15 tn.p.h. STATISTICS Play 4 8-840 Cash 3 3-3-5 T h e h ig h t e m p e r a t u r e In S a n fo rd T uesday w aa 08 d e g r e e s a n d th e o v e r n ig h t lo w w aa 41. R e c o r d e d r a in fa ll fo r th e p e r i o d e n d i n g a t l O a .m ., W e d n e s d a y t o t a le d .OO In c h . • S u n r is e .................... 0 :4 8 a .m . • S u n s e t ......................0 :2 7 p .m . mi will l>« mi liaml to Irntl assis lam r lit many .liras lly Sick Pfrlfnul l a i n ^r.\i i w i n i k k SANTORO lln Seminole i nuntx H l-.i-tii Rn nx crv fe n • I swnin: Into opcr.illnn v r s ti itla\ in Sanlonl Otr i r n t f l l- di-lgllt'd In .1— 1st ti-ld i'ltlill tiling i l.inn- with the hril • i.d Fillet gen i \ M.ill.igeilli ‘111 \... n« \ i l l ni ■V) ill i ntitiei I I n n ixilli li'iii.idu •-1111111 damage Hie ui'xx rei Hi t i- lotatn l at llir Seiutnnle ( T i l l l l t X I i m p e l a live l.xteiiNtm l N eivlrr aililttn at m -s U S Hum «ln i'i'i l\ it mu Flc.t lliglivx.ix 17 •rj W.illd nil 1 S I llglixxav 17 92 Il 1- tinkl'd liilrt.il sl.ilr .itisl riilllllv -X trills (till will .illiiw ic -ld r illwlu> li.ix'i .i|i|>lli'il lui .ml in ii' i i ixi up in thi' minute mini lit. ill. >11 .ilium ihr st .tills ul llirll .•11|il Ii .lllulls It itlsn an It l.lilts a li.mk ul tclrphim rlinked ililr illv tu FEMA. *il Inning irsiilruts In lilt' .i aLatin uu sin 6m.ill lltisiuess Ail mmisli.itiuli ii|iplli .lllulls <.m In lll.ule nil site Allillllnu.il lirlp Is .ilsn avail iblr .it ihr i rn tri R epirsen I un i s in.in x’.iiiiiiis .igrni Irs *1 Ini ill.i I tix'iHinn nl Emergency M.tu.igciiiriil *1 lot Ida llrp.llttlirn l ul Instil •uni' In help resident- nil (Irisi.iiul ihr prux'lsinns of llirll lllstit.Illef pnlli Irs •Seminole ( niilltv Hullthllg Drpl In .isslsl In ubl,lining blillilmg prim lts nil llir spot •fniniimnitx .mil Veteran- Af l.ilis ulllrl.ils will hrlp link rrsUlrnts wllli llirsr s r n iir s . •Salvation Annx Em ergency SeiVlies ('.m lrrll will be on li.itlil tn srtxr sn.li ks .mil lint nii'.ils tu auvnur iirrtlmg .issls1.1111 r Within pisi ,i lew liuiirs .iftrr iluurs In i ihr lltsl iim r yi'sim l.iv inomlng. I'nli Ii< All.iits spukt's|M'tson H|).ll .l.ii ksnn rrpurti'd rc« rtvlng 110 .ipplli atlnns Irom lnc.il irsiilruts n |M * ii.llg I t s Ihr rrtitrr will I m' upi'it srvrn cl.ivs ,i wrrk Irutii H .t tu until 6 p m .l.ii ksnn -.ml Ihr rrulrt will ruullimi' In up rr.itr. *.is lung ,ls wr arc nrrcJrd Damage assessment SAN ItiRH Seiiitnulr fu tility I’tnpriTv Ap|italsri Hill Subrr has liu.ili/ril an assrssiurni ul ilainagr In piuprrlv assnrlalrd with ihr tuuiadurs Hr has rstiniatrd damage tu Iniililmgs m llir t uiinlx at $5,355 milllnn Sutler's stall rondiit'tcd nil site x(sits In cat h pinpritv w lictr damages wt'ir trpuiled tria lin g in the loruadui's llir flgllir durs not llit llldr huusrlinld gnuds nr xrhlelrs but that Inloruiatlnu Is still bring t onipilrs. Alilinugh prrllmlnary rsllm atrs wrrr lowrr. rounty nllli lals bellrxe that llir I'lu prtlv Appraiser's (lgtirrs rrflrit tbr mag uitiulr ul (b f inip.it t nl datnagr to Srtulnolr County proprrtv nwnrrs Care boxes available SvVNLORI) llir Sanlord Church ol Christ. 1500 S INirk Ave has i arr boxes available tur vli tlilts ul llir toniadn. II soineuur needs a box delivered nr you wish to pit k up onr for i famllv nim r by llir rlu irih or rail 322-7781. Hie I s i x e s contain enough liM id lor a lamlly lor lour days. Items sui h .ls a razors, toiletries, paprr plairs. plastlrwarr. eujis b«'veragrs. i aimed meals, t raekers. Jelly and inorr. I luxes (nr miaul needs stu b .ls <ha|M'rs. pacifiers, toys and Inmuila arr bring assriublril Volunteers sought SANFORD - llir Srminnlr ( (immunity Volnntrrr C rntrr iii'rds volunteers In three areas Thr Hist Is llcrnsrd co n tra c­ tors tn help rebuild homes Thr sreond Is lo help with (Iran up and drhris removal, and llir third Is tu hrlp stalf Ihr hardware store and inltii-storr bring established. Thr Semi­ nole Community Volunteer. Inc. Is requesting xnlnnleers to phone 323-4440 for mlomi.itlon or registration. D eb rU t iu n a n — • -----------SANFORD • As a result of the large amount of debris created by the tornadoes, some trax'el lanes and drain.igr ditches were blocked in some arras struck by the tornadoes and piles ol debris on homesltes had created what were considered hazardous conditions. Seminole County Public Works Department crews managed to clear the debris by the weekend however, and officials say electric jwiwer lias now Ijeen restored lo all habitable structures. Seminole County and Sanford crews, county contractors and donated debris removal equipment handled most of the needs. Seminole Countv Director of Emergency Management Kenneth Roberts has Issued an executive order regarding thr situation to prevent any further problems Involxing debris recovery: I No debris sliall he placed In drainage ditches or travel lanes. 2. All persons removing debris from commercial or residential sites shall ensure that Ihr debris Is removed In a safe manner. Debris must be placed in county approved containers designated for debris removal. Tlie executive order Is In effect until resc inded for I he following Sanford streets: I’lne Way. Sipes Avenue. S. Sanford Axe.. Marquette. Heardall. Friers Lanr, Kentucky. Laura. Myrtle Street. Palm Way. South [frisson and Nolan Road. For additional Information regarding cleanup work phone the Public Works Emergency Support ut 323-2500. ext. 5075. The last minute More Ilian 20 American Red Cross outreach teams are blanketing the hardesl hit tornado ureas lo locate und assist families who may nol yet have come In to one of the service centers. *Wr want to make It as easy as possible for families to get the help they need.’ said Wayne Drennessel. director of the relief operation. Caseworkers started yesterday, going door to door in Seminole. Orange, Osceola und Volusia Counties. According to the latest Red Cross figures. In the four rounty urra. 334 families are now receiving financial assistance. 1.797 persons have Msltrd crisis centers, and 21.924 meals have been served. " S m id f Seminole Count> Since IWlH" Wednesday. March 4, 1998 • Vol 90, No 137 Published Tuesday through Friday and Sunday by Republic Newspapers Inc • 300 N French Ave . Sanford. FL. 32771 Phone (407) 322-2611 Fa* (407) 323-9408 ADM INISTRATION Odessa Pugh Business Manager Teran Gaines Mevrrta Moms Lrnda Spiegel ADVER TISING Chnt Sharp Manager Ela.r* G O Jens lie iv * Lavender Cr*ryl Slone CLASSIFIED Ken* Wert*' Manage' Sand 1 Presley CIR CULATIO N E ii/abeth Bennett EDITORIAL Lacy Lear Editor Jell Beninese Shan B ru le (Jons Oetnch O avd Fra/wr Jeana Hogr*s Coudney Lellee Nek Plerlajl (Joan Smith Tommy Vncenl Susan Went*t Buss While PeroOeai Postage Pad at Samord Florida and adObonai making oltace. USPS 481280 Postmaster Sard address changes to T I* SEMINOLE HERALD P O Boa ifetT _ __ ff Hc/iuhlu‘ ) P Sanlord FL 3277? 1M.7 LEG ALS Mjtgatet Staley PR O DU C TIO N Frank Voiokrw - Matager Peggy Boetmor F teda Melrr*fi Cheryl Smth PRESS 4 STRIPPING BoOetl Sfc Cowan Mark Savn* Ika Egan Elwin Tytnia Jr ■ Mead Pressman Subscription Bales ItJaVy & Wednesday! Korrm(Joiivd'y $1950 3 Months 6 Months %j9 'O I Tear $76 00 f ny*M*» VMrvieotk tO AVt» i/ki/>«'M. Inc. M « S24 00 $48 00 $0000 T \ sales tai 3 M ONTHS S U B S C R IP T IO N —To The — S e m i n o l e Herald Plus Tax "Delivered To Your Door” Crop damage S em in ole Herald He<ald PSolo by Tommy Vmeant Janet Sharp, ono ol Iho many vxho lost pioporty n tho foconl tornadoes m Santord was ono ol a number ol rosidonts turning out this morning al tlie oponing ol tho FEMAottico in Sanlord at tho Agricultural Extonsivo Center in Fivo Points Assisting hot ti Mlmg out applications lor assis­ tance is Dayla Whooler. nght. ol the Small Business Administration Dis­ aster Unit TALLAHASSEE - Florida Agriculture Commissioner Hob Ctuwford lias estimated that there was $100 million In damage dune lo Florida crops as the result of this winter's storms, and attributes most of It to the tornadoes. The biggest damage was done to wtntrr vegetables and strawberries. Citrus reportedly lias received little damage, but estimated are still being made. Disaster assistance TAL1.AHASSEE • Florida residents whose homes or businesses were damage tn the tornadoes and resulting floods now luive until April 6 to register for assistance xvlth the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA). The deadline was extended because of additional damage reported during flits past weekend. The toll-free line for FEMA Is 1-800-462-9029. Stray animals SANFORD • Seminole County Animal Control Is warning citizens In the tornado damaged area to be cautious of wild and stray animals. While there Is no reason for alarm, precautions should he taken: (.Avoid contact with wild animals und stray cats or dogs. Do not pet or feed them. 2. Teach children lo do llir same and report Immediately If they arc bitten or scratched by any animal. 3. Make sure pets are currently vaccinated against rabies. Tills Is especially Important for pets that are allowed outdoors. For Information or ushistuner. phone Seminole County Animal Control al 323 2500. rxt. 5200. • Current Subscriber Can Add 3 Months To Existing Subscription For S I5.00, Plus Tax. C A LL 322-2611 • This Special Offer Expires 3/15/98 LOCAL NEWS/L0CAL SPORTS LOCAL ADVERTISING 5 D A Y S - A - WEEK COM PRE BONOS DE D E L O S E S T A D O S U N iD O S HUD loans President Hill Clinton Plcoo* see Storm, Page 3A lias ollleiully declared Seminole. ~ L T C SAVINGS Take Stock ,nAmetlra t e tk X tL j. .BONDS �I Seminoln Hofald, Sanford. Florida ■Wednesday, March 4 1990 3 * la tlve C u ts S an ford M id d le School band recruits musicians By Carter Qllmartln HERALD CORRESI*ONDENT SANFORD Thr Sanford Middle Sclioril Symphonic (land |M*rfonnrd at six Sanford schools hctwrrn Feb. 2-1 and March 3 on the annual elem en­ tary recruitment tour. * Sanford Middle School band Director Rhotl Co* intro­ duces the program to fifth graders vtfto wi* be entering middle school next year and can choose to join the band This years fifth graders must soon select a sixth grade rlnss schedule. All sixth graders will lake a full year of English, sci­ ence. soc ial studies and math. They will take a semester of reading and one semester of physical education Enrich- It.iv Avenue. 'Ilic meeting, scheduled In begin at G;.’tO p h i Is open lo Ihr puhlli ilr r r Is a listing of some u p ­ turning meetings of govern ment hoards around Srmlnolr C'ounty: Nuisance Abatement SANFORD - Ilir Sanfmd Nul saner Abatement Hoard will inert Wednesday. March 4. In ihr City Commission Confer rut r Room at Sanltml C'itv Hall Items on the agenda In i hide .i status of « tniiplI.iiK «' rrgardlng a residence at MU7 S Scenic Improvement SANFORD 'Dir Sanford Scenlt Impmvrmrnt llo n il will meet Wrtlnrsday. March -t. lo­ ginning ai -I p m . in llie tilv commission conference room .it Sanford City Hall Items scheduled tor discussion In ttude wink projects <111(1 a rec­ ognition award lor ihr mouth ol March. Ini Uualliv Conirol l-andscaplng 2IX) N Maple Avr City Commission Work session I jONGWOOD - The lamgwood City Commission will conduct a work session Monday. Mari h 9. in the commission chant1m-i s hems on the agenda In­ clude a review and discussion ol the Seminole Television Council agreement, a presenta­ tion bv CALNO and a review of the city commission rules and priM rdlirrs Ding wood dry hall is located at 175 VV. Warren Avenue SANFORD lire .Sanford City Commission will conduct troth a work session and regular turning Monday. March fl. The work session. In the city man­ agers conference room. Is s< In-doled to trcgln at 3:30 p m. Tire regular commission m eet­ ing will begin at 7 p m . In the commission chambers. A complete listing of Items on tlie agenda for Iroth m eet­ ings will In- listed In thr Herald lllls weekend POLICE BRIEFS Storm Builder warning TALI .A) LASSEE Sbilr and trdrral disaster ollliials mu r again are warning Florida tornado and Hood victims to beware ol uttsi ntpulous tmlldrrs when repairing damaged iiomes and tjuslnrssrs. J im- Myers, director ot Itie Florida Department of Community All.ilrs rnmmrnird. "Every disaster attrac ts rrbulldrrs who defraud residents Iterause they arr vulnerable .mil eager to gri bar k Into llu-n homes Ollliials stress dial residents should ask tor idenllllc allon and references, and require evidence dial rrbulldrrs .ire licensed Also, residents should not jsiy for work before It is completed When In doubt, plionr die Attorney G enerals Economic Crimes Office at |H50| 414-3600. Children counseling Die Florida Departmenl of Chlldrrn ft Families Is offering monetary assistance and mental health counseling tor |>erscins In the areas affected by die El Nlno-rrlated storms, (lcmds and tornadoes. Victims run received up to $13,400 to cover housing, damages to personal property, medical expenses or transportation costs. Money can also In- used lo cover funeral expenses for those who died as a result of the disaster. Funding for Ihr department Is from ihr U 5 Small Business Administration and volunteer agencies For additional Information phone 1-800-462 9029. Funeral assistance Seminole County Office of die Slate Attorney V ictim s Scrvtcrs Iras set up a trust fund specifically lor funeral rx|>rnsrs for victims of the tornado In Seminole County Donations may Ire madr at any Seminole County branch of Huntington National Bank. Any family members who nerd assistance with funeral expenses may contact Kadr Moncrtef at the Olllce ot the Slate Attorney (407| 322-75:14. ext. 01 15 or ext. 01 12. OMV lees waived Tire Governor has Issued an Executive Order allowing the Tax Collector to waive DMV fees for duplicate or replacement motor vehicle license plates, registration certificates, tide certificates, and duplicate or replacement drivers licenses, for residents of die effected counties, who lost these Hems due to the adverse weather conditions, llils waiver Is effective until April 25. IB9B for all victims o f our recent tornado tragedy. In addition, the Seminole County Tax Collector's OITIcr Ls authorized to waive the fees Imposed by law for late renewal or application for the above documents and licenses which were delayed due to the effects of the adverse weather conditions. Ail Seminole County Tax Collector's OtTlrrs have a required "Waive" affidavit to help those affected regain those documents lost In the storm. Disorderly conduct Andrew Little. 23. of ‘I Horseman Cove. Ding wood, was arrest rd Sunday by ( assellrrrrv |x»li» Little was <barged with disorderly con dm I and arrested til the 700 blur k ol Si.tie Road 43ti Ofli n-r pulled up to residence and noticed Lillie lighting with an other man in the grass William Walsh 22. ol I I Sleepy Hollow Cove. Ding wood, was arrested Sunday by Cassell tern* polite Walsh was charged with disorderly condm ( and arrested to the 700 tilde k o| S t a le R o a d 4 3 0 . Retail theft Michael Kalin 40. ol 4 172 Auglitoit Ct . Winter Springs, was arrested Friday try Longwood |>oll< e. Kahn was charged with retail theft and arrested In the 1)00 blink of West Stale Road 434. Kahn allegedly otlrm ptrd to exll store without p.ivtng for Items Robbery Jason McCarthy. 27. of 705 S Kdgnnon. Winter Springs, was arrested Friday hy Oviedo |M)ln e McCarthy was charged wtlh robbery, resisting and battery. McCarthy was ar­ rested In the HO block of West Mitchell Hammock. Report said that McCarthy allegedly tried to conceal two bottles of vodka In the front ol tils pants and tried to leave store. When confronted by clerk. McCarthy started to fling his arms and dhows. He also hit one em ­ ployee and kicked another. Gary Kleiner. 40. o f 13H4 Madiid Way. Winter Springs, was arrested Sunday by Semi­ nole County deputies. Kleiner was charged with UUI and urresteil on Red Bug lake Road. Officer said tli.it Kleiner failed to maintain a single lane which prompted a traffle stop. Burglary Erie Chapman. 25. of 1304 W. IGth St.. Sanford, was ar­ rested Friday by Sanford p o­ Volunteer center Seminole Community Volunteer Ccntrr. Inc., sponsors of the Rrttred A Senior Volunteer Program and the Seminole Volunteer Center. Is the official contact agency In Seminole County coordinating efforts on behalf of the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) and the Seminole County Office o f Emergency Management. Volunteers wishing to assist and agencies and Individuals needing assistance In Uie aftermath o f the recent tornado are asked to contact the Seminole Volunteer Center at 323-4440. Individual volunteers, as well as groups from businesses and churches, are encouraged to call and assist In the communities affected by the disaster. Agencies providing em ergency assistance und relief, who ure In need of volunteers, are also encouraged to contact the Seminole Volunteer Center. Individuals needing assistance, or those aware of others who need assistance may also contact the Seminole Volunteer Center. For additional Information please contact Patricia Shtrlds or Gloria Black at 323-4440. Research is the Key Am er ic an T SOCIETY' c d tal-frct MOO-ACS-234^ rr— • ! M e d ic a l m ira c le s s ta rt w ith re s e a rc h Full Service Hair Full Service Nails Tanning Pedicures Paraffin Treatments Call (e\ sptcialx. 323-8029 M ller Chapman was charged with liurgl.tr>' to structure larmrdl and grand theft Chapman w-as arrrsteil in the 2300 blmk ol South French Avenue. Harry Voirkin, 34. of 2G2 Buttonwood Rd.. W lntrr Springs, was arr rated Sunday by CasscIlM-rry police. Yuukln was charged with burglary to dwrlllng with battery and criminal m ischief lie was a r­ rested at the above address. Youkln allegedly tried to break into Ins ex girlfriend s house Accident taada to anact Connie Kelly, lib. ol 300 Woodgrrrn Lit.. Winter Springs, was arrested Monday In- Wlntrr Springs pollrr. Kelly was charged with driving wtilir license Is suspended or revoked Kelly was urreslrd at thr above address. Report said that Kelly was involved In arcldenl DUI charged Rebecca lint tain. 19. of 227 Sherry. Winter Springs, was ar­ rested Monday by Winter Springs police. Bnttaln was charged with DUI and am-sicd at the com er of Edwin and Sherry Officer said that Brit­ tain crossed over the yellow llnr and also made a wide nglu Hint Into the oncoming lane of traffic Open container Timothy Burke. 35. of San­ ford. was arrested Monday by Seminole County deputies. Burke was charged with open container and arrested at the comer of 13th Street and Shrpper. Trespass charged Richard Arnold. 38. of 2545 Park Dr.. Sanford, was arrested Sunday by Sanford police. A r­ nold was charged with trespass after warning und arrested In the 2600 block o f Orlando Drive. Country Out Square 1740 W Airport Blvd • Sinlord• 333-8039 |w| THINK T O A W W W UW W W W W W W M ffln w w w w w ft m at w w B w i Ken K erns Transmission TRANSMISSION TUNE-UP OFFER 12 • FREE Road fell • Ctreck & Adiust linkage • He* Iransmiiiion fluid . Must Cars A Trucks • He* Pan Gasket . \.itei l ma It Needed «e q S 39 9 r> Ken Kern's Transm ission 500 Laurel Avenue. Sanford. FTonda 32771 J tk . (407) 323-3040 C o f l l l t M ^ fro m Pag* W Orange. Osceola. Dike and Hu-vard cmmlles .ls disaster arras, wtirre residents may be eligible lor Ihr HUD 203(hl loan. It was estatrllshed to asslsl laiiillles <llspl.it rd as a result of I he dtsaslrrs Borrowers could 1m- eligible for IOO prrcenl flnanring. 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Then, more searching and clearing out hazards. "We had a hat stick device that goes off when there Is (Linger and It was screaming at times," Johnson said. "We got all kinds o f staUc In our head sets. In n crisis like this, you do what you have to do. When people ore dying, you Jump over trees." Whatever the courage the rescuers had. so did the those ravaged by the storm. T h e y ’re not the type to call for help unless they really need It." Hammonds said. "These are strong people who cared about each other." Hammonds. 43. has two children aged B and 12 and said each o f the men on his crew also had children. “We re­ alized how precious each young life Is." he said. On the night o f the horrible twister. It was this crew that searched for three hours to lo ­ cate 5-year-old Ashley Ann Himes. Firelighter Eric Boms. 31, heard a cry for help from a wooded area he was combing around 3 a.m. However, there is still much work to be done. Florida's overall crime rate continues to be third In the nation. Crim i­ nals broke Into 213,050 homes and businesses In 1990 and stole $1.6 billion In property. They also committed 42,142 robberies and 94.777 aggra­ vated assaults. Aahlsy Ann Hlmss * It came from behind us and It was very faint." Homs said. "We found the little girl In sort o f a squat position on the ground surrounded by trees." Dorns sold Ashley was awake but he thought she must have been unconscious for awhile. It was a miracle she wns alive, that she could have survived being thrown 200 yards and tnto the trees. "I told her I was a firefighter and asked where she hurt." Homs sold. "She pointed to her right leg and said she was cold. There was blood and mud on her face. She was dazrd and glassy eyed. I asked her for her name and she said. "Ashley Ann Himes.' * Homs carried the girl from the woods and said her arms were so cold that he became cold. also. "It was a miracle she was alive." Homs said. "The odds were stacked against her. T h ere in the dark and de­ struction. we had tills one little ray of sunshine." Hammonds said. Ashley Ann lllm es was re­ leased Tuesday from Arnold l*almer Hospital for Children and Women. The men who res­ cued her say they would like to see her ugaln but know It Is best they do not. That her seeing them so soon would bring back the ten or of the tornado. Director ctfic complaint about the Job he Is doing. Cooke's contract appears to be In Jeopardy. The Sanford Aviation Authority Tuesday voted to close Cooke's contract effective at the end o f September. 1008. "I don't know what they don't like. They Just didn't make that clear. I told them I would be Interested In continuing to serve as executive director, but I believe I'm deferring of some clarify In what they believe has been wrong." Cooke said this morning. Cooke had been granted a one- year contract last Sep­ tember. when his title was ex­ panded to executive director. It was expected that the con­ tract would be renewed, possi­ bly for an extended period, ss Cooke's handling o f airport management had hardly ever come under criticism. Depending on the approach taken by the authority, Cooke could find himself included In the applicants for his own Job. Details however were not Im­ mediately made available. "It was on the meeting agenda." Cooke said this morning. "It was a report on the evaluation o f my contract. They aaid they didn't like the old contract and wanted a new one." He added that 1097 was the best year thus far In the air­ port's operational history, and o f a number o f awards for his airport work, on the national as well as local scene. One such award was the annual Toppers Award for his contri­ butions to the Sanford com ­ munity. Local businessman Tony Rusal, himself a previous award winner, gave Cooke the award. Regarding the decision made yesterday by the authority, Rusal expressed concern, tie said this morning that he be­ lieved Steve Cooke's arms being "treated shabbily" by the authority. "I don't know where they would a better airport executive director. He's done an out­ standing Job and Is well re­ spected In aviation circles. I Imagine Mr. Cooke can go to any airport In the country with his credentials." Ron Rose, director o f the Oreater Sanford Chamber of Commerce, said that he re­ spected the airport authority. "It Is a capable, honorable group that is formed to make tough decision*. I would defer to the Judgment by this board. Aviation Authority member Lon Howell, a former Sanford City Commissioner, voted In favor o f ending Cooke's one year contract, but was against advertising for any other appli­ cants for the position. Howell was unavailable for comments this morning. he felt this year would be even better. Cooke has been the recipient --Staff Writer Russ White con­ tributed to this report. T T T T ■i 3: u u tx r m a n Ernest Blocker. 82. South Oleander Avenue, Sanford, died Sunday, March 1. 1008 at Deltona Healthcare and R e­ habilitation Center. Mr. Blocker was bom June 4. 1015 In Sanford. Mr. Blocker was a self-employed carpen­ ter. He was a member o f Prog* teas M.B. Church. Survivors Include wife, Anna: sons. Rodney. Calvin, both o f Free Hold, N J .; daughters, Mary Jenkins, Pensacola, Elmira B. Sutton. Lake Alfred. Susie B. Robinson, Miami: .12 grandchildren; 14 great­ grandchildren ; four great great-grandchildren. Wllaon-Eichclberger M ortu­ ary. Inc.. Sanford, In charge of arrangements. PAUL KTAN LAURSR BVANS Paul Ryan Laurer Dublin Drive. Lake Saturday. Feb. 28. in Baltimore, he Central Florida In Evans. 20. Mary, died 1998. Bom moved to 1081. Mr. Evans worked for American Automobile Association. Heathrow. Mr. Evans was a student at Seminole Commu­ nity College. Survivors include parents, Christopher W. and Catherine M.. Lake Mary; brothers. Christopher C.. Cameron, both o f Lake Mary; paternal grand­ parents, Joanne C. and Donald C.. Sarasota. Baldwin -Fairchild Funeral Home. Altamonte Springs. In charge o f arrangements. M ir w t B. SHORT Allene B. Short. 83. Maitland, died Monday. March 2. 1008 at Florida Hoapltal-Altamonte. Bom May 25, 1014 In Ocllla. Ga.. she moved to Central Florida 1089. Mrs. Short v a a a homemaker. She was a Bap­ tist. Survivors Include daughter. Diane Tyre. Altamonte Springs. ■ Qnunkuw Funeral Home. Sanford, in charge o f ar­ rangements. Through the FSA. the 67 sheriffs o f Florida are given a forum to address lawmakers to push for positive changes In the criminal Justice system. The FSA also provides sheriffs' offices badly needed programs such as affordable training, special lAsk forces and legisla­ tive and legal services. Be­ cause i h f 1FSA unites the ef­ forts of all sheriffs' offices In the state, the result Is a sig­ nificant cost savings for better quality policing. Seminole County residents who want to take a proactive approach In the fight against crime can Join the Florida Sherifrs Association for Just 820 annually. Members will receive bimonthly issues of The Sherds Star magazine which oficra an Insider's guide to law enforcement Issues and The Rancher, a quarterly publi­ cation that details what ts happening Inside the Florida Sheriffs Youth Ranches. The FSA Is a founder as well as an active partner o f the Youth Ranches that focus on the pre­ vention o f Juvenile delinquency through residential child care and camping facilities and community-based services. Residents who are Interested In Joining the Florida SherifTa Association but who have not received an application In the mall can pick up an FSA m em ­ bership brochure at the Semi­ nole County Sheriffs Office or by mall at: Membership. Flor­ ida SherifTs Association. P.O. Hox 12519, Tallahassee, FL 32317-2519. For their donation, members will receive an identification card, honorary member shield and bumper sticker to show they are a supporter o f law enforcement tn our area. T h e Idea Is to attract law abiding citizens to get Involved with their communities." said EsllnR "- Cops CoalUasstf Croai Pags IA would take to bring the build­ ing up to standards for our needs." he said this morning. Dillard said a Winter Park company, contracted to do previous studies, has been working on making assess­ ments o f costs for the project. Wlillc adequate space for the police department needs Is clearly available tn Building 310. changing the facility to allow for records and evidence storage and other needs still must be considered. Buy life insurance and save on your car. T H f f n c n you buy your life insurance from us through Auto-Owners Insur­ ance. you'll receive special discounts on your car insur­ ance. We'll save you money. As an independent Auto­ Owners agent, we take great interest in you - as well as your car. Stop in our agency and ask us about it Growth C o i l U «* 4 b o a Psfi* L A private road to Uir school. TWo of the unfinished busi­ ness Items pertain to the school. Ordinance 858 had been postponed on Nov. 20. Dec. 4 and 18 and Feb. 5 and 19. f i l e Sandy Ridge Preliminary development Involves 23.58 acres of land at the Intersec­ tion of 46-A and Rinehart Road. "Most of the difficulties In this, according to our staff." Litton explained. "Is differences In open space and buffer requtrementa." The Sandy Ridge project Is proposed for 348 motel rooms. HO.000 square feet o f retail and 75.000 square feet of office spare. The Item requested for post­ ponement Involves Heverly En­ terprises. Earlier this week. Litton sold he was unsure why. but the applicant has asked that the matter be postponed on second reading. As of early this week, the following lin n s were listed on the "commission meeting scheduled to begin At 7 p.m. In the commission chambers. •Call to order - ceremonial matters •Special presentations - Proc­ lamation for Lake Mary High School Girls Basketball Team • Report from Jean Brooklyn. Chairman of the Historical Commission on Okie iskiMary Days. •Citizens participation •Report from city manager (see below) •Reports o f mayor, commis­ sioners. city attorney today! plans • lots 8 -1 1 Kvansdale No. 2 block A. •Approval of Intergovernmental Planning Coordination Agree­ ment. •Ordinance 874 - 1st reading amending retaining wall regu­ lations. •Adjournment. As ol early tills week, the fo l­ lowing Items are listed on the city manager's report agenda: •Request for work order per­ taining to construction o f a trail tn OMOclatlon with the Rinehart Road Project from Lake Mary Blvd. to CR-48-A not to exceed 829.620. •Request to purchase a speed monitoring trailer and graph­ ics. not to exceed 8 1 1.462.80. •Request reappointment of Mm. Mixon to Historical C om ­ mission. •Request direction on request from Jennings Environmental Services for extension o f fran­ chise. •Request approval of amended Interlocal agreement with Seminole County for additional funding relaUng to the Rinehart Road Improvement project. •Request approval of purchase o f 3.5 mitigation credits from Ecosystems Land Mitigation Hank 111 Corporation for Rine­ hart Road Improvement In the amount o f 8100.000. •Request from Home Builders Assn, to locate signs In rightof-way during Parade of Homes. March 22-Aprll 5. •Additional Items. Prior to the regular city com ­ mission meeting at 7 p.m.. the city commission will conduct a work session beginning at 5:30 p.m. Lake Mary City Hall la lo ­ cated at 100 N. Country Club Road. TOHY HUtSI IM Hon* Cm I TONY RUSSI INSURANCE 2S7S 8. Franc* Avs. 322-0285 Our Investment in Research is Paying Off N O TIC E OF C H ANG E OF LAN D USE The City of Sanford prbpotes to adopt tha fotkftring ordinance: ORDINANCE NO. 335Z AN O R D IN A N C E O F T H E C IT Y O F SA N FO R D . FLORIDA, AM ENDING O R D IN A N C E NO. 2065 O F SAID C ITY : SAID O R D IN A N C E BEIN G T H E CO M P R EH EN SIV E PLAN; A M EN D ­ ING T H E F U T U R E LAND U S E MAP O F T H E F U T U R E LAND U SE PLAN E L E M E N T O F T H E C O M P R EH EN S IV E PLAN C H A N G IN G T H E D ESIG N A TIO N O F A P O R TIO N O F T H E P R O P E R TY LYING B E T W E E N R IN E H A R T R O A D A N D C O U N T Y R O A D 46A AND B E TW E E N R IN EH A R T R O A D AND O R E G O N A V EN UE S O U T H FROM LO W D E N S ITY R ESID EN TIA L (LDRJAND M EDIUM D E N S ITY R ESID EN TIA L (MDR) T O H IGH D E N S ITY R ES ID EN TIA L (HD R), M EDIUM D E N S ITY R ESID EN TIA L • 15 (MDR-15) A N D R E S O U R C E P R O T E C T IO N (RP); PROVIDING FO R SEVERABILITY. C O N F L IC TS A N D E F F E C TIV E DATE. •Ordinance 858 • 2nd reading • pertaining to Learning Unlim­ ited International Schools. Ltd. future land use change •Request for preliminary Planned Unit Development (PUD) for Learning Unlimited International Schools. •Request for PUD from Sandy Ridge for 23.58 acres. •Ordinance 872 • 2nd reading • Amendment to the Compre­ hensive Plan from Beverly En­ terprises. Request for post­ ponement. •Ordinance 873 • 1st reading request for rezoning north of Lake Mary Blvd. between W il­ ton Drive and Crystal Drive. •Request to fill property In ad­ vance o f submitting house Turner He said that hla main Inspira­ tions for hla sound la Ella Fitzgerald, Nat King Cole. Bar­ bara Streisand and Frank Si­ natra. Turner said that he Is excited about today's new singers and performers. T r a glad to see them being successful.* said TUmer. He cited Martah Carey, Hanson. Celine Dion and Babyface as the new. bright stars. Sonny Turner said that hla ties with Seminole County sUll remain strong. In fact. Turner has titled hla stop to Florida T h e Coming Home" tour. "I feel strongly about Seminole, especially the people at the Seminole Hospital," said TUmer. He said that the (ana at the hospital even developed a Sonny TUm er doll. "We have a variety o f talent." said TUmer about hla group, "We expect they (Central F lor­ ida fans] will enjoy the show." For more Information on tick­ ets. contact Tlcketmastcr at (407) 839-3000 or the Orlando Arena Box Office at (407) 849­ 2020. A public haaring on tha ordinance will be held on Monday, March 9,1996, at 7:00 o'clock P.M. or aa soon thereafter aa poaaibie, by tha City Commission of Sanford, Florida, In the City Corn mission Room, City Hall, 300 North Park Avenue, Sanford. Florida. Intareated partiea may appear at tha meeting and be heard regarding the adoption of the propoaed plan amendment. Copies of the proposed amendment to the Future Land Uaa Plan Map of tha Comprehensive Plan art available at the Department of Engineering and Planning and at tha City Clerk's Office, City Hall. Sanford. Florida, and may be inspected by the public. ADVICE TO THE PUBLIC: IP A PERSON DECIDES TO APPEAL A DECISION MADE WITH RESPECT TO ANY MATTER CONSIOCREO AT THE ABOVE MEETING, OR HEARPtG, HE MAY n e e d a v e r b a tim r e c o r o o p t h e p r o c e e d in g s , m c u jo m q . t h e t e s t m o n y a n d e v i ­ d e n c e , WHICH RECORO IS NOT PROVtOCD BY THE CfTY OP SANFORD. (PS 286.0105) PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES NEEDING ASSISTANCE TO PARTICIPATE IN ANY OP THESE PROCEEDINGS SHOULD CONTACT THE PERSONNEL OFFICE ADA COORDINATOR AT 130­ 5626 41 HOURS IN ADVANCE OP THE MEETING. 'Janet R. Dougherty, CMC City Clerk U �®lje HeraUi Soon nolo Herald, Sanlord. Florida • Wedneaday. March 4,1998 ‘U t l M U l i } M enoeA Soccer shockers Oviedo girls edge top-ranked Lake Mary in sudden death JCeUie W etnvt By Jeff Berllnlcke ASSISTANT SPORTS EDITOR Lak e M a ry ’ s Y a n g has m ore than wrestling on his mind & t ALTAMONTE SPRINGS _ One Inch lower and there might still hr soccer going on at Lake Brantley High School. Oviedo and Lake Mary squared off In the Class fiA-Dlstrlct 3 girls' final at Tom Storey Field Tuesday night and battled through regula­ tion. two overtimes, a shootout and a sudden deaUi before Oviedo claimed a 4-3 win to earn home field advantage In Friday's regional opener against Class QA-District 4 runner-up Boone. The Lady Rams, formerly the topranklrd tram In the slate, will hit the road lo lake on GA-4 champion Winter Park. which lieat Boone 5-0 Tuesday night. After the two overtimes and Ihr first shootout, which ended In a 4­ 4 tie after trams rxchsngrd five allots, the trams went to sudden deaUi. Oviedo's Jessica Bourque heal Lake Mary goaltendrr Jordan Kellgren with a shot that Just cleared the crossbar. Advantage. Oviedo. H im . Elizabeth Morris set up for Lake Mary as Oviedo lender Tiffany Christiana walled. The shot wm t over Christiana's head but smacked I lie bottom of the croosbar and the Lions crlrbratrd. *lt was nerve wracking.* Chris­ tiana. a freshman, said. *lt was hard not knowing If It would hit the cross bar. but 1 bellrvrd In Die learn all night. I wasn't nervous. I Just prayed It wouldn't get past me.* LIONS 4. RAMS 3, sudden death Oviedo Lake Mary final* 1 2 2 1 1 _ 4 0 _ 3 (Mnlu 3 (Wall*. Murray. Haiti: U k r Mary 3 (WHirr Ik-nltrj. CookyI Aa*1* 1* _ Ovlnto 3 lllall 21. lehr Mary 2 (Miert* A Rrlljtrrnl Shot* on gpal _ Oviedo 12. U k r Mary 14. Ilrrorti* _ OUrdn 15 3*4. U k r Mary 212 2 For the Lions, It was the second straight non-loss against the Rains, rvrryonr's favorite to go far In the states. Oviedo tied Lake Mary. 2-2. Just three wreks ago. Dike Mary was favored going Into districts hut coach Bill Elssele said his team will Just have to become road wurriors. "We Just have to move on.* Ela­ stic said. 'W e ll Just take whatever comes along If you want to win a championship.* Lukr Mary Jumped out early when Allison Weber scored off a perfect comer kick from Morris to give the Roma a 1-0 lead. Oviedo fought back Just two min­ utes later when Krista! Walts scored on a crossing pass to even the score. lake Mury kept the pressure on mid dominated play throughout the Litter pari of the first half. Chris­ tiana made some key plays, stop­ ping an Ashley Krllgren shot from point blank, hut la k e Mary forged aluad. 2-1 Just before the half. lire trams traded goals until Oviedo tied It at 3 with a goal late In the second half. No one threatened late In regula­ tion snd die trams went to over­ time. Both overtimes ended scoreMS Girls. Pag* SB i , |. tin **. • Vasa «• ««•* «• •< • .j l .ARE MARY _ Unsung hrrom rom r in many shapes and sizes. They arr the best players on a team or the ones who might not get all of the glory but dedi­ cate themselves through hard work. Lake Mary wrestler Philip Yang Is both of those. Besides being one of the best wrestlrrs not only on the team but probably In the State of Florida. Yang Is the quiet type who leads by ex­ ample. This Is his third year on the varsity tram and he Is only a Junior. Lost year. Yang helped his team win the dis­ trict championship and placed second In the re­ gion. He worked hard during the ofT season and has given everything he has to the team this year In order to Improve his performance and top last year's finish. *1 love to wrestle and I've been doing It for about six year total.* Yang said. ‘ I'm always •s 'V . shooting higher and trying to Improve. I really believe that If I'm wrestling at my full abilities. I can match up with anyone In the state. But In *■ IS * . . ____ order to keep Improving. I have to keep working.* Ovtsdo snd Laks Mary gw* battle lor the ba> during Tuesday night's Class 6ALately, that has been a little more difficult for Yang. Distncl 3 Soccer championship contest st Laks Brantley s Tom Storoy Field. HH»1 | About a week ago. his older brother who a t­ tends college at the University of Florida in Gainesville, arms In a very serious motorcycle a c ­ cident. He has been In the hospital ever since and was even put Into a coma because o f the se­ verity of his head Injuries. la k e Mary was playing with die memory ol B ta fl Rsports Since the accident. Yang has been making RAMS a. GREYHOUNDS 1. ovsrtlms two former Irummatrs. Dustin Oorber and David trips to Gainesville In order to be with his [ary O i l . * Trausneck. not being with the team. Garber was ALTAMONTE SPRINGS _ For most of the sea­ brother and his family through this difficult time. L ym aa I ® 0 _ 1 killed and Trausneck Injured tn an automobile son the Lyman boys' soccer tram has been con Goal* . tskr Mary 2 fh^wiatu Wywnt. Lyman I ILrwUl He travels back and forth so he can go to school accident In Longwood Saturday night. TrsusAval*i, lake Mary I (Manfanl Shot* on # m I . Lake Mary sidrrrd the best tn Central Florida, especially and attend practice while spending as much time neck was on the sidelines In a wheelchair. 23 Lyman 2 M-rnrrla .Lake Mary 20 8. Lyman 15S after winning the big Christmas Tournament at his brother's side as possible. Lyman's only goal of die game came early In snd clinching the No. I seed for the district *1 would stay In Gainesville If I could and be die first half with Mark Lewis scoring on a pen­ tournament. with my brother.* Yang explained. *We are very alty kick. time to give No. 3 seeded Lake Mary a 2-1 vic­ But recently, the Lake Mary Rams have hern close and he's even the one who got me Inter­ The Roms evened die score when Jamie tory over dte Greyhounds. allowing signs o f getting Utelr gome together ested In wrestling. But my parents and coaches Topelskl hitting a crossing shot that bounced With the win. the Rama (20-5) wtll host Winter and coaches were starting to take notice. have made me realise that I can't Just stop doing off a Lyman defender and Into the goal. l*urk. while Lyman (15-6) wtll travel to Dr. I’hllall o f the things that I need to like studying, a t­ The game-winner came when the Greyhound llps. which heated Winter Park 3-1 In the Class Tuesday night, with a little added Inducement, tending school and wrestling. It's been a little 'keeper. Shane LaPtaca, deflected a shot by Pat GA-District 4 championship Tuesday night, for the Rams rose to die top of die heap, as hard to concentrate, but I know that I still have Mangan. but Wymer was there to put tn the the first-round of the Regional Tournament sophomore Danny Wymer pul a rebound past to keep up with my responsibilities. My coaches score. the Lyman goalkeeper Just 44 seconds Into over starting Friday night. have really guided me and help to keep me fo ­ cused as much as possible.* On Saturday night. Yang stepped onto the mat to wrestle his Anal district match. It wasn't easy for him to push his family troubles out o f his mind for a few minutes, but as most heroes do. Yang rose to the occasion and was able to focus on the at hand and perform not only for himself, but for Ills team as well. Hta opponent had beaten him earlier In the season and Yang knew that In order for his team to win the district and for him to advance to re­ gional competition, he had *o concentrate and get the win. *1 Just pushed everything oui o f my mind and concentrated on wtnnlng.* Yang said. *1 knew I ■ U f f R e p o rts could beat my opponent and had to push all of CASSELBERRY _ The Seminole my doubts out o f my mind and Just do my best. I High School girls' tennis team tan have confidence In m yself and my coaches told into a double whammy Tuesday af­ me that they had confidence In me also and I ternoon. aa a strong wind and a was able to focus on that Instead o f my brother.* Yang won hla match and now has the opportu­ talented Lake Howell team dealt the Fighting Scmlnolea a 6-1 nity to represent Lake Mary at the regional com ­ Seminole Athletic Conference loss petition this weekend. at Red Bug Lake Park. Once again. Yang will have to put his personal *If the. weather was better we feelings aside and try to focus on the task at might have had a better shot.* said hand in order to fulfill his goal o f advancing to Seminole coach Rollle Nelson. the state competition. ‘ Court experience came Into play That la a lot o f pressure for anyone, especially today, the wind was bad and our a Junior in high school. Yang, however, la not an girls are not that experienced. But ordinary student or athlete and he has found a there's no reason for the girls to way to juggle school, srrestllng. frequent trips to get down, they gave It their best OalnesvtUc and the heavy weight on his mind shot.* about hla brother, who thankfully la improving The Fighting Semlnoles fell to 3­ every day. 3 overall with die loos and will play That certainly qualifies him as an unsung another SAC match at Lake Mary ____ _________ i (ssatsd) his psrsnts, Anns and Boh, hssd Rob Lsgsnhsussn (tasted, csntsr) tmitse proudty ss tn# hero starting at 3:30 p.m. on Thursday. football coach Jtm Worthington (standing, M l) and Baminois Ssminds High School offsnsiv# Insmsn signs • Lattsr-of- S / ■‘wejfsa f r- Lake Mary boys upset Lyman in overtime Hawks, wind too much for Seminole girl .netters Intsnt lo play football at JacksonvMs Univsfs*y. On hand for High 8chool Principal Qrstohsn Schopkor (Handing, right). SILVER HAWKS 6. NS. 1 _ Latint Wdfe (lake llovtU) de­ listed KmUn KlUnwtcr. 8 3 B s . S _ h s h i (laker (Setninafel defeated tWnVtl# I U-mtm * . * He. * _ Penny Ha (Lake Howell! defeated Kim Westbrook S-l. Ms. 4 _ Ncrlne Hoonl (Lake ItovciD de­ feated Bethany Kkfasum. 8-2 BS. • _ Leah Walter (lake Ittmefl) de­ feated Sherri Tremble. S-l. DOUBLES HS. 1 laurel WeO» Pennr llo ( • Keratin Klttsmler-Psaha Bs. * . Danielle UcaU-Ncrlne Itooni (Lake ItowcS) defeated Kim Wc*t brookBethany tOrhanm, M . RECORDS Howcfi 1-3. Lake Mary junior wrestling star Philip Yang _ Seminole 3-3; Lake Jacksonville University lands a big fish By KsU ls Ws HERALD STAFF WRITER SANFORD _ Next year. Instead o f tearing up football fields in Seminole County. Rob Legenhausen will be terrorizing defenses in Jacksonville. Seminole High School's offensive lineman has ac­ cepted a scholarship to Jacksonville University based half on academics and half on athletics. Legenhausen wtll be a part o f the Inaugural football season for the college. •I'm really excited about going to Jacksonville Uni­ versity.* Legenhausen sold. *1 was pursued by some out o f state schools but deckled that JU was for me because I wanted to stay close to home and their academics are very good. I want to play football and major In business. They offered me i the best all around package.* Legenhausen's parents are also glad that their o ld ­ est child will be In the state. The family settled In the area about eight years ago after extensive traveling that allowed their son to be bom In Australia and their daughter to be bom In Salt Lake City. Utah. Now that they have a permanent home and community, they are looking forward lu having Legenhausen d o s e to home so they con continue to attend his games. 'Jacksonville will be a great location for Rob,’ Legenhausen's mother. Anne sold. ‘ He's just for enough sway that he can really enjoy college life yet �M • Sormnola Herald, Snntord. HorUa ■Wediwtday, March 4, (998 Youth Basketball at SCC SANFORD _ Seminole Community College and the Seminole Count)' Sheriffs Department Police Athletic League Is accepting Individual and team registrations for It's spring league for boys and girls 10years-of-age and younger. All games are played at the college on Saturday mornings. Cost Is $50 per player or $400 per team. Registration forms are available at most elementary schools or by calling PAL at 3306600. ext.’ 263. SCC at 328-2092. or access the Internet at 11TTP: / /members, aol com /starsbball /Index, h tml. On site registration at SCC on March 28 and April 4 from 10 a.m. to noon. Sanford Recreation Department. Crown Trophy and Braxton's Sporting Goods. 20th, with a January 24tli. All proceeds will benefit the Youth Baseball and Softball programs in Sanford. Call Jim Schaefer at 330-5697 for more information. Golf for Lake Howell 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 semifinals and championship games In San Antonio. Texas, on March 28-30. The trip will Include two tlckrts to the semifinals and championship games, hotel accommodations. round-trip air transportation and hospitality. Customers must be 18 or older to enter and must All out an entry form including their guesses of which NCAA men's basketball trams will qualify for the Final Four. Entry forms will be available at the Mall customer service desk. The winning entry will be selected March 25. Spring Softball Tournament Waterfowl rule change SANFORD _ The Sanford Recreation Department will sponsor a softball tournament for both men and women teams die weekend o f March 6-7-8. Depending on the number of trains, the tournament will be played on Saturday and Sunday (If necessary) and then Friday (If necessary). Any Class "C* women’s or men's teams nrc eligible. Only $100 per team, and balls will be provided. Chase and Plnchurst parks will be used as needed and their will be excellent awards and trophies given out. The tournament wlU be sponsored by the ORLANDO _ To comply with changes In the statewide waterfowl rules and eliminate confusion In the hunting brochure, the rule for hunting In the Emeralda Marsh Type 11 Wildlife Management Area has been revised. Hunters who possess • special hunting permit for the Emeralda Marsh Type II WMA can hunt on llie first and last day, every Wednesday. Saturday and Sunday o f the season. The permits are available through the Tax Collector Offices o f Lake. Orange. Marion and Volusia counties. The duck and coot season at the Emeralda Marsh Type II WMA will end on January youth hunt scheduled WINTER SPRINGS _ Aim re Nettles hurled a three-hitter and batterymate Lesllle Helm drove in a big run as Winter Springs won Its first game every with a 4-3 upset o f Lake Mary In a Seminole Athletic Conference softball game Tuesday after­ noon. •We're ecstatic about winning." said W in­ ter Springs coach Jill Cayton. "I couldn't get the girls to calm down or clean up. Both teams played really well, we Just hit more." The Rams took a 2-0 lead In the top of the third Inning, but the Bears (1*4) came back with three runs In the bottom o f the third Inning. Winter Springs then got what amounted to the winning run In the bottom o f the fourth Inning and Lake Mary scored the game's final run In the top o f the fifth In­ ning. Other hitter fo r the Bears were Drtxlc Reynolds. Rebee Nllholson. Becky Manglno and Katie Grtffen. Winter Springs will host Melbourne Cen­ tral Catholic In a district game at home at 5 p.m. today, while Lake Mary will host Dr. Phillips at 6:30 p.m. on Friday. BEARS 4. RAMS S La X * M aty 00 3 001 0 _ 3 W in ter Springs 0 0 3 100 a 3 4 _ 4 0 3 ILtrtxmr. ih n n li IS) and J Wolcott. Nettles and Hrim WP _ Nettles (1-1) LP . Harbour. Save _ none. 311 _ none. 311 _ none. IIR _ none. Krrord* _ Winter we can still keep tabs on him." "I really think he made a good choice." added Legenhausen's dad. Bob. "He had a lot to consider with so many schools making him offers and we weighed everything and de­ cided that Jacksonville was the best place for Rob." Part o f the reason that Legenhausen was pursued by various colleges was his lead­ ership ability. This year, the 6foot-3 senior knew that he was expected to take charge o f his squad and provide guidance, support and encouragement. He stepped up to the task and while racking up Impressive numbers, he also provided much needed leadership to his team and converted their tal­ ents Into a 9-3 season. the major focus for Legenhausen and he will continue to hit the weight room and run before he walks onto Jackson­ ville's practice field. "My coaches told me that they expected all o f the seniors to step up tills year," Legenhauocn explained. "All o f us got together and decided (hat we really needed lo show leader­ ship this year If we wanted to have a successful season. Our work ethic paid ofT and we had a lot o f fun In the process." While the season Is complete and the scholarship Is a c­ cepted. the work Is far from over fo r Legenhausen. Until he graduates from high school and packs up for college, his workout regimen and dedica­ tion will have to continue. Oalnlng strength and speed Is T m glad that Rob Is going to have the chance to play In college," said Seminole football roach Jim Worthington. ‘ A lot of kids don't get the chance to ploy their first year, and the fact that Rob Is going to a first year program will allow him playing time his freshman sea­ son. Rob Is a good kid and a t­ tending Jacksonville University Is a great opportunity for him." Legenhausen has already proven that he Is willing to work for what he wants and take advantage o f his opportu­ nities. That will carry him a long way and Is definitely an asset to his new team. Rhlner drove tn three runs each as Lake Howell crushed Lake Highland Prep 11-11 five Innings at Red Bug Lake Park Tuesday afternoon. > Girls The Silver Hawks Improved to 4-1 on the season and will be at Lake Brantley for a 4 p.m. Seminole Athletic Conference and Class 6A-Dlstrirt 3 contest this afternoon. Leading the way for Lake Howell were Crystal Ritchey (3-for-4 with a double). DeMlchele (3-for-4. three RBI). Rhlner (2- C o s t la B s d fr o m shootout. Oviedo's Karyn Hall beat Kellgren on the first shot, but Ryan Shaw shot one over Christians to knot the score. Lake Mary look advantage when Brooke As by missed high and the Rams' A)y Benite* scored, and the teams ex­ changed goals on their next turn. The Lions tied It when Emily Chapman fired past Kellgren for-3. three RBI) and Melissa Barney (2for-3 with a triple, a double and one RBI). SILVER HAWES 11, HIOHIANDKRS 1 o o i oo . t Fags I B less, leading to the a • 104 33 _ 11 13 3 CASSELBERRY _ Heather Boroom fired a two-hltter and Megan DeMlchele and Jenny SANFORD Bayhead Racquet Club will be holding beginner. Intermediate. and advanced tennis classes at the following times: • Beginners and Intermediates _ Tuesday, Thursday and Friday: 4:30 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. • Beginners and Intermediate Beginners _ Tuesday and Thursday: 3:30 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. • Beginners. Intermediate and Advanced _ Tuesday and Thursday: 6:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. • Tournament level players (state and nationally ranked players) _ dally: 4:30 p.m. to 7 p.m. ___________________________________ SigningC o n t in u e d f r o m P a g e I B Springs 1-4. S IL V E R H A W K S S O A R Bayhead tennis classes OVIEDO _ Support the Lake Howell High School Booster Club at the annual golf tournament April 19 at the Ekana Golf Club. The club raises money for Lake Howell athletics. There will be a 1:30 p.m. shotgun start with closest to the pin. longest drive, and putting competitions starting at noon. Range balls will be provided for practice. Cost Is $48 per pluyer and Includes lunch. Fax Information to Doug Dorsum (788-1666) or Lake Howell (320-9025) to participate. Winter Springs wins first softball game Prom S ta ff R eports for Dewvjr and Tumatr. flonotn and Ritchey WP _ llortorn 0-01. LP . Urwcy. Savr _ none. 311 _ Lake liowril. Ilamry 30 _ Lake IkiwHl. tlamry IIR . none. . Lake MuwrU 4-1. _____________ __ and Christiana made a stop on a shut from Ashley Kellgren. On the final shot o f the first shootout. Oviedo's Jami lie C as­ tro beat Kellgren to her left, and with the game on the line. Lake Mary countered with a score from Jackie Van Looven. It was on to a second over­ time. Bourque put Oviedo back on top and, finally. Morris' shot was Inches high and off the crossbar as Oviedo a d ­ vanced. Sanford women’s softball race still up for grabs S ta ff R eports SANFORD _ You want close, we got close. The standings have gotten as tight as the games In the Sanford Recreation Department Women's Polar Bear Slowpttch Softball League. Just when It looks like one team may be ready to bolt away from the pack, they suddenly fall back and another steps up. Paul's Auto and Truck Repair has bounced back from an 0-4 start to get Itself back Into the championship hunt, while Design Foods has failed to appear for the last two weeks and lias fallen Into the grasp o f the other teams. In games from Tuesday. February 24Ui. Paul's Auto and Truck Repair edged the Renegade*. 54. and the Sharks held off Today Homes. 8-3 at Plnehurat Park, while Vivo ns's and Vaughan In­ corporated p*rk"d up forfeit wins from Design Foods at Chase Park. Last night, at Plnehurat. Jackie Talfour'a sec­ ond home run o f the game, a taro-out. three-run blast, broke a 7-7 tie and gave the Sharks a 107 victory over the Renegades and Paul's Auto and T ru a t Repair outscored Vaughan in corpo­ rated. 17-12. A t Chase. Marie Dye’s two-run single keyed a that gave three-run bottom o f th Today Homes enough o f a margin to deny Vtvona's, 21-18. The other game saw Design Foods forfeit Its gam e to Today Homes. With three wrecks left tn the season, alx o f the seven teams still have a shot at the trophy. Today Homes leads with a 7-3 record, but the Sharks (6-3), Vtvona's (6-3), Vaughan In corp o­ rated (5-4), Design Foods (4-5) and Paul's Auto and Truck Repair (4-5) are still alhre. The Renedagea (0-9) are playing dose, but are still looking for their first win. Doing the hitting were: FEBRUARY 24 Paul's Auto and Truck R epair two hits _ Mi­ chelle Lewis; one hit _ Ann L a n a . Carol Cranick, Tammy Japes, Kim Myers, Kathy Lynn, Dtno Wilson. Melissa Lanza. Renegades: two hits _ Chris Clark, Debbie Cole (one triple each). Linda Stafford: one hit _ Terri Tillman. Diane Colangelo. Sherri Lehman, Mary Trinald, Angela Whitney. Sharks: taro hits _ Tanya O tiger (home run). Denise Stallings (triple). Robin Bishop (double). Sheila Sanders; one hit _ Deborah Van Demark, Jenny Blowers, Jackie Talfour. Today Homes: two hits _ Teresa Howdy shell. Laura Harlow, Beth Hundrtacr, one hit _ Tracy Carroll. Judy Schoetcr, Cathy Cola. Today Homes: four hits _ Laura Harlow (double); three hits _ Marie Dye (double). Beth Hundrlaer two hits _ Teresa Howdyahell, Becky rah Cole, Maty Trinald. Linda Stafford. Paul a Auto and Truck R epair three hits . Lewis. Ann Lanza, Dtno Wilson; two hits _• Tammy Japes (double), Carol Cranick, Barb Hydroponics in control o f Co-Ed SANFORD _ Homegrown Hy­ droponics H in M n iiM jo show Us (tesla to the rest o f the field as It rolls oo undefeated in the Sanford Recreation Depart­ ment Co-Ed Polar Bears Slow ­ pttch Softball League at Plne­ hurat Park. On Monday n igh t February 23. Homegrown Hydroponics found Itself In a 3-3 tie after five Innings with Chang's Car Care In a battle for first place. But Homegrown Hydroponics took the lead for good In the top o f the sixth Inning as Tina HU1 and Mike Burney each sin­ gled tn a not and then turned the game Into a rout by scoring seven runs In the top o f the seventh Inning to post a 12-4 triumph. The other game found Beer :30 getting a forfeit from Hol­ mes Truss. This past Monday night (March 2), Chang's Car Care got back tn the win column, scoring eight runs In the sec­ ond Inning and going on to an 18-4, run rule victory over Holmes Truss. Homegrown Hydroponics got off to a alow atari again, with McCaman. Pam Watson. Eleanor McCormick (one double each). Shellle Walters, Dawn Evans; one hit _ Jutfy Schoetcr (double), Rose Paxson. Vtvona's: four hits _ Kathy Kllngenamlth (home run, double, three tuna scored, seven RBI): three hits _ Shat Brown. Dee Walden, Becky Simpson; two hits _ Ann Grleme (double). Sue Nlckcll, Barbie Bariell; one hit _ Angle Car­ penter. Sue Mohr. Sharks: three hits _ Jackie Talfour (two home runs, three nins scored, five RBI): two hits Deborah Van Demark (double). Tanya Oelgcr" Sheila Sanders, Gloria Eflrd; one hit _ Denise Stallings, Patty Polly. Renegades: four hits _ Colleen Dcgue (triple, double); two hits _ Diane Colangelo (home run), Sherri Lehman. Angela Whitney: one hit _ DeboMartln; one hit _ Belinda Anderson (triple). M rllttn Lanza. Vaughan Incorporated: three hits _ Gina Oreen (three triples, three runs scored, five RBI). Carol Gamer, Carol Norman: two hits _ Mary Sechrest; one hit _ Luanne Maclaaac, Margaret Clevenger. Bonnie Chaplin, Debbie Baaiait FEBRUARY 34 at M S I. 3 S a s * too a s . « u eto o n o . s * SSI M b . 3 11 071 M 3 . M S I MS M l _ 31 34 311 I S I S . 7 IS 113 1333.10 IS M M 4 . 1 7 17 003 030 4 _ M IS Legal Notices M THI CIRCUIT COURT TOR [ COUNTY, Him I M RS: I a TATI 07 JAM11 LINCOLN NORMAN HOTICS 00 ASMINMTBATtON Th* Administration *1 th* •f JAM11 LINCOLN <** — *4, OH* ’ 44-M-CP. M pandin* Hi tea CircuM Court for I mnlnal* Counts Florida, Orebit* PM *l»w. th* m *n * » of which I* M l N. Oath A**nu*. Sanford, Wartda *1771. Th* name* md .............of th* a*r**n*l ma­ il** and th* p*r**n*l attorney at* Hill. Mike Burney. Terri HlrL Chang's Car Care: two hits _ M l H I T . 13 IT • I I 3 M l._ 4 M Chris Bryson (home run. dou­ ble). Dave Blakcy (triple, dou­ ble). John Stewart (double). M ARCH 3 ALL NfTIRiaTIO PINSON! 3 3 1 *1 . 4 4 Lamette Barkley. James Gar­ • ANB N0TIP1K0 THAT: 43348. U 31 n e r one hit _ Zeb Webb fa **rv*d oho ha** (double). Carol Gamer. Lynn that chaitenp* th* m m u i . 33 33 ■a*M y of th* out, th* quaMicaWebb. asm a . s 3 Man* *t th* personal repreoanMARCH a tall**. «*nu*, or jurisdiction ot OH* Court arm required to Mo the game with Beer :30 tied at Chang's Car Care: three hits th#tr objection* artth thi* Court 04) after two Innings, but th at _ Chris Bryson (home run, tri­ WITHIN THI LATIN 00 THRU •cored three runs In the third ple. double, three runs scored, MONTHS APTIR THI DATS OP THI FIRST PUBLICATION OP Inning before exploding for five RBI), James Garner THIS NOTtCI ON THIRTY 0AYI seven runs In the fourth Inning (double), Lucy Sellers: two hits APTIR THI OATS 00 MRVtCI and 10 runs in the sixth Inning OP A COPY 00 THIS NOTICI _ John Stewart (home run). ONTHIM. to win 22-2. Bruce Sellers (triple, double). AM CMdNora ot th* d*c*d*nt Homegrown Hydroponics la Lynn Webb. Gina Green. Deb­ and *th*r p*r*ona h*»m* now 5-0 and leads Chang's Car claim* at demand* against bie Bemlng; one hit . Carol d*c*d*nth ■•tat* on whom a Care P -2 ). Beer :30 (2-3) and Gamer. Zeb Webb. copy at thrt nolle* 1* **rv*d Holmes Truss (0-5). Holmes Truaa: two hits within thr** month* *tl*r th* Next Monday at Plnehurat Myrtcl Reid; one hit Craig ot th* flmt publication ot Park. Holmes Truaa challenges Merkeraon (home run), Chris with thi* Court WITHIN THI Clark. Homegrown Hydroponics at 7 LATIN OF THAIS MONTHS p.m. and Chang's Car Care APTIR THI OATS OP THI Homegrown Hydroponics; PIAIT PUBLICATION OO THIS battles Beer :30 at 8 .p.m. four hits _ Dave Jlckell (home NOTiCI ON THIRTY DAYS Doing the hitting were: run. two n u u scored, five RBI). APTIR THI DAT! OP I f AVICI nCBR UAR T 23 OP A COPY OP THIS NOTICI Theresa Walburger (triple); ONTMIM. Homegrown Hydroponics: three hits _ Jim Clifford creditor* ot th* dacefour hits _ Randy Cutllp (two (double). Randy Cutllp; two doubles): three hits _ Dave hits _ Jimmy Wilkinson; one Pont* a*tate must III* th*lr hit _ Tina Hill, Lorrte Jlckell, Jlckell (home run); two hits _ ctebn* wNh thi* court WITHIN Beer ;30: two hits _ Jerry Paul Songcr, Jimmy Wilkinson; THRU MONTHS APTIR THI OATS 00 THS OMIT PUBLICA­ DlBartolo; one hit _ Vic" DlBarone hit _ Dave Brownell, Jim TION OP THIS NOTICI. tolo. Joy Weaver, Joe DlBar­ Clifford (one triple each). AU. CLAIMI.OCMANOI AND tolo. Mike Miller. Robin Brown (double). Tina OBJECTIONS NOT SO OHIO WILL Bt FOAIVIA SAAAID. Th* dot* ot th* flr*t public* Son ot thi* N *lc * I* March 4, m a. P*r*on*l R*pr***nt*ti** Kenneth L*« Norman Anornay lor P*r*on«i A*pr***nt*tl»*: Florid* Bar Ha. 0412144 P.0. So* t u a OoWarned, PL 21722 T*4*phon«: 407-422-2121 Publish: March 4,11, IPS •H h c ______________ SSMNMMI COUNTY C A M HO. 47-2*0#-CA-M -S WASHINOTON MUTUAL BANK. FA,*ucc**aor by corporal* merger to Sank, A F*d*r*l Plaintiff, VI. CARL W. QIBSOH, III and SUZAMNI C. QIMON; *t *1.. nou** In Sanford, SamInala County. Florida, at 11:04 AM. on the 11*1 day *1 March. !•**, th* toaowtna dtetribod property a* *at forth In aald Pinal Judpmant, to wife IOT a. TUICAWILLA UNIT I I A. ACCOAOtNO TO THI FIAT THIAIOP AS AICOADID IN PLAT ROOK IT. PAM 22. PUB­ LIC RSCOROB OP BIMINOLS COUNTY, FLORIDA. NOTI: PURSUANT TO TNI PAIR OIBT COLLICTION PRACTICia ACT YOU A M ADVISSO THAT THIS LAW FIRM IB D IIM ID TO M A M BT COLLECTOR ATTIMPTINO TO COLLECT A DMT AND ANT MPORMATION OBTAINED WILL OS U IIO PON THAT PURPOSS. Dated th* 24th day *1 February, ISM. MARYANNS MORBI Clarh at Circuit Court By Dorothy W. Bohan Offoutk Cli COMUS 4 STAMAAASKJ 4010 Bag Scout Boulevard Florida, 11:00 aan. an MARCH 20th, 1004. Nance: American* With Oiubimta* A d at 1000, Adminiatraii** Order No. 04-20. M M l North Par* NJ01, Sanlard. Florida 22771 M I prior to n tetephona: |407) : 4227; 1-400-014-4771 (TOO (Court Baal MARYANNS MORES CURK, CIRCUIT COURT Ry Jana S .. Deputy Oar* L.r i. FL 12202 telephone: 004/244-1444 PuMtahtMa Tamp*. Florida MOOT telephone: <111) 077-4000 : March 4.11,1000 at WITNESS my M * Court an FIBRUAAY DSO-22 4,11,11 MO-12_______________ NOTICI Natl** I* harahf ahmn t* that PmaTjudt Of Poroctoaur* doled February lath. IMS, and *nt*r*d In chrH COM number 17-12*1-CA-14-K, at th* Circuit Court at th* tlth Judicial Circuit In and lor Seminal* County. Ptertda, wherein WASHINOTON MUTU­ AL BANK, PA. SUCCESSOR BY COAPORATI MIROIA TO OAIAT WISTIRH BANK. A PlOtAAL SAVINAS BANK. I* PtaMM and CARL W. OISSON, III. BUZANNI C. OISSON, ROSINT 0. RUIN, DIANB RUSH. CITIBANK. PIDIAAL BAVINQI RANK, NATIONSBANK. NATIONAL ASSOCIA­ TION tUCCtttOA BY MIROIA WITH NATIONSBANK. NA. (SOUTH) SUCCESSOR BY MIROIA WITH NATIONS BANK OP FLORIDA. NA.. le/are i sjfele* tite htghffet Defendant!*). I wUI aad la the >r each, M th* waat highael and h**l bidder lor Irani dear at th* Bamlnala ca*h at th* waat Irani daar at th* Seminal* County court- County Caurthouo*. SawtOrd, tea# 1MCat2RBNB2B1«ir PUBLIC AUCTION TO BS HELD AT LARRY'S TOWN**, * --------------- LAM. RAOUL PL 4. IBM ‘ �Seminole HeraW, SantoftJ, Florida ■Wednesday, March 4. I99B ■SB People Is contaminated meat a health risk? Professional secretaries to meet Winter Park Chapter I’rofeaatonal SrereturleH will host an International inerting on Trim* day. Mnrrh 10. at Umgford Resort. Winter Park. Thr pro­ gram will Tealure an Informa­ tional and networking rerrptlon on "Impact Your World." Reservations are due through Donna Gibbs. 2H2 -0988; m es­ sage line. 072-4331: or fox. 023-3865. C A LE N D A R R o ta ry C lu b Rotary Club o f Lake Mary meets Thursday mornings, 7:30-8:30 n,m.. at the Marriott Courtyard, of! West Lake Mary Boulevard. Contact Brian Overby, president, at 322-0634. S e rto m a C lu b The Sertoma Club o f South Seminole County, dedlented to the advancement o f speech and hearing children, meets every Thursday morning, from 7:30 to 8:30 u.m.. at (h r Saba) Point Country Club on Weklwa Springs Hoad. Dmgwood. P o ­ tential members are Invited to attend. W e ig h t W a tc h e rs A local chapter of Weight Watchers meets at the Lake Mary Community Building every Thursday from 4:45 to 0:45 p.m. To a s tm a s te rs The Omni Toastmasters Club •6801 will meet at 5:30 p.m. every Thursday at the AAA Building. 1000 AAA Drive. Heathrow. Cluests and prospec­ tive members are welcome. Call Bert rum Gllrk. 323-6089. for more In forma tlon. S e n io r All Seniors are wrlcome. For Information, call Liz Iziwlor. di­ rector. 321-4500. Ext. 5784. Pot Luck dinner Widowed persons are Invllrd to attend a pot luck dinner at 5:30 p.m. every third Tltursday of the month at the C assel­ berry Senior Center. 200 larke Triplet Drive. Casselberry. Alanon, Alateen Al-ANON and ALATEEN meetings are held rvery Thurs­ day, at 8 p.m., ut Sanford Christian Church, 730 Upsala Road. Sanford. For Informa­ tion. call 323-8524. B lu e G r a s s P ic k e rs Sanford Blue Grass Pickers meet every Thursday, from 6-10 p.m.. ut the Greater Sanford Chamber o f Commerce. Plrkers und grtnrirrs are welrome. For Information, call Charles E. Miller (407) 322-5294. S a n fo rd H is to ric T r u s t The Sanford Historic Trust meets the first Tltursday of the month, at 7 p.m., at the First Street Gallery. 207 Magnolia A ve. F r ie n d s The Columbia Medical Center-Sanford Chapter of Senior Friends meets rvrry second Tltursday. at 10:30 a.m.. at the Sanford Settlor Center. 401 E. Seminole lik'd. Interesting and timely programs ure featured monthly phis social exchange. A m a te u r R a d io The Lake Monroe Amateur Radio Society meets every first Tltursday. at 7:30 p.m., at the Settlor Center. L ik e Triplett Drive. Casselberry. For Infor­ mation. call Karl Lunilzeri. G958704. nr Al Kirk, 322-4487. Sunderland installed president of AARP WINTER SPRINGS _ Al a special Ir Ifet luncheon honoring members o f the Winter Springs AARP Chapter, Albert T. Hood, associate State Coorator for Community Operations. Installed the slate o f o ffi­ cers and directors for the coming year. Mr. Hood em­ phasized the nerd for con­ tinuing volunteer participa­ tion within the communi­ ties of Seminole County. Hood called upon Lite membership to pledge their efforts and application to service for residents In the area. He praised the Chap­ ter for Its growth and In­ volvement In community service. He also announced that the number o f AARP Chapters In Florida out­ numbers the McDonald Restaurants In the State. New officers Include June K. Sunderland. President; Bob Mahon, VicePresident; Alice Collins, Secretary; Ken Wilson. Treasurer. New Directors ure: Ernest Bailee; Emily Griffiths; Janet Kamphaus; Albert Lungdon and Sylvia Leslie. On President's Day Feb­ ruary |6lh at 1:30 p.m., Dan Norris of American Express Financial Advis­ ers. and Dennis Menard, will present a slide show "Journey's Risk A Re­ wards". This meeting Is open to the public. Re­ freshments arc served. There Is no fee. Call 0950285 for further Informa­ tion. WEDNESDAY PRIME TIME re re w BEAR Bit HLONZ 1 have been watching the recent events regarding contaminated hamburgers with great concern. My teen agers seem to be (laying no attention, as they continue, despite my protests, to frequent their regular hamburger joints Could you please give me a good explanation of wbat is going on" W.M.. Seattle BEAR tV M We seem In Ik* hear mg more and more about lood poi­ soning outbreaks from tainted hamburger meat. The organism re sponsible fo r the recen t spate of hugged burgers lielongs to E coll, a common family of hoctena E rob hap liens to be a normal inhabitant of the large intestines We're not poisoned by our own E coli because it's a more benign strain Rut even this relatively rnmnmn strain can become a pathogen Most urinary tract infections are due In E itili Traveler's diarrhea is also com­ monly caused h> E coli The type id E coli responsible lor the recent burger oulhreak is differ enl Called E coli oi.*>7 117 since its dis em ery in I'.ML! this uncommon bug is a dangerous and virulent strain ll up parently g e ls into our lood supply when rattle containing this relatively ran- strain are usi-d lo make ground heel The vast majority of E cob out­ breaks occur with ground beef, be cause every large commercial batch N U TR ITIO N ED BLONZ, PH D contains bos and pieces from many different cattle This type of meal is made from the meal trimmings re reived from meatpacking houses, which arc ground In n specified fat content. The ground beef is Ihcn. in I he r ase ol preformed frozen ham burgers, shaped into patties, packer) into boxes and fm/cn All it lakes is one bit of contaminant from one animal somewhere down the line to spoil an entire lot Witness the reeenl recall of I 2 million pounds of frozen hamburger meat Currently, the Department of Agn culture's meal inspectors are presrnt at just about every step of the meat packing process The inspectors, rely mg primarily on sight and smell, attempt to ensure that sick and dis eased animals, as well as contamlnat ed or unwholesome meat, are identified und excluded from the market Rut in its present configuru Iron, the system does not allow the in digestive tracts of cattle. These strains would ellectivcly eliminate the E coli 0137 117 within weeks At present, though, the onus is on the |iersnii preparing the fowl to pro vide that final barrier lo eontamina lion As ornery as these hugs can be. temperature remains their Achilles heel In general, bacteria tend to grow between to degrees and 153 degrees Fahrenheit, illefng.Tutors should be -cl al 1li degrees Fahrenheit.) When chilled, bacterial growth lends to slow, and when healed to 155 degrees, most bacteria are baked out of existence Even though this virulent strain of liactcria was in the tainted meat, if it tiad been cooked properly <tn 133 do grcesi. the E coli would have been de strayed At this temperature, the meat is steaming hoi and usually gray in ap pea ranee, and I he juices run clear Aside Iron) adequately winking meat, there is current))’ no way to guaran tee that all the haclcria will tic killed .Send questions to On Nutrition." Ed Mom. c o Newxfiaper Enterprise As soctofion. 2(H) Madison Are.. New York. AT lOOir, For c moil, address inquiries fo Won; •<hooked net Due lo the volume nf mail, personal replies cun riot be provided Ed Moot, t*/i I ) . is the author of the “ Your Personal Nufrilionfst" book series iNnpief. IWfii i w NKWsrvrwt k y t w u h is e assn Biscuit wraps convert leftovers into tasty dinner iN A I’S)—Serving leftover* help* stretch your family's food budget even further. One way to make leftovers more appealing is by making delicious Biscuit Wraps—a fluffy biscuit bursting with meats, cheeses, and vrgrtahles. Simply keep a can of refrigerated biscuits in your refrigerator and you're ready to make a batch at any lime. Then search the fridge for great ingredients that can be baked right into the biscuits. In minutes, you’ll hove a hot, delicious meal without taking the time lo go to the grocery store. Here are just two of the endless possibilities for Biscuit Wraps: T a co Biscuit Wraps I (12-os.) can Plllsbu ry B ig Country* R efrigera ted Butterm ilk Biscuits 1 cu p c o o k e d to c o m eat >- ,r- Ik cup shredded Cheddar cheoea VVcup whole ksroal corn * h cup salon ~ f t > • Heat oven to 400'F. Separate dough into 10 blocuita. Frees each biscuit into 5-inch round. In small bowl, combine meat, cheese, corn and salsa. Spoon about S teblaapoona of mixture onto center of each biscuit. Fold dough in half over filling} | Tnco Biscuit Wrapa eamy lo edges with fork and oenL Place at 400*F for 10 to IS minutes or unui iw u cu Drown, u serve with additional salsa and sour cream. Variation: To make Roost Beef Biscuit Wraps, follow the above directions, filling the biscuits instead with 1 cup chopped cooked roast beef, Vi cup chopped tomato and V* cup shredded Cheddar cheese. Wrinkles cause woman’s spirits to sag DEAR ABBY: Forty-five years old may not seem too old to attract someone of the opposite sex, but I'm not your average-looking 45-yearold. I have terrible wrinkles under my eyes that add years to my ap­ pearance. In the laat couple o f years, I have developed deep lines that run from each aide of my nose down to my lips. I've tried every conceivable moisturiter and concealant, but nothing helps. I know this is a natural part of , aging, but I cannot accept that at end despondent at the realisation age 46 I look so old a man won't that I will probably be alone for the even give me a second look, much rest of my life. leas open a door for me or try to I*va tried Joining groups, doing strike up a conversation. Wherever volunteer work and even taking I go, men look only at nice-looking, night closoea to meet someone who younger women — something I no might look beyond the wrinkles, but longer am. I have become lonely no one shows the slightest interest in me anymore. I'm friendly, courte­ ous and approachable, end the proper weight for my height But I guess you cant make filet mignon out of chopped liver. I f I could do something about these terrible wrinkles, my confi­ dence would soar, and I wouldn't hava to spend the rest o f my life alone, However, because I can bare­ ly make ends meet and cannot allora surger I see no afford cosmetic surgery, hope. Any advice, Abby? HURTING IN WHJTTIER, CALIF. B Sf WBa • tM 'W 'IO w e n * m sfrdw w tW I f I am not paid prior to the cere­ mony, I usually have to wait for some time — and then have to ask for the fee. The best man must give the minister the marriage license before the ceremony, and I suggest the fee be placed in the envelope with the license. Then the minister doesn't have to ask Tor ll and may leave immediately if another ap­ pointment is scheduled. TIRED OK WAITING IN ARLINGTON. TEXAS DEAR TIRED OF WAITING! Thank you for on excellent sug­ gestion. Combining two duties Into one should simplify the best man's responsibilities. DEAR ABBY: As a young par­ ent, I was appalled to hear other parents threaten to call the police and have their children token to jail when they misbehaved. I am now in my 80s and I'm hor­ rified to see that the some threat la still being used. I raised five chil­ dren and taught them that the police were their friends. It paid o ff when my 4-year-old son, Larry, disappeared while we w ere shopping. As I frantically searched for him. I spotted him perched on an officer's shoulder. After having Larry identify me, the policeman laughed and told me that Larry had approached him for help. When he asked my son i f he was lost, Larry answered: "No, I’m not lost. I’m here. My mamma is lost. Will you find her for me?" That was only one time out of many that the police have befriended us. I wish you would print something to the effect that law enforcement officers are there to help. Also, I do hot believe in corporal punishment. I have always felt that children are usually punished when parents are angry, not when the children are naughty. As my mother always said, "What you are too stuto teach them, you cannot knock a them." So I have never had to resort to corporal punishment. I love your column and your sen­ sible answers. FREDA L DAVIS, KKAAU, HAWAII K (*T JbaJB |l — hdwT vjm l* xpcctorx to accomplish this goat For example, it's not unusual for an animal's bacteria laden intestinal con tents to come into contact with the car cuss during slaughter II there is any fecal matter greater than I H square inch 'about the size of a pent on the carcuss. d's supjmscd to lie cut oil by the 1,'SBA inspector This may sound effective, hul the inspector has only about in seconds to check the inter nut organs and inspect each carcass So it's questionable how much cun lamination is actually identified, caught and corrected It's doubtful that any visual inspection could have caught the E coli before processing A more reliable detection of liacte rin. especially virulent strains such .is E coli 11137.I f7. might he aeeom plished. but it would require more rosily und time consuming prnce dures Clearly some reform is needed I only hope we are able lo mine up with a wav to fix the system that dim males the l»ad bacteria at its source the digestive tract of the row One possible change would be to routinely screen rattle for E coll 0137:117 before slaughter This is done on some ranches where cattle that contain the harmful hog ure segrr gated and treated and not used for ground Ih s -I Another polrnliul solution may lie found Ihmugh research which is at tempting to perfect ,i way to introduce strains of beneficial bacteria into the ^ jw y r r DEAR ABBY: Some time ago you listed the dutiee of the best man in ir ro*Q»"n. and you also hava the ormetion in your wedding book­ let. However, there is a point that wasn't mentioned that I would like D EAR FREDAi Thank you. I to bring out: Hie minister should be agree. It m akes'no sense to ld when he or the arrives to perm the ceremony. After the cere­ make a child fearful of the very i he or she may need In an mony, tho minister is a forgotten B cj E g jjg g e emergency. Children who are treated with respect will grow up to respect others. Hitting teaches only that might makes right. DEAR ABBY: A few years ago, a man named Robert wrote to you. He was brokenhearted because a girl he loved would not wait for his return from a mission for the Spe­ cial Operations branch of the Army. You told him that the lady he lost was in fact the loser. Your kind response meant a lot to him. How do I know? Today it is I who waits for this wonderful man. I met Robert two years ago on the Internet. I was a single mother living on a farm in the foothills of North Car­ olina. Robert was living In Califor­ nia. Soon a fter we met, ho was deployed lo Guam on a voluntary mission. With Internet access in Guam, we were able to continue our rela­ tionship, which was built on com­ munication and a mountain o f faith. We eventually grew to love each other. In M arch 1997, Robert (lew directly to North Carolina from Guam and we met face-to-face for the first time. It was a dream come true for both o f us. Robert and I drove to California to stay with his family while we finalized wedding plans and looked for a home of our Shortly after we arrived, we learned that Robert would deploy again, this time involuntarily as part o f a civil affaire mission to Bosnia. His orders were for 270 days. Today I patiently await his re­ turn, when I will become his wife. He is Ihe love of my life and I am grateful we found eaai other. Abby, you were right when you said someday there will be a girl deserving of Robert's love and she will have the patience to wait for him. Well, that girl is me. Thank you for your letter to him those few years ago. You gave him faith and now his wait is over. AMY IN REDLANDS, CALIF. DEAR AMYt I’m dsligfa I could holp. My host wishes to both of you fo r ■ long sad �•in 1‘ininolc Herald S.lnlort) Floret* Legal Notices NOTICE Sftl'v lou Hatl nr Claw Mi*11 TaAe Notic* 111*1 * Coirplatnl Mr CMvoic* 'hi* b**n t*l#d mu I'll* KH'l Cdiinly Ciieuil Court, Grand Hap.da M.<-h.g*n Cat* • 96 P 0 2 JI-0 0 b*lor* lb* Mopflubip Dermis B L*ib*r Von must fit# you? A flin d to tbit Complaint ot !*M otb«r action p*ft«itl#d by 1** mth tbit court by Apr* 10. 1996 »• you ♦**! to do to. a default |udg* rrriif nifty p# •nltfffd agamsl you for lb* r*ii*f tfemended in tb« complaint filed m tbit ett* Jo*n 1 bunt t*)p Michigan h i Grand R*P*dt, 16*€(t*9Wl *9503 616 458 5?6$ Pubbtb T*b» ja'y 75 and March* 11,1999 D IN 7b? IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. IN ANO FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA CASE NO- 67-3926-CA-14-K U N H ID COMPANIES IENP1NG CORPORATION. Plaintiff. vt. (DWARD A BAILIV .*$•257 4134071 . UNANOTYN TENANT I. and try unknown b#<t*, (in 9rant#**, rr editors, and nib** iiriLficwn ip#rtpnt or unlmciwn tpoutat claiming by. t'brOiigb arid unde# Any of lb* above ^emed Defendants, D#**ndanft NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE NOTICE it hereby given that the undersigned C*#rb of th# Circuit Court of S#minol* County. Florida, wn-Won tb# 76lb day of MARCH. 1996. at 11 00 o dock A M at tb# West Front door ol lb# SomtoQl# County Courtbout* tn Sanford. Florida. oft#< for tAi# and tali at public outcry to tb* fiigb*ti and bet* bidder for catb, the following* d*tcrib*d pro party situate in 9# mi nola County,, Florida Lott 12 and 13. Bloc A *J\ TOWNSITC OF NORTH CMULDOTA, according to tba Plat ibaraof at recorded In Plat Boo* 2. Pag#t S* through 56. Public Record# of Seminole County, FleridA, purtuanl to tba Final Judgment antarad m a cat* pend mg tn taid Court, tba ttyta of wb*ch »• »ndreeted above. WITNESS my band and official ta il of ta*d Court thrt 26th day of Fabruary. 1996, if you ar* a patten with a dis­ ability who naadt any accom­ modation m ordar to participala m tbrt procaadmg, you ar* antinad. at no coat to you. to tba provision of carl am assistance Plaata contact Court adminis­ trator. 301 N Parlt Avenue. Suita N301, Sanford. Florida 32771. (407) 323-4330 *4317, with 2 working day# of your racaipt of Ibis (nohet of Foracloaura Sal*); if you ara baanng impaired, call 1-600955-6771; if you ara vote* impaired. can 1*600*653-6770. ICOURT StAL) MARYANNE MORSE C U R A 09 TH E ‘ . CIRCUIT COURT ---------- By: Jana E* Jatawic Daputy Clark ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF Hobart H, Notch, Jr.. laguna Butlar ft Notch. PA. 3165 S Conway Rd . Sta. E Orlando. Florida 32612 (407) 361-5200 Publish March 4, 11, 1666 DIO-34 IN TH E CINCUIT CO URT OF T H t 1BTH JUD IC IAL CIRCUIT IN ANO FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA GENERAL JURISDICTION DIVISION C A S I NUMBSN •t l l M CA-1SK UNIVERSAL AMERICAN MORTGAGE COMPANY. Plaintiff, vs. PAtniCIA A KRINOCK st a l. O t lend ant a. NOTICE OF BALE PURSUANT T O CHAPTER «S NOTICE IE HEREBY OIVIN pursuant to m i Ordar or Final Judgment ol iorecloeuf# dated February 3»th, IS M in W s d In Casa No 67-2264 CA- 14K ol the Circuit Coucl of Iha Hath Judicial Circuit m and for Seminole County, Florida Wherein Universal American Mortgage Co. Plemliff ond Patricia A. Krmock, or, del andantt. I wiM sell lo the highest and best bidder lor cash m the Wednesday, Mflrtti 4 1998 Legal Notices i Legal Notices lobby hi the W#i 1 Finn) Doot o* the Seminole County Couilhciueo. SOt K baik Avenue, Senlord, Florida at 11 00 o'clock A M on IS , 31 al day ot MARCH. IM S th , follow­ ing described proflerfy at v,t toith in and O f,* ' 01 Final Judgment. to wit Lot m M AhotnuEY SUBDI­ VISION. PHASE 3. according lo th . Plat thereof. teco'ded in Plat Book SO. Pag,« 28 and 39 of th . Public Records ot S,ntinol, County */k/a 663 flegmeLane, ta k , Mary, Flotida 33746 With th , eecepbon el th . United Stat,i which shell have th, light ot redemption provid­ ed by 3B U S C 3410 Id lot 130 day* hem th , date ol talc but th, right shall th ,i,a ll,f eipus Dated at S , ipipo I* County. Flo'Ida lhi» 34th day ot FEBr ■BY, 1998 UAflVANNC MORSE As Cl«'k. Cucult Court Saihinoia County. Florida By J a p , E Jasawic Daputy Clark Sergo L Mender Eig 901 Pone, d , l»o n Blvd 4304 Coial Gables. Flofida 33134 In ic c o id in c f with th, Aip , i tcan With Disabilities Act. paisons In n»*d o' a special accommodations to participate ip this preceding should con­ tact lh , ADA Coordinato' at 301 N Paik Av»pue, Suit, N101, Saniofd. FL 33771 at least In* days prior to th* proceedings, T#I,phone (407) 333-4330 Ett. 4337 ; for inlormaiion t-8009SS-B771 |TDDI oi 1-B00-94S8770 (y). Via F I Belay Serv Publish: March » 11, 1996 DIO-31 IN T N I CIRCUIT COUNT OF T N I EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CINCUIT IN ANO FOB SEMINOLE CO UN TT. FLONIOA C A S I NO.: * T-fT6 0 C A -1 4 K CHASE MANHATTAN MORTGAGE CORPORATION. Plaintiff, VS LOIS GIBBEL1NA a/k/a BARBARA L 01 BBS */to* LOiS K U A N */kJa LOIS GIBEUNA. JOHN DOE. Hukband ot LOIS OIBBEUNA a/k/a BARBARA L. GIBBS a/k/a LOiS KAZAN a/K/a LOIS OIBELINA. COUNTRY CLUB VILLAGE AT TUSCAWILLA HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION. INC . BARNETT BANK, N A . as tuccatsor in mtsiast to BARNETT TECHNOLOGIES, INC . a voluntarily dissolved corporation, at tu c c tto r to BARNETT RECOVERY CORPORATION. SEMINOLE COUNTY. DEMBOYS. INC.; MOUNT PROSPECT STATE BANK n/V/o FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF CHICAGO; MICHAEL GIBBS, ond UNKNOWN TENANT S3OWNERS, Defendants. NOTICE OF SALE HoIre a is hareby g u y , that, M |» m the Cucult Court ol Seminole County. Florida I eel the property stinted m Seminole County. Florida, descilbed as: LOT 237. COUNTRY CLUB VIL­ LAGE. UNIT THREE. ACCORD­ ING TO THE PLAT BOOK 2S. PAGES 33. 14, 35. 38 AND 37 PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMI­ NOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA and commonly known at: 1171 Augusts National Bhrd.. Winter Springs. F I 3270S at public tot*, la th« highest Mid best bidder, for cash, al the west Ironl door ol tb* Seminole County Courtbout*. Sanford. Florida, at 11:00 AM on APRIL 2nd. 1696 Deled FEBRUARY 28th. 1996 MARYANNE MOR 6E AS CLERK OF THE COURT By: Jane E. Jat*wtc Deputy Clark In accordance with the Americans With Ottabihtiea Act. parsons with disabilities needmg a special accommodation to participate in this proceeding should contact court Administration at telephone number 407-121-4110. not later than seven (7) days prior to the proceeding. II hearing Impaired. (TOO) 1-600-686 6771. or Vorco (V) 1.600-666-0770. via Florida Relay Service. Mason A Associates, PA17767 US IS North. Suds 500 Clearwater. FL Mt24-6iSS (S ill 516-3600 Publish: March 4, 11.1990 DC 0-10 Legal Notices •ADVERTtSSMBNT FOR BIOS- Th* 6*mwrote County Port Authority, Sanford. Semmols County, Florida, furnishes the following information and instruction* to prospective bidder* drawing to submit proposals tor the work heroin described Bid ISCOPA 120. Renovation of 7.500 equar# tool Facility located at 1440 Oolgnec Place Port of Sanlord G IN t flAL DESCRIPTION OF WORK Th* principal work than conaiat ol the renovation of Ihe aslttmg 7.500 ecruere tool prt-engineered ttructur* located at 1440 Doigner Place. Pori of Sanlord. at delineated m Drawing (SCOPA 120. S-i. A-I, A-2 and A -l. Construction shall be m full compliance wrth all Federal, Stale and Semmoi* County cod**, as wall at the Southern Building Cod*. lNSIBUCHQtiaj3M OBTAIN IN Q arECIfJCAUOME. Specification* and a complete description ol lh* proposed work may be obtained m person from lh* office of the Administrator, Semmoi* County Pori Authority Dennis K. Doigner. Administrator Semmoi* Counly Port Authority 1610 Kattner Place, Burt* I Pori of Sanlord Sanford. Florida 12771 (407) 122-47SS Contract and bid specification* may be obtained lor a nonrsfundsbl* la* ol S40.00; check* to be mad* payable to the Semmoi* Counly Pori Authority. AH drawing*, speed real ion* and contract document* may be asammed m parson at the office of the Administrator BIO BOSH* Brds must be accompanied by a certified check, cashier s check, bank draft, or bid bond in th* amount ol not teat than fry* percent (5X1 el th* amount of bid, mad* payable lo lh* Semmoi* County Pori Authority REJECTION OF BIDS: Th* Seminole Counly Pori Authordy reserves th* right |o reject any or *N bids of any part thereof, lo waive any informality or techmcaMy m the tuOdmgs lo accept th* bids or any part thereof deemed most I svoi able to th* mt*i**i ol In* Authority atier all bid* have been asammed and evaluated, or lo I*|*ct all bid*, re ■advertise of Cancel lh* proposed work TIME AND PLACE Q f BIO OPINING. Sealed bids will b* received al the office ot the Administrator until 1500 hour* (1 00 p m . E.S.T.), Tuesday. March 17th, ISM . al which Ian* they will be publicly opened and rest aioud. Any bid received after in# specified bid cloeing Urns will not be consid­ ered No bids shall be withdrawn lor a period of thirty (M| day* subsequent lo th* b>d opening without lh* consent ol the Admwiisfiaior. Semmoi* County Pori Authority Deled this 20th day of Fabruwy. IM S . al Sanlord, Saminoi* County, Florida By ordar of SEMINOLE COUNTY PORT AUTHORITY •'Bob R. Douglas, Chairman Atiesl Bland* K Carey. Secretary Publish February 21. IS M and March 4. 1998 0EN 262 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIG H TEEN TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA CASE NO. 96-2139-CA-14K BANKERS TRUST COMPANY OF CALIFORNIA. N A . not in ns individual capacity but solely at Trustee, or its permitted successors and assigns, on behalf ol V « n d „ Mnitgag, Trust 1994-3, Piatntdl. ys RON WISEMAN and UNKNOWN TENANTS RESI0ING AT 943 NORTH JERICHO ORIVE. CASSELBERRY. FLORIDA. Defendant!*) NOTICE OF SALE NOTICE IS hereby given that, pursuant lo the Ordei ol Summary Judgment of Foreclosure tn this cause, tn lh* Circuit Court ol Seminole County. Florida, I Will tall the propelty situated in Semmols County, rionda described at LOT 16. OF ORANGE GROVE PARK. UNIT I a subdivision according lo lh , plat thereof, as recorded m Piet Book 27, Pag* 60. of the Public Records of Seminole County. Florida at Public Sale, to lh* highest bidder, for cash, el the Weal Fronl Entrance ol the Seminole Counly Courthouse, Sanford, Florida, al 11 04 am . on March 3itt. 1998 WITNESS my hand and the Seal ot this Court this 76lh day o* 7abruary, 1996 (SEAL! MARYANNE MORSE Clerk ol lh* Circuit Court By Dorothy W BoHon Deputy Clerk CLAUOC R WALKER. E*au«* 1330 Thomeavill* Road Tellehatae*. Florida 32303 (8501 222-1910 Allorney lor Plemlid Publikh: March 4. 11. 1998 OEO-39 Legal Notices Suit* 1600 Miami. 11 23131 (305)347SJ94 In compliance with the .ijfiitflean* W«1(hi: Df«ab»l'iims Act of 1f to (ADA), d in b ltd per ton who. 'bDNCiitf*# cut their «Ji<#bittIt#*. r»#ffd aptcial accommoda­ tion to parltctpal# »n fhti p«o* carding thouid contact lh# ADA Coordinator at 407-323* 4330 or via Honda Relay Service at 1-606-655-6770 no taler than aavan (7) buameta i l y i prior to aoch proceeding Putd.vh March 4. 11. 1998 DCO-27 Legal Notices Seminole Herald Per vernal nepreserrlelrv* * attorney ere set truth below All interested persons are required to Ms with this Court WITHIN THflEE (It MONTHS Of THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE- (II all claims egamsl the estate, end ( 2) any obieclion by an mteiested per­ son on whom this notice was served that challenges the validity of tho Will, the qualifi­ cations ol the Personal Represenlatrse. venue, or |uns • diction ot the Court ALL CLAIMS AND O B JE C ­ TIONS NOT SO FILED WILL DC CLASSIFIED AD R ATES DEADLINES Tuesday thru Friday 12 Noon Iho day boloro publication Sunday 12 Noon Friday ADJUSTMENTS 5 CREDITS In Ifto ovofit ol an error, ffto Sominolo Hornki will bo rosponstblo for ttio first insertion only and only to Ifto ostonl ol ttio cost ol that insertion Ploaso chock ad lor accuracy tho first day It nms fo rever barbed IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA PR OBATt DIVISION File Number 68-166-CP IN RE ES1A1E Of JAMES MICHAEL GRATZER. JR Deceased NOTICE o f a d m in is t r a t io n the adminietiation ol th* Estate ol JAMES MICHAEL GRAtZCR. JR . deceased, hie numbei 98 1*6 CP is pending in lh* Cucult Court lor Seminal* County, Florida, Ptobal* Division, th* eddies* ol which rs 301 N Park Avenue, Sanlord, Florid* 32771 Th* names and address of the Personal Representative and the Personal Representative's attorney at* set forth below ALL INTERESTED PERSONS ARE NOTIFIED THAT; All porson* upon who this notice is served who have ob|*clK>na that challenge the validity ot the Wilt, th* qualifi­ cation* ot Iho Persons! Representative, venue, or |urtsdiction ol this Couri ais required to Mo their ob|*ction* with this Court WlfHIN THE LATTER OF THREE MONTHS AFTER THE OATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE OR 30 OATS AFTER THE OATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM AII creditors ol Ihs decedent and other person* having claim* or demands against decedents Estate on whom a copy of this none* is served within three month* slier th* date ot the fust publication ot IN T H t CIRCUIT COURT this notice must fit* thee claims OF TH E 1STH JUDICIAL with this Court WITHIN THE CIRCUIT. IN AND FOR LATTER OF THREE MONTHS SSM IN O LI COUNTY, AFTER THE DATE OF THE FLORIOA FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS CASS NO.I S t -IO IS -C A -M -W NOTICE OR 30 OATS AFTER BANKERS TRUST THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A CORY THIS NOTICE ON THEM COMPANY OF CALIFORNIA. N A . All other creditor* ol the dece­ dent sod persons having claim* AS TRUSTEE. Plaintiffs, or demand* the decedents vs. Estate must til* then claims AM SOUTH RETIREMENT with this Court WITHIN THREE SERVICES. INC . MONTHS AFTER THE OATE QF t/k/a RETIREMENT THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF ACCOUNTS INC THIS NOTICE CUSTODIAN IRA FIB/O ALL CLAIMS. DEMANDS ANO SHAWN ORATZ. OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED Def endanl/C rost - Plrunl iff. WILL BE FOREVER BARRED vs. Th* dal* ol lust publication ol ANNA BEAR. Ihi* nolle* ia March 4, IM S. Detendanl/Crost - Defendant JAMES M. ORATZER. SR. NOTICE 216 Stoner Rd OF FORECLOSURE SALS Winter Springs. FL 327M NOTICE it hereby given that KEERSTEN HESKIN the undersigned Clerk of the Florida Bat No OOT702I Circuit Court ot Seminole RUSSELL K DICKSON. JR County. Florida, will, on lh* 2nd Florida Bar No. IISSTS day of APRIL. I69S. st 11.00 Fisher. Rushmer, Werrenrath, A M. at th* West Front Door ot Week A Dickson, PA the Somme le County P.O. Bea T i t C euYttieuee. Aknferd, Fiends Pfter tor tel* end ten el public Orlande. Florida 12S02-07I2 outcry to the highest and beat Telephone 4077*43-2111 bidder lor cash, th* following Facsimile 407/422-1060 described properly situated m Publish March 4, 11. 1996 SEMINOLE Counly. Florida: OCO-41 Lot 5. HIGHLAND VILLAGE O N I. Piet Book 29, Pages 66 IN TH> CIRCUIT COURT S i, Public Records of Seminole OP TUB BIOMTSBRTH County. Florid*) JUD IC IAL CIRCUIT pursuant to th* Final Judgment M ARO POR entered m a cat* pending m SEMINOLB COUNTY, said Court, th* style ol which is FLORIDA indicated above IN RE FORFEITURE OF ONE WITNESS my hand and official ABANDONED THIRTY-ONE seal of said Court this 26th day FOOT CHRIS CRAFT BOAT Of February, 1666. WITH NO HULL (SEAL) IDENTIFICATION NUMBER MARYANNE MORSE Clerk ot th* Crrculf Court NOTICE OF By: Jen* E. Jasewrc FORFEITURE PROCEEDING Deputy Clerk TO: Unknown persona or maur John C. Eng I*harm. PA. anc* company who have a legal 1624 E. Livingston Bt. mierstl m th* thirty-on* tool Orlando, Florida 12601 Chris Craft Boat identified By tt you ara a person with a dis­ N* true and IndatarmmaBi* ability who needs any special M IN . accommodation to participate Unknown peraoos who pot at this proceed mg. you ar* enti­ eotaed (tie thirty-one fe d Chris tled. at no coal to you, to th* Craft Boat with fraudulent provision ol special assistance. M.I.N. Please contact Court and sH others who claim an Administration at M l N Park interest m th* Ioliowing proper Ay*., Bis. N101, Sanford. «Yi Florida 12771. telephone 1407) On* thirty-one foot Chris Craft 121-4130. Est. 4227. within two Boat with no huM idornitication working day* of your receipt of this notice. It hearing impaired, Donald P. Eslmger, of the (TDO| 1 -SOO S55-S77I or Voice Seminole County Sheriff's (V) t-S00-f55-1770. via Florida Otllcs. Semmoi* County, Relay Service. Flofida. through his officers, Pubitsh: March 4. t t , 1S9S kivssligators of agents, seised DEO-2S the above property on or about February 29th. IS M near the lh T H t CIRCUIT CO URT intersection of Rest Haven Of TMC 16TH JUOICIAL Road and East Stats Road 44, CIRCUIT m AMO FOR Gensv* m Saminoi* County, •6 MIMOL6 COURTY, Florid* and is presentry holding FLORIOA said property far th* purpose of tod enure pursuant to Section* JURISDICTION DIVISION • 3 1 .T0t-SM .TM , Florida CASE NO.I M - I E I E C A 16E •tatutas, and will R EQ U EST CITIBANK. N JL that an Honorable Judge of the Plsmlitt, Circuit Couri, Civil Oivleion, v. Eighteenth Judicial Circuit. JOHN W. BREWER. *t Al.. Semmoi# Counly, F lorid*, find Delandam(s) probable cause mat the above NOTICE OF SALE properly should be lorfettsd to PURSUANT TO CMAPT1R «■ th* above agency. You win b* NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN served a copy of th* Order find­ purauanf le an Ordar or Final ing Provable Cause once It it Bummaiy Judgment ot lorectosigned by th* Judge and it win sure deled February 26th, IS M advise you how and whan to and antarad m Case No. M respond lo mis request lor lor1*1* CA 14K of th* Circuit (ittufti Court ol th* tSth Judicial I HEREBY CERTIFY that a bus Circuit in and lor Semmoi* and con act copy of this Holies Counly. Florida. wherein was aant lo th* above named CITIBANK. F.B.B. I* Plaintiff and addroea by U G . certified mad, JOHN W. BREWER. *1. At.. *»* return receipt requested, this Defendant*. I wifi **« lo th* 20th, day of Februiwy, ISM . high**! and best bidder tor John C . Rosa, caeh al th* Was! Front Door ol General Counsel IN* Saminoi* Counly Florida Bar 3*0717 Court house. 101 N. Paik Semmoi* County Avenue, m Sanlord. Florida at Sheriffs Office 11:00 o'clock A M on th* 2nd 1S45-2im Street day ol APRIL IS M . lh* follow­ Sanlord. Florida 32773-B3M ing described property •• set Publish: February 26, and forth In sold Order or Final March 4, IS M Judgment, to-wtl: OCN-2S1 CONDOMINIUM PARCEL NO. M H OF HIDDEN RIDOE CO N­ IN TH E CIRCUIT COURT DOMINIUM. ACCORDING TO OF TH E SIOMTBENTH THE DECLARATION OF C O N ­ JUDICIAL CIRCUIT DOMINIUM THEREOF, HI ARO FOR RECORDED IN OFFICIAL SEMINOLE CO U N TT, RECORDS BOOK I1S7 AT PAOE 625 OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS File No. S 7 -0 1 M -C P OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORI­ P R O M T S DIVISION DA. ANO ANT AMENDMENTS In Re: Th* E*tat* of THERETO LEMOFIA L. BARBER Dated al Sanlerd, Semmoi* Deceased. County. Florida, this 26th day of NOTICE FEBRUARY. IS M . OP ADMINISTRATION MARYANNE MORSE Th* administration of th* CLERK OF TH E COURT estate of LCNORA L. BARBER, By: Jana E. Jaaowtc deceased. FM* No. (7-6106-CP, Deputy Clerk is pending in the Circuit Court, Allorney For Plamiiff M and for Samlnola County. LAW OFFICES Florida. Probata Division, m* PATRICK C. BARTMET address Ot which is P O. Drawer A PROFESSIONAL C, Sanford, TL 32772 Th# name ASSOCIATION and address of th# Personal 200 S Biecayn* Bhrd. Representative and the Publication ot this Notice has begun on February ?5lh, 1998 Personal Reptasanlaliva Oavxt D Berber 361 Barker Circle West Chester, PA 19630 Attorney tor Personal Representative LHARLENI D KELLEY 36 N Paik Avenua Apopk*. FL 32703 Phone 407/689-3913 Fla Bar No. 236364 Publikh: February 25. end Match 4, 1996 DEN 280 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR SSMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIOA PROBATE DIVISION File Number: 96-77 Oteisien: CP In Re Th* Estat* ol Vetoed M Rrcherson, Deceased NO TICE TO CREDITORS (Bummsry Ad mini sir silent TO AL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST THE ABOVE ESTATE You are hereby notified that an Order of Summery Administra­ tion has been entered m the estat* ol Verneli H Rrcherson deceased. File Number 88 77. by th* Probate Court. Semmoi* County. Florida, th* address of which is: 301 North Perk Avenue Sanford. Floruit 32771-1792 that th* total cash v*>u* of tho astal* is 516.500 00. and that th* name* and addresses ol Ihoss to whom it ha* bean assigned by such order are Donald Rrcherson. Ji 7117 Edge Court Duluth. OA 10098 Dunns Csstatiano 316 Mspta Court Oviedo. FL 32765 Margaret Unmet 11110 Hoify Springs Drive Houston. T l 77047 ALL INTERESTED PERSONS ARE NOTIFIED THAT All creditors *1 the decedent and other person* having claim* or demands against th* decedent * estat* on whom a copy ot this nofre o i* served wdhm true* month# after th# dato of tha '**' publication of this none* must lit* their claim* 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 COPT OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM All other creditor* of the dece­ dent and persons having claims or demands against the estate of the decodent must 14* thee claims with this court WITHIN THREE MONTHS AFTER THE OATS OF THE FIRST PUBLICA­ TION OF THtB MOT ICC. ALL CLAIMS ANO DEMANDS NOT SO FILED WILL BE FOREV­ ER BARRIO Tha date ol lh* (est public alion ot this notice is February TMh. 1991 Person Oivmg Notice: 3IS Maple Court Oviedo, florid* 327SS Richard F. Wheeler Attorney For Person Oivmg Notice Berg A Wheeler. P A. 217 Cast Roberson Street Brandon, Florida 11511 IS 13) 615-0050 Florida Bar Number 265464 Publieh. February 25. and March 4, IM S DEN-264 M THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR SEMINOLE COUNTT, FLORIOA PROBATE OfVttlOW Fit# Number 66-144-CP IN RE: ESTATE OF IRENE M. ZOLOY. SEM IN O LE 407/322-2611 DEPARTM E N T H O U RS 0 AM - 5 PM MONDAY - FRIDAY NOW ACCEPTINQ 12— E l d e r l y C Deceased 71— H Providing assist Irving lor la tkns in my home Openings WORK FROM HOME No n n l tot Sva4at4e Cal lor mki 330-1111 uppers earn to IDViwk makngbrac S34-6SSS E st MS W ANTE0 CAREGIVER lor H iterly lemeln w 3 pots fieevj cat mg, compassion* le lemaln 59— F t n a n c t a i . Live m, 24 hours 4 day line S e r v ic e s room A board Cat 377 3955 13— l l l ' A I I I I & B E A U T Y ERASE BAO CREDIT LEOALLY tor just <7100 Maf thwto’rrtl to CALYPSO 1454 N Lakenvvk Ave Wmier Paik FL 37792 EXTRA HOLIDAY WEIGHTY 1 O n l Personal Training w. Lifetime f itness Free body I*1 analysis Dennis E m r tee TVtEO Ol being turned (town tow Physmlrv/M 77? fj.97 credo? t earn wner* to uhlawi the best dealt Credit rants tm bus loan*, debt consoivteluo 14— F o r S a i l dates at torn at 5 W no an nual lees eto M A W Fniwjvie SECURITY BARS A DOORS Lie. 34 yr* Erp 50 000 es 373 1W8 designs S5sq f| free ait Quakiy guaranteed 61— M o n e y t o L e n d 904 965 0013rr 407 174 3166 ATTN HOME OWNERS lfr— R e m i n d e r S e r v ic e s Borrow 521 000 •<100.00 Too Many biasT •Pay (41 hejh mtwesl SPECIAL DAYS Never largecredf ca-ds them' Rem-nder Service B day •tkvn* Improvements eppts Dr s ftS-yr For deuft •Apply by phnrmj* I* Approval CAf 30? 7178 •Ho Equity Required Caa Platinum Capital 21— P ersonals *00-521 5363 I Open 7 day* ADOPTION ttp W a n ted GIFT OF LIFE •00-216 5433 ALONE? FL* RESPCCTEC Deling Bonieu lor SENIORS Esteb 1977 1-*00-973-4477 Lungwuri Massage Shako Wan ms welcome 7 days Private rms Female Stall LISCSMM7765 607-J 23— L o st * Fo ia l N $$$sJ0B S$$$ ASSEMBIV/WAREHEXJSE Prortuclmn A delivery help e*so to N C Oiando company long/ Short term <0 7 hr temfshir# Rekebie Trknt A P P T C O O R D IN A TO R -S&Ynur to START '2nd Shift S Wknd NO S E lltN O 1 Writer Park set deevery art it Ujrt Dt USl S A L E S A S S O C IA TE Customer tro v e hencke 5 t o phqnes A1 » monte Springs am* irooik L A B O R F O R C E S T A F F IN G (407) S31-5226 THO SHOT ASSEMBLY RECOTON CORPORATION, to* nations teerkng manufacturer/ (kslrfhjtor of eteefrorve act** tones has several openwyjs n 4S Lake Mary facbfy to ?nd kh.fl astemtwy posmons Hour* are 4 OOpm-12 JOam Musi he atM to *ft 1 mrene/m ol 15 tot and sund to E hnu's Apply wi person at 1090 Emma O tis Tr*s lake Mery FL 32746 Accrnkted Truro Schoci LUL VAT A Afpwv Jrto Assist WVrnd Desert Nalunai TrurS Schctt 1-*00-4*6-7364 A C C O U N T A S S O C IA TE Great opportunity with pawing national tfafhng company Sales C/S 6 te n to tec* e(Ad ealkng Base commission < benefits Fit Resume A salary Req to 1407) E lf 7919 L IK E W O R K IN G W IT H P E O P L E ? BE A MEDICAL ASSISTANT A* a Urdcal Aswsum wdh an Associate ol Science degree to un d FOUND FEMALE KITTEN Tarty 7900 I n t i between Ce del 6 lake Cal 37? 1567 9 ? 2 5 — S pec N O W H lt t lN d F/T 6 P/T tor e Major kAenutec luring plant m Sanford Poai tons ara *vi -aMe on ak shifts. Paces#nar Personnel al 330-2*11 or 330-ISM 70— E d u c a t i o n & T r a in in g ( ivmg evpenses rounsekng A meckrai o e ic e s ant tests and pemapa even u e rsl m mnor tiagery IT* a re wankng career f you Me help ng cWhers A O C A R R IK H 8 , IN C . • Itome Weekly• lay Over Plan' •Etta Stop Pay•40IKT •O»y or f wring Ciesses •FntnoK A«7 tor rftuar Who Oustfy •ElradtjeM PUcement As vs L O C A L R E S ID E N T S N E E D H ELPI F amWy of knjr has Inal re * en bre hnma to a tee EVERYTlklfQ IS GONE " Cfatten age* 1? and 2 A t/7 m desperate need cf ctothmg srtws and rther rs wnhaH fkejsefmid tleme km naive evwryfhwv] wnagmabM is needed to htto tvs lerrwy rebudd Vwv wes » you can knd any way poasAke to h#a> ires tamWy pmase contact Nancy al 323 6437 or Utoy at 17? 6900 C Ac C h il d are ALL HOURS 10 yr* sap n chad devetopnenf Raas rates meals met Fim play room 374 0513 City Coibg* 653 East Hwy 436 Si* TOO CatMtoarry FL 37707 ALL POSITIONS CTMd Caro F/T or P.T Age* 2-lt 4C accepted No mg fee Enroll Now lor ISS-Vek fo> t si mo C el 321-7631 TELEMARKE T PfG GUARANTEED $ 10.50 P/H IN TR A IN IN G 3 pot ever Avg < 155GTv. Sal Sanlord based pool No cnld cabng F/T S P/T Cal 323-0345 Acteplng K rkcW om him Fn from Bam to 7pm ASSEMBLY Lan^Tarm Short Term IM M ED IATT OPENIN GS ■TamaToHfro ^ D i R l C iTi :^r rHx ; T . : <7.500550 000 -ASSEMBLY WORKERS 'MACMNE OPERATORS Consokdetton*. Cash Loams Bad cradl No prorttsm no adr lea 1/ Heavy Wring raqurod <5 75 Ptot Banafat. Hoaday A Vac* bon Pay. Made*. 401K and much more taka Mary area, work 1st A 2nd kMt. M-F, torn* Saturdays Cal 330-4211 or coma by 3005 W U Mary BM. 1106 ••FREE" REGISTRATION 55— B u s in e s s O p p o r t u n it ie s JANTTO R -M Aw Houe* of Worship. REST Home Bu Mbom oul then It you an serous K m / making money *K no *ol of prod, no in*, no flak Cal 762-3320 Jsrry's Cstscsrs > 11 Why Be Unampk laf Ua Work for D-s*'tdkng phono card* No tip*nance necessary For more information send • SASE to Pnmotimo Communication* PO Bo> 694355. Miami. FL 33269-1355 al VW Orlando Sanlord Airport Mlafy Smattter 173-2070 ait. 8 1 L L fo o t are lh* nurses specialty HaaKhy kid* tool HRS *042537 324-1*62 $300 - $500 Now h#»>g Pad Wn* A Fu» Wrm EsC iiirt wage* ■BUPERVWORS ■BARTEN0CRS •SERVERS •COOKS •PREP •CASfdERS •COUNTER HELP •BUUERS 71— H elp W a n t e d AN EXP LOVBSO MOM Provides educational aclrribes along w*h TLC A playroom, ton yrd Carl CPfVCOUReLRoa rate* For miervww 330 0700 MARTA'S DAYCARE Baby* toot Pm School LAKE MARY U C #594 7 377G094 •Varasrot Pay* i Program' b to r^ K ' 1 yr OTR #q>/Oata A COL rnq Pleas* Cal lam to Spm I 600 674 9050 MonFnOniy EOE Ce* Today/ 407-631-M l I m m ursery NOTICE Th* administration ol the eats Is of IRENE M. ZOLDY. deceased. Fit* Number tl-1 4 4 CP. I* pending m lh* Circuit Court tor Seminole Counly, Dtvieion. th# address which is >01 N. Park Ave , FL 32771. Th* names and addresses of me personal representative and the personal representative^ attorney are set forth below. ALL INTERESTED FERSON 8 ARE NOTIFIED THAT: AR person* on whom this nolle* ia served who hav* objection* mat challenge the validity of me win, th* qualifica­ tion of tha poraonai reprosonUMrs, venue, of furtedictlon pi IM* Court oro required to Me their obtecilona with this Court WITHIN THE LATER OF THREE MONTHS AFTER THE OATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY OATS AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE OP A COPY OP THIS NOTICE OH THEM. AS creditor* of th# decedent and Other person* havmg claims or demand* agamsl decadent * eetat* on whom a co py of this none* la served within three months alter the dole of Iho Itrsl publication of this nolle* must lit* mow claim* with IM* Court WITHIN THE LATER OP THREE MONTHS APTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY OATE AFTER THE OATE OF SERVICE OF A CO PT OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM. AH other creditor* of th* dece­ dent and paroon* havmg claims or demand* agamsl Iho dece­ dent's estate muat file Ihetr L>aim* with mi* 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. Th* data of Ihs liras publica­ tion of BUS Modes M February 26lh, USE Personal Representative DENNIS CORNELL 416 TofHh Avo., Apt. A Benner, NJ 07716 Attorney for Personal Roprosontativ* Harry O. Hold, III Florida Ear No. 140052 1120W. First Strool, Bull* B Sanford, FL M771 Telephone: (407) 321-3011 Publish: February 25, and March 4, 1*66 DEN-277 55— BusiNrss are O p p o r t u n it ie s 27— N OP ADMINISTRATION O R LAN D O 407/831-9933 17 tenet PACKER ■M Av Packags Cqufgmanl ADAJEOEA40 FEE OFFICE PERSON •<7Aw Fun I PLASnCE MANUFACTURER In need of machlna operators. 2 nd A 3rd tfufl Apply M parson 1000 Sand Pond Bd Lak Lake Mary 313 9275 HOUSE KEEPER • IM Mon-Frt. I ASSOCIATE TRAINEE •17Av Kaap Invenfory tn Ordar lo aspansion. Large Lake company hmng FuE TVwe Wax tram you lo earn your pofanaal DOCTOR’S ASST • MAv CABINET MAKER - < U When wo W ork-Jr* a Ponyil Buy E tea TVRponwaro. Fro# TrartnQAMti/TRpa 371-6421 .Tha Partact Pw Job ts Cad Ttoday-Tha Wamng far Youttt (407)322-:2044 COKE/PEPS! VENDING ROUTE CELEBRITY CIPHER Many high traffic alto* 12500 Rfttrh potontlal b y Lula Cam pos 800-342-6653 CsWbrSy Cpfwt iqyinyran are oesiaa ksm quo aeapb pssi and psssrs EacMs*sr n *w tfltow ■ FedqrsqUs OapisWO m m n m w tw tw t UR. or MRS. MOM Man ordar riches as a fanvt) business Send <5 00 (ncahrf <600 credo) to B J J PO BO) 953414. Lake Mary. FL 37795 3414 VEN0ING: LAZY PtRSONS DREAM FEW HOURS-BIG <1 Fro* Brochure I 600670 6712 WORK FROM HOME making wooden tram** Earn lo <364/ wk Cal B10-9444 #«1 E-4S • P C K O C K Z L N U V K T B F O P C K Z F L K C W T V A W H O O M N K E C K T K N F Z O U M D C J T P . 1 H W Z 8 F B M L W ■ V - P C K E T F P K T A K P E K K B P C K ( W J P C M T ) P T P Z Z P B . P R E V IO U S S O L U TIO N : 'T h * madia. II Bounds ilka a convention of •pfntuakatt.* — Tom Stoppard �71— H elp W a n t e d 71— H ELr W a n t e d 71— H elp W a n t t d A B IT T E R JOB FOR VOUI Jut! Call' Never a Fee' HELP Personnel U H U I OET PAID TO LOSE W IIO H T 38 people needed, tedoua about totng Earn 1500 P/T to 55500 F/T. Cat now 328 4496 earn ex tr a m oney SemtnoleHerakJ. Sanford. Florida ■ Wednesday. March 4, 1998 - S B K I T *N" C A K I Y I . K ® h v l . u r r y W r i g h t 141— H o m es Fo r S ale Coma and fom out earwig taam Of Hurt** and CNA* Eacel•ant benefit* Eipenenced rec­ ognized J.OOpm-1 1:00pm ahlft eveHebto. PMata apply a perton Dettori* HMitnea'a RehabJiUtton Canter 1051 Elkcam fUvd. Dettona EOC AUTOMOTIVE OCTAtLERS SanfixOVongwoodOrtando Oood Income Potential Benafifi After 90 Oay* TapA Seal 407 293 3055 AVOW NEEDS r r p T l t v * *re7 Sea hah Quality product! earn good t i l Be. hour* 331 718? Accounting A Bookkeeping 130k ♦ Banaliti Degreed accountanl needed lor a (porting company Mutt Iwve computer Hit* and be aipenenced in payrol. KV, A H . gen­ eral ledger, ale futt benel.tt Cal NOW lot an appt S Oman do 3706646 or Mamand 6678755 lor detail WAFFLE HOUSE H IR IN G A L L S H I F T S CooAt 6 Server* F/T or P/T Apply in peryon 4740 W SR 48 (407) 323-4660 HONEST. DEPENDABLE mud u n t i l mt needed for houte tteenmg 5 dayWveek. 7 5 Cel 374-1177 IFYO U WANT MORE FROM A~ JOB THAN A PAYCHECK, PLEASE CALL 373-477S. Independent Olft Catalog/ party plan (kstrbutori Procett order* from home Ready cath For tlad up kit/Mima memberthp ton MAIL 530 00 chnck/mo lo CALYPSO VARIETY. 1454 N Laknmonl Ava. Wntor Perk. F I 37792 IN S U R A N C E P L A C E M E N T S E R V IC E S CLEAKAWCIPTIONWT Mult hate etp m Window* t poaaeta good phone n e t rat rtetuma k> 407-333 2241 or mar to 860 Hum an Carte Santord. n 39771 0 < £ (? (a The Orlando Coca Cota Dot Itng Company ■ currently heng lor Pie toeowog powfion JANITORIAL POSITIONS AT SANFORD AWPORT DynAk Service*, Inc a grow mg commercial aviaton ground tuppod company I* currenity hong part lime |*n<tor>il perton net far vanou* *n »i* AI appke ant* mutt provide a a ten year wort/*chool hrtlory pat* drug tcraenmg. undertUnd Engkth. and work a turtle acheduto to metudt weekend* and evening hour* We oltor training, tree parking and rtvtorm* Slap by Otri atkiwirttralrv* office* Mon­ day torough Friday trom 10 AM ixel 3 PM to U oul an appt C88M1 For more Infurmedon on thOOO potrtioni c t i 177-M93 Ore oflrce* a<e located at 2747 Cam* Avenue Santord Florida 32773 FLEET MECHANIC O O O O C JO O O O O O O hgN repee work on ore d u e l and gaaokne powered vertc » t Mull have own fcuH and poteett a CDt ctett 'A* K cenaa *',( certhcakon* d* teed W* o«er corrywtlrv* P4y and etceaeW Darwfit* Apply * partem Monday Today t X am to4 0 0 pm EOC Wom­ an and mnorpet are encour aged to apply ORLANDO COCA-COLA ■O TTU N G COMPANY I8C0 Mercy Ortve Centrectore S Trucker* Make contact qwetfy your ttaH t N America New k e g r matchmg lyt 14 hr! L im a I 888 488 4170 MC/Vlee ASSEMBLY/ PRODUCTION W ORKERS NEEDEDI COM E W ORK W ITH T H E B E S n il Wo am currently hmng tor 2 large Santord Compamet Theta compare* are growing rapePy and need dedxaied hard worker* toduainal rip -i cr etoned * you want great par (57 OOtv.potoohai an* 6 montha). Merkcai mturanca and pad Time O* ca« ut now* We eito offer he>-PM th.fi t Conlacl CORESTAFF at 330 7789 tor more mtormefcun OQCQOQQOOOOC CUSTOMER REP/RETAtt. S I0.35 T O S TA R T Great to tludema P/T A F/T No 1 0 tor oto 888-8191 ~^aH C 0R TgS 5A = The toaowmg poe-tont are avaaebie Come and |om our S p a n rated leceey F/T 11-7LPNC M A f/Ti Cea (M a r y Manor. 807-81 4498. Aafc tor Oeector of N o t ­ ing or apply ratten 80 North Hghway 17 97. DeBary Fton da Drag Free Workplace. ■ o r ______________________ ■ K P C M N C tD BOBCAT OPC BATON WOOL Ucenaa C al 333-3481 F/T SIRVICS A04N T Driver. Need to dean. aannee end m•peel rental venciet Vakd fOL A cn p la M drrveg record and beckgroimd check Appty m pattern juvfi Orlendu (17 92) Or Santord n a r j M F i i w EARN 50% COMMISSIONIII FaroaaBc Sama Mae Salon hat oBata openmgt Mutt tie kc A a ip CM Anna ai 373 9045 FRAMER^IDI^Q Faal paced mtg company needa quick, rotable. tart mo waled pe« ton with banc knowtedga ot contl ruction Wtong to ken Apply Superior 1067 North Mrry 17-97. FRANKLIN C O V E Y 7 Habit* Store Frankfen Covey Co « to* prem­ ia* of ( er promdw leadertNp and nm* and menegemenl producta and aarvo t We are aeetong Perl Time tele* aaaoaatea tor our Semi* •tele Teem# Center More We value our attooalet and oh* ■he toADwag Staring payM57 50.hr U\£JCI/J f l J T 5 CUSTOMER SERVICE REP G * m on the ground Itoor nf a latt paced rapkty growing company* LABOR RITE •* tee* a hard wurvmg sart-motivat 3 person who is computer Her ate. he*CM and a team play* E * a «* 4 growto potenhai m an erkemoty ta* paced mduury Apply ( 1 parson at 1803 pork Ur beiwten Bam and 2pm deiy or lai resume to (407) 3301498 Ann Branch Manag* EOE LABOR RITE too • MEN S WOMEN NCEOEO Oaky work Oa*y pay Wade* a PLUS N E E D CO M PA N Y VAN DRIVER W VAN COME WORK WITH THE BEST Home* from pennies on St Delinquent Tat. Repo t REOs Your Area Ton Free (I) 800 218 9000 Etf H 7206 for tilings Um-Women Retov* Stxwrir M or Pan-Time k p r e n rruti be 18 r»tr* otrj or fOYLLW5.DE 2182 tq h 4 bdmv 2 5 bath. pool, lire place. 2 car gar . ten porch, tpnnkters 4/10 acre. SI30(K) 373-2551 *. have in naeed ijta a truck md M tvkietM t or more *0/11 dry BEGIN CALLING TOOAV TO RESERVE YOUR AF»:A •00-472-l i l t OPERATOR SI 8 X AM 4 00 PM MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY D D A , INC EOE SANFORD 3/1 frame. b>g tot C H ’A, sal tfith $45K Hied up/ 539 900 as t* 695 5151 SANFORD 3/1 Gorgeoua, re­ modeled, new CHA 4 carpel No down 4470/mo 133 3750 SANFORD Handyman Steal 2/ 1 or 3/1 block CH/A 126K Worth 455K hied Great renlal 695-5151 LABOR READY 0 In person lodsy: -S1581 T i S French Are 373-4343 MAKE MONEY with your own home bated but.net* min Shaklee 4 AT A T Fierbto tcheduto BE YOUR OWN BOSS Call 330-9VK to tched uto an appointment to find out how*l ------------ M E C H A N I C -----------For (Vity Fleet Service Shop HydriukcT toclrcaitkevH III penence hepM Longwood location F u* lima 4 benef.it and 401 (K) C al 338-7304. MERRY MAOS HIRPiO Car 4 ktoikanca Needed Weekend* FREE 331 5266 HOLLAND 9 ASSEMBLY tng required S-5, M-F Storing pey 1 6 hr No *R> req Cal Vcky * 330-1529 ______ R e s id e n tia l C le a n in g MOLLY M A O tS H M N O F /T'M -F *8-*pm. Wlfl Train. 407-787-S007. NANNY/CMLOCAAE In my Santord home Btgd check and Ikug tcreen requeed Skong date* to work with tenet chad Looking tor rndrwluel wth a toeng and rvkhkng pertonakty CM Vvgma at 321-0033 9 5 M F or 7*6 2355 EIPCRBNCXO SERVERS LkVh t dm er ihift* Appry n peten Coiorade i Prune •teak 324-174. NEWS PAPER DELIVERY w.th •an Commercial route Santord1 Lake Mary *47-7980 NCWS PAPIR INSERTERS week and* only Santordlak# Mary Mutt have kantpodaion 847-7080. Now hong eipeoenrwf COOKS, SERVICE NS 4 DISHWASH­ ERS. Top pay pad vacahon* after l year Medial benrrMt and a Drug F.ee Work piece 4650 E SR 46 Wetl Sanford 407-930-7771 4 3770 Cktondo Dr 17-92-Santord- 407-3319900 OENNirS RESTAURANT. Uptcaie retiremanl community ki Lonowood hat mmackato F/T portion at a labor* Dutw* tuppod landtcapa crew, i a mowing edgng. pruning and otoar labor type duke* No •• penence necessary. pretarred canddata wan ground* ftpenance For appt cat 407-482O IM a iL T M EOE Ctoan driving OL required. Oood pay Benefit*. CaB Mtoey S31-1t4t LABORERS NEEDED FOR UNDERGROUND U T IL IT Y C O N T R A C T O R NCAiTH OBUMNC4 AMO tttK •LAW 0»ut tr* oortpi** ^ t o k t k ktOL«mw^on^_ | l a w n m a in t e n a n c e Paoer 40T981-4770 ILtUBBBUMUjjPi -----■ IF YOU DONT ENI JOY YOUR JOB— I iRsn (Tb Jual world ■ lx I h/ l,‘ \ f h \/ Only applicants nveed to totorvtew wd be contacted No toM party todufctetptoea*. AA/EOE f Large Sanford companiti cui renity teeiung wukviduai* with mduttnal ■tawing machina and ipmad**uiler kip •GREAT PAY •MON-FRL FULL TWC •HOURLY PAY •PMCCWORK BONUS •ORE AT BENEFITS P4CLUDMO MEDICAL Piaate contact CORESTAFF al 330-7789 tor an appoatmar* WAREHOUSE PERSON Naadad lot large greenhouta w a he .M p o m b t far i N p t o recarying Mull be capable of kiting * Natl SO tot end work tong, fertile hourt Fork*) kip helpful Apply ki person 6770 W SR 48. Santord WAREHOUSE POfim ONS SMRPWQ. RCCEIVMO. PICK. WO, PACKPM AND WARS' Housasa - n c c o t o n c o r ­ p o r a t io n , Ihe nation ■ lead ■ng drtlrtoutor/manulactm* of atectrorue accastonat hat Immadlata opening* m i t Late Mary laeeew* tor let end 2nd ehIR werehouee. Hour* evtolebte: T:P0em 9:X pm . 8 Odam-4 30pm and 4:00PM12:90AM. Mutt be auto to M a mrwnmri o l S O t o o n i coren uous bant Forkkh (Ipenence pratorred Storting rata 55 75 1*1 thrlt. 55 95 2nd thR ** Mutt past math tati Apply * person at 2950 Lake Emma Road. Laka Mary T V EOS. S cotty's PHONE PROS Salary * comm • bona F/T or P/T Rallied almoiphme tmok nqok DePbe or MWa 7*7-9270 RECEPTIONIST For Fanutkc Sam* Hae Salon Need people person ml oood phone Hue* C al A n U st 3739045_________________________ (407) 868*0444 RIGHT HAND MAN Naada 7 5 1 *S5 *ign on I * C iM pey to driver*. ‘Open I am 901 Oogtoack Rd, Longwood. 290-4104 ROOFERS WANTED Hetper* alto Musi have lu ntpottakon Cal 377-1449 SECURITY OFFICER JOB Traintog Armed A Unarmed Brandy 9 Aaaac 994-74*4 S H IN G LE IN S T A L L E R S Toon 4 Iran* i*q C*i 3309543 ELECTRICIANS 9 Helper* TOR PAY, BENEFITS, rawd 4 comm OFWP Apply Santord Etoctne 7572 S Park Drive 322-11*2_____________________ WANTED: Indviduels who era leaking a M * n g , paopia onantolad care* GREAT employ­ ment environment, professional statu* and benefit* Consider the career of Dental AausUno Formal education of 1200 how* Leading to State and National credennali Work in ■ U paced, highly technical, ever changing career In die aired health field cl Denial Aaswllng 9 Orange Technical Ceeeer*lande Tech Dental Departmerit 4O7-94S-7OS0, ML 4S9S. ere already In toe work place, reedy to re aid* or fust looking to the future dwy have a pro program datfgnad tor you! Egjd Oppcrwity Empoyw *500 DOWN— WHY RENT? When you can own dva 3 brtm home ml CAtA. new pa ri 9 car­ pet 7 Am abort HUD hornet' Tha HNUman Oroup, Inc. Reaitore...... .....371933) LAKE MARY 2/1 StlVm on . 54*5 dap Santord 2/1 549V man * (495 dip No Pett Cal 321 5989 SANFORD IR Btotk C H A ig yard nca nmqhtxirhood 327 2692 dry* m 349 5742 after 6 SANFORD 2500 Ok GA Art 3 1 5. *ng gar. C H A , 1525men ♦ K 25W P 489 4 766 Lv met* SANFORD Dot Home 2/1. tonced yard tpacout 1525.mu . dap Aval 31 393-4540 SANFORD i 4^7 bdrm apt* Hr*»orie D>*i, eonv locatan From 5285men 3219757 WSEKLV RENTALS Starting B IT T Art 105— D u nsx/Tiu n E x trn c M N C Y rv - convenmr* 3739000 2 bdm KC t i l l Witow Ave 537Vmnn Charfie 88BT587 aid Lamidry. phone, and M uee 5*5 580 a week 974-4055 117— C o m m e r c i a l R en tals WANTSO: 30-40 yr oid em- houte prnaiedge* Cal 3304789 after 5 550/Wk 96— R etirem ent H omes firmer* apt tor rent BeaufiM 2 /1 . eal-ki U . dnag rm. Ig kv rm wheelchair acceaa4>to Handrata m bathroom, futy turn, houaefieapmg. nmamg aide ipon requew Irene provided to OR ofhee. hoapeeL etc Neaied btwn Coknrtxa Med Center 9 Watt Voiutw M e W I Center Oreal Shopprn aree 597Smon CM 407-333-2004 99— A partm ents U nfurnished 9 ORE AT LOCATIONS 1 9 1 Bdrme $9759490 Men 9119111 LEASE Prune ahowroom 9 werehouee *10970 R II 18 441 feortage 407-57*7300 Ctr « Park A»e 4 95» SI 1 M no H 9 MOO tt SSftNi par abundant C M John Gay at Stnctfy CommarciaL Uc Real 4/2 Spat plan Over 1 BOO lq II Appi. toed 7 car gar 579,100 4/2 OVER 7 000 tq ft/ LrvkNV lanVfrpic Crpfwkthop 5112,900 5/3 Sep Mother-m-iaw quarter* Over 2500 eq ft 58SJOO I ’ A IJ L O S I I O I I N l VI S I WM| PWOPI MT . J S 1/1 I /(>•! W ERE SELLING HOMES Ca> a Sanford speciaksi. Jenugan propane*. A*k tor DM Walter375-lt4S or 390-375E. 24 ■ 44 3/2 Spirt 1990 Skykne Oak Spring* Obi roof, toed 832.500 (407) 323-8160 R E M IN G T O N O A K S N E IG H B O R H O O D S P R IN G F L IN G Y A R D SALE! PARK AVE. MOBILE PARK Home* 53.000 to 58.000 Set Up Fwincing O U «T T 322-2141 Remington Oak* sub. In The CrouingsLake Mary C A R R IA G E C O V E YARD S A L E 181— A pplia n c e s & F u r n it u r e Fo r S ale ARVIN electric radrtnt healer Fan force heat/safefy tip-over twrtch/auto Ihermotlal control Seldom used 120 00 Cell 3232411 Sal. 2/7 at 460. 461 4 454 Rrv ervtew Ave Behind Lake Mon­ ro* Inn DON'T MISS THIS ONE Clocks. Tonka Toy*, vaseline g in s, table taw, fishrng rod*, coo-coo dock, much more Come Earfyf___________________ 219— W anted BED-QUEEN tr/e. Mack wrought *on canopy and prenver orthopedk: tel Never uaed. *M bored. Cotl 51200 Sek 5325 Crtl 573-7311 BEOS ORTHOPEDIC FIRM SETS wWi 5 year warranty Nev­ er used Twin 575 Full 595 Queen 1115 King 5165 Calf Alum. Cent Kokomo •IS W. First Buy 321-0004 SaL9-1 FOR BALE: Answering Macho* Panasonic ‘cassette type' Ere cond Deep*data remote. $20 324-1229 evening* W O L F E TA N N IN G B E D S TAN AT HOME Buy DIRECT end SAVE! Commertiaihome units from 5199 X Low Monthly Payments FREE Color Catalog Cal TOOAV 1-800-711-0158 DAY BED While. Victorian tryte with 2 twin maftresaet 9 trundto Never uaed 5300 407- 230— A DAYBEO wftrund* t Iwo 20 yr maftrettet Never used Coif 5450 Mutl te< 5250 cath 75* •000. to 223— M isc ellaneo u s BRASS BED. Queen ml 20 yt Odhopedw man ret* set Never used Coal 5800 Mutl ta* 5225 cash 25*4000 n t t q u e / C l a s s ic s 75 DOOOE 'U L RED EXPRESS’ mat condition, 380 crd AT/PS. 50 lane* tire*. CAM. header* 59 500 OBO Tredai 3307281 M ATTRESS SALE • Ful site used boi ip rngt 4 mattrast 165 00 Larrya Mart 3224132 231— C ars Fo r S ale 149— C o m m e r c ia l P ro perty Fo r S ale 199— P ets lie Sltpu e s 7S MERCURY COUGAR Irma work Must Seel!. t»ai/mag wheel* 5500 firm 135-870* LONG WOOD-SUITE Sub let (7 | office* 525015350 uUiiiei in­ cluded 757-0035. BEAUTIFUL tu« bred Oaknaltan puppw* 8 wka old no papers StOGee CMt Beeper 28*0807 OR 391-3108 SALE OR LEASE FOUNO: BLACK 9 WHTTE DOQ. CALL TO DtfifnFY. 373-3777 1101 w . Firat I t BCVtMLT a MA50N H8ALTY (407) 7404500 153— A creage Lo t For S ale 1 IB ACRES Otteen ere# FVver accett Owner Irancmg Only 555 000 CaJ 3329895 BLMLDfNO LO TS cit 477 across from Suniand Ettaiet 323-52)3 or pgr 444449* DELTONA 10 acre* Idaal tor moon* homesae horse* cath*. tamwig or nursary* Toned agnCultural 53 900/ACRE 5m down wtownar finance 904-7571772 or 904-757-9927 GENEVA 10 m e t E k « rt San tort Beeuktrt m ^i 4 ary wood­ ed try acre pk<* kM Courury 515.500 I I LAKE HARNEY to Acrea-Lk Harney Wood* 5 X 000 20 mne to Santord 40774*4778 211— A n t i q u e /C o l l e c t ib l e s 233— ruck 217— G arage S ales W A N T T O O f T RIO OF ALL THAT STUFF? A YARD BALE m ff way io do toat and toe NereAF can brag people to your door Advetm e your aei* m toe /Bu s e s /V a n s F o r S ale S7 CHEVY S10 ad cab pun-up Law cap Bed mar. to rack CO. AM/FM w/upa, AT/PS. Almost * 518.500 firm 93*3981. 238— V ehicles W anted CASH 555 PARR For Junk Car*. Truck* A Med airt/tcA 8f Autytjt sniato keep kn* end welch toe earn* Nave whfa to* money comae in. Ca8 by Neon on Twaiaday and yort 5kne kd can net tor even day* In to* H e M tor OM4.V 8*184 A* we aek * tool you prepay to* ad Ca* u*w# can h * M (407) 322-2011 MARCH 5 A 7. Frt * 5 4 Sal * 2 NATIVITY CHURCH 325S N. CR 477, langeoaBU Mwy 240— Bo a t R entals Stortng M 5309*9- Atoo 74Prt*wm. C**330-f*l? 241— REC. V ehicles/Cam feks For S ale is*7 M V A L I an. tn-edi. 5 awnmga, 2 A M . 18 ft 9 11 A ai opeon* C o m 549<k). eatone *79(k) tow M I-4344739 i ESTATE SALE ROYAL VOVAQ1R R A M O H 8HM8 OhmThmA 7/yt C*132*2*11 SEIZED CARS Iron) *175 rtche*. CicklUc* Chevy*. BMW* Corvette* AHo Jeep*. 4Wt7» Your area TO* Free I 800-214-9000 E d 2308 tor cut- T CHURCH BAKE* _____ 10 horse* or cetfte home or homeese Zoned egh544.800 Flnsnang aval mt *m mere. (504)787-8300 45 CHRYSLER LATER Stock. 5 P3PWPB. radto. good anon* knock* 5305 34* •044 or 333444* MOOCRNFUWL 9 i 1 PWCC or 1 8 .? OFFICS/WNM 3.000-15.000 M From S3 tt Prvne tocaton Mwy 17-92 Santord. 1 M ta n AJrpod SAT 8-3 304 Chapman Awe-Comer of 3rd Sneet A Chapman, tom., an•qua*. kachen, and tola MUST ( IT SELL 199* 99 It raw I tots of toiaP Cal 333-7499 RESTAURANT FOR L E A K Fully equtoped. o n tre y operating Cal 321-5223 to r ------- 118— O ffice S pace For R ent A MOVE M S P C C U U t 400 aq ft 9 up< 5765 A MONTH OftceStoraga 371D170 or 333-2554 APARTMENT LOCATORS OFFICE/OFnCE-WAREHOUSEGROUNDSKEEPER WANTED For 256 apt oommunky fix atail m Santord F/T poatoon. Oood Banali t it ntereated cal 3211061 EOt/DFWP Guardian Personal Stori Roeg* Cal tor dataif 579 •2500 SANFORO OFFICE SMCC 3 SuNa* W e M e • 1100 SF A 1000 SF. 407791-7004________ 2S3-A d d itio n s A R em o d eung 141— H omes For S ale NEW REMOOCL REPAIR Doom, window*, cerpemry, decks 9 concrete 323*4*3$ S O Baknt COC19890 323-0670 256-Appu an c e R epair NOTMNO B U T THE FM EST FOR Y O U Odhnew Arts on Itoeharl Rd 9 LA Mary A I apt homee mt atorma/garagat Stata-Oftoe-art edenly/leneM lactty Open today Stop out or cal 307-1007 tor a personal thow WO ROSELEA VELAS 9/1 Sperlef -M fBBton HUO OKAY 48799M B M i1- l i t y M t ' . o i i d MOVE-0*00*0. 3/15 New car pet 4 pave Nice yard, end ta * porch 456.000 A l la. •ROFE55IONAL Sam* day/ ied day aarvic* on ai apLow rate*, tormerty mt Sear* Accpbng Vi*a/MC/Oi*c/ 41 kMEXCai Richard 211-0 5X MARINER'S VILLAGE LAKE ADA I eORM 8*19*40 2 BORM. 5470*40 N O UP 1/1 S on pMto. hardwood Boar*, fireplace. CH/A. WiO hook-upe OCOCCALLAWAY, ReaMer (40H 994-9911, ExL 181 O fto vtvw w 3/2, 841-fn tot up­ graded m eter tune, nert lo park. MMa o«Ml 5S3UOOO ■ (407) 994-8211, Ext 108 EARM FULL-TIfVIE PAY FOR PART-TIIV 1E W ORK Th e Sanford Harold needs C A R R IK R S for esleblithed routes in the 8anford aree. 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 FHirton at th«: Seminole Vcrald Better I Better! NOTICE AJ rental and real eitaie adverlitamenta are tubfect to lha Fed*al f a r Homing Act. which maket 8 *ega' to advedne any pralarence. limitation, or d*» enmnaton bated on race col­ or. rekgon. ta i hanocap. fame* uakrt or natural ongm 93— R oom s Fo s R ent CDL DRIVERS Apply to TOOFrench Am , a ilf lH f lA H I I HUMES Vf If H in t I I’ RIII’f H I If S S T ^ N S T R O U W ^ A ii 5ANFORO 4/2 O n rm. C H A oom* tot storag* 5700/5700 CASSELBERRY M Carport kCrn prth C H A I750N750 OSTEEN V I On 4 acre* we* 5 W n u 55404400 NORTH LAKE VILLAOE 2/2 Condo laea a ctett « irpic oat wee* er opi | JW ' DOYLE (407)1 {407) 122-1420 8/S NEED HOUSES TO RENT 1982 55 947*no PTIFT free boo** 1909-97591M SANFORD Remodeled 3/t block home, huge treed lot nairt lo park Great area C H A 559.900, low Cn, |470'mon 6955151 SANFORD Rent t* own. 3 brkm, 2 bath, 1/4 acre tot. Special Government Inane mg Owner agent. 24 hour recorded mes­ sage 902-9)42 Mo v in g s a l e F f ll/ S A T B A M • 4 P M 103 Oak View Circle, Lake Mary (Country Chib Oaks) F u m . Intel knicka. antique* toy*. 8 much more'! 14 I 44 2/2 Spin 1983 Kirk Fum. sem rm. carport 511-500. 201-Com puter C o n su ltin g InstaltoUph* Wa95/nl. i. VB, graphic*, on-site rakwig Rea* 407474-1531 262-Cabinets 4LL TYPE CABVIETS-refece/ vood'mca.'wal uravcoureenop/ JoorVnew cabneti 32*0480 2 7 3 -D r y w a l l 287-Law n S ervices ORYWAU.’S TU C C & R apan Wad 9 CeAng Tenure* Matched. --------------------------- 390-7174 278-Ha n p y M a n U BUY-IT- I w* Auambf* Ifll Appkftoys/ent ctr/etc Local houee <49*875-1083_________ 279-H a u lin g LAWN SERVICi RES/COM O U A U TY CARE FREE EST. 333-0838. 288- Leg al S ervices A 7 LawTkch Dtvarce $55. Ctodody 575, Bar*n«4cy 579. Nam* Chwig* SSfi. E d. 24 hr* (407) 529-0347 W iMprlng cem/ Retd ftaah. fflP J 280-H om e Im pro vem ents IS a (Den) _____ 57755. Re*/ , CBCOS72I Comm, remodel, adduona. re­ pair. MC. V IS A ...... 407-910-1741 DAVD KEY CONSTRUCTION Nef/RemodeBngMepelr* O fvo m e lK C M (40T) 324-9275 94 toe. 300-P ressure C le an in g Cad to* Seed) Fra* Eabmato Greet aervtce. fie*'C omm CaB I3S-77M ) lH 0 H * M t M M S JL 498.41181 Paps John’i P irn, the ntbon's lutes) growvig p irn debvery company, It now htnng ful And ptrl-umadnveft. E*mS7-$)2/hour. Youmusl be at leu) IB, havB a ratable car with viW iniuranoa, a pood driving recort and a poartiva go-gatlar atutuda. Apply In penon st Phono: 525*7272 SEWING MACH OPERATORS 103— H ouses * U n fu r n ish ed / l V I »/rh Get Behindthe Wheel! 2705 8. Orlando Dr, Sanford 71— H elp W a n t e d P/T CASHIERS A LABOR7GROUNDS F te d * work ectwduMe wBi Sunday* 08. • A yearly cmM on al Frank*) Coney product* • Eicekant Training In­ cluding our Me management H you are Mereaied I our team, pleaee apply In per aon at toe (tore, or cel (407) 3289544 lor mom inlormation DELIVER THE BELLSOUTH 'REAL YELLOW PAOES* M YOUR OWN NMHBORHOOO OR VICINITY 217— G a r a g e S ales 157— M obile H om es Fo r S ale GOVERNM ENT FO RECLOSED WORK TOOAY/PAK) TOOAV Be a winner " Our agent* cto*e 3 group health *atot and 2 long term care tatot per week We pte temduto your appoml 1-800905-9331 Custom Staffing ust ROUTES PAID DAILY 300 N. French Av«. FL Perfect For Retired Persons Or As A Second Income! 263-Carpentry CARPENTER. A l Home repairs, pameng 5 ceremc Me. - 391-5972 269-Cle an in g S ervices 4* CIXAIBNO SVC Retod/ smm. Free **L 334-0337U> pgr or aimed reaponee 999-3981 APOLLO CLEAMNO SVC ComrrVRead Ouakty Svc/Satlatocbon guar Ucftne. 3214944 HANDYMAN fafneng ooncreto. dry waI, rAfnodAiing, F#novi* jonz. CAB 2i2 70»9____________ 281-Ir r ig a tio n R epair A Mg«r cofTcMi tore * Mnt yMt o “4 e*A --------- 321-9717 eeL Lkrkt*. y e o r cred Be icoiatod 9^14122 Oecka’WWka’Ortvea’Homea* ■BrtkSnga-ReeComnVFree EW UeoAnta HMm Factory 514 B l W A l f i M 994-798* 308—TERM m R epair 2 8 5 -L a n d s c a p i n g Tree cueeyWvnfng landKape gradrg Top aoAM dr/gravel Back-hoe ‘ ‘ “ relae RANCH RBMTALS 312—T ree S ervice JOVEIN-OUT SpecAla Home/ 3te. — Preaart* Wuhing— Fn Ml 309-7920 or pgr 372-3110 Homea/Ofc/Ccndo/Apart UyiW-wktwMo USC6NSUR IM7-335-7542 407-3354278 287-La w n S ervices ■cea&iu 6i warn* a provided. Dependabte aBordabfe < M tor Fie* DON PfiCWWN TRBE SVC Tree/stump removal Free eat. UcWbMur. 199-7949 �6 0 - Semmolo HornkL Sanford. Florida • Wednesday. March 4. 1998 by Chic Young BLONOIE gad rem em ber w h en vou LOANED m e $ io a n d I I DON’T REMEMBER) ( DO YOU ANY OC THAT REMEMBER T TUE LAST \ FOUR AND VOJ SAID YOU'D SiVE ME 7 $ 20 BUT VOU ONLY MAD $13 ON VOU, AND THEN YOU LOANED ME $10 POC THAT CONCERT? S O $ 2 0 ^ ' — ' MINUS $10 MEANS -ijfgfc ) <. RAID $ 7 BACK.AND THEN 7 VOU NEEDED ^ ♦ $ 3 3 COO THAT TOLL AND I GAVE VOU OWE ME $10 by Mort Walker BEETLE BAILEY by Art Sanaom TH E BORN LOSER r JU S T L O C K KT T IC 6 E PCAW.Y VHlTCD1 HOW MANY 75 YCAKYXC6LAN DTILL 5AY THEY'RE. fc»5-vTA*ai&7 HOW MANY b5 Y O K OLDS O N STILL SAY THEY HAVE ALL THtlP. Let doctors teach students! D EAR D ll C O TT I have trusted my gynecologist (nr lu ll years In fart, he perform ed my hyalcrcclnm y last year DR. G O T T P E TE R However. during my routine check up last week, he had a resident with him in Ihc office When I was set up for the exam land covered only with a p a p er s h e e t!, my d o c to r asked whether I would mind if (he resident o b se rv e d O f cou rse, I said lhat I would, and Ihc resident left Then my doctor said that was OK. hut I was left with a feeling o f discomfort Why is my doctor such an idiot'’ G O T T , M .D . I hope that you r d o cto r is not fon dlin g you r b rea sts If he is. he should Ik * reported to his county med D K A It R EA D ER Young doctors teal society I also hope that women can best hone their skills by observing will continue to havr manual breast older, m ore experienced practition­ exam s as w ell as m am m ogram s. ers This form of medical education is Ilr r a it cancer is a serious disease, in valu able, and I b e lie v e that you and we must employ whatever means should have been pleased lhat your we ran In diagnose It early gynecologist took the* effort and tune to teach a younger colleague lie was not an idiot In (art. he behaved com ACROSS 39 Typas of pletely ethically by asking your per jackets mission and. when it wasn't granted. 1 Crudely built 40i Twisted dwelling perform ing the examination without 42 Biblical king 7 Fullness 46 Comparative rebuffing you 13 Nonmetalllc ending I hope that if a sim ilar situation occurs in the future, you will renmsid 14 Crystalline gem e r y o u r d ecision A lthou gh each patient has the right to refuse lo be 18 Some pamphlets the object of a teaching session, most 18 Having less 47 Neighbor of Ark. 51 Rang, like a bell 63 — for (went after) adults rvetigni/r the appropriateness of one on one training and welcome 17 Identical 18 Slsth sense the opportunity to participate In the M education of young doctors Your doc­ m n of smell tor Is lo be congratulated, not reviled 21 Meat (ally 86 FIsMr C DEAR DR G O TT Now that annual 23 Faulty 27 Barometer type mammograms are recommended for 32 Classification women over SO (and even, by some of plants e x p e rts , w om en o v r r to i. can we 33 River In Frence assum e lhat du ring our p h yslra l 34 Ammonia compound exams we no longer will have to suffer the embarrassment of disrobing and 38 Wise lawgiver allowing our breasts lo be fondled by 36 Cooked (a male doctors’ turkey) DKAIt KKADKK This is a "Did you stop beating vour w ife ’ " question When properly perform ed, a breast examination Is not "fondling " Rather, the doctor fre ts for lumps, ten d er a rra s and o th e r a b n orm a lities Therefore, either you have a problem in definition nr your doctor ought tu be called on the earpet E E K ft M EEK m IKJ FAVOR OF CAMRMSAJ Ct/ORM. A3AUJST A FLAT T A X , P « ? S M U £ P G O & W W J T AUD flJTI-SOOAL 5EO/3TIY GHAUGE... by Howl# S ch n e ld tr i r k£ CALI pCflATL THE FLAT TAX, J M IlA ALSO RDR CAMPAIGN REfQBM. NOT ETCHED IU 5 T O J L O U SMf>il£R I UK£ THE RAT TAX. i£AJ£ THE COJtGlMAJT, OOTSDSAL SfiLRlTY C O JVZ& W AiOUEAWO I TH U A M C H T BE A P F t e i e M , HOE LJFTQ SOCIAL S&LftTY RffORM "H ------------------ LAME A MEEK, / ” H/.IiM DORIS * r 56 MewYi 87 Sly ones 56 Cream of — DOWN Ueee a chair Israeli dance Eden dweller Pleasant explosive (sbbr.) 6 Affirmations 7 Type of apple 8 Game of cards DKAIt DR. GOTT: In several of your rnlumns. you have discouraged the use o f one aspirin a day for the aver­ age person. However, several doctors in my community recommend aspirin for healthy people, as a preventative for stroke" and heart disease Please comment DKAIt R E A D E R Aspirin prolongs blood coagulation Th erefore, many experts recommend its use in patients who are at risk for stroke and heart attack However, to my knowledge, no expert has urged healthy adults who are not at risk to lake an aspirin a day N o n eth eless, m any d o ctors and patients swear by this strategy All I can say in defense is that the final word is not in. i IMl VEWSPAiTH K.VTTJU1USK ASSN Answer to I K 0 P P E L A R Q A L A N E A R B Y m n n n m □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ 9 North Caroline COllftM 10 ActorRoberi De­ l l Southwestern Indians . 12 IB 21 22 23 3 4 5“ rn Simple Health reeort Name owned Terminated Culture medium 24 Office note 28 Freshwater » c r - 28 WUd disorder 29 Capital of Nontiy 30 ---------------- the ground l 3t Dona h 37 Orrftts a syllable In While it’s true lhat mammograms ran detect tumors that arr often too small top jlp a tr. most authorities run tinue lo recommend manual breast exam s (both self-exam s and those performed h> a physician' in cunjunc Lon with the X ray tests This is rather like the situation in men with rrspecl to prostate cancer While the l*SA blood test i» ordinarily a reliable method ot delecting such malignancies, experts urge doctors to continue carrying out the traditional rectal examination, because the com blnation of the two tests Is a m ore accurate p red ictor than eith er one n n □□□ mramnn n n n □nn □run nnnnnn nnsnnH n n n o n n nnnnnra ) Cal lor Answers a Sun m « s > n s u e ^ M 1-900-484-3835 ert code 100 1 13 i5 17" Y E S E S K A R A T E E N T 1C E 6n*bA|no w w llfG 41 Plant dlse 42 Chooeee 43 Meaty 48 Actreea Chaee 47 Unique person inwnwtns of 5l 55“ 57 by T .K . Ryan TU M B LEW EED S •m The trick of the trick A PROTECTI ROOD! By P h illip A ider by Jim m y Johnson A R L O A N D J A N IS JW O U D C K H O W IT W IU FEEL TO HAVE HIM COHE, HOME A S A VISITOR. JWOODCRIF W ill MAKE UOlSY WHOOPll YOU ALWAYS START A GOOD COOVlRSATlOO, FR AN K A N D ER N ES T U.S. H O RO SC O PE POSTOf f I Ct Rfour NOW/ F U L L Y C O M P U TFA IZfO SfLF- Vf . -f wJkA'>-**3 • •' v >*v; . <1MXby M X Inc •Birthday Thursday, March S. 1906 ftMlCe! Ambitious (tames will bum more brightly within you lor the year ahead and you! be motivated lo conquer new horizons Tins compelling optimism and focus wiU be great assets PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) Members of your household rmgfit (aid you extremely difficult lo interpret today, because youl let them one Itong while expecting some­ thing elaa. Know where to look for romance end you'll hnd it. The AstroGraph Matchmaker instantly revaala which signs art romantically perfect for you Mail 1278 lo Matchmaker, c/o this newspaper, P O. Bos 1780. Murray H4I Station. New York. NY 10186 A R C S (March 21-April I t ) Even though you may find a perfect audience, don't repeal lo them whet was told to you in by Jim M tddick NOGMALW WHSN I T U I STOCKS, f t o m ’s t v t s G u i e . c v w i CJE.T THE FtlU N G TULY'RT NOT RtMlY USTTMIH&.tWT W 1 IEAPN J TO Wfc WHIMSICAL LV*> FOLKSY, P tO P U -W lL P A Y WvOP€ ,i ■/ J. if'.r. r* <-/ .JV -V * •*t ji j. AN N IE confidence today. Others can'l keep secrets either TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Shck lo your budget today pertaining lo fundi ear­ marked for something essential end apeerfe II spent, they I be herd lo replace OEMMI (May 21-June 20) Your image is a lad Iragila in this cycle, so be more aware than usual of your behavior ei pub­ ic It is important lo strive for favorable xnpressions CANCER (June 21-July 22) If mere « a particular group you feel hasn't accepted you yet. don't waste anymore tone trying lo fit In. Beginning today seek more fnsndty responders LEO (Juty 23-Aug. 22) Someone who knows you socially might try lo impose upon your good nature today. He or she is the type who doesn't havs any qualms about marupcKalng others VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) Today you might be more receptive than usual lo the counsel of others To be sale, do not sep­ arate the advice from the giver, so youl understand the source of the comments better, LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) This nvght not be Ihe right day lor you lo do a complicat­ ed assignment with which you're unfamil­ iar You could gel your thumb m the way ol the hammer SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) Be careful today you're not overly generous without thinking and lend something that isn't yours lo another before first consulting SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Osc. 21) It Is bait today you make certain your male has a voce w aR decisions affecting Ihe Untoy. If he or she is denied input and something goes esksw, a may open a lev gtrtng tort. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 18) Several tasks you do not rsksh doing could start you in the lace today. The lesser ones you might give a few licks, whtla the maior ones may not even be abempted. A q u a r i u s (Jan. 20-Peb. IS ) Do not yield lo lempUtoms to lake fcnanael nska today. Leave your checkbook el home N you're heeded lor the lottery counter, ciwsby M X toe by Leonard Starr SM HHDR I w o u o e c WHAT I T U K , U t t .A K )U U D H t l& WHEN G tu c G o e e to co ue & e. Bridge is a game of tnrks then* a re 13 o f them in each deal But 'tn c k " has another meaning a deceit (ul device or deception Well, som e­ times one can have a trieky trick — as in this deal How would you try lo hoodwink (he opponents into permitting (our hearts lo make after West leads the spade 10’ At the oth er table. 7.ia Mahmoud I Northi and Michael Rosenberg had rrarh rd three nn trump despite the 10 card heart fit iKasl opened one di ainond. South made an intermediate jump overrall of two hearts. West rc sponded two spades. North rue bid three spades, showing a spade stop per and asking for a diamond guard. South bid three no trump, and North passed Brilliant'! In this auction. West's opening sup potedly showed a six card suit and 5 9 N o r th U 04M high card points, bul at favorable vul 6 Q J i nerability some latitude is permitted * Q 10 S 4 When Kast raised to th ree spades. a2 South, envisioning a singleton spade A 10 3 2 opposite, overrailed lour hearts East When the dummy appeared, declar West A A 4 er could foresee the defense spade to * K 10 V 3 2 9 * J 2 the ace. spade to the king, spade ruff, 9 7 0 4 t t g io n diamond an* llow could hr trick Kast Q 9 7 A J § 6J into doing (he wrong thing? With a l­ most no pause lo r thought. South South called fur dummy's spade five This a a 7 a le ft Kast with the im pression that • A K 8 7 0 3 South had started with king doubleton • K J of spades So. after winning with the A K 4 spade are. Kast continued with the Vulnerable: North-South ace and another diamond South won, Dealer West drew trumps, and claimed, losing (wo spades and one diamond South W es t N o rth East Who was this tric k s te r? C e ia r y 2 A P as s 3 A B a lirk i from Poland. Now. though, 4» P ass P as s Pass m aybe Kast and W est a rc p layin g sane weak twos Opening lead: a 10 � 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 04, 1998 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original -page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, March 04, 1998; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/9b009770485340439ad5b05d227c94ea.pdf f375b00fa40f95e02b4c874749d634c2 PDF Text Text I I D I I I l i SPOUTS U ’ lit S em in o le H ig h Lake M a ry students 50 Ram s w ra p years la te r u p season T H I N K I N G A B O U T O P E N IN G A S M A L L B U S IN E S S ? 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' util • 1 11 Im n M.i • ••lllll ll l L* M w a s a < n u ll , d •tl* • ItSNlMli .lilt t th e n ill* VInil VV* lit lIltMlIi^ll \ In 1 in t.l\III ••1 'L * »1» %« l f jiiiH itt 1 in VI 1% I»1»***• i .• t#••«if ' L i s tut • t i n g s a i d 11., •ill III r u v i t n t i i i i i n t . i l 11 llv ist w ho liv e s 111 t Ivh do Mike Hu h |itc stilt til ol t K l.il said that Ills gtouj, gave • •.line il inem hi'ts a l r»H jiage dm umetit with exp, it n sit inonv that hi' leels was not r u n 1 onsli|eii-d when tin In. ii voii' 1 aine T lic v Ignored 0111 jiioposals and tloi m ni'iitallon ini H u h t H I T ) Is ih'i tiling U'liethi'l to t a k e I h l s rnllUt. hv Hi* 1 m i n i ll lot a l i m i t to 11 view ' W e ll d e i Ide ll that Is ll u lui’thmt w e w a n t to t.ik< said Hu h D m ing the A|>ttl <■ m u tin g ■011 to 11 i i u i i i I m 1 Phillip II.im p lull resigned his s|a.1 thus gw I'lra a r See O vied o . Page SA Confederate Memorial Day u»>a d l^i««u t>» lowi i Vincent A collision involving an Amtrak train and this Nissan NX2000 occurred Friday at tho crossing at Lake Mary Boulevard and Country Club Road Al 3 p m . Ruben Maranges hauling the Nissan behind a to* truck lor Extreme Towing, drove over tho tracks, but did not clear them Tim Nissan was stuck when the arms af the crossing gate came down on it as the train oper atod by conductor Tom Podati, tried lo make an emergency slop but could not Maranges removed the car Irorn tho scone There woro no injuries Winter Springs nixes bus benches C ’m o n , ta k e a l o o k ! Uy T o n y T it z lo I (KH ALI) COWLKSI'ONDKNT \ 7 ' I n □ ja i i -* ft* Hf id fkflto by To*wmy W «*ol Tillany Bell and TrayOuan Williams. Hamilton Ele­ mentary School students, beckon readers lo take a look inside al one ol the best fashion shows in Seminole County. Pago 3A WINTKK SPRINGS W inter Springs lo in m is Hlotiers Ii.milled .1 v.tried aj;eml.i .11 ilieti last meeting. I»ut It was still lire proposed moving ol lire Trails Projec t and Hattie lodge Development tliai generated nine Ii of the attention Tlie agenda began with a matter 1 out rrn ln g flit* removing ol all bus bent lies on publii null! ill-ways Tills also called lot the lem oval ol public scaling and shelters on jnililli right ol ways and private properties whn h are adjacent lo puhllr light ot ways. Since these hem lies lon ta ln advertisem ents and ate sponsored hv eoiiitiiunlty s e iv iie o r­ ganizations such as the lliirtda Jayrees. n pre sentallves liom these groups were there lo give opposition lo Ihls Item. Including Andrew .J Moos, memlrershlp vice president ol the Florida J ayrccs. The J a yrcr spokesman was there with others, representing a trenching projec t that has raised $15,000 for charity In lire last several years. Com m issioner Mu h ad Blake said lire i lly has tried for a long time to limit the signage In the c ity. Alter mitt It debate, the com m ission voter] Memlaifs ol the Notmau Ii Howattl Chaplin ol tho Lr s.ii Daughter:, ol the C o n to d c M i, 0 served Conlodetale Memorial 1, fn d .iy by decorating the grave. ' II 10 Cunlodcratu veteran* it (akeview Cemetery t-.tt, t*o • erans aro tuned at lakevio* Tf.. day is observed m I londa Geo* Qia Mississippi North Catol.n.i and Louisiana Here Chairman o' Public Relations Barbara Sichei (ih.iir of Ceremony Committee Juanita Miller and President Hazel Cash commemorate the ovent h> laying a floral arrangement "We commemorate these graves as a tribute to American valor and to Itie lasting memory ol all the men wtio fought in tho war between the states * Cash said Each April the local UDC chapter pays a special tribute lo its sponsor the late San lord physician Or Norman doVero Howard in whose honor the chapter was named and it is his grave upon which the floral arrangement is placed MafftttJPhoto bf tommy ViiggPl Please See W inter Sp rin gs, Page S A INDEX After H o n n ....... B u t l n e u ........... C l u i i f l e d ......... ........... 6B-7B C o m ic * ............. C r o tn ro rd ......... ................ BB DaBomb ........... Dear A b b y ......... ................ 4C Dr. G o t t ............ E d it o r ia l........................... 4A Health k PUscta ................. 2C H oroacopc......... O b ltu ir le * ......... Police Brief* . . . . ............... 3A People ............. Sport* ............. TV .................. Weather............. ^Asucctssful mirrlaga Is an edillca that mutt ba rebuilt avsry day.9 ■Andn Msurvls Sanford, country club wrangle over who owes what to whom Uy Nick Pfelfauf HKHALI) STAFF WIUTKH SANFO IU) - Tlic dispute over lease rental paym ents between tire Mayfair g o lf course and (he City o f Sanloid continues Th e m a iler Is again scheduled to he discussed at Monday night s Sanford C lly C om m ission meeting. The general disagreem ent lies III the amount ol money the city says Mayfair owes In lease rentals, versus the amount Mayfair says has been sjwni In Im provem ents. T lie main playeis In the drumu Involve John ‘ Jack" Daniels, president ol S em in ole Chibs. Im (M ayfair Country Club), funnel San loid City Manager W arren K. T r ie " Knowles who represents Daniels, pn-scnt City Manager Hill Simmons. City Finance Director Donna Watt, and attorneys repii'sen tin g each side as well as those lining rescan Ii into the matter A leiii'i sent In Fcbniury Irnm the Clly a tlo m ey lo DiUilels niitllli'd Imu lhal the clly h a s deieniiined Sem inole ( Tub h a s I.iili-il to hilhll a len n ol us lease lire letter stated. " Ilie hr ear It ol tlie lease ts I.idlin' try the lessee to pay rent as icipurcd... Th e amount ol at t n o d rent owed Is $255,340." Tlie letter stated that the breach Includes claim ing as Im provem ents items whn h were not actually capital im provem ents as delim it in the lease, as well as claim ing credit for expenses which do not fall tinder the category ol Pteaac See Sanford, Page HA Longw ood scraps restrictive code as aid to residents By Vicki Bclluccla 11KHALI) STAFF W H IItH LONGWOOD _ Izmgwood clly com m issioners Ihls past week agreed lo st rap the land devel­ opment code that has caused them so much grief and return to the previous plan. The current codes have been the cause o f much controversy and arc viewed by must as loo restrictive and. al the sam e time, loo vague. Many projects have hern stymied by the code. Com m issioner Paul Loves Hand, who fits! moved lhal the code he scrapjied. said the way tlie code Is currently written makes It Im possible lor some- one living In llu- biu gw oiid Ills •uric district to fix a leaky root "If your roof leaks, you can'I |usl pm as|)|iall shingles on there." he said "You have lo use cedar shakes or |>ui on a iln roof. That's just too much." O llier com m issioners agreed unit Divest rand that tlie re strtcllvc codes were making ll tit 11it idi lor many residents to maintain then hollies. Commissioner Annum aric V a ica said she has heard of people having m arbles with the i odes and lhal the lo d e s ultcn make it dlllicult to com plete projects in a timely and costeffective manner. "It's just too niiti h Milne- times." she said. "I tlduk the lo d e needs lo be less resin i live." An ad hoc com m ittee has been going over the code with a line tooth comb, trying lo work out the kinks. Mayor Kusly Miles think lh al the talking has been going on fur far loo long Pleaae See Longwood. Page HA �2A SefT»nOle Mrr.vd SonlOM Honda Sunday Af>m 16 1998 Business We make your business insurance our business. G u e rrilla m arketing versus traditional advertising In thr course o f o u r m e etin g s with i llrn ts over the last c o u ­ ple ol weeks, the topic o f how do I . reach cu stom ers has arisen m any tim es The first question seem s to lie how do I get m oney for a d vertisin g '’ Thru thry want to know how m uch should they spend and where. U sually follow in g these questions Is one about w hether 1 think th ry should be on the In tern et. In m any cases It b ecom es quickly apparent that In a start up com pan y or one In phase one thry sim ply don't have the resou rces to mount an effective m edia cam p aign. Thul m eans that th ry need to find Inexpensive w ays to reach the potential m arket. 1 am not going to Insult yo u r In te lli­ gence by claim in g that In all cases gu errilla m arketin g ran replace a tradition al cam ­ paign. But like all tm e small business people you must face the reality o f yo u r own situ a ­ tion and adapt. H ie strategy you follow Ls som ewhat dictated by the business you are in. For e x ­ am ple If you are In a service business you m ight do a c o u ­ ple o f things. First Identify' an Influential person or co m p a n y to approach and offer yo u r service Your goal Is to c re a te a satisfied cu stom er and ob ­ tain referrals. You must be careful not to so u n d erp rice you r service so that It Is p e r­ ceived not to have a value. In­ fluential ‘ rainm akers* Is a time tested w ay to en ter a market. Next Identify Influ­ ence's that Is people or c o m ­ panies who w hile not con su m ­ ers o f your service n e v e rth e ­ less tnlluence oth ers that are. Exam ples of Influence's arc people like real estate agents, bankers and law yers who In­ teract with you r cu stom ers. Once Identified then you can offer Incentives to these lndl- cw.int iulv>vxir Ixim ikv . pinner Small Business \ V, * , note Community College. He can be reached at 321-3495. email ivhardyitbellsoiith.net Sunday. April 26. 1998 • Vol. 90. No. 175 Published: Daily Except Monday. Saturday l Christmas by Republic Newspapers. Inc. • 300 N. French Ave . Sanford, FL. 32771 Phone: (407) 322-2611 Fax: (407) 323-9406 Deny Banned Chris Sharp •Manager LEGAL S Margsret Sisley production Frank Voaoine •Manager Lacy Lost •Edeor Peggy Dsshner JaflBermcfta AOVERTISMO Freda Helmers Shad Brocks Lavema Cos Cheryl SmMh Dons Ostrich Elama Giddsna DavxJ Frazier PRESS A WUPPMa Rouia lavender Jeans Hughes Robed -Skip' Cowan Ke*e Warner •Manager Courtney LeSeer Marx Savoie CUUVKO NickPleSsut Ba Egan Sandy Presley Dean Smsh Ehum Tynel. Jr. • Cheryl Same Tommy Weary head Pressman Susan Wanner Ruse While Penodcal Postage Pad at SarSord. Honda Subacnpwm Rates (Oaky 4 Sunday) end addttonal maamg offices HomeOakvery Mas USPS 481280 3 Months *1950 $24 00 Postmaster Send address changes k> 6 Months $39 00 *4800 1 hear $78 00 $96 00 The SEMINOLE HERALD Republic EOTTOMAL i ( lumpmy \Xv1l take c.irvif vtduals to recom m en d vo u r service. Once you r business Is opened or If you have an ex Istlng business you should very carefu lly m aintain a data base o f you r cu stom ers l i t i s Is the gold m ine that must be very carefu lly mined. T h r most e x ­ pensive w ay to build sales is with a concentration on new ru slom crs. In m any cases you can raise your annual sales by a factor of 30 percent by s p e ­ cial offers, n ew sletters and frequent shopper discounts. Every organ ization you b e ­ long to should lie put to th r benefits test. If you lack c a p i­ tal to fund an advertising effort then you must spend yo u r lim e carefu lly In those areas that provide the best e x p o ­ sure. You need to pick the wldest venues that allow to network with as m any peop le who fit our needs. People lik e to buy from people they have a relationship with. In these o p ­ portunities. don't fall to r e c o g ­ nize that others are doing th e sam e and the fastest w ay to get them to help you Is to h elp them. Drive and determ in ation can m ake up for a lot o f sh ort­ com ings In capital. W ayne Hard y Is the Coordt nntor o f the Sm all B u sin ess Development Center at S em i ORCULATION Inxn Amo l \vikT> liiMir.iikc Wayne H a rd y “Serving Seminole County Since 1908" P O Bo. 1667 SarSord. FL 32772 1667 pnicv ti<*u Lixtlacl ih tixLiy lor v|ui!it> I'umik'xnpmtccftn y' S e m in o le Herald AO«UN)STIUTK>N Odessa Pufpi •Busiest Manager Taran Gamas MehndaMoms Linda Spwgsl wlk.it n omo in iiiMiniike Florida Residants add 7% sales tax lo above rales Newipapen. Inc. yiwir N imjknn iiiMir.nuc while y>*i take care uf N nciuuto nussi im ik n v ! ftioto bv Tonvnf W*#*l La w e n fo rce m e n t c y c le s tsfutu - Owners Insurance Allstato Insurance. Lake Mary Boulevard at Fifth Street in Lake Mary, was tho scone of a bike pres­ entation to the Seminole County Shenff's Depart­ ment recently Allstate Agent Brent Carii presented a check for S3.000 from tho Allstato Foundation, for the purchase ol six special bikes for the county's bicycle patrol The bikes were obtained through New care business for senior SANFORD • It Is estim ated that up to seven m illion w om rn are unpaid care givers to the elderly. Most toll w ith ­ out respite, d oin g b a c k b re a k ­ ing labor In virtu al Isolation. Now how ever, w om en a re draw ing upon a new c o m m u ­ nity-based sm all business railed H om e Instead S en io r Cure. A ccordin g lo M arian ne B e ­ dard. d irector o f o perations for Home Instead S en ior C are serving S em in ole County. ‘ W e rrpresent on Im portant su p ­ port resou rce that p rovid es respite care for often -stressed and overw o rk ed fam ily ca re givers." Bedard said the co m p a n y provides an nfforduble solution for old er Individuals or cou ples capable o f m an agin g th e ir physical needs, but w ho r e ­ quire n on -m ed ical assistance, light hou sew ork, m eal p r e p a ­ ration a n d / or com p a n ion sh ip in o rd er to rem ain at home. A ccordin g to Bedard. H om e Instead S en io r C are's services can be arran ged for a few hours or as m any as 24 houro a day. Short term assistance or lon ger term care Is avail­ able seven days a w eek In­ clu din g holidays. "E ld er care has becom e the top problem In o u r society t o ­ day as It replaces child care as the num ber one Issue for the m en and w om en In our w ork force," sire said. "A lready p e o ­ ple are spendin g m ore tim e carin g for their eld erly parents than they did carin g for th e ir own ch ildren. Th e p ro b le m w ill only m agnify with the a g ­ in g o f the population." "H om e Instead S enior C are's m ission Is to form a p a rtn e r­ ship w ith fumlly m em bers who w ish lo help their parents live at hom e with care, c o m fo rt and con ten tm en t," B edard co n clu d ed . Th e com pany serving all o f Sem inole C ounty Is located at 655 Fulton Street. S uite 6 In dow ntow n Sanford. Phone 302 -5500 . New tales etecs O VIE D O T ra n sca stcm Humes o f Orlando, based In Oviedo, has nam ed two n rw sales execu tives. Division M anager Fred Schaub said Gall Newsom e and Kim G riffin will both be w ork in g out o f the com pany’s com m unity o f T h e Eslules at Alom a W oods. G rif­ fin has over 10 years e x p e ri­ en ce and Newsom e lias 7 In residential real estate sales. TO N Y RUSSI IN S U R A N C E 2575 8. French Ave. Sanford 3 2 2 -0 2 0 9 BUSINESS' AUTO•HOME •LIFE •HEALTH COMPLETE INSURANCE COVERAGE Hom e W arran ty Sales for 1097 In division 2. Thelmvel«r G¥A tA Z ico SL rl«4 PROGRESSIVE "Alaiyiancf ® d im e IN S U R A N C E l at mmmwnm 3 3 3 -9 3 7 7 CROUP 3697 Lake Emma Rd. Lake Mary S in ce 1974 Chuck ANNUAL SALE Celebrating 40 Years of the Best Quality, Best Service, Best Selection, and Best Warranties a n d w e ’r e B a c k t o b rin g y o u th e B e s t In T o o ls , E le c tr o n ic s , a n d Ite m s f o r th e H o m e a t th e OK TOP D Cf W ALTI f f M L I ■ CAM PBELL HAUSFELD BOSCH* National awards LAKE M ARY - Th ree local real estate professionals from Higgins At H ea th / B ettcr H om es and G ardens Longw ood and Luke M ary offices c a p ­ tured national aw ards for e x ­ cellen ce at the 25th annual Better H om es and G ardens In­ ternational Business C o n fer­ ence and Convention In Las V egas. Best o f Show aw ards w e re presented to Robin M u zeka, who m anages the com pan y's H eathrow /Lake M ary office, and V ice President Kevin' A h en m o f Longwood, who oversees the com pany's e x e c u ­ tive sales training. M uzeka and A h c a m bested a field o f ap­ proxim ately 800 ca n d id a tes for developing the best r e ­ cruitin g and training p ro m o ­ tional m aterials for the c o m ­ pany. Sales associate Dan E m erson o f Deltona, capped o ff the aw ards by taking top honors In I ** >'urrmCo ICjwnaM •m V U - W Lake Mary Cycles for a cost ol $500 each Shown at tho presentation, loft to right. Sheriff Don Eslinger, Carii, Allstate Office Manager Sheretl Peter­ son, Customer Service Representative Debbie Paulus, Karen Whitney, owner of Lake Mary Cy­ cles. Shenff's LI. Rocky Ford and Capl. Randy Pittman TNtfl and Only CtaS'sPrtoeli 30%to 60% Off Dm Manufacturer’s Sagoestsd natal Meal 2 D A Y S ONLY M O N D A Y & TU E S D A Y A P R IL 27 & 28 MARINA HOTEL & CONFERENCE CENTER ‘jJU N. PhIiiio II o Avenun • On L.iko Mon urn SA NFO RD In Ihv l.ik ts iilv l.iniliny Hoorn 14i<n III AM fi I'M • Lies III AM l> I'M t p , , Name Brandt you can Ttust, Prices you Waat, PLUS the Best Warranties asd Customer Service ia the Nafloel �Seminole Herald. Sanford Florida *Sunday April 26 1998 3A Investigation into Sheehan homicide continues Special to the Herald ALTAMONTE SPRING S S h eriffs spokesman Li. Jack Cash luw Issued an updnle on Ihe hom trldr Investigation Into the death o f Jacqu eline S h e e ­ han. Sheehan was living in W illow Park A partm en ts. 375 Palm Springs Road. A ltam on te Springs, across from the A lta ­ monte Mall. According to n statem ent from her live-ln boy friend. Rodney Bice, she was last Been leaving the cou ple's residence after a d o m estic dispute April 15. at approxi­ mately 2 a.m. Sheclmn was on foot, possi­ bly dressed In a blue and p u r­ ple shirt and Jeans. She may have been going to an un­ known pay phone In the area. W hen she did not return. Bice Stephone Godfrey. 36. o f 1600 W. 12th St.. Sanford, was nrrrsted Thursday, April 23, by W inter Springs police. G odfrey was charged with dom estic vtolrnce and nrrested In the 800 block o f W ade Street. De­ fendant allegedly forced victim to ride In a car with him. Husband allegedly struck Christie Drewes. 27. o f 2220 W cstboum e Dr.. Oviedo, was arrested Thursday, April 23, by Sem inole County deputies. Drewes was charged with b a t­ tery and unrated at Ihe above address. Drewes allegedly slntck husband with an e lec­ trical cord. Aggravated battery arrest Frederick Neal. 30. o f 273 Oleander St., Longwood, was u nrated Thursday, April 23. by Longwood police. Neal was charged with aggravated b a t­ tery. two counts o i battery and crim inal m ischief. Neal was urrrsted ut the above address. Bull bondsman allegedly tried to take Neal Into custody when Neal through a vase at them. Laundry violence alleged Jose Soto. 43. o f 2961 BranUey Hill Ct.. Longwood. was a r ­ rested Friday, April 24, by Sem inole County deputies. Soto was charged with battery and resisting with violen ce. Soto was arrested at the above address. Soto allegedly b e ­ cam e violent wlUi Ills wife over laundry. Inmate struck In jaw Alvin W illiam s. 43. o f S ip es Ave.. Sanford, was a n ested Thursday. April 23. by S em i­ nole County dcpuUea. W il­ liam s was charged with battery and arrested In’ th e 200 block o f North Bush Boulevard, W il­ liam s allegedly struck Inmate In the Jaw. Drug arrests Michael W hitlock, 16. o f 335 San Rafael St.. W inter Springs, was arrested Thursday. April 23. by W inter Springs police. W hitlock was charged with possession o f drug paraph er­ nalia and arrested In the 400 block o f San Rafael Street. Upon a search o f W hitlock, o f­ ficer found cigarette paper. W illie Brown. 30. or 705 W. 10th St., Sanford, was arrested Friday. April 24, by Sem inole County deputies. Brown was rharged with possession of rock cocaine and arrested at the co m e r o f M angoustlnr and 12th Street. O fficer pulled Brown over for running a stop sign. Deuundria Bradley, 22. of 2180 Airport Blvd., Sanford, was arrested Friday, April 24, by Sem inole County deputies. Bradley wns charged with p o s ­ session o f controlled li­ st mice and possession o f ca n ­ nabis under 2p gram s and a r­ rested In the 1000 block of West Fifth Street. Officer w it­ nessed Bradley throw u bag and a blunt (cannabis) under­ neath a stairw ell. Traffic stop Gerardo Burragun, 32. o f 351 Hayes Rd.. W inter Springs, was u nrated Frtduy, April 24. by W inter Springs police. Burragan was charged with driving while license Is suspended or revoked. Darragnn at the c o r ­ ner o f Stute Road 434 and North Devon. Barragan was pulled over for no tug light. Property crime Samaual G rier. 38, o f 1152 Dunbar Ave., Lake Monroe, was arrested Thursday, April 23. by Sanford police. Gcter was charged with retail theft, b a t­ tery on law enforcem ent and resisting without violence. Oeter was an ested In the 3600 block o f South Orlando Drive. Oeter allegedly took three Norelco shaving system s w ith ­ out paving. Disorderly conduct arrest Bryan BJomholm, 35. o f 500 S. Holly Ave., Sanford, was a r­ rested Thursday, April 23. by Sanford police. BJomholm was charged with disorderly c o n ­ duct and resisting without v io ­ lence. BJomholm was an ested In the 2600 block o f South Or­ lando Drive. Training plan B crashes SANFORD - W hat goes up must com e down. But just seconds after ta k e ­ o ff Friday m orning, on In­ structor and student nt the Com alr Aviation A cadem y In Sanford crashed their Cessna I72RO aircraft. Both walked away un­ harm ed. Th e aircraft lifted o ff ut 7:15 a.m. and begun Its as­ cent when the accident o c ­ curred. A cadem y officials were unavailable for dctulls. Th e w rerkage was cleared quickly and no delays r e ­ sulted from the accident. Com alr Is Investigating the accident. Burglary arrest ALTAM O NTE S PR IN G S • An­ drew M. Hughes was arrested W ednesday afternoon by Sem inole County S h eriffs O f­ fice Investigator Dim Pu rcell. Hughes Is believed to have been Involved In num erous v e ­ hicle burglaries In the A lta ­ monte Springs area. S h eriffs spokesman Lt. Jack Cash said Hughes' arrest cam e us the result o f the c o lla b o ra ­ tive effort o f the s h eriffs d e ­ partm ent and the A ltam on te Springs police. Cash said Inv. Purcell was able to Identify fourteen veh i­ cles that had apparently been burglarized by Hughes, and Purcell Indicated there would be m ore charges to follow In relation to additional veh icle burglaries. Items stolen during the b u r­ glaries have been recovered nnd Identified by the victim s. More properly Is being sought In relation to the vehicle b u r­ glaries. Altam onte Springs Investiga­ tors are sold to tie p reparin g vehicle burglary ch arges against Hughes for Incidents that occurred In their ju r is d ic ­ tion. Cash reported that Hughes wns on probation at the tim e o f his arrest. Th e parole w ill The latest in spring fashions Guaranteed and Dedicated| m anner and cause o f death has not yet been confirm ed, additional forensic testing has been required and the results nre pending. They are not e x ­ pected to be com pleted In the near future. Service w ith a Personal Concern fo r Y o u r Repair Needs. Harrell &. Beverly Transmissions Anyone with any Inform ation about Jacqu elin e Sheehan Is asked to contact Sem inole County Sheriff's O ffice Inv. Ray Parker. 330-6600. ext. 373. RepairingandRebuildingAutomatic Transmissions 209 W. 25th St., Sanford 3 2 2 - 8 m v -oo 564 S in c e 1959...S a m e L o c a t io n IN BRIEF POLICE BRIEFS Domestic violence left the residen ce search in g for her on foot and In his ve h i­ cle. W hen he did not locate her, Bice returned hom e. Sheehan rrm ain rd m issing until April 20. when her badly decom posed l>ndy was found In a w ooded area on the south side o f North Street, west o f County Road 427. nenr the In­ tersection o f Bennett Avenue. Due to the advanced state o f decom position. the exact Honest, Dependable, be In violation due crim inal activities. to 41 5 mm the 'PARADISELANDSCAPE£DESIGN, INC. Hughes Is now in ca rcera ted at the John E. Polk C o rrec tlonal Facility. He is being held without bond due to the violation o f parole. C O M M E R C IA L • R E S ID E N T IA L S P E C IA L IS T S • Free Estimates * Planting & Maintenance • 20 Years Experience * One Time Yard • Creallve Landscape Dealgns Clean-Up Correction Due to m isinform ation. Carol Jackson, a surgical nurse with Fllutowskl Cataract A leaser Institute was m lsldnetlfled on Page 1C o f Uie C-scctlon In t o ­ day's paper (which Is printed In advance o f the rest o f the paper). The H erald regrets the e r ­ ror. COPP protect SEMINOLE COUNTV - At 10 a.m. Monday, A pril 27, S em i­ nole County ShertfT Don Esllnger will deliver eight m o re cellular telephones to r e p r e ­ sentatives of eight n e ig h b o r­ hoods in the county. Th e p r e s ­ entations. part o f the C O P P program, will be made In the sh eriffs office. 1SALE! SALE! m cm ma •umkst mumu ftUVMKTtS-MVKMMFWT 79 Ft. Tall 3 5 Ft. Wide Reduced $249-95 from $349.95 MU Plant &Deliverfor FREE i - - WL C A | C V UadteiL \ O n L C i Time Only! f ■ i won m u ties matm w m m m run tarn 3 Virinlr. of frail On Onr Tire OUNCE, ClAPEfRI IT. UMON 319 93 11993 PUnting A Mart) Err 30 |)q (iujtiniiT • Suuor Chirm OiKoint P .O . B o x 1025 S a n fo r d . PL 32773 — 3 2 1 -0 2 4 0 — i [ Licensed <£ Insured Com m unities on Phone P a ­ trol (COPP). Is a program that puts cellu lar telephones Into the hands o f civilians to be used In their n eigh borh oods. They are program m ed to only call 911 and are to be used to report suspicious events and people to law cn forcem cn F agencies. Th e com m unities to re c e iv e a new phone include C o b b le ­ stone, Lutheran Haven, Palm Valley and Rem ington Park In Oviedo; Eagle's Glenn tn W in ­ ter Springs. East A ltam on te Springs, Sorrento A partm ents In W inter Park, and Sem inole Garden A partm ents In San­ ford. CO PP is sponsored by the Com m unity Policing Consor­ tium and the CTIA Foundation for W ireless Com m unications. 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 com e. JANITORIAL SUPPLY CO. WELCOMES YOU TO THEIR 5TH ANNUAL WAREHOUSE C L E A N -S l/ V E E P S A L E ! MOP U P W ITH etr°to7 5 %off SE LECTED W A R E H O U S E S T O C K FRIDAY, MAY 1st • 9am * 3 pm SATURDAY, MAY 2i.d • 9am • Noon P u b lic W e lc o m e We Cater To Com m ercial & Residential Custom ers P a r k in g in R e a r O f S to re OWN A BUSINESS? I KUi: CATALOG When You Leave A B usiness Card YOUR CLEANING SOLUTION Fashion conscious students In ths Head Start Propram at Hamilton Elementary School in Sanford gath­ ered recently In the cafeteria for a spring fashion show. Below left: Andrea Carmona, Alashawndry Brown. Teyoniaka Louis and Marcus Thomas, stu­ dents in Mrs. Ray’s and Mrs. Brown's classes. Right: Teyoniaka changes out of her Sunday best and dons wkh Abraham BendoskJ the latest In leopard. 2 3 8 9 S a n fo rd Ave., S u n ro rd (4 0 7 ) 3 2 4 -4 0 1 5 S �m )t Hcralb 4A - Seminole Herald. Sanford. Honda • Sunday. April 26. 1998 EDITO RIAL People who toil M ost h o m e o w n e rs k n o w the value o f w ell kept property. If relatives or friends a rc c o m in g to visit, la w n m ow in g a n d c le a n u p w o rk Is g e n e ra lly the m ain focus o f w ork. It’s not p u rely to Im press them , b u t It gives a n Im pression o f w elcom e. Y o u are h a p p y to h a w them visit. Additionally, w ell m ain tain ed p rop erty gives the h om e o w n e r or resident a feeling o f pride. A well gro o m e d h om e in a w ell gro om ed residen tial c om m u n ity m ak es u s feel good. There Is the sa m e need In o u r cities. W ell m ow ed rig h t-o f-w a y a re a s a n d a neat a p ­ pearan ce m a k e u s feel p ro u d to live there a n d gives visitors a se n se o f beauty. "H ere is a city that c a re s," they believe. To tills end. w e believe It's h igh time to e x ­ press app reciatio n to the people w h o m a in ­ tain o u r titles’ g ro u n d s . T h ey m ay be w ith the P a rk s a n d R ecreation D epartm en t o r M ain ten an ce or G ro u n d s Division, o r called by som e oth er n am e. B u t these arc the peo­ ple w h o k eep u s looking good. Even w ith tem p e ra tu re s u p In the 90s. w e can see them w eeding, edging, w o rk in g w ith those la w n m o w e rs. sw eating, getting du st a n d dirt tn their faces, often getting filthy dirty In their a ssig n e d tasks. Yet they plod on w ith their w ork. W h ile there Is little m ow in g a n d trim m in g tn be don e d u rin g the a re a 's colder w e a th e r, there Is little let-u p: dead b ra n c h e s m u st be cleared, leaves rem oved, trash picked u p. a n d n u m e ro u s o ilie r ta sk s accom plish ed. G enerally, d ep artm en t h e ad s get the g lo r y w h en ever there a re m a jo r accom plish m en ts. T h at Is a s It sh o u ld be. B u t w e believe the In ­ d ivid u als w h o toll, w h o p u t In lo n g h o u rs In hot or w et w e a th e r d o in g these Jobs, deserve a great d eal o f o u r th a n k s a n d appreciation. T h e next tim e y o u a re drivin g th ro u g h a w ell-k ept a re a , give a m om en t o f th o u gh t to the people w h o m a d e It su c h . It Isn't e a sy w ork , b u t it Is re w a rd in g In p rovidin g u s w ith the best a p p e a rin g a re a s possible. To all those w h o toll In this profession . T H A N K S . Y ou h elp ed m a k e u s beau tifu l. Hoping for a temperate political climate I have decided not to comment much on the upcom ing elections and even had conversations with both sides asking that Issues be discussed, leaving aside personal attacks, much of which cannot Ire confirm ed or are not true. T lie cartoon In last Sunday's St*mlru>{c H erald by Paul l.o vest rand was. at best, a major c o n ­ tradiction by one side against the other. If Mr. Lovestm nd wanted to draw a cartoon that was possibly more accurate, or fair, he would h a w had the Titanic Irehlnd the Sweet Pea with a gang plank filled with Maloy. VanDerWctde, Luvestrund and friends. Is It p o s ­ sible that the Im plied question raised by Mr. Lo vest rand regarding (sunshine) could very e a s ­ ily apply to Mr. M aloy and Mr. V anD erW dde? A fter all. these two siltin g com m ission ers were the first to get together and draft a letter, signed by both, that was sent out o p p o sin g C om m issioner Adam s and supporting Mr. H en ­ ley. For the supporters o f Mr. Henley to brin g up sunshine questions considering the clim ate they, them selves, have created bailies me. Now. o f course you w ill be told that there Is no connecUon. Well, m aybe there Isn't, but certainly If there was ever a situation o f the kettle callin g Die pot black, here It Is) I have said that 1 would not allow If I could help It, having the Issues burled and the public bombarded with Irrelevant statem ents designed to draw us away from Issues. Mr. Love M rand E rn ie H atton II Ernie Hatton II is a veteran m em ber of numerous governm ent boards and is a civic activist in the interest o f g o o d governm ent. should think before he draws. Th e com m ission ­ ers he apparently supports, have had am ple opportunity to do what he Im plied Mr. McLain and Mr. Adam s m ay do or have done. The time spent together by Mr. Maloy and Mr. VanDerW elde has covrrrd m any months. I will not Im ply that there was anything done or d is­ cussed during this period that w as Im proper when they met other than their desire to unseat Mr. Adams. I also don't believe that Mr. Adam s or Mr. McLuIn would act Im properly either. It's tim e to talk Issues. Th ai Is what the pub­ lic w ants to hear and that Is the obligation o f those who wish to be elected or re-elected. Th e public Is fed up with unconfirm ed statem ents. Innuendoes, and blabber about everything but Ideas, policy, and the direction candidates see for this county. I stopped by City Hall today to see If city management had properly placed the Monday night agenda on "the _pu bU o bu lletin b o a r d " and found one of the most Interesting postings that I have ever witnessed. The "ox-city attorney" la now calling and d i­ recting the City meeting agenda. One only has to note the heading on the po sted notice was faxed from Kruppenbacher ft Associates as a p u b lic notice] Since when did the city attorney call e r make up a city agenda? This only su p­ ports this city's lack of proper city manage­ ment. The 1907 expenditures plus continuing legal and consultant fees show misuse of tax dollars In excess of a a « s m illion dollar drain on the do ze n s of this dty. It Is definitely a time for change. Citizens will not finance the extrava­ gance of current dty management nor Its at­ tempt to employ “mxJHendemas part of a total failure to administrate. Examples of that allegation Is the " Martin County Connection" with the sudden a p p e a r ance of "Brevard-Oood-Oie'-goyOuthrie: and the hiring of an assistant city manager (for alx months) who Is still on the dty payroll as a "temp". All three of these Individuals (Includes McLemore) lost or resigned their previous posi­ tions. Our dty commission is either unlfc uniformed or doesn't want to know why] Overwhelmed with arrogance, self­ enhancement. and egomaniac attitudes Is the so l e Junction of those who call themselves City Com m issioners. McLeods* article tn the propsgandlstlc publication called the TuecawUia To­ day Is a prime example. One only has to read previous Issues to follow the arrogance of this governing body of Winter Springs. There's not enough newsprint to handle what the dty man­ ager might Inset In T/T. it takee l,7B4 registered city voters to in ­ stig a te a recall o f a ll o r individual members Of tfis elected body q f this City government! That's nothing more than a days work! By the way. Mr. Mayor, when la somebody big to tell the public what happened to the '* ,0 0 0 delivered to Kruppenbacher ft Assortales, on behalf of the City, to pay legal fees in­ curred by the KhemlanUO'Connetl fiasco? The d ty manager has known for sometime of this leUv delivery, action, and Issue. What's he trying to hide? Citizens don't pay protection. Someone will oau this City's coffers a sum of $50,0001 H . Scott W in ter Springs, P L 1 nnd cutting taxes at the same time while they encourage the destruction of other* by any means possible. I’m sorry but that doesn't reg­ ister with me. Either you believe In treating oth­ ers us you would like lo be treated or take off your halo. Tills struggle for political power and the atmosphere surrounding It certainly files In the face of any decent religious beliefs. If I were to become disenchanted with a p o ­ litical figure I would find someone else to sup­ port. It would not be my desire to destroy the opposition by whatever means possible, or more Importantly their family. It seems that we will never learn, and that la why It Is Impossible to rhange our destiny. You would think that those who believe In what they prrach would spend whatever time Is left look­ ing for what Is good In others and themselves and build upon that! Jesus was not Involved In Die political world. Hr was persecuted, betrayed and died because of II. Yes. he died for our sins, but politics was the vehicle used to expedite the deed. Think about III TO N Y T IZ Z IO Tlzzlo Is an advocate for the disabled. Frustration Quest Columns And Letters To The Editor are welcome. The Herald may or may not agree wtth your opinion, but we will always uphold your First Amendment right to express it. City fiasco Nrllhcr Mr. Adams, nor Mr. Henley have atlarked each other personally and It may be a good Idea at this time If both did us a favor and asked their supporters to deal with Issues. What concerns me most are Uiose who stomp up and down the street preaching the Gospel Kudos to Morse W e eleded Maryannc Morse to do a Job. and when she requested proper documentation for a trip taken by Commissioner Dick VanDerWelde. that's exactly what ahe w as doing. I would ask my fellow voters tn Seminole County to think about recent events between a county commis­ sioner and the finance officer to keep It very fresh In their minds come election time. Any veteran a s well as any current or former dvll servant at any level of dvll service, knows before they ever go on travel that a big part of their settlement Is filing all receipts with the travel voucher. In 15 years of Federal Civil Service I never saw anyone "Jump for Joy" at the prospect of doing that accounting, but I've never seen anyone try to have their lack of complete records tried in the media either. There Is a l­ ways a procedure In place for a lost reedpt, but there Is no place for the ‘ take my word for It* approach to filing travel claims. My hat Is off to Maryanne Morse for not backing down. She Is doing the Job I voted for her to do. along with many other residents of Seminole. W e need to examine closely what our other eleded officials are doing under the guise of serving the people of Seminole County, and how they are going about It. NO ONE IS EX­ EMPT FROM PROPERLY ACCOUNTING FOR THEIR EXPENDITURES, and I for one do not want anyone exempted. That la a small part of the balance of power built Into our system. It works when each one does what they are re­ quired to do. Something is drastically wrong within Semi­ nole County when an Issue like a travel claim Is tried In the press, and an Individual's lack of documentation of expenses for which he Is asking to be reimbursed Is questionable. No documentation, no explanation, no reimburse­ ment. It's that simple, has been at all levels of government for many, many years. Documenta­ tion of expenses is how we prevent m isappro­ priation of funds. Oood work Maryanne Morse. I will vote for you again to be sure. S in cerely. K a m a A . Bryant Sanford, P L Special thanks to SPD I would like to take a little time to thank the Sanford Police* Department and Mayor Dale's office for being such a wonderful help. You ace. my 85-year-old tether Uvea tn C o ­ conino County. Arizona. After repeated calls to his home resulting tn busy signals (over a pe- rtod o f a week and a half). I tried the telephone company. They wanted money. I explained to them a man may be In trouble and to please check the line. They wanted money. I don't have my own phone and they wouldn't send a bill to my home. Frustrated, 1 went to the police who said thry would teletype Arizona. It took several tries to find out which department has Jurisdiction out there. Dispatcher 111, Officer Don Clldt. I be­ lieve; relentlessly tclctypcd as I relentlessly an­ noyed him. No response. 1 went to Mayor Dale's office and he got In touch with Commander Bronson and authorized him to make the necessary phone calls. Finally, Commander Bronson contacted my father who contacted me and Is alive and well now. A special thanks to the lovely Nlcholle Hellcckson from the SPD front desk, who puts iq> with people constantly and the Mayor’s secre­ tary and the City Commissioners7 secretary whose concern waa genuine and touching. Thank you all very much. . FL Thoughts are with Sanford It has been 55 years since I was a young 21year-old graduate o f the Pensacola Naval Flight School reporting to the Sanford Naval Air Sta­ tion for training in multi-engine aircraft. Even though I am now a Senior Citizen and live far away. I still consider the people of Sanford very ■pedal. In recent weeks, there has been mu much tn the news about the weather related m ass devastation In your area and I wish to extend my sympathy to all who lost property, those Injured, and all who lost loved ones. To me. Sanford has a special charm. Its peo­ ple were the most considerate I have ever known. When 1 reported to the Naval Air Sta­ tion. I waa a young aviator Grom the hills of North Carolina training for war In the Pacific. On Sunday* when not scheduled to Oy. I a t­ tended the Presbyterian Church In town. After each service, the Church ladles would approach me and other service personnel and Invite us to have Sunday dinner with their families. During the entlie course o f World W a r II. no other town where I waa stationed exhibited the kind hospi­ tality experienced In Sanford. 1 regret I can no longer remember the names o f the nice people whose homes I vial ted, but I will never forget them. It la because of those wonderful people many year* ago that I feel pain when I read about the destruction in Sanford caused by the weather. They will always be In my mind and heart. Ca. tc: We have said It before, here at "Special People*, one of the most common activities a disabled person must contend wtth Is waiting around for either something to h ap­ pen. or someone to help us with something. That essentially, is what today's column la all about, fmstratlon. Frustration, In psychological terms Is ei­ ther the conscious or unconscious state of mind where a person feels unable lo satisfy certain Impulses and desires. It la a feeling of disappointment and defeat which are common, or disappointment. Impedi­ ment or failure. Just think about It. Every day we all get frustrated and sometimes tor mb minor things. It con start in the morning beginning with the toaster that won't work or ______________ >r the kids being a little unruly while getting ready for school” When you get to work, you find out that a project you Utought didn't have to be done In two weeks had to be done yesterday. These things seemed serious, but they are really not. Not when you consider all of the pain and suffering In the world. Consider If you will, the possibility that you were disabled. Your senses or mobility are greatly reduced. You may even need a s ­ sistance to eat. dress, and basically live. How frustrating would your current p rob­ lems be then? One of the other Items that can be frus­ trating lo a disabled person Is when other non-dlsabled people are unable to accept the disabled person as a viable, creative part of society: a part of society that fa Just as ready, willing and able to help this fg reat country of out*. LUu. many people. I have read those psy­ chological, self-help books that advocate such psychological treatments as scream therapy. Ultimately this has never worked for me except maybe the temporary relief of tension. Lei us now try to understand a lit­ tle more about frustration. Like any other emotional response such as nervousness, frustration can be used as on asset. Take all of the energy, be it by your thought or physical actions that you use being frustrated, and put it Into solving your situation. Develop a skill. Even if it is not related to the Items that cause you the most frustration. It can still help your con­ centration enough to lessen your frustra­ tion. Today we will define Parkinson's Disease. Parkinson's Disease is a slowly condition characterized by _ trembling, muscular stiffness o r _________ tty. slowness of movement and difficulty carrying out voluntary movements. Degen era live changes occur tn areas deep wtthti the brain. Parkinson's disease generally begins will a subtle slight tremor, especially in tfa hands. At first the tremor occurs at rest then becomes more pronounced with faUgw and emotional distress. Irssrntng during voluntary movements. Although I do not profess to being a doc tor. my views come from Uvtng many years as a disabled person. S o m nee _______________ research for today's column was done through NORD (National Organization for Rare Disorders) Webster's Interactive Dictionary ft Comp­ ton's Multimedia Encyclopedia. �Seminole Herald. Sanford. Florida ■Sunday. April 26. 1996 - B A The way we were: Attending Seminole High in 1948 Smith, science; Ethel Riser and Elizabeth Shoemaker, math: Rebecca Stevens. Barbara Ruprecht and Kenneth Eaddy, vo­ cational; Mildred Babcock, art; Carl Kettles. Fred G anas and June Winn, physical education. Bernard Black began his first year ns band director and while Ollle Reese Whittle was In her third year ns glee club director. The Seminole High School Class of 1948 Just celebrated Its 50 year graduation nnnlversaiy. W e ll add some history to the event covered today In the People Section C. City and School Leadership Robert Williams was mayor at the time and the commis­ sioners serving with him were Andrew Carraway, John Kxlder. Randall Chase and Lea lusher. H.N. Sayer was city manager. Those serving on the Semi­ nole County School Hoard were JA Ulstllne. W A Patrick, W.M. Haynes. C-F. Harrison with L.E. Jordan as chairman and T.W. Lawton as secretary and superintendent of schools. Administration at Seminole High consisted of only Princi­ pal Herman Morris and Sadie Williams who served as his secretary. Faculty members 1947-48 In­ cluded Dr. J.B. Root. Effle Bur­ den. Lucy Smith. Tim Tyler. Laura Chittenden. Elmlna Olsbee and Nellie Coleman, lan­ guage; Hilda Wray and Joe McCaslIn, history; Edna Chit­ tenden. librarian: Mae Form, Roger Harris and Gladys Class Activities While under the leadership of Derby Slrnstrom during their freshman year, tills class sponsored a Kid Party at the Celery Crate and later a Valen­ tine Dance. They also selected ns their motto 'Nothing Is Imosslblc' and their colors of lue and gold. E When they were sophomores, led by Kay Shoemaker, they won the silver cup for best Halloween stunt and the Sally sales contest. They also took an active part In the Initiation of the freshmen during Rat Court. As Juniors they presented the play “Spring Fever” which was directed by Miss Whittle and honored the seniors with a banquet. To finance Uic latter, they sold concessions at foot­ ball games and sponsored dances after the games. Bobby Pullln was president that year. Those attending Girts State following their Junior year were Margaret Partin, Barbara Chapman. Lillian Moran. June Rose Dutton, Frances LeFlls, Mnryanna Springer and Joanne Williams. Boys State attendees were Kay Shoemaker, Bobby Pullln. Porter Lansing and Bobby Park. Their senior play entitled Tattletale" w as directed by Mrs. Fort. C lass sponsors that year were Mrs. Fort. Miss Ste­ vens and Dr. Root. The 1948 Salmagundi, whose editor w as Margaret Partin, was dedicated to Miss Laura Chittenden and Dr. J.B. Root. There Is an "In Memortam* page for classmate Francis Temple who had died January 8. 1948. It reads In part "We shall miss Francis, but we feel (hat he has been promoted to a higher and greater work". C lubs ana O rganizations Members o f this class were Involved in the various clubs and organizations at SHS: I'm giving you a synopsis ol their activities as recorded In the 1948 Salmagundi. The Student Council, which had been organized In 1940, had Byron (Bunny) Beard as Its president. They planned the weekly chapel programs, spon ­ sored Homecoming festivities and acquainted new students with the school. Another large responsibility that year was organizing Sadie Hawkins Day. Among the activities planned were a greased pig race, tug of war between classes through a mud puddle, and a race with the girls capturing the boys and dragging them to Marryin* Sam. Everyone dressed In Dogpatch attire and enjoyed the many booths and activities. The Trl HI Y. headed by Jane Chapman, gave the freshman girls n hobo party. Their main activity, though, was sponsor­ ing the annual football banquet at which time the outstanding players were honored with various awards Including the prestigious Peter Sc baa I Award which went to W ally Tyre. Porter Lansing was president Pag* LA to pass the motion lo remove the benches with the signs. During public Input the commissioners got scolded by Winter Springs resident Oeorge Scaly who did not like all the negative press the city has been getting In trying to get rid of the mayor. "You should get the knives out of each others backs and behave like grown­ ups." he said. In the first of the two main Items relating to the Trails Is­ sue. city statT advised the commission of their proposed submittal of applications to two programs for grants as part of the Town Center Proj­ ect. One grant Is the Florida Department of Community A f­ fairs. Florida Community Trust. This grant Is funded for the purpose of purchasing land to 'enhance a local o f regional network of linked greenways, by extending the greenways or closing the gaps. With the city putting up or matching a re­ quired 25 percent and owner­ ship of the lands purchased with the grant funds being re­ tained by the city. The other grant Is through the Department of Environ­ mental Regulation. Office of Green way and Trails. This de­ Lon gw oodCostless* LA and that It Is time Tor action. Loveatrand moved that the land development code be re­ pealed except for those sec­ tions dealing with signs and with telecommunications tow­ ers and that the city returns to the old codes until a new. less restrictive code can be put In place. Miles said he hoped the ad hoc committee would continue partment acquires land for public Greenspace and Trails and does not require a match. The land Is however, kept In stale ownership. Another Trail Item was the actual proposal for moving the Trail. It was suggested that the Trails segment lie relocated farther east of the Intersection of 4,'14 and Tuskawills Road. Tlie moving, recommended by the city staff. Is lo be more beneficial for the community, and multi-user Trail enthusi­ asts and property owners. Winter Springs has asked to realign the current Trails cor­ ridor because It Is located In the proposed Town Center Project. By doing all this, the city Is eligible to receive up to $5 million from the Florida Community Trust. City owned land or donations may also be used for matching funds* value. The commission approved both Issues. ' The Parks and Recreation Department requested that the city accept the lowest con­ struction bid for the TYotwood Park" multi-purpose building and the Trail Head Restroom Facility. This Item also passed. It was requested that the City Commission hold a sec­ ond public hearing to consider the recommendation of the Its work and that members could come up with a new code by June. Other commissioners said they believed that w as too soon and that September was a more realistic goal. "We’ve been struggling with this for quite some time," MUes said. "We Just need to get this done." The commission voted unanimously to return to the old code until a better one could be developed. O v ie d oPag# LA tng the development's o p p o ­ nents some comfort. Hampton was supposedly In favor of Live Oak. Out of the four remaining council members, John Ben­ son was the only one who voted against. "There has been way too much development In this town," said Benson to the S ex rsgs l a appalled she (Suber) would lower herself like this. She's a disgruntled employee making false accusations,M McLain said. "In her dreams," Adam s said of Buber's allegation. "Politicians are open season. ;especially someone like me In an election year. She’s backing the opposition and trying to hold the county up." McLain, who Is chairman of !Adams’ re-election campaign. ;strongly suspects Buber's alle­ gations are designed to help iformer commissioner Carlton 'Henley’s bid for the fourth dis­ trict seat. T h is smacks of dirty politics,’* McLain aald. Henley has support from commissioners Dick Van Dcr W d d e and Grant Msloy. Van Der W d d e . a friend of Joyce Buber's for a num ber of y e a n , said Friday that he waa not Seminole Hern id. Benson said that he has been trying to get the other council m embers (Robert Dsllsri, Thom as Hagood, Jr., and Oeorge Vlele) to consider going with larger lota, which la what C-RED would have agreed on. When asked If Oviedo la being "over built", Benson replied "yes". surprised her accusations came to light. "They’ve been rumored all over the place, and now they're under oath." Sexual harassment often Is a very difficult claim to prove and win. Suber haa contended that she w as regularly subjected to unwanted sexual innuendoes t men on the county staff Inuding elected officials. She called the work environment hostile. Suber also has contended that the county handled her employment termination so badly that her reputation Is permanently damaged. The Florida Department of Law Enforcement and the F.B.I. are Investigating the county's land acquisitions de­ partment In which Suber was a coordinator. Suber could not be reached for comment, but sources close to her said she has never been contacted by the P.B.I. 5 The Pep Club was formed In the fall of 1947 under the sponsorship of Mrs. Winn and Miss Ruprccht. Its purpose was to promote nnd sustain school spirit and also to under­ take school and civic projects. They performed at half-time with the band, marched In p a ­ rades and published a school handbook. The SHS Band took part In the district and state contests for the first time, marched In parades, presented concerts, provided entertainment at games, pep rallies and a sse m ­ bly programs. Joe Wright was captain and Donna Lou H arper was First Lieutenant. The 35 members were pictured In while shirts and pants while money was being raised for uniforms. ONLY ONE W A Y Jesus Christ said; “I am the way. and the truth, and the life. No one comes lo the Father, except through Me" (John 14:6). Please fook>u g J o h n 8 J l ^ _ ^ _ _ _ _ HUNT MONUMENT CO. DISPLAY TARO Hwy. 17-82 -M a M a n d Pfl. 339-9966 Gsns Hunt, Ownsr ' Head Stone* Grave Markers A O r a n lts Vault Tope abb. Low Cost Marble - Granite S MELTON MONUMENTS Remember Your Loved Ones Know Where They Are W in ter Springs C o s t la s s d of the Key Club which built Santa Claus' float for the Chrtatmns parade, sold d o ­ nated to, sponsored New Years' and Valentine Dances and held a Mother-Son Banquet. Their sweetheart wan Margaret Partin. Hanning and Zoning Board relating to the proposed devel­ opment agreement for an area near Tuscawtlla Road at the In­ tersection of Vlstawllla Drive and 434. This Item was tabled from the March 23 Com m ission meeting. Attorney, Mike Jones, representing the property own­ ers for the Hess Station, spoke on their behalf. This property is to have several other b u si­ nesses along with It. preceding ordinance had changed the properly from the county's Suburban Estates, to Lite city's Lower Density Resi­ dential. This Item was then approved. Also to be Included on the premises Is a sandwich shop, s yogurt shop and s pizza place. After some back and forth dis­ cussions. Jonea agreed to forego the proposed car wash portion of the station and put a skirt on the canopy. The com ­ mission then approved this Item. The matter of boundaries and encroachment came up several times during the even­ ing with Blake calling for vol­ untary annexation. The state­ ment was also mentioned that the City of Winter Springs shall not extend Ita boundary be ­ yond Its service Une or a volun­ tary annexation unless there can be a discussion with the county. Seminole County Planner Tony Mathews spoke ~on this Issue during the meeting say; tng how this was a good time for the City o f Winter Springs to get together with Seminole County and the City o f Oviedo. This would be what the county calls a Joint County Agree­ ment. Mathews said later, "We want to make sure growth Is contained In a m anageable faalilon." Later, In a related topic, Commissioner Cindy Oennell asked City Manager Ron McLemore to address the lighting standards for the city and to come back With some recommends lions. Next up was the Oral public hearing for the adoption o f an ordinance regarding the Juris­ dictional wetlands for the B at­ tle Ridge property. It went from a Lower Density Residential lo Commercial on the future land use map classification. The E l T k fi J r i r r m KORA MEL BURTON Nora Mel Burton. 72. Lom­ bardy Road, Winter Springs, died Thursday. April 23. 1998. Mrs. Burton w as b om in O eorSurvivors Include husband, Ben: sons. Qene Weaver, D el­ tona. Wayne Weaver, Atlanta; Btepsons. Fred. Jack, both of Atlanta; brothers, John Hardy Jimmy Hardy, both o f Atlanta; slater, Nancy Searcy, Rockmart, Oa.: 9 grandchildren; 7 great-grandchildren. Family Funeral Care, Oviedo. In charge of arrangements. ELMO C. ELGIN ’ Elmo C. Elgin, 81. North Street. Longwood. died Friday, April 24. 1996. B om In Rich­ mond. Va., he moved to Cen­ tral Florida In 1942. Chief W arrant Officer- Elgin w as r e ­ tired from the Air Force. He w as s member o f Central Christian Drive-In. Orlando. He was « veteran of World W ar II and the Korean and Vietnam w a n . He waa a member of Veterans o f Foreign W ars. D is­ abled American Veterans and Retired Officers Association. Survivors include wife, LaVem e; daughter. Janet Fisher, Casselberry; brothers, Burke, Franklin. Alan, all of Richmond; sisters. Edna Plank, Oreencastle, Pa., Edith Rowh, Nellie Brtsendlne. Lor­ raine Worthman, all of Mechanlcsvllle. Va., Doris Repass, Richmond; 2 grand­ daughters; 2 great­ grandchildren. Baldwln-Falrehlld Funeral Home, Altamonte Springs, in charge o f arrangements. n m o N -C R o u cH Donna Kay Hlnson-Crouch, 51. W ild Holly Lane. Longwood, died Friday, April 24, 1998. B om In Baltimore. M d.. she moved to Central Florida In 1981. Mrs. Hlnson-Crouch waa a district a s k s m anager for Florida Radio Network. She donna A recommendation of the commission was made to a p ­ prove re-districting of the city and to request the first reading approval of an ordinance that establishes district boundaries to reflect the latest population. Tills Item was approved. was a Methodist. Survivors Include husband. Paul; daughters. Michelle M o r­ ton. Abingdon. Md., Laurie Hinson, Manhattan. N.Y.; step­ son, Paul Crouch Jr., M erced. Calif., step-daughter, Danlca. Alavaradejo, W inter Park; brother. Dean Hinson, Little Rock. Ark.; 2 grandchildren. Family Funeral Care. Oviedo, In charge o f arran ge­ ments. RUNETTA C. LITTLETON Runetta C. Littleton. 73. * Castle Brewer Court. Sanford, died Thursday, April 23. 1998 at Central Florida Regional Hospital. B om Oct. 8. 1924, In Balnbridge. Oa.. she moved to Central Florida from Queens, N.Y. Mrs. Littleton waa a homemaker. She w as a mem­ ber o f the St. Johns M.B. Church. Sanford. Survivors Include nieces. Mary Crawford Nottingham. Flora Crawford Redmond, both of Deltona. Ethel Lee Brown, St. Petersburg; sister-in-law, Essie Mae Crawford. Sanford. Wilson-Elchelberger M o rtu ­ ary. Inc., Sanford. In charge of arrangements. Timothy Melton WUUe Melton, Jr. . (407) 330-2811 W e B e lie v e I n T h e “O ld F a s h io n ” W a y • • • • 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 arc 100% refundable • the family selects cremation services • markers designed to specifications % 7 * BETTE ORAMKOW CHRIS NEAL JUaCHUTTBIAN G ramkow F uneral H ome since 1956 500 E. Airport Blvd., Sanford, FL 32773 322-3213 Compassionate v Professional A staff of semitive and padcnl professionals who care. ALBERT L. THOMPSON A1^ rt L. "Doc" Thompson. 80. South D uas Street. New Smyrna Beach, died Thursday. April 23. 1998 at Halifax medical Center. He w as b o m O c t 7. 1917, In Key W e s t Mr. Thompson w as a m aintenance wtglneer. He waa a m em ber of Sacred heart Catholic Church. Siurvtvora include wife. W illie Mae; sons. Rudolph O.. Alphua B., Albert A , all o f New Smyrna Beach; daughters. Catherine. Avia Toney, both of F t Myers, Pamela Champion. A n g e la : sister. Viola Lock­ ett New York. N.Y.; 18 gran d ­ children; 29 great­ grandchildren. Wilson-Elchelberger M o rtu ­ ary, Inc., Sanford, in charge o f arrangements. » F a m ily TTl«T»N F U N E R A L C A R E V Sowngs up to 30%*. Call for afree brochure and wleu. 7W lied IV* Loir Rd. OvckJo, a J2761 4 0 7 - 3 6 5 - 1 6 0 0 • h~J — N— d M I t a w A m u n m q.h l, Yes, I want to save up to 30%! Plow* tends fre t Informal ion package and video. M Name. Street. Cky _ Hamel . S tare____Zip ) ________________ felon M hnS, FvntJ fad IV« L*r ILL.Owtl* R U7M nw �BA Seminote Herald. Sanford Honda •Sunday. Apni 26 1998 Local attorney defends the right to bear arms By T o n y T tzx to HERALD C O RRESPO ND EN T W IN TER SPRIN G S • Try U> buy a gun In Florida. You ’ll undergo a background check, wait three days and liave to com plete a federal governm ent fonn before you ran qualify to own a hand glut Som e people argue that' this Is still not enough. The legal regulation of guns Is a highly contested area In A m erican law these days, in ­ cluding a proposition before the Constitutional Revision Conpnlttee. part o f the State Legislature, to allow counties lo require local background checks and extend the w aitin g period from 3 to 5 day's, l i t i s would also becom e part o f the Constitution. One o f the areas most ardent defenders o f firearm ownership nghts Is Attorney M ichael S ap orlto. Saporito Is a veteran p ro s e ­ cutor. defense attorn ey and Judge who served tn u pstate New York and now lives In W in ­ ter Springs. He Is m arried to Carol, his w ife o f 32 years und Is the father o f two. He was an attorney for som eone who w auled to start sellin g guns. Eventually he becam e a p a rt­ ner In the firm and moved to Florida. Saporlto points out that the fonn Itself Issued by the De­ partm ent o f Treasury's Alcohol. Tobacco and Firearm s D ivi­ sion. Is a very detailed docu­ ment In addition to the stan ­ dard governm ent questions. It asks you If you have any crim i­ nal history. Including dom estic abuse. In \our background. As part o f the new "Brady Law* there will be a national records check for every state In the U.S. starting Novem ber 1998. Saporlto also recounts a 1996 study by John Lott and Bigger, better Zellwood Sweet Corn Festival David Mustard, from the Uni­ versity o f C hicago School of Law. io find the significance o f gun control law s. The study found that allow in g citizen s without crim inal records or histories of m ental illness to carry concealed handguns d e ­ ters violent crimes. It also appears to produce an extrem ely small change In accidental deaths. T ile study goes on to say that If the whole country had the right to carry handguns. In 1992 alone, at least 1,570 m urders and over 4.100 rapes would have been avoided as well as 60.000 a g ­ gravated assaults. A s the study (>otnts out. with these p rovi­ sions In the law, com es In ­ creased property crimes. W hat the Loit and Mustard study says. Saporlto points out. is that states with reduced licensing have reduced h om i­ cides. W orking In the w h o le­ sale distribution o f firearm s ZK U .W O O I) - The Zellwood Sweet C o m Festival will lie 25 yean* old this year and the event prom ises to be one o f the biggest and best ever. T lie festival will lie held May 16 and 17 from 10 a.m. until 6 p.m. psom b, i » i r*m« W inter S prngs resident and attorney M ichael Saporlto. gone up. Saporito recalled wlint Charlton Heston said. "W ere It not for the Second Am endm ent and the fact that people own guns, that governm ent cannot take away our right." S ap orlto also echoes that It Is precisely the rights o f gun ow nership that keep this cou n try free and our safety secure. sln re 1977, selling to dealers only, Saporlto says that there are an estim ated 220 lo 250 million guns In the U.S.. and more than half of every h ou se­ hold owns a gun Saporlto says that In the state of California where the qualifying time to buy a gun has Increased to 15 bu sln rss days, the crime rale has a lso ir \a T lie meal salad, plenty cost Includes parking, a Including ham. potato baked beans, roll, and o f Z c llvo o d sweet com . Am ong the on stage features this year will lie Glenn Camp bell on Saturday and Charlie D anlrls on Sunday. with Cledus T. Judd both days. A c ­ tivities will include arts and crafts, souvenir T-shirts, and all the co m a person can eat. A co m husking coi *est will lie held Sunday with prizes. T lie festival Is sponsored by the Northwest Orange County Im provem ent A ssociation. All proceeds generated by the event, after operatin g ex­ penses. go back to the c o m ­ munity. Applications art- still bein g accepted for arts nnd crafts prospective exhibitors and spon sors. Cost for a one day ticket Is For additional Inform ation, phone (407) HHO 0014 or write to Zellwood Sweet C o m F e sti­ val. P.O. Box 628. 4253 I'onkan Road. Zellwood. FL 32798. m g B u ffe t 2508 S. French Ave„ Sanford 323-6166 EMPLOYEES O W N ER S To W hom II May Concern, Wo Dear V a lu e d C u s to m e rs , Due to t e c e n t have been em ployod al China King Buffet for 4 1/2 and 5 years and W F TV C h a n n el 9 w e a ^ ~ m - a v e r a g e o n J J J lmporta„t tacts have been would like to inform you that som e of your Action N ew s reports are totally untrue. You slate that M. Lam clo sed a business becau se of Health Violations and re-opened here. China King has been open for 5 years and Mr. Lam Sanford' Of the restaurants were taken The points in the survey on.ne CWna King Continued (ram P*|« 1A capital Im provements. 1 disagrees. only took o ver m anagem ent 2 years and 3 months ago. You also report w e h ave had filthy conditions and health violations in the past 2 1/2 years. W e h ave been here for oil our inspections : lowe the $255,346. "but Instead has a credit balance of $205,263." Knowles said the figures were gone over line by line by Daniels' attorney ' Charles Harrison In documents submitted to the city. "Each year was discussed with the city staJT and the results set forth tn Mr. Harrison's letter for each year with the money totals." Knowles explained. During March. Knowles said there were three meetings between Simmons and his Btaff. Daniels, his attorney and himself. "During these meetings, each expenditure claimed for Impact on the lease was examined and explained and a running total of the fiscal activities maintained.* He said. "Anything that came up was discussed for all parties to comment and record, but the city team did not appear to want to actively participate and gave the Impression they were waiting for someone else to tell them In what direction to go.* While Simmons trad earlier suggested that the matter be brought up for discussion at Monday's afternoon work session, on Wednesday, he informed the commissioners he believed It would be better If ft were placed on the agenda for the regular City Commission meeting beginning at 7 p.m. As work sessions do not allow public Input unless pre­ arranged or requested. Simmons suggested the formal meeting as It Is open to the general public. Objecting that the work session discussion had been canceled. Knowles says he plans to be on hand for both meetings. "It appears that the problem and solution Is now being stonewalled and the city Is actually pushing the matter into court.* Knowles said. Included In the Information regarding the matter, In preparation for Monday’s meeting, was a copy of a letter written August 10. 1984. from then-Clty Manager Knowles to Daniels, which Indicated the Mayfair Country Club was not In compliance with the lease, and owed the city back rent for a 12 -month period (June. 1983 through June, 19841 a total of $18,080.25. (percent of revenue minus cost of Improvements). The discussion of the city's lease with the Mayfair Is scheduled to be brought up during Monday night's city commission meeting. With a rather lengthy agenda however. It has been listed as Item 27. in a 32- Item agenda. $10 In advance or $12 at the gate for adults ngc 13 and over. Children tickets nre $4 in a d ­ vance o r $5 at the gate. C h il­ dren under four arc adm itted free. B y N ick P fc lfa u f HERALD S TA FF W RITER ur and the only violations w e 'v e had w ere before Mr. Lam took over. M aybe w e 'v e had warning of a utensil In r being placed in a sink it shouldn't have Hun Lung Inc. have maintained During two years ol have complied been In or pest control problems which e v e ry restaurant has esp ecia lly in Florida, but Mr. Lam is alw ays quick to correct any problem w e have and has done so all along. W hy don't you put ft} and rectified eveiy : ■} j assure _ liro you that onH inai we v*patronage, and ^ ^ aftordable to ca tr* p r ic e ’ a n d The ma that in your report? On your w eb site you show 18 other restaurants with many violations how ­ ev e r you only show Bam boo C a fe ' and China King on film, both C h in ese pleasant dining em ■V Restaurants. Could that be discrimina­ tion? A lso the w ay you show on your nagement ol China King com m ercials the kitchen of Bam boo C a fe ' and then our sign giv es the impression that is our kitchen and it is W not. ir* "A .v : W e understand you have a job to do and respect that fact but w e also have jobs and if our customers b elieve your C U STO M ER S To W hom it may concern: M y wife and I have been com ing to China King for years. W e have had very go o d service and food from this restaurant. I can sa y the food lias been of the the high­ est quality. find the food here delicious. T h e atm osphere and service very enjoyable and the prices are the best in town. I've been a regular custom er here since I m oved from N ew York 2 years ago. Donald C.Pritchett, Jr. Sanford, FL March 5, 1998 I have been com ing to China King for the past Iwo years and have n ever had any n egative experiences. T h e food is excellent, well prepared, and a vast selection is offered. It definitely is on e of the best values in Central Florida. O n three different occasions I have seen the ‘ negative’ reports and they s ee m to b e in accord with the current ‘ m edia mania* which seem s to continue to *6eat A Dead Horse*. Th ere are som e very serious infractions being com m itted on a regular basis with about every “fast food* franchise, but due to political affiliations these g o unreported due to their influence. China King 6hould not be ‘ sin gled out.* for any reason. I will continue to com e here and and bring my international friends. David G oodpaster, Casselberry. FL To W hom It M ay Concern, I am a frequent regular custom er of China King Buffet. I W e eat at China King almost every day a s d o our family and friends. O bviously if our restaurant w as as dirty as you report neither us or our families would eat here. W e can also assure you w e would not Prices and service are the best in this area. Jerry L Cornell, S u e Ann C om eil Sanford, FL reports w e will no longer be able to m ake a living. b e writing you this letter with our sig­ To W hom It M ay Concern, I h ave been a resident of Sanford since the 60's. I h ave n ever had anything but excellent food and service at China King, and I frequent this restaurant quite often. natures if w e thought It would backfire. A s frequent view ers of Channel 9 w e are very discouraged by the w ay this story w as handled and wonder if the Jim Brogdon Sanford, FL To W hom It M ay Concern, n ew s w e rely on every day is only half o f the story as this one is. P le a s e know this letter is to tell you our side of the. story as em ployees that W e h ave been eating h ere for the last several years, and h ave found the food to be excellent. In our opinion the restaurant is alw ays clean and sani­ tary, and the em p loy ees are efficient and courteous. W e love this place and w e will continue to dine here, as the food is excellent and reasonable and w e eat here at least twice a w eek. Mary F. Conway, W.M. Conway, Marty L e e Conway Sanford, FL William Conway, Clermont, FL want to get the story straight. Sincerely, A d / i/ .Super l u �•a Da’ Bomb Id y llw ild e’ s Ryan Anderson has the write stuff hears all... By J e ff Bertlnlcke A SS IS TA N T SPO RTS EDITOR Da Bomb b c z you won't find many m ore active gym classes than the ones at Stcnstrom Elem entary, Try finding even one piece o f trash lying around the W ilson E lem entary cam pus. Ds Bomb couldn't find any. Remember, Ds Bomb hasn't eaten at all o f the high schools y e t bu t lemme see som ebody top the Lyman cafe. Speakln ' of Lyman land, how 'bout labelng the guys bathroom at the lacrosse and football stadium . Da Bomb al­ most got a little too confused the other day. Idyllwilde student Ryan Andorson Is a Disnoy Dreamer and Doer. He wants to study ways to stop diabetes and hopes to be a writer one day. From tragedy to trium ph Complete Your Lyman senior has a heart By Courtney Leffew HERALD CORRESI*ONDENT By Courtney Leffsw HERALD CORRESPONDENT Jordan Hunt, a senior at Lyman High School was re­ cently awarded the Disney Dreamer and Doer Award. T don't know how deserving 1 am o f this award but I am grateful,* Hunt said. Originally b o m in Tu cson. Oklahoma. Hunt moved to Florida before entering fifth grade. Instantly his love for dram a and chorus cam e alive. W hile at Lyman Hunt h as pa rtici­ pated In alm ost every play and Is currently helping with the direction o f Greuse. In the chorus program Hunt is a stu ­ dent conductor. 'it has been a great experi­ ence. I have had so much fun,* expressed Hunt. Along with his acting and singing talents hunt holds a 3.4 QPA and Is enrolled In A d ­ vanced Placem ent and Honors courses. j Hunt's kind heart also ex­ tends to people In need. He tla a a a S e e Lym an , P a gs BA Hope W alton has turned her num erous tragedies into tri­ umphs which has In exchange given her llie opportunity to be named the Disney Dream er and Doer for Lake M aty High School. W alton has Heemed to over com e Die toughest o f situations her whole life, beginning at birth. When W alton's m other was six m onths pregnant, she went Into early labor. The couple went to the hospital, where they learned that a decision had lo be made: either the m other or baby was not going to survive. For W alton's dad, h r had to decide which one Ihnt would be. After som e praying, he decided he would not choose between the two. Th e um bilical chord was wrapped around W alton's neck and along with the la b o r bein g pre-m alure the chances were not good. The doctors said there was no hope but that did not stop this fam ily from m ak­ ing their own m iracle. *1 spent three months In the hospital. I had to have open heart surgery and the doctors had to use a m agnifying glass to see my tiny body, at least that's what they tell me,* W alton said. T h e re fo re , my parents decided to nam e m e Hope Victoria.* A nother rock was thrown In W alton's path, as she was b o m with a severe speech Im pedi­ ment, leaving her barely talk­ ing. W ith tim e and lots o f hard work W alton conquered the problem and presently sings In six choirs. W alton was raised as a 'm ilita ry brat* In Maryland and Virginia. Her father w as tn the services and then becam e a m inister while lier m other was a dedicated teacher. Obviously Ood. morals, and studies were u Ryan Anderson m ay have won the Disney Dream er and Doer Award for Id yllw ilde Elementary, but his sister. Christa, was Just as big a part o f the win. Christa, 14, has diabetes and Ryan wanted to do his es­ say about the struggles sh e copes with every day in figh t­ ing the disease. For the past few years, Ryan has been traveling to G ainesville every six months to write about life In the research departm ent o f the hospital that Is studying diabetes. *1 Just want to study all about It so I can find a cure for my sister,’ Ryan said. Ryan is a fifth-grader at Idyllwilde and he earns a l­ most all A's and he wants to be a writer one day. Th at's his favorite subject In school, but he's already gone farther than most writers go In o whole lifetim e. He writes and Illustrates h is own stories and shares them* dom. His mom shared In the award as well. *1 came hom e from sch o ol that day and told h er 1 think 1 would be representing my school at Disney W orld,’ he said. 'S h e got hysterical, then the teachers confirm ed It and she went crazy again.* Ryan’s m other nnd father, a form er m ajor league b a seb a ll player, have a lot to be proud of. So does his slater. with his class. Ryan recently created a character named Spy. a robot who solves crim es. *1 was Just thinking about It one day and 1 like crim e s to ­ ries and I like robots so It Just happened," he said. Those talents earned him the trip to Disney W orld last week to accept his award. A f­ ter the m om ln g cerem ony, he and his m other and sister b e­ came some o f the first people to tour the new Anim al K in g­ Evening and weekend classes , I Degree in Business' Management Minimum of 30 credits required for admission N ow accepting applications for the August term Placet C ity College 853 East Highway 436 Room One Casselberry, FL Time: 6 p.m. SOUTHEASTERN i i i it i i i r r T O RESERVE A SEAT A T THE M EETING PLEASE C A L L THE PRO G RAM OFFICE A T 800-318-4723, EXT. 8101 S < M n )m i< iK M I| h (M > [S | i« k S M h M r iS p S M n iU llS s W k S s a e m n v i I*»www «M«n<wn —<s e e \ —»t wmn —a sw sow >»■ , s iu n s n Page Private School p*3| Lake Mary student Hope Walton has known the highs and lows In Ufa. One ol them came wtien she was honored as a Dreamer and Doer by Disnoy. 90 Years Of Quality Education top priority In the household two older sisters. Pamela and which W alton Is very thankful Fulth moved to Geneva, where they spent a mere year. for today. 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Paiainetlie. and L iw Knlm eem ent O illi ft ot tin- Ye.u Spot lal ret ognltlon was also given to outstanding volunteers in the eointnnnilv It P P iH a .lo ln t U e s o ln llo n ot t 'o n g i r s s e s t a lills h e d May I .is I •*\ dl\ D.n Hit- significance o l L iv a ltv Day is to "celebrate o n r l-m lot am t p t l i l r in ou t r o t iu lr v . Its H ag H e r a ld a n d th e g lo a t p e o p le ...Still The For Local News S P O R T S • P E O P L E H E A L T H & F IT N E S S • BUSINESS 300 NORTH FRENCH AVENUE • SANFORD. FL 32771 PHONE: (407) 322-2611 FAX: (407) 323-9408 ot litis n a tio n * Die Post |D1 Mil ( 'n iim ian dri Is llatlev .tones and the Auxiliary Pn sidi til Is .lean II.null YPW District IH ( otnmatuler Is Sain Sueetm an and the V D Y D lstttit IH AllxlllUtV Ptesltlenl Is Alllta .1 I use H o n o rc ra : Deputy ol the Ye.u Petty D ieg g o is. Seminiile County. I tirllg h trrs ol the Year Kick Peters. 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I I .T274K (e iU ic rh Di i i i i i (ill 1100 IIID ili KEEP YOUR PET HIS HOME PURE With Radio Fence' • I ifetim c U . i i i .mis • I ice I U iiii .iich • I ICC II.ihu i Hv .Iicikc Video with I \er> (Juntc H o p e ---------------C o n tin u ed from Patfe 7A school nl Ptnry W oods In M is­ sissippi for five years before going to Lake Mary hrr senior year. "It was a grrat experience. It has It's good and bad points. The school teaches disciplin e and responsibility. They pre­ pare yon lor college. I Irft hom e at the age o f eleven Init I wanted to go. Overall. II depends on the child and the school. My sister. Faith, was there so I was not alone, which helped." said W al­ ton. "At bordering school you get more one on one h rlp (hough, the adjustment to Lake Maty was not bad. with I lie a s ­ sistance from my mom who has taught there for several years." Crow ing up In a family which W allon com pares to "Leave II to Heaver", she describes her childhood as typical. Die fam ily traveled a lot which has given W alton d ie opjx/rt unity to visit many different places In (h e United S tales and overseas. Although her favorite Is Torino. Spain. "I can't describe the place. It's sim ply breath-taking and L ym a n ------------C o n tin u ed from Page 7A has been working with ph ysi­ cal and mentally handleajiped children most o f whom he keeps close contact with. Ills main object In life Is serving God. Hunt Is un active in rin lxT o f Tuskaw llla United Methodist Church, with his tough school schedule and ex­ tracurricular activities Hiuit docs not get to spend as much time us he would like though. A fler graduation Hunt plans on attending Florida Southern C ollege In L ik rla n d . w herr he will be m ajoring in S ociology uiul Religion. He hopes other students will keep un open inlnd at all times, live life to the fullest und always love everyone. Three factors that have helped him along Ills way. W hether It be acting on stage or assisting tile under irlvtlrged. Hunt will do well as it* has done his four years at Lym an High. If he ever gets a free m o ­ ment lo spare look for Hunt on the sidewalks ro ller­ blading along, one o f his fa ­ vorite hobbies. f Ih m i i I i Ii i I I w ill (I r lln lt r ly r e tu rn one day." expressed W alton. Africa Is next on her list ol places to visit. As for Paris and L in d o ii she loved them also. W allon says. "It's awful though that so many people have ncvci been out o f the state ol Florida. They have never even seen snow and don’ t know how much lile th cic Is outside ol Florida.* T ile tornadoes that tore across Central Florida In late February hit W alton’s house d r stroylug everything, placing a n ­ other m isfortune In ihr fam ily's hands lo cope with. T h e tornado hit around I2:d5 a.m. that night and I was up doing homework. The roof cam e o ff the house and part of the kitchen was on top of Ih r ear which was outside. My dad was trying to gel us down stairs, we made It to the bottom o f the staircase when the wind starting sucking him out o f the house. We all held on lo each o ilie r with and prayed. Thunk God we w err all awake because trees collapsed In my sisters room und (he walls In my bedroom and parents fell. Their bed spread was found two hundred miles away from our house. We prayed afterwards and then sung songs. I went Into shnrk when I looked up and saw the sky while I wus still inside Ihc house." said W alton. Soon W allon learned how much L ik e Mary cured for It's fellow neighbors. The sch ool raised $11,000 for the W allon und Fillmore fam ilies. Currently at L ik e Mary, W al­ ton Is Involved In the N ational Honors Society. Cultural Awareness Society und Golden Fleece. She was ulso chosen for W ho's Who Am ong High S chool Students. Singing Is a passion o f W al­ ton's which Is shown by the six choir groups she Is a m em ber o f including: Concert Choir. Madrigals. Odyssey, G ospel. General Women und Advanced Women Choir. "My ability to sing Is not a talent, though, only u gift that God has given to me." said W al­ ton. As for the next 10 yeurs o f W alton's life, she plans on a t ­ tending Hampton U niversity along with her sister Faith. W al­ ton will be m ajoring In m arket­ ing and receiving her m inor In music. T feel like my life has been one lag lesiiin oiiv Fot invscll. I lold her lo never let anyone see know II I keep God lirsi m my you i rv and to always keep a life- I call make it lliiou g li si bool sm ile on your tan- and your head held high. II you keep and lile." W alton said W alton's words ol uisdom are sm iling eventually you will have liasli rules lo live by and what som ething lo sm ile for. has gotten her through many ilic s e m les have io n ic dldlcullU-H. 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N o w the S em in ole softball team , c o n sistin g o f m an y p la y e rs w h o have b een th ro u g h the c a rn age o f the last few y e a rs, are perched for a b erth In the state reglon als. First, there's the b u sin e ss o f ge ttin g th ro u g h districts w h ic h start T u esday. S em in ole h a s h om e field a d v an tage In the to u rn a m en t a n d sh o u ld b e con sidered the favorite to take the district crow n, their first since 1979. Except for on e thing. If pitching, a s C o n n ie M a c k on ce said. Is 90 percent o f the g a m e. S em in ole h a s n othin g. W e ll, not really. B u t M a rla D u v all, w h o h a s th ro w n Just a b o u t every pitch for S em in ole all season , suffered tw o bro k e n b o n e s In h e r face after sh e w a s hit by a line drive ea rlie r this week. S h e Is o u t for the y e a r a n d (aces reconstructive su rg e ry next T h u rsd a y . . S o coach D ave R ogers, w h o deserve* a l o t . o f credit for w e a th e rin g the storm o f the past few y e a rs to tu rn the p ro g ra m a ro u n d , tu rn ed to sh ortstop M o n d y P rld d y to take the hill for districts. New problem. W hen Prlddy took the hill Thursday night, she w as told by umpires that her pitching motion was Illegal. But Rogers is one of the sunniest, most en­ thusiastic coaches In the county. He hasn't gotten down despite the fact that he will have a sophomore, Katie Hoffman, who has never pitched a varsity game, trying to get the 'Notes through districts. It would have been so easy for Rogers to be In a panic Friday, b u t Instead, he sounded Just as he as all season. He had the sound of a winner. Seminole doesn't have a walk to the finals which would guarantee a spot In the reglon­ als. but the 'Notes were 8-2 In the district this season and dominated most of their bracket. Pine Ridge will probably await In the finals, but by then, Seminole will have already ac­ complished more than they ever could have dreamed of when the team was on the bad end of some beatings In the past few years. Seminole started to turn It around at the end of last year. Without a senior on the ros­ ter. Seminole started to play better by the end and gave a strong effort In the first round of districts before falling. During the off-season, the 'Notes were hurt by some player defections, but the core group, led by Kelley Langton and Sherri EUand, both o f whom are am ong Seminole's four seniors, stayed around and opened up this season playing well. Amanda M ustakls packs a wallop at the plate and Prlddy. fak rita Bryant and Angela Keefer can also pound the ball. ass J o * ORLANDO _ Th is m ay sound strange, but Oviedo High School baseball coach Kcnnc Drown wasn't concerned prim arily with whether his tram won o r not Friday night when the L i­ ons visited the B oone Braves. W ith the OA-Dlstrlct 3 tournament • the first round o f the Class 6A state playoffs - scheduled to begin Monday at Lyman High School. Brown was m ore concerned with how his team played ... results at this point didn't matter. "It's not Uke w e were shooting for a 20-wln season o r anything like that." Brown said. "Right now. that doesn't m ean a thing. W hat I wanted to see was If w e're ready to play next week. And I'm pleased with what I saw to n igh t.' Again, that m ay sound strange, com ing as it did after the Lions (14-11) squandered n 7-1 second-inning lead In a 10-9 loss to the Braves. But Brown had his reasons for walking away from the defeat feeling good. "We defeated ourselves tonight.* said Brown. “We let the gam e beat us. If we make the plays we're capable o f making, w e win the game. And even though we let a six-run lead get awny, we allowed intensity for seven Innings. W e didn't get down and give up. W e battled back. That's Oviedo Doons BRAVES 10. LIONS 9 381 010 0 . 0 7 8 138 001 Z . 10 6 3 M m u i » W i t n n |3|. Slrtncyrt (A). Ilurltanan (61 « imI Fr«»l tnlmirRnm. Wiley III. TruRr*er 13). Miller |6|. Ray 17) and Kuril. Wl* _ Miller. U ’ . Slrmeyer 11 -3). Save . Ray. 311 . Oviedo. Ferrell (51 Knapp (61. and Orayaon HI; Honor. OH tirrt 3(1 . none. HR _ Oviedo. Orayaon III and Krvdn (5); lluunr. I\>pe and Miller. Kerurda • Oviedo 14-11. what I wanted to see." After scoring two runs without the benefit o f a hit In the first Inning. Oviedo erupted for five n m s on three hits In the second. L a n y Grayson hit a solo hom e run (hln first o f the season ) while Guy Erwin added a three-run hom er (hln fifth o f the year). Justin Holmes, who singled and eventually scored on n pass ball In the second, scored Oviedo's eighth run when he came home on Scott Ferrell's two-out hit-and-run double In the third. But no sooner had Oviedo built the lead than It began to unravel. Boone, which got a so lo home run from Puul Pope In the bottom o f the first, scored three unearned n m s In the second and four m ore unearned runs tn the third as they rallied to take a 9-8 lead. Oviedo tied the score In the top o f the fifth when Ben Knapp doubled and scored on a sin ­ gle by Grayson. Boone plnted the winning n in In the bottom o f the sixth when Adam M iller led o ff with a walk, m oved to second on a wild p lck off throw, a d ­ vanced to third on a sacrifice bunt, nnd scored on a wild pitch. Th e Lions had thetr chances, stranding 10 runners on base. In the first, sixth, and seventh Innings. O viedo left the bases loaded. Grayson led Oviedo's seven-hit attack with a hom e run. double, and a single w hile Erwin had his three-run home run. Ferrell had a double, a run, and an RBI. Knapp doubled and scored a nut. Holm es added a single and three runs scored. Jerem y Frost and Lawrence Pultz each scored a nm. Oviedo goes Into the QA-Dtstrlct 3 tournam ent as the sixth seed In the six-team field. Th e L i­ ons will play No. 3 seeded Lyman at 8 p.m. Monday at Lyman. That gam e will follow a 5 p.m. m atchup between No. 4 Lake Howell and No. 5 DeLand. On W ednesday. No. 1 Lake Mary faces the w inner o f Lake Howell-DeLand at 5 p.m . and No. 2 Lake Brantley takes on the w inner o f Lymnn O virdo at 8 p.m. The chnmplonshtp gam e will be at 7 p.m. on Friday. W.S. Fury BOB ROBINSON AW ARD W INNER , fV SANFORD _ It was Incorrectly reported in Friday's Herald that T m Raines Jr. had won the Bob Robinson Award at Seminole High School when In fact the honor went to T m '» cousin Ned Raines III (No. 20, left). Ned. a senior outfielder, has improved as much aa an player on the Seminole team and ha* become one of the top offen­ sive threats for coach Mike Powers' No. 4 Class 5A State Ranked Fighting Seminoles. He is also an outstanding defensive player and ona of the fastest of the Tribe's players. Seminole (20-8) wB host the Ctass 5A-District 5 Tournament at Historic Sanford Memorial Stadium on Rinkar-Stenstrom Field starting Tuesday with two games beginning at 4 p.m. and 7 p.m. The Tribe, the top seed, w i open play at 7 p.m. on W ednes­ day. . -V- i F‘ ••I-- ' Alaqua Lakes joins Audobon program By Jeff BotUalcko A SS IS TA N T SPO RTS EDITOR LONGWOOD _ Alaqua Lakes Country Club doesn't open until September, but It's already achieved a unique distinction among Florida golf courses. The 170-acre golf course designed by renowned golf ardiltect Tom Fazio, has been accepted to the A u ­ dobon International Signature Cooperative Sanctuary Program. Since the plans were originally announced and con­ struction got underway, land development manager Tom Spence has reiterated that the construction plans are designed to work with the environment and the construction firm has spared no expense, some­ times even spending extra, to maintain a healthy rela­ tionship with the environment. Alaqua Lakes rests right alongside the Wekiva River basin and Is home to many forma of wildlife. Admission to the Audobon program la a unique honor. Officials from Audobon review all design and construction plans before work starts and visit the site regularly to monitor compliance. In addition, the golf course must maintain rigorous standards for wildlife management, water quality, waste management and a natural resources manage­ ment plan to ensure the commitment to the environ­ ment. "We're thrilled,* said Michael Moser, director of golf ' Alaqua, Fags 3S wins Girls Under-12 soccer State title 3 CAPE CORAL _ The Winter Springs Fury, a girls under 12 soc­ cer team, won the State Cham pi­ onship this past weekend at Cape Coral. This President's Cup victory caps a series of tournaments around the State where over 60 teams were en­ tered and all but one eliminated. To advance to the championship, the FUry won the Region B Re­ gional Cup with victories over the Seminole Saturn 4-0 tn the semifi­ nal and Clay County United 3-1 in the final. At the State Cham pionship round robin, the Fury defeated the Tallahassee Dragons 2-0. the Clearwater Chargers 3-1 and tied the Plantation Eagles 2-2. In the championship round the Fury's offensive punch was pro­ vided by Sasha Coggins with three goals. Holly Peltser with two and Cassandra Bailey and Kimberly German with one each. The Fury were anchored on de­ fense by Christina Saenz at sweeper and Caltlln Mahoney at goalkeeper. Team members Include Caltlln Mahoney. Amanda Wallace. Kim­ berly German. Kelly Oerman and MacLean Wade o f Lake Mary. Christina Saenz. Jenny Flynn and Lauren Rainey of Altamonte Springs. Sasha Coggins and A n a Qonzalez of Winter Park. Holly Peltxer and Shannon Hickey of Maitland. Cassandra B alk y and Katie Am helm o f Orlando, and Amanda Rodrigues and A a h k y Spooner of Oviedo. The Fury are coached fay Tim Oerman and Wayne Bailey with Mark Dillon a s trainer. Lake M ary High boys’ basketball team feted ■y Jeff Bazliatek* ASSISTANT SPORTS EDITOR LAKE M A R Y . Didn't the Lake Mary boys basketball end In January? Isn't that when scorer Paul Belk went down hard against Lake Brantley and never got up? Surely there was no way anybody could pick ix> that kind of alack, especially with the Rams struggling with Belk already In the fineup. If that wasn't enough, shouldn't a aeries of of heartbreaking losses, capped off by a dagger In the heart from Oviedo In the seconds, have been enough to destroy the Rams? . It only made them stronger. Ben Kersenbrock, already a leading rebounder, turned Into Dennis Rodman without the tattoos. Randy Abram s started shooting the ball and found he could hardly miss from anywhere Inside the halfcourt line. Point guard Jerome Bingham stopped playing catch with the other team. In the middk. Jam al Harrison returned to the team and combined with Robbie Shapiro to give the Rams some twin towers and Jermaine Joubert never complained about being sixth-man. The Rams got hot. Inflicted revenge on Oviedo and earned the second trip to reglonals in school history. The year waa finally capped off Thursday night at U m acu an Country Club as coach Mike Oaudreau hosted the season­ ending banquet. Belk. Kersenbrock. Joubert. Bingham. Shaptro, Abram s and Harrison were among the seven o f nine seniors who played their last game for the Rams this season. The team returns inexperienced, but that wasn't on anyone's mind Laks Mary boys’ baakmbal coach Mfca (far right) ' baskstbaM banqust senior's Randy Abrams (from Ml at right) Paul Bon Karsonbrock and Robbia Shapiro look on. �20 •Semirvoi* HernW, Santofd. Rond* •Sunday. April 26. 1998 Je ff----------------------Continued from Page IB S e m in o le a ls o p la y s w e ll fu n d a m e n t a lly w h ic h Is th e k e y g o in g In to d is tric ts . T h e y a ls o h a v e s o m e th in g to p la y for. D u v a il Is b a r k tn s c h o o l, m is s in g o n ly o n e d a y iK’ lo re r e t u r n in g d e s p ite h e r v isib le in ju rie s . H ie te a m s ig n e d n b a ll fo r h e r a n d h a s d e d i­ c a te d th e s e a s o n to D u v a ll. T h e re Is n o t h in g In s p o rts a s In s p ir in g a s a te a m d e d ic a tin g its e lf to a fa llen c la s s m a te a n d S e m in o le Is sk y h ig h lit c o n fid e n c e . it*s a g o o d e q u a tio n . l>ook fo r th e "N olcs to p u ll o u t d is tr ic ts a n d g o fa rth e r th a n th e y h a v e g o n e In n e a r ly 2 0 y e a r s . IN B R IE F W IN TER SPRING S _ Th e top two teams In the City o f W inter Springs Men's Monday Night Polar Bear Slow pttrh Softball League scored big runs In w inning this week. League-leading Sem inole Power Sports got pressured, but still ro lled to a 17-11 triumph over Krrrym an's Pub. while Orlando Ale House bounced back from last week's loss to SPS to down the Golden Gloves 12-2. Sem inole Power Sports Is now 7-1 on the season with Orlando A le House (0-2). Kerrytnan's Pub (2-6) and the Golden Gloves (1-7) trailing. Doing the dam age for Sem inole Pow er Sports w ere Ron Prager (5-for-6. four nins scored). G eorge Faullk (4-for-5. five runs seorcdl. Brian Tw tlley and Chris B arganier (4 for 5 and two runs scored each) and David Hodges (3-for-5. one run scored). Leading Kcrrym an’s Pub w ere Ray Maushand (4-for-4. tw o runs scored). C lint Provau (2-for-3. one run scored). Doug D avis (2-for-4. two runs scored) and J e ff Sm ith (2for-5. two runs scored ). Powering Orlando A le House w ere Santl Please see Briefs, Page 3B SEMINOLB COUNTY BCC PR OJECTS: Project *FC-143-St/BJC. Project Till# Indian Hill* W*t*r Treatment Plant Improvement. Document *1491 Opening 0*1# Jun« 3. 1994 tl 2 00pm. local dm# Pt# Bid Confaranca Me, 12. 19M For Information on any of Iha S# minol# County BCC prefect* pl#a*a call Information on Demand. Inc . 407-974-0020 Publish April 2 f, IS M OEP-244 NOTIC* NOTICE IS HEREBY given that •aalod bid* wiS bo r*c*nr*d by Orlando Sanlord Airport Authority In th* Board Room al Ona Rad Cleveland Boulevard. Suita 200. Orlando Sanford Airport, al 10 00 a m on May t*t. 1 1 1 1 at which time bid* Mill be opened lor the cone true-' lion of INTERIM MODIFICATIONS PARKING TO LOT A ORLANDO SANFORD AIRPORT Any btd received attar the tpecifled Ume and data will not be conaldered A Pre-Bid Conference Mill be held tor the purpose ol provid­ ing an overview ol the modifica­ tion* and to an*M*T any qua*I'on*. Mhich might aria* All bidder* am requested to m**t on April 21th IS M . at 2 00 PM L a s t S e c o n d S h o t : It would be great to see O rlan d o get c MTV/)A foam , nut If the owners call tt the Dazzle or Rams--------Continued from Page IB Thursday. Ii w as a night lo eelebrn tr. Freshm an coach G reg Turner lauded his loam which went 11-4 on the season and won the unofficial conference title. "These kids Just hated to lose," Tu rn er said. Trevor Bcrryhlll won the team txaderhlitp Award, Anthony Bowm an took the C oach's Award and Dwayne Legal N otices Winter Springs softball Legal Notices Legal N otices Legal Notices ■n Ih* Board Room ol th* Terminal Building Copra* ol bid document* may bo obtained at no coal by calling Jon Oleten, Ortand Sanford Airport. 40T/323-OM3 Bid document* have bean prepared by HNTB Team. Orlando. Florida Any tonhcomrmng addenda will ba providad only lo plan holdar* who have received than docu­ ment* from Orlando Sanford Airport Tha Ownar will not ba raaponalbl* lor potential bid­ der* who receive document* bom other eource* or lor u*o ol mcomplet* eat* ot document* Each bid than bo accompanied by • Btd Bond or cashier's chock tn tha amount of I V ol th* baa* bid. a* evidence ot good taith Each bid ah*II be mad* in alrtcl accordance with th* inatruebon* to Bidder*, and all applicable condition# and roquiromonta tpacified In the protect"* bid document*. The auccaaaful bidder. It any, will b* noli lied altar Ih* owner ha* awarded th* contract. Th* Ownar ratarva* Ih* right to r*t*ct any and all bide, to wahr* any informaliti** or Irragularittoa ol bid*, or lo accept any bid in part, lor Ih* ben*til of th* Owner Jon Oioaon Director ol Maintenance S Fact lit tea Publith April 24. IS. IS. IS M 0EP-2FS Legal Notices Legal Notices PUBLIO NOTICS Th# Dialnct Board ot Truataa* ol Sammola Community Collaga announce* a public maating to which aft paraon* era Invitad Oat* and Tima: Tueaday, May IS , ISSS, S:00 p.m. PLACE Board Room. SCC Adimniatration Building PURPOSE Operating Budgat Workshop This arorkitiop la held In order to comply with the budget aubmlaalon raqulrament by tha Oiviaion ol Community Collagea A copy ol the agenda may bo obtained by writing lo E Ann McOoo, Preaident. Seminol* Community Coliogo, 100 Weldon Boulevard, Sanford, Florida H f f t . or by calling US-1010 and arranging lor an aganda to bo mailed or era li­ able lor ptek-up. Peraoni ore odviaed that. II lh#y dec id# lo sppool any deci­ sion mad# al Uiaaa maatinga/haannga, thay will naod a record ol the proceed­ ing* and lot ouch purpoa#. they may rtaad lo inauro I hat a ver­ batim record ol Iho proceed­ ing* la mad*, which record include* the laatimony end evi­ dence upon which th* appeal I* to bo baaed, per Section f i t 010S. Florida Statute* Service* wiU be available to participant* with eeneory impairment! It raquoatod al laaal on* weak In advance Plea** notify Dr McOoo, aocro­ tary to tha board. M tha a* aorvice* ara needed PutXrah April t l . 1SSS DEP-241 m tub omourr c o u r t or tub bm ntbim tn JUD IC IAL CIRCUIT IN AND SO* SSMINOLS COUNTY. FLOM DA CASS S S Trd S II-D N -S S -A UNDA D BROOKS-JACKSON. PETITIONER. VS. TOMMY LEE JACKSON. RESPONDENT. NOT ICE OP ACTION TO TOMMY LEE JACKSON WHOSC LAST KNOWN ADDRESS WAS 11MORANQC AVENUE SANFORD. FLORIDA 3IFFI TOU ARC HEREBY NOTIFIED THAT AN ACTION FOR DISSO­ LUTION OF MARRIAOE HAS BEEN FILED AOAINET YOU AND YOU ARE REDUIRIO TO SERVE A COPY OF YOUR WRITTEN OEFENSEf. IF ANY, TO IT ON LINDA 0 BROOKSJACKSON. PETITIONER. WHOSE ADDRESS IS 1104 POMEORAMITE AVENUE SANFONO. FLORIDA U T T I . ON OR BEFORE STth 0AY OF MAY, IS M . AND FILS THE ORtOINAL WITH THE CLERK OF THE COURT EITHER BEFORE SER­ VICE ON THE PETITIONER. OR IMMEDIATELY THEREAFTER, OTHERWISE A DEFAULT WILL BE ENTERED AOAINET YOU FOR THE RELIEF DEMANDED IN THE COMPLAMT/PET1TION PUT FORTH. DATED ON THIS 22nd DAY OF APRIL. IM S . MARYANNS MORSE CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT BY Luanci* Woodley A* Deputy Clerk Publish April M . and May 3. 10. I T . 1SM 0EP-SS4 IN TH E CIRCUIT COURT FOR SSMINOLS COUNTY. FLORIDA FROBATS DIVISION Fils Number S S .3 4 I-C P IN RE ESTATE OF NAOMI B CROSSLEY. Deceased NOTICE OF ADMINISTNATION (On* PR) Th* administration ot th* eatat* ot NAOMI 0 CROSSLEY. deceased. Ftl* Number S4-34SCP. I* pending in the Circuit Court lot Seminole County, Florida. Probata Diviaion. the address of which ti PO Dravrer C Sanlord. Florid* 32772-MSS Th* name and oddraai of the Personal Rapraaanlaliv* and Ih* Personal Rapreaentativa'a attorney are set forth below ALL INTERESTED PERSONS ARE NOTIFIED THAT All paraon* on Mhom this nolle* I* aarvad Mho have obfoctiona that challenge th* validity ol Ih* Will. Ih* qualifi­ cations ol Ih# Pattonal RapratanUliv*. venue, or |uiiadiction of Ihi* Court are required to file their obiecliona Mith thi* Court WITHIN THE LATER OF THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM All creditor* ol Ih* decadent and olhar parsons having claim* or damanda against decadsnfa estate on Mhom a copy ol this nolle* ia served Mithm three month* altar Ih* dal* ol th* First publication of thi* nolle* mu*I til* lhaif claim* Mith this Court WITHIN THE LATER OF THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM All olhar craditor* of Ih* dec* • dant and parson* having claim* or damanda against th* dece­ dent'* aatats must III* (halt claims Mith this Court WITHIN THREE MONTHS AFTER THE 0ATB OF THE FIRST PUBLICA­ TION OF THIS NOTICE ALL CLAIMS. OEMANDS AND OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED WILL BE FOREVER BARRED Th* dot* ol Ih* first Publication of this notice I* April >*lh. IS M JANET C NARVAEZ SOI 4 Coco Plum Way Sarasota, Florid* 94241 Edwin L. Williamson Florida Bar No 0144T40 GILES A ROBINSON. P.A 3S0 N. Ormnga Avanue, Sulla COO Orlando, Florida 32*01 Telephone (407) 42S-3ES1 Publish. April tS. and May 3. IS M DEP-I4S IN TN S CIRCUIT COURT OF TU B B IS H T IIN T H JUDICIAL CIRCUIT FOR S B M IN O U COUNTY, FLORIDA PRO BATS DIVISION PILB N O .t SS-SSS-CP IN RE: ESTATE OF CR ISTO N L. JOHNSTON. SR., a/k/a CRESTON L JOHNSTON 0*ceased. NOTICS OF ADMINISTRATION Th* administration ol th* estate ol CRESTON L. JO H N ­ STON. SR . a/k/a CRESTON L. JOHNSTON dacaaaod, Fit* Number M-2I3-CP, to ponding In Ih* Circuit Court for Somtnol* County, Florida. Probole Division, tha address ol which I* 301 N. Park Avonuo, Sanford. FL 327Tt-OMS. Th* noma* and addraaaaa ol Ih* personal representative and Ih* personal representative'* attor­ ney ere sat forth below. AH inlaraatad portent art required lo Kto with tllto court WITHIN THRES MONTHS OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTIOE: (1) all claims against th* oatito and (2) any obfection by an interested par­ son on whom this nolle* I* aarvad tha I challenge! Ih* validity pi th* wW. Ih* qualifica­ tion* ol the personal represen­ tative. venue, or luriadictlon of th* court ALL CLAIMS AND O BJEC­ TIONS NOT SO F IIS 0 WILL BE FOREVER BARRED. Publication ol this Notice hot begun on April M th, IS M . Personal Representative RICHARD E. JOHNSTON 1041 N S. Lake Strool Longwood. FL StTSO Attorney tor Para anal Ropre*amative: Thomas R. Townsend. Jr. THOMAS R. TOWNSEND. JR.. P.A. SB* B. Florida Avenue RockJodg*. FL SSIM (402) *32-4*44 Publish. April M . and May 1, IM S ocp-ns PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT ON Tueaday April 21th, IM S . at 10 00 a m Eaalern Ume at premia** of Sunahin* Specie Iliei 2401 Clark Road. Apopka FL U M 0 . Ih* undaratgned will a*II at public tale to Ihe tugheel bidder *H ot If* right, lido and ml*rati in and lo Ih* following deathbed property at to. where I*, lo wN: On* |1| IS M Volvo Modal L I 70 Wheel Loader SN SI74-I70-CAC TERM S OF TH E SALBi A minimum Down Fay me nr *t I l k In either caah, certified or cashier * check al th* lima ol tale with Ih* balance du* within 1* hours Th* undersigned reserve* Ih* rigtil to bid FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT: Bradford H Pinney at (*0F) MO-0032 O R II Ctedil Alliance Inc 2100 Maitland Cantar Parkway Suit* 400 Maitland. Florida U7I1 Publish April t l 21 ISM OCP-204 in t n i ciacurr court OF T N I B IO N TB IN TN JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, M AND PON SEM INO UI COUNTY, PLONIOA. CAM NOl M -I 44S-0R-S1-K IN RE THE MARRIAOE OF CAROL L COMINSKV. Potifionat/Wif*. and BIRNAR0 J. COMINSKV, Reapondenl/Hut band NOTICS OF ACTION TO 0ERNAR0J COMINSKV YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED the! a duly aworn Pallium lor Oisaolution ol Morrlogo boon Med in Ih* ebuve-siyied Court by CAROL L COMINSKV. the Illusion, as expected, l hope they go somewhere else. Magic Is bad enough. Lowery was team Most Valuable Flayer. Next up was Kym Gaudreau's Junior varsity team, most o f w hom will probably make up the major! ly o f next year's varsity team. Mike W icks won the Hustle Award. Eric Bean w on the Uebounder Award. Alex Anderson won Defensive Award and Nick Anthony finished with the Coach's Award. Thrn, Mike G audirau spoke. He talked fondly o f the nine seniors, eight o f whom played together all four years at Lake Mary. Th ey earned their second regional trip In school history and got maybe the biggest win In school history with Its victory over Oviedo In the sem i­ finals o f districts to ensure a trip to the reglon als. Gaudrcau spoke for several m om ents on each player, then announced his awards. Legal Notices P.-liboner You ere required to i n i # a copy ol your written detente* if any la th# said Peiilmn tor Dissolution ol Marriage lo Petitioner"* attor­ ney MARK t HERR ESQUIRE ol LAW OFFICE OF MARK E HERR whose post office addle** i« Po*l Office Bo* 420337 Oviedo Florida 327620337. within 34 DAYS (ANSWER DATE MAY 13. I»M | of Ih* Publication ot this Notice end lit# the original with Hie Clerk uf thi* Court either before aervre# on Petitioner'* attorney or Immediately thereutter olhernvrte a default will be entered lor the relief demanded in the Petition WITNESS my hand end seal ol Ihi* Court on thi* Rth day ol APRIL 1934 (SEAL) MARYANNE MORSE Clerk of th* Circuit Court Oy Nancy R Winter Deputy Clerk Publish April 12 19. 26 end M^y 1 1994 DIPI3I IN TH 8 C IR C U IT COURT FOR BBM INOLI COUNTY, FLORIDA PROBATB OIVtBION File Number ••■300.CP IN RE ESTATE OF OPAL L BAKER. Deceased NOTICE OF ADMINISTNATION (Ona PR) Th* administration ol Ih* *4141* ol OPAL L. BAKER, dacaaaad. Fit# Number Si-300CP. I* pending in Ihe Circuit Court for Seminol* County. Florida. Probal# Division, th* addrast ol which it PO Drawer C Sanlord. Florida 33223-0440 The name and addret* of Ih* Personal Representative and Ih* Personal Represents Itv*"a attorney ar* aat forth below ALL INTERESTED PERSONS ARE NOTIFIED THAT: All paraon* on whom thi* notice Is aarvad who hav* oblectlon* that challenge th* validity of th* Will, th* qualifi­ cation* ot th* Personal Rapraaantattv*. vanu*. or (urtadiction at this Court era required to til* thole obfoebon* with this Court WITHIN T H t LATER OF THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY 0AYS AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM All creditor* of Ih* decadent and olhar persona having claim* or damandi ogalnat decedent'* estate on whom a copy ot Ihi* nolle* to aarvad within thro# month* altar th* data ol th* tint publication ol this nolle* mual Ido Ihoir claim* with this Court WITHIN THE LATER OF THREE MONTHS AFTER THE 0ATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM. All other craditor* ol th* dece­ dent and persons having claims or damanda against Ih* dece­ dent"* oatol* mual tile Ihair claim* with thi* Court WITHIN T H M I MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICA­ TION OF THIS NOTICE ALL CLAIMS. DEMANDS AND OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED WILL BE FOREVER BARRED The dais ol Ih* Hr*! Publication ol Ihi* nolle* la April 24Ih. IM S BILLY W BAKER 2430 Pleasant Dnv* Longwood. Florida 32220 Edwin L. Williamson Florida Bar No 0144240 GILES I ROBINSON. PA 300 N Orange Avonuo, Suit* S00 Orlando, Florid* 32101 Telephone (402) 426-3401 Publish: April 24, and May 3, IM S DEP-241 in tns omourr court OF T N I B IO N TB IN TN JUDICIAL CIRCUIT m AND FOR •■M MOLS COUNTY, FLORIDA CASS (M - 1ST4-OR-OS-A IN MAARIAOt DISSOLUTION DANIEL M. RAOETSKT VS LESLIE M RAOETSKT NO TICS OF ACTION OF CIS SOLUTION OF MAR M AC S TO: LESLIE M. RAOETSKT YOU ARE HERESY NOTIFIED lhal on action lot dissolution ol marriage hat boon Mod against you and you Of* required lo oorv* a copy ol your written delens**, II any. to II on 0ANIEL M. RAOETSKT. Ih* Petitioner whoa* address I* 200 W 20th St., Sanlord. FL 82771 on or boloro MAT 27th. IS M •nd Mo th* original - with th* dark ol this court be lor* ser­ vice on Petitioner or ImmodiOlety there*Iter II you loll to do *o. a default will be entered agalnal you lor th relief demanded in Ih* petition. WARNING: Ruto 1I.2 M Florida Family Law Rule* al Procedure, requires certain automatic diecloture ol document* and tnfor­ mation Failure lo comply ecu rcaull In sanction*. Including (kamUaal or striking ol pleadWITNESS my hand and tha •aal ol tfito court on April 21 iL tm MARYANNE MORSE CLERK OF THE COURT By Patricia F. Mill* Deputy Clark Publish April 2S. and May S. 10. 17. IM S OEP-212 __________ Legal N otices___________ NOTICE OF AQBNCY ACTION TA K IN N T TNS ST. JOHNS RIVEN WATSR MANAOBMSNT DISTRICT Natic* Is given that th# following permit was issued on April 10th. 1996 Over*treat Investment Company. 200 E Robinson 014**1. Orlando. Florida. (Suita 070). 32001. permit #400-1 170410 ERP Th# profacl It loctltd in Seminol* County Section 3. 4. I. 10 S tt. Township 20 South. Rang* 20 East Th* pormil authorises construction and operation ol a gravel entranc* road Th* pro­ posed road will bo 1.000 squat* teat In sir* The Fttefa) containing th* application tor th* the above bated parrml it available lor Inspection Monday through Friday ascepl tor legal holiday*. 0 00 a m to I 00 p m at Ih* St Johns Rlvtr Waits Management District (District) Headquarter*. Hwy 100 W , Pels Ike. FL 32170-1420 A person whoa* substantia! Interest* ar* attaclad by Ih* District permuting decision may petition for an adminlalrathr* hearing In accordance wtlh taction* 120 040 and 120 4 7. F 0 . or may chooa* lo pursue mediation a* an alternative remedy under tec lion 120 473. Florida Slaluta*. boloro Ih* dead­ line for filing a palilion Choosing mediation will not adversely attacl Ih* rtghl to a hearing If mediation dots not result m a aet(lament Th* procedures for pursuing mediation ar* sat forth In section 120 1 23. Florida Statutes, and ruto* 23 104 1 1 1 and 2S104 401-404. Florida Administrative Cod* Pttlltont mual comply with the requirements ol Florida AdmrnialraNv* Cod* Ruto 40CI 611 and 40C-I 621 and be Iliad with (received by) th* Oialrlcl Clark located al Oialrlcl Headquarter*. Highway 100 Waal. Patotka, Florida 32177 Palltiona lor administrator* hearing on th* above application!*) must be filed within fourteen (14) dtyt of publication of this nolle* or within nineteen (IS) day* of the District depositing nonce ol Ihi* mtont In Ih* mail lor thot* per­ son* lo whom th* District mail* actual nolle* Failure to fit* e petition within thi* lima period shall conatitul* a waiver ol any right)*) such penonfs) may hav* lo request an ad mini* Ira live determination (hearing) under section 120 17 F • . concerning Ihe *ub|#c I permit Petition* which ar* nol Med In accordance with th* above provisions ar* *ub|*ct to dismissal Because th* administrative hearing process ia designed lo for­ mula I# final agency action, the filing of a petition meant lhal Ih* District"! final action may b* different Irom th* position taken by it in thi* notice ol intent Paraon* whose substantial Interest* will ba attaclad by any such final decision of th* District on th* appflcent hav* Ih* right lo palilion lo become a party lo th* proceed­ ing. In accordance wtlh Ih* requirements eel forth above Publish April 24. IS M DIP-241 C ITY OF LONBWOOO N O TICS OF PUOLIC M IARINO TO CONSIDER ADOPTION OF PROPOSED AN NS NATION ORDINANCES NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by th* City of Longwood. Florida, lhal Ih* City Comrmatlon will hold a public hearing in th* Longwood City Commlaakin Chambers, 171. W. Warrofi Avenue, Longwood. Florida on Monday. May 4lh. 1ME, *1 7.00 PM . or a* toon thereafter aa possible to consider adoption of Ih* following ordinances Ptoaa# b* advised the** ordinance* provide for Ih# onnoiation ol certain property described at follows Ordinance M-t3S8-north*atl corner of Oog Track Road and CR 427 Applicant Clarendon Oil Co Tea 10 904*21-30-41S-0000-0010 Th# complete deacription by male* and bounds and th* oi n*nc* can be obtained from th* office of th* City Clark At mealing. Into ret led panto* may appear and b* heard with reap Jf proposed ordinance The** hearings may be conltm horn time to tun* a* may be necessary A copy of Ih* propot ° [^'"*r*c** '• •“ •*•“ •' ,h# Longwood City Hall. Longww • '* “ **•• « " Ms with Ih* Clerk ot Ih* CltTond n be inspected by th* public ' All person* ar* advised that it they decide lo appeal any da sion mad* at these maetinga/hearlnga. the appeal must be bai s rJi* ih i'lr ! £ ^ M 0" 1 ‘ ""•‘“ •ration of this mall Srnc* the City of Longwood does not provide verbatim minutes ** J"***1"®*- '* *• Ms responsibility of an appellant to provl such minutes af their own eapana* (see Chapter 214 01 Of F8I Persona with disabilities needing assistance lo pertictpal* ,hould contact tha A D A Coordinator u#° ,4rD? Zambn. V I V ’ J-4* Oaraldm* City hOU'* Clark ,n •“ »•"*• of th# mooting Publish April IS. 1SS4 4 April 24. IM S DEP-34 C ITY O M .O N B W O O B NOTIOS OF P U B U D HSARINS TO C O N S IM N ADOPTION OF P N O P O M D ANNEXATION ONOfNANOBS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by th* City of Longwood, Florida, lhal Ih* City Commission will hold a public hearing to the Longwood City Commission Chambers, 17*. W Warren Avenue. Longwood. Florida on Monday. May 4fh, IM S . af 7:M PM . or a* soon thereafter aa poatIM* lo conalder adoption of the following ordinance* PI**** be advised the** ordinance# provide lor Ih* onnoiation ol certain property d* senbed aa follow*: Ordinance SS-1400-S07 • East Straal-Appltoanl: Jama* Fulkerson Tea ID 44-21-30-404 0MO-01 At Ordinance (S-14B-41I S. East Slie*(-Appbc*nt: Lacey Powers T*a ID *4-21 •30-404.0000-002B. I4-2I-30-604-0000-001C, 1421-30-404-0000 0020. 14-21 -30- 404-0000-0021 NOTICE OF ACTION IN EMINENT DOMAIN IN T H I CIRCUIT COURT OF THE IIQ H TE E N TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR SSMINOLS COUNTY, FLORIDA CASS NO. SS-OOSO-OA-IS-A Si MINOLE COUNTY, a political subdivision ol the St.ii* at Florid*. Pat 11loner, v CLINTON H WESTBROOK, Co-Trusle* under Clinton H Westbrook end Catherine V Westbrook Revocable Trust deled August 27. 1941. CATHERINE WESTBROOK. Co-Trustee under Clinton H Wealbrook and Catherine V Westbrook Revocable Trual dated August 27. 1941 DAVID R GREEN GLENDALE FEDERAL BANK F S B . COMMERCIAL CREDIT CONSUMERS SERVICES. INC . OENE TERRY RABUN. FEDERAL TRUST BANK. F S B DEBRA P BROWN. RAY VALDES aa Tas Collector ol Seminole County. Florida, and th* unknown tpouaa* ot th* above. II any. their helra. devisee* assign**# grenlee*. creditor* to*****. aaaculors. administrator* mortgagee*, (udgment creditor*, trusts**, lienholders, person* in possession and any end oN other person* having or claiming to hav* any right, till* or Inlersal by. through, under or ogalnat Ih* above named Defendants, or otherwise claiming any nghl. till*, or inter* si in th* real property described in thi* action. Datendanla. TO THOSE ABOVE-NAMED DEFENDANTS AND TO ALL PARTIES CLAIMING INTEREST 0Y. THROUGH, UN0ER OR AGAINST T H I NAMED DEFENDANTS. AND TO ALL PARTIES HAVING OR CLAIMINO TO HAVE ANY RIGHT, TITLE OR INTEREST IN THE PROPER­ TY 0ESCRI0ED BELOW An Eminent Domain Petition, together with It* Declaration ol Taking hat bean bled in th* above-styled court to acquit* certain property interests in Seminol* County Florida, described a* lotIowa PAR CIL NO. IBS CO UN TY ROAO 4SA, PHASS || F IB SIM PLI A PARCEL OF LAND LYING IN SECTION 32. TOWNSHIP tt SOUTH RANOE 30 EAST. DCINO A PORTION OF LOTS 12A AND 3« -KAYWOOD REPLAT* ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF, A"J RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 30 PAOES 27 AN0 24 AND OFFI­ CIAL RECORDS BOOK 240S. PAGE (19 OF THE PUBLIC RECORD! OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. DEINQ MORE PAR. T1CULARLY DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS THE SOUTH 24 00 FEET OF LOT 12A AND THE SOUTH 2100 FEET OF THE EASTERLY 10 FEET OF LOT 34 OF SAID 'KAYWOOO REPLAT* THE ABOVE 0E3CRI0E0 PARCEL OF LANO LIES IN THE CITY OF SANFORD SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA AND CONTAINS 1740 SOUARE FEET MORE OR LESS TOGETHER WITH PARCEL NO. T t t CO U N TY ROAO 4SA, PHASS II T f MPORARV CONSTRUCTION BASIM BN T A PARCEL OF LAND LVINO IN SECTION 32. TOWNSHIP IS SOUTH. RANOE 30 EAST. BEINQ A PORTION OF LOTS ISA. AND 34. 'KAYWOOD REPLAT- ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF. AS RECOROIO IN PLAT BOOK 30. PAOES 77 AN0 71 AND OFFI­ CIAL RECORDS D00K 2409 PAOE St7 OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. BEING MORE PAR­ TICULARLY DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS THE NORTH 4 00 FEET OF THE SOUTH 30 00 FEET OF SAID LOT 17A AND THE NORTH 4 00 FEET OF THE SOUTH 30 00 FEET OF THE EASTERLY 10 FEET OF LOT 34 OF SAID 'KAYWOOD REPLATTHE ABOVE DESCRIBED PARCEL OF LANO LIES IN THE CITY OF SANFORD. SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA AND CONTAINS ISO SOUARE FEET. MORE OR LESS P AR C IL NO. ISO CO U N TY NOAO ASA, PHASE II P IS SIM PLI A PARCEL OF LAND IN SECTION 33. TOWNSHIP IS SOUTH. RANOE 30 EAST. DEINQ A PORTION OF LOT 20A. 'KAYWOOD Rf PLAT* ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF. AS RECORDED IN PL AT BOOK 30 PAGES 27 AND 21 AND OFFICIAL RECORDS 0OOK 2001. PAOE 444 OF THE PUOLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY FLORIDA BEINQ MORE PARTICULARLY DESCRIBED A l FOLLOWS THE SOUTH 24 00 FEET OF LOT 20A OF SAID 'KAYWOOO R IPLATTHE ABOVE DESCRIBED PARCEL OF LANO LIES IN THE CITY OF SANFORD SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA AND CONTAINS IS2I SOUARE FEET. MCfU On LESS TOGETHER WITH P AN O IL NO. T IS CO U N TY NOAD 44A, PHASS II T f MPORARV CO N STRUCTIO N BASEMENT A PARCEL OF LANO IN SECTION 33. TOWNSHIP IS SOUTH. RANOE 30 EAST. OEINO A PORTION OF LOT 20A. -KAYWOOD REPLAT- ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF. AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 30. PAGES 27 AND 2S AND OFFICIAL RECORDS BOOK 2SOS. PAGE 444 OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. BEINQ MORE PARTICULARLY OESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS THE NORTH 4 00 FEET OF THE SOUTH 30 00 FEET OF LOT 20A OF SAIO -KAYWOOD REPLAT* TME ABOVE DESCRIBED PARCEL OF LAND LIES IN TH t CITY OF SANFORD. SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA AND CONTAINS 334 SOUARE FEET. MORS OR LEES PARCEL NO. ISS CO U N TY NOAO *4 A. PMABB U F IB SIM P LI A PARCEL OF LAND IN SECTION 33. TOWNSHIP 2S SOUTH. RANOE 10 EAST BEING A PORTION OF LOT >4A. OF -KAYWOOO REPLAY* ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 30. PAOES 27 AND IS AND OFFICIAL RECORDS BOOK 1847 PAOE 44 OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA BEING MORE PARTICULARLY OESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS TH t SOUTH 24 00 FEET OF SAID LOT 24A OF SAID -KAYWOOD REPLAT*. T H I ABOVE DESCRIBED PARCEL LIES IN THE CITY OF SAN­ FORD. SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA AND CONTAINS IS2S SQUARE FEET. MORS OR L E M TO GETHER WITH PARCEL NO. TS4 CO UN TY NOAO 4#A, PHASE N TEM PO RAPT CONSTRUCTION S A M M S N T A PARCEL OF LANO IN SECTION 39. TOWNSHIP M SOUTH. RANGE SO EAST BEING A PORTION OF LOT 24A. -KAYWOOO REPLAT’ ACCOR0INQ TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK SO. PAOES 17 AND IS AND OFFICIAL RECORDS BOOK 1S47 PADS 44 OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA BEINO MORS PARTICULARLY DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS: T H t NORTH • M OF THE SOUTH M 00 FEET OF LOT I4A OF •AID -KAYWOOD RIPBAT*. T H I ABOVE DESCRIBED PARCIL LIES IN THE CITY OF SAN­ FORD. SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA AND CONTAINS SIS SOUARE FEET, MORE OR L E M PARCEL NO. B M CO U N TY ROAD 44A, PHASE II PERM AM I N T DRAIN A l l B AS IM B N T A PARCEL OF LAND IN SECTION «. TOWNSHIP 20 SOUTH. RJUtOC SO EAST. BEING A PORTION OF LOTS I AND I. BLOCK t. LOCH ARBOR COUNTRY CLUB ENTRANCE SECTION. ACCORD­ ING TO T H I PLAT THEREOF AS RECOROIO IN PLAT BOOK S. PAOES 71 AND 7t AND OFFICIAL R IC O R O I BOOK 204. PAGE S73 OF T H I PUBLIC RECORDS OF EEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. BEING M ORI PARTICULARLY DESCRIBED AE FOLLOWS. COMMENCE AT THE NORTHW IET CORNER OF SAID LOT 1, BLOCK » OF SAID LOCH ARBOR COUNTRY CLUB ENTRANCE M OTIO N FOR A POINT OF REFERENCE: THENCE RUN NORTH S TM 'S?* EAST ALONG THE SOUTH RIOHT-OF-WAV UNE OF •UNSET DRIVE AND THE NORTH UNE OF EAIO LOT 1, A DIS­ TANCE OF 74 I T FEET TO THE POINT OF BEOINNINO; THENCE LEAVING M ID RIGHT-OF-WAY LINE RUN SOUTH 1S*S7‘M* EAST. M 44 FEET; THENCE RUN NORTH 74*02 24- EAST, SO 00 FEET: THENCE RUN NORTH 1l*t7"M ‘ WEST. *4 40 FEET TO SAID SOUTH RIOHT-OF-WAV U N I: THENCE RUN SOUTH SS-30"*?* WEST ALONQ SAIO SOUTH RIGHT-OF-WAY U N I 20.71 FEET TO THE POINT OF BEOINNINO. THE ABOVE DESCRIBED PARCEL LIES IN SEMINOL I COUNTY. FLORIDA AND CONTAIN! 1S42 SOUARE FEET. MORS OR LEES. Each Defendant to further nobttod that th* Petiuonar arts petition lor an Order ol Taking before Ih* Honorable ALAN A. DICKEY, on* ol th* Judge* ol lb* abova-atytod Court, on Wednesday, lit* 13 th day ol May. IS M , *1 • 30 a m . In Chambers, in lb* Seminol* County Courthouse. Sanlord. Florida. In accordance artth its Declaration el Taking haralotora filed in ihi* causa. AR Datendanla lo thi* suit end all other intonated parttoa may time­ ly request a hearing on tha Petition lor th* Order el Taking at Ih* time end piece dealgnetod and be heard Any Defendant laHing to Si* ■ timely request lor hearing ah*II w ant any right to ob|ect lo th* Order el Taking. AND Each Defendant and any ether persona claiming any inlersal to th# property described in W* Petition In the abova-atytod Eminent Domain proceeding to her*by required lo serve written dafenao*. It any you hoys, to tha Petition heretofore filed to thto cause on Ih* Petitioner, and any request tor o hearing on th* Petition ter the Order ol Taking. II desired, on Petitioner's Attorney, who** name and addrea* la ahewn balew on ot bofor* Wednesday, May 4th. IM S , end to Ills the original ol your written da tenaaa and any roquaot tor hooting on Ih* Petition lor th* Order ol Taking with the Clark ot this Court either before eenrto* on th* PMHtonor'a Attorney or immediately thereafter, lo show what right title. Intereel or lien you have. II any. or claim to and lo Ih# property daacribod to aaid Palilion and lo show cauea, if any you have, why aald property should nol be condemned lor Ih* uses and pur­ pose* as eel forth to aaid Pallbon ll you taN to answer, a default may b* entered against you lor ih* rebel demanded to the Petition. It you laM to request a hearing on the Petition tor Order ol Taking you shall waive any right I* object to said Older *4 HifciftQ,. nwoting. interested parttoa may appear and be hoard with ?***•«*■ Th*“ f f j » " * * * *• ■» ih#Td2£2Li* S "»T bs 2 F& V AM person* are advised that if they decide to appeal ai '" " • ‘"M/ha.nnflV Ih . £ '??0fd “ "ring consideration ol Biia i r ? * ' 0* * "Mo# not provide verbatim mb :* M| their h 1^ own eapana* (tea * Chapter •" *PPMtonl lo such minulea .al 24S0I04 'J r ™ ? * ' w,,h dieabUilto* needing eaatolance to parlic »M>Md contact the A 0 A. CoLdit l*S2X22o'££!'ciz MP-'Sa Apo1 *" ■'••• • AP*“ » « . IM S WITNESS my hand and seal ol aaid Court en March 13th. f *44 (SEAL) MARYANNE MORSE CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA By: Jeon Brlltonl Deputy Clark ROBERT A Mc Mil l a n County Attorney tor Eemlneto County. Florida Seminol* County Service* Building 1101 East First Etraal Sanlord. Florid* 32771 Tatophona (407) 921 -ttSO. Eat 7214 Attorney tor Petitioner PuMtoh: Sunday. April t t . IS M Sunday. April M . IS M D EP-I �Seminole HerakJ Santord. Florida •Sunday, April 26. 1998 *3 « ‘D u ffe r’ Berlinicke from the E a g le ’s Nest By J e ff Berlinicke ASSISTANT SPORTS EDITOR S A N F O R D _ H o w a b o u t som e affordable Rolf c o u rse s for kids? C elebration G o lf C lu b at D isn ey W o rld r e ­ cently opened a sh ort co u rse for kids on ly. It Is the perfect Idea to b rin g forw ard a n ew generation o f golfers. U n fortun ately, g o lf Is still u n a ffo rd a b le fo r children to lean t the gam e u n le ss their p a r ­ en ts can afford to b e lo n g to a cou n try c lu b or private g o lf c ou rse. To their credit, m ost c lu b s a n d le a r n in g centers In the a re a offer reduced rates for kids' g o lf lesson s. D ave V a n d e r Lendc at the Lake M ary D rivin g R ange offers a n excellent deal for kld9 a n d is pretty en tertain in g a s well. U n fortu n ately, there's n othin g like the e x ­ perience o f actu ally p la y in g on a real g o lf cou rse Instead o f h ittin g at practice targets. B u t If you take a b e g in n e r o u t on the cou rse a n d h e slo w s u p play, the ra n g e r w on't lx* lo n g getting to the scene. H ere's w h a t at least som e or the public c o u rse s sh o u ld do. Pick one w eek day each th ro u g h o u t the su m m e r b re a k anil open the c o u rse u p to k id s at a reduced rate. Give them a ch an ce to u n d e rsta n d w h y golf Is the b e st gam e o f them all. The 19th hole* P lan s to extend the N orth F lorida P G A W in te r T o u r th ro u g h M a y have been c a n ­ celed. M a y fa ir G o lf C lu b w a s scheduled to host an event last week an d T lm a c u a n w a s a lso on the schedule. T h e tou r w ill start u p again In O ctober... T h e N atio n al O rg a n T ra n sp la n t F o u n d a ­ tion w ill host its second a n n u a l event at O sceola G o lf C lu b at 8 a.m . on M ay 9. N O T F Is a n on -p ro fit organ ization. C a ll 673-1963 for In form ation... Raiders softball loses two GAINESVILLE _ Haul Botins' lead-off Itome run In die eighth Inning spollrd a furious come­ back effort by Seminole C om ­ munity College as Santa Fe Community College edged die Raiders 8-7 In a Mid-Florida Conference baseball game In Gainesville on Thursday. The Saints (25-16 overall, 157 In conference play) built a 5) lead only to see SCC come­ back lo take a 0-5 advantage. Santa Fe regained die lead with two runs In the seventh Inning, but the Raiders again came bark, as Sanford's Rob Drmnon walked and scored on a double by Josh Rhodes to tie the game at 7-7 and set the stage for Borjas' blast. Providing the offense for SCC were Andres Correa (2-for-5. run. RBI), Rhodes (l-for-4 with u double, RBI), Jamey Epper­ son (l-for-2, run). Sanford’s Phillip Eubanks (l-for-5. run. two RBI). Kentrelle Evans (run, RBI) and Drnmon. Travis Gamble and Chris Wade (one nin scored each). The Raiders were to have wrapped up the regular season today (Saturday) with a doublrhrudrr In Orlando against Valencia Community College starling at noon. SANFORD _ The Seminole Community College softball team put up a good light, but Just could not muster enough offense ns It dropped a MldFlorldn Conference doubleheader to a tough Santa Fe Community College team, 5-1 and 4-1 at Raider Field Thurs­ day afternoon. The Gainesville-based Salnta Improved to 41-15 with the sweep. For die Raiders It was an end to a lough season In which they never seemed able lo get their offense urunukrd. SCC ends tlie season with a 28-33 mark. ,: • _ Providing the Offense for SCC in the nightcap were Schwartz (3-for-4. RBI). Kim Ramey (1...... ........ . ... for-3. run). Oviedo's Carrie * McAuIlffe (1 -for-2) and Scott Rons Hoepsr on(y pavs up thrss aamod runs, but her mates only got her one and Lake Brantley's Mamie run u the sophomore from New Jersey doted our hor caroor at SCC with a 4-1 Bernstein (both 1-for-3). setback to Santa Fe In the final game of the season Thursday al Raider Field. Pag* aa Oom ales (3-for-3 with ■ home run, three runs scored, three RBI), James Olger (3-for3). Bruce Southwell and Rick Blume (both 2for-3 with two runs scored) and Jay Bengen (2-for-4). Pacing the Golden Gloves were Chuck Kuenher (2-for-2) and Jason Harms and Donnie Anibroal (both l-for-2 with one run scored). Cardinals hold off Braves in Senior Baseball League Staff Raporta ORLANDO _ Wayne Hlibum drove In four runs, while Rob­ ert Smith and Mike Blanton drove In two runs each as the Cardinals Jumped out to an early lead and held on for a 137 victory over the Braves In Orlando Senior Baseball A s s o ­ ciation Spring League action at Edgewater High School. No score was received from the game between the Yankees and Mariners. The Cardinals are now 6-1, while the Yankees are 4-2. the Mariners are 2-4 and the Braves are 1-6. Tomorrow (Sunday), the C a r­ dinals take on the Mariners at 10 a.m. and the Yankees play the Braves at 1 p.m. The Cardinals scored five runs In the first Inning and three runs In the second Inning and built a 12-0 lead before the Braves rallied for three runs in the sixth Inning and two runs tn each of the seventh and eighth Innings, while holding the Cardinals to a single run In the seventh Inning. Nick Brady gave up three runs on five hits In six innings to raise his record to 4-0. Contributing to the Cardloffenae were Hlibum (3for-4 with a double, four RBI), Terey Finley (3-for-4, two runs), Blanton (2-for-4 with a home run. two runs, two RBI) and BUI Oracey p -for-4 with a dou­ ble. two runs. RBI). Also contributing were Brady (l-for-2 with a double. RBI). Robert Smith (l-for-3 , two runs, two RBI), Chris Gugllano (l-for-3, two nuts, RBI). Dave Vcndur (l-for-3. run), Mike Carpenter (two runs. RBI) and Dean Smith (RBI). Providing the offense for the Breves were Ed Steger (2-for-5 with a double, two runs. RBI), Dan Park (2-for-4. run. RBI), Tim Lobble (2-for-S. two runs), Monte Hayes (l-for-2 , two RBI). BIU (l-for-2. RBI). BUI Daddy (l-for-4, run. RBI) and Mark Shctronc (run). Cowtla— d from Pago I B opera­ tions at Alaqua Lakes. "The Audobon Sanctuary Program Is an Important environmental effort that promotes conserva­ tion measures with which large scale landholders such as golf courses can have significant, beneficial effect on the envi­ ronment. 9u stalnable re­ sources management Is an Idea everyone should endorse.” Moser added that the Sanc­ tuary Program designation is rare since so few golf courses qualify. niizpcti. J rn k ln , Ml. Vounuui* |B) anil G ui»rp p r. Srhm llt. 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It will still be up to the team at Alaqua Lakes to ensure that maintain the standards earned them the honor. T h e y monitor ua closely, lit­ erally day by day,” Moacr said. The course is expected to open tn October and Is located on Markham Woods Road tn Longwood. ■ m n m w H j Briefs- Home run spoils SCC comeback From S ta ff Reports Prom t u f f R eports Doing die hitting for the Raiders In liie first game were Lyman's Jamie Sharp (l-for-3 with a double). Shannon Hay (l-for-3. RBI). Candice Hays (1for-3. run) and Christy Neudcck. Oviedo's Destrae Schwartz and Lake Howell’s Brittany Scott (all 1-for-3). Il*s sp rin g a n d most o f the sch ools In Sem inole C o u n ty a rc h o ld in g their n n n u a l booster c lu b g o lf tou rn am en ts. Lake M ary fan s can hend on out to Tlm a ru a n on M ay 4. They better be early r is ­ ers. Tcc-tlm c Is at 8 a.m . with lu n ch , a w a rd s an d a raffle to follow. There will be a p u ttin g contest, longest drive, closest to the pin a n d w a g ers to knock It on the green. G ood y b a g s will be offered, so call M ike M cL ean (3248268 for Inform ation... All S o u ls C atholic Sch ool Is h ostin g Its tournam ent M ay 17 at T lm n cu an . T h ere will be a sh otgu n start with a scram ble form at nnd no h a n d ic a p p in g followed b y a d in n e r buffet. Prizes will go to the first, second, �40 HeraU S.intorr) FVxxl.1 Surxluv *Pnl ?8. 1998 After Hours This weekend: You can Scream , again, or go through Sliding Doors U lniru sioii Film s Ls rereleasing the th riller. S m 'o m into theaters this w rek . No doubt the Independent studio u .m ts to do the som e for the sequel th.tt It did for tts popul.u predeeessor: get o ver $100 million so w e can m ake another Servant. /\11 the w hile, certntn stu dios are tigh ten in g their M t s In’ nixing o ver budget productions, W a rn e r Urns, has all but e x te rm in a te d the pesky Superm an Reborn project. Tlie tro u b led film w as m detlm teh shelved due to ■problems with the script*. A c ­ tually. other studios have joined the weight loss program trying to reduce fat bu dgets, rhey re hoping that less w ill be more. I'm pretty su re that none o f the 7 film s In this c o l­ umn went over that S100 m il­ lion ilo lla t. panic attack line.... S lid in g D o or s (T h re e and a h alf stars) Is a Jolting surprise. It you arc groggy before seein g this movie. It will wake you up. G wvneth Paltrow plays a voting English PR w om a n that has just lost her Job. On h er way home via London's Tu be, she has a su pernatu ral o c c u r­ rence takes place. H its c h a r ­ acter goes Its separate ways, literally! W c see two a lte r n a ­ tive paths the ch a ra cter takes. I really didn't u nderstan d what happened to Paltrow 's c h a ra c ­ ter In that su bw ay, and I don't think It m atters m uch, but the end result Is refresh in g and innovative. D irector nnd w riter Peter Howitt asks the question *what i r r as h r splits screen time betw een both situations the character goes through without gettin g the a u d ien ce confused. He does It through tim ing - never keeping us In one situation longer than the other so we do not lose track o f the action - and editing. He also Iras help from the busy G w yneth Paltrow, w ho is s ta r ­ ring In her third m ovie this year with another one on the w ay. and a funny, ch a rm in g John Hannah (Fbur Weddings nnd n FtmeraQ. A ro m a n tic com edy with a fresh Idea. W on d erfu l! Love an d Death on Long Isla n d (Three stars) Is a funny film In the sense that y o u m ay not know how to take It. On the one hand, you m ay see It as a Him about a man fi­ nally opening up and living in Ihe now. or you could see It ns a Him about a m an who lias lost his wits and becom es o b ­ sessed with a young H-movte actor. He even com es across as a stalker staking out places w here the a c to r frequents and irsld es tn the New Knglnnd area. John Hurt (Allen) plays that man. He Is a reclu sive author with no con cep t o f w hat ts going on today. He has hidden away from the w orld after the death o f his w ife but becom es reacqu ain ted after seeing one o f those teen age, horm one fests like Porky's, called Hotpants College 2. He becom es Infatuated with on actor, played by B everly Hills 90210 resident Jason P r ie s ­ tley, from the teen skin flick. A perfect yet sad p erfo rm a n ce by John Hurt, who brings his ch aracter slowly through th e transition from the past Into the here and now. OK. so I liked David Frazier Screen Tests when I heard "I Love You". But the dlno has a way of melting vou Into this simple, family film. Nlghtwatch (T w o and a h alf stars) has a grabber of an opening scene ns a girl Ls stabbed to death In Ihe best rendition of H itch cock 's ‘ show er scene" IVc seen In a while. Yet the rest o f Ihe film gradually derays Into a stan­ dard. form ulaic horror film . The force Is not with Ewan M cG regor, who will play the young Ben Krnohl In the u p­ com ing Star Wars prequcl. M cG regor plays a nlghtw atch man at the city morgue. T h e m orgue Is a gothic looking bu ildin g and very a tm os­ pheric. A serlnl killer Is on th e loose and suddenly things start pointing to M c G r e g o rs ch aracter. You know w h e re the rest of this Is going. Danish film m aker Ole B om cdal r e c ­ reates his Matteuagten. a D an­ ish box o fllc e hit. for A m erica n audiences. The translation, unfortunately, is a bit ga rb led . B arn ey 's Great Adventure: The M ovie (Three stars). The exorbitantly happy Barney, a purple-green dinosaur who resem bles McDonald's Grimace In a way. takes his brand of w holesom e­ ness to a farm where he and a trio of kids try to find a m agi­ cal egg. 1 could have gagged Music, art events at Seminole unity College mark calendar for this week, next Prom S taff Reports SANFORD - Seminole Community College will present its 3 1st Annual Spring Choral Concert on Sunday, April 26, at 4 p in. Th e event will be held In the Fine Arts Concert Hall on the college cam pus and will be the final concert under the direction o f Dr. Burt H. Perinchlef. director of Choral activities since 1967, who Is retiring. Several features w ill mark this special occasion. First, In addition to the C horale and Chorallers, who are the daytime choirs at the college, the Community Chorus will participate and will be Joined by a GO-volcc Alumni Choir representing the -1 decades of the choral program. A massed finale to the concert will have all singers performing arrangem ents created for the occasion by noted m usician-alumnus C opeland Davis. Davis will provide accompaniment for Rodgers and Hart's My Funny Valentine, and / Loved You from Rodgrrs and H am m ersteln's ‘ Carousel*, two of Perlnchelfs favorite ballads. Individual choirs will present a variety of choral music from several periods and styles, both sacred and secular. Robin la*e Parker will accom pany at the piano. Soloists for the occasion will be Byron Deese. Slndy Lee. Cathy Mikels and Juan Franco. Susan Hoak will be the student conductor. Making Connections, a collaborative art exhibition featuring students from Oviedo High School, Seminole Community College, and the University of Central Florida, will be on display In Ihe Fine Arts Gallery at Seminole Community C ollege from Monday. April 27 through May 21. There will be a reception for the exhibition on Thursday. May 7. at 7 p m . In the SCC Fine Arts Lobby. This show w ss m ade possible by a grant from the Seminole Cultural Arts Council. Inc. B m ce Smith (Pfil Delta Kappan, February 1994) writes "Studying the arts can spark the creativity, imagination, and critical thinking o f both students and teachers. Studying the arts can raise a person 's self-esteem and develop a sense o f discipline that carries over Into all areas of life...It's about fu lfilling our destiny as human beings • human makers - for whom the act o f creutlon Is a species-defining experience.* Making Conni-ctlons Is a collaborative project designed to realize Smith s definition of studying the arts. The project involves visual arts students from Oviedo High School, Sem inole Community College, and the University of Central Florida. H ie college students served as men tors/partners to the Oviedo High students. Each pair of students collaborated and worked together to create an original piece o f art. Making Connections features the collaborative works as well as Individual works from the participating student artists. The SCC Fine Arts Oallery Is open from 9 a.tn. until 4 p.m.. plus evrulngs of theatre performances. For further Information on the exhibit and other SCC cultural activities, call (407) 32H-2039. Let us know W e lco m e to the Seminole Herald's "A fte r H o u rs", a p a g e d e d ic a te d to the arts an d e n te rta in m e n t n e w s to Scinli •m lnolc Coun ty. If you have any story Ideas, p ic tu re s the p a g e please c a ll D a v id F ra z ie r o r c o m m e n ts a b o u t Ute at 3 2 2 -2 0 1 1 d u rin g w eek d ay s, o r yo u c a n w rite to D a v id by se n d in g letters to I n c Seminole Herald, attn : D a v id F razier. P .O . B ox 1607, S an fo rd . F lo rid a . 3 2 7 7 2 16(57 o r 3 0 0 N. Fren ch A v en u e, S a n fo rd . F lo rid a , 3 2 7 7 1 . R em em ber, a rts a n d en tertain m en t n e w s Is not e x c lu siv e ly lim ited to S an ford a n d L a k e M a ty , b u t also line! the rest o f S em in ole County. S o d r o p Robert Downey Jr. was r e ­ leased from his Jail term long enough to complete T w o Oirts a n d a Guy (Two sta rs ). For most of the film, the two girls (Natasha Grrgson W agner and Heather Graham) are d isp ar­ aging. insulting, belittling and berating Downey's guy ch arac­ John Hannah and Qwynsth Paltrow In Pstor Howttt's Sliding Doom, s Miramax Films raises#. ter becau se the girls found out he has been lying to til cm about not being m onogam ous. Is this befittin g fem inist Jus­ tice? Do they hope to achieve som eth ing through their v e r ­ bal castration o f the guy? Do they feel that co n d u rlln g this Inquisition w ill m ake him a m ore eatin g, trustful person? Th ere Ls so m uch you could com e aw ay with In this new, clau stroph obic film , but you don't. Jam es Tobnck (The Pick up A n is l) seem s a bit p r e te n ­ tious with his d ia lo gu e which sounds pretty but Is pointless. There Ls a tragedy at the end o f the film that I did not feel very close too because It ts amateurishly treated. Alto­ gether. I came away with an emptiness that I didn't realize until days after seeing the fllm. How a dim could say ■> much yet say so little boggled my mind. Friends Jennifer Anlston falls for a gay. elementary school teacher (Paul Rudd) In T fl« Object q f My e je c t io n (Ona and a h alf sta rs). Contrived and melodramatic, this r o ­ mantic comedy will only swoon the folks that get mushy from these obviously manipu­ lative films. Wendy W asserstein wrote the film. She p r e ­ r v io v i e T R IV IA Q. I haven't seen actor Michael Parks for some time. I really loved him la "Then Came Bronson." I also own kls album. "Closing ihe Gap.” Dc you know what he's been up to? — D.B., Verona. Pa. A Park has been working as much as he is able to. He was tn the movie "From Dusk Till Dawn" in 1998. Q. I can't remember the name of s comedy series that was on TV In the 1940s. I think It starred Bob TASTING WINE JO ANN GATES begin to march back and forth. Free-form ‘ dancing* to accordion music follows this movement. Port makers b e ­ lieve that the pressure of the human foot against the stone tank ts the best way to gently crush the grapes without r e ­ leasing the bitter serds. the way machines might. I couldn't help thinking of that famous T Love Lucy" episode! Isabella, whose family lias worked for Graham 's for g e n ­ erations. gave the tour at W & J G raham 's Port House. She stiuwcd me the Port stored In bulk tn huge, hand-made, oak casks. She also led me through the caves where thousands of bottles of Vintage Port lay resting behind locked gates. Approximately three times each decade, the Port Houses declare a “vintage year.* A lin ­ f{ l G A l i e w i m a s y. LAKE M A R Y .......... ..... Port: Cigar rennaissance sparks U.S. interest WINTER PARK Recent years have been kind to Port. For a long time. Port sales In the United States were almost non-existent. Now we are ‘ discovering what Europeans have always known— Port ts one of the most incredible e x­ pressions found tn wine mak­ ing. U.S. sales of Port rose al­ most 40 percent lost year. Not long ago. the only people drinking Port were old men In stuffy d u b s. Today, thanks partly to the current cigar renaissance. Pori drinkers now include men and women tn their twenUes and thirties. Port is a fortfled wine. D u r ­ ing the early 1700s. a British shipper, looking for ways to stabilize Portuguese red wine, found a winning combination when he added a stout dose of grape brandy halfway through the fermentation process. The result was a potent, sweet wine. The Increased Interest in Port made me want to explore Portugal. Arriving tn Porto. I w as surprised to see the un­ d e n t Port Houses squeezed to­ gether in a tight, but pictur­ esque. d u ste r on the Douro River. This is in sharp contrast to the wide, open spaces found In U.S. wineries. About 60 v a ­ rieties of grapes ore grown in steep, mountain vineyards along the Douro. While touring the Port Houses, I noticed the strict at­ tention paid to Old W orld methods while making Vintage Ports. In September, locals d e ­ scend on the vineyards picking grapes and filling large wooden baskets with them. Later the grapes ore dum ped into 2.000-gallon, shallow, granite tanks. At the end of the day, the pickers take ofT their shoes, wade arm -in-arm into the grape-filled tanks, and viously did television. Shi brings a television senslblllti to the stiver screen with lack luster results. Species n (A h a lf star) ful lows the exploits of the hom j alien, Sll. Blood, guts, explod tng heads and extraterrestrla sex Is what you can exper from tilts needless sequel Ripping off the Allen series Ihe first film was fun but i fluke. The new film engrave* the RIP on the gravestone foi this series. ‘‘ v C I N E M A 10 5.M 01 r , THE VK) HIT ing— 10 or 20 years. It pos­ sesses the smooth flavors of nuts and figs and Is ready to drink when bottled. LateBottled Vintage Port, or LBV. Is aged for four to six years In barrels and then bottled, gaining age both In the barrel and In the bottle. Vintage Port—the most famous, most expensive category. Is made with the finest grapes from superb harvests. Enjoy trying different Ports with friends. Next time one of them has a baby, give them Vintage Port as a present. Af­ ter 21 years, the parents will liave (wo wonderful rcwardsl 100 110**0*00 1910 TARZAN AND THE LOST C _______ 1*01*0* *0*00 1000 .»o CITY OF ANGELS i«0 4jo r o o t » i*o i * TCffUM*<AI-AILEA6E} 1*044*7 *0 1000 * PAUUE 111120120 y^OSPO *2: THC OBJECT OF MY AFFECTION 1*04*0 74* 1*1* iXIll ---------L M T I N 6 M 6 * T H r S a f g f ik r 100 *10*1*7*0*40 l*Q'» THE P L A Y E R S C LU B 14041*71*040 MAJOR LEAGUE: BACK TO 1W74* (JaAnn Gates owns Park Avenue Wine A Cheese Cellar and Is a food and wtne expert.) SPECIES 2 410*10 •I II |I. s C o n s ig n m e n t C o lle c tio n tage represents an exceptional crop of grapes blessed by the right mix of weather. boII and harvest. The result ls an ex­ traordinary yield of wine. This Is a complex decision. Wtne makers must be sure the crop will produce wine that still will meet vintage standards 20 years later. 1994 was a vintage year. There are approximately 11 different categories of Port. Some examples ore Aged Tawny Port. Late-Bottled V in ­ tage Port and Vintage Port. Aged Tawny Port gets tts am­ ber color from long barrel ug- /‘till s? s \ *• im i in MIO>> >5» SUNBELT DAYLILY CHAPTER S s l w t l t y M ay 2 n d S a a fa rd C ivic O u t e r 1 PM - 5 PM P la n t S ale Bagla* a t 9 AM Denver and Alan lisle a* co-owners of a diner. This was alter "GlUlgan's Island." Wat there such a show? — A.P.. Alton. Iowa A After “Gilligan's bland" sunk in 1987, Bob Denver tried two other ahows with only moderate aueceii. The first was “The Good Guys." which ran from '68 to '70. The series featured s diner run by Herb Kdelman; Denver was a taxi driver who occasionally helped out in the diner. Alan Hale ap peared in it for part of one season Then came “ Dusty's Trail." in *73, which was an exact copy of "Gilligan's Island " Instead of an island, it trans­ ferred to a wagon train set in Ihe West. Forrest Tucker was Denver's eo-star. J* \ In iu iu l 5? g g • Display of beautiful blooms from exhibitors located in Central Florida. • Daylily plants for —4 SALE from *2 - *10 $ While They Last! Admission Free & * »■ * • Si Accredited By: The American Homerocallls Society •• tv * V ■ v •< a b �Seminole Herald. Sanford, Florida - Sunday. April 26. IB M • S B CELEBRITY CIPHER C»Wtir«r C«*wi crytkog-wn* ■ » cmwd fromguatMum by lamnjt P*a|M pnl and (w a n lath *nm n m. c<fw it«rvH l,» « K « w fairy ■ctut Haguax t* S em inole Herald *27 3 LINES 10 DAYS 1Z Y X F I M L B Z L U Y T ' W L D F U P Y S W . . . 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STOPS OF KNOW LIDOH under which we eapect to engage in buainaaa at I t l Towne Center Circle. Banlord. FL 12771 Oated at Cerntoe CA. thia 14th day ol April 1SSS Store ol Knowledge Inc Anne E McLaughlin Eaec Vice Preaident Chief Financial Officer. Secretary Treaaurar Publiah April 2* ISOS DSP-144 NOTtCS UHDSR FICTITIO US HAMS ACT Notice it hereby given that the undereigned purauant to the ’ Fictitioua Name Act.* Chapter SSS OS Florida Statutes will reg­ ular with the Florida Department *1 Slate upon receipt ol proof ot the publica­ tion of thw nonce, the hcldmua name to wit 7 R S O S H C Y JSWSLSRS Dated at 4 Weal SUM Street. Savannah. Georgia 11401. thu 1th day el April. ISIS FRIEOMAN S INC Oy Victor M Sugha. Secretary Pubnah April H . ISIS DSP-141 . . Tuesday thru Friday 12 Noon the day boloro publication. 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MEOO MORTOAOE CORPORATION JOHN DOE AND JANE OOE AS UNKNOWN TENANTS IN POSSESSION DEFENDANT(S) NS-NOTICB OF FORSOLOSURS SALS NOTICE IS HEREOY OIVEN purauant to an Order Granting the Motion to React Forecloaure Sale dated April 20th. ISIS, entered In Civil Caae No S7-0020-CA-14A ol the Circuit Court ol the ISTH Judicial Circuit In and for SEMI­ NOLE County. Sanford. Florida I will aall to the highest and heat bidder for caah at the WEST FRONT OOOR of the SEMINOLE County Courthouse located at 101 N Park Avenue In Sanford. Florida, al 11 00 o'clock a m on the ttth day ol MAY. ItfS the following deecnbed property as sat forth In aaid Summary Final Judgment, to-wit LOT IS ALAFAYA WOODS PHASE IV ACCORDING TO THE plat th er e o f as r e c o r d e d IN PLAT OOOK 11 PAOE **• 102. Of THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY FLORl­ OA Oated this H a t day ol APRIL IM S (CIRCUIT COURT SEAL) MARYANNE MORSE Clerk ol the Circuit Court Oy Jane E Jaaewic IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE AMERICANS WITH DISABILI­ TIES ACT. persons with disabil­ ities needing e special accom­ modation should contact COURT ADMINISTRATION al the SEMINOLE County Courthouse el 40T-121-4110. 1BOO-MS STM (TOO) or 1-B00M -S T I0 vie Florida Relay SefVice 0 «M 0 J STERN. PA SOWS UNIVERSITY DRIVE SUITE 100 PLJkNTATION. FL 11124 (BB4) 711.1000 M-0SS07 Publish April 7S. end May 1. IM S 0EP-1S1 C ITY OF LONSWOOO NOTICS OF PUBLIC NSARINO TO CONSIOSN ADOPTION OF PROPOSED ANNEXATION ORDINANCES NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN by the City ot Longwood Florida that the City Commission will hold a public hearing in the Longwood City Comrmaaion Chambers. ITS. W Warren Avenue. Longwood. Florida on Monday. May 4th. IM S. at f 00 PM . or as soon thereafter as possible to consider adoption ot the following ordinances Please be advised these ordinances provide for the anneaalion ol certain properly described as follows Ordinaries SS-I Ill-n o rth end ot Harbour Isle Way between Rock Lake and Mud Lake Applicant Walter Temple Tea ID HS-70-3S-100-02SA-0000. H t-TO -S t-lO O 0T IB -0000 HS20-1S-1M-02SC-0000. OS-IO-IS-IM-OIOO-OOOO 43S-20-2S100-0210 0000 $18 TQ PLACE AN AP_CALL 3 LINES WHOLE WEEK SEMINOLE ORLANDO 407/322-2611 407/831-0933 DEPARTMENT HOURS NOW ACCEPTING C o n tr a c t R a tes EXTRA HOLIDAY WEK2HT? 1 On 1 Personal Training ml Lttehma Fitness Free body tat analysis Dennis Evercue P hy WoyU 77! 6697 63— MORTC.AC.ES WE BUY MORTOAOE NOTES. Trust Deeds. Land Contracts an­ ywhere If you own a note or are roHectmg pmts Cal 322-4029 14— Fo r S ale 70— SECURITY BARS S DOORS Lie. 34 yrt Erp 50 000 daugnt SViq ft Free etl Quality guaranteed 904 965-0013 or 407-324 3166 21— P e r s o n a l s A D O P T IO N Lrvtng erpentes couniekng A medeai GIFT OF LIFE 71— H elp W a n t e d Ed T u c a t io n St •98* LIKE WORKING WITH PEOPLE? BE A MEDICAL ASSISTANT. As 4 Medical Assistant wth an Associate of Science degree you will help prepare patents for erammstions, conduct import ant tests and perhaps even ass ■St m nunor surgery lit 4 re waning career if you kas help mg others 10*21*5411 Longwood U itta g i Studio W*5 ms w—Lome 7 days Private rm» f emavt Staff IHC4MM7785 _ ao/ u * sioo LOOKING FOR BIRTH MOTHER S SISTER White maw born m Santord (HONS to a young *m gie woman Irom a prominent Sanford lamrfy Adnpted al 9 mot of age First n*me wat M<naet Please call 1352)372 4342 4 you have into 23— L ost St Fo u n d ALONE? r i s Most RESPECT­ ED Dating Bureau Smca 1977' AH Ages met Seniors Brrngng P W jJa g trw r^ S O G W A A T ? 2 5 — S p e c ia l N •Oay or f venmgClasses •Fntnctal Atl lot those Who Qua My •O'Admit Plaoemenr Assu Unco Cal Today* 407831*811 City C ollege S53 East Mary 436 Ste 200 Cassetoerry. FL 32707 Parents.. Choice*T„ * Am your ch/dren bemg mvol untsnty Iranslcrred do* to de­ segregatin’ * Dd you not receive your last choice of school’ For more mtormahon contact Mu Lou<s - 3210649 Mr Cutchent - 328 3240 71— o t ic e s Parente- Choices?* Are your ctukTren bemg mvol untamy transferred due to da tegregatun? * DO you not recurve your fust choKaof school’ For mors mtormahon contact Mrs LouU - 321 0649 Mr Cutchent - 328 5240 27— N ursery C St C h il d are AN EXP LOV840 MOM Provdes educatonai activities along with TLC 5 playroom. Icn yrd Carl CPRCOLFtofRa* rates For mtervww 3100700 BABVSfTTINQ In my Lak*~M*ry home F T Safe, clean, quality cart C al (407) 330-920*_______ In ho me preschool agaa 2-11. Limited apace CaS 221-7222. U 8 C *282-10. • A I X KRIS are nurses specialty Healthy kids too* HRSS047S32 124-f M2 il p VVa n u o NOW HIRING F/T lor a Major ManuUcfimng plant m Sanlord Posrtmnt are m u t e on aa shifts Paceaatsar Personnel al 320-2511 or 210-ISM 55— B usiness O p p o r t u n itie s $300 - $500 Dutrtoutmg phone cards No atpenance necessary For more information sand a SASE lo Pnmetime Communications. P O Boa 694353. Miami. FL 33269-1355 “ AAA ORCETINQ CARDS** Potential S4SK P/T-I110K F/T aaortce local akoma-IBMO ______ ‘r E Q * T T 1 8 H 1 ~ B U T Home Buainaaa out there It WM ara serious about making money w/ no is* of prod, no tov. ---------7 C al 262-3320 EARN A BECONO BfCOMC W/ O A 2NO JOB! CALL 1-B00-4 75-5522 to raq tree book or tog on line to Homecareer com accsM B330 EARN 510-tOh MO. Home Bustnets N O T MLM. no satkng 1B00-995-0796 eat 76G5 24hrs 59— F in a n c ia l S ervices HREO of being turned down tor credtT Leant where to oblaai to* beat oaais cradrt card*. *m bus. loans, dabl consolidation Rato* as tow as 5 •%, no ann a l l S N a f c H I W Entorpnea* 323-1998 AMERICAN MAX) u hiring for tuH-tim# work Mondey-Frtdey Cal 327-5598 tor appomtment n toe Sanford office IN TRAINING 3 po* aval Avg 5 IS SOhr Sal « comm Sanford based poof hwatmg teenier No cod catmg fkrtng rntmed F/T 4 P/T Cal Misty Sme!tier 222-2070 t a t 212 2NO 8HMT ASSEMBLY RECOTON CORPORATION, toe nations leading manufacturer/ distributor of electronic acces­ sories has several opanmga m as Lake Mary taewry for 2nd shift assembly posit on t Hours are 4:00pm-12:20*m. ret be able to Ml a mmanum of 35 lbs and stand lor 8 hours 58.40 par hour. Apply m person al <090 Emma Oaks Trail Lake Mary. FL 32746 Is lookmg tor talented and *a cepnonai individuals tor the following positions *RN 7-5 ' HousakeepmgLsundry M o ’ CNA 4 AH Shifts ' Dietary Aides Competitive wages eice Mm benefits and ftaitof* schedul­ ing CaH 407-888-4428. COC. VNEW PAY PLAfi'J •23 10 .3 2 Ceftu P « MJs LOADED ft EMPTY 10 SIARI’ "LAV OVER PAV ‘BREAK DOWN PAY' ’ EXTRA STOP P A r ‘ 1 Day Oft lor 7 Days Out•VACATION PAV •HOLIDAY BONUS PAY* ‘401 K RETIREMENT ‘ PERFORMANCE BONUS •SAFETY BONUS ‘ RIDER PROGRAM ‘CONVENTIONALS •SATELLITE EOUPPEO ‘EMPLOYEE Asa* Program 1 Yr OTR EXP/CLSAC0L REQ Pitas* cal 8 am to 5 pm Monday thru Friday Only 1-80*87*8050 * IL 82 EOE Immadtata TEM P-TO-fKRt Pad Tratotogf NO FEE •Nasonal TA I ftrm -SS 50 Tv Bonus altor cfesrs Nr** 35 hrVsvk. 6PM-Mdnes • 6al •CradH card prosaefton firm need s r m t . caSsrsf 8 8 M-F No Wkands *7 5GTv •Cosmabe aurgsry c* apple No cold ctSti P/T Eve . 27 60fTv/s comm N you can type and have good phone voice, cal tor an ap­ pointment Dunftd Slalftog Syetorm. 870 N Orlando Ave. Sole 1002. MaMand i t DunhiII > . • CONSTRUCTION APT. REHAB. C arpansarQryw a* ft Punch out CaBBtevo 407-28*2051 H O TEL OPPORTUNmES A beautiful 4 sacking hotel lo­ cated in to* UCF area Is taring lor toe foliowtng positions AM SERVERS. COOKS, HOST/ HOSTESS, HOUSE PERSON, Apply to parson to HoSday Inn 12123 fkgh Tech Ave . Orlando EOE P R U Q F W tt WORKPLACE IMMEOfATE OPE NINOS. Natl Svc. Co. has P/T A pqa a vmM. rer^w^w^^ Know M oi e of IR^s w¥^^ re t_» -*----t a-« m A a -- a --log r IVPVIIVU. U K M fv ArK. Ca8: 407-5*2-828* INSURANCE A^iN TS-M aka 200000 on corrvmttons pot Vkaak aasng tong tone car* to Sensors, leads prodded (800) 814-6671 BtSURANCE Easy sala*. customer toqulrtas on Ortxp Health Bto* Cross and C m * America ara main ear­ ners Local Rapa only 65% convrvastone bftiv£hs ASSISTANT MANAGERS F/T AccuStmff ~ A S S O < ilA tfc --------T R A IN E E Training makes the diftersnea New or atprrencad-we have operungs m our three aspard mg Sammote County offices tor hard wodung carear mmxjwd psopi* Cal Nancy Danwf AXamontelongwood-S obet Murska lake Ma^Hoatoruw 333-SOM Gary Balinofl Oviedo 365 3688 AUTOMOTIVE 0 E T A U R 8 SanfordLongwoodOrlandO Good Income Polsnbal Benefit* Altar 80 Days 7*ph tool 407-283 3055 AVON NEEDS rap* • pet area 3*4 fugh quaafy product*, asm good 552 hai hours 321-7122 BiSTRb----------CAPPUCCINO Lana Marys hn* tkmng restau­ rant otters a great wortung en­ vironment B* pad of a protoe•dnal team and conirftuH to our success Optn rp iU tom (FuS ft Pad Tim#) •OtahwaahM tS TSdv •Cooka | S CXVhr •Servers 12 13/hr ♦ Ip* Apply to parson al 951 Greenwood Bfvd. Laka Mary or cal 221-8222 BOBCAT OPERATOR Experienced only Class 0 kcents required. Ca8 32*1087 TRUCK O fW tR WANTSO 5 days a weak 322846ft EARN 5220 WEEKLY Proc­ essing our compeny mal No Od) nos 1 80*8218T1T. EXPCRKNCSO Fee stoodtbuofnets btoal know how to toN A market woed CaX 222-2*81---------EXPCRRNCEO GROUNDSMEN for bee co Top pay. COL A PLUS CALL 822-2*81_________ Eitrvaton Operators Training position 2nd ft 3rd sMI only U O G tv Located at The San­ tord Airport 3000 Melonw** Ave, Santord <07-221-28*1_____ F/T IX P f R M M CID ROPER ft OROUNOMJLN. Salary nago Muaf b* over 18 yrt and hetw a vakd FDL Soma Ban*Ms Drug CABBfBT MAKER 1ST SMB I* looktog tor manager* and F/T CSR-s Exceaent opportunrtwt tor Great benehefphi. but not requbsd Con­ tact Nasonaf Cash Advance at PYX Be* 7482 FL 22228 N iftD ib ; FLDoAklAH: Mutt Strip, wax ft buff hoors and wtyk hAul •Quipmont. Mutt nights •••Mftdt m d CALL 8214781 1— i M W AND IX C n V t t HOTEL LOCATED M A R TRE IM F is nrmg to* uk R 0*owing posi- A ANTE, ft I tar ROOM ATTEN DLTTU- Appfy to parson to toe Hampton Inn ft SUM*. 3*50 Q u a t a g b BM t. Orlando B X . Drug Ffse 407-22*7171 AdeccCT TT8 IMPLOfVENT I _______ A O D f T l WANT EDI Protected tordtodea, top commfaatons. local rep* only. BaS group* haaSh and LTC to hMffiyWMnCaKlf JO M to* ba*r n Votoaia oounfy CNA needed 58871 bit. dapandetka, ft gfver tor varied age mmJ. GARAGE SALE HELP FOR UNDCROROONO U T IL IT Y C O N T R A C T O R HSALTK OtoUftAffCS^AIto 4*1K AJtoSwMa Sprtne^MMSSa M edical Assisting. areer T o Feel G o o d A bo ut . In ou r in n o va tiv e M e d ic a l A ssistin g p rogra m , y o u 'll learn: •Switch be ariXleceptlonti •Oaks Entry Opetstora 178 par hour Ptaat* cal tor an i 22*7171 • Medical Emeigendes • Phlebotomy, Examining Room, and Clinical Lab Procedures Adecco • Computer Raining on Medical Manager Software Tf8 EMPLOYMENT I ATTENTION CNA* Coma and )om our caring laam of Nursa* and CNA'S Excel 4 banafat Experienced rec­ ognized 8:Q0pm-11:00pm IR areliable. Pleaae apply to parson Oaaona Haaftocaie Rehabwiation Canter 1851 EA cam Bhrd, DaMona EOE A fter graduation, you w ill be qualified to w ork in doctor's offices, hospitals, clinics, out patient care facilities/and DATA ENTRY/CLER1CAL ASST EacT poaxwnt Worry 10 key a must) ParsoiMbtol Great TO P TA LIN T ETAPHNO 4874 1080 N. I ___ .» •• many more. . Convenient four-day school week (M onday - Thursday) • Day and Evening Classes Available • Financial Aid Available for Those who Qualify • Small Classes with Personalized Attention • M l FT ft PT. we oftor a acaSanl benaMs, including madtoal/danuVM* Inauranos. 401(b), paid vacation, pay in­ stead of benefit w* art seeking dedicated mavtduaia at Bantard. Coni»a Nlaa Ajmari. RNSDC. 860 MfonvSto Ave. Banked. (407) Cm ft insurance Needed Weekend* FREE: 331-6268 LABORERS NEEOED ADECCO need* dependable ctoncsl canddataa lor Laka Mary/Haathrow poaibon*. We need people lor the loHowmg K*» FL 32771-2288 8588 EOE LPWaWfa P/T, AS shifts F/T 3-11 ft 11-7 Com* loto ot« Mem. health A toawano*. a o ik . stock Mid of Sanford. 960 Melon i Sto Ave. Santord. FI 32771 (407) 322 S566 or FAX (407) 322-0121 Contact Nlta Apnan. RNSDC M M H riL FORK U P T axpanancad. Wrong back, good FL DL. pay comm a ry m a w*h aap 2 * * * m A C "SORT erti WarahouM •Production •Osnoral Labor IIJXX) SKMf-ON BONUS! * •NEW* Pay Package *Quakfy Home Time * Law Modal Equpmoni * Need CLA * S mo* OTR ECKMftor 8008H-6S36 DRYWALL FINISHERS Needed tor read crew Ed> w/ handtoofs For commertiaVrealdendal land clearing Experience preI . Hobday pawvacation ul Insurance Pay commensural* wKh sap ca8 222-S811.M-P.7-8 LPN NEEDED P/T RaUrsmant FacBly Suppiamanl present Incom*. M. t Th ft F 7-9PM, AX W/E 7-3 Sal 3-11 Sun 7670600x27 XKR5RXE-------- •W sidBfS • A s s e m b ly DRIVERS OTR IMMEDIATE HIRE * qualified Cut* A-COL wMerMat 31 New KW Corns Good benefits 5 Mite* C a l Now 800878 9754. E d 910* EXP ER IEN C ED •TRACK HOE OPERATOR •LOADER OPERATOR OW VER CASH ADVANCE •Longwood EOC LIVE-IN NANNY-IO car* lot 2 small children Soma cleaning required Cal 324-8I0S and ask tor Tyrone MOLLY MAX) ■ I— Kl F/T1 M-F * 1 Sees WR Train. 407-7878*07. i have )ob* to ft* •Temp to lure LAWN MA8FTENANC* FORE­ MAN ft LABORERS For Convnarctoi ACCOUNTS Musi have at*). ft ref Cal Tam Cara 220-8000 nssldsotial CiswWnB AD ECCO I* teaming up with Santord compere** to crMte sicking job opportune** H you havo tkJBt, aiTtaon and a ow e tor quaSfy. have a great opportunity with groal CompeBtou pay. lua benefits wfech include heeSfVdentai and 401(h) and pad vacation •HS/GED '»t shift. O der puttars/pecaers Ralaiabfa transportation r*q CaM 680-0111 CHILDCARE TIA C H IH -P /R 5 F/T po* aval. COA or Ed) a ♦, Sanlord Early Cnsttoood Cantor. 322-6645_____________________ Headed tor restaurant furniture manufacturer Exp only apply. 210-12A*. Contact Joe or JUto at 3288364_____________ JOES JOBS JOBS F/T 5 P/T FlastK* hours 55 1V hr « bp* • 5 65 par run AganlMTafemMkaSare GREAT PHONE JOBS Earn up lo M.G(Vhr ♦ Bonusl Up to 50% commissions 7,hr minimum 4 Benefits In Lake Mary Salon. FANTASTIC SAMS __________ 228-5100 _____ DECORATOR Experienced shop al home window treatment specialist Lake Mary/Onedo area Salary plus bonus Catl 1 8 0 * 3 2 * 7788 CLERICAL A G C A R R IE R S J N C . A .E k B A S E D L C A R f llE f l HAIR S T Y U S T Contractors A Truckers Make contact quickly, your state A N America New height matching syt 24 hrs 23/mto 1-411-411-4470 UC/Vlta CUSTOMER SERVICE U N O S E LU N G II SET YOUR OWN HOURS * J7-1GT1R W P location. 2 wk protect * Must have 2Scwpm. clear d e l iv e r y 71— H elp W anted e n e r o e t ic r e p s Needed to assist with m-stors promotions 8 ad changes for news America Marketing (tormarly ActmacSa) Must have re­ liable Iran* P/T. met wkndt We welcome as ages over I I Sanford. Casaetoerry A W Park 58 007* Cal 9-5. M-F. ASSEMBLY GUARANTEED $ 10.50 P/H HOSIERY ROUTE Earn igt to SftSK par year P/T re­ stocking local store* with nama brand lathe* Hosiery No las­ ing. accounts provided Your II4 K investment (a secured by tovt C a l 1-*00-751-4661 anyBme__________________________ NABISCO InvaM 110.960 Earn 53k/mo P/T No using ________ WH77-B491 VENOfNO: Laiy parsons Waam Few hours-Mg $ Priced to s*4. hee brochure 1-B006^M353 Earn 1200 - 5500 weakly maJ mg ca-e o grams For more toformation sand a sart-addressed tumped envelope to Oatu Cards t Gifts. PO Bos 612290. Nhanv. FL 33261 TELEMARKETING 25— S rtciA L N otices LOOfUNO F 9 K WICKLOW par anti that wish lo remam al Wtktow or Wfton parents that wish to transfer to W k s Iow Can Mrs. LouU 121464* H * staff tiMronaitits. tec NO M l ......... *87-888-1118 Long Term-Short Term Tamp To Hire ‘ EXTRA INCOME r a in in g A Q C A .R K IB R S , IN C . The complete description by males and bounds and the ordi­ nance can be obtained from the office of the City Clerk Al the meeting. Interested per tiea may appear and be heard with respect Jothe proposed ordinance These hearings may be continued worn time to lime as may be necessary A copy al the proposed ordinances la posted al the Longwood City Hall. Longwood Florida and copies are on file with the Clerk ol the City end may be Inspected by the public AM persons are advised dial H they decide lo appeal any dec!•“ « »"ANo at Ihats mee ting s/hearings, the appeal must be baaed •ntba public record made during consideration of thu matter Since the City ol Longwood does not provide verbatim minutes ol i ?** ol an appellant lo provtda such minutes al their own eapenee (see Chapter IBS 010S.FS) Persons with due billlift needing assistance to participate In " ’•r“" O ' should contact the A 0 A Coordinator at (AST) MO-1411, at least 4S hours In advance ol the meeting Geraldine D. Zambrt. City Clerk Publiah: Aprs IS. tSSS • Apm tS. 1SSS DEP-SS NEW W A O E PROGRAM All shifts. FT S PT We offer eicellent benefits. Including medical'deniallife insurants, education reimbursement 40t(k). paid vacation, pay in­ stead oI benefits Wa ara seeking dedicated Indrvtdualt >t erpervmce. but wHbig to tram right parson(t) Please apply Heart hears S Rehab Canter of Sanford, Contact NX ta Ajmart 950 MeftonvUe Rd Sanlord. FL 32771-2299 (407) 322 6566 FOE DEBARY M ANOR 13— H ealth & B tA tm W anted GENERAL CN A'S INTERVIEWS ON Mon apm 13 9-11 and 1-3. 1060 Maitland Cntr Commons »41t (across Irom RDV Sportjpiei) or cal u l tor appomtment ACCUSTAFF 6600111rrvWv 0 AM - 5 PM MONDAY - FRIDAY P E R L IN E 13 W eeks elp 322 COUNTER PERSON tor busy O y Ctoarwr Si Laka Mary oav 71*9838 or S8E8SH Call Today! ( 407) 831- 9& j l 6 , C it y C o lle g e 853 East Hwy. 436, Ste 200 • C — Icbcrry, F L 32707 | v; �6H Seminol* Herald. Sanford Honda •Sunday. April J6, 1998 71— H f ip ro n CERAMIC W 71— H a n ted 71— H E t r W *r»kw Ekpect enced preferred Of xrtl train Cm *31-3181. LABOR READY 0 WORK TOOAV/PAD TOOAY Sanford Apply In person today: 1SSI S French Ave 383-4343 Office Assistant PRISM international. Inc hs* mm<n»al» newj lot an eqwm ericed Oflce Asstsunt Suctesxlul candidate will have Jemonsirated ski*s and ex penenca in. •Oganuaknn ol from critce •Exceptional interpersonal and customer m v ic f Pits •A accurate managing rrutnple protects, supervisors and cuv Lrnert •Microsofl WordTicef. Wind­ ow 95 *0 noun M F, compemve m i ll qualified tat efler and resixne to 407-86G before 4/30 or to 407-334 0418 after V3 elp W a n ted a n ted NOW MIRING1 FIT POSTONS Ron Clerk t Receptionnt PART TIME POSmOWS: Lot Driver. PU Delivery Drrver, Block Clerk. Counter Clerk. Lane Captain Sale Line Lp Co ortknator Afpty to person or cel tor kv< Dealer» Auto Auction of San­ ford. Between 9AM 4PM M W. 3895 S R 46 East Sanford (comer of 46 and 415) 407 383 71— H PHONE REPS Earn i p to *500 or more * bonus'*V D*y A Eve hrs avail Ben slier 60 days Can M F 333-6700 to MH up an appt No enp. wtl Vain__________ ••**130-3416**" NEED 100 * MEN 4 WOMEN Oa*y work-Da*y pay Vehicle* a PUTS COME WORK WITH THE BEST ROOFERS WANTED Helpers also Must have lians Irnrlatton Cal 383-1449 r n e n i i SALES AGENTS Th e S h y * the Limit... With Cape Canaveral Cruise Un*. you determine whal you paycheck wd he (407) 869-0444 Now Hiring for Seminole County Were looking for mobvaied opfe enth a good phone vote* No experience neces tary. because we Iran you to succeed You can make *800* Arid Work in a fun aknoaphern Medical and dental Instance cash tprtfs A tree cruise s' *600 sign on bonus avslatse Sales Aatocialet Assistants Fun Time * Pud Tim* 4090 EO eV LFO V f DRUG TESTING EMPLOYER PRISM International, Inc it an Equal Opportunity Employer NOW MIRING: Ovecl Marketers No sales. PT/FT. no e«p neces­ sary Cal 363 7812 M ETER R E A D E R S JOIN FLORIDA'S M O ST POW ERFUL TEAM ! As Fionda'a largest energy uppAer Honda Power i Light o«ert tremendous challenges and •noting rewards to moo •ators wfio ware to nefp snape me wadng edge ol a chang­ ing dynamic industry Jon our team m in s anmedate open CSi has over 100 current open­ ings mat we warn to tel you about* Come see what al me excitement Is atxxX* Interview between 7 30am to 7 00pm C al tor Ckredions' NO FEE' Maitland H 7 4 7 U or S. Orlan­ do 170464*. Escetant pneitwns avaSabte 1-800-698-3711. Ca* MaWand M 7 4 7 U or S. Orlando 170-6*4* Call Now'll NEVER A FEED FLORIDA POWER ft LIGHT COMPA­ NY Ca* our 34 hr Jab Un* tod.iy« 1-800-711 -JOBS EOE RIGHT HAND MAN SUPERVISOR • ALF FRONT DESK MUST BE STATE CERT CMA APPLY LONQWOOO RE­ TIREMENT VH.LAOE. 460 E CHURCH AVE, LONQWOOO Txtra pey to drivers. •Open I am •01 Dogtrack Rd. Longwood. 8*0-810* TELEM ARKETER Non Salet. wri bain *6 50 tv guar P/T Hex eve hrs Cel Kathy 767-0606 TE L E M A R K E TE R S f"ui or part km* Tup salary, bo­ nus and commtsaton Smoking office longwood location Call Debt*# at 767 9270 SECURITY OFFICER JOB Training Armed 4 Unarmed Brandy 4 Assoc. *34-7444 T R U S S B U ILD ER S NEEDED FOR SANTORO LO­ CATION Otoer positions ava4able Please cel QPC 2*0 5044 lor TUPPERWARE Earn 130*30 per horn tor extra money or hev* a M eme career 321-8431 Cu«tom Staffing (407) 323-2044 P L A C E M E N T S E R V IC E S WAREHOUSE - 2ND S f # T STK X E R W G • RECOTON CORPORATION, m* nation i leading Osirtoutor manutactur ol etoctnc accesaortes. hat an opemng m ns l aka Mary rehouaa tor 2nd ahdi •* artng ptsmon Hour* t 4 00PM • 12 30AM. Uuet be • to Ml 50 to*. U n m e t • Include pricing products 1 labelng Be abto to adi to change* and poaseaa good organuational t i k i ** 40 an a. Apply m persoi at 3960 lake Emma Road. Laka Mary F L 33746 EOE M A N A G E R A SSIST. SOpan Hardee'S Mckkgmnl A cc u S ta ff LEAD COORDINATOR ISN r«e BanriMPaoxaga FRONT DESK CLERK ff HR I WELDERS LOOKING FOR FART T N E WORK? Mamand araa Cosmatic En­ hancement Co t* tooting tor Cuet. 9ve Rapa to srork bet­ ween 34-40 hours par week SurvThurs. Tamp to hee 17 50 hr. comp I t and cuatomer aw auto necesaarv A r m in per­ son at 1060 Mamand Ctr.. Commons. SM 411. Mon-Ttkas 9-3 or Cal 660-0111 71— H elp 111 'to S H IPPIN G C L E R K 8* hr. Pam 8 Smp MAINTENANCE IKW* iefodm r 8m. ENGINE MECHAMC lOpan Hamas eeatl Ca* Today-Work too w . wen at. WARCM0US8 DUMP TRUCK ORtVER WITH COL. F/T 1600/9OOMR. POSITIONS: HOUBBM • RCCOTON COR­ PORATION. toe neeon'a tot CALL 322-8133 ------- TE l F MARKETERS------Earn up to ItOAw Setting up appolntmenls. Hourty * Bonus • Sprits. Call Brian 331-4417 dtttrtxjlorSmMjfaefufor of P/T IFF. 20-85 hours/wk *6 50* hr. No e^i. necessary Long- s s ASSEMBLERS/PRODUCTNM Doyouhan Hit M n toloam? An youlookingtora ckanga? If you answered ye*, we will train you in Production, Assembly and Machine Operation at NO COST TO YOU I We offer Medical insurance. Bonuses, Paid time off and ihe ben jobs in the Sanford area. All shifti art available. Please call CMMTftPP at: n*a8tora---------- 381-6333 SANFORO 1 bd CHA. grod area. cony toe *450*450 331 6757 _____________ SANFORO V I .9. 3535 Georg* Ave Oat. C H A *S2S/mo . ISaSAMp 407-6694796_______ SANFORO 3/1 Like new CHA *466600. *33-3710. STENSTROM RENTALS SANFORO IN w/sen porch CHA W/D hk/up *445/1480 SANFORO 1ft Condo C H A •cn petto-------(800/1100 No Lake VMagt 3/3 Condo. R> comm pool Lease w Option *5501500 JR t DOYLE (807) 383-8480 W I NEED HOUSES TO RENT 93—‘R o o m s Fo r R e n t WEEKLY RENTALS Slartlng • *T7/wk Hlttoric Downtown 3394423 105— D 333-6006 FURNISHED ROOMS-A8 u«N tod Laundry, phon*. andkx uae $65-160 a weak. 3344965 SANFORD • M Vwk PrNal* Mom*, al hou*a ptMtodgas 334-3464 99— A pa r tm e n ts n f u r n is h e d I BEDROOM APT 2nd FL quwf. clean refng. wtr mef *395J mo ♦ *300 dap 328 9 1 48 LAKE MARY. 192 Country Club Rd. ofhee or refat. 462 sq ti. conlad n Davt* 647-7788 u tlex / 141— H om es Fo r S ale I BDRM HOME on double lot. •ground pod. Ig wkshop, quiet area *55.000 Call Barbara Simmon* 322-1788 LEASE Prime showroom 4 warehouse *10.970 sq ft Sn 441 frontage 407 578 2500 Re a l 1I B — O f f ic e estate , w c 322-7408 S p ac e Fo r ent A MOVE M SPECIAL!! 400 sq « 4 ia>l *265 A MONTH Office Storage 331-0120 or 333 2554 OFTtCE/OFFICE-WARE HOUSE Now Available Guankan Personal Storage Cal tor details 578 7500 SANFORD OFFICE SPACE 1 Suita* available • 1100 SF 4 1800 SF. 407-331-7008 3 BDRM ranced, C H A (Vest location *57.900 VIP Prpoparkes 333 9695 anyilma__________ 4 BED POOL HOUSE -No Pina Huts Totally remodeled. (1000 dn. l«5aTno Opan Mouse Sun 1 5 7860629_________________ ATTHTMM MMOMTY/ 141— H o m e s Fo r S ale •ATTENTION' PROPERTY I you ere tfenkmg at s e e n you Korn* or proporty. new Te the time The market la active, and Interest tales are low C a i Roland at Jemngm Properties Inc and I wri pro vtd* a no cost or obligation Market Ahefyita el you home or property Jernlngan ~ Has Inc. 330-38S) ■fOMEN OWNEDAM !LOCAL BUSWBS! IxkLhrrd Mamn lx an equal irpporfunily rmplnyrr cuttnul) in the p ix t w » ( purwin| ihr (hlantkr Sanfteil Aiipun Snu iity Imptovr iTimlx um u*,i anJ arc interrxlext in xcrking xuNietiiac. hex/ feimdnx whu xpntal l/c in the following w-tvhrx • ( I r n r r u l F'Jrctric • Trenching and Fill T r ip l e x • Fencing • Fiber Cable Installalion SANFORD i n CHA Wa* to wa« carpeting .Section 6 OK 323 3366_________________________ PVaw eiklrttfwij thr fmel M n <kw April 29. I era iMnrwnl firm, mu, ihm proxj ol rvmfitattoe bom IIvimm Righti t ix w m o x and a h x l umtoto ry of yewr firm *quriifkwtiw lo pntivm thr tvlwnl work arxl'tv VTIXT Mail or I n hy April 11 yiwr m p e v to SANFORO, 1 bedroom, security ■term, tuff kit., carport Dxacounssdki >455 324-3747 107— M obile H omes Fo r R ent 3/3. Pert Fum ISOO'mo md w i 4 g *330 Oep Aval V I No dvkken. no pets 3276 774 or smoker After 5 30 3 Mct O " 321 -0TQfi_ 1716 BetTaar hee, , It I f t f f 467-717-3741 (F U J M AR IN ER 'S V IL LA G E LAKEADA1DOOM MlttVO I eonar srrovo ano up 323-8670 ■ N T IO N S A N F O R D , NOTHBSQ BUT THE FWEST FORVOUt Ootortaw Apts on Rmahari Rd 4 46A LA Mary Al apt home* */ prtv alarm*, garages Stated the art ectrviryrtitn*** Iscary Open today Stop out or cal 303 3007 tor a personal show- lO O J O B O P P O R T U N I T I E S IN M A N U F A C T U R I N G Aluminum wiiKktw end dour company needs individuals wilh industrial eap. You must he able lo wttrk 12 hour shifls -I days per week The fo l­ lowing positions are open: n _ ELEA VKLA1 an fipartaf - S4IBMMH • Machine Operator • Saw Operator HUO OKAY 467-J Barriord-in W/ by I ke. |17V week * dap Uttttie* included 381-4114 or 103— H U • Materia! Handlers •General Hetpers •Forklift Drivers We offer Great salami. Referral Bonuses. Medial Insurance. 401K Plan, and Paid Jem Off ouses- n f v r n is h e d 1412 W H I St 73 txvrrv 3 be. a/ c 1 car garage No pats *650mo . *650 (top 1 yr lease 695 4146 l i Contact C O H I I T A F F Tor m ore info at: ( 4 0 7 ) 3 5 0 - 7 7 8 9 E xt. 11. V mmhh i*»*-t* OutstandingSummerJob Opportunities exist nowat O r la n d o /S a n fo r d A ir p o r t * G e t in o n a ll th e g r o w th . DynAIr Services is experiencing phenomenal growth in our second year of operations. Now is a perfect opportunity to get involved in the dynamic commercial aviation industry. Ws are currently aceeptiig applications for part-dmt ramp services and part-time aircraft cleaning positions. Applicants must woric a flexible schedule, understand some English, pass a drug screening, complete a ten year work/school histo­ ry. For those interested In ramp services positions you must posset* a valid Florida drivert license and be able to lift up to 75 pounds on a consistent basis. Wa Offort » !•■»> or fax (407) A l rental and real estate adrarlisamants are subjecl to (he Federal Fair Moustog Act which makes 8 Regal to advertise any preferenc* hmriilion. or cks cnmlnakon based on race, col­ or. rehgton. aex. hanrkcap. lammu tutu* or national ortpn > Bdrm House. 1931 Water St heat 4 4to CrerSt ret iqrd Ca* 334 2417 tor price \ / / I W >/k An lid h fS IU 249 West S R 436.81101 (Etoen A4*n Plata) AJIamonla Springs 774-7770 U NOTICE R K/ s/ /x’ \ / S W AM M UW A g 117— C o m m e r c ia l R en tals 1*00 DOWN__WHY RENT? When you can own tots 3 bdm home ref C.HA. new pee* 1 car­ pel 7 Ask shout MUO homes' The HIMman Oroup. toe. We re OMng Away *1800 In Cottage Scholarships! Earn chance* lo wto on* ol two *750 scholanh*)* by working paid often assignments May t Aug 31 Cai tor rnora into No E m EOE 1st aMTl. CORESTAFF 103— H o u s e s - an ted E XPEIRENCEO HELPERS PIPE FITTERS WELDERS Lake Mechanical Constructors Inc has openings for the nve position* We oiler competitive pay and a fu« ben efu package Call Jack 3*8357-3136 tor IntorvMw appoint. Drug Fro* workplace. EOE. KAMI paae meto ML M y to perwm el MSO Lake Emma RoedLLMxe Mery, FL 4Q6M If you have the gift of gab... WE HAVE A GREAT JOB FOR YOU!! Urge Credit Card insurance/protection co is seeking individuals who have pervious outbound calling and sales cap. 9 am • 3 pm, 97J M mm4t. If you are seeking a challeng­ ing carter with an excellent benefit package con­ tact: W Needs 75 workers dally. **J sign on bonus to new ero- CALL NOW EMPLOYED TOOAY lit Ex! DMRKY4 Florida Power • Light promotes a drug-tree non smoking work place and « an equal opporturety emptoyw For more rtormskon about our dynamic company, via* our eebaa at STENSTROM GENERAL FEE0 needs P/T help Primarily lot dekverie* and Saturdays Re quires a strong back, pleasant personakty and excellent drtv mg record Personal buck or UV tor towing baler required an 133-FI *30. Call Karan: Ptrkng 4 date entry experi­ ence a plus Good salary Cal I l f -40*3 We otter a starting salary of with hourty eamnga ol H 8 2 ; hour, etcasent benefits and growth potential To discust out opportunities and teem about our pre-employment testing sessions, please cel any day between BAM t Mto-* ** . Wt pay for Experience Excellent Benefit! RtCEPDONSTfCOUNTER PERSON E/T or P/T METER READERS These positions require dellal-orfented Individuals with a valid Florida drivers license and a care regis­ tered In their own name. Call 407-676-6000 l)C44 Mon-Frt,*am lo 6 pm JOB F A « IM M E D IA T E O P E N IN G S ! a n ted U n f u r n is h e o INTELLIGENT STAFFING ary. benefits W LABOR RITE Postal Jo«M Up to *1731 hr. Guaranteed fkre For App And Exam Into Cal Bam 5pm PST !*»H *1 -W O W K e i t 6-1003 m elp M E W H IG H B R IT A W T IM fl W A f l i l $400 - 5A50 per hour tNpwtdlqg oft position i ,'id> < A i l * . /S -//y, *e {are y >'** >:•'• r .* Open House MMday, April 27th Tuesday, April 2Sth Wednesday, April 29th IQan-dpn 2301 Maitland Center Parkway Bldg. 200,4(h Floor Soulb Maitland ( n . i .iiii , i If |ii. >, hi tin i Ksse.eilbllitlsi htotud* kwritlns ■ Ugh volte** of Q u i n c y 's N o t O n l y T a s t e s G o o d , W e Lo ok Good! ...especially to individual* who with to join one of America'* leading reitauranl name*. Our qualification# are easy to meet. You must be peopleoriented • be a team player • enjoy making new friends and teaming. All PoaiUotu Full or Part Time A Variety Of Hours Available Apply At The Quincy's * in Sanford or Casselberry! Incoming call*. Qualified candidates must kav* knowl­ edge of Windows, ability lo type JO wpm, excellent ver­ bal/wrillcn communlcaUoe skills, Strang customer ser­ vice skills, excellent articulation and ability to be a learn yee. Must be high school graduate or equivalent with ear customer service experience; previous cell center pter iperience ll Is helpful. S experience Schedule is Monday-Frtday tem ­ 6pm wilh alternating Saturday horns of 9am-)pm. ^ W* offer * alerting wag* of I7.S0/W, plus bonus and paid training, as well as a complete benefits package to indi­ viduals working 30* hrs/week. If you’re interested in a with lha world laed in oul_ I solutions, plan on attendced _______ Drag-Frsc/Smoke-Frce *•§ our Open House I Workplace. EOBM/F/D/V. www.Malrlsi.csw see, m/O&h 1 I �Samino!* Herald, Sanford, Florida •Sunday, April 26,1008 - 7 1 181— A ppuances K I T ’ N* C A R L Y L E ® by U r r y W H r H* A Local Car Dealer Shocks Community: “WE’RE SELLING CARS FOR $99.” F u r n it u r e F o r S a l e 141 — - H 155— C F o r S ale om es o n d o m in iu m s Fo r S GOVERNM ENT FO R E C LO S E D NEW SMYRNA BEACH BOUCHELLE ISLAND 1 fl around floor, aen. perch. Home* from penntoa on I I . DMtoquenl Tax. Rapo's RECT* Tour Area To* Free (|) *00-211 9000 E ll H-2206 lor curare 9*1- hoi __ 157— M mWT* «cww•»wm txmtio ooop paataiaMv* iw l s*f a ksaj*ah weSTn*n^anteincs wumrwBmu la q lt Omtkr/lpl tem prch *44,900 4/1JO v e r 1,600 iq ft. Irv/tVrV lam. frplc, (ncd. 1*3,900 HOUSE or D U f L U 2 Mcriant. 1/3 acre, rercvatod 1*4,900 MHMB1En iBM linIlia ■m IM, IP I Ji ■mi. ,('W UTaCW aw-^W M'‘B*--CTO,,-*■L" toneed. carport 14*410 I » A I I 1 f >4a| t ( >I *N I M A N A G E R 'S S P E C IA L 14a*0 2n 19*2 Show Fun. O V A gat lorn |1»A00. SUNLANO 4/2 Fenced tpH plan, greet tor large tarrviy *52000 Owner *22-1091 Fo r S ale Scoret/tpreadt and much moral I -900-660-6667 Ex 1637 *2 99 per mn. Mutt be 18 yrt Serv^-rt 19)645 6434 DEE ARY 2 tola 75X150 B7(A) i 150X150 I13|k) Rm tune Can p«r 949-0117 or 3724140 DELTONA- 10 acroa kjaal ior moon* homavt*. horaet cam*, lamung or nuaery* Zoned agn Cultural 13 900/ACRE Sm down w'owner finance 904-7971772 ar 904-7*7-0*22 ________ OAKRIOOE FARM* Otleen Deaona area 10 acre*, ideal tor horaet or came larm Mobile home a home n e Zoned agn *44.900 Financing aval ml am down paymem (904) 7970300 193— L a w n A G arden WOOD * WOOO CWPS * CALL m -148t ■ANFORD1/1 turn cov pa no.abed. e«c cond. dean qua! pk low X) * conv loc *4500 122 **97 or 122-9721__________ COUNTRY SETTIN O But dote in Sian with a 14r60 Mobile Home and add hug* bdrm. LR. porch, deck*, carport Over 1.000 *q ft tying area on you own tg lot Jut! *41.500 MURRY I •Mur Ml* 197— R e s t a u r a n t ent .R EALTY, INC 159— R W eal Esta te a n ted MVEETOR BUYMQ HOUSES ALL ALUMINUM Walk-In cooler 4x516 - 1 /2. new motor * therm mdoorl or out *1.000 FIRM 3304479 n t iq u e 217— G Wnar* *o different HAPPY JACK IX FLEA COLLART (T W O fKIt Agemat Deal. MBi. 4 OMn arttftoul ayatamc poraomng STENSTROM OEM ERAL FEED (121-1 WO) about HAPPY JA CK _ UQUI-Y)CT Thar* a a Btt oftaranca (www heppyjadux: oom| 181— A Thi* I* « ' Affordable 3 2 on lanead comar tot Ctoaa to Longwood •eftooi* * larga aporta compter Show* pnd* ot ownerefxp *70.800 p p l ia n c e s F u r n it u r e F o r S a l e air*. black wrought run canopy and prarvaar orthopedc aet Never u**d. tea baaed. Coal (1200 Sea *325 B ID -O U E E N CaB *71-721 • II. \ I ( / C o l l e c t ib l e s arage S 231— C a r s Fo r S ale 3 -FA M IL Y 1911 Ford Tempo GL Auto, a/ cp/l p-’wpl nil. cruite >un* tie. clean 96K mriet *2 500 OBO Sanlord 6375 HWY 427 SOMETItlNO FOR EVERYONE* | 323 1263 tOOtS. Furn . ctothmg, houae8* PONTIAC SUNBIRD Low hold item*, etc mrieage and good conddion *2 000 060 CaM 302-34*} MOVING S A L E S U N 8 -7 $100-5500 Pole* Impound* Good running Honda. Chevy. Jaap* 4 Snort* utenet 1-900-772-7470 *117790 bdt toyv'eieetroruc*. mower. I vacuum (9nn*r warn. b*e*. 4 1 mac houaahoM Ca* 110-0291 13 Beautifully Wooded Katale I .ott possible price, including at wut to triceadvmttage of event th* will fcMure toed a n least 4 vehicles, some valued these incredible savings. “I for u low *t J99. The event, as high® 15000 forts little as can’t stress enough thMthis is turned the"PremierShaba m. a one day only tales evert." 2988 E R 8 K IN E O R . S tillw a te r O v te d o SUBDIVISION YARD S A LE C O V E N TR Y SAT/SUN 8-3 Picture pertect V? horn* to popular ftubdrvixion Large prtvato lanead to r u c k /B u s e s /V a n s rtgiUrKioo beginningat 1.00 amonSunday, April 26*. By Il’s abo firstcome, first served, ichedukd fa (his Sunday, 11:00n prospectivebuyer* soit'i criticaltocomeearly, if April26*. RimOr Shine. wiU have beta given * person­ you expect to have ny china alized pass allowing themto of getting the vehick you inspect the vehicles (hat sale: "We've had record tales interestthembetween 11:00sm so far this yen tod we’reover­ and 12.80noon, Mwhichtime trie thin just reducing inven­ stocked with trade-ins It’sthat thePremierSlashertrie tory. Ruthaplaica:“Bill Heard simple" Ik adds, “During this actuallybegins. The Premier Chevrolet b always looking for tries evert we will offer Slasher will thenbegin slashing a way to give bod tothe uabelievable vriue* on our posted prices on die vehicles. community that's gives so used inventory, sod some Whoever is txtitg behind (he muchtom” He felt thM vehicleswill sell for as lowm woeej ui ux vtoicfc wdcs me giving bis friends and neigh­ S99 “ Thisirie will provide price u slashedwill be giva bors intheOrlando area a deals dsat wiD be xcpossible to the fxK opportunity to chance to save on these pass up “ Expect retail prices to purdiate the vehick K that vehicles w*i for moredesirable beslashedbyS3000to17000, if prioe. a n ted to Buy BUV1MO C09WUT1RS PARTS 321-6992 FOR fiasy Saving We Offer Affordable Beauty and Valuel REGARDLESS OF PRICE! P re tle u i: Sun. M ay 3 & Sal. M ay 9, Noon-4 immmfyrny C•“I•*UrtwM utkr rtU JJ ru*i hdLm (hhtu) Air (wA*AA<»tMuri IkifhfU imCtmtiLmJ BltU Tmnlrfi Call For Brochure: Thoae wishingto bert Ihe Ruth ahopomb out (hat art only esjoy getting ■grert deri but they'B also have fun rash can be pre-rtgaKred lower than whnksslt auctions doing I," ays Ruth. begsmmgToday MBill Heard Local Bank Represenutivei Chevrolet, 3435Qrhodo Dr. with suctions is lhal ihe wiUbeoa-haad toimage low- (Routt\ m -\ n mileNorthof bitidmg ofia leads to nOMed comfiotedng os the spot LakeMaryBlvd.) prices,therebyeiimisdiBi "Mori of(B, we’vegot 3.75 ssrings." Dwing theFrasier milliondotesworthof this one-of-9-kmd tries event SlasherSale, everyvehiclewill inventory - thm'i over 150cars, pkaKaB (407) 321-7100 be on ale. Saks ire os i first trudi, vtei, Md spat utility cone, firmserved bask ad vehicles tochooMftoa. It B2 PONT. Tranaaari OT-w/91 ang p p M . CO. iASS graal cond * M K~13G9S3S 238— V e h ic l e s W 1 95— M a c h in e W Ren ta ls ADVANCE TECTONKra- " AddWoea IScmaa AddMcwa CommerelW 1991 0*4444 CGC001999 NEW RCMOOEL REPAIR Door*, exndowa, cepety. U tn g. itsacki a coner*4* 323-40321 (SQBakn»C8C 19990 FMM9M BOATS FOR RENT Starting at (30 A up AJao 24' Pontoon Cal 330-1612 -T H i WHITE ORCHDOcwifrofU Bed A Bf— H m Inn A vftry rofniHc f 8 0 0 -2 5 7 -4 1 6 1 S 323-3301 i APPLIANCE STORE, in . U i . TYPE CABMCTB-releo*/ •oodinckWea mt'counterScxV TYPES. Guaranteed Deal rat* Con ttruction debr*. garage cteen out. rooting. We HAUL ANYTHB4G Larga V*k*rt drop 08 avarUOt* Uac/lnaur I 900 990 HAUL (4299) 2 8 0 -H o m For furtha informMionoo IM iw iu a u e e u 281- I r r i g a t i o n J c __________R e p a ir CARPENTER. Al H o m ^“ tepaxe, pextkng I caramc Ma ^JBgw rdO rojoM I^O ^^ SPRS9KLER REPAIR Al mtkaa I modal* New comptata a rone * 2 jt o v 8 ^ * js « 3 2 ljm _ KATHY’S KLI A9BH0 Raard . wkfykno. rental cSaan-outs f 3 yr». eip ♦ ret* 33Q-OS3 2 8 5 -L a n d s c a p i n g FULL LAWN IV C hedge*, bush**, am ke* tnmrrxng 7 yr» exp. Senior disc Satisfaction guar. For he* eat 6*00602 HomaeOic/CondD/Apart W U v«* U «.U o LtSCANSUR t07-32*-7*43 *07-32X279 -------- R R Q S iR -------2 7 5 -D r y w a l l L U X IC A N * OCtrCM. w . DRVWALL'SruCCORapaXi W il A CarSng Texture* ComnvHaeid Speciaksts •Uca/ln*ur •Fr*a Ettxnalat *20 Year* Experwnc* •CrexDv* Landscape Detent 2 7 6 -E l e c t r i c a l O w Tima Yard Clean Up NEED AN ELICTMCUNT C A U DtCKa ELECTRIC 407-3210733 WE DO IT ALL! " IX22-T' 321-0140 rSBYre. 2 7 9 -H 1i au u n g s j SERVICES- Comm! * re* dexu removal. mowing-Dump traitor Sarv aval he* aal 330M93 or 9400138 i 2 8 7 -L a w n S e r v ic e s A rock 4dgng xnf b* happy to h#*j ydi tower your monthly lawn can coals 323-5060 SUNSCAPE LAWN MOMT 4*e/Loi 1-732* OREO GROSS LAWN SERVKtt RES/COM QUALITY CARE FREE EST 22X039. SWANSON LAWN SERVICE Compieie cu<*-l15 ♦. CoS a de pHYOGOH e iM PKOVEM ENTS HANDYMAN-Pamhng. concrela. dry wal. remodekng, renoxakonaCa* 262-7099___________ 2 6 3 -C a r p e n t r y HOUR* Max - fn 9130-bL I - 4CU*M lee BUY A M W i BEDROOM, I BATH HOME (OR IISS TUAN RENTING 6# A l l DAVD KEY C09*STRUCTi0N~ NtoWnetnedaOnoteepair* UtoCOCOSTVM *20-7202 2 6 2 -C a b i n e t s 366-6320 r 4 U 6 v Al CHARLES a (D*n| M4LLER Bu*dar, CBC0672S5. R9*/ Comm.. renoM. eddwona. repax MC. V IS A .....407-120-1741 2 5 9 -B e d i t B r e a k f a s t 148 HAZEL BLVD. HazBlOten Sanford ovaoe dean out*’ 349-9650 T A A iN 2 5 3 -A d d i t i o n s i t R e m o d e l in g n ftP A M tra p a tA u T ru m m o a t ssr.. SHEAR-kkegara. mecfiencal 10 t a 10 gkug* cap Good condfcn *14 OOP 060 *07-299-1592 a n ted CASH tt* FVUOf For Ju * Cara. Truck* * kkec* 240— B o 279-H a u l in g ork 2 6 9 -C l e a n in g S e r v ic e s 3291 8. Sanford Ave. Sanford ^ m ^ K U M O U A M iA s -r n U iu ia n im .C o u n try C h a rm ' m egosM a auction. theseprices wiUbe "is low or (66.000 Sanford Court Apartments tmmtkl mmCmutlrnJ $t*J mmtpdLm a* TuUmtaJ f* Turn ngki um TullmmJ lh umJftdUm mmI— M *mls u m .m c thanwholesaling themtototal “We believethatpeople will Fo r JuM kk* new 3/2 -doe* loeverythtog LXe-nbrtto w/vautad can­ ing* JuM move nghl to. A1 appkanca* aiay SingIt Story Deugn •No Ont Below or Abov* Energy •Eflcienl Studio, 1 & 2 Bedroom Altordabte Apartment* friendly, On-Site, Dependable Management Attic Sloragt. Private patn 4 More! A ll Luis Sold To T h e Highest B idder -------- Of course, there's marc tothis EVERYONE. BENEFITS FOR EXPERIENCED CLEANER Chut 7i>Shopping. Schools, Churches Hie. Ldr it'i back to business as usual. litenlly tfauhini price* on toed S ale OM 366-6320 20 YEAR OWNER FINANCING NO QUALIFYING IkrtflUmu hum I 4,/uU the Slashed prices come off and 23 5 - T OR C X I 219— W Security Gated Com m unity AearieNk MMB#»*l •hvto— lb.4*tf Once our inventory is reduced, MBill HeardChevroletwith a n ritbt befon buytn eyes, is From 1 0±T o 19± A cres Each l«aw lift *.*'*• dayH aef- W -iOe ..I— 1« All vtfaicks will be ondisplay buyers lo act quidly if they SEIZED CARS from *175 129 Anthony Or-Oroveview V4-I Portcha*. Cadillac*. Chevy*. BMW*. Corrane* Aita Jaept, lag* Sub SOMETHING FOR| 4WD* You area Tex' Free IEVERYONE1____________ •00 219 9000 Eli 7206 lor cu- merry makls ; S U M M E R FIE U ) FARMS, DELTONA quality used car il the lowest plan* lodiy for a one-diy tiles M O V IN G S A L E S U N O N L Y ft-? Call 331-5266 H a m , Sat. M a y 16 Ruth reminds prospective OevTOte Dealer", mnnunerd innuay ases. The problem Cars LAKE MARY BALL FIELD tt 5 Shaaley Roed Chart, ■a. ao/a*. tcria* latrie*, pvc fum. Full-time, M -F day hours. No nights, weekends, holidays! Paycheck every week from #1 company. Car needed. Mileage paid. M O N oppommity lo purchase ■ notmore. ales SAT/SUN 9-2 A R IF RIO A09NRAL IS c It In aal ahape (150 C*N 122gieai 99711 serious buyer." Qxvrola, Amenca'iLjrges tion for this unprecedented OARAOE SALE beaukUy maexamad home *113.900 1113 P IU C A N ST. Sfcytarfc Longwood Buy WOLFE TANNING BEOS TAN AT HOME Buy DIRECT and SAVE I HOUSE OP QOOOftS 901 Lo | CommaccialTiome in n from cual Are Fum . apph . houte*199 00 Low Monthly Payment* iw ld ja ljc J ^ ^ n d jJ * !^ !* ^ FREE Color Catalog Cxi TOOAY 1-600 711-0158 A 12X60 Catherdral ceilmga. akvkg/'l * booth m btch Hug* LR ■ fire piece upgraded carpal. DReiec cond C al Pat lor appt 372-9129_________________ CARRIAGE COV* *7 14X76. 2/3. CMA lira dace. WO hook­ up*. (12.000 Com* and vtoX to tee Hourt 10am 4pm 126 Coecha^t Court_______________ Selective a n tLd t o Cockatlala, Braedart Cage*, Akim. Cana Copper / Brace Lovabtrda. Cage* * neat*, t fe­ Kokomo Recycling: 121-0004 male Indian Ringneck Parrot S1* W. Flrat-M/F S-S. Sett-1 tyear old Alao young brda handled 131-2292 ____ 222— M u s i c a l For a lew penrae* more, gel toe I n s tr u m en ts late*! technology m liquid Axk STENSTROM OENCRAL FEED (121-1**0) PIANO LESSONS-KRtSTY VrtLabout HAPPY JACK .U Q U I- UAHS Sanford Area 324-7588. Member of Natl Fad of Mutic VfCT There * a BIG (Mierence (WWW happytacfctoc com) 223— M i s c e l l a n e o u s 1 PUPPY Shota * wormed 1/2 AKC | FREE CAR, t t 4 FUN n your Sponger Spaniel 1/2 lab (50 Cell 123-729* •par* ume InterauedT Ca* Lin­ da B 526-3517. I alto criler repl pc* and new Tupperwar* 211— free NEW • HP ELECT START T I L ­ ER Troy Bril Orto price (2339 writ tei tor *1000 ciil 324 5299 PARK AVI. MOBK.E PARK Hama* *3 000 to *6.000 Sat Up Financing OLWETI 122-l*»1 couldn't gel ny better for the affording biiym the perfect Ruthoffen * tiopie explasB- CARRIAGE c o v e (407) 323-6160 24X60 Catberdral cewnoa. aky47>i * booth m Uch Huge LR w/tira place upgraded carpel. DRetec cond Ca* Pat lor appt 122-9129_______________ •7 OAK tPRM Qt 37 DU WUa 219— W 199— P e t s A S u p p l i e s SPORTS SCORES * NEW* NOW! 24 x 44 1/2 SpM 19*2 Sky*ne. tap tnkng (1*,*00. Re a l e s t a t e , w c . _______ T W - 7 A M ________ ■7 OAK SPFNNO* 3/2 Ott Wide Ihere will be no bidding, thus 'PraniaSlBben^willbe --------- P S e fT R iiS --------Find ool nowtll Eq u ip m ORLANDO, FL -Joe Rah. Gewil M n p n f B I Hod S*len r for die fcd TO tevertl 199— P e t s A S u p p l i e s B U LO W O LO TS on 42/ acroea from Sukand Etta let S23-S222 ar pgr 444-4999 \!tS( M l Ca* 123-9775 anytime. 1-900-388-5900 6x1 8541 *1 •*per menee II Ml* 94K-U419444 *4H 19*3 Palm Harbor Mobile Home 28 >64 Mutl Sell. U M new, many extra* *19.000 592 2702 or 295-3481 V2 /1am rm. pool, jacurn. pov lane* Enjoy th* pool W » ■nmar, priced nghl at 175.000 NM DOYLE with Slanafrem Realty <«071 *22-1420 M ATTRESS BALE • Full ti/e uaad box tpringt A mattraai *65 00 Larry* Mart 322-4132 187— S p o r t i n g G o o n s CARRIAGE COVE (407) 323-6160 WANTED 3 bdrm in ITavanna Park Cal Dot WUar. Jamgan Prop­ ers** 323-3165 or 3J0-3235 SERENE V i. larMy rwyvx* hood. Eitate art Dun ($7) lor Naval Officer* 171.900 Cal Ool Water. J*mtg*n ProparM* 323-3165 or 330 3266 t ENTERTAINMENT CENTER 2 unit* Light maple *250 Call 133-0120 or 124-7*9* '85 Palm 3/2 spUt 26*56. Lap aiding, new carpet 6 vinyl. Screen Room and carport *25,250 SERENE 3/2. tarrdy natghtwrhood. Ettaia aa* Burn (571 tor Navel OMcera 171,900 Lo om es SUPER SINOE WATER BED (100. » n» i Orlando Area Shoppers Express DisbeliefBut Dealer Remains Optimistic As Sunday, April 26* Sale Dale Approaches, OAY BED White, Victorian ttyt* with 2 twin mattraaaei ( truncNi Never uaad (300. 407- 7 * AMHE 2/1-1/2 apltl 14x62. Screen Room 17,900 W \ I '4-1 i I'MOM| MTH s creage H S U M M E R S P E C IA L S 82 Skyline 3/2 npIN 24x44. Lap aiding. *16,900 9099 155— A o b il e Fo r S a le n r rn n n / .n u h o m e s VI NTIIMI 1 f’ R O P I R t llS !.• 1 ale BEDS ORTHOPEDIC FIRM BETS with 5 yea/ warranty Nev­ er uaad Twin *75. FuN 195 Ouaan *115 King (165 Call 407-*49-9*54 Tree cutunopruning Landtcapa grettng Top aoAM Gr/gravoL Back-hoeteb cat ReaaonaOto rate* RANCH RENTALS 407-322*40* 2 8 7 -L a w n S e r v i c e s AAA GRASS MASTERS Al •ervtcea provided DepandaOto end anordart* -Cal tor Frea 2 8 8 -L e g a l S e r v i c e s A-Z LewTeeh Drvorco (56. Custody *75 Bankruptcy ITS. Nam* Chanm jtoS, Be. 24 hra (ro7) 522-0347 2 9 4 -P a in t in g MTERKMWXTERKIteFre* Eakmatea- BondUcWtoaia. Ca* STS-1941 or 920-130*. 3 0 0 -P r e s s u r e C l e a n in g can Iha Boattt Fn Great service Rea/Comm Can 444-4*94 DUN RITE Free **L UcAna. MMar irde ecteetod. 321-1 1-4122 Decka’WMU’Onyet’Homef •Buattng* r\e*Comm*Fre« EM/ Lnc/tntur Steam Factory 110 diecouni w/ad 324-7994 308— T e r m it e R e p a ir TERMITE- WATER- FWE DAMAGE REPAIR SPECIALIST ________407-332-9977 312— T ree S e r v ic e CHSAPI CHEAP! Tree removal! prunwig/tojacixmanoial land scaping Uac/lntur. 331 DON PtCKREN TREE SVC TraWstump removal. Free eat UceAnaur. *29-7342 SMPS OHS PreT Tree five. 2t yrt exp 24 hr storm damage Senior dwcounl total ma cam Frea etkmatoa Buckat iruct avalatrto. Cal 327-4736_______ TOMMY RUNYON Lawn 0 Tree Svc IcAne, lewdftom Bucket kuck. Mump gnrxkng. ke* eat Can 324-1471 1/2 11 TO. U A H m A H AMUT MM _____ IN SPECIAL IBOHM/ 1 BATH ISO to. ft. SBDVIM/1 S A T N 1028TO.fi2 BDftM/ S BATH 1125 to ft. ejA fi* • Sptrtoua Apartment* with large Cfoecta • lake fro m • VWieytoaU « Bpartila*ftort * TennIaCuufta _ XB; Selectyourlotat 4 Z U PALMPOINT,SANFORD M o . FJ. O ttf ty ^ 7 3 | 9 9 0 ■ A D ryers i ( 4 0 00 aa ^ m We g la d ly re fe r q u a lity painters! NC LUO M O LOT I Call to see If you qualify for (fils opportunity to own a new home, I UVf OAXN.VO Country Lake Apartments i 4 0 7 - 3 9 M C T h tf A Stroke Of Brilliance. 7 3 3 17141 i PM* si BTSJSS tteb M fMA Halt M yre.. APR • 1* Sfiopfe 3801 W. I rim M ary B lv A , I a k a M ary (P ubU x S h o p p in g C an ter) * 388-0808 �by Chic Young B LO N D IE n \tf wwrrRE vou doing, mr LX COM STEAO?^— HOROSCOPE © 30 Place ACROSS 40 Futile 1 U»e one's noM 42 Demon of Arabian lore 6 Be In %ur ‘Birthday Answer to Previous Puzzle □□□□□□ rarannnm 45 Outfit Sunday. April 26, 1998 Instead ol ducking challenges as you are occasionally inclined to do. you'll moot them hoad-on in the year ahead Your new persona will win you respect 10 Vain bird s mats 12 Actor Radford 14 Designer Qlorglo 15 Crazy 16 Cry 17 Burst 10 Biblical garden 20 Resident of Boise 23 Like some remarks 26 Colo, hours 46 Coq au — 49 Responds to the alarm 51 Oet there 54 Ancient ship 55 Duplicates 56 Painful 57 Ursine animals DOWN □ □ □ □ □ r a TA U R U S (April 20-May 20) Even though Health resorts Roman tyrant this is a good lime to launch a new Poetic foot endoavor, you must lirst bo sure to do all Govt, housing the proper spadework so that your ven­ 27 Medical suttls □ n n m o n org. ture is able to tako root Taurus, treat 30 Jal alal Marsh □ □ □ □ □ □ 32 Walk yourself to a birthday gift Send for your Actor Volght unsteadily A DollI's House 1 1 ____ Astro-Graph predictions for the yoar 34 Leg |olnts author palm ahead by mailing $2 and SASE to Astro- 35 Jerry's friend 8 Necklace unit 12 Sharp--------Graph. c/o this newspapor. P O B o i 36 It s In the bag I 9 Sea eagle 13 Bo Derek's 37 LP speed 1758, Murray Hill Station. Now York. NY Cal for Answers e ioumiaeenn*»y«nr»» 10156 Be sure to state your zodiac sign OEMINI (May 21-June 20) You II bo luck■or in tho long run today if you let evonts run their course instead ol trying to mako changos that haven't boon tosted suc­ cessfully C A N C ER (June 21-Juty 22) Be careful what you wish tor today. Although your hopes could be realized, they may not be what s best For good results do-empha sizo sottish desires and leave room for others STUMPED? 1— r - r ~ 4 10 TT“ 16 □ □ □ □ □ □ □ran □□□ □□□ □nnnnnti □□□□□nn □□□□□ □□□□□ □□□□□ □□□□□ □□□□□ □nnnm □□□□□nn □□□nnnra BC10 □ □ □ □ □ □ nnnnmn □□□□□□ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ number 18 Electrical unit 20 Object of wor»nip Olftcourftott Bikini and tot tmimj»* 1-800 (M-35M ezl code 100 1 ■ J P 1/ r~ r~ P 24 Hawaiian goose 28 Actress 10 War god Slander Resort of New Mexico Roman 1,061 Auto i Al — L E O (Ju ly 23-Aug. 22) Start to elevate your sights a bit higher than usual where status and income are concerned If you really try. you can oarn both rospect and material rewards Flower Actor Robert D aBiography Actor Noveilo Loch — VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) You re now in a cycle in which a positivo attitude can spawn remarkable results Divost your­ self of thoughts that limit your thinking LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) Joint endeav­ ors with poisons who have boon lucky for you previously contain promise once again Unfortunately, those who impede your progress might hang on a M longer S C O R P IO (O ct. 24-Nov. 22) This is a good day to renegotiate agroemonts Bettor torms can now bo workod out in arrangements whore thus far you ve got­ ten tho short end BOUncta 82 Umbrella pert 83 AAA ASTRO-GRAPH _____ BERNICE ^ ■ V BEDE OSOL S A G IT T A R IU S (N o v. 23-Dec. 21) Im­ provement in general conditions is indi­ cated in this cycle, but you must lako things slowly and be prepared to advance one step at a lime C A P R IC O R N (Dec. 22-Jan. IB ) Today you might suffer a momentary disappoint­ ment because something on which you've been counting fans through. Don t WIN AT by T .K . Ryan TU M B LEW EED S Which fit is better? Yesterday's column set me thinking about (Us — of cards, not conniptions! You and your partner have a 5-3 and a 4 4 fit available. When is it better to play in the former rather than the lat­ ter — and vice versa? ■•r/flHw, \ ,1L1J A R L O A N D JA N IS PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) Measures can now be taken to enhance relation­ ships with persons pertinent to your pre­ sent plans Take the InKiabve Don't wart for them to make the first move ARIES (March 21-Aprll 18) Favorable influences ars beginning to take effect today that can help improve your malarial position However, it's Important to contnue to curb any extravagances CtSSSkyNEA.Iar . •>-- By Phillip Alder VOUT THE BEST J IN YOUl 7 despair, a l twists and turns wHI work out m your favor AOUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18) This is the time to relinquish unproductive situations and move out In a fresh direction. What couldn't be achieved one way can be achieved in another. The simple answer is to play in the 5-3 when you have many winners in the other two suits. Then you won't need discards on the long suit. However, the 4-4 fit works better when you do need those discards, or when you need a ruffing trick or two that would have to be taken with the fivecard holding. On this deal, note that six hearts is impossible, but six spades can be made. North took quite a position to use Blackwood when the spade (it was un­ covered. Better would have been a four-diamond splinter bid, showing slam interest with a singleton (or ■RIDOE PHILLIP ALDER voidt in diamonds. But North didn’t have that mallet in his box. West led the club king. The contract didn't tax South's de­ clarer play. He won with dummy's club ace. drew trumps, and ran the hearts, discarding two clubs from hand. Then he conceded a diamond trick. His 12 winners were three spades, five hearts, one diamond, one club, a diamond ruff in the dummy, and a club ruff in hand. By far the best analysis of this sub­ ject was written by Albert Morehead in his 1864 book, "Morehead on Bidding” Alan TruscoU and I updated this work in 1990. 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Old III'' 1 I* * •it fh •• -1 11 in** ■1 1 II |l|sl 1 « "tl ■illlhl.ili i • \ ll' t I* V.iieou Palleison loundi'd Dmiioi Dak visits ago attei a lei h i ond « lu*l* *1 W in till 1 !• *••k ill! lot llll i d e a l ' |mils* m | 1 llfllt will | ll fill ' 1 1. n m i s i m m o l ' s lli u l' s will he mi 1 Mill', u n i h il in. s .iin id a y al I mini t 1lali s Arnio Nusr.tiaum ol Wmtor bouuli/c at Ihe singles events Springs likes lo >1 a ■ Darlrnc Millay (right) al a Dinner Dales parly ..m D ir) Amnia �2C •Seminole Hef.lkJ, S.wlivtl Flond.1 - Sunday. Apnl ?6. 1998 Health & Fitness T ram p o lin es: M o m w a rn s o f ‘attractive nuisance’ By J a n e Lord SPEC IAL TO TH E HERALD trampolines. About 75 percent o f the v ic ­ tims w ere under 15 years o f age. Almost all o f the tram polines associated with LAKH MARY • O n Friday night, the these tn|urir» were fullsizc tram polines weekend before Christinas. I spent four located In private hom es. In Its Safety Handbook. USA G ym nastics hours In the EH w ith my son. Tint. 10. who had broken hts collar bone. He was In {Mints out that one o f the prim ary causes o f tram poline accidents Is failure lo p r o ­ the kind o f excru ciating pain you can only Im agine tf you 've never had a broken vide adequate supervision or providing no bone. He spent a total o f six weeks In a supervision at all. The Am erican A cadem y cast. He will vaguely rem em ber this o f Pediatrics view s the trnmjioltnr as a p o ­ Christm as as the one he w atched from a tentially dangerous piece o f equipm ent distance while floating in and out o f the and advocates that the tram poline should nausea and fog o f his pain. Fortunately, he never be used in hom e or recreational set will heal com p letely and continue to be a tings. Even the owners' manual a c c o m p a ­ nying the purchase o f .i tram poline warns happy, healthy yo u n gster. o f the dangers o f frequent, serious and During the long days and nights I sal with him trying everyth in g I could think o f som etim es catastrophic Injuries that can to make him com fortable, 1 had time to occur from Im proper use o f a trampoline. A tram poline Is an irresistible lure to think about the cause o f his Injury and children with hidden dangers they nrc not how easily II could h ave been preven ted, expected to fully realize. That Is w liy It's not to m ention bow much w orse It could called an "attractive nuisance". 11 s o m e ­ have been. thing on you r property Is both Inviting and You see, my son w as lured by an "attractive nuisance* In a neighbor s yard • dangerous, you have a special legal responslbillty lo try to prevent Injuries to • an unsuperMsed tram poline. G radually, the details o f how my so n s Injury o c ­ children who may wander onto the proj>erty. Tills Is called the 'a ttra ctive nui­ curred rrarh ed m y ears. 1 learned th ere sance doctrine*. Th r law doesn't require were at least 10 ch ildren Jumping and home owners to ch ildproof Ihclr p ro p e r­ w rrsllln g on tills tram poline. Th ere w ere ties. Hut It docs exjicct people to lie alert no adults standing nearby to en force to potential dangers to children and to safety rules and spot the children. T h e re were no adults anyw here In the vicinity o f take reasonable steps to prevent harm to those too young to understand, braving this tram poline. My son was "body potentially dangerous Items In the view slam m ed” w hile In the air. He fell onto the and reach o f young children will certain ly springs and then to the ground. My son tempt them to approach and Investigate. A knew he was not allow ed on any o f the property owner should realize that ch il­ trampolines In the neighborhood. He dren are likely to com e onto hts property disobeyed me on the night he was Injured, and thus has a heightened respon sib ility and probably a few tim es before that as to prevent harm. Tills Is the reason wc are well. The tem ptation to follow the crowd Is required by law to fence our sw im m ing great and he ts paying for his lapse now. pools. The fact that he did not land on his head or neck and receive a perm anent and t o ­ Allhough 1 would like to see all the tally disabling Injury Is a m iracle for tram polines disappear behind locked which we are very gratefu l. fences. I realize that cannot happen o ver­ Alt hough this lias been a brand n rw trauma for us. It ts a suprislngly frequent night. So. with this article I'm hoping to occurrence! In 1996. the US Consum er accom plish two goals. The first Is to share my experience with other parents. S ince Product Safety Com m ission re p o rted 1990, there have been six tra m p olin ethere w ere 83,000 hospital em erg en c y related deaths In the US. Let's not wait for room -treated Injuries associated with . IN the worst possible scenario before we act. Talk to you r ch ildren about thr danger o f playing on an u n siiprrvlsrd tram p olin e, la lk lo you r neighbors who have tra m p o ­ lines. Let them know you are u n com fort­ able with the lure o f their unfrnced tra m ­ poline. Lei's facr It. kids will be kids and the m inute w r are not paving attention, they will try to fly, flip and float on air. Didn't you when you w rrr a kid? The second goal o f this article Is to urge tram poline ow ners to reconsider the d e c i­ sion in have a tram poline. Do you know what Is going on In yo u r yards? W h eth er you are at home or not, w hether you have had pun-nts sign “releases'' or not. you nrc responsible. Ask yo u r attorney, ask y o u r Insurance agent. If yon are not prepared to continually s u j k t v I sc you r tram p olin e, get rid o f It. I realize that's asking a lot. I have children In my pool rv rry day o f the sw im m ing season. I sit on the porch, In the heat and hum idity, to supervise them . I accepted that responsibility the day 1 derided to becom e a hom eow ner with a pool. As uncom fortable and Inconvenient <ts It Is. I know I'm doing the right thing. Not because I'm nfrald o f th r legal ennse qucnces. but tiecause It would be u n b ea r­ able to me If child sufTerrd an Injury that I could have prevented by enforeing pool safety rules. If you decide lo keep you r tram p olin e, learn these rules and be sure lo en force them : -Allow only one person on the tra m p olin e at a time; •Do not attempt o r allow som ersaults; •Do not allow a tram poline lo be used without shock-absorbing pads that c o m ­ pletely cover the springs, hooks, and the fram e; -Place the tram poline away from s tru c ­ tures and other play areas; -Do not use a ladder with the tram p olin e because It provides unsupervtsed access by small ch ildren ; -No children under 6 years o f age should use a full-size tram poline; -Always supervise ch ildren who use a tram p olin e. •* ■i ■> Donate for tax break W ere you hit hard on April 15th? Utoklng for additional deductions this year? C on sider donating your used car or Ixtal to the National Kidney Foun­ dation (NKF) through the K id ­ ney Curs ITogram . 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Fashions 322-8899 £»cminolc Herald It’s the store you remember with gifts you love! • Seagull Pewter • Vera Bradley • Boyd's Bean • Caspari _ • Lampe Berger • Christopher Radko ?« a ** * ts | M i7 « *• Courtesy of BILU TBOCHLELL - Fitness Expert M in d vs. B ody (W h o is W inn ing?) • Rochard Limoge The reason we get overweight is because our mind is telling us we want one thing and our body is telling us we don't need it. When your body gains weight it is letting you know that it is getting more than it needs lo properly function and storing it in certain places. Good communi­ cation between mind and body is the key to get in shape and stay in shape. . , • Unique sifts, stationery and invitations Lo c a te d La ke M a ry La k e M e ry Btvd. Exit 511 Reservations A Intormabon (352) 735-6266 E yes1C Preparation for hla surgery consisted of an eye exam ina­ tion. a consultation and sp e­ cial measurements of his eye. Immediately prior to hts su r­ gery his vital signs were taken, eye drop anesthesia and anti­ biotics were administered on his left eye. and the area around his eye w as cleaned with betadine and draped. During the 7-mlnute surgery he w as quiet, and had no com ­ plaints of anxiety or pain. Another patient stated "I could not drive at night. 1 was unable to see street signs and 1 saw halos around the lights*. A cataract was surgically re­ moved from his left eye first, because It w as more advanced and It severely decreased his vision. A month later the cata­ ract In hts right eye w as r e ­ moved. "I can even see stars become cloudy within months or years following cataract Burgery. The cloudy capsule causes symptoms similar to a cataract, and requires a YAQ laser procedure to create an opening In that capsule In or­ der to restore vision. The laser procedure takes Just a few minutes, and can be per­ formed In the comfort of the ophthalmologist's ofllce. nowt Colors are so much m ore brilliant, and I do not need my glasses. I feel as If I have been taken back to when I w as 20years-old*. The duration of his surgery was approximately 5 minutes followed by a short recovery. He was then able to walk Into the waiting room and go home with his wife. There 1s no way. other than surgical removal, to treat cata­ racts. The only way to help slow the progression of cata­ racts Is by avoiding prolonged sun exposure, by wearing sun­ glasses with LTV (ultraviolet) light protection or regular eye g ^ r r t with U V protection, by maintaining a healthy diet, and by abstaining from smok­ ing. Cataracts do not grow back, however, the capsule that holds the lens Implant may There are no advantages to living with fading vision, how­ ever, If cataracts are the cause of vision loss, there are many benefits associated with having cataract surgery. Several other disorders of the eye can cause visual disturbance which, left untreated, can even lead to blindness. An ophthalmologist can diagnose these ailments and recommend the best course of treatment. 'fantastic S a m s Lake Mary 3005 W Lake Mary Btvd. Sanford Hwy. 17-92 (at Longwood/Lake Mary Ed, (W aM art Plaza, one block near World Gym) north o f Lake Mary B lvd) 328-5100 323-9045 Hoorn Moo-Thnr 9am-8pcn • Fri ft Sat 9am-6pm m 1 ,1 llll III. \ ■ n i t III. 1. < 1 li • l i 't i 1 ' l l ll 1- Ifll , , ____ _ r tr - T it - “S K s s C S t t .! m J SL N O S T IT C H O n ly self-sealing microsurgical incision is used. N O P A IN Eye drop anesthesia eliminates all discomfort associated with injections. N O PATCH U sin g these advanced techniques means no patches and usually no post-operative restrictions. N O B R U IS IN G There is no bruising o f the skin around the eye. N O FEAR ...because there are no needles. IN S T A N T V IS IO N Vision usually returns for Dr. Filutowaki's patients within minutes after surgery. E X P E R IE N C E IS T H E D IF F E R E N C E . D r. K o n ra d F ilu to w s k i is o n e o f the n a tio n 's m ost e x p e ri­ e n c ed e y e s u rg e o n s u tiliz in g p ain less e y e d r o p anesthesia fo r the re m o v a l o f cataracts. T h e re is s im p ly n o su bstitu te fo r this e x p erien ce, in ean in y o u can d e p e n d o n Dr. F ilu to w s k i a n a his p ro fe ssio n a staff to p ro v id e y o u w ith u n p a ra lle le d com m itm en t a n d care a s tney w o r k to im p r o v e y o u r vision . ■ 1+ (m tftM O M b HO For more information and afree tideo on cataract remowl C a ll 1-800-EYE EX AM Fantastic Sam ? 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Monday (994) 7744M4 Daytona Besck - Tuesday (904) 788-6696 5/8/! / �Seminole Herald. Sanford, Florida •Sunday, April 26, 1990 •3 C People SHS class marks 50th reunion M ore than 80 gather for a hot time in the old home town S|M'aklug ol a bol time In Ih r old borne town. Just ask any m em ber o f the Sem inole High School class o f HMH bow last w eeken ds both class reunion was and you will likely hear "sim ply wonderful " or "out o f tills w oild ." l f Chairm en Durham Snundent Chapman and Mona M ills W alker are Ixdh pleased wllh all the excellent coop eration Involved rigid dow n to the lieaidlfu l weather. "It was perfcctly run _ no hitches." Mona nald. The exciting weekend for m ore than HO participants got under way April 17 with c o c k ­ tails at the hom e o f Sophia and Kay Shoem aker followed by a barbecue at the home of M ag­ gie and Hill Inghram with den sert later at the hom e o f Barbara and Chip Chapm an with Ha/el Madden as ro-hoatens.. Satuiday. April IH began with Helen Stairs guiding a tour llm iugh the ltd/ T ltea trr so classm ates could lake a |>eek al one o f their form er haunts. Lunch followed at Tonchton'x (now C olonial Itoom). Tlte group then toured Sanlm d Gram m ar School, i i o w the Studrut Museum. Ilie evening's festivities b e ­ gan with hospitality hour at Or l.mdn/.Sanford Airport. J.Myron H unny" Heard of S o r­ rento. class vice president, gave the w elrom e and dark lletdon. o f Sanford, delivered the invocation. Alter a deliciou s goim u rt dinner. Kay Shoem aker, sophom ore elans president In'tinducrd the guests and .J.u k lletdon honored the deceased m em bers. Kidertalnm eut was provided bv U irm lu r and Dave Sem inole H igh Sch o o l class of 1948 attending dinner at Orlando/Sanford A irp o rt d urin g 50th class reunion SENIOR EDITOR DORIS D IETR ICH lllrd. Class teachers attending were N rlllr C o lem an , Roger Martin and Fred Oanan. Boyd C nlm i.m also intended. On Sunday. tin* group a ltriulrd c lm iili services at Ihr First Baptist Church follow ed bv b n iiu li at Ih r M anna H o ­ tel. headquarter* for (h r m i l l ­ ion. Fred Rossettrr, a New York Imnkrr. summed tip the w eek­ end festivities with wordn to the effect o f how rare It is to go b a ik and ca p lin e such pleasant inetnorlrn _ som ething that money ra n 'l buy. Maggie Inghram , Hazel Madden end M aryanna Rockay Olla-m attending bom otil-ofstale were: Fm tjk W ilson, B ir­ Texas; Mary Ann Qurrbuch, m ingham. Ala..t .T o m Strutter. Tucson. A rttam d * * Barbara W foder O . i T t & c W a r d .Jones, Chapman Moore. Sum m erville. Marten a. Ga*. .Leonard Hal- “ s.c r-------- -------------- — man. Franklin, N.C.; Mrn. Hob Abending from lu-stalr were: Ptillln, S in Antonio. Texan: Betty Halt Simcoo distributes name Pat Hardin Urooks. Deliary: Peggy Mppln Harden, Mlllnap. tags. Marie Nellies Smith, Leslie Harvey. Jean McIntyre and tinz r I Willard Sluink, all of Or­ lando: June Chapman Out. Jackie Armstrong Crumpler and Charles Herron, all of Jacksonville; Elbert Byrd. St Augustine: Marjorie Anderson Gardner. Miami; Eugene Ken­ dall. Lake Wales; Nancy Fitts, Silver Springs; Hetty Hooleban Stubbs. Gainesville; David Hurgeton, Winter Haven; Alvin Penley, Altoona; Emily M at­ thews Wilson and ChuckHrown. Titusville: Henry Free­ man. New Smyrna beach; D o­ rothy Wltllner Uackes, Edgewu(rr. Betty Copeland QtlUs, C o ­ coa; W.A. Cagle, Deltona: G lo­ ria Guilin Jordan, Oviedo: Judy Jones Brownell, DeBory; and Dorts Dougherty Omey. Hazel Rmith Madden and ilarrtett Slmcoe, Don Knight, Glenn Childs Mixon, all of Luke Mary. McCall, Emma Methvtn Walker. Attending from Sanford were: Lillian Moran Keith, Matyanna Hilly Duncan. Dickie and Viola Springer Rocker. Dick and Skinner Frank. Louise Kay S h o e m a k e r (from left),Batty Stubba, Hazel Shank, Fred Roaaattar, and Mona W alker Lundqutut Austin. Betty Hull Betty Humphrey Tollefsrud, Margaret Vonlferhtills Wiggins, Tommye Methvtn Johnson. Carolyn PatSee Dietrich, Page 4C Church recognizes dedicated members during honor weekend Good news traveled fast al Zion Hope Missionary Baptist Church. It wus honor weekend at the church for members. The late Deacon Joseph C. Caldwell, Sr., wus given the honor try his son. Dr. Stephen C. Wright, who spoke of Uie dedicated services rendered to Zion Hope Church, his family and the community. He served willingly, not for gain, but he felt It his duty to serve a lifetime. He was always proud and was a forgiving man. "So he loved, so we remember him." Tlte second honoree was Willie Agnes Knighton. Histo­ rian Alt mease Bentley spoke of tile honoree's life as a child, student, teacher and a com ­ munity servant: Pink Lady at the hospital, fifty seven years os a member of Zion Hope where she serves as a Sunday School teacher, and Herald re­ porter. "Yes. only what you do for Christ will last.* Honored at ceremony are (from left) R*v. and Mrs. EHai CaHoy. Mr. and Mrs. Knighton. Mr. and Mrs. Bennett Washington, and Dr. Stephen Caldwell and Mr*. Lizzie Caldwell A college friend of Mrs. Knighton shoring the honors was Helen Young of Tampa who wus a college mate and friend. They have shared the adult years with each other. Mrs. Young spoke of a friend...a friend who has a friend In Jesus. , She also wished to give Iter friend her flowers while she ran smell them and to speak kind words while she con hear them. Mary Hayes, church member and friend of Knigh­ ton's. spoke or her as a good Christian hearted. Joyous friend. Third honoree was Betty Roberts Washington. Speaking on behalf of her was Rebecca Henderson who has known Washington all of her life. She remembered her os the little girl who was often her shadow. Christian work has always been a great part of her life. Site is a Sunday School teacher, B.T.U, student. Junior Church, Senior Mission Dea­ coness Board and Congress No. I Choir. Her Ideals have enchanted the lives of others In the church and tlte community. WllUe King says, "Washington is a special blessing. She is Indeed a sister In Chrtst to him." Dorothy Brown reminded i s that Washington wus a person who always gives of herself. Site gave her a rose that she named Washington, a flower of God's design. Washington's brother Joseph A. Roberts spoke o f his special sister who has and Is always there for him. He spoke of their closeness, thut she seemed even as a mother to him. He shared much love about his sister and reminded her tluit Ids shoulder Is close by for her to lean on. Presiding over this honor banquet was Hattie liankrrson. The occasion of praise and honor was given by PhylllB Frage. During the dinner, beau ­ tiful music was played by the Deacon Fred Brooks. Solo's were rendered by Allcian Caffey and Jackie McCray. Pastor Ellas CaJTey gave closing re­ marks. • m Hawkins, Pag* BC �4C SO 1 *v*-ai A N N IV E R S A R IE S Kenneth. W ilm a Russell observe 50th anniversan Kenneth Leo Sr and W !m,l Io n is e Russel] nl *- iiilu jil wilt re let irate t lu'ti - ill w eddin g ann iversary on \t.i\ l Ttiov w ere m arried on Hi.it d a tr in 1948 at U rn d • i*.iiu K\ i tie rou ple lived In llld l m i until they moved to I'londa m 1958 lltetr ch ildren are Linda Davis. Sanlord: Kenneth Russell Jr Sanford. Jam es Russell O range City, Joh n Russell Cium iT 111 ; and s lic m Donott. IV L in d , fh e y 'm e lit grandchildren and six gre.ii gratulehtldrcn. Kenneth w as em ployed as i rrrttllcd au tom obile me« hanti lor m ore than to M a rs W ilm a w as form erly em ployed hv Sprague Kleem i in U m cw ood liter- are rn im m i; then totlrcm ent W INTER SPRIN G S - J a son Michael G ustin. 21. and a honor graduate o f Lym an High School m 1994 Is prom ptly approat hlng his graduation date from the U nited States Naval Aeadem v in A nnapolis. Gustin has been a resident of Florida since d ie sum m er of 1980 when the fam ily m oved here from St. Louis. Ml. He has proven him self to be multigifted student with an obsesstun to learn that leaves m any astonished. He played b a sk e t­ ball. football and later w rrstled w hile never allow ing his GPA to Jason M i c h a e l G u s tin Kenneth and Wi l ma Russel l drop Itclow t t) during Ins htgh school years lie winked hard to n 'rr iv r an appoin tiiiciii to tin- .it adem y In t m ir iv iiR with senators and congressm en he Im.dh* te l i n e d two nom inations lot ap polnttiii nts A lin min h pcisis tru er on his own »nul live car dlologlsts he Was cleared medic allv Next, his appointm ent was denied due to a slight o v n h lle Jason ’s family dentist wrote a beautiful letter and we sent several m odels ol Ins bite to the academ y Finally this e f­ fort. mostly ou his own p a il, allow ed him to leap vel an other hurdle and lie quic kly ai cc-pted one ol those uom ltia lio n s and the appointm ent, i That was nvci lour short vein s ago. On May 22. Gustin w ill graduate from the United S lates Naval Academ y with a B ach elors D egree in C om puter Science with a G PA ol It.59. On tills sam e date he will receive his com m ission as an Ensign within the United States Navy. He has been accepted to graduate school and will attend flight training In August ol 1998 at Pensac ola. His dream has alw ays been to fly Jets, 'lid s fine. oulM nnd lug young mail ts quickly a d ­ vancing closer to that dream His persistence. character, dedication and m otivation Is aw e-inspiring, lor "onlt/ n rite d toere person f.s nlicni/s or thetr best!" Celery, citrus: Rooted in O viedo history, celebration A few w eeks ago I wrote an a rticle about lust y e a r s w in ­ ners and the wonderful o p p o r ­ tunity to Join the Citrus \ Cel cry Cook-O fl; sponsored by Th e G reater Oviedo C h am ber o f Com m erce and The Citizens Hank o f O viedo. Tills year's celebration o f Oviedo s h istory Is Saturday, May 2nd. at City Hall, which Is located at 4 00 A lexandria Ulvd. It s right around the com er and the two u ncom m on cltblc delight have a com m on history. Citrus and celery have been rooted deep in Ute foundation o f Oviedo s history and we c o n ­ tinue to recognize It today. C elery Is actually a com m on nam e for the biennial herb o f the parsley luridly. H s u native to Europe, but com m on ly grow n throughout the w orld. C elery took root In O viedo's la k e J esu p area follow ing the freeze o f 1895, planted by farm ers devastated by th eir ( o n tliu trd from Page !IC is f> si, ii-im m \\ il-.<-u i «>Mk .uni A tth u i.n i FO STER R E V IE W S HOOK FO R I SO I'.M I k --.Ii I .1 p.iM plt-sldelil m! tin Sattll'tll Wnlll.lM '*• 1 lull g.ni i IH'ill, ice tew .it the A pitl oii cmu: *'t l p almi sigm a lim l i l l 'l l .1 leadin g society nt tile l l i 'i l i l i tedei .it toil <i| W iillli'll 's i lull-. Pat tevieweil tile Gen lit Jungle Wl Ittcll Itl 1980 Itv l om Ring)i llellet I lie .iiitxlil Kgiapliv tells nt die tile ut Tout anil In t lnisli.m il and bnw llu v it m u .I uni i .in il lm iiild. lie glee le d anim als Eventnallv, ||ie\ i'| 'im il limgli I SA anil supplied M.lined wild .illllll.lls lm 11. il|\ wniid movie studios l l l i i later opei.ill'll a lattcll c ailed Hie Gentle Jungle 1 si i .luiiiialti dun.lies a book m m cm i'iv ut Mrs Ralph s in iili in die Suuloul 1) lo a n 11its \eat m e m b e r s villi ptc'si ni the latest N ew h n ty A n . m l wmitei an aiv.ird pro - i n l e t e.u h ve.u to the a u th or ol the ittKsi d istin gu ish ed i n n tn h tilio ii to Anierli an < till .lien •- lllei d u r e pu blish ed In lilt t m i l d s ta te s Hie 1998 aw.lid w a s given to K ali'll lle s s e Int lii'l Inmk. 'Otll ot the A u stin Gustin approaches graduation from U.S. Naval Academy S p ecia l to th e H erald Diet r i c h frozen citrus crops. Tills a lte r­ native agricultural base thrived In the rich, m u rky topsoil and becam e O viedo's prim ary cash crop. For years along Broadway one- could find signs on sides o f buildings and trash con tain ers claim in g Oviedo as the "Celery Capital o f the W orld." W hether or not this w as true, celery crops have ceased production In Oviedo, but arc* still principally grown m CallS ee J en sen . Page SC Ptif*n J a c k B e n to n (fro m lo ll), T o m S trin g e r, D o ris O m e y and Kay S h o e m a k e r at c la s s re u n io n . I Men* * 50th Illlsl Second m em tiefs are at tending a turn heon Ajnil 2t> Hi iiil.m d u m cuti|uiutmii wiih llie 1 land a I ('deration ut W om en s (In h s C onvention tiemg held there I lie m eeting was held at the houii ui Elisabeth Boyd with Carolyn C ornelius as co­ lic isless IXORA MEMBERS VISIT SAVANNAH S eiei d nienihers and blends ul the K a ra Garden Club tuuk lim e mil trout beautifying San lutd In visit die Savaiiu.ih Gal d iat ( tub Annual Garden luur Iasi weekend. Ute tour ill eluded visiting nine gardens and a tea at an art museum Funds hum die event benetd lilstorle.d Savannah Hie entourage spent two nights at the Hampton Inn on Bay Slreet. Festivities Included touting the garden, antique shopping, nllict shopping and gourmet lim ing Ixoia m em orrs attending were I V ile C nm i.ivm ii, vu e president; M.uv Anne Cleveland, im m ediate past presl deni. Kathy Krasnntl. record mg si < [c la r y . Millie Noig.ut Debra Adams, ireasurer: B eltve Dedm.in i haplatn: Sally G ieen. P a lly G alehel. Sally Kosemiind. Diutse DeBnrcl. Sandy llles Molly Pflurger. Uprut l"Hn4ut»y lummy VlTMf C a r o l y n C o r n e l i u s , P a t P o s t e r and L i b b y Shirley Sm llh. Rose lauig. A line Baige and Sherry N'"t man. Kora friends attending were Dm h r Mentor. Debt Schaffer. Atla O'Neil, tails Kulrbrolher. Nancy Ross. Patricia Sam ple and Ella Hager. F A M IL Y A T T E N D S NAVY SEAL C E R E M O N Y Jonathan W hitm ore W illiam s com pleted Navy Seal Training on A |>111 24 lollowcd by the B o y d ay E S O m e e tin g . ctliUIUf111 c l l i r l l l l e l i iii.il,, .K C 'oloionado N.u.il M as t S hi I llego. Tlilitccti lamtli mi-nitiets .1. parted W ednensdav tor San I>t ego In .itli nil llie leii'iu u liv Tlley llli hide Eugene I and Jinti W illiam s patents Sue ford; D H and ( liarlu iie W hilm uie. gi.im lp .m ills Sun lend; Matt and Melissa Wit 11.mis (and sun) btudiei and spouse. S inlu td, Jim and Alov W illiam s Reynolds and Ison ind ii.iughn i i n u n sisii t a n s|H»u*'*' S m l n i d and s i s i n Mi .|.i W llli.ons SanlntiJ. an* I c o n a W illia m s 1'i i k .i u i I ii Jnll.llhati gland'-'in ill. lie l.d< I'm;, in William s, a li.inn C S N iv \ ( lilel is a |*fl gl.idu.ili ni Si iiimnlr lligl S» h " " l 111 alleu deil I im i i-.it ul ( i lit i il Mm Id a |199 l 9 < VIlicit lie |ll.l\Cll SIM I I I II Was e m p l i i v i ! at Semlllnl Ml A a s llleguatd and swo: l l l s l l III till Flashing light makes house easy to find DEAR AlUlY I vvniilil like In tell you uDitil alt item that helps emer­ gence vehicle** locate a particular home A “1*11 Izsator" light switch can lie purchased in many hard­ ware * lore* It i» a three-position light swileh tiiat replace* the stan­ dard one which operates the porch or yard light In the iMittom posi­ tion. the outside light is oft, in the upper position, the light i* on as it normally would tie; and Iti the middle position, the outside light flashes Em ergency vehicles can spot a flushing light Irom quite a distance, so they can /elu in on the house in distress without having to slow dow n to read addresses These switches are illuminated mi they call easily U- lound in the dark They retail for about $17 I have installed several o f them for elderly, single and ill friends in the last few years, and at least two uive been used for an emergency. The emergency personnel compllmenlcd the homeowners for making ihrir homes easy to Imtl One man­ ufacturer ol this type o f switch is Pass & Seymour la-grand I hope this information is helpful If E JENSEN, SKI MINA. AZ D E A R It.E .i V e r y h e lp fu l. T h u n k y o u fo r in fo r m in g m y renders — and me — o f the exis­ ten ce o f this item . Its size muy be small, but Us value is poten­ t i a l l y e n o r m o u s . I c u lle d th e m an u facturer and w as told that this product is c a rried by sever­ a l n a t io n a l h a r d w a r e s t o r e chains. BEAR AH BY I have worked for years as a wedding photographer, and during Ihut time I have seen many couples alm ost driven to elopement Is m use of the pressure they're placed under while the wed­ ding Is Is'ing planned Some sitiiutions I've witnessed repeatedly Well-meaning mothers who plan the wedding they always wanted, and browbeat their daugh­ ters into accepting the plans Di­ vorced parents so hitter they could not put aside their |>er*onal feelings for a few hours to attend their son’s or d a u gh ter's w eddin g, or who refuse In he photographed in the same shot Stepparents who are so insecure they refuse to allow (heir mate to attend the wedding Is-cuuse Ihe ex-*|sm*e will be there. I've seen “friends’ who get the groom so drunk the night before the wedding that he's still reeling the next day; siblings and friends whose egos prevent tin* bride and groom from choosing the |ieoplc they really want to stand up with them; und "wedding ex|s*rts" who pressure the couple into spending more than they can afford because it would "look had* to do som ething less expensive Alihy, I have dried mole tears, consoled more grooms and conn soil'd mure couple* who wen* ready to throw in the towel and e|o|s- than I cure In remi'iulier To all ol those self-involved, insensitive people. I Would like to say If you love your child, your friend or your sibling, pul vour ego and |sTsonal problem* aside lor one day Listen to what the couple want, support their decisions, and help them make their dream day runic true J G IN FHDKNIX DEAR .M i.: T h e w eddin g sea­ son is fast approach ing. I hope th a t a ll c o u p le s a b o u t to he m a rried w ill keep this coin mo handy fo r w ell-m ean in g fam ily and friends w ho apparently fo r­ get whose big day it is. DEAR AHHY Rlease print my letter, a* we will Is- going on vaca­ tion soon Every time my husband and I travel in another country such as Mexico, Jamaica or oilier ( 'anhls-an islands, we're asked to bring hack duty-free ulruhnl The people who make these requests are not good friends — they are usually my hus­ band'* co-workers Th e U .S governm en t allow s each person to return home with two Ditties of lliplor duly tree We would like to be able to buy liltquota for ourselves and our family, but mv husband docs not know how t i't . - iu * . In- io i k - a g i l e * Fb*.* * help with a p'llitt- answ' lm il" -c pii'plc when tto-V a*k N U N A M I n |{f TTY I'l.KAS D E A R N O N A M E : K n r e ig r t r a v e l b y A m e r ic a n * bus I lf com e soi-onim oil that il really an im position for Ihe tra veler he asked to lug liqu or and ott gifts home from abroad. Y o lii hush,Hid sh ou ld Sn> and say, “ S orry, there is ■ h" o f tw o bottles — and IhtMH i. * b ee n p r o m is e d ." O th e r -i. ■< a re a lso lim it e d , so th- • "> r e s p o n s e s h o u ld w i " l i. a Imost h iii request. OFFICECLEANING t f.iiw .d i $ 2 0 Hi* Clean H\ Ihn ■Uni •Month 321-7699 o, 324-1177 i 1' ■ i « i- *"1 I I I I I I I I I » I I I I I I I .J �Semmota Herald. Sanford. 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Doth can affect some- f $ o i U ^ -* * | t a £ a 6 a a w w w g w s ia r r Mao* )** $i*'*o i X ftaubail $'•*«* *■ Cathy Puhr, MN. ARNP. C talks to AARP member* about the Senior Health and Resource Center. o n e s eating habits, which can be especially bad fur seniors. There Is a psychology unit at the hospital. It Is a self-referral which means you don't have to have a doctor's referral to take advantage o f the services o f­ fered. Staying fit In a big part of staying healthy at any age. Th e Senior Health and Resource Center offers 2 classes three Umes a week. O n r class offers low level senior aerobic exer­ cises that focus on sim ple stretching and strengthening movements. Th e other Is a low Impact class designed with a bit m ore challenge. Rehab Is currently open from 12-1 for senior* to exercise. It will soon be open from 5 to 7PM as w ell. The Senior Health and Re- Rev. Ellas Caffey H aw kin s------Continued from Page SC MUSICIAN HONORED The 25th Anniversary of Faye H. Williams os musical director of Morning Glory Missionary Baptist Church will be cele­ brated Sunday, April 20 at 2:30 p.m. The Zion Hope Mission­ ary Baptist Church with Pastor Ellas Caffey. will be In charge of the appreciation service. The musical departments, various choir* and friends of Williams arc Invited to share tills grand occasion. source Center offers special programs throughout the month, Including a lunch and learn series. For a calendar of special events, call 531-9790. Florida Hospital shares the building on Sand Pond Road with Seminole County Better Living for Seniors. Thanks to some Improvements. Better Living for Senior* 1b now able to use the kitchen for their Meals on Wheels program. Cathy told the AARP about the Sixth Annual Senior Festi­ val coming up on Friday. M#y 29. The free event la sponsored by Seminole County Better Living for Senior and the Flor­ ida Hospital Senior Health and Resource Center. The fun Ailed day will Include over 23 free health screenings, entertain* ment and free lunch. There wtll also be a pharmacist on band to evaluate your current medi­ cation. Just pop U ell In e beg and bring It for the pharmacist to see. The event will be from 9AM until 2PM. Jensen— row ttaued fc— F ags $fl forma and Florida. On the other hand, citrus consistently maintains a much more prevalent role In Florida and Oviedo's history. Native to Southeast Asia, citrus, a com­ mon name for several related evergreen trees and shrubs af the rue family, Includes citron, grapefruit, orange. Icamn, lime, shaddock, tangerine, and bergamot. The fruit is charac­ terized with a spongy or leath­ ery rind and Juliy pulp dM ded Into section*. The citrus leaves and flower* emit a distinctly wonderful fragrance. This fragrance of orange blossoms may have a ir roundrd the groves In Oviedo In the 1880s. The principal crop grown at the time, farm* era were struck In 1886 by the first freeze damage. The entire crop was ruined. However, bumper crops were produced In the year* to come. Small groves thrived and expanded. But. because of the fireese In 1695, Oviedo's citrus Industry took a dive and celery r e ­ placed this mainstay. It wasn't until the early 1900s that the Temple Orange waa developed In Oviedo. But since then, the citrus industry has taken advantage of the warmer weather by moving south. On May S. Oviedo will again celebrate this agricultural heritage. Hints of the Oviedo's past still lie In the descendants o f the citrus and celery farmers whs still live here and small citrus groves and celery stalks In their gardens. 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A _____— " P**K Riogttfi* I The l-ik r Mary Chapter o f tlit* AARP I kk I a apeclal guest speaker at their April meeting. Hut liefore m eeting the speaker, the group had their m onthly business meeting. IVestdent Jim Carmona an ­ nounced that the ptente that had been planned for May has been postponed until fall. Cyntlila Iltr o e k reported on Com m unity Services. Th e AARP la collecting paper plates and paper towels for the R es­ cue Outreach In Sanford run by M othrr H lanrhr Hell Weaver. Outreach serves about 250 m eals n day. M other W eaver has said that Rescue Outreach also needs a storage shed. The AARP board will be discussing the possibility o f raising funds for this. Com m unity Services Is also collecting stam ps for Habitat for Humanity. Habitat receives money for the stam ps from a com pany that sells them to collectors. Amerlcorp Is an organ ization that sends volunteers Into homes to give care glveis who are having to provide constant care for som eone a chance to get out o f the house for 2-4 hours. A representative will be com ing lo a m eeting In the near future lo explain m ore about this organization. Nonna Smith Is hosting a se­ ries of small get togethrrs at her home so that A A R ]’ mem!x-rs can get to know each other better. The get togethrrs have hern planned for the next several Sunday afternoons. (Kxcept for Mother's Day.) AARP also Informed meml>ers about a new form from the state you can use to register to vote by mall. You sim ply fill In the blanks and mail It o ff to your County Supervisor of Elections. Tlie form can also be used lo change your name or address, your party a ffilia ­ tion. or lo rrplare a lost card. The special guest speaker for April was Cathy Pulir. MN. ARNP, C. Cathy Is a geriatric nurse practitioner from the Florida Hospital Senior Health Management Center. The cen ­ ter Is located In Uie Florida Hospital Senior Health and Resource Center In Lake Mary. (On Sand Pond Road o ff Lake Emma) A nurse practitioner Is som eone who has a masters level or above and can offer treatment Independently from a doctor. They can even write prescriptions. Most. Including Cathy, work In conjunction with a doctor. As the medical practice at the hospital grows, they wtll begin bringing In one specialist every day of the week. For Instance, Monday might be a cardiolo­ gist. Tuesday the Urologist. Tire Florida Hospital Senior Health and Resource Center la for seniors only, with the ex­ ception of the Rehabilitation Unit. The Rehab Unit Is open to anyone regardless of age or Insurance. Rehab lias a large whirlpool for physical therapy (hydrotherapy) Currently the other units at the hospital can only take Medi­ care. To better serve the sen­ iors. Florida Hospital will soon be hiring two Gerlatrlclana Specialists, one for their Lake Maty office and one for a new Orange Avenue ofllcc. The Hospital In Lake Mary, which has been opened Tor more than five years, was opened with help from a grant from Medi­ care. offers wound care and Incontinence treatment. Cathy gave the members a Senior Good Health Journal. The Journal la to help seniors keep up with their medical his­ public at 1 p.m. until 5 p.m. There will be a daylily plant sale beginning at 9 a.m. B ar­ gains galore) Admission is free and there will be a door prize given out each hour during the show (1 until 5 p.m.). Exhibi­ tors will come from many sec­ tions of Central Florida,. This accredited ahow will be Judged by AHS Judges, sales at the nursery during bloom season. A few Ups on growing daylilies. You do not have to pu r­ chase the more expensive plants to have a beautiful dis­ play. Tlie older varieties Uiat sell for #2 to $10. when taken care of properly, can be ap­ preciated aa much as the $100 ones. Do not plant them too deep. They are shallow grow­ ers and like to be planted al­ most on the top of the ground. Plant In a sunny area, they love sunshine. Water ts very Important, water them regu­ larly when we do not have abundant rain. Plenty of water during the bloom season en­ courages big lush blooms. Use a balanced fertilizer when you flr*t plant and then fertilize again In the Spring and again in the Fall after they have fin­ ished blooming. Daylilles will bloom and flourish better If you dig up the clump every two or three year*. Shake and wash all of the old dirt from them. Divide the fans (plants) by working each of them loose or cut with a sharp knife, b e ­ ing very careful not to damage the crown (section between the foliage and the roots). When you replant make a small mound of the soil under each fan. Spread the roota over the mound and sprinkle soli over all of the roota. Do not plant too deep. If your lil­ ies grow grassy and do not bloom well It la a good rtfi that they are too deep. There are many giuww and hybridizers In the Sanford area. David Klrchhoff and Mori Morss at Daylily World Just off of State Road 46, on White Cedar Road; Big Tree Oaxden, located at the site o f the Big Tree Park on General Hutchinson Parkway, are Just a couple. There are alao grow ­ er* In Eustia and Enterprise. All of these gardens are com­ mercial. Telephone before you go to be sure they are home. Saturday. May 2. the Sun­ belt Daylily Chapter will hold their 19th Annual Daylily show at the Sanford Civic Center. The show will be open to the flower sitting when they have to be away for a day. Jean la the former owner of the plant nursery. 'Jean Norris Ferns and Exotic Plants' lo­ cated on Celery Avenue. 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APRIL I, 1998 9()ih YEAR, No. 157 Another step toward development Heading a winning team By Nick Pfelfauf IIKUAIJ) STAFF WRITER SANFOKD Work toward creating Twin Likra Apartmrnt* In western Sanford Is continuing although progress is slow lie cause of the number of government bodies Involved Twin l-ikrs Garden Apartments Is planned on 50 5 at res of land presently zoned Agriculture It Is located sooth ol Klnrhart Knud north ol I'aola Knad. and between the bodies of water known as Twin Lakes A i cording In a request to l»e b r o u g h t before the Hanford Planning and Zoning Commission Ibis thursday evening, the master plan for lire development has a limit of 574 dwelling units on the property with the southernmost 20 sc-rrs limited lo 22f> dwelling units for a density of 11.25 dwelling units jirr acre Obtaining all nei essary agreement* and approvals for the development has Involved extensive applications Approvals have been required front the City of L ike Mary with city limits immediately south of the property Also Involved have Item lire Mills of Lake Mary llomeowner's Association and Haywood residents protesting the de velopment. Seminole County. Slate De partmrnt of Knvtrnnmental Protection U S Army Corps of Engineers. SI John* Ktvrr Water Management District. U S Kn vtronmental Protection Agency. Sanford Ixtral Planning Agency tl.PA). and lire Sanford City Commission Although nearby homeowners have holly protested the ajiartment complex as not In keeping with the single family homes in lire area, mosl of the government bodies Ptossa S*« Dev*toy Page XA M orris, W est and cam paign tactics A violence-free community Coach Brian Wllaon W ilso n tapped coach for Lions girls’ basketball B7 J e ff B srllaicks ASSISTAVI SPORTS KDITOK OVIFIIX) • Ovlrtlo could have « hoM-n almoin anyone. but the Lolls stayed within Ihr family. With two of the beat oU yrrs In tlie county rrtumlng for neat year'll girl*- traskrtball aeaaon. to one of the stale's moat con­ sistently sirung pro* ram*. Ovlrtlo needed to decide who would replace Tom Dlrrl wlio retired after four year* at the Lions helm. Oviedo stayed at home, and Tuesday chose Junior varsity roach Brian Wllaon to takr DlriTa place. Wllaon played al Oviedo until hr graduated In 1068. After teaching a year at Dr. Hump* upon hla graduation fiom Florida Stale In 190.1. Wllaon apenl a year helping out with the Oviedo football train, then became a varsity assistant under Dlrrl two sea­ sons ago. While Dlrrl was known for his firry style. Wllaon aald he will be more of on X a and O a kind of coarh. *1 feel I won't be qultr aa demonstrative aa Tom.* Wllaon said. 'Some people compare us to rarh other but I think we're a lot different.* Wilson's Junior vanity trams finished 20-4 each of the past two seasons lie has a chance lo be even better once he takes mer the varsity progr.un with Marv Loti Johnston our of the t»esl players In Ihr stale, and Kelly llrork Shannon Cotton and t.ynetlr Smtlrv among the returning atanrrs "They arr great basketball players,* Wilson said *1 know they ran get things done * Ovtrdo la coming off a year In which lire Uona weren't aa strong aa rxprrtrd The season ended with a drubbing by Ly man as Blert'a responsibilities with the Orlando Magic started lo cunaume much of his time Wllaon ran many of the prac­ tices when Uleri wasn't lire re. so the players sltould tie used to his routine. *l'm confident that If we can w in. everything w ill takr ra re of Itself * Wilson aald he hasn't with t)w learn since hr named head roach but hoping the transformation be a smooth one met was he's will Torn built a great program here.* Wilson said 'W ell JuM try to move it forward without changing things too much* Wilson, whose sister Kerri Is unother mrmber of Ihr Oviedo basketball staff, said It was his lifelong dream to be a head coach, lie aald hr wasn't sure about returning to his alma mater for that Job. but now that hr lias It. hr rant wait for next year. *111 Just take It one year at a time.* hr said. By Bass White IIE K A U ) STAFF WKm:M S L M IN O IJ . C O U N T Y Tire frien d s and supiMirtera ol S em in o le C o u n ty C on im issio tt < h airm an Mantlv M u m * at Irtrdrd a |Mtr1y M u ih I jv night lh a l raised 1211 (MlO l<n tils re r le it lo n i a m p a lg u PsrticgMtntt n ins vroMncs trss event this pad weekend marched tram the Sanford courthouse to Fort Mo*on Par* Speakers nepeed everyone Morv orary Chairman Judg* Gene Stephenson presided County residents join march against violence By H a rrs Hawkins IIKKA1.D CORRESPONDENT SANFORD • There can lie victory over vio­ lence If each citizen would pledge to work t o ­ ward a violence free community, organizer* ol a man h said tills |>ast weekend On Saturday. March 26 at I I a m over 100 concerned citizens were led by the honorary chairman of the march. Juvenile Court Judge Grnr Stephenson along with City Commis­ sioner Brady Lrsaard. The tnudral selections were rendered by Goldsltoro Elementary choir. Goldsboro cheerleaders led In cheering Ihe marchers on Crooms Academy's Honor Guard led Ihr march Sylvester Wynn. Jr an I Ith grader at Seminole High was master of ceremonies for the celebration of a violence free day Judge Stephenson encouraged parents and Ihe community lo never give up on our chil­ dren As the march proceeded from Ihe San­ ford Courthouse. Ihe City of Sanford Police cruiser led the march to Fort Mellon Park where opening remarks and words of wrlcome were extended by Sgt. John Negri of the Seminole County Sheriff* Department. Plssss I n Marck. Psgs XA Hie $750 a |»>p fund raiser was organized try Hep John Mu a and drew more than liar business and ( 1W leaders fram Ihr county llerauar he was away lo attend ihe funeral of a friend. Mira's wife. Ann. Irostrd die parly al Ihe Sheraton North Hotel Morris. 42. said II was re­ freshing that half Ihose In at Irndancr w eir new supporters T h e y were people wfro are pleased with lire success of the ruunty." Morris said T h ey told mr we were on the right track * As his campaign locks into high gear M om * Intends to In Irrfsre with many voters and taxpayers throughout the county. *lt's Important to sim ­ plify things. Itrip everyone un­ derstand the Issues and what wr have ireen doing We've gol some good nrws.” Most of the functions hr at lends will not havr the $250 tog as the one on Mond.iv M om s said. Those who wish lo contribute can do so. but are not obligated M om * said *Wr'rr talking about low end fund raisers, barbecues, small groups." he said Sealed us District 2 com m is­ sioner on Nov. 22. 1994 for a 4 yrar term. M om * ha* served as chulnnan on the commission In three of four years. He also Is chairman of MetruPlon Or­ lando and serves on the EcoP I s s m $ M P s o O a . rags 3A Crooms students ready to kick butts against smoking B r ie f s ...................... . . 2 A C le e e tfle d .............. C o m ic s .................... Crossw ord .............. . 4A E d it o r ia l................. . 3A . Horoscope ••••«• «A O b itu a rie s .............. . . . 2 A .P o lice Briefs • < • • . . 3A •People .................... . . - 4 A S p o r t s .................... •TV ............................ ■ ■ ■ W e itk e r BABA 4A ••••••• . . 2A B j Jeff B c rlia lc k t ASSISTANT SPORTS EDITOR SANFORD - Tire Crooms Academy In ready to kirk some serious bull. Thursday, Crooms Middle Schoolers are Joining thou­ sands o f people from oil over America In standing up against the tobacco Industry and wliat they feel are persis­ tent efforts to lure children Into the dangers of smoking. They are participating In the third annual Kick Outta Day Thursday. Sanford Is Joining a list of d tlrs nationwide In an effort to overpower last year's 62city campaign. Some o f the kids at Crooms Academy have personal expe­ riences that make them thin twice about the stupidity o f smoking cigarettes. *1 Just don't want to see anybody dying o f drugs that are in cigarettes.* aald sixthgrader Tiffany WarnIcy. 'People get sick from clga- | rrttrs and that's not right.* Sixth grader Nydla Dustillo added, "You don't wont black lungs and clods all of the lime. It's bad.* Senior Class ITesIdent Sinuca Lfngard will give a sperrli tomorrow slurtlng with u proclamation from the Seminole Count government which will kick off a national campaign for tobacco-free kids. After that, for the next week. Crooms kids will be read every day over the school' s closed-circuit broadcast sta­ tion about the harmful affects of tobacco. Kicking off the campaign will be a natlonally-alred TBS special on teen-amoklng fea­ turing Tyra Banka. The Crooms kids have both felt the effects of tobacco In their own families. *1 would say that If people want to smoke, they're proba­ bly going to die,* Tiffany aald. TTiere are smokers in my family and I pray for my Dad every night. It hasn't worked but I Jut krrp praying that It won't kill him * Doth of the kids sold they bad family members who amokrd and they had all tried to quit but the kid* explained that their parents were a d ­ dicted. They always say that soon they will stop.* Mydia said. Evon Lisle, a guidance counselor at Crooms. said she helped get the project started when she heard about It from the National Education A sso ­ ciation. Crooms teacher Carol Clemenle-Ferrzzano. the tele­ vision-production teacher, said the comment artes would be broadcast Into rach class. The kids ut Crooms said that, although cigarettes and tobacco products aren't a l­ lowed on campus - or any Seminole County school - they said cigarette smoking Isn't uncommon on places like bathrooms and other hidden parts of the school. Even though peer pressure can be a hard thing to escape, some of the Crooms kids said Mydia Busitiio, left and Tiftany Wamlsy warn al studsnts about ths danger* ol smoking si the third annual Kick Butts Dsy Thursday. they just said 'n o .' *Some people think they are cool If lliey smoke,' Mydia aald. "My friend In one o f my classes asked me If I wanted Pisses Bss Page XA \ �Mini Med School to be offered at Gainesville Special to the Herald Easter bunny visit LAKE MARY • Tltr Easter Bunny will make a personal iippvarancr Saturday. April 4. at Watson Realty. Lake Mary. The Bunny will bo on hand from 10 a.m. to 2 p.ni. Children will bo treated to photos with the Easter Bunnv and Easter grab bags. Watson Realty Is located ofT la k e Mary Blvd. between Huntington Bank and the l\>st OtTIce. Tlie public Is welcom e to attend. For more Inform a­ tion call Watson Realtv 3233200. Easter egg hunt LONGWOOD City of Longwood Easter Egg Hunt, sponsorvd b>' Longwood Parks and Parks Advisory Board, will be held Saturday at 9:30 a.m. at Candyland Park. All children ages 11 and under are Invited to this Eggstravaganza. Children will be divided Into three age gruups: 3 to 4. 5 to 7. and 8 to 11. A 2 year and under egg hunt will be held af­ ter the older children's event. Children can win prizes In­ cluding an Easter basket. Children should bring a con­ tainer to collect eggs. All Easter eggs will be returned to be used In future annual egg hunts. Bring your camera to take pictures with the Easter Bunny. Contest children only on Helds during egg hunt. Sunday April 5. 9:30 a.m. Rain Out date. Plant sale SANFORD • Area nurseries are Joining together this Sat­ urday. April 4. for a Plant Sale, Joining with the nurseries will be Robert Vincent Sims. “The Garden Rebel.* Items available will Include many varieties of Indoor and outdoor plants. Ironlte. black cow manure and Garden Rebel booklets. Sims will appear In person from 9:30 a.m. until 1 1 a.m. with proceeds to benefit the Compassion National Chil­ dren's Foundation. The sale starts at 8:30 a.m.. at Flea World Building W.. on U.S. Highway 1-92. south of Sanford. The Seminole County Public Schools have scheduled a public Information and Input session on middle school rezonlng for Tuesday. April 7 at 7 p.m. In Winter Springs High School auditorium. Winter Sprtngs-iilgli School Is located at 130 Tuskawllla Road, W in­ ter Springs. A ' UPW middle school Ls schflM W Ttn be constructed In the Oviedo area with a comp le t lo n d a t e scheduled for sometime during the 1999/2000 school year. This session Is an opportunity for the public to provide sugges­ tions on middle school rezontng east of Highway 17-92. The schools which may Incur the greatest Impact are South Seminole. Indian Trails. Jackson Heights, and Tuskawllla middle schools. Skate expo Family Safe and Fitness Skate Expo '98 will be held Saturday. April 11 from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. at West Orange Trail Station. Winter Garden. To curb many Injuries skitt­ ers receive on the Central Florida trails, a day o f skating Instructions and Information about skating technique, safe­ guards and skating clinics are being held throughout tlie day. Many well known national manufacturers, such as Bauer, K-2 will be out in force dem ­ onstrating new models not yet In the stores. Visitors to the Skate Expo will be invited to try on thrse new’ designs and let manufacturers know their opinions. Tlie Central Florida Trail Blazers, a.k.a. C.F.T.B. is sponsoring the event and hill­ ing the Expo us the first r e ­ gional show ever held In the South where the public Is In­ vited to tty' and leam. Inline skating Is practiced by over more than a half million p eo­ ple In Central Florida. Yes. It ls the most popular sport In the U.S. For more Information, feel free to call Rick Flohr at (407) B80-B710. Fax: (407) B808213. Health Discoveries '98 (formerly known as Mini Mrd School), the largest annual public education program at the Univer­ sity of Florida will hold its program from 8 a.m to 3 p.m., April 4 at the University nf Florida Health Science Center. Sou (Invest Archer Hoad. Highlights o f the program Include: * Interactive hralth-can' exhibits. In­ cluding u traveling “Touch A Sec" ed u ca­ tional exhibit of living marine creatures from the UF affiliated Whttnry Uiborntory near St. Augustine. • Tours of Ihe Hnrrell Professional D evel­ opment and Assessment Center, a stateof-the-art clinical tearhlng facility, as w rll as tours In the arras o f nursing, dentistry and UK's Veterinary Teaching Hospital. • A "hands-on* opportunity with the computer-driven human patient simulator developed by Joint efforts o f the colleges of medicine and engineering. • Presentations on herbal remedies, the Kennedy Space Center and UF-NASA emergency medical support team, the use o f the Inlentel to nceess health-care in­ formal Inn, roping with anxiety In n hightech age. how to choose u midwife and the benefits of exercise to all ages. Advmtres In health science arc occu r­ ring at a rapid speed. Rrrcnt develop­ ments are changing the way wc view lift* Itself. Technological advances are Im­ proving the early delectlon of disease and Lake Mary may have a short night By N ick P fclfau f HERALD STAFF WRITER LAKE MARY • Except for the City Manager's report, a road construction update one ordi­ nance and one resolution, this Thursday's Lake Mary City Commission meeting may be relatively short. A number of Items on both new and unfin­ ished business Irave already been suggested for postpone­ ment. As of earlier this week, the following Items were listed on the regular meeting agenda: * Call to order - ceremonial matters , * Special presentations - none listed * Citizen participation • update on Rinehart Road construction by David Oierach o f Conklin. Porter 8c Holmes. * City manager's report (see below) * Reports from mayor, com m is­ sioners. city attorney. * Request for Sandy Ridge Pre­ liminary Planned Unit Devel­ opment approval for 23.58 acres, (postponed five times, request to postpone again until April 16). * Request for approval and variance for 140 foot m onopole at 776 Sun Drive. (Request to postpone until May 7). * Ordinance 875 - 1st reading Change o f zoning north o f Sun Drive, west o f Feather Edge. Beverly Enterprise, applicant. * Resolution 594 - Endorsing acceleration of replacement o f Interatate-4 bridge. * Adjournment. Aa o f earlier this week, the following Items were Hated on adding new precision lo the delivery of Ihrrapcuttc drugs. Whut Is It like to study and work tn an academic lirullh renter where researchets lay the foundation for better health? Find out hy enrolling In Health Discover­ ies ‘98...Beyond Mini Medical School. Aitrnd dynamic Information presenta­ tions. guided tours of the Health Science Cciilcr and Shands at UF. Talk wiiti staff and students at exhibits planned esp e­ cially for llrnlth Discoveries '98. Morr than 500 people attend Oils co m ­ munity educational program each yenr. Health Discoveries *98 reflects Ihe Univer­ sity o f Florida's commitment to public education regarding the explosion of knowledge In the health sciences. Tills year, for the first time. Health D is­ coveries will be a one-day conference with multiple choices In speakers and lours. Four sessions, with 17 speakers, tours, postrrs. and exhibits have been planned lor sehool-age youth to senior citizens, There are topics and activities for the whole faintly to enjoy. Plrase note that children under 12 must be accompanied liy adults. Brought to you by the University of Florida Medical Guild. Inc. The Guild was founded In 1959 ns a non-profit volunteer organization. Membership Is comprised of spouses of Collrge of Medicine faculty. Over the past 30 years the Guild lias raised funds In excess of $250,000 to p ro ­ vide aradcm lr nwnrds. scholarships, sp e­ IN T N I CIRCUIT COURT OR T M I 14TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OR RLORIOA IN ANO RON ■ ■MINOLB COUNTY OINCNAL JURISDICTION DIVISION CASK NO. S 7 - t 7 t t.C A .l4 - K OE CAPITAL MOSTOAOE SERVICES. Inc . Plain hit. VS JAMES F QUTHERT lUMJk JAMES FREDERICK QUTHERT A/K/A JAMES WESTDROOK SNTDLR DEITY A QUTHERT WILLIAM O HEDRICK. NOLENE HEDRICK. MITZI S HEDRICK N/K/A MITZI TOUNO. MICHAEL ANDREW HEDRICK. ROBERT WATNE HEDRICK. UNKNOWN HEIRS, davrsaas, grant***, assign***. 11*nor-*, creditor*. tru *l**«, or othar claimant* claiming by. through, under or against a* hair* oi NOLENE HEORICK, d *ca ***d . II Using, and all unknown parti** claiming by. through, under and 1*4 wtu not known lo ba dead or alhra. whether aald unknown part!** may claim an lntar**l A* apoutet. Wednesday, April 1,1998 • Vol. 90, No. 157 Published: Daily Except Monday. Calardwy * Christmas by Republic Newspapers, Inc. • 300 N. French Ave., Senlord. FL 32771 Phone: (407) 322-2611 Fax: (407) 323-9408 a n ctJLATtow A o s ta w n u T iO N Manager OdesssPupi TsranOenes UndsSpegsl Betty BsrvtsB Margaret Suley C M * Sharp- Lacy Loer - Edaor Frank VoSokns •Mansgsr OonsOeMch OmMFraser Cheryl M HuQhai eyLMIsw Courtney Robert‘SUp'Coean Mark Savor* Be Egan EJamTyrrei. Jr. • AALIYAH MOlfBA BRADLEY Aaliyah Monca Bradley. 7 months., Seminole Garden Apartments, Sanford, died Saturday, March 28, 1698 at her residence. Survivors Include father. DcAundria Bradley, Sanford: mother, De Shunda Shuler, Sanford; brothers. Travon Schuler, Deondra Bryant, both o f Sanford: paternal grandpar­ ents, Rufuas Bradley and An­ nie Williams. Sanford; m ater­ nal grandparents. Franky Wlllalmaon. Stone Mt., Qa., and Gloria Brown, Sanford; great-grandmother. Sarah Bradley, Sanford. Wilson-Elchelberger M ortu­ ary. Inc., in charge o f ar­ rangements. AO V C im M tQ L aw n s C oi Elaine QMdane R o u e Lsvsndsr Keee Warn* - Msnagar CLAMMED H M IH 1 W DsenSmsh Tommy Vincent Heed Pressmen SusanWarmer Rusa Whee Psnwkcai Posuge Part N SartonL Mono* Subscription Rales (Oaky 6 Sunday) and sddrhorwl maang cAcea USPS 4*1280 3Months It ( SO (2400 Postmaster Send address changes to ( Months $3900 $4(00 1VBar (7600 (MOO The SEMINOLE HERALD Fiona* Residents add 7% salsa tax PO Bos 1(67 | to above i 7 n M to SarSord FL 32772 1667 Sandy Prepay Cheryl Stona Republic Newspapers. Inc. irUN— U L ITICS Th* Central Florida Job* and Education Parln*r*hip. In c . announce* a mealing ol Ih* Lake. Orange. Oicaola Sami no la and Sumlar County Commritionart, lo which th* public I* invdad April t S. I H I 0ATE I 00 p m TIME LOCATION. CFJEP Office 1(01 La* Road Winter Park RL Sulla 307 PURPOSE To d itcu tt mailer* o f lnl*r*«l lo th* Central Florida Job* and Education Partnarthip. Inc . with rafaranc* lo Worklorc* Development Iwuaa For Further Information. Contact GARY J EARL. EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR CENTRAL FLORIDA J E P ISO) LIE ROAD. STE 70S WINTER PARK FL 327ES 1407) 74I-43CS Pubtith April 1. I H I J . ----------------------------IN THS COUNTY COUNT OR THS SI6HTESNTH JUDICIAL CIHCUIT IN AND RON SIM INOLE COUNTY, RLONIDA •ADVERTISEMENT RON BIOSTh* Seminole County Port Authority Senlord Sammola County, Florida, furnish#* Ih* following information and instruction* to prospective bidder* desiring lo submit proposal* lor Ih* work harem described Bid 4SCOPA I t s , St.SSS * * u * r * fo o t Detain*** InaubeSar RoaUHy, Phaa* I f f Port o f Sonfard GENERAL DESCRIPTION OR WORK Th* principal work shall consist of Ih* contlruclton o f a manu­ facturing facility totaling 22.100 square 1**1 at th* Port of Sanford. Baminoi* County, Florida. Th* work shall include ill* work and paving a* delineated in Drawing! SC0PA MS, E-t t S-2 and lurn-kay construction ol Hi* budding a i dallnsatad in Drawing! (SCOPA ME, A-t through A-S Conttructwn ihall ba in compliant! with all Fodarai. 1 1*1* and Eammoia County coda*, a* wall a* the Southern Building Cod* INSTRUCTIONS ON QBTAJHINQ SPECIFICATIONS ■paciftcabon* and a complete description ol Ih# pro pored work may ba obtained in parson from Iho office ol Ih# Administrator, •aminol* County Port Authority Dannn K Oolgnar. Administrator Sammola County Port Authority 1110 Katlnar Place. Suit* I Pori ol Senlord Santord. Florida 32771 (407) 322-4 7M Contract and bid apaciticationa may ba obtained lor a nonrafundable fa# of S40 00. chocks lo ba mad# payabi* lo th* Sammola County Port Authority Ail drawings, specifications and contract documents may b* aiammsd in par­ son at th* office of Ih* Administrator BID BOND Bid* must ba accompanied by a certified check, cashier's check, bank draft or bid bond in Ih* amount o l not last than fiv* percent (SM) of th* amount of bid. mad* payabi* to Ih* Eammoia County Port Authority B£JiCXlfllL£l£flm I IQ •I any lo it. on WINOY HARKNESS OECK. Attorney for th* Plaintiff, who** addratt it 4010 Goy Seoul Boulevard. Suit* 4M. Tamp*. Florida ) ) M 7 on or bator* thirty day* from the data ol th* firtf publication ol Ihit notice and M * Ih* original with Ih* Clark ol Ihi* Co urt either before service on Plaintiff* attorney or immediately that#allar, olharwit* a default will b* entered agamtt you lor Ih* relief demanded in th* com­ plaint NOTE PURSUANT TO THE FAIR DEBT COLLECTION PRACTICES ACT YOU ARE AOVISEO THAT THIS LAW FlJfM IS OEEMEO TO BS A OIBT COLLECTOR ATTEMPTING TO COLLECT A DEBT AND ANY INFORMATION OBTAINEO WILL OE USED FON THAT PURPOSE WITNESS my hand and Ih* teal ol *aid Court on MARCH !7lh. I TVS Maryann* M ort* A* Clark ol th* Court Dy Ruth King A* Oapuly Clark COOILIS E STAWIARSKI 4010 Boy Scout Boulevard Euila 410 Tampa. Florida U M f Taltphon# (IIS ) BTT-SOO* CAS aST-MISS. _ SMWiatr April 1, S.TSSA OIP-30 Legal Notices CASE NO. tS -1 1 4 -O C -ft-O WEKIVA HUNT CLU0 COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION. INC a Florida nof-lor-praht corporation. Plaintiff. HARRY I Cl RN3IEIN and LIAR(1ARA OERNSTEIN Defendant* NOTICS OR SALE NOTICE IS h e r e b y g iv e n Inal purtuint lo Ih# Final Judgment in Foiaclotur# entered On th* tSlh day ol March. 104* In Civil Action No M -t I4-CC-20-C ol Ih* County Court ol th# Eighteenth Judicial Circuit, in and lor Sammola County Florida, in which HARRY I OERNSTEIN and BAR­ BARA OERNSTEIN. ar* Ih* Dalendenlt and WEKIVA HUNT CLUD COMMUNITY ASSOCIA­ TION INC tt th* PUint.ft I will tall to Ih* highail and b#tl ludder lor caih al th* w**1 front door Ol Ih# Sammola County Courlhou*#. Senlord Florid* al MOO A M on APRIL l llh 1444 Ih# following daacribad real property **t IorIh in Ih* Final Judgment Lot 44. Waknra Hill*, taction S. according to the plat thereof, at recorded in Plat Hook I t . P agat 24 Ih ol Ih* Public “ - - 1 — flw| Eommol* County, tr/idru DATED (hi* TSlh day o f March. Maryann* M or**. Clark By Jan* E Jaaawrc Deputy Clark Plaintiff* Attorney EMIL A OASPERONI. JR . ESO 431 Wakrva Spring* Road Longwood Florida 3277S (407) 772*7303 NOTICE AM ERICAN* WITH DISABILITIES ACT OR I M S Admlwlalrattva Order Ns. S3-S7 Parson* with a disability who need a apacial accommodation lo participate In thn proceeding should contact A0A Coordinator al 301 N Park Avanu*. Bull* North 301, Senlord. Florida 32771 al 1***1 fiv* It) day* prior lo th* pro­ ceeding Telephone (407) 3234330. aalanalon 4227; I-S00SSS-0771 |TDD), or t-SH-SSSS770 IV). via Florida Rtlay Service Publish March 21. and April 1, IH I O L o -a n ________________________ IN TNB CIRCUIT COUNT OR THE IETN JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OR RLONIOA IN AND RON SEMINOLE COUNTY 6INBRAJ. JURISDICTION DIVISION Legal Notices CASE NO. tT -S J t0 A 1 4 ( OMAC MORTQAOE I CORPORATION F7K/A OMAC MORTGAGE CORPORATION OR PA. i Plaintiff VS CHRISTOPHER ST GEORGE BROMFIELO and CAROL ACHILLES GREEN. *t al . Defend.-i, NOTICE O f FORECLOSURE SALE Notice it hereby given <*>ei pursuant to that Final Judgmen' ot Foreclosure dated Mart* 13th 1441. and entered in civil cat# number S7-S31CA14E cl th# Circuit Court ol Ihe l l » Judicial Circuit in and fur Seminole County Florid* wherein OMAC MORTGAGE CORPORATION F/K/A 0M4C MORTOAOE CORPORATION 01 PA. I* Plaintiff and CHRISTO­ PHER ST QE0RQE BROW FIELD. CAROL ACHILLES GREEN SUNTRUST 0ANK CENTRAL FLORIDA N A F/K/A FLAGSHIP 0ANK OF SEMI NOLS. CENTRAL FLORID* REGIONAL HOSPITAL F/Kr* SEMINOLE MEMORIAL HOSPi TAL. UNITED STATE! OF AUER ICA. RUSSELL R WINER. ii/ f t O* lands nt(t). I ynU vaall lo th. tughe* I and best bidder lor cash al Ih* weal front door of th* Seminal* Caunty court houa* In lanlord, (am inol County Florida, al 11 00 A on th* lllh day of APRIL IH I th* following described propri ry a* M l forth In aatd.Fm Judgment, to ant: LOT 30. SAN SEBASTIAI HEIOHTS, UNIT 3. ACCORDIN' TO THE PLAT THEREOF A RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK I PAGES SI ANO S I. PUBLN RECORDS OF lEMtNOL COUNTY. FLORIOA. NOTE PURSUANT TO TH FAIR 0EBT COLLECTiO PRACTICES ACT YOU ARE ADVISED THAT THIS LAW FIR IS OEEMEO TO 0E A DEB COLLECTOR ATTEMPTING COLLECT A DEBT ANO AN INFORMATION OBTAINED Wll OE USED FOR THAT PURPOSE Dated Ih* 11th day Ol MARC THS MARYANNS MORSE Clark of Circuit Court 1 By Jan* E Jaaawic Deputy Clark * CODILII A STAWIARSKI . * 0 i t Boy Seoul Boulevard Sulla 4 » Tampa. Florida 33E07 < S7-010E4 Publish March J5 and April IM S OCO-216 Legal Notices OBITUARIES “Serving Seminote County Since 1908 " itilw grant***, or other claimant!. ... , unknown p a rtorji) in possession o l (ha subject real property. 41: unknown p*r*on<*) in po*a***ion of the aubtact real property. *1. Defendant* NOTICE OR ACTION TO: UNKNOWN H (IR (. DEVISEEI. GRANTEE*. AlSIQNEEt. LIENORS. CREDI­ TORS. TRUSTEE!. OR OTHER CLAIMANT! CLAIMING BY. THROUGH. UNDER OR AGAINST AS H ilR I OF NOLENE HEORICK. DECEASED. ADDRESS UNKNOWN YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an action for foradoaur* of mortgaga on ths following daacribad property LOT ( . BLOCK B. HENSON'S ACRES. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK S. PAGE SS. OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA hat been Mad again*! you and you ar* raquirad lo **n r* a copy ol your wriMtn dalanta*. flaaa* Sa* Masting, fags SA Seminole Herald Legal Notices Legal Notices cial services to patients at Shands ut UF, the H raltli Science Center, and the Gainesville community. f l i c Guild worked with the Health Sci­ ence Center Office of IHibllc Information to bring this educational program to the community. Numerous exhibits and posters will hr on display. 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. during Hcnlth Discoveries '98...Beyond Mini Medical School. You will have the opportunity to talk with Faculty, students nnd staff who will explain their researrh studies at the Unlvrrslty o f Florida Health Science CmIrr. Tlie Whitney Lnb. a University o f Florida marine resenreh Institute on the Atlantic coast near SI. Augustine, will have their education coordinator and docents ex­ plain research projects. Puppet patterns, puzzles nnd printed Information will be handed out. Leant how studies of Horseshoe crab. Caribbean spiny lobster, slipper lobster, blur crab, sea cucumber, sea star, sea ur­ chins. clams, whelks, conch, hermit crab, mud snails nnd fiddler crab aid under­ standing of problems related to human health and the environment. View videos o f spotted sea trout, nnd fly over o f estu nry. Parking will be available at both the East and West parking garages that will be open the day o f the event. Greeters will be available at major entrances to give di­ rections. I Eugene Williams. 70. of Eats! 21st Street. Sanford, who died March 27. will be held at noon Saturday at New Life Word Center with lUhluip Quinton Dames officiating. Visitation will be held Friday I lo 3 p.m. al Great Deliverance I’cntrcoktal Church of Ood. DeLand. and 5 lo 9 pan. al Sunrtae Chapel. Sunrise Funeral Home. 900 Locust Ave.. Sanford, (4071 322-7383. In rhargr of arrangements. Th* Sammola County Port Authority reserves the right lo r*|*ct any or alt bids or any part thereof, to waty* any informality or technics lily in Ih* bidding, to accept Ih* bid* or any part thereof deemed most favorable lo Ih* interest ol Ih* Authority altar all bids have bean aasrrvnad and evaluated, or lo rated all bids, rasdvartiaa or cancel Ih* proposed work TIME AND PLACE OF DID OPE NINO Sealed bid* wIK ba received at th* olfw * ol th* Administrator until 1100 hour* (3 00 p m . s d t l , Wednesday, May 13th. 1000. al which lima they will b# publicly opened and read aloud. Any bid racaivad attar th* specified bid closing time will nol bo coniid•rad No bids shall ba withdrawn lor a period ol thirty (30) day* tubssquanl lo th* bid opening without Ih* content of Iho Administrator, Sammola County Port Authority Oalad this 24th day ol March. IS M . al Sanford. Sammola County, Fioridi By Order ol (EMINOLE COUNTY PORT AUTHORITY */ Bob R Dougina. Chairman Attasl Brand* Caray. Secretary Publish April 1. I H I April I 144* DCP -12 CITY OR LAMB MARY. FLORIDA NOTICE OR PUBLIC MBANINQ NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by th* Cily Commaston o l Ih* C ilf of Lake Mary. Florida that said Commission will hold a Public Hearing on April lllh . IM S *1 7 00 p m . o r a t toon lhamaflar at possible, to considaf a request from (b a n g Communlcuboot for •da Plan Approval for th* addition o l an oNic* building and a warshout* building with a variance from Ih* o ff-til* parking requirements of Appandu B. (action 2 of th* City Codo of Ordinances, to reduce Ih* number of parking apnea* from 211 to 231, a varianen from th# requirements of (action 1(4 26 of Ih* City Cod* of Ordinance* to allow a retaining wall lo ba built on all Sour ltd ** ol o atormsralor pond, and a variance to Sac Iion 144 20 of th* City Cod* of Ordinance* lo omit the provision o l a hedge al the b o w of a retaining wait an tha following daacribad property Th* South 300 00 teat oi tha Eaat H I 00 laat of th* N ( 1/4 ei Ih* EC 1/4 of th* * ( 1/4, Section ( . Township 20 South. Rang* 30 Eaat. Eammoia County, Florida. Last Right-ol-Way tor Rinehart Road AND ALSO f Beginning at tha toulhwosl corner o l Ih* Northeast 1/4 ol Ihe Southeast 1/4 of (action S. Township 20 South. Rang* 30 East. ■aminol* County, Florida. Thane* run North 00* 27 minulas, IS second* West lor a distance of 100 000 laat slang Iho W att Una of Ih* North***! 1/4 ol th* Southeast 1/4 of (action S . t o l poml tor coiner. Thence run South S3* 3E minulas. SS Mconda East tor a distance of H 022 Im | to th* POINT OF BEGINNING Thane* run North 00* 27 minutes. IS seconds West lor ■ distance of 224 M l Im I to a point lor corner; Thane* run North M * I t pilnulas 12 aocqpda East for a distance ol 3S1 41E laat lo a point lor cornor, Thane# run South 00* 30 minulas, M second* Eaat for a distance o f 300 000 last to a point tor corner, said point being In tha South tin* of tha Nonhead 1/4 o f th* Southeast 1/4 of S**bon •; Thane* run South IS* (1 minulas. 12 second! Waal along ths aforamanllonad South Una for a distance oi 170 220 teal l a a point tar corner. Thane* run North S3* M minute*. M M cqndi Waal for a distance of 1(0 044 Iasi to Iho POINT OR BEGINNING Tha Public Hasting wiX be held in th* Commaston Chamkbrs. 100 N. Country Club Rood. Lake Mary Th* pubtio is invited to attend and b* heard Said (waring may b* continued from lima to tons until a (mat decision is mad* by Ih* Cily Commission. '• PERSONS WITH Dt$ABIUTtC6 NEEDING ASSISTANCE TO PAR­ TICIPATE IN ANY OF THESE PROCEEDING! SHOULD CONTACT THE CITY ADA COORDINATOR AT LEAST 4 ( HOURS M ADVANCE OF THS ME (TING AT (4(7) 324-3024. NOTE PERSONS ARE ADVISED THAT A TAPED RECORD.OF THIS MEITINQ IS MAOS BY THS CITY FOR ITS CONVENIENCE THIS RECORO MAY NOT CONSTITUTE AN ADSOUATE RECfJRD FOR THE PURPOSE! OR APPEAL FROM A DECISION MAOS-BY THE CITY. ANY PERSON WISHINO TO ENSURE THAT AN ADE­ QUATE RECORD OF THE PROCEEDINGS IS MAINTAINED FOR APPELLATE PURPOSE* IE ADVISED TO MAKE THE NECESSARY ARRANGEMENTS AT HIS ON HER OWN EXPENSE . \ CITY OF LAKE MANY. FLONIDA Carol A Foster. City Clark DATED March 20th. IS M PUBLISH; April 1, IS M DEP-40 - f * �Somtnote Herald, Sanford, Florida - Wednesday, April 1,1998 •3 A Meeting' Continued from Page 2A April Fool’s Day: Keep ‘em laughing . It's common knowledge that April 1 is April Fool's, or All Fool’s Day. People are bcllcvetl to have observed tills day by playing pranks on ollicrs since as far back .''ns 1812. In addition, April Is Na. tlonal Humor Month, International Twit Award Month • (for the people with the worst sense of humor). Holy -■Humor Month, and a few •other associated designa­ tions. The point here Is to call at­ tention to two more designa­ tions. April 1 Is National , -Fun at Work Day and the beginning of Stress Aware­ ness Month. In combining these two. It ' • doesn’t mean that everyone at the work place must be a practical Joker In order to avoid stress. But people _ _ studying stress arc quick to r.polnt out that a smile and - "friendly attitude goes a long ,.wny toward providing a more comfortable atmos­ phere. whether at work or elsewhere. Places of employment where there Is no humor or friendliness at all arc places , with large turnovers o f per­ sonnel, higher than normal ‘.'work days lost because o f Illness, and plenty o f com­ plaints and gripes behind the scenes. Certainly, there often arc few If any Incidents at work which can be considered humorous. Hut the lack of a rib-tickling event shouldn't prevent a person from hav­ ing a friendly attitude. For Humor Month, the suggestion Is 'Sm ile at someone nnd they’ll smile back.' (Of course a few may ask. 'What arc you smiling about.* then you may be In trouble). But the key word Is 'smile* not "smirk." Medical science has proven that people who arc happy or at least have a good atti­ tude townrd life have a ten­ dency to live longer. That’s perhaps another reason to turn that frown upside down. Keep In mind, April Fool's Day shouldn't mean puking fun at someone to the point where feelings urc hurt or other problems result. It Is possible to be happy, even to Joke around, without caus­ ing mental or physical In­ jury to another. Forrest Gump said It, 'Happy Is as happy docs.' Make that your motto for this day and this month. Keep ’em smiling. It’ll make a better day for everyone. Libraries adopt 7-day schedule By R i m Whit* HERALD STAFF WRITER . SEMINOLE COUNTY - Semi­ nole County residents who ‘ . want to vtstt their libraries on Fridays will be able to do so beginning April 10. . Susy Goldman, library and leisure services director for the County, said a revision o f the "days and hours the libraries . -operate are tn response to citi­ zen Input solicited before the • draft o f the 1008 strategic plan. The new hours expand the • library system's weekly oper- * atlng hours from 64 to 68 ’ .•'hours. , . Three years ago the county decided to close Its live librar­ ies on Fridays, a strategy that was not well received by resi­ dents. T h e reasoning behind this was that Fridays were the lightest for library usage and we wanted to extend our serv­ ices to Sundays," Qoldman said. The shift proved to be good and bad. 'Sundays from 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. became our busiest hours." Ooldman said. "What we did was make a trade-olT of Fridays for Sundays. Now. we'U have the libraries open both days." Under the new schedule, the county libraries will be open . Monday through Thursday from 0 a.m. to 6 p.m.. Fridays and * Saturdays from 9 a.m. to S ■ p.m. and on Sunday from 1 Develop f. coatlaasd tnm Pegs IA have voted for approv­ als. Now, It Is being presented " t o the P&Z commission this . Thursday for rezoning from the - current Agricultural design a'• tlon. Items scheduled for dlscus«io n during the PAZ meeting are as follows: :* > Rezoning request for property at 3651 W. First S treet from " 'County C -l to Multiple Family 1 Vpwelllng Residential. I * Request commission author­ ize Florida Highway Products. Inc. to resurface streets In Hills o f L ike Mary, In an amount not to exceed $65,000. • Request commission endorse CALNO's recommendation lo reappoint Councilman Hagood of Oviedo to the Seminole County Expressway Authority. * Requrst commission to authorize mayor to execute pre-treatment Interlocal agreement with Seminole County. • Information only - change or­ der on Rinehart Road, re­ sponse to questions regarding Crystal Lake Basin, update on downtown study, additional Items. Prior to the beginning o f the Lake Mary City Commission meeting at 7 p.m.. Ihrre Is a work session, scheduled begin­ ning at 5:30 p.m. to hear d is­ cussion on a proposed local government cable access channel. Lake Maty Chy Hall Is lo ­ cated at 100 N. Country Club Road. March-------Continued bom Fog* 1A The Star Spangled Banner was sung by the Ooldsboro School Choir. Pastor Ricky Scott o f New Mt. Calvary Bap­ tist Church gave the prayer of peace and non-violence. Personal testimonies were given by former drug addict and victim o f violence, the Rev. Moore, who has found the Lord after a life of drugs, crime and abuse to his body, family and community. He is presently u member of Freedom Assembly Church. Reginald Ordgrn reminded the audience, especially the kids, that drugs will destroy them. That people must speak up against drugs and live the American dream. 'Parents must be accountable by knowing who Ihelr children hang out with and where they are at all times. Strong kids with good self-esteem must a f­ fect other lives. Say no to drugs.* he said. Entertainment from Tajlri School o f in fo rm in g Arts, re­ Tha Ovlado Marketplace Regal 22 hae postponed Ita grand opening due to wiring problems. Theater won’t open Friday By David Frasier HERALD STAFF WRITER OVIEDO - The Oviedo Marketplnre Hrg.il 22 Is closed Indefinitely until building inspectors green light the new complrx. The t lira ter had planned lo open its doors on Friday. April 3. but. due to electrical-wiring problems, the theater's opening Is postponed till next week, may be longer. Rrgal 22 sports the latest trend In movie-going with stadium seating, romforiuble, high back minded kids that they have a ' determination to become somebody. Lake Brantley Step Team, both girls and boys, gave a great processional perform ­ ance. West SAnford Boys and Girls cheerleaders showed the crowd that this Is a positive place lo be. Kids team how to become positive citizens. Mllwee cheerleaders, the Spartans, cheered the audience on to non-violence. Crooms Academy R.O.T.C. received special thanks for the per­ formance as they led the inarch down Sanford's Semi­ nole Boulevard. W lillr ribbons were pinned on, tn honor of those who died violently because of homicides, by Sherri Shield of the Stale Attorney's Office. Debbie Shader speaking on domestic violence. Vernon McQueen speaking on alcohol and drugs. Seminole County School's Pattie Fritch. and Chief Deputy Steve llairett o f Seminole Sheriff's Office speaking on weapons. chairs, various refreshments and digital sound systems. It will also have 2-day advance ticket sales nnd tickets purchased try crrdlt card. The two events that Regal planned for Its grand opening have hern canceled. Jrnnlfcr Harris, marketing director for Regal Cinemas, said that ticket holders for those events will be able to redeem them for uny regular show unlll the end of the year. Regnl Cinema Is the second largest exhibitor In North America operating 2,357 screens at 251) locations In 23 slates. City o f Sanford Chief o f Po­ lice, Joe Dillard, gave closing remarks. He spoke o f the cur­ rent violence In our community and our nation. He reminded the audience that It Is up to the law. parents and community to teach our children against vio ­ lence because the Bible says there Is a lime to live, a time to die, and a lime for peace. "Yest And It Is nowt* he said. Soloist Latressa Haws and the Tajlri Arts sang the closing selection *God Bless Am erica'. The committee for a violence free community declares vic­ tory over violence In Seminole County 'in the Sanford area. Wrnr a white ribbon to support a violence free community, says Vem on McQueen o f the CJrove and Seminole H.O.P.E. Keep our schools safe and drug free. Join DARE. Thanks for those sponsors who help make this event pos­ sible: Goodings. R.J. Grouxs Corp.. Coca Cola. 102 Jamx, Star Bright Laundry and San­ ford Optimist Club. Join the fight against MS From Staff Reports Susy Qoldman p.m. to 5 p.m. Ooldman said that no new stalT members were needed to accommodate the new sched­ ule. She said there are 66 full­ time and 12 part-time people. "We also bring in temporary people to help shelve." she said. The five county libraries lo ­ cated In Sanford. Casselberry. Oviedo. Lake Mary and Longwood serve as many as 4,000 a day. Ooldman said the new seven-day service was similar to those In Orange and Osceola counties. Winter Park and Maitland. The new scheduling goes Into affect on Sunday. April 5. IN B R IE F * ? ,* Request for conditional use i-for property at 1115 W. 10th Street regarding a rear yard setback variance. •* Request for conditional use ; for property at 1300 W. Sev­ enth Sheet for a cosmetology 'p a in in g center. Other business from the •p om m i salon members and . * floor. -T h e Sanford Planning and Zoning Commission meeting Is scheduled to begin at 7 p.m. this Thursday evening, in the commission chambers o f San­ ford City Hall. 300 N. Park Avenue. the agenda for the city man­ ager’s report: • Request commission approval o f equipment for lire depart­ ment. not to exceed $7,750.14. Lietntt lutpandtd SEMINOLE COUNTY - Every­ one can Join In the battle against multiple sclerosis (MS). It's a deadly disease that ran­ domly attacks a person's nerv­ ous system, wearing away the control over the body. Tills Saturday. Utc Central Florida Chapter o f the National MS Society Is holding two MS Walks. The events will be 5K and 15K walks through beau­ tiful neighborhoods In Winter Park, or the LPOA Interna­ tional Oolf Community In Day­ tona Beach. Tills won't be Just a local event, as the chapter will be Joining others across the entire nation tn this massive fund raising event, held annually on the flrat Saturday o f April. Millions o f persons have turned out for the walks. Lo­ cally, over 2,000 participants are expected. The Winter Park event will begin with registration at 8 a.m. and the walk beginning at 9 a.m. The event kicks o ff from Fleet Peoples Park, com er of Lakcmont Avenue and Glen Ridge Way. Billy Nuesslc. 20. o f 2734 Ridgewood Avc.. Sanford, was arrested Monday by Lake Mary police. Nuesslc was charged with driving while li­ cense is suspended or r e ­ voked. no vehicle registration and Illegal license plate/ at­ tached mobile home sticker. Nucsale was arrested at the above address. Officer con­ ducted a traffic stop on Nuessle for a broken right tall light and the car's tag came back "not found". Funds' Virgil Thompklns, 42. o f 126 Bethune Clr., Sanford, was ar­ rested Monday by Seminole County deputies. Thomklns was charged with driving while license Is suspended or r e ­ voked and possession o f drug paraphernalia. Thompklns was arrested at the com er of 10th Street and Olive Street. Officer lled Thompklns over for vtng a tag with an unread­ able expiration date. nomic Development Commis­ sion o f Mid Florida. He Is a former commissioner and mayor o f Lake Mary. Morris Is being opposed In the District 2 race this year by Bob West, s newcomer to county politics. West an­ nounced Ilia candidacy nine months ago. and had raised f 10.000 In a grass roots donaUons through December. *Wc won’t have any big flashy C Local Walk Volunteer Coor­ dinator Ruth Gaines o f Sanford said some o f the longer walk participants would probably conclude the event by around 1 p.m. Gaines said lhat o f all the money obtained through this walk. 40 percent goes to na­ tional research, with the re­ maining 60 percent remaining locally, to handle a variety of needs. "We also need volunteers.' Oalnes said. ~Wc need people to help with Just about every aspect of the event, including chrck-tn people, food crews, traffic coordinators, rest and water stop workers, spotters and many others.* In another fund raising en­ deavor. the MS Society has also published a special 1998 calendar. "MS Through the Eyes of a Child.* Each month contains a painting or drawing done by a Central Florida stu­ dent. ages 5 to 15. who have some connection with MS. Local artist Include Trish Whitney. 14. o f Oviedo, whose work Is entitled 'M S Around the World * and relates to a friend's father who has MS. Another artist Is seven year old Devon Simmons o f Winter Park, whose work depicts the MS Walk and deals with her grandmother. The calendar Is being pro­ duced by Shared Solutions, who may be contacted at 1800-887-8100. Tire Central Florida Chapter of the MS Society covers a dozen counties o f Central Florida, with over 16,000 per­ sons affected by the disease In these areas. Services provided to these persona, mostly through funds obtained through walks and calendars parties." Wrst said. ‘ W e ll Just keep going door-to-door, ask­ ing people what issues concern them and try to explain what 1 have In mind." West said that lie wasn't a irprised Morris brought In •26,000 in contributions from one fund raiser. 'When you're the incumbent chairman you have to expect that. I thought he might even get more than that." Include Information and refer­ ral services, education for the newly diagnosed and physi­ cians. counseling for people with MS and their families, equipment loans and repairs, advocacy, emergency respite care and research. For additional Information regarding the MS society, phone the Central Florida Chapter at (407) 896-3873. Buy life insurance and save on . your car. ^ R f f n c n you buy your life • • ^ i n s u r a n c e from us through Aulo-Owncrs Insur­ ance, you'll receive special discounts on your car insur­ ance. W e’ll save you money. As an independent AutoOwners agent, we take great interest in you - as well as your car. Stop in our agency and ask us about it today! to n v u u ss i jh L*» i t m Cm I 7b‘A tfea-.7M * TONY RUSSI INSURANCE 2575 8. French Ava. ' Sanford 322-0285 40 Yaat•aof Honaet Sarvloa Greet Rate* on Quality Workmanship 6682929 905-B 8 US Hwy. 17-92 DaBary £l s Across from the •! F.P.L. Smoke Stacks It’s the store you remember with Sifts you love! • Muffy VenderBear • Crane Stationery • Crabtree & Evelyn • Seagull Pewter • Vera Bradley • Boyd's Bears • Caspari _ • Lampe Berger • Christopher Radko • Rochard Llmoge Stifle S n A m e/f Unique sifts, stationery and invitations Located next to General Cinema at Lake M ary Centre, east of 1-4 at Lake Mary Blvd. and Lake Emma Road 829-2244 V �4A SorrvrvMe H o ia M Santon) Honda ■Wednesday *PM| ' <99fl People M a u i flavor sparks leftover smoked ham CALENDAR Blood B a n k Central Florida Wood Hank is asking donors of all types b lo o d - especially O tyj>e dotinrs - to donate at Its Sanford branch. 1302 E. Second St For infom ialton. call 322 0822. Al-Anon A support group for friends relatives of alcoholics (AlAnon) meets even- Wednesday, .it S p m . at 111 F. 27ih Si . Hist west o f Sanford Avenue In Sanford. New visit' or m em ­ bers arr welcome this 12s i e p group or Co astlin ers Sanford Tlie Coast liners meetings are held at 10 a.111. the tlrst Wrdllcsday of eacli n nth al the Sanford Senior t enter 401 E. Seminole Utvd. All Inirrested railroaders, both active and retired, are In­ vited to attend. Foi information, call Horace Green. 322 5493. mrets the fourth Wednesday of each month front Sepletnl>er through May. For Information, contact Marvann I loll. 3216226. Recovery Inc Recovery Inc., Is a self-help mental health organization for people who sullcr from panic attacks, depression, fears and general nervous symptoms. For Information, call 660 2003, or 896-5906. TOPS A local chapter ol TOPS (Take Oil Pounds Sensibly) meets every Wednesday a I 6:30 p m ., in tltc auditorium ol Soulh Seminole Hospital. 555 W. S.R. 434. Longwood. Weighing beings at 5:30 p m Tlie first meeting Is held every Wednesday. at 9:30. al l.akrvtrw Christian Church. 1400 Hear L»ike Road Apopka For Information, call 293 5048 Al-Anon If you know, or live wllh on alcoholic, there is help Al Anon is an anonymous, non profit organization, open to anyone who ts a relative or frtrnd of an alcoholic. Serenity Won At Anon meets each Monday, Tuesday and Thursday, (Thursday non­ smoking) evening at 8 p.m. Meetings are held In the bark room of the Sahara Club. 2587 South Sanford Avc.. Sanford. For additional meeting times and locations In the Central Honda area, or for more In­ formation. rail 321-9122. Welcome Wagon Seminole Spokes Welcome Wagon Club of Seminole county holds a coffee for new­ comers .md second Wednesday ol evriv month from 10 a.in until noon. For Information on address, call Hetty. 695-01-14. or Lucy. 322-7877. Fellowship Lunch, LO.NGWOOD-Ail area seniors are invited to Join a seniors group currenily meeting at the Orthodox Church of St. Ste­ phen. 1895 Lake Emma ltd. A covered dtsh luncheon, at noon. Is followed by Hibtr siiuly and fellowship. Tlie group meets on the sec­ ond and fourth Wednesday of the month. For more Informa­ tion. contact Mary Uurkc at 330-6391. Widowed Persons All wldowrd persons are In­ vited to meet al 1:50 p.m tlie second and fourth Wednesday ol every month at the C assel­ berry Senior Center. 200 l-rke Triplet Drive. Casselberry. Nar-Anon Niir-Anon meets every Wednesday at 8 p.m. al South Seminole Hospllal. 555 West Stale Road 434. Izingwood. Nar Anon Is a support group open to families and furiids of addicts. Dally living with an addict ts more tunnotl than you ran handle by yourself. Join for support In coping with your addict: gain serenity to make decisions and put our live back in focus. Cull 261-1900 for more Information. Honey Glazed Baked Ham With Orange Sauce (from the Plantation House Inn) litis recipe makes n ham lover out of everyone that I have made it lor. H its Inn serves some of the best countty style meals In a setting straight from Gone W llh Tlie Wind. Tlie first reelin' leads lo the flavor of the “left over* meal that comes from the north shore of Maul and works great with the ham that Is left or can stand on Its own when made with u ham steak. Ingredients: I fully looked smoked ham 5 lo 6 lbs, 1 cup orange inter 2 lbs. honey l/ 2 tsp each dove, cinnamon, onion powder, garhi |n>wdrr 1/4 Isp e.uli allspice, nutmeg, white pepper ITrheat over to 325 degrees. Cut top side of haul (tlilikrst side fontt (he bone) In diagonal cuts 1/2 Inch deep, I Inch apart. In rach direction form mg a I Inch squate diamond (Mitcni across the lop. Place Ilam in a Luge Covered roasting l>an Pour orange juice over I lam, thru drizzle honrv over the top. Sprinkle entire ham with all the seasonings. Cover and hake for 15 minutes for each (found ol weight at 325 Seminole Spokes Wagon Club of 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 Hetty. 695-0144. or Lucy. 3227877. Alzheimer’s Support Hie Alzheimer's Support Group for Caregivers meets the fourth Wednesday, at 10 a,m.. ul tlir Frank Evans Center In Lake Mary. All Interested are Invited In attend. Shelly Grassier, a licensed Alzheimer therapist, leads the discussion and answers questions. For Information, call 323-4938 or 321-3060. Woman's Club Lake Mary Tlie West Volusia Holocaust Mcmonal Council presents the 1995 96 film sertes the first Wednesday o f every month through March, at 7:30 p.m.. at the Temple Shalom o f Deltona. 1785 Elkcont Hlvd.. Deltona. Phono: (904)709-2202. Welcome Seminole Woman's Club Camera Club The Seminole Lake Mary Camera Club meets the second Wednesday every month In Old Lake Mary City Hall. 158 N. Country Club Rd. at 7:30 p.m. For more information, call Grace at 321-4723 or Sol at 323-8691. Weight Watchers A local chapter o f Weight Watchers meets at the Lake Mary Community Building every Thursday from 4:45 to 6:45 p.m. The Easier Bunny Is on his wav. and ll you'rr hunting for a delightful homemade trr.u 10 pul in loved ones' Easter has krl Ibis year, try preparing One Bowl Brownlee ILikrd to fudtty. chocolate perfection, thesr drlu unis brownies ran be drruratrd Ul colorful de­ signs or cut Into springtime shape* and arr a festive twist on die traditional Easlrr treats. Easy Springtime One Bowl Brownlee ITrp: 10 minutes Bake: 35 minutrs 4 squares unsweetrnrd baking ch orolalr 3/4 cup fl- t /2 sinks) buttrr or margarine 2 cups sugar 3 eggs I tsp. vanilla I m p flour I cup coarsely ctiop|>ed nuts (optional) While Chocolate Coconut Frosting (see recipe Ik -low) Heal oven to 350 degrees F (325 degrees F for glass baking dish). 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Uncover the rural for the last 15 minutes of cooking lime lo brown tlie lop. Sauce: Dissolve 1-1/2 Ihs com starch In I cup ol cold water Remove ham from roasting |m i i . Add com starch and w a­ ter to ihr oraugr (nice and drippings In the pan Bring to a light Uni stirring constantly until It thicken*. Slice ham Ihln ami pour sauce over rach serving I served Ihts dinner with drrp (rtrd !>rrf steak. French fries, upplrsaucr and steamed spin aril with lemon butler Coat Breakdown: Ihs Foodltun Seminole County's Chat Ooe le e cieeelcetly trained chat whoa# recipe* have been publlehed In numerous cook­ book*. Wrlto to him d o the Seminole Herald, 300 N. French Ave., Senlord, F I., 32771. nuts m ill! well blrndrd Spread in prrparrd p.m ILikr 30 lo 35 minutrs or im til toothpick insrctril in erntrr comes out with ludgy crumbs IX ) NOT OVERBAKE Cook III |siii Run knife around edge of pan lo loosen brownies from sides Lift from pan using loll as handles onto cutting tioard. Frost with White Chocolate Coconut Frosting lirlrtgrrate brownie* 10. nil 11ulrs to set (rusting Cut Into squares or cut with cookie cu t­ lers into Hastrr shapes, such as bunnies (H ess cutter down lulu brownies to cut. Lift iq> and push brownie up through cutler lo remove I Decorate with assorted Cakr Malr d eco­ rating Icings, glossy decorating gels and dreors. Makes 24 fudgv brownie squarr* or atwul 10 brownlr rut-outs. White Chocolate Coconut Floating Beal I stick soflrurd butler. I cup powdrrrd sugar and 2 Tbsp milk In medium bowl wllh electric mlxrr on low speed until blended. Beat on medium speed 30 seconds until smooth. Beal In 3 squares melted Baker's premium while baking chorolalr. Stir In half of a 7 oz. bag II-I/ 3 cups) Baker's Angel Make Coconut. Sprinkle remaining coconut over brownies after they are frosted und rut. If desired. Using Brownie Proper* Browni** for Easter Into prrparrd Jrll-O chocolate or vanilla Instant pudding A pie filling • Stir culies of brownie scraps Into solirnrd vanilla or rhorolate ice cream. • Sltr cubes of brownie scraps lull) tli.iwiil Cool Whip whipped topping for a Brown les l i Creme desserl • I-oyer rulx-s of hrownlr scraps wllh prrparrd Jrll-O chorolalr or vanilla llavnr in­ stant pudding A pie filling, thawrd Cool Whip whipped Scrap* : * Stir cubes of brownie scraps lopping and banana slices for a dessert Iridic. East Bunny Browal* Decoratteg Tip* * Use drrorating Icings lo draw small Items such as bunny eyes, nose and mouth * Use rainbow decora lo create outline for clothing (vests, bow ties, rtc.l. then use assorted rolorrd crystals to fill In the designs. * Use sugar coated guntdrops rut Into shapes to create car­ rots and leaves. Sister feels guilty for suicide WEDNESDAY PRIME TIME Haw%% Maul Pineapple Ham and Sweet Potatoea Ingredient*: 4 sweet potatoes, peel, cut In half and slice luln 1/2 Inch pieces I 80/ ran chunk pineapple 1 green I m-11 pepper rut In thin strips 4 Ihs. applesauce 2 Ihs. rat h blown sugar, light mux. and vinegar 1/2 Kp rath sail, while pep l>er. nutmeg I Ihs. sugar Slice down remaining liam Into ii I nuiI 3/4 Inch thick p lrirs and place into a large cuvrird casserole dish Save the remaining lame and small pieces ol ham for a pot of I h-.his nr soup lor a thud meal Drain pineapple Juice Into u saiiirp.ui Four pinr.ipplr chunks and [fepper slu rs over the ham slices. Into the sautc|Mll with the pinr.ipplr Juice add hrowii sugar, vinegar, roux. salt. |K-p|H->. nulling and sugar: bring to a light simmer and |Miut over ham Place sweei jMitalo slues evenly over top ol casserole dish. Spread C h ef D oc llam 5 79 applesauce over sweet potato slu rs and sprinkle wiih cin­ namon. Cover and hake al 350 degrees for 30 minutrs. Sendee Hits dish with rlrr and garnish tlie plate with slices of kiwi and star fruit or your lavorilr tropical fruits. Coat Breakdown: Ham |lrfl over from above) • Cost 0-; pineapple. Save-A-Lot • $69: tropical fruits, WlnnDixlr $1.15; Rice. Winn-Dixie 91.00: sweet potatoes, Publlx. $.39/11. - S I.00; All other In grrdlrnts, approximately $ 1.00 Total * $4,90 May all your meals be a frs live occasion. Tip Of The Week ( nuking wine Is a contradic­ tion ol terms ll you ran i drink it why would you eat 111 Always use a wine dial tastes goes! In • 1 glass to cook with, ll dors not have to Ik - an expensive wine. Just something palatable that you enjoy. I prefer lo use dry wines lo cook wllh so the sweetness of the wine does not ■liferI die flavor of Ihe dish Hop into Easter with delicious Brownies Film Series Welcome Wagon S*l.99/lh. SI 1.52; Applesauce. Winn Dixie S.6H; Fresh spin ath, Wlilli Dixie • $1 88; Sea­ soning. Juice and honey, a p ­ prox. • 4|,50: Total Cost $15.58 r iW wbw---- cuta r r Nm ask ftfH Si _ esaTiBHc----- L7T U 3 I Awwiks ~ ---- BksUI (ioii)TW ili 410UIHI UnilomilW ____ BorTUimt. B fS B r C «M L i.* Sun (mtimwtrr ■jlwwj IW (h Fn * s l i i s*pn 6 *r‘ J't— u*r jn fc ^ T lT.VT l Mia VlariMdM. In sz*t,ea u igK a * i ssr wHsnWl’Cs.tl Sums fiiWFBisarrr B s s i 9 ^ T C i . T A k;-. ; * »7 ( iikgj W )—— ----- -----[lir 71 a B ^ -ieasa^gb fU5e <i W l 1 TiartM ^BM iuaTicr <Sw»m isfar HVttl {H S S M I K — U -------- BE I DEAR AHHY: Tilts u in rMponse to ihe letter aigned ‘ Lesson Learned * You told the sister who wrote It that (I Is normal for sur­ vivor* of suicide to expenence guilt. Abby, she didn't hsve time for a cup of tea because she ‘ didn't hsve money* to go to a cafe! Ill bet the suicidal sister would hsve been grateful for a friendly cup of tea at her enter’s. Her twin niece* would have distracted her from her own problems. The suicidal sister asked for one Saturday night. Again, the sister refused. I ll bet everv Satur­ day night she spend* with her hus­ band will be haunted by her sister's request. I should hope she feels guilt — not for what she did, but for what she didn't do! Even though I agree that the sui­ cidal sister was responsible for her own life, she obviously felt very estranged from her family. Perhaps an outstretched hand could have made a difference. Her dead aister made no unreaaonable demands. The sister who wrote Is feeling guilty because she is! Abby, you were far too easy on this lady. Ill bet you got a lot of flak onthii. SANDY IN 8TUYVESANT. N Y. D E A R SA N D Y i “L e o n L e a rn e d " w as cou rageo u s enough to publicly admit her Insensitivity end tack of under' ■tending o f her elster’e needs. She le d e a rly Buffering, and I sew no need to further chastise ADVICE * ABIGAIL VAN BUREN her for something that cannot be changed. Yee, I did receive some flak for my answer. However, I also received some mail that was very helpfuL Read on: DEAR ABBY: I sew the letter about the poor young woman who aufTered from depression and chron­ ic fatigue syndrome. I feel deeply for the aister who ignored her sister's call for help. When ‘ Lesson Learned* told her stater that the younger woman didn't know what ‘ chroiiic-living-life-fatigue is,* it was clear that she did not understand that chronic fatigue syndrome is a real disease, for which diagnostic criteria were established by the Centers for Disease Control in 1UH8. The disease is insidious, leaving the ratient constantly exhausted, depressed, and burdened with a myriad of problems. Many medical professionals do not believe that the disease is I caused by ■ virus, an enzyme d< ciency, or any of the other orient reasons that validate this as a ph ical disease. They believe it to 'mental* or nonexistent. Because this, a vast majority of those w hsve it go undiagnosed. Ms patients do not receive the prop medical care because of their phy cisn's lack of interest in a disea with no known cause or cure, so i passed off as hypochrondria or mental disorder. Suicide among those afflict with chronic fatigue and immu; dysfunction syndrome ICFIDS) high. 'Lesson learned* was devi tated by the death of her sister, b it is doubtful she could have doi anything to prevent it. Readers who want more infc mat ion should write to the Arizot CFIDS and Advocacy Institut 1125 W. Baseline, No. 212, Me* Aril. 85210. THOMAS E. SMITH, PH.I MESA, AR1 D EAR R EAD ER S! You ca also contact the CFIDS Aaeoci tlon o f America Inc., P.O. Be 220398, Charlotte, N.C. 2822! 0398 (encloa* a self-addresse* ■tamped (S3 cents) envelope) < call toll-free! 1-800-442-3437. F a r Abby's favertte fam ily recipes, ■end ■ Ions. w j M f w e e t ee veteee, pi ue check or money order lor t U t (M AO la Canada) lot Dear Abby, Cnrhbootlel No. I, P A Bos 447, Mount Morris. UL 410S40447. IPoeUee U Indudad.) f �SEMINOLE tEIje HcralD Seminole Herald. Sanlord. Florida •Wednesday April 1,1998 ‘Un&ung. 3iexaca 5A A landmark victory Seminole bests Oviedo for first time ever in fast-pitch softball JCeiiU Wexntx Members of first-year teams play for the love of their sport * SANFORD _ This wrrk'e Unsung Hrro In really La group of people. ? I Topic who go mil night after night and play their hearts out. knowing that a win In nut Im­ possible. muylrc just out of reach for the time tietng These unsung heroes are first year teams. Uke .ill of the teams at Winter Springs. Uke the Seminole High School girl s lac rosse team. These kids are prac tic ing Just as Itard us the other kids In the county. Maybe even harder since they know that they are the underdogs from tlie liegtnnlng Kvrry day after school, they are out on the fields and cuurts of their schools, after s e n d in g an entire day In Ihr classroom, like the players un teams who have been around for years The new kids are even at u further d is­ advantage If you add In the fact that some may never have been rxfKmed to the aporl Irefute. They came out lor the team Irecauae It was new « t d Interesting and they wanted to try something different, that doesn't make them worse athletes. It makes them willing to try new things. So while they are out prurtlrlng. running and going through countless drills, they also have the re­ sponsibility of learning something that may be very foreign to them. It can't Ire easy for a coach to lake on a first year, either. And Just because they may not have .1 winning record In tlretr very first season, these coaches don't care any less nor are they any less talented. In fuel, a lot of the coaches at Winter Springs and on first year teams tliruughout the county are seasoned professionals front other s|N»rts or other schools. Their credentials ure Junl u s good u s thrlr upponrnl's and they are geuutnrly concerned with the welfare of their tram Just Uke any other coach. Thry ore doing thr best thry ran to teach their players the rules, strategies und finer paints of u sport while also conditioning and strengthening their players. most of whom they have never coached be­ fore. Willie building a program from the ground up Is qullr u task und the efforts are rewarded In time when the team Is a Kurcess. It Is a very hard road to travel, there will l>c losses, frustra­ tion und ridicule from parents und community members. There will l»e broken hearts among both the players and the coaching staff when, night aftrr nigh, the team Is playing the very best they ran and continue to lose. But their day will come. Tire persrvrranc r o f the roarhrs and thr playrrs. coupled with thr support of administration and parents, cun only serve to build a tram that will know what It Is Uke to lose and will llnd a way to overcome those obstacles that faced them early on. Evriy team lias gone through It. Every school has been new at one time. They have found the strength to continue and hold their heads high when It seemed they would never pull out a winning season. Winter Springs lias competed on the varsity level In rvrry sport except football, despite an enrollment o f only freshmen and sophomores, and has been a team to reckon with. They have not sided away from any opponent and stood thrlr ground, taking lumps and occasional wins with them along the way. Just remember, those kids will tiavc a year o f experience behind them next year and will only be Juniors and sopho­ mores. And just wait until they arc Seniors and Juniors who have been playing together for these years. Who'll be laughing then? Aa for the girl's lacrosse team at Seminole, cut them some slack. Some o f those girls have never even seen a lacrosse ball b n arc, much less know the Ins and ouls o f the game itself. They are working very hard and are learning with rvrry match. Sure, they make mistakes. But doesn't every team? Only difference I. other learns know how to cover them up better. They'll get there. This is the very first year for a team at the school and they can't be expected to be com peti­ tive against aged programs. There are other first year teams out there, and although they have not been names, they haven't been forgotten. Hopefully, the support they are receiving from coaches, friends and family will cany over to the other areas o f the community. UntU that happens, the athletes Just have to know that no first year tram should be expected to break record? or win districts. The fact that they are out there, giving It their all, makes them winners. Not how many X*a there are In the win column. Dy Dean Smith HERALD SPORTS EDITOR SANFORD _ Krllry bington did rvrrythtiig but kick thr ball Into Ihr air and grab It with hrr teeth, licit Seminole's senior cenirrflclder mad an outstanding catch lo end the game and preserve a hard loiighl 3-2 victory over Oviedo in Seminole Athletic Conference girls' last-pitch softball action Tuesday night .it Seminole High School. Tlie Fighting Semi notes never trailed tn thr game, hut the Finns would not go away, putting runners on first and second with two out In the bottom of thr seventh Inning. Mandy Hngston then lofted a soil liner into Irftcenler field that serinrd destined to be a gametying slnglr. but Uington got a glove on thr bull. Hipped II Into the air. rolled on thr ground and caught the hall oil hrr chest with her hare hand to clinch thr win. T in proud of thr girls.* said an cxrllrd Seminole roach Dave R o­ gers. *1 told them before the sea­ Kstoy Langton doublod n a run and made a crucial game saving catcfi as Semi­ nole defeated Owedo for the first time ever in fast-pitch softball. 3-2, Tuesday Errors, no clutch hits send SCC softball to twin loss FIGHTINQ BEMINOLE8 3. LIONS 3 O v ie d o O O O O llO . 2 8 0 S e m in o le 101 0 1 0 a 3 4 2 H u m id suit Parker Duvall anti FUUnd W P . Duvall |S 41 IJ* _ Howard Save . Hour 211 . Ovtrifu Srt|uli»n Seminole. Langton 311 _ IKKir I IN nnrw N m frd * _ Srmlnolr H 4 tftrraii ;» :i s a c Smith leads Rams past Patriots 9-0 * i »t By Jeff Bertlaicke ASSISTANT STORYS EDITOR From BtalT Re porta GAINESVILLE _ The Seminole Community College softball team was tin own worst enemy last in a Mid-Florida Conference doubleheader against Santa Fe Commu­ nity Colirge In Galneevlllr. *We played SFCC tough In both games.* said SCC head roach Courtney Miller. 'But three errors In the sixth Inning led to their runs In the first game and against a leant like Santa Fe tliree runs are hard to come back from. "In the second game we euslly could have won If we had had some clutch hitting. We left 12 runner* on base, Including loading the bases In the sixth Inning and not scoring.* Tlie Raiders will host St. Johns River Community College from Palatka In a doubleheader on Thursday starting at 2:30 p.m. be­ fore going back to Gainesville thla weekend a tournament. SAINTS 3-B, RAIDERS 0-3 GAMS ONE* BaariaoU CC 000 000 0 _ 0 3 3 Boat* Fa CC 000 003 ■ _ 3 0 0 Hooper and Ma||ub Davta and Sim* WP . Davta. U* . Hooper 110-11). S a w _ none. 211 . SCC. SroO Sharp. SFCC Zamtaa a ll _ none. IIR _ none. GAME TWO Bemtooto CC 101 100 0 _ 3 10 4 laata Fa CC 023 000 a _ B S 2 Mlllrr and Maljub IV ir to n U n it 17) and M oma. W P . Pea n o n U* _ Miller 17-61 S a w . Ilavta. 211 . SCC. Srliwaru. SFCC. Sheffield 2. Erickson 30 _ none. ItH _ none. Heron)* . S C C 21-21: SFCC 25-7. son that they had a chance lo do something special this year after four lough years. Tonight we started a new tradition.* Seminole took a 1-0 lead In the Ixittom of the first Inning as win icing ptlchrr Marla Duvall singled with one out and scored on a dou hie by Lungton. Die Tribe look advantage of sloppy firldtng by the Lions to in­ crease its lead to 2-0 In thr third inning. Mandy Priddy reached on an error. Uikrila Hryant followed with a sacrifice bunt, but was sale when the ball was thrown away at nest Priddy kept going on to third und scored when the throw from Pie axe aee Tribe, Page M Nm M If Hrahwti Sarah Smith hurfcxM two-hittor and struck out 7 ol tho lira) 12 battors she laced as Lake Mary beat Lake Brantley 9-0 LAKE MARY _ In u way, Lake Brantley beat Lake Mary In softball last night. Not on the scoreboard, but In the minds o f the Luke Mary softball team. The Rams wrnt away with a 9-0 win. but. for the first time In awhile, Luke Mary didn't 10-run It's o p ­ ponent. The Rams have been running over everybody for the past several weeks und are now 15-2, but It was the first tune recently Uiat Lake Mary has been forced to go sevrn Innings. Sarah Smith had a big night on the mound for Luke Mary which Is trying to become the third girls' sports tram to win a stale title this school year. It was her turn to dominate the opposition, and she did a good Job. ullowlng only two hits on her way to the shutout. *Yea. I was thinking about the 10-run rule.* Smith said. "We're also thinking about the state cham pion­ ship. We all want it but we re taking It one at a time.* Smith was on a roll last night - she's one o f three people that make up the best pitching staff In Central Florida - but thr bats were also out In force last night. Lake Maty Jumped out to u quick 4-0 lead In Ote first two Innings and that's almost Insurmountable when It comes to trying lo get a rally on the Rams' pitching staff. Yura Otero scored In the first when Lindsey Man/ singled her home, then Jill Wolcott. Brie Van Swear­ ingen and Otero scored In the second to put the gume away for good. After that, it was a matter o f whether or not Smith would fire a no-hltter. She finally gave up a hit in the fourth and another in the fifth, but In the first four In­ nings. she had struck out Bcven o f the 12 batters she faced. Lake Mary broke the game open In the sixth with four runs, tliree of which scored on a Jackie Crtspcll triple. She was thrown out trying to make It a fourbagger. but by then tlie Rains had put It away. Lake Brantley coach Brian Shafer thought his tram playrd a decrnl game, despite having Its record fall to 5-9. "We didn't play well tonight.* Shafer said. "Wp're u young team and we know w ell get better.* Tlie Rams head to the Dunedin Spring Invitational Softball Tournament this weekend, where they will see some o f the best teams in the state. Lake Bran­ tley hosts Oviedo today and travels to Oak Ridge on Thursday. Both games start at 4 p.m. Former SAC players star as SCC nine drops three From Staff Reports SANFORD _ Former Seminole County high school players had a major Impact on Seminole Community College's Mid-Florida Conference baseball game with St. Johns River Community College from Palatka at Raider Field on Tues­ day. Good for St. Johns, bad for Seminole. Former Lake Brantley star Justin Varitrk was 3-for-4 with a home run and a double, scored two runs and drove In three and former Lyman Greyhound Kevin Naas was l-for-5 with two runs scored and an RBI as the Vikings clob­ bered the Raider* 13-5. SCC conversely, was playing without former Seminole High School outfielders Phillip Eubanks (dislocated shoulder) and Rob Denmon (sprained ankle) as well as starling catcher Jot tuny Gulseppc (broken fingcrl which severely hurt tlie Raiders offense. SCC also sulTrred a double whammy on Sat­ urday against M FC power Florida Community College at Jacksonville as conference players of the year favorite I>crek Rix hit four home runs, three In the second game, as the Stars swept 63 and 21-3. Tlie Raiders host Lake County. Illinois in doublchradcr at 1:30 p.m. today and Flortdu Colirge from Tampa at 3 p.m. tomorrow.______ VIKINGS 13, RAIDERS B St. Johns River CC Seminole CC 012 300 3 1 3 . 13 IB 0 020 000 120 . B 11 6 HvpIiKi MrMuUm (K|, Lambert 101 amt 10*11 SinKli. Vrlrtikh (7| and Epperson. Wl> _ E »p tm i 13-41 LT . Sm all (2 C| Save .m in e 211 . SJHCC. Hall Wood*. VaiUrk. I*bdl Sanlii* SCC. Gamble a ll . none IIR . SJRCC. Vurllrk: SCC. I You man*. Rrt-unls „;U R C C 0-16 overall, ft-6 In M FC: SCC 10 26 uveralL I I I M FC. SATURDAY STARS 6 21. RAIDERS 3-3 GAME ONE Florida CC -Jacksonville 110 113 0 _ 8 8 0 Seminole CC 100 300 0 . 3 6 3 Whltakrr, llln r u k 17) and Retd. Mario and E|w i m » i WT _ Whitaker (0 1) U* _ Mario (3-B|. Save . lUnrcak H I 211 . FCCJ. Klmmcll. SCC, Epperson. Gamble. 3U _ nunc. IIR . FCCJ. HU. Kissel. SCC. Wade. GAME TWO Ftortda CC ^Jacksonville 040 OSS 3 . 31 34 3 Seminole CC 301 000 0 _ 3 9 1 Hodden and Korrry. Johnson 16). Jenkins. You man* IS), Uxkwuud |Q| and Epperson WP . Hadden 15-21 LP . Jenk­ ins |l -6) Save nunc. 21) FCCJ. Klmmcll 2. Andrew. Cfcis•on 311 _ FCCJ. Ilarp. I1H_ FCCJ. RU 3. Hudson. Hrrurd* . FCCJ 24-11 overall. 8-2 M FC l �6A ■Seminole Herald. Sanlord. Ftonda •Wednesday. Apnl 1,1998 Legal Notices Rung Fu/Martial Arts classes BRIEF Martinez gets first Rays hit ST PETERSBURG . Lake Howell graduate Davkl Martinez went 2-for-3 and had the first ever hit for the Tampa Hay Devil Rays, but the newest American League squad dropped an 11-6 decision to the Detroit L i­ ons on Tuesday at Ttuplcanna Field. Mutltncz* historic hit came on grounder that bounced otT thr first base bag and Into right tlcld. Tampa resident Wade Boggs hit the first ever Devil Rays home ntn. Raines on the tube ANAHEIM. CALIFORNIA _ Tim Raines and the New York Yankees can be seen on cable locally the next two days. Tonight, the game will be on ESPN starting at 10 p.nt. and on Thursday the game will be on Sunshine Network, also starting at 10 p.m. Goldsboro Community Day SANFORD _ Get to know your Police De­ partment. Sheriffs Department. Fire De­ partment and City Officials when the Goldsboro community holds a special day at C rooms Academy this Saturday. April 4 111 from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Among the events going on will be a bicy­ cle and helmet safety check provided by Lake Maty Cycles and the Seminole County Sher­ iffs Department and a basketball game be­ tween the Crooms Men League and the C too ms 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 for lunch. Tribe Continued fromPage BA first to third sailed Into left field. Bryant got all the way to third on the play, but Oviedo avoided iirth cr damage as Sherri Etlund was thrown out at first on a safety squeeze, but the Lions' Lisa Field made a super throw bark to catcher Alison Parker to nail Bryant at the plate. Oviedo got on the board In the fifth as Kim Lochranr sin­ gled. moved to second on a sacrifice by Hodges, advanced to third on a wild pitch and scored on a sacrifice Dy by Parker. Seminole's final run came In the bottom of the fifth. Tam ara SANFORD _ Thr Sanford Recreation De­ partment Is ofTrrlng Kung-Fu and Martial Arts classes starting tomorrow (April 2). Classes, for ages 0-to-adult. will be held on Tuesday and Thursday evenings from 6 p.m. to 7 :IS pan. at the Downtown Youth Center located on the bottom floor of Sanford City Hall. 300 N. Park Avc. Cost Is $30 per month for adults and $25 per month for kids 6-12. Family prices are also available. Instructor Darryl Dzledzlc will teach tradi­ tional Chinese Kung-FU which Is useful In guiding self-esteem as well as discipline and hotly conditioning. Also taught will be forms, wrapons and self-defense Cull 330-5697. Bodybuilding Championships SANFOIU) _ Thr weight of the world Is coming to Sanford. On April 4. the Sanford Civic Center will host the second nnnual Mid-Florida Natural Bodybuilding Championship and Ms. Fitness USA National Qualifier. Some of the coun­ try's finest 'drug free* athletes will compete In the 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. I’nrcreds will benefit the Seminole County DARE program and tornado relief victims. The contest will ofTrr a variety of fitness and strength demonstrations and drew over 500 people last year. Kathleen Ebnrr won the women's overall title and Rlc McMillen took the men's award. Contest chrck-ln Is at 9 a m., followed by a contestant's meeting at 10 a.m. and pre­ judging at 11 a.m. Thr finals begin at 7 p.m. with und five competitors will receive trophies In each class. Entry fee is $20 with an additional $10 testing fee. Sleep singled and Prlddy was hit bv a pitch, but Sleep was caught oil second by Parker, with Prlddy moving to second. After an out. Duvall hit a grounder to second, but the throw to first was wild and Prlddy raced home all the way from second. The Lions' final run came In the sixth as Sarah Rerbrr dou­ bled to left and continued on to third when the throw back to the Infield got awny. After a pair o f outs. Rreber scored on a wild pick off throw. Oviedo tried to mount a twoout challenge In the seventh as Danielle Sequlno and Parker singled with two out. but Plngston's bloop was run down by Langlon to end the game. “ 't .egal Notices MOTIOB The Central Florida Job* and education Partnership. Inc , announce* a meeting o l the Central Florid* WAGES Coalition, to which the public i* Ineiled DATE Ap ril*. IM S TIME *1 0 am LOCATION Seminole Counts School Doard 400 Eaat la L * Mary Bled Sanlord FL PURPOSE To diacuaa mailers ol interest to the Central Florida Job* and Education Partnership, Inc . with r*l*r*n c« lo Work fore • D fvtlopm tfit l i i u t i For Further Information. Contact GARY J EARL. ■ EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR CENTRAL FLORIDA J E P 1101 LEE ROAD. STE 20S WINTER PARR FL 32TS* (407) 74I-4MS Publish April 1, 1 *** DCP-11 NOTICE The Central Florida Jobs and Education Partnership, In c . announce* a meeting ol the Central Florida WAGE* Membership Commute*, to which the public I* Invited DATE April*. t * * ( TIME • 00 a m LOCATION Seminole County School Board 400 East Lake Mary Bled Sanlord FL PURPOSE To discuss mailers of Interest lo tha Central Florida Job* and Education Partnership. Inc . with relarsnc* to Workforce Development Issue*. For Further Information. Contact GARY J EARL. EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR c e n t r a l Fl o r id a j e p . ItO I LEE ROAD. STE 701 WINTER PARR FL 127** (407) 74I-4MS Publish April 1. IM S 0CP-14 NOTICE O f AUCTION This auction w 4 be held on April ISth. I**4 al noon al 316 Aulm Av* . Oviedo. FL. P rotpective bidder* may m specl vehicles on the day before the auction Irom * AM until S PM Term* ere cash or certilied fund* only Oviedo Towing reserve* the nghl lo accept or refuse any end all bids The following vehicle I* offered lor bid* M Ford Station Wagon Vm a 1FA8PS0U1GAI4**00 Publish April I. t * * t O tP -tS Legal Notices IN TNE CIRCUIT COURT OF TNE EIOHTEENTM JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTV. FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION CASE NO. ST-SStS-CA DIVISION 14 NATIONSBANC MORTGAGE CORPORATION. Plamtiltls). v* HOMER S MIERS JR . at al DefendanRsI NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE NOTICE IS HERE0Y GIVEN pursuant to a Final Judgment ot Mortgage Foreclosure deled March tlth, ISSS. and entered in Case NO S7-2US-CA ol the Circuit Court o l the EIGH­ TEENTH Judicial Circuit m and lor SEMINOLE County. Florida •herein NATIONSBANC MORT­ GAGE CORPORATION I* the PU intill and HOMER S MIERS. JR are the Defendants. I will sell lo the highest and best bid­ der for cash at the WEST FRONT DOOR OF THE SEMI­ NOLE COUNTY COURTHOUSE. SANFORD. FLORIDA I t 00 a m . on the ISth day ol APRIL. IS**, the following described property as set forth in said Final Judgment LOT IS. BLOCK S. HEFTLER HOMES ORLANDO. SECTION ONE. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF RECORDED IN PLAT DOOK IS PAGES S AND S OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA WITNESS MY HAND end the seal o l this Court on MARCH ISth. IM S HEAL) Maryann* Mors* Clerk ol the Circuit Court By Jan* E Jasewic Deputy Clerk Echevarria. McCalls. Raymer Barrett A Frapprer Post Office Boa 3410 Tampa. FL 1M0I F67125779 NOTICE In accordance with the Americans Disabilities Act. perions needing a special accom­ modation lo participate m this proceeding should contact the individual or agency sending nolle* not laier than seven (7) days prior to the proceeding al the address given on the n olle*. Telephone 407-3234330 eat 4117; I-SOO-SSS-S77I (TDD) or l-SOO-Slt-1770 (v). via Florida Relay Service Publish March 2S and April 1. IS ** DCO-fIS IN TNB CIRCUIT COURT OF TNB ISTN JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF FLORIDA Duvall (who raised her record to H-4) led the uflense. going 2for-3 with a nin scored. Langton contributed a double and an RBI. while Sleep had a sin­ gle In two at bats and Prlddy scored two runs. Rreber doubled and scored a run for the Lions, while Parker singled and had an RBI. Lochrane a single and a mn scored and Sequlno, Lisa Field and Kim Field one single each. Seminole la now 8-4 on the season. 3-3 In the conference and 5-1 In Class 5A-Dlstr1ct 5. The Tribe will be at Winter Springs at 6:30 p.m. on Thurs­ day and play Deltona tn a home game, with a special barbecue, on Saturday at 3:30 p.m. Legal NotlC6» IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY OSNBRAL JURISDICTION DIVISION CASE NO. ST-1S3S-CA-14-L MARINE MIDLAND BANK, successor by merger end acquisition to First Federal Savmg* and Loan Association ol Rochester. Plaintiff. VS JOSE A BURGOS TORRES; *1 a l . Defendants AISENOBO NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE Legal Notices m TNB CIRCUIT COURT OF TNE ISTN JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF FLORIOA IN ANO FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY GENERAL JURISDICTION O(VISION CARE NO. SS-SSSB CA IS A federal national MORTGAGE ASSOCIATION. Ptewiblt, VS DOUGLAS L. GREY. *1 a l . Defendant* n o t ic e OF FORECLOSURE BALE Nolle* la hereby given, that, Nolle* I* hereby given, that pursuant lo that Final Judgment pursuant lo an Order ol Foreclosure dated March Rescheduling Foreclosure Sal* 23rd tsss. and entered m chril dated March 2*th. t**S . and case number **-701* CA 14 A. entered In chnl case number STof the Circuit Court ot the ISth I33S-CA-I4-L. e l the Circml Judicial Circuit In and lor Court o l the ISth Judicial Seminole County. Florida, Circuit In and lor Bemmol* wherein FE0ERAL NATIONAL County. Florida. wherein MORTGAGE ASSOCIATION. I* MARINS MIDLAND BANK. SUC­ Plain tilt and 00UGLAS L. CESSOR BY MERGER ANO ACQUISITION TO FIRST FED­ GREY. THE CROSSING MASTER COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION. ERAL SAVINOS AND LOAN INC.. . UNKNOWN PER ASSOCIATION OF ROCHESTER. SON(S) IN POSSESSION OF N Plaintiff and JOSE A BUROOS THE SUBJECT REAL PROPER TORRES. BENEFICIAL SAVINGS BJINK. FSB. SEMINOLE COUN­ TY. H/K/A BEVERLY BUCKLEY. . UNKNOWN PEREONtS) IN TY. A POLITICAL SUBDIVISION POSSESSION OF THE SUBJECT OF THE STATE OF FLORIOA. REAL PROPERTY. H/K/A CARL­ . UNKNOWN PERSON(S) IN TON BUCKLEY. POSSESSION OF THE SUBJECT UNKNOWN PERSON(E) IN POS REAL PROPERTY. H/K/A JOAN SESSION OF THE SUBJECT NA BURGOS. Is/are PROPERTY. N/K/A Defendant)*). I will sell lo the REAL SHERYEE BUCKLEY, ta/ar* highest snd best bidder lor cash al the west Iron! door ol Defendant)*). I wlN sell lo the highest and best bidder lor the Seminole County court cash at the weal (rent door o l house In Sanlord. Semi the Seminole County court­ County. Florida, al 11:00 A.M house In Sanlord. Semi note on the 23rd day o l APRIL. 1MS. County. Florida, o l 11:00 A M . the following described proper ty es eel forth In said Final on the 23 rd day o l APRIL. 1000. the tallowing described proper­ Judgment to writ: LOT 1*. EAGLE'S POINT ly a* set forth In sold Final PHASE TWO. ACCORDING TO Judgment, lo w it Lot 44. SILVER LAKES WEST THE PLAT THEREOF A* AT THE CROSSINGS. UNIT RECORDEO IN PLAT BOOK 4S ONF. according lo the plat PAGES **. ST AND **. PUBLIC RECOROS OF SEMINOLE thereof as recorded In Plat Book 34. Page* ST and SO. o l COUNTY. FLORIOA NOTE PURSUANT TO THE the Public Record* o l So mmol* FAIR 0EBT COLLECTION County. Florida. NOTE PURSUANT TO THE PRACTICES ACT YOU ARE DEBT COLLECTION ADVISED THAT THIS LAW FIRM FAIR IS DEEME0 TO BE A DEBT PRACTICES ACT YOU ARE COLLECTOR ATTEMPTING TO ADVISED THAT THIS LAW FIRM COLLECT A 0EBT ANO ANY IE 0 IE M ID TO BE A DEBT INFORMATION 0BTAINE0 WILL COLLECTOR ATTEMPTING TO COLLECT A DEBT AND ANY BE USED FOR THAT PURPOSE INFORMATION OBTAINED WILL Oaled I he TSlh day e l MARCH BE U SI0 FOR THAT PURPOSE Deled the 24th day ol MARCH. MARYANNE MORSE ISM Clerk ol Circuit Court MARYANNE MORSE By Jan* E Jasewic Clerk ol Circutl Court Deputy Clerk By Jan* E Jasewic COOIUS S STAWIARSKI Deputy Clark 4010 Boy Scout Boulevard CODILIS S STAWIARSKI Suit* s'.o 4010 Boy Scout Boulevard Tampa. Florida 31607 Suit* 410 lei*phone (613) 677-6006 Tampa Florid* *3*07 css f*r-02i*r Publish April 1,0. IBS* Publish April t. S. ISSS 0EP-2* DEP-2* MOTTOS WBOSR FICTITIOUS NAME LAW UriMtl t i n s ill! h i leu 50 " . n i l ir.seIt l i n y S p i l l i . ' i s M i m i I i i w H im I i H . i II H i r l l i i t s Convwienty Located1190It CountryQub Rd. Lik* Miry (ttraHsdssot sl U b MvyM | t \ l NOTICE IE HEREBY GIVEN. Under Chapter S0-2ST. that the undersigned. desiring lo engage in bueines* under Ihe Fictitious Nam* o l LeonW orks Located Si I M NORTH LAKE AVENUE In d*e city •* PASADE­ NA. California, intend* lo regis­ ter tha said name with the Division o l Corporation* o l the Department ol Otal*. Oalad al Teltahea***. Florid*. Ihi* the 2Mh day o l March. IM S OWNERS. IN0YMAC. INC. Publish: AprE I. 10*0 DEP-24 f Seminole Herald IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. CIVIL DIVISION CASE NO. S T - lt a t - C A - t a - K GLENDALE FEDERAL BANK FCOERAL SAVINOS BANK Plaintiff. CLASSIFIED AD RATES DEADLINES Tue sda y vs KAREN K HOFFMAN a single woman. ALAFAYA WOODS HOMEOWNER S ASSOCIATION INC AMERICAN GENERAL FINANCE INC . and . UNKNOWN TENANT el. Defendant* RE-NOTICE OF SALE PURSUANT TO CHAPTER 4* NOTICE IS HERE0Y GIVEN injrsuant to an Order or Summary Final Judgment nf foreclosure dated August 27. 1097 and an Older Resetting Sal* dated March 23rd. I H I and entered in Case No 07I24I-CA-14 K ol the Eighteenth Judicial Circuit in and lor Seminole County. Florida, wherein QLEN0ALE FEDERAL OANK. FEDERAL SAVINGS 0ANK. I* Plaml.lt and KAREN K HOFFMAN a single woman. ALAFAYA WOODS HOMEOWN­ ER S ASSOCIATION. INC . AMERICAN OENERAL FINANCE. INC . and UNKNOWN TENANT e l. are defendant* I will sell lo the highest and best bidder lor cash at the Watt front door o l the Seminole County Courthouse al 301 North Park Avenue. Sanlord Seminole County. Florida 12771. at 11 00 o'clock a m on the 23rd day ol APRIL. ISSS the following described proper­ ty as te l forth in said Order or Final Judgment, to-wit LOT S4, ALAFAYA WOODS PHASE III ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF. AS RECORDED IN PLAT DOOK 33. PAGES 30. 31 A 32. PUBLIC RECOROS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA II you are a person with a dis­ ability who needs any accommodation in order In participate *i this proceeding you are enti­ tled. at no cost lo you to the provision ol certain assistance P lea t* contact the Court at (407) 323-4130 within two (2) working days o l your receipt ol this Nolle*. II you are hearing or voice impaired, calf Florida Relay Service (S00) *556770 0ATE0 at Sanlord Florida on MARCH 24th. ISSS MARYANNE MORSE At Clerk. Circuit Court By Jan* E Jasewic A* Deputy Clerk SMITH E HIATT. P A Attorney* tar PtalnliN 2*St Eaat Oakland Park Boulevard. Sint* 303 Fori Lauderdale FL 3330« Publish April I. S. ISSS DEP-2* IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF TNE ISTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT M AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIOA CASS NO. ST-SSI CA 14 B NATIONSBANC MOATOAOE CORPORATION PUi«i|i(((l| OHANNE L MY CMS » « al. De lend *ni|*| NOTICE OF SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pur­ suant to an Order or Final Judgment Scheduling Foreclosure Sal* entered Marsh ISth. I s e t m thr* ease now pending 11 said Court, the alyl* ol which la indicated above I will sell to the highest and beat bidder lor rath in Ih* 301 N Park Avenue Sanlord Florida 32771. al 11 00 A M the ISth day ol APRIL t**E Ih* tallowing described proper ty as ael lorth in said Order or Final Judgment, lo-wit LOT 31. BLOCK A. LAKE WOOD AT THE CROSSINGS UNIT ONE. ACCORDING TO THE MAP OR PLAT THEREOF AS RECOROEO IN PLAT BOOK 12. PAGES 44 THROUGH 4S. IN THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA ORDERtO al SANFORO SEMINOLE County Florida this ISth day ol MARCH t* M MARYANNE MORSE A t Clerk. Circuit Court SEMINOLE County Florida Oy Jan* E Jasewic A* Deputy Clerk SPEAR A HOFFMAN P A 70S South Dial* Highway Coral Gablet. Florida 3314* Telephone (30S) t »* - 2 2 t * Persona with disability who need a special accommodation lo participate in thia proceeding should contact ADA Coordinator at 101 N Park Avenue, Suits N . Sanlord. Ftonda 32771. al least live day* prior lo Ih* proceeding Telephone (407) 323-4110 Eat 4227. I *00 ***-*771 (TDD). 1 SOO-SkS-3770 (V). vis Florida Relay Service Publish March 2* end April 1. IM S thru Friday 12 Noon tho day before publication Sunday 12 Noon Friday ADJUSTMENTS 3l CRED1T3 In the event of an error, the Sominolo Herald will be responsible lor tbo first insertion only and only lo ttie oslenl ol the cost ol that insertion Please chock ad (or accuracy the lirst day il runs TO PLACE AN AO_CALL ORLANDO 407/831-0033 SEM IN OLE 407/322-2611 DEPARTMENTJttQURS 8 AM - 5 PM M O N D A Y • FR ID A Y NOW ACCEPT1NO Legal Notices Legal Notices Legal Notices IN TNB CIRCUIT COURT OF TNE ISTN JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FON SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIOA CASE NO. ST-SSS4 CA 14 W NATIONSBANC MORTQAQE CORPORATION Plauil.lt v* BARRYT A0U0ATO *1 us . *1 a l . Defendant* NOTICE OF SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pursuant la an Order ol Final Judgment Schedulin' Foreclosure Sale entered on Merch 2*th I N S in Ihi* case now pending in said Court, the style ot which is indicated IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE BIOMTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, STATE OF FLORIOA CIVIL DIVISION CASS NO.I SS-I7SS-CA-14 CHEMICAL FINANCIAL CREDIT SERVICES CORPORATION, a corporation. Plaintiff. v* ANNETTE E 0URNETT *1 al . Defendants NOTICE OF SALE NOTICE is given that pursuant to a Final Judgment in Ih* abova slytod case in Ih* Circuit Court ol Ihe Eighteenth Judicial Circuit in end lor Seminole County Florida, in which Chemical Financial Credit SarvK as Corporation, s corporation, it Ih* Plaintiff and Annall* E Burnett. Any Unknown Spout* ol Annall* E Burn#it Lae Louann* Burnett a minor Rodney Wayne Sue nail Jsssice Lynn Nawbarg n/k/a jassica Lynn WoUam Any Unknown Spouse at Jessica Lynn N ew beig s/k/s Kart 1 Woitam National Security Fit* 6 Casualty Company t * subrogee ol Luke C Gentry Luke C Gentry, end Seminole County Florida ere the Defendants I will sail to the highest *nd best bidder tor cash el the west front door ol the Seminole County Courthouse Senlord FL e l 11 00 A M on , l « I6 ti day ot APRIL. IM S the follow­ ing described property sel forth ei the order ol Final Judgment FROM THE NORTH 1/4 COR N IR OF SECTION 7 TOWNSHIP 20 SOUTH. RANGE 32 EAST RUN NORTH M DEGREES 4S MINUTES 34 SECONDS EAST ALONG THE NORTH LINE OF SAID SICTION 7. A DISTANCE OF 1231 *4 FEET. THENCE RUN SOUTH SS O fO h lt S M MIN­ UTES S2 I R O t f O l (A S T ALONG OSCEOLA ROAD A DtS TANCE OF 772 SS FEET. THENCE RUN SOUTH 23 DEOREES 26 MINUTES 30 SEC­ ONDS WEST S63 23 FEET atmve I will sell lo the highest and tie at biddsi foi cash at the WEST FRONT DOOR (EMINOlE COUNTY COURTHOUSE 101 Per* Av* Sanlord FL32TT1.SI It 00 a m . on tha H at day ol APRIL IM S tha following described property at eel forth In said Order or Final Judgment to-wit LOT t t t . ALAFAYA WOOOS PHASE II ACCORDING TO THE MAP OR PLAT THEREOF AS RECOROEO IN PLAT BOOK 31 p a g e s ss t h r o u g h n . in THE PU0LIC RECORDS OF SEMINOlE COUNTY FLORIOA */* a I02S WEAVER DR OVIEDO FL SITES ORDERED al SEMINOLE County Florida this 2*lh dsy ol MARCH ISM MARIANNE MORSE As Clot* Circuit Court Senunole County Ftonda Dy Jan* E Jasewic As Oaputy Clark SPEAR * HOFFMAN P A 704 South Dial* Highway Coral Gable* Ftonda 331*4 Telephone (306)666-2260 •Parson* with drsabdrty who need a special e c s e e w s d I* peitMtpel* m Hue ereees should contact ADA Coordinator al 101 H Park Avanua. Suit* N . Santoid Ftonda 32771. al toast be* day* prior to tha proceeding Telephone (407) 121-4330 Ex 4227. 1 S00 MS-S77I (TOD) 1 SOO-SSS-S770 (V). via Ftonda Relay S em e* Publish April t. S. IS M DEP-27 IN TNB CIRCUIT COUNT SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLONIOA PNOBATS DIVISION File Number SS-tSS-CP IN RE ESTATE OF DIANE S CORINO Dec eased N O T IC E th e n ce so u th ss d e g r e e s I t MINUTES 30 SECONOS EAST 170 21 FEET FOR A POINT OF BEGINNING THENCE CONTINUE SOUTH 64 DEGREES 31 MINUTES 30 SEC ONDE EAST 24S St FEET TO THE WESTERLY RIGHT-OF-WAY LINE OF MULLET LAKE PARK r o a o . t h e n c e r u n n o r t h 23 DEOREES 26 MINUTES 30 SEC ONOS EAST. 176 46 FEET. THENCE RUN NORTH 61 OEORiES 31 MINUTES 30 SEC ONOS WEST 246 SI FT THENCE RUN SOUTH 23 D E G RE il 26 MINUTES 10 SEC ONOS WEST 176 46 FT. TO POINT CF OEOINNINQ EXHIBIT -A* DATED on MARCH ttlh IM S (SEAL) MARYANNE MORSE Clerk ol the Circuit Court Dy Jane E Jisewic Deputy Clerk David J Tong. Esquire Salem. Seson 6 Nielsen. P A PO Bos 33SS Temp* Ftonda 33601 Publish Merrh 26. and April I, IM S DEO-21S IN T N I CIRCUIT COURT M ANO FOR SEMIN O i l COUNTY. FLORIOA CIVIL DIVISION CASS NO. SB-4SS-OA-14-B KENNETH LIE NORMAN a* Paraonal Rapratanlalnr* ol the Ealale ot JAMES LINCOLN NORMAN Deceeved Plaintiff NANCY WATERS E ANY ANO ALL OTHER OCCUPANTS IN POSSESSION Defend ehts N O T IC I OF ACTION TO Nency Weler* end any end •II other occupants m posses­ sion AND ALL OTHERS TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN YOU ARE HIR50Y NOTIFIED ol Ihe institution ol this action ol Eieclmenl bv Plem lill lo recover possession ol Ih* Id ■owing described reel property located in Seminole County Florid* L*S*I Description Let 47. Villas ol Casselberry Phase I. Plot to o k I f Page* 16-21 ol the Public Record* ol 6#mmole County. Florid* Tas Pared No 34-21 -30-630 0000.0476-0-1 Address l *43 Csssetwood Street. Winter Perk. FL 317*2 YOU ARE HEREBY required to file your answer er written defenses it any. in the above proceeding with Ihe Clerk ot tint Court end to serve a copy thereof upon the PleintiH s attorney James Scott Mill*. 2266 Las Road Suit* 126. Winter Perk. FL 327M. an er before April S. 1M 6 II you fed to file your answer er w nllen deton *** in Ih* above proceeding, on PtamliN'e attorney a default wilt be entered against you lor the relief demanded w the O* metalot at PetmerM HKJL on this 4th day ot MARCH. IS M (SEAL) Maryann* Mors* Clerk o l the Circuit end County Court. Semnole County. FL Oy Cecdie V Ekern Deputy Clerk NOTICE AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES ACT OF 1**0 Administrative Order No *7-1 If you are e person with a dis­ ability who needs any accom­ modation m order to participels m this proceeding, you are enti­ tled el no cost le you. to tho provision ot certain assistance Please contact Court Administrator at 341 N Park Avenue. Euile NStS. Sanford. FL 32771. (407) 123-4330 eat 4227 withru 2 working day* ot your receipt o l this notice, it you ere hearing or voice impaired ceN 1-600-666-6771 Publish April t. ( . I f . 22. IS M DEO-110-A OF AOMI NIST NATION (Owe PR| The administration ol Ihe •stale o f DIANE S CORINO deceased File Number St-70* CP. is pending in Ihe Circuit Court tor Seminole County Ftonda. Probate Division, Ih* eddies* ol which is IN TNB CIRCU7T COUNT Seminole County Courthouse FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. Probate Division FLORIOA SOI West Peik Avenue PROBATE DIVISION Post Ollice Drawer C File Hunker S S - IM OP Sanlord Ftonda 32772 Oletsiew K The name end eddies* ol Ihe IN RE GUARDIANSHIP OF Personal Representative end MATHEW THOMAS ROWE. Ihe Personal Representative* e minor attorney are sel lorth below FORMAL NOTICE ALL INTERESTED PERSONS BY PUBLICATION ARE NOTIFIED THAT TO Thomas E Row*. Ill All persons on whom Hus Address Unknown notice is served who have YOU ARE N0TIFIE0 Ih tl a obieclions that challenge the NOTICE OF ^rlihon tor Appointment ol validity o l the Will. Ih* qualili SALE OF YE SEEL Guardian has been filed m Ihi* 0*0-217 cation* ol Ih* Personal Pursuant to FL Slat 111 17(7), court You ere required lo serve ftepresentobv*. venue, or |una the following described ves t*)* a copy ol your wnllen delens­ MOTIOB diction ol this Court are will be sold Mi public sal* The Central Florid. Jobe and es. If any. to the petition on required lo hi* their otqectiona Ih* highest bidder to satisfy a Education Partnership, I n c , pelillon er't attorney, whose with this Court WITHIN THE claimed Iren by Ih* lienor tor name and eddrett ere announce* a meeting o l Ih* LATER OF THREE MONTHS Labor and/or Storage IS7I Me Planning Committee to which David • McDonald. Esquire AFTER THE DATE OF THE O R IO IR HIDSFLZK7717BS7I the public I* in..led 136 N Magnolia Avenue FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS FL I370CP Length till DATE: A p m *. ISSS Orlando. Ftonda 32101 NOTICE OR THIRTY DAYS Owner/Jo* O Conner c/e TV IS on or before May 4lh. 11*4. and TIME 12 Noon AFTER THE 0ATE OF SERVICE S02 Courttond Si *200 Orlando LOCATION to file the original of Ih* written OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE FL IS M POLAR HI0 • CFJEP Office defenses with Ihe clerk ol this ON THEM MJI0SO17ASM FL 4M7HS 1*01 Lee Road court either before service ill creditors ol Ih* decedent Length I f Owner Carlo* A Winter Perk FL ontnmedielely Ihereellet and other persona having Natworthy or Avanlur* Motor Suita 307 Failure lo serve snd 14* written claim* or demands against Sport* 314 Sally La* Or PURPOSE da fens vs as required may result decadent ■ aslat* on whom a Orlando FL 34222 Lienholder/ To diacuaa mailer* o l inlereal copy ol Ifua notice it served Fust Union Ban* 01 CF P 0 Boa In a ludgmeni or order for Ih* lo the Central Florida Job* and ■Hun three month* attar Ih* 450*2 Jacksonville FL Lienor/ robot demanded m Ih* petition, Education Partnership. Inc . without fwrthof noise* dal* o l Ih* I us I public a I-on ol HIDDEN HARBOUR MARINA with reference lo Worklorc* 0ATED ON Merch 30th. IM S Ihi* nolw* must lito thaw claim* 34270 CARROWAY PLACE SAN­ Development Issue* MARYANNE MORSE with Ihi* Court WITHIN THE FORO FL 12771 Sal* dal* April For Further Information. Ae Clerk ol the Court LATER OF THREE MONTHS 141k. IM S at 10 00 a m At Con lad . By Lynda Huggins AFTER THE DATE OF THE Hidden Harbour Manna No GARY J EARL. As Deputy Clerk FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS vasaal will b* sold unless the EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR Fust publication on Apr* 1st, NOTICE OR THIRTY DAYS price m 10% or greater than it* CENTRAL FLORIDA J E P IM S AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE appraised value For additional 1S01 LEE ROAO. ST* 20* Publication Deles OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE information call Mid-Flonda WINTER PARK FL 327SS April 1. IS M ON THEM Lien And Recovery al 407-M7(407) 741-43*1 April*. t* M AM other creditors ot Ih* deca­ 7M6 Pubiiah April I. I M * April I I . IM S dent and parson* having claim* Pubiiah April IM l DEP-tt April 22. IM S ti< demands against the deca­ 0EP-1S u EP-42 ------------B5TO1--------dent's estate n u ll til* thaw The Central Ftonda Jobs snd claim* with this Court WITHIN Education Partnership. Inc . THREE MONTHS AFTER THE announce* a meeting o l Ih* DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICA­ Central Florida WAQES TION OF THIS NOTICE Innovative Protect* Committee, ALL CLAIMS. DEMANDS ANO CiWtiVi Cpher cryptograms *r* c iv M ed ham lo which the public is invited OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED m4 prasers Each Wne> vi *w cc* DATE April 2. 1M t 7*d*y*ob# H aquae M WILL 0E FOREVER BARRE0 TUBE: S 10 a m Tha d al* ol Iha lira! publica­ T C W C Z A O C O N E W X LOCATION tion o l Ihi* notice la March CFJEP Othc* 2llh. IS M 1S01 Lee Road. S I* 307 M P N X K , Paraonal Raprasanlalrv* N K U NO I N W Winter Park FL N O Juliann M William* PURPOSE Post Ollice Out 1631*2 I N K To discuss mat tars o l interest Altamonte Springs FL 127\f ° C C MTC H A W 8 U lo the Central Ftonda Job* and Attorney lor Education Partnership. In c . Peraonal Representative T NO QA W C I A A with reference to Worklorc* SO X K X u Catherine E Green Development Issue* Attorney For Petitioner For Further Information. M T N K Florida Oer No SSI 724 Contact: 2 T N W I C O RUBINO PEPPLER 6 GARY J EARL. ASSOCIATES. na o EXECUTIVE OIRECTOR IM Lookout Place. Suite 101 CENTRAL FLORIOA J E P Meillend. Florida 32751 1*01 LEE ROAD. STE 20* P R E V IO U S S O LU T IO N ‘ C o u rsgs is doing wtiat to u ts Afraid Telephone (407) 647-7470 WINTER PARK FL 327** J?.®0 -T n a c B c a n b e no c o u rs g s u n less v o u 'r s s c a rs d .* — Pubiiah March 21 and April (407) 741-4*41 Eddie Rfckonbacksf. IM 6 Publish April 1, IM S O tits ky NEA. 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NOT ICCESSARY. 4044R Ira k m hos apot b i k m _ w w h e r e p a o p l# Ilk a y o u ‘ ‘ I te n miHMU Rome delivery C la n A or B COL Nght and day poM ont Heavy Mtmg required Oood pay Thto poatorm wto tor toe 17752 •e i* no ooo lUimto* ier* HELP PERSONNEL NOW HIRING* SamnrdLcrngwoodOiando Good income Potential Bendto After 80 Oaya fapft Slto 407 753 3055 CHECK CASHIER *»Ti New inanda, a m L FREE car S ton at * » aama bme ' ad? Callm da B 326-3817 SERENE 2/1. tem rm.. new car pet. appl. paint Cent Heat/ AC.384 900 Dot Waller. Jernt gan Properttos 323-3165. 330_______________________ A F FO R O A D IE HO M ES V E N T U R I 1 P R O P E R TIE S $ 0* ^ . B i r r ■ "Anm. fo tl yfJOH'f Cut . Tril5 -flA5p. RSEKEIBI------------------ AL e ARMY S NAVY STORE l* e h ln t o *2500 War* | ^ a traft naapgnamTS. me. N O T H .........487-8*8 1173 Long Term-Short Term Temp To Him KELL'.r s l r 0 0 0 8 S TA R T ■LAY OVER PAY* 'BREAK DOWN PAY* •EXTRA 8 TOP PAY* *1 Day 06 tor 7 Day! O ur •VACATION PAY* •HOLIDAY BONUS PAY* •401 K RETIREMENT ■PERFORMANCE BONUS •SAFETY BONUS ■RIDCn PROGRAM •CONVENTIONALS •SATELLITE EOLAPPED 'EMPLOYEE Aaal Program 1 Vr O TH EX P /C LS A C O L REO Pleaea cal • am to 5 pm Monday thru Friday Ordy 1-800-874*080 art. 53 ___________ IO C ____________ 159— R e a l E s t a t e W -DRIVERS** •00-110-5431 For S ale om es CHARLES a (Dan) MRXER Bctoder C8C0S728S. Rate Comm. ramodaL adddons. re­ pay UC. VISA....... 407-326-1741 DAVR) KEY CONSTRUCTION HaeRtomadattoffttopafri lie : COC087538 X 281-lrrigatton k Bapair Great •BMMngan aa/Oommfma Eat/ U ‘ 818 - Al 8 models. New comp lew 4 zona ------- 1 321-3717 DAMAGE REPAIR SPECIALIST C a l 311-818k >12— TT— ROVE-IN-OUT Specials. Hornte Dte — Pressure Washing— Free Mi 302-7220 or pg 372-3110 HomateOtteCondteApart WteyEb-wkty/Mo USGWfSUR B7-M8-7842 407-338B273 SVC RaekV Free am. 324-0327A» pgr or trnmad raaponsa 988-3M1 •Al phases of lawn care•I kma cut or monkey ttn x a p GREAT RATED lb -8 0 4 8 Tiaa cutknrypnxvng Landscape gradmg top 80848 daftpsmi Back-how 467' Sfv te * CHEAP! CHEAP! Trea pruhingVijactlona/totai It acaptag UatetaM. 331-6888 I SVC Traa/stomp ramomi Free ast RUNYON Lawn 8 Tree ■M L •asSA" �J •A Serrvnote Herald. Sanford. Florida •Wednesday, Apn( 1,1998 Active kid may not have ADD by Art Santom THE BORN LOSER r TOP !*YS U C P £ LUCKY, WHEN HE. WAb MUD, MJL HE HAD FO P - C N T E K T K I N ^ E N Y W H K T ' b W ’ K K R A D IO r t THINK. IT WAS K r a d io YOU COULD ONLY LISTEN TO IN THE f - 'O R N lN G 1 D E A R DR. G O TT: M y •-year-old grandson ia very "bu sy." Although happy, he ia strong-willed. Ilia secondg ra d e tea ch er told ua that he haa attention deficit diiorder. Eventually, without teatin g. he waa placed on Ritalin. The medicine cauaed him to >all the time and he became a very different little boy. W e atopped the R italin . He improved We believe that the prob­ lem can better be handled with love and training. Are we off the mark? DEAR READER: Not in my opinion. According to experts who spoke at the recen t annual m eetin g o f the A m erican A cadem y o f P ed ia trica , ADD la being overdiagnosed: While up to 13 percent o f children are treated for It, the actual prevalence la only about 3 percent. Before inattentive, hyperactive or impulsive children are labeled with the disorder, other caus­ es have to be in vestiga ted . F or instance, mood d isord ers, m ental retard ation , abuse, op p osition al behavior and hearing deficits are a few of the afflictions that can m as­ querade as ADD. Authorities emphasise that the fol­ lowing characteristics of ADD must be present for at least six months: dif­ ficulty sustaining attention, tendency to lose materials needed for tasks, for­ getfulness, pattern of fidgeting, exces­ sive talking, and the habit o f Inter­ rupting oth ers' con versation s and games Such children should be evalu­ ated by a psychologist or other spe­ cialist. Treatment for ADD Indudes stimu­ lants. such as Ritalin and Dexedrine Fortunately, this medication may not have to be prescribed indefinitely; about 10 percent of children can get off the medicine after a year of thera­ py From the b r ie f d escrip tio n you o ffe re d . I qu estion w h eth er you r grandson has AD D . C erta in ly the diagnosis should have been confirmed by an appropriate health professional. If he is better without the Ritalin, I agree that he should not take it. Can love and training help your grandson perform more effectively’ Possibly. Let me know the resu lts o f you r experiment DEAR DR GOTT I'm 77 and had prostate surgery for cancer in l * » l Since then, my semiannual PSA read ings have been less than 02 My last reading was 03 My urolo­ gist reassured me that as long aa the DR. GOTT PETER GOTT, M.D. tw ic e a y e a r, you n eed n 't be concern ed unless the P S A rises w ell above 4.0. Your urologist is correct d f a r D R G O T T ' W hat cau ses macular^degeneratin’ DEAR READER: This serious eye problem, marked by tailing vision due to deterioration of the retina, is the ACROSS 7 |nuOOUC#a atowty 13 Tenant 14 Rough shed 48 48 81 84 W lrei Make current Functtonfeaa Certain compound 88 Not performed 88 Poore gold 87 Begins most common uncorrectablc cause of vision loss in the elderly Until recent ly, the cause was unknown, although smoking and high cholesterol levels appear to aggravate the condition In the Journal Science, researchers reported that a particularly aggros aive form o f m acular degeneration appears to be caused by a genetic mutation Although the discovery of a specific gene defect does not guarantee that successful therapy for macular degen eration is Imminent, it does give sci enlists a point at which to begin inves ligating the possibility that the dix e a se m ay be c o n tro lla b le by gene manipulation. I ’ll keep my reader* W orm ed a* new information becomes • v* jUble c iws kkwstajth i:vr>:wius>: assn Answer to Previous Punts nnnnnm rarann Ik Is I □□□□□□ nnmnmQ s c io n n n n ia H m 32 33 Type o f mat 34 Pronounco- Arthur — 4 Mao — -rung 8 Ending for auction nnnn ana □□□□ nnnnn namnn Haonano □anran nransn n ra a s n □□□□□ □□□□□ hq mnnm nnnnn nnran ranra anna □□□non nntDPan nmrannn nrannno 38 Cel sounds 8 □ □ □ □ □ □ 15 “ IS 17 IS 20 21 28 ' DOWN Prefix for pod Dance step — Gandhi Decorated the “ass'*"' .sszsu 37 38 41 44 HHCDBOO 7 I That girl Topple Kind of leather 10 Dinger I Status — 11 Sicilian Term of 21 Certain Instructor • 22 Type o f stork 23 — out (planned in detail) 34 Charm 28 Cushions 28 Landed 27 Somewhat 12 18 STUMPED?1^ r n Cal kx Answers e iou»» tr. <. n ro* e 1-800-484-3636 art code 100 r~ r~ T " rr r~ 13 17 PSA stays below 4 0. I don't have to worry However, the new PSA, which is double the old value, has me con­ cerned Should I be? D **A R {he*normaniinlt o f 4 8 Although you should continue to f * * * This Is no j o k e honest! By P h illip A ld er How many d iffe re n t deals are played each yea r? W h a tever you r guesstimate, most years we seem to get a report of each player holding a 13-card suit But bow often should this happen? By my calculation, it should be once every several lifespans of the Earth! Last year, I was telephoned about the South hand in the diagram. Doris Taylor o f Berlin, M d, picked it up in S eptem ber du ring a so cia l gam e. True, this was the first claim o f 37 pointa I'd ever heard. Yet it waa hard rpucai. Tin uuu* a are not to be skeptical. h ce odds re 188,733.3SMMi to I against picking up one of the four 3737-point hands, T o give youi a better idea o f these g j f s j ; ( V - ' 5- aoM teo w wiTPtaH PC TW G E N T IN THC MOUTHWASH B O T T IA rM - C lM SfoNE Alnc era. the more you're likely lo receive tn return OCMB4I (May 21-Juna 80) Your charm­ ing smila. quick wit and warm humor maka powerful m prttnom that can apafl success for you today. Put them to tha Thursday, April 2,1898 last and you l sea Diversity and changs «HB be major factors CANCER (June 21-duty 22) Cup* mght m your Me in tie year ahead. Things look select you for tks principle target today. oiatmg lor you sodaBy aa we8 as busi- Condhone look promising n tha romance nesswise Maka these opportunities department for you and your special count. A IN U (March 21-April 18) Condftons In general should be rather piasisnl tor you most of the day. However, that which Is most enticing and fun might not occur until towards evening. Know where to look for romance and y o u l find It. The Aslro-Qraph Matchmaker inatantly <Brthday by Jim Davis odds, If you play tw ice a week, you should have one of these hands about every 80 million years — and Doris' esact hand every 240 million years! Howe ver, Doris, who is 83 years young and wonderful to talk with, assures me the deck was shuffled properly by Myrtle Burbage (North). Then it was dealt by Virginia Lee Dennis (West). E ast was Kay B rom ley. (Unfortunately, they didn't rerun) the whole deal. I used a com puter p ro ­ gram to fill In the other three Linds.) Doris could not believe her r/15. So, after three passes, "still in shock’ as she loid me, she opened only three a*.trump, not seven. The play began and Doris said to the others, "You won't believe the hand I have." She repeat ed that once or twice as she cashed a few tricks before placing her remain­ ing cards (ace-up on the table. Give Doris a place in the Guinness .Book of Records. Wes! a J It 7 4 J » J 10 3 a 8 3 4 * 3 2 U % East * 8 1 8 3 * 8 7 1 ! a J io 8 * 8 8 Q Q Q QJ Vulnerable: Neither Dealer West South 3 NT! West Pass Pass North Pass Pass East Pass Pass Opening lead: Who cares? c ; cybur GARFIELD O Itee by USA toe SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Mov. 22) Parsons who are close lo your heart enS benefit from your presence and efforts today You’ll help ihem do what they will be unable to do on their own BAOnTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) Others will need you today more than you will need them. Whan you enter into an arrangement, you l increase as poeefo*bes and wwxng potential. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 18) This s s good day lo locus your efforts on labors of love. Oomg thing* you sryoy wM pro­ vide an addfoonal dxnension of fuMiXment and pride. AQUARIUS (Jan. S h feh . IS) Befog able lo manage or direct others and have them lika it is that extra special some­ thing you possess today. Instinctively, (Pah. 28 March 20) If your intu have a good bottom line today, don’t Ignore the voice It knows a lot more than you do. � 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 01, 1998 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on April 01, 1998. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. 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MAY 28.1998 Grads busted H EiSaoVrAFF WRITER SEMIHOI E COUNTY • Last with at a press conferSeminole County Sheriff Don Ealingrr an­ nounced the Implementation of the "arro tolerance* phiktaophy. Tuesday night at area notch in Ahamonte Springs It waa enforced. The *arro tolerance* phia -----a-- a —Ofaignra i.,i - ,8 a M _ KMopny m 10 can drinking Pacitti: Lakefront park can Sanford business leaders back developer’ s plan ■ ra w «M » HERALD STAFF WRITER SANFORD • Developer Jo arph Pacitti haa oorred a compromise he hopea wtU help people approve the etty'a proposal to build a waterfront hotel/ronlrrmce center an 30plua acrea of city-owned land that Includes Fort Mellon Park. The park la going to atay. Portia told m nnbm of the Downtown Bualncaa Aaooclo­ tion who met at the Times Square Dtotro Wednesday nl#M. Tm willing to leave 6 acres on the cast aide jure as they are* hr mold. Thla . Mayor Larry Dale aald today, haa been the etty'a In­ tention all along. "Were pre­ pared to aprnd 13 million to enhance the park, not destroy It.* Dale aald. *Murh of the confusion and opposition sterna from aomr downright Ilea. We're not telling any of thla land • we're leasing It. We’re not destroying the park • were enhancing H* Pacitti met early Wednesday with a took force of business traders that included Dob Pararil who awns Are Hardware and la director of Main Street. Parsed sras enthuwd about ParlitI's offer and shared it wkh those at the Downtown Hutonrea Association meeting. *We can do thla and aatlafy just about everyone,“ Pacitti sold. County, city water restrictions differ BpM pur HERALD STAFF SANFORD na County Commissioner chastises police chief with no coi HERALD STAFF WRITER SANFORD • A dispute arose during Tuesday night’s Sanfard City Cotmnlaalon meeting on whether or not a response must be given In public re- person's objection -------- 1 tactics. consecutive * der spoke concerning Officer Arthur Barnes, who haa been Seed and l a -------- **- — gfjjjft ** * f “ *■ a ... bee protection and In (he West 16th St *•----- - Mm *lrrii .....■■■■■■ difficulty tn Remembering H E i& D U M F WRITER SANFORD • It - . . a * , The srtnga of the SSyteawk. no* shown In the photo, were alas on a flatbed n fl car. They hod to be removed In ardre to i___ i .k . ------- - — a— �y M, tod 2A Team ing up: Relay for L ife slated fo r Friday IN BRIEF F ro m II the phone doesn't ring lh r correct plume number for Information regarding w a ­ tering rrMrlriimui ts 321 IKIO. extrusion 200. ra tlin lh.u» the uuiubet originally announced by the county Alzheimer support group made at lire Educational Sup poll Oeutei UK) E l ake Mary illvd. tu Santoid, hum H a m until l 3(1 pan Monday tlmmgli Friday. For addtiloual information, contact Sherry O'Leaty at 320U458 or S-mirlla Phillips at 320 O i l ! ) SANFORD An A lihclm tr's disease support group, spoil sored by the Greater Orlando Alzheimer's Association, will meet Tuesday. dune 2. (mm 7 until H.no p tn. at All Souls Catholic Church parish office conference room. :tOI West Hih Si reel tn Sanford Tile meeting is Intruded lo oMdc support and rd urattou Hi caregiver* ot l.muly mem ber*. wilh Alzheimer's disease nr related disorder. Tlicre Is no charge for Ihe meeting For further details, phone G2H OOHH. Bethune-Cookman graduates s ta ff re p o rts SKMINOU COUNT!* Tlir Amritratl C’.mit r Society will host Hit- seroiul Kr l.iv lor Life event In Seminole County this Ftld.iv Train** bom lutmetuus tiUHlin -mil government groups will walk aml/oi nut the track ill l-ik* Mary High School in a fund raising event. Include Seminole Counly Shetlll I hm Kslmger. Sanford I’olhe Chlel Joe Dili.ltd. Kike Maty I'olK' Chlel Richard Hearv. Seminole CoillltV CommKston ( lull man Uandv Morris, S.mlord Mayor K m y Dale, Dike Mar)’ Mayor David Me.ilor and Seminole County Property Appnilset Dill Sulm At last H iiiim I.iv night s Kike Mary City Commission meet lug Mayoi Mealor announced ihai the city would-lie pulling logcthcr a tram III honor ol Sue rtmnir Thom e serves .■«• Admlnlsiraltve Assistant to City Manage! John Litton I taxing I teeu diagnosed wilh i nnerr. Tliorue Is expet led lo participate m the Relay lor laic m running the opening lap All Lake M.uv deparluiriil heads have b o n n icon raged lo urge employers in cnler thr tvJov event in honor of llioitu*. Officials say (hat allhmigh the relay Is a fund miner, H is also an oppoitimilv lor Ihe businesses and governmental agi-iii tes involved to team build wllhlll llielr mganl/atlons Jbe leums are lo 'cam p otd' on ihe IihiiIniII field while oilier mrmlNTs walk or run on Ihe tmek Each Irani will have a campsite theme. Trams a ir expel led lo continue oil he ti.uk from the beginning of Ihe evenl al li |» III Friday, nil til 10 a III Sat unlay. Hie general public ts urged lo attend this Relay for Life event, lo l*e lonllm ilng all ntghl DAYTONA PEACH Dcthunc 'file trek nround ihr track Cookman College recently held Its 1998 spring com* will In-gin with cancel suivlwire completing the hist lap mciu rmeitt ptogrant Ap They are to lie followed lor one pro.xtmafrly 200 enthusiastic lap hv vurtou* dlgitlhulcH in seniors received degrees. Nearly one-third of these stu­ honor of the American Cancer Society's fight to ohtatn hmd dents graduated with tumors mg In the light against cancer Ur John Hope Franklin drllv dignitaries invited lo Is- on cred .in li cunniurm o* mrttl addles-*. Franklin s |C* hand and lake that second lap mark's foe used on the Impnr tancc of cotnmunltv Involvenietit He urged gradua tes to stvk ways to create a better enough then I'm soiry p in v foi .ill member* of SOI l- C o n t i n u e d f r o m P a g e 1 A Black community crime Dillard said he would hr him 'I II show you drug activity rty. f'ranklin Is a noted htsto h.ippv lo meet with Ml Alex SKMINOLK COUNT!' Iltr nan and author, Hr 1s also going on all over 11it- plot r ,* hr am iri 'llut dining a ptilill* 13th National Confrrenrr on i hsttnman Of Prrslih-IU Clin* said. *hm you won't see any poller.* Preventing Crime in the (Hark mectutg at this time Is uol ap lOUH task ton e on race• re la community. Is now underway pniprkllr.* lie added He said that Sunday morning 1kills K iln Alrxandet rr I tinted lo through May 30 at the Omni Orvidilate•s Ini lulled Sauford lie even saw a deputy sheriff 5 Hosi-n Hotel tn Orlando. Ap­ the jukIiuio lo s,iv he had at •IMM resldiruis l.iiova Harret 1, ruling (wsi Ills home on a hike, MV 001+4 proximately 2.000 Individuals tempted to mrrl with llllLiul m Business Administration and "tills was .i deputy, hut their llie )>asi hul was UliHUM esslul from throughout the Untied weir no city police around.' he Manilla UcHosv. Sociology States os well as a mi tidier ol Hethime t ookmnn College ts added. officials from Seminole County Following Alexander's coni* a private, historic'ally black In­ ami various cities are expected stitution atnitaled with the m ails. (dmttdssiouet Wluiey to attend the conference United Methodtst Church. The Eckstein asked if Puller Chlel The event is to provide a fo ­ College has a diverse student Joe Dlll.ud wished lo s|M-ak on rum to highlight programs imputation ol more than 2,500 the nutter Dillard, in thr that have proven effective In and a solid leputattou for ai a- audience, chose not In give a budding stronger communities demlc exc ellenee. As evident e irs|MHisc. and ihe clll/rn par­ and combating crime tn van ol its outstanding program, the ticipation continued Into other ous part o f the country, espc i ollegr h.is been listed 111 the mailers. A lew momeuis later how­ (tally In communities of A fri­ renipleton Honor (loll of CharCommissioner Velma can American prominence. iii ter Hutldmg Colleges and ever, Williams i (-quested lo speak S|ieclal emphasis is to be Universities. 'Since day one, when I last placed on programs and look iiiv seat on lids romntlsstrategies grated toward Summer programs voting people, Seminole County Public l i ­ slnn, 1 have been supportlvr of Students wanted brary presents the following Chief Dillard I have hern on the police lrrorganla.d lun) summer programs: SEMINOLE COUNT!’ Tire lom m lllrr. and have pu-hed Ronald McDonald will pres Seminole County IHiblh etit programs and greet chil­ diligently lor our |*olU r dr School system ts In the p ro c­ (i.irtmeiit and Mip|Wrtctl the dren; ess of idrnllf>trig all new stu­ i hlrt." she said lursd.iv. June 2 at 2 ft m dents (nr the up-cnmmg i.ehool 'Hul tonight. I am disap lit the Northwest Hninch, year. Tilts includes students IMiluied, overwhelmed. an­ Tuesday. June 23 at I p in. who wilt attend kindergarten gered. at thr l.u k of rrsjumse ai the West Hraiicli. and dunng the 1998-99 school Thursday, June 25 at 10 Irom Chlel Dillard when Com year. mlKsionrr Ki ksirln asked tr a m at the North flmneh All lamlltrs residing III the sjMiuse to a i iilcen conrern.* lo r lurrher details call I he northern section of the county siir continued We. as the city must first receive a school as­ hhrntv lira rich nearest you. leaders, are obligated lo rrsignment before registering North Branch. Sanford. spmid. whrthrr we agree or students The assignments a ir 322 2 1H2 don’t agree.* Williams continued. 'W ere talking about I tie evaluation of Rttchlngjcn c c to k n is mu d u s p x x i to t d p cla ssic w o m e n look tlk'ir Ivst and a\ okl Uk * Ctdcf lllllard next .Jiiotuli Hr knows (hul. I'm uma/rd he c x j v i v v o f (h 'd ean ii^g. Hits w a s h a b l e i x ^ n iliai stin s a m u k iN y w rinkle resistant wouldn't lake this op|Mirtundy lo strp lorward uml respond. in and lhii ol ilh.* air or nclii exit oi ,i suiiutv. This tra vetw ea r is s .i l cxdtw\'d>’ *u Now. I'm asking the commis­ LOCAL FORECAST TIDES sioners lo ask Chief Dillard lo Pmdiingion aixl the* Ivst iliys to \w t l\ndtiih3oci stan H uuxliy. Today: Scattered thunderstorms THURSDAY: rt-s|M)iid to Mr. Alexanders Ilighs near HO Lows in the low 70s SOLUNAR TABLE: min 8.05 concern, lids |s the chiefs op­ Friday: Snillerrd thunder slot ms a.m.. rnnj. 2:35 a.m.. min. 8:05 portunity to shine, hut if you Highs in Oh- low-90*. lanes in the don't, when the time comes lo p.m.. tnaj. 1:55 p.m. low 70s Saturday: Afternoon thun evaluate you. this wouldn’t look TIDES: Daytona Beach: hlgli: good." drrslorms. tllghs near 90, Umm Dillard came lorward. near 70 Sunday: Afternoon limn 10:55 a.m.. 11: 1H p.m.. low: ’ Commissioner E» ksirln asked CNwui C tO trH w m W u rh titd ) derstonm. Ilighs in the upper-HO* 4:41 a.m.. 4:47 p.m. New If I wanted lo speak, hill said I Smyrna Beach: high: 11:00 Urns in the low-70s. didn't have to," hr responded. a.m.. 11:23 p.m.. low: 4:4G i j i j a n l i l i g r 'A n n IT*W»»a IwrlntnlAl IIJ!>«* A« Net, ‘ I don't think thr time io get EXTENDED OUTLOOK a.m.. 4.52 p.m.. Cocoa Beach: IU 1414 VROW. coiilrontutlnnal ts during a hlgli: 11:15 a.m.. 11:38 p m., THURSDAY FRIDAY public meeting. It's tnapproTatrma 90 72 Tstrms 91 73 low: 5:01 a.m.. 5;07 p.m. prtate." 'A s far as poller vlsihilliy on tile west side, we're doing what BEACH CONDITIONS SATURDAY SUNDAY we ran wtlli what we have." hr Titrma 90 70 Tatrma 89 71 D a yton a B ea ch ft N ew continued. "Yes then* was a deputy on his hike hut the Sm yrn a B each : S cum tire 2sheriff has over (iOO deputies 3 feet with a light chop. and I have less than 100 In all. W ater tem p e ra tu re at so you can see the dillictiliy In Daytona Is 70 degrees and H e r o a r e m o w in n in g n u m b e r * patiolllng all of Ihr m y all of s o l o c lo d o n W o d n o t d a y in t h o at New Symrnu. 79 degrees. the lime, llut wr do have peo­ F lo r id a L o f lo r y Whirls are from the south at ple on ihe wrst side, lull again Fantasy B I say. I'm doing what I can 10-15 in.p.h. 2-11*17-21-26 wilh what I have. It that's not Lotto (M ay 23) TR A N S M IS S IO N TR O U B LE ? Harrell L Beverly Transmissions Chief--------- 209 W. 25th St. Sanford 3 2 2 -8 4 1 5 . SinttIttLSamt Ijxaton The Biggest Savings of the Season on Washakie,Packabie Fashions. 20-60%Off &morel 6 Month Certificate of Deposit LOTTERY STATISTICS 8-34-40-42-46-49 Play 4 6*6*2*7 Cash 3 2-6*3 The high temperature In Sanford Wednesday was >0 degree* and the overnight low waa 72. Recorded rainfall for the period ending at lO a.m.. Thursday totaled 0.01 Inch. •Sunrise................ 0:20 a.m. •Sunset,................ 0:10 p.m. S e m in o le x lc r a ltl “Stning Seminole ComhI v Since W Water-------Continued from Page 1A until flic supply has been re­ plenished. In Sanford. Marions said he was unable at the present time to determine If ihe t ity would require more stringent restric­ tions. For Information regarding county restrictions, phone 3211130, extension 2000, For In­ formation regarding individual cities, phone the clly water de­ partment or public works. GOOD Rate 5.65% BETTER Rate 5.75% Annual Percentage Yield’ BEST Rate 5.85% Annual Percentage Yield’ When you open a FREE Advantage Checking Account When you open a Money Market Account Thursday May 28.1998 • Vol 90. No 198 RuMtOnKJ Daily Encept Monday, Saturday 4 Christmas by Republ c Newspapers. Inc • 300 N French Aye . Sanford FL 32771 P h o n e (407 ) 32 2-2611 Fa* (407 ) 3 2 3 -9 4 0 8 * DM INIS TRATION D *u» GJcnrm - RuCfcsher O m u Pugh B u s ie s t Manager Term G a m * Mrtrrta Merr>( L n l i SpargO A D V E R T IS IN G Ltre m e C c c E D IT O R IA L Lacy Lo*t • EiJ t * Jed Berw>C>« Shan IP u Itt Duns Oetnch Oa»«lF rarer Jnana M n y m Courtney Ledee N < a Ple-tajt R o u t s La vendor P R E 5 S 4 ST H IP P IN O Rolen S>e Cuean Ma'» Savoai H a Egan At-ti* Wemer M-a-ugo Dean Smrri C L A S S 4 IC D S u san Wennc-r Heather U c ^ w Hus* Vyn*e Cheryl Slone P R O D U C T IO N Frar* Vollo*ret Maregat Peggy tieehner Freda Uetmers Cheryl Sm tfi Tommy Vntwl Jack E IlKhn fivrn Tyrrea. Jr • Head Pressm an (Paying 011c of the best rales in Florida) QUALIFIED TORIDE. Minimum Opening Balance............. $500 ♦ APY accurate as of May 2 6 , 1998. Rates subject to change without notice. Penalty Imposed for early withdrawal. Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation. MTMCItU M U M UMW HgmrIG kiftcn •111Cr**4 /fCJQ —iVe ‘Belong Together— ANYSIAIC.USA FEDERAL LE G A L S C IR C U L A T IO N Margaret Sutiy Hetty Herm tl PenoScai Peerage P a d *1 Fiona* and M O h o ru i maang once* U S P S *81780 Poitm auer Send * m n changes » 3 Months b Months Pe SEMINOLE HERALD 1 Veer P O fk u U4J7 SarVonl f l » 7 7 ? 1DC7 HtpuMit J, TRUST B A N K Su D w rp ton Hales |D **y A Sunday) Home Dewtery *19 SO $3900 Mai $74 00 $ *4 0 0 $TB00 $9600 H a d ) Hesrdentt Add 7*. U M U r lo d u r e rates Veit i/M/ren, Inc. Annual Percentage Yield’ I'nlicensed riders account for Wf. of the fatalities m some slates. So gel your motorcycle operator license today. And prove C T T 7 dial you can ride safely. \ f / MRTNCmi u n t l FIM W TM V Member FDIC (407) 645-1201 1211 Orange Avenue « Winter Park, Florida 32789 �Seminole Herald. Sanford. Florida • Thursday. May 28. 1998 - 3A POLICE BRIEFS Aggravated assault Glenn Montgomery. 25. of 5110 Hii hi.mil Kit,, Sanlord. wa> arrested Tuesday. May 20. In- Seminole County deputies Montgomery was charged with aggravated assault, battery ami rrstsimg without violence. Montgomery allegedly threat etied his live m girlfriend with a kittle and also shoved her to the ground Battery Alan Sobol. ;*«». of 200 F la ­ mingo lit . Sanford was ar­ rested Tuesday. May 20. by Seminole County deputies So ImiI was ihargrd with battery and arrested at the above ad •Irr-S. Sobol allegedly ptllli bed Vti till -r vi tal limes P o sse ssio n Mu bar I Mryson I. of 7T75 liik r III Sunfurd. was arrrstrd Tuesday May 20 by Seminole County deputies llrynon was rharged with possession of cannabis under 20 grams and Park----------Continued (m m Png* IA the business leaders voted I H 4. In favor ol the pm|r(t as It has Iwrii pm posrd and only I menitrrrs said they would prrlrr II at a dttterrnt location on a second vote City Manager (till Simmons had told the gmup tbrrr really aren't Ibai many dtllerent !*•« atlonn rb.it would In- Irastblr 'H its In your site tilts Is the reason I’m here Pnrtttl said *1 could In’ 1.000 other Jllairs bul fill here tircausr of tlie water Mils Is very unique Fills is where you want to have your hotel and conference irntet It tias the a inbtatue Kami Yoseflan, rfie Is.wn town huslurss Assn* t.itloil president, said ftt.it the city needed help and Factttt was exactly Ihr developer lo do tire work "I unhid him to come look at tills little town Mr could have gone anywhere be dorsu I need Sanford but we need trim " Dale, who did not attend the meeting lias rallied lire * tty commission and tlie Seminole jiossesslon o f dmg parapher­ nalia. Itivson was arrested al Like .lesup Park. According lo rr|MirtH. Hryson admlltrd lo having cannabis in bis cur. Charlie Pendleton. 18. of 210 Holley Ave.. S.mlord. was ur irslcd TUraday. May 20. by Sanford jsillee. Pendleton was (barged with possession of crack cocaine with intent to sell and deliver and destruction of physical rvltlenre. Pendleton was arrested al the comer of lllh Street and lin e Avenue. Ibe Sanford UUAl) squad nude the .inrst. Unliert Winn. ;t0. of 125 Mosswood Clr . Winter Springs was arrested Friday. May 20. try Winter Springs jsiltie. Winn was ihargrd with possession ol i atuiahls under 20 grams and jHissesslou ol drug jiara phertialla Winn was arrrstrd al the i urnrr ol Dunhaidy and South Moss Road Winn was pulled over 1h-i ausr bis car bad no tag light Llcanaa suspended Wyman Bryant. 47. o f 1800 Retreat Rd.. Geneva, was nrrrslrd Tuesday. May 20, hy Oviedo pnlii r. Bryant wa* charged with driving while li­ cense Is sus|>en(lrd cir revoked and ullurhlng tag not assigned llryanl w.i* arrested In ihe KMX) bleak of East Broadway Slrrrl. Upon a check. Il w-as revealed that Ihe lag had been ie(Mirtrd stolrii out of Brevard County. Drug paraphernalia Christopher Dnplatill* 18. of rx'di W Spririglier Way. l-cke Mary, wa* arrested Monday May 25. try Seminole County deputies Dllplantls was c barged with possession of dm g (larapbemalla lie was ar rrstrei at ibe comer of Cardinal Oaks Court and ( truly Court Report said Ilia! DupLinlls banded (iciraphrni.illa lo oil I c rr* president of the Sanford Hlslorical Society wants the cltlzm * to be able lo vote wbrtber they want the nrw i omplrx and I* gathering pell lions to lort e the city to have a rrlerendum so they can c lioose A new resident. Lynda Sc e (ant. said she would I n- one of those t o vote again*! the com plex "I I I knew this was flap I wiling I would not have c ome hrrr, St riant said 'l l seem* to me the city is selling it* soul lor iiicitiry Simimms said that there nr a number ol thing* that have to fall in (dace for ibe proposal to become a reality He said l*ac liti ha* to agree lo am change* that may have lo be made oriel that a long-term land lra*r In- arranged There tea* lo lie rr/<iiitng and a new eomprelienslvr (dan 'll s not a done deal." Fac tut said *Dui were now In a post ■loll lo lake Ibr next step I want lo help the city in its res unrcttnll and Id like to see everyone happy Most «d ihr people air satlsllrd and In’ bmd us “ KIM Railroad of Kansas City. CSX Transportation of dark soiivlllr tlie Mississippi Army National Guard Marine Corps Hrsrrvr of Orlando, and CerilOed Slings Inc of Cnswrlbrrrv Ihr Sky I lawk attack jet and bowil/rr will I n- open to the public lor viewing Saturday. May :I0 al a special reremony comnieimrattng the rededleation ol Ihr Orange County Vietnam War Memorial .mo the establishment ol (be Vietnam Veteran* ol Central Florida. Inr. at .'1400 North Tanner Road In Flast Orange County. Tlie National Vietnam War Museum Is on outgrowth of the Vietnam Veteran* of Central Florida Inc a nortprnlll or ganlzallon (oundrd in 1982 to assist service men and women and their families County tommisstoneis lo **ip |Mirt the $70 million water tioiil complex |iro|Hisal Tlir illy vole was 5 0. the county vote .-I -1 n h rrr are those who either don i like me or wliat w e ir doing who oppose this ellori. Hale said ‘ Many have lived in Kanlord a long long time If tbry think Im * k they'll rrall/e when the town was going great guns was when their was a ho Irl heir Hie hotel was the i atalyst And II can lie ilia! way again " Sanlord iiattvr Millard Hunt. 71 Is one ol those opposed Id llie complex. lie told the liusl nrss leader* Wednesday night that hr wasn't opposed lo the c itv taking steps to improve II sell 'Hul this Is a step 111 Ihr wrong direction." hr said 'Foil Mellon Park Is a central ■tty (Kirk that Is a great galh rung place lor everyone " limit said "T h e irs a racial and n o mimic diversity that dors not exist anywhere else Flits very room is tilled with nothing but (Kile laces Hunt, the 6.375 : . ■» V mfi* a oi m juhlvr lh*iri ,r jprtif rritftfjprtji* nth' ,f\iul >lt Snub list, . ih .it ),<nll ft m l U r Im it* f/tc* I’tpciiJ iWi** g in help u>u not only fitul ih r nno f i-,’. O’.ii /-of *iiii* fc*tir imhi-itfic*)/ rtivdv Fid iliic iiiw d luiuhn **’ JVM ciiu t/*’V o , . rd i, Il till ,I.I.K up ft* the* fojgftt pnn/id*#" fvu ll wwlr in JlW hh‘ \>til ■f i i .t.f Full l-IWKI-.t.ttMMKi. S i \ 1Ul s i Vietnam----Continued Iron F t p W blttrr divisive lon lk rl motr than what be called ‘ dry’ la d s on a page * Ihr project Is (Kiri of a 14month long rllott l»v the mu m in i'* acquisition tram lo cotnplrtr tfie project, be satil strong links bad to In- lorged with many organization* in eluding the Navy. Northrop Grumman ol St Augustine. SALEi ONEGAUON LIQUID CHLORINE Advanced formula controlt bocreno. leaver no rendue and will not cloud pool water OBITUARIES SELMA PUTNAM MORRISON CAJ8BE Selma Putnam Morrison Calsse. 90. Uindovrr Place, Umgwood. died Wcdncnday. May 27. 1998 at Island Lake Center Horn Dec 'J. 11*04 In Henrietta. N.C., she moved lo Central Florida In 1990 Mrs Calsse was an elementary school tntchrr. She was a life member of Sally Harrison Chaplrr I) A l< ol Sanford and an R.S.V.P. volunteer. Sbr was a Presbyterian. Survivors Inrludr daughter. Nancy M. Williams. Sanford; slstrr, Oelatld Rrcre, Tampa; granddaughters. Ilollucr Mi Phillips. Elizabeth M. Ptillltps; 2 great grandchildren Gniinkow Funeral Monte. Sanfotd. in charge of arrangement s. BENJAMIN CANTRELL JR. llrnjamln Cantrell Jr.. GO. Ilasrwood Lane. Allam onle Springs, dird Friday. May 22. 1998 al his residence. Mr. Cantrell was bum Dec. 12. 1957 in Savannah. Ga. Mrs. Cantrell was a tile setter, lie was a mrinlier of New Horizon Missionary llaptlst Church. Allamonle Springs, where he served in the rnpadty of draeon. assistant Sunday School superintendent and traehrr. one o f the founding memheis. advisor for the choir and Paslur's Aide Hoard. Survivors Include daughters. Gwendolyn Franks, i.lsa, Tara Rhymes, all of Allam onle Springs. Kam i Collier. Orlundo. Natalie Larknwskl. Claremont. N.H.. Sarah. Ofallon. III.: sons. Anthony E.. Altamonte Springs. Christopher Prrklti*. Orlando; tlatrni. Joslc Harris. Ethel Sharpe. Pauline Owens, Jeanne Roscnburg. all of Orlando. Erma J.. Winter Park. Angela Adams. Sodus. N.Y.; brothers. Aurther. Winter Park. Benjamin Owens. Alford Simpson. ImiII i o f Cincinnati. Ohio; 12 grandchildren. Marvin C. Zander* Funeral Home. Apopka, in charge of arrangements ELMER M. CRABB8 Elmer M. Crabbs. 87. Mradowbrook Hnve. Winter Spring*, dird lursday. May 20. 1998 al lit* residence. Horn Feb 20, 1911 in Indiana, he innvrd in Central Florida In 1972. Mr. Crabb* was a high m bool teacher. Hr was a member of Uir American legion. Mr. Crabb* served In Ibe U S. Navy. Survivors Include daughtrr. Anne Walker. Kustls; son, Stevrn. Wilder S|iriugs: sisters. Kulheriiir Knapp, Francis Meeks. ImiII i of New London. Ohio; -1 grandchildren. Gramkow Funeral Home. Sanford. In rhurgr of arrangements. MARJORIE JOHNSON Matjorie Johnson. 71, Apache Drive. Geneva, died Tuesday. May 20. 1998. Horn March 23. 1927 lu HuOuoln. 111., she moved lo Crntral Florida In 1988. Mrs. Johnson was a homemaker. She was a member of First Baptist Church of Geneva. Survivors Include husband, William It: son*. Nelson. Prnsurola, Dennis. Albuquerque, N.M.; daughtrr. Janice, Geneva; brother, Harley Moore. Louisville. Ky.; sisters. Irene Morgan. Juanita Chatlines*, both of Herrin. III., June Haines, Joliet, III., Janet Walker. Whittier. Calif.. Linda Fox. Kansas City, Mo. Hrisson Funeral Hume, Sanford. In charge of arrangements. BAILEY. WILLIE SR. Funeral Service for Wtlltc Halley Sr.. 87. eg Southwest Hoad. Sanford, wlm died Saturday, May 23. will In - laid Saturday. May 30 al It am at Greater New Mount /ion M II. Chun li wllh Ihr Hcv James l.ynn nUuiallng Visitation will lr Friday trout 5 until 9 pm. at SunrtM- Chaprl, Sunrise Funrr.it Home. (It) ta« ust Aw, Sanford, (407) 322 7383 CAUSE. SELMA PUTNAM MORRISON Funeral Service* few Mr* Selma imnani Morrison Cutw. 03. of bingwuod. who dml Wednesday, will lr I (> in Friday at Gniinkow Funeral lliwnc Cliaprl with the Krv Ilnur Stoll oflhLiting. Interment will l r in Hollylwimk Cemetery. UneolniiMi. N.C. For tluise wtio wlsli im-mort.il contnliiitkin* ansuggested lo Selma M. Calsse GED S* hol.irshlp Fund at Seminole Communlly College or First Presbyterian Chun h. Sanlord Memorial Fund. Arrangements try Grumkuw Funrrul Home. 5UI K. Airport lllvd. Sanford. FL 3277.1 11071 322 3213. CANTRELL. BENJAMIN JR. Funeral Service* for Benjamin Cantrell Jr. will lr Irld Saturday. May 31). II a m. ut Oprn Door Missionary ILiplist Church. 130 N Calhoun Street. Ltilonvllle, with the llrvemid Simon IVw ollti i.nmg Dibit* viewing will l r lieId Friday hum <1 unit) U p m. at Open Door Missionary Ikipllsl Chun h ami again on Saturday hum 9 a m. until funeral lime. Intrnnetit will frglow in Frm Park-Altamonte Curiiiniinlly Cemetery. Altamonte Springs under the direction of Marvin C. Zanders Funeral Home. "The lYopk-'* Choice'. A|xipka 1407) 880 3388. HOWARD, PHILUP A. Funmil Service for Plnlllp A. Howard Sr.. G7. eg Wulcr Server. Sanford, who died Satmclny May 23. will be lieId Salurdny. May 30. al 2 pin. al St. Luke M.B. Church. Visit,ilton will l r Friday from 5 until 0 pan. ul Sunrise Clia|>el. Sunrise Funeral Hcinw. 900 LocuM Aw.. Sanford. (407) 322 7383. JOHNSON. MARJORIE Funeral service* for Mr*. Johnson will be Saturday ul 11 a m. in tlie First llaptlst Church uf Geneva with the Ikv. Daryl IVnnenler Sr. uTOcUtmg. Interment will fnlkiw in . Ocneva Cemetery. Friends may cull at the funeral lioine Friday from 0 until 8 p.m. Hrisson Funeral Home, 322-2131. 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May ?6 1996 Schools of distinction 14 n ■*xei o p S m America a Supermarket K QUANTITY REStnveo n i l imum me <o» i— in i mt IU I1 I ACCEPT frLA. i-.lsi L «m«Ii | rw< Cxmi ) •* Johi Cx 1 The Health Occupations Studonls ot Amenca (HOSA) t.lub recently attended the state competition held m Fort Myers and brough homo slate honors Winning awards during the 4-day competition wero. (I to h Jo­ hann Thiel 5th Ptaco. HOSA Bowl. Crystal Roupas. 1st place mcdcal spelling. Lindsay Kopple. 3rd place. medical spotting. Jonmtler Elwett. 2nd place, onlemporaneous writing. Ryan Vinson, 5th place HOSA Bowt, Not pictured Canssa Carlt, 5th placo. prepared speaking. Danny Trottory and Richard Tuttlo. 6th place. HOSA Bowl Representatives ol the area Boys and Guts Club hon­ ored Mtwee Middle School Principe' r ugono Petty, center, lor his ongoing support ot the ..uu s ork as a support network tor children, ottering them sale and creative alternatives to the choices al children lace Program Director Lahosoa Konnon and Area Director Don Miner present Potty with a commemorative plague Lakeview hosts forum for innovative middle schools Special to the Herald SANFORD - Each year, I'rlc Krrlr» from the Florida Depart­ ment of Education select* a core group of the most innova­ tive middle schools across the state. These schools then meet at a showcase school to ar­ ticulate ami share their best practices. Lakcvltw Middle School In Sanford served as host school for this annual event. Principal Jim Shupe said he felt txith honored and humbled for Lakeview to be selected as the showcase school for the entire state. 'M any good things are happening In the Sanford area schools, and lire word Is Just beginning to get out.* Tlic afternoon o f the meeting, Shupe and Kreia gave an over­ view o f the agenda, and Shupe went on to share some data and school Initiatives with the participants. The group llten split up Into T h in k Tank* ses­ sions lo share best practices. The next morning began with different groups o f participants rotating tiirough three concur­ rent sessions al Lakeview. Lakrvlew'a featured programs at these sessions were the Magnet Program for 1998-99. the Immersion Program of Ba­ sle Skills, and the Truch/KcTearh Instructional strategy. The visitors also toured Uie campus during breaks. Shupe reported that the participants were very impressed 'vlth the Innovative practices at Lakrvlcw. ‘ Quite a few o f our guests also made it a point lo make comments to me about how friendly the staff was and how the school was so wellorganized.* At the conclusion of the workshop. Shupe felt very good about what Lakeview was doing In relationship lo other middle schools In the state. *l( Is like a barometer, because you are standing shoulder lo shoulder lo the most innovative schools In the state and other schools are coming to our school lo replicate what we are doing.* Krrls said that the Florida Department of Education sponsors the Innovative Prac­ tices (Break-the-Mold) work­ shops in order to stimulate change and innovation In Florida schools. 'Real change takes place one school ot a lime*. Krets commented. *We need more schools like Lakeview (o set the pace for other schools to follow.* FILL SERVICE PHARMACY.. SA N F O R D ^ 13th STREET "1 ■N. HOME IMPROVEMENT * n E X P E R IE N C E YOU CAN COUNT ON! 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If w are no! onyourpnwtdcr’s fet, nqte it's toe to speak upi Cri your Humni&eaoiuwDeiiDfUBeat orBenefllsManageriodayandsayyouk’aniyourheallhptantotnciudelheWinfvDbdePTtarmacy. >Imrowor Loans •VUcason Monay or Afttr Hour* (000) m g f t " LrcsowM M ortgsga LgnUsr * Equal Housing lander t ir o w m i b u m mud 4*4 KU 1B4. Longwood TL M T T t > S i I �Seminole Herald, Sanford. Florida • Thursday. May 28, IN S • People__ Accidents: All involved should know rights P art I a t 3 p a rts Weight Watchers A (oral rhaplrr ot Wright Watcher* meet* at the Lake Mary Community Building cvrty Thuraday from 4:45 to 0:45 p.m. Toeatmeatere The Omni Toast maatrr* Club •GHOI will meet at 0:30 p.m. every Thursday at the AAA Building. 1000 AAA Drive. Heathrow. Quest* and prospec­ tive members are welcome. Call Bertram Click. 323 0089. for more Information. TO PS TOPS (Take Off Pounds Sen* albbly) *021 meets every Thursday from II to 11.45 a.m.. al the Sanford Alliance Churrh. 1491 S. I*ark Ave Welgh-ln ta from 10 lo 10:45 a.m. For Information call 3219240. Visitors arr welcome. Alanon, Alateen ALANON and ALATKEN meetings are field every Thurs­ day. at 0 p m . at Sanford Chrtatlan Church. 730 lipsala Road. Sanford For Informa lion, call 323 H524 Blue G n u Pickers Sanford Blur Grass Ptckrra meet every Thursday, from 0-10 p.m.. al the Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerre. Pick­ ers and grinnrrs are welcome. For Information, call John Shaffer. 029 4931. Subm arine veterans The United Stales Submarine Veterans, Central Florida Base, meet at 7 p m. at the Fleet Reserve Club. 3040 West SR 40. the first Thursday of the month All submariner*, both active or otherwise, are wel­ come. For Information, rail Bud Stmpaon. 330 4445 Sanford Hlatorlc Truat The Sanford Historic Trust ‘ meets the And Thursday of the month, at 7 p m., at the Find Street OaUrty. 907 Magnolia Amatour Radio The Lake Monroe Amateur Radio Society meets every flrsi Thursday, al 7:30 p.m.. at the Senior Center. Lake Triplett Drive. Casarlberry. For Infor­ mation. call Karl Lambert. 0950704. or Al Kirk. 322 4407. Untvaraity Woman American Association of University Women meets the Ant Thursday of each month at 7 p.m. at the Rolling Hills Moravian Churrh. Stair Road 434, Lungwood. Amarlcan Lagion American Legion Post 53 and Unit meet the second Thurs­ day. at H pm., at the Post Home. 2074 S. Sanford Avr. For Information, rail 322-1052. Pigaon Faneiara The Central Florida Pigeon Fanciers Association meets Ihr third Thursday of rath month, at 7:30 p.m.. at the Seminole County Agricultural Center. 4300 Orlando Drive. Sanford For more Information, rantart Dick Kelly at 291-4340 Sunrli# Kiwanls Tl»r Seminole Sunrise Kt wants Club mrets every Friday, at 7 a.m . al Shoney’s. US 1792. south of Airport Boulevard. Quest arr welcome. For Infor­ mation. rail Tony McDaniel at 324-0409 Fra# clinic Friday A free clinic to Include blood pressure check, blood sugar screening and immunuatlon* will be field every Friday, from 9 to II a.m.. al the Orneva Elementary School In the old school building, corner of First and Main Street In Geneva. The clinic la sponsored by Ihe Seminole County Health De­ partment in conjunctIon with the Seminole County Sheriff's Office and Oeneva Elementary School. For Information, call 349 92A4. Subatanca abuaa SAFE. Substance Abuse Family Education, Is conducting a 'Families in Crisis* outreach program. Interested organisa­ tions wanting to contact the Life Savers Club of SAFE may rail Libby Kuharske at 2914357 •anfora maat LAKE MARY A senior's group meets for lunch the sec­ ond Friday of each month al Lake Mary Church of the Naaarrne. 171 K. Crystal Lake Ave. Tfve noon meeting la held in the Fellowship IfalT For more Information, con­ tact Bill at 322-1000. Oaughtars of Confadaracy Norman deVrre Howard Chapter of the Untied Daugh­ ters of the Confederacy meeta on the last Friday of the month. For Information, call 322-1425. Let us know Hie Seminole Herald wants lo publicise your events, classes and seminars that are available to the general public. Wt'd Eke to have the information far your announcement al hast a 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 M tsking place. Be sure to include your name and a daytime phone number In case we have some questions about the tnfor- Being Involved In an auto ac­ cident. even a seemingly harmless one. ran affect a per­ son anywhere from a brief moment lo a lifetime. There­ fore. It Is Important for every driver, young or old. to know what the Liw requires he or she do If Involved In an accident. Additionally, any person In­ volved In un auto accident, wliether as a driver, passenger, or otherwise, should know wliat their rights are and what they should do or not do under the circumstances. This article Is the first of a three part se­ ries. First of all. Florida law re­ quires that llie driver of any vehicle Involved In an acrldenl Immediately stop at the scene and remain until certain statu­ tory requirements are fulfilled. Additionally, the law requires that the driver slop as close lo the scene as posslblr and wtlliout obstructing traffic more than Is nrersaary. Should a damaged vrhlcle fie left ob­ structing traffic as a result of the accident. Ihr driver of Ihr vehicle must make every rrasorable effort to move the ve­ hicle. This will help avoid other collisions as well as facilitate Hie arrival of poller and emer­ gency vehicles If necessary, The (allure of a driver In­ volved In an accident lo slop rsposes the driver to punish­ ment which varies according lo the damage caused by the ac­ cident. If an accident involves only damage lo a vehicle or other property which la unat­ tended. (allure to stop subjects a driver lo a maximum One o( 0500.00 and/or attendance at a driver Improvement school. If the driver Is invuKrd In this lypr ol an accident Hie driver Is required by law lo stop and locale the operator or ownrr of the other vehicle or other properly. Then, upon locating the operator or owner, the driver la required lo furnish his or her name, address, and the registration number of the ve­ hicle hr or she la driving. How­ ever, If the driver cannot locale Hie operator or owner, the driver ta still required lo Airnlsh hta or her name, address, and the registration number at the vehicle he or she Is driving try attaching the information in a conspicuous place In or on the vehicle or other property. Lastly, the driver Is required lo notify the police. not to exceed 15 years. The U t­ ter two also cany a revocation of the driver's license. The penalties for panicking and doing something foolish such as fleeing from the scene of an accident vary with the type of damage Involved and. depending on the circum­ stances. could be quite severe. Therefore, knowing what to do In caae of an accident la Im­ portant and tt can also help make a stressful situation a lit­ tle less stressful. Next week we will discuss the other statutory requirements Imposed cm a driver involved In an accident and Florida's Good Samaritan Act. DVIEDOm a RK E’ P U C E I ‘ " '" s o W * " " - - - a * I >i * i * i * i » i * I »m»4 f mI I ti4m!VSm tii«n ifg r a ii | As mentioned above, acci­ dents involving more serious kinds of damages cany suffer penalties for a driver who hits and runs. If an accident results In only damage to a vehicle or other property which Is at­ tended. (allure to atop subjects a driver to a maximum fine at 0500.00 and/or Imprisonment not to exceed 00 days. But. If an accident results In Injury to any person, fleeing from the scene exposes a driver to a conviction at a felony at the Hurd degree punishable by a maximum fine of 90,000 and/or imprisonment not to exceed 5 years and fleeing the scene of an accident resulting In the death of any person exposes a driver to a conviction of a fel­ ony of Ihe second degree pun­ ishable by a maximum Ane of 010.000 and/or imprisonment Ifflff illB»04i u « # i# i# l# r# I ir m L L A m LAKE v ,a Rv CINEMA usisV* m & W!t + tnsw.s C only i leer their time and i More information about 1 I Love You ia available on our Web site st: www.btcauseUevoyou.avg. Our e-mail addraee is: bifylMSB aol.com, or send a eelf sdoresssd, stamped envelope to BILY, P.O. Box 473, Santa Monica, Calif. 90406 Thank you, Abby, for the eofkyoude. PONCHO, rOUNDOL BECAUSE! UJV1 YOU Friday, May 29,1998 • 9 am - 2 pm C -llU ylW i DEAR ABBY: This is my "how we met* story: In 1940, two friends stopped by my home and told me they were going to o dance in Brooklyn. Stum I lived in Now Jersey, I toid them I didn't want to go. I bod no car, ao I didn’t want to get involved with a girl so far away. Wed, they would not take 1an ______Since they hod a inanddecidedtofD — !>m M m e u . . t (tiWLCmdy) iw ^ carer At the dance, I saw a very tall and attractive girl across the room. I walked over vo to ask to a dance, acu uYir u k her ncr vo anew, but another nothor guy bant mo to IL So instead _____to where I had k) of_ offRngback I adtod tka the girl girl«who had bean sitting art* _____ i next to h her for a danre. To make a long story short, last month we celebrated our 00th wed­ ding anniversary. STILL DANCING IN BERGENFIELD, N J. The Festival will be held at Florida H ospital's Senior Health and Resource Center at Lake M iry, 1097 Sand Fond Road • Lake Mary, Florida 32746 Free H m RIi Screenings Exhibitors will be showcasing services and products available to seniors and their families in the Central Florida area. 1998 Sponsors rionaa Hospital nttiucr u rv Florida Power ft Light Co. Orlando Lutheran Tbwen jsSrafl 10 meta P aren ts in crisis can get su p p o rt fro m B I L Y DEAR AIIHY Today's nows la Ailed with tragic event* In the liras of many families, yel lltllr is said about where families ran turn for help. I would Ilk* lo letyou and ir readers know shout ’Because I vs You* tRILY), a not-for-profit parent support group Parents come to our meetings with problems with their children such as substance obuao. running sway, truancy, and verbal and physical abuse Our goal Is to pro­ vide the tools that reunite dysfunc­ tional families The courts, school officials and members of the med­ ical profession refer families to us, but wo are asking your help in let­ ting more families in need know about us. Many families are in cri­ sis. and MILY can help. W* hold meetings in many state* and provide reforms U>professional and nnn pndoesksisl resources such as rehab centers, shelters and other self-help troupe. Our services are free. We nave no paid employees, "I la w a a s �I 6A • S^rufKile Mrnikl Sanford. Honda • Thunday May ; * PROBLEMS? 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Way 28, 1998 • 7 A C B E D lfL P R O B LE M S?^ WE CAN HELP!; 1- 888- ^J912-LOAN** ■800311 36 mo oosod and t«avo 12000 dw« at .ncoption 12,000 anua m,i«t 20; oicots mdot Total O' payment! S3 UA p^jrcnatft option W 076 *<th approved crockl ESTEEM SEDAN All prims pliin l.ti, lag. Iillo Ion tetanies and i u iln n ii'i loyally mi nniiui s assigned lo dn.ilm V»*t*ir mi similar in illusliallmi Mihjoi I in prior sale Price# good day of publication All a d v e r t utter*. die totcUimvt* arid run nt • nnjiu lion wilti any oiin i <pM«-i �Sem inole honors two seniors, winning record at banquet y When it comes to Shaq, sometimes the truth hurts ft U *-s i 'Kr< n*1 i* i r• m if In tome way*, the Seminote softball tram Mild goodbye to each oilier for tlir filial lime at last week'* *ea*on-ending banquet. Hung l*. not too many of them are saytng goodbye for­ ever. n»e 199H Seminole* wtU be remembered for a lot of thing*, moil notably aa the find Inun tn nearly SO year* to advance to re^onal play and pouting the first wtnnlng aeason of roach Dave Roger*' regime. Il will be remembered a* the tram that weathered a devas­ tating Injury lo Ita beat ptlrhcr, yet found a way to make It to the diatrtct final*, playing on It* new field for the i Hl&i This is gonna hurt. But sometimes, you gotta give credit where credit la due. All over Central Florida, we all laughed at just about any dirt we could ftnd on Shaquille O'Neal over the part two year* since his ugly defection from the City Beautiful. (By the way. what Is ao bsaudhil about Orlando? A bunch o f M b eord s wttfa m on them?) Anyway, n'a been Am. It woo ton when he shank! be playing Junior cel* lege ball somewhere. The pair were among those receiving aprrtal honor* from Roger* at Winter Springs caps o ff inaugural softball season fo the WbUer Springs player* a* Conk complimented her player* on a successful year. to establish itself aa a Central Florida force. Despite having only ninthand IOth-graders at the brand new school, the Bear* pulled all the upset of the season In Catcher Leake Helm* was named the tram* Moat Out­ standing Player. Throughout the season. Helms displayed a gun lo Are out any would-be base stealers and acted aa the team leader, working with the ftealtmcn pitcher*. Michelle Solano, earned won the Cosrhes Award. Becky Msngtno. who., along with Mettle*, made up the Winter Springs pitching *taff. and played second base, won the Scholastic Award for her 4.0 grade point average. The Bear* got together one «1 tone for an awards banjet. boated fay coach Jill Five awards were presented H a rd w ork pays o ff fo r Sem inole’s W illiam s Metfcut » U o m n itv i :r �Ouch, that hurt to say. Lmat iM s a i Shot: There monthly basts. Lyman alumni baseball UJWOWOOO _ Lyman High School will be holding Its annual Alumni Baseball Game at the Carlton Henley Sporta Complex on Sat­ urday. May 30th at 1 p m. AH players from 1973-1907 are Invited to attend and you are welcome to attend even If you don't feel you ran play, SANFORD _ The Sanford Recreation De­ portment to offering a Cheerieadtng Clam for girts ages 6-and-Up. the 10-week clam will begin on April 22nd and be held every Wednesday from 5:30 p m. to 6:30 p.m. through June 24th. Fees are as follows: current participants _ WO; new registrants _ $36 (includes pom­ pons A T-shirt). Please call 330-5697 for more information. K uag F u /M a rtio l A m d s a c * SANFORD _ The Sanford Recreation De­ partment to offering Kung-Fu and Martial Arts classes. Classes, for ages 6 to adult, will be held on Tuesday and Thursday evenings from 0 p.m. to 7:18 pm. at the Downtown Youth Center located on the bottom floor of Sanford City Hall. 300 N. Park Ave. Coat to 630 per month for adults and 925 per month for kkto 6-12. Family peters are also available. Inatnrctor Danyi Dncdrtr wtD teach tradi­ tional Chinese Kung Pu which to uatfiil In guldMg ■rtf-esteem as well as discipline and body conditioning. Also taught will be forms, weapons and arlf-defenar. For more Information, call 330-5697. lock of (he year. Mark McGuire does not finish with 61 or more. Bank ll. Monday and Friday evenings from 7 p.m. lo B p m. No registration la required. Intermedi­ ate to advanced level players are welcome lo participate. Coot lo S3 per person. Sylvan Lake la also offering Tennis and Racquetboll Singles Udders lor men and women lor eight weeks continuing through the end of May. Call 323-0067 for details Private and group lessons and team clinics are also available. Call 322-6567. WML Basketball School WINTER SPRINOS _ Hie Winter Springs Basketball League to now accepting registra­ tions for Its MUi Summer Basketball School, lo be held at Jackson Heights Middle School. Indian Trada Middle School, and the First Baptist Church of Oviedo. Rrgwration forma are available at moat Seminole County elementary and middle schools, or you may call 321-5262 lo receive more Information. The basketball school program focuses on budding skids through shooting, fundamen­ tals. defense techniques. IndMoual and team offenses, and conditioning. These skills will be enhanced through tram play. Teague* gsmra, and exciting competition for dally and weekly prtma and awards. Each participant wW receive a WSBL Ishirt, baskethall, and water bottle. There wtB be four one-week sessions, each with hours from 9 a m -1 p.m.. Monday through Friday. A snack and lunch will be provided dally. Also bring offered by the WSBL. for the first lime, will be the Ttround Zero' youth sports ramp, scheduled to operate from t p.m.-5 pm. dally, following the basket bat) Bears S e m in o le to be celebrating to Improve. four-year varsity players and Rogers said he was aony to we them leave. They are the Drat players to have played four years for Rogers since he look rarer. Tim Ralnea la a Sanford native and Seminole High School graduate now playing for the New York Yankrea. Ilia atata for the 1096 season la In the first column, personal-beat season totals In the second column and career totals (including I960 games) in ihe third column. Wednesday, Raines was l-for-3 with two walks, but the Yankees fell lo the Chicago White Sox. 12-0. The Yankees lead the American League East by 7 1/2 games. 2.210 8.343 At-bata...... Runs........ Hits.......... RBI........... Doubles..... Triples...... Home runs. Slrals....... 2,473 010 406 112 162 799 .296 Average..... A GREAT G IFT FO R DAD! B ar B urntM m m Hovst She tells another story. *1 never, not once, had to toll Nate to go to school.* Mrs. Williams said. ’He never wanted to -stay heme as T LogalNotlca campus and meet some1 friends before the rigorous schedule of practice, classes It might also let this Florida boy have a little more time to get used to hia new climate. Til be ready for It,* Wil­ liams said about the Impend­ ing cold weather. FOr hto aahr, let's hope ao. 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No 11B Sanford. Florida Is light rail on track in county? Uy S H AR I IIROIHK I In aid Stall Wi tin I .isl is r a s l a m i w e st Is w e st a n d n r v r i tin * tw a in shall in e rt. ««> nld t h i s In- tin m i n d s n ( >t d r i I s i m i m . l k i ' l s m i till* Is s u e nl ltilht ta il * A s t i m e n r a i s Ini a d i i I s i n n nil (lit* !>2 l l l l l r n n rlli sm ith i n l U d n i i n n lln U 'I s V I ulltllltirs In l i i c w m i l the alignm ent with tlir i hull c helm; ailing the existing CSX line le.isll or alone Intelstate I (west) t nies along the I'orrtdot are split In thelt suppuit ill the p ieleried l SX .illgntllt'lll adupted hv the I vnx Itnaid and Metroplan tiila m ln m J.inti.irv and IThnt.irv nl last veal Smile Winter I’aiK residents vvalll In unseal then lli.ivm due le lla lln v a hei arise nl Ills p e lie n e d siippnlt nl a plan tn tntm: iln* light rail mute ilunimh that i itv's ilnwiitowti Winter P.uk eo iu iiilsslotieis voted against the plan Th e i Itl/elis slatted the petltlun drive W ednesday nigh' asking Im a rei all vote mi (lie mayor who i ast the lone dissentin g vote Maitland and A ltam onte Springs suppnit an .illgumeul along I I In S.intuid .uni laitigw.... I the i it\ i n llim lssion eis passed a resolution Imicwuud t m il llllssloiier I*aiil l.ovestralid said the i ItV s (let nil'll to suppnit the CSX .iligtim rul as an ell ham eluent ol the lllsln rli dnvviiluwn i mu ept l . n v e s t i a n d s a i d t h e « ItV h a s s p o k e n In th e t r a n s i t s y s t e m nltli I a I a tiu iil l e p l l i a t l n g tile o ld I n i ii i u M n d t r a i n s t a t i o n as an eslhetii le .lliu e lot th e lie.ht i ill s t a t i o n lie s a i d t h e u n l v i nut e m s \ n l i e d w e re t h o s e u! I u i n i l l l s See Rail. Page :IA C ity e m p lo y e e s in L a k e M a ry m a y g e t a p a y ra ise D AR E to be great Hy NICK PFE IFA U F Ih r .ilit s i.ill Wi in i * 2 ^ n .J — ** l.\hl MAID II in u :ii eluent u|i ,i proposed lesolu tloli • an In' K'.ii lit tl this evening m.iliv em ployees n| the < 11X ot Diki M.IIV III.IV In In till . 1 p.i\ III* lea se 111' plnpiis.ll < .ills tu| tin III) re.isi In I m elb'i live .is n| next week Ac • outing tn t itx M.in.ic’i i .lolm l.lltun the ptnpus.il was liinught up Ini disc iisslun and i ntistdi tatlnii ,it tin • tty s sti utegli planning sesslnll In Id n|i tail Jti 1tin n| lln main H.isuns st.ited in the lesiilu null |>l• si Illation is that tin- « Itv wants tn •ittl.n l ipi diln d p* lson s Im em ployment pusi tlntis within tin i itx nl Dike MalV and tn ir piisltlnns t.lltl em ployers preselith 111111 within the i Hv Hy NICK PF E IF A U F I lei .,|d S t a l l W i l l r i Cpt. Rick P ootray (l) and Chief Jo# Dillard with tha Sanford P o lic e D A R E car Sanford cop lauded for work with kids in drug awareness program BY DAVID FRAZIER Herald Stall Writer S AN FO R D - At first planer, it s a beautiful white Mustang Then, at second glance. the red lettering Illum inates the doors of the vehl He Ai that |Mimt. the reall/atlon daw n sth at the ear means more than |ust s|sirty looks An Individual, who devotes most ot his time to the proactive education ol local chtldicn and parents oil the evils ot drug abuse, is the driver ol that c ar. an mdtvtdu.il named ( pi Rick Poovcy. who has been the D A U K (Dntg See Poovcy. Page 3A It tin* l o a d s a p p e a r e d In tie m o l e i i i . w d e d I n 1lei e 1 1 it m-| a n d t i n ' l l s e e m e d to lie m n t r o u t ol s la te III r U s e p l a t e s til th e a re a It wasnt |Ust your im agination I h e i e w a s a la ter till le a s e in v i s i o n s tills p a s t Dec e m l i e i hi i o m p a n s a in to o n e v e a l e a r lie r Ai i online to Sem inole < ountv loiittsiu Developm ent Dllei to| d o k W rit the i ountv tec nrdril Its 1m-s | Decellltiei evei hi tourism lax dollars W rrt's Hemes m diratc a 2 I p' U l ilt tin lease A iliia l Hemes lor Dec rm licr "I l't’ 17 were $1 IH.G04 lo m p .lle il to $'18,420 III Planning and zoning The battle of his life updating policies Herald S taff W riter SANFORD - Tlie rlty ’s P la n ­ ning and Zoning C om m ission established goals, objectives and policies by which to o p e r­ ate. back tn 1991. The plans were called for by the state. Almost every one o f them have hern attained during the seven year period. Now. howevrr. thr co m m is­ sion believes II ts time to re­ view the entire process. B egin ­ ning with a w orkshop session today, efforts arr expected to get under way toward making rrllnrm en ts. "Since these original objec­ tives and policies were m ade." said Planning and Zoning Di­ rector Jay Mardcr. "many of them have becom e obsolete or are no longer necessary b e­ cause o f the chunglng times." He said that will be the p ri­ mary atm o f the revision work. "Additionally, we have a l­ ready done som e o f the work and objectives, and Dining tin stratcgti planning! session dis i usslun t u iiim lsslutier Ilium Greene nti serxeil Wi have a Hie.it hum h ol people um kiug lot the i itx .md we need to keep them I It tail I s.ilil as tin i 11\ i ulitltiues at a r Mill al point in its development it is import.mt to keep th* n*n b us nl iln* si.ill together .md in nidei in h i uiiipllsh lh.it salaries must hr kept .it .i lespir t.ilile fate Die lliellini.iiidlllll assoc la ird with die ret iiliiltictid.ittnn tor tin resoliltlnn s.ivs another le.isnii Ini tin need is that r itv em ployers at .ill |r\'r|s are teipnied to wr.it in.lllV hats "Tilts Is espei l.dlv true 111 t)ie i lerli al and llialla^r lln nt a le .is " it s.ivs "Im exam ple the life • hu t not unlv does those things assoc latrd with runtime th.ct dep.irtmrnt hut also srrvrs Sec Pay. Page :iA C o u n t y r e p o r t s s u r g e in t o u r is t d o lla r s f o r b e s t m o n t h e v e r nur«rioH By NICK PFEIFAUF Light rail may bo on track in Sommolo County Sanford and Longwood have passed resolutions supporting a proposed path along tho CSX tracks Lake Mary fioars a presentation tonight as such, some ol the listings may no longer Ire necessary." hr continued. Th r original plans arr b r o ­ ken down Into a numlrer of elem ents. They Include Future Uind Use. Tran sportation , Housing. Infrastructure. C o n ­ servation. Recreation and Open Space. Intergovernm ental C o ­ ordination. and Capital Im ­ provements. T h r work session ts sch ed ­ uled to begin ut G p.m. tonight. In thr city com m ission mom of City lla ll. T h r regular Planning and Zoning Com m ission m eeting Is scheduled to get under way a f­ ter thr work session at the same location, at 7 p.m. A relatively short agenda has been Issued. D e i ellltiel nl I *•’ W» H e s i r s tw o lll.l|ol le a s .Ills |ni th e till t e a s e s rp a fa ti'd hum m i teased weekend le ie lp ts and iln le a s e d w e e k d a y i n e l p t s ' H i e li u t e a s e Is a r e s u lt i>| s t r o n e in i i i p . m i v levels tor th e < l i n t s H o w l e . m i r a n d rei n r d u u i i i I n ' I s u| n m i h e n i v i s i t o r s in th e area * W ert said "Ken t o u r i s m a n d s p o i l s a re the w a v wi attract m ore w rekend liu siuess |h e weekday im le a s e s ate i n s u it nt the ire m e n d iiiis li till ix ol n ew i o m p a n i e s to t h e a r e a * W e r t s a i d t h e me te a s e in Drc r m l w r to u r is m lax m i nine Is p a r t ol a l i r n d h e h a s s e e n d iirilie the past tw o ve a ls Part o| th e i n c r e a s e is a l s o iM-liie a t t n l i i l t e d to t h e new 121 inuin H ilto n ( i a r d r n In n hotel Herald Stall W riter______________ Bee Zoning, Pag* 3A DHL IO N A Randal Snyder, JG. has re.il bed the desperate staees ol Ills h a llle with tllabr les He recently had laser **tr eery to rrealn Ills vision . lie now needs .i kidney/panc rt-.is transplant and Is a candidate lor siirerry at Jackson Memorial Hospital In Miami. Tile last 22 years have been a struggle lor the ex-star b a s e ­ ball and basketball player at Hammond Hapttst School In Scherevllle. Ind. He was 17 when he was told he had d ia ­ betes. Snyder married and has a 17-year old dauehtrr. but he has lieen unable to work the last two years, and finds h im ­ self financially strapped as he nears time for what could he life-saving surgery. "There Isn't really a problem with the kidney transplant.'' Snyder said from his himir In Deltona "Medic are will pay for thr kidney transplant, lint they won't pay for the pancreas. "It's extrem ely frustrating." he said. "Rep. John Mica wrote a letter lor me. W e've been trytne to help from Health Care Finance Adm inistration. I'm told G6 percent o f kidney transplants are successful and that 93 percent o f pancreas transplants are successful." e<*( H n M m ots by To m * v m u m Randal Snyder ot Deltona has battled diabetes smeo he was 17. He needs a kidney and pancreas transplant His wile. Barbara, right, and daughter. Amanda, are helping him raise funds lor the surgery with yard sales S e v e r a l a d d l t l n n . i l l u i t r l s ate si h e d u l e d tot o p e n in g th is spnne m o s tly in th e D ike M.ux and llra lh ro w arras w h l i II are e.xjiei ted to b n n g th e to ta l ol new l i o t e l / m o t r l r o o m s to r.c k I h y t h i s s l i m m e r W rit stressed that the mouth nl Dec em liei was not the only tin lease Hie aitu .il amounts ol lax dollars ir ir lv r d lor the tiller month period ot Oc lotirr thioueh Dei ellllier |*f*M» versus I*ff7 also lln teased by 21 |N'icent with the Sem inole ( ountv C Olivetti inn and Tourism Itiireau rrieivin e :»Ii>.r>2.r» this past quartrr compared to $<2MG.5y7 dunne the last quarter ot Dl'.Mi D ia b e te s v ic tim se e k s fu n d s fo r tra n s p la n ts By RUSS WHITE H ie major item Is a public hearing to consider a request for Conditional Use and Dtmrnsltfrial Variance for In ter­ national Sign A Drslgn. for an additional free standing sign at properly nt 2.'I0G S. French wlm h npi i.i it in .January in tile Dike M.irv area Snyder said that lie is trytne to raise STtfi.Ouo lor the pan c teas transplant "We've got *2.000 so |,ir." he said "We vr been having yard sales. Som e ol our neleltlMirs have donated stull A troy Rave us hts bike " Two e<> carts that were to be m a yard sale were stolen. Snyder said. Snyder said he lost one Job when tie becam e sick and the em ployer fired him for not puttine down he was a diabetic on Ills application form Som e businesses refused to litre film because he was a diabetic. He funned hts own construc­ tion com pany hut lias been unable to work thr last two years. "I'm still e<l(>d with inv hands .md I've been repatnne Items hrre at home to put In thr yard sale," lie said. Snyder Is rrrrlvtn g an unrx|>erlrd lilt from George Fierce, a D ril.iry man who volunteers with Citizens On Patrol In Volusia County. Told about Snyder. Ilr rc r . GO. went to visit him "My bean ached for him and hts faintly," IMrrt-e said. *lt d is ­ turbs me that Medicare can not take care o f getting Randal the pancreas as well as the kidney, lie nerds both. I understand there are 4.000 pan creases available for transplant. Are they all $f>r>.000r' l“lc-rc-e. a representative tn See Transplant. Page 3A �t 2A - Santord Herald. SantonJ. Florida * Thursday. February 5. \998 ZT:fT9T] r x * 5 N l! IN BR IEF Paramedics graduate Help feed at-risk seniors Seminole County B etter Uvtng for Seniors (BLS). the nonprofit organization that provides Meals on Wheels and Congregate Meals for at-risk senior citizens Is asking for your help. Through Feb. 10. contribu­ tions received In’ ELS will be matched by Rhode Island phi­ lanthropist Alan Shawn. Shawn has pledged to match all donations o f $25 or more up to a total of $1 m illion made to social service organi­ zations feeding the needy. For 25 years. BLS has served the nutritional needs o f frail senior citizens who rely on the non­ profit agency to help them maintain Independence and dignity in later years. HLS needs your contribu­ tions as they plan the opening of their own kitchen facility In April. HLS will be preparing, packaging tend delivering ap­ petizing and nutritious meals from their own facilities In Like Mary. The kitchen will allow BLS to Improve the quality o f meals served and to expand Meals on Wheels and Congregate Dining to m ore than double their current level of over 100.000 meals annu­ ally. Please Bend tax deductible contributions to Seminole County Better Living for Sen­ iors. Inc.. 1097 Sand Pond Road, Lake Mary, Fla.. 32746. or contact BLS at 333-8877 for further Information. Include Dr. Roger Stewart. Beverly Huffman. Bill New ­ man. City Commissioners Brady Lessard and Velma W il­ liams. Son Moore, and C hief Deputy Sheriff Steve Harriett. Persons bagging at the Lake Mary Winn-Dixie. 4195 L ike Mary Blvd. Include City Com­ missioners Thom Qrren. George Duryra and Gary Brender. City Manager John Litton. Seminole County Commissioner Randy Morris, School Board member Sandy Robinson, and Rita Reynolds, Jerry Reynolds, Sonja Renzi. Sharon Heilman and Ralph Heilman. Seminole County Sheriff Don Esllnger will be at the WinnDixie store on SR-434 at Ran­ geline Road In Longwood. All 103 Winn-Dixie stores In the 12-county Central Florida Division will be participating In the event today. Derby planning time The kick-off meeting for the 10th annual Central Florida Soap Box Derby will be held Tuesday. Feb. 17. beginning at 7 p.m.. at Sanford City Hal) recreation department ofnees. The derby Is open to all boys and girls interested In racing between the ages o f 9 and 16. Prospective participan ts, thetr fam ilies and all persons w ishing to be Involved are in ­ vited to attend the meeting. Don’t look at the sun Healthcare notice to all Cen­ tral Floridians: There will be a Today Is Celebrity Baggers solar eclipse In the Western y at local Winn-Dixie stores, Hemisphere on Thursday. Feb. e event Is being sponsored 26 from 11:49 a.m. to 2:09 by the stores and the A m eri­ p.m. (perfect for the noon can Cancer Society to raise broadcast). Da not look at the funds for the society as well as sun without professional filters the Winn-Dixie Hope Lodges. or permanent eye injury will Prominent people In the result. area will be bagging groceries The Seminole Community for customers from 4 until 8 College Planetarium stall will p.m. this afternoon. Winn- have telescopes (Including one Dixie will be donating five per­ hooked up to a video monitor cent o f their sales during this for those waiting to use the four hour period to the soci­ other telescopes) with special ety. Last year the amount ex­ filters set up between the Stu­ ceeded $70,000. dent Center and the Fine Arts Persons participating aa Building. baggers at the Sanford WinnDixie. 1514 S. French Avenue $ M M d h , P i « t 3 A Paper or plastic? WEAtHER lio a a .ro a a o M tr. i Sunny. High* In the tnid-6bs. Lows In the m!d-40s. V lM a p Afternoon showers, ltighs tn the mid to upper-60s. Lows tn the low to mld-40s. I i l u l s j Rain. Highs In the low-60s Lows In the mid to upper-40s. B n ia f t Showers. Highs In the low-60s. Lows In the mid-4Os. it — . i !: min. 12:10 a.m., maj. 6:40 am . min. — p.m., maj. 6:20 p.m. T1DBB: D aytaea B atch; high: 2:39 am . 3.-03 pm . low: 6:59 am . 9:13 p.m. R e v Batyvaa Batch; high: 2:44 a.m., 3:06 pm . low: 9:04 am . 9:18 p.tn., Caeca Beach: high: 2:59 a.m., 3:23 pm . low: 9:19 a.m.. 9:33 pm Is w a p awiflCK l 66 48 SA TU KD A T “ BURNT >6048 H e rs a re th e w in n in g n m r O f s —6—*---*—d-* OTI nn ll r l nnsBs lQ r i i iIfr In | l 6 C36 WlstO f l ilm OT» Florida Lottery: Fima ay » $-#-10-17-34 Lotto (Jon. 31) i w o n c n w a n iw a H it R a w Itty ra i Reach: Seas are 48 feet and choppy. Water temperature at Daytona la 62 degrees and at New Symma, 62 degrees. Winds are from the north-west at 15-20 m.p.h. 17-22-24-24-37-M Seminole Community Colego olfer* an Intense one year program that prepares students to pro­ vide advanced pro-hospital medical care to (ho citizens o( Sominoio County. Member* ol SCO’s 1997 Paramedic Class are (Iront row. l-r) S. Hart. E Pando, A. Russ), S. Neusch, C. Evans, S. Lewis, D. Newell. D. Mackle, P. Austin, J. Patterson, T. Gray, (back row. l-r) R. Hayward, B. Loudermilk. R. Howington, S. Harvey, S. Tyrrell. L. Mason, R. Moye. P. Philps, J. Perry. D. Clark, Instructor Wll Littleton, (not pictured) Program Director Sandl Frazer. Photo Courts** of Samlnott Community CoMaga G ra n t m o n e y available fo r h o m e im p ro ve m e n t Special to the Herald Most homeowners are unaware that r e ­ gardless of their Income there nre federal, state and local programs that will help them repair nnd remodel their homes. Government at all lev-els recognizes that neighborhoods arr the basis of life In our eountiy. W ie n a neighborhood d eterio­ rates. many things happen both physically and socially. When the homes look shabby, a neighborhood seems more at­ tractive to crime and criminals. An area In decline Is like n spreading cancer. As homes become shabby looking and In need of maintenance, the residents lost their desire to keep up the neighborhood. Slreels become receptacles for trash, schools lower their standards and v n y quickly the selling price of homes In the area drops sharply. Tills accelerates l he cycle of degeneration. In order lo keep and mnlntaln the na­ tion’s housing and neighborhoods, gov­ ernment at all levels have programs to give homeowners money (that does not have to be repaid fur repairs or to lend them money at below market levels or at no Interest. In many areas utility com pa­ nies will either do energy conservation work free or at low cost nnd In other places will lend homeowners money at no Thursday, February 6.199$ • WoL 90. No. 114 Some o f the other home Improvements covered under these programs are: attic and wall Insulation, new windows, outerwall aiding, security doors, and locks, window guards, sidewalks and masonry work, bathrooms and kitchens, electrical and plumbing, new roofs, gutters, and downspouts. Consumer Education Research Center, a national non-profit consumer group formed In 1969, has just published the 192 large-page. 1996 edition o f Consum­ ers Guide to Home Repair Grants and Subsidised Loans which lists over 6,000 sources o f loan and grant programs of­ fered Federal, state and local govern­ ment. utility companies and others: typi­ cal programs offered and how to quality. Form letters for Inquiries to these loan and grant sources are Included ns well ns by College scholarship deadlines are near Financial aid and scholarahlp deadlines are quickly ap­ proaching and If you or your child la college bound tn the fall o f 1998. your search for funding can't start soon enough. Today's college students have more financial aid op­ tions than ever. For the 199697 school year, college stu­ dents had access to more than $50 billion in financial aid from federal, state and private sources, according to the Col­ lege Board. O f that amount, an estimated $6.6 million In p ri­ vate-sector financial aid goes unclaimed each year, accord­ ing lo a two-year study made by the National Commission on Financial Assistance and the House Subcommittee on PostSecondary Education. For this reason. It la Important for to ­ day's college students to apply for every possible scholarship they are eligible for. ’ College coats are soaring, and with the millions o f dollars tn unclaimed financial aid each year, there is no reason for a student not to apply for scholarships and financial aid because they think they won't qualify,* aakl Mike Leathers, financial consultant for mem* detailed Instrurtlons on determining your debt-to-lncome ratio for eligibility. (919.95 plus $3 postage and handling from CERC GRANTS. 1980 Springfield Ave.. Maplewood. NJ 07040 or 800-8720121). More Information can be found on the World Wide Web http://www. planet.net/cerc. or E-mail ccraOplanct.nct. Robert L Berko, executive director of CERC. tells us, 'Som e programs have no Income celling and others allow income of as much as $50,000 per year or more. There nre rvrn programs for which lenunts are eligible nnd many allow loans to poor credit risks. In many areas, people with disabilities can receive grants to pay for needed repair* such as access ramps and widening or doorways.* Mr. Berko was awarded a $5000 grant and a $4,000 in­ terest free loan. Since it Is important that the work be done properly, the book Includes a section describing the rough cost o f many Jobs as well as advice on picking a contractor, n e ­ gotiating a contract, and Insuring that the work is done properly and for a fair price. And to help you communicate with your contractor, lawyer and lender, the book Includes n dictionary o f terms used by these professionals. T R A N S M IS S ip /»i i juj •• bees o f AmrrtriilH for- Fiaiattrial Security. 'A F S U a na­ tional, nonprofit1*' association that provides working Am eri­ cans with Information to help them shape their Ideas into profitable enterprisea. ‘ Students should absolutely Investigate every financial aid option available.’ Most scholarships are funded by large public Interest groups, such as AFS. In 199B, AFS will award up to $15,000 In scholarships to Its mem­ bers' dependents. AFS schol­ arships awards will be based on the following qualifications: leadership characteristics: career/cducatlonal goals; school and community participation; work experience; recom m en­ dation; and academic per­ formance. Applications for the AFS Scholarship Program will be accepted through April 30, 1996, and scholarship recipi­ ents will be notified by June 16. 1996. For more Information about Americans for Financial Secu­ rity. or to Inquire about Its dozens o f membership bene­ fits. including access to free advice b o m expert financial consultant Mike Leathers, call AFS member services at 1800-492-1016 or visit the AFS web atte at: bttp:/ / m n r .mooqrsenac.org- K ic lj-i’ “Serving Sanford. Lake Mary and Seminole County Since 1908 Interest to pay the contractor o f their choice for the necessary work. In nddltlon there nrr lax Incenilves to promote rfllclent energy use. These programs are not restricted lo low-income people, slum areas or urban neighborhoods. Owners o f single or multifamily dwellings are eligible. While the grants do not have to be repaid, most o f the loans ofTer low or no-Interest, long terms and taw payments. Harrell L Beverly Transmissions WB havB positions available for: UCTION r Park >ur Shifts/NIghts OMER SERVICE Hour* par weak >le schedules ‘WAREHOUSE -Shlpp'a/Racalv'g -O rder Pullers -Forklift exp a ♦ -Various locations -Various shifts for a month long assignment setting up new department store InOviedo. P teeas call Q PC (407) 2S0406S N o F$S IO C P a c e GRAND OPENING 1ST fj] ; F e b ru a ry 7th Pubfahsd Tuesday trough Friday and Sunday by RspuWc Hssopapstt, Inc. • 300 N. French Am .. Sanford. FL 32771 Phona: (407) 322-2011 Fax: (407) 323-0400 at W ORLD GYM 407-32 t i i �SantorcJ Herald, Sanford, Florida - Tburadsy, February S, 1M 0 •M -mmc • -j{\ ; n i7 i^ uus '. P T T t i LklaL W r i- -i < i tjm yi*r. ~ c i I W so . • Carmen Alvarez, 3B, o f 4230 S. Orlando Dr., Sanford, was arrested Monday by Sanford police. Alvarez was charged with resisting with violence and assault/battery on law enforcement officer. Alvarez was arrested at the above ad­ dress, Report said that officers went Into an apartment be­ cause the defendant was alleg­ edly turning over furniture and screaming. When the first offi­ cer entered, she was attacked by the defendant with continu­ ous punches to the chest area. Rail •toner Steve Miller and that was on the Issue of traffic and noise. Lovestrand said the two-car trains would pass through the city every 10 to 15 minutes and the crossing o f congested State Road 434 and County Road 427 would timed to sync with traffic signals. And, 'they're quiet as a bus.' j-aWr Mary residents will have the opportunity to hear facts on the Issue tonight, during a special presentation at Lake Mary City Hall. Dick Thomas, Seminole County Transportation Spe­ j .-1.. threatened his ex-wife with a knife. QIIABtqutf M tfct I** .»»>Cl » v . A . U James Williams. 46. o f 1818 Lincoln Ave., Sanford, was a r­ rested Monday by Sanford po­ lice. Williams was charged with open container and ar­ rested at the com er o f 11th Street and Olive Avenue. The Sanford QUAD squad made the arrest. Eric Menefee, 28, o f 2839 Orove Dr., Sanford, was a r ­ rested Monday by Sanford p o ­ lice. Menefee was charged with battery and arrested at the above address. Menefee alleg­ edly pulled his wife’s hair dur­ ing an altercation. Eli Rimlrez, 89. o f 540 H ol­ brook Clr., Lake Mary, was ar­ rested Monday by Seminole County deputies. Rimlrez was charged with aggravated as­ sault and arrested at the above address. Rimlrez allegedly which side o f the fence to be on.* The public can make com ­ ment on the alignment up until Monday, Feb. 9. The project team will develop a recommen­ dation based on all Inform a­ tion gathered. Including that from public hearings held last month, and present Its recom ­ mendations to the Lynx Board on Feb. 26. cialist. will brief Lake Mary commissioners during the regular city commission m eet­ ing beginning at 7 p.m. Thomas said he will outline the process that has been fo l­ lowed, "How we got where we are." i-aitc Mary’s officials have voiced support o f both align­ ments. finding benefits ln ei­ ther. The city Is currently engaged In a study for downtown rede­ velopment. In which a CSX sta ­ tion would play a big part. Commissioner George Duryea, whose business is located downtown, said *1 don’t know The comment can be submit­ ted in letter form by writing to: Mr. Harold Webb. Project Man­ ager, Florida Department o f Transportation-District Five. 719 S. Woodland Btvd., Deland, Fla.. 32720. PooveyAbuse Resistance Education) officer for four years. Poovey. a 20 -year veteran o f the Sanford Police Department, has recently been awarded runner-up Officer o f the Year from the Florida D A R E . Officers Association. He received the honor last Friday In Cocoa Beach at the end o f a training conference. Ootng to local elementary schools, Poovey delivers the 17- lesson program to children and parents. He also teaches another lesson Implemented by Florida Gov. Lawton Chiles on the dangers and abuse o f heroine. Poovey said. "The governor felt a need for It*. Poovey educates the children at Ooldaboro, Hamilton. Pine Crest and Wicklow schools. *1 think the D.A.R.E. program is very u c cesaful In our community,* aaid Sanford P o ­ lice Chief Joe Dillard. Rick Poovey will be moving on soon, how­ ever. His full-time position as DA.R.E. officer Is being passed on to Officer Claudia Webber, who Is now going through the rigorous train­ ing. The training takes two weeks and Poovey described It as ‘ Intense*. T h e y lock the door alter 8 a m., there la a half hour dinner, and It usually laata till 12 a.m.,* said Poovey. Webber will be aaalated by Poovey until she gets set Into the position. ‘ Officer Webber has good rapport with the citizens in San­ ford,* Dillard said, *She la a community oriented person." As Poovey moves on to a new area within the department, he feels that he has made a difference. ‘ It's been a very rewarding experi­ ence.* Poovey said, *| feel that I have touched the Uvea o f a lot o f children and their par­ ents.* Payu exceptional performance on their Jobs. s e iy ^ M jh e ^ 0 ty4 ^#alety offl- ( ^Aa examples of Ih e to B M it ^ A ccord in g to present pay adjustments. It has been detenntned that the additional coat for fiscal 1996 w ill be approxtmately 867.000. W hlle not all em ployees would receive a pay Increase. Litton said tt would not change the ability o f employees to obin pay far £ ro m t*p a y range <4*8845 to > ) l.BS per hour, would have ■ new range o f 88.87 to 812.31 per hour. A t another level, a senior planner, at an hourly rate o f 613,98 to 819.55 would have a new pay range o f >14.31 to 820.34 parbou r. Litton oahl he behests the in c w a ia . which would have to William Skinner, 20. o f 1102 McKinnon Ave.. Oviedo, was arrested Tuesday by Oviedo police. Skinner waa charged with resisting without violence and arrested at the above a d ­ dress. Skinner, upset with his father being arrested, allegedly walked toward police officer In an aggressive manner thus put­ ting the officer ln fear for his safety. Ronnie Helderman, 45, o f 2088 Shady Ln., Geneva, was arrested Wednesday by Sanford police. Heidennan was charged with DUI. habitual traffic offender, leaving the scene o f an accident with Inju­ ries, attaching tag not as­ signed, no proof o f Insurance Ex-wtfg nparts tfcct i U LA and no registration certificate. Heidennan waa arrested In the 1000 block o f Dixie Lane. H ei­ dennan allegedly rear ended a vehicle, then left and hit a street algn, then walked on foot to a grassy area where police found him lying face down. be added to the present city budget expenses, could be ex* * 2 ? Transplant— ittaw ad hmm Fags LA the Silver Haired Legislature o f Florida, said that he returned to Snyder’s house a second time and bought a hike for >50 to give to hla grandson. T also told Randal's wife that 1 would do everything I could to help him get his operation." That same day, Pierce began to make calls to get others to hear o f Snyder's needs. Kathy Driscoll, public rela­ tions manager for TransLlfe, which handles Iddncy/pancreaa locations, said the average cost for the pan­ creas is approximately ‘ >70,000. She said as o f Janu­ ary 28, there were 1,604 people on the national waiting Uat for the combination kid­ ney/pancreas transplant. the Path of Totality tracks the Caribbean, across of South Anne Drive,______ ____ ______ _ Feb. 3. 1988. Bern on Feb. 31. 1902 in Austria aha moved to Central Florida torn East Urey, Wla. in lBfiO. Mia. Daniels waa a liiaiumiilmr She waa a member of A1 Church. Survtvore Include son. America, and then Into the Pa­ cific. Central Florida will w lta Partial Eclipse o f the The Moon wlU cover about 40 percent o f the Sunk surface. Central Florida w ill 73 , Avenue, Value Pawn. According to Information presented to the members o f the nine-person P k Z Commis­ sion. 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Medicare would proba­ bly pay far th.* kidney trans­ plant operation but not the pancreas. Briefschance to see this from Central will be another Partial EcHper (not so good as either) on Christmas this D s ^ D e c . 25. 2000 7ft* Real Florida Utntiff FDC/©t**7 BwiTiudk s Wgswa Mrnca ms* Mongng m jum Of is SunTruM �4 A •Santort Herald, Santort. Florida •Thursday. February 5. 1998 Editorials/ Opinions ELLEN GOODMAN The waft of a presidential sex scandal Enough Everyone knows there has been a presidential scandal. Accusations have been flying that President Dill Clinton had aex with White House Intern. Monica Lewinsky, and then told her to lie about It under oath In the Paula Jones trial. The mainstream media haw been playing the whole thing to the hilt. Everyone who may lor may not) be remotely associated with the go­ ings-on In the White House, has been In ter viewed, analyzed and judged openly. Tire media have taken and will continue to take public surveys. A recent one serves as an example of what we believe Is entirely uncalled for and going over the bounds of reporting news. One of the TV networks did a survey: ’ Does Hillary Clinton believe her husband? What do people think?" First of All. the "people* as they are described, don't really know what Hillary thinks. So why are they being asked that ques­ tion. It's hearsay. No court would allow that to be entered Into evidence so why should the gen­ eral public be given that as reasons to belittle the lYesident o f the United States. Look at the people who are being Interviewed by the media in connection with this situation. Wlille a few are being sought out. many others are stepping forward. They want their day In Ihe sun. regardless of how little they may know or whether they are merely spreading rumors or their own opinions. It's a wonder the mainstream press hasn't sought out some unknown woman who will go on nationwide TV to tell how she DID NOT have sex with Bill Clinton. We haven't seen It yet. but no doubt ItU be forthcoming before this Is over. They tell us they are doing these Interviews and polls because "the people have the right to know.* We agree with the right to know, but to know FACTS not Individual opinions and hear- BOSTON--The story comes cascading out of Washington at electronic speed, accusations and denials, factoids and speculations. A feeding frenzy of reporters, analysts, lawyers Is serving up undigested tidbits liberally salted with 'allegedly*." The words •affair' and •perjury* and Impeachment* pop up like unin­ vited guesta cmshlng a White llouae dinner. At the aame time, my own phone line echoes with a mournful reprint from friends, colIrngurs and fnmlly orfrrtng up the most unsci­ entific and honest and dispirited public opin­ ion: *1 can'l stand tills.* It's not rlrar whut the unbearable *thla* la. The wnfl of presidential scandal? The all-aex. all-the-tlme news that now treats the nation's leader like O J .. the Nanny, the Unabomber? The Independent counsel wiring up a woman for sexual gotcha? The destruction of • 34yrar-old woman? O f a First Family? The Idea that the whole mechanism o f government-­ peace In the Middle East. State of the Union, public policy proposals--now takes second place to ‘ perjury* and "peccadillos"? All of the above? At this moment the life of a presidency Is lianging on a laundry line o f "tfa." Lf It can be proved that Bill CUnton told Monica Lewinsky to perjure herself. It's over, i f It can be proved String them out along the laundry line of Ifs. he lied under oath, denying an affair that hap­ pened, he’a dug a hole that not even the Comeback Kid can pull out of. I f It can be be­ lieved that he had sex with a 21 -year-old Intern Ui the house he shared with hta wife, hla daughter and the country, who can stand It, stand fax. It? It la being said that this Is either the worst scandal or the worst smear In presidential his­ tory. My small sample of people who are not Kush Limbaugh listeners and do not laugh at Don Imua find themselves In the unusual and uncomfortable position of actually hoping that a young woman's fantasy Ufe got the best o f her. I cannot believe that he would do this In Ihe White House down the hall from the Oval OfTIre with an Intern. It's too Incredible" says a friend as If she were playing Clue. But she offers enough qualifications to leave behind a trail of her doubts. On CNN. the political analyst Bill Schneider offers up the "good news" that If It la "Just" an affair, Clinton may be saved by the cynicism of the public. Our opinion o f politicians cannot be lower. We already expect the worst. This ta how far we have followed Bill Clinton, parsing his personal life as carefully as he perhaps parsed his grammar In responding to questions about whether he "waa/ls* having an "Improper* relationship. When Oennlfer Flowers came out with tales o f their affair, the public accepted the candi­ date's Indirect admission that he *had caused pain in his marriage.* The operative word was -had* When Hillary said on television that the was no Tammy Wynette, we understood that mar­ riage can go through a bad patch. And be patched. When Paula Jones made her accusation. It too waa old news, dubious news, tainted with conservative politics. In the distasteful and unseemly deposition of the president and Paula Jones, when families had the unenviable task o f explaining ‘ distinguishing characteris­ tics* to the children, we were still uncertain about who was harassing whom. e Bill Clinton has skilled ahead o f the cracking Ice o f public opinion. Ills agility, his genuine political gifts, his grab-you-by-the-lapels In­ tensity. have served htm well. He ran for re­ election as national dad. even as Chelsea's dad. We heard a man who understood what families are going through, how the govern­ ment can help. “ L r a not Just stop with TV interviews. Let's also take a closer look at the various attorneys and so-called experts who have been Involved In the Investigation. Attorneys defend Individuals and as such will do whatever possible to stress their client's point. We expect such an ap­ proach. But let's look at them as opinions. What we need are FACTS. Things which have been proven, and judged as such In a court of law. In the meantime, we believe there are many who should hold back in their personal judg­ ments. If Bill Clinton is guilty, let's wait until he Is found guilty, then do whatever Is necessary. I f however, he Is not guilty and this has only been Dick Morris, o f all people, once described Clinton aa an Achilles without a heel. The heel was never the problem. Aa • bewildered Katie Courlc wondered on television: *lf the allega­ tions are true...how la It this Intelligent, ambi­ tious. politically savvy man can be so fool­ hardy and auch a slave to hla tlbtdoT* Make no mistake about It. The deal that Bill Clinton struck with the American people waa that the "bimbo eruptions." the "zipper prob­ lem," the sexual risk-taking waa over. string them out along the laundry line. But tf the president of the United States had an affair with a 21-year-old intern in the White House, it isn't just hta wife who's been ’b stn p td . «.#i*rr»»«M'l» ivryrt Jnr' • a ploy by a person wanting to make a name for herself, (or others who want to become known by blowing things out of proportion), then let'a do whatever necessary to be certain they no longer art held in the public image aa the sav­ iors of our government. fl*M» r?f RESIDENTIAL AMNESTY DAY Central Transfer Station, 1634 SR 419, Longwood l u n m m S cfcnff U IT m ft* — - m FOR HOUSEHOLD HAZARDOUS WASTE FREE to residents of Seminole County M om-S top Roumdtr/p A/p Omiv S SI. MAARTEN JAMAICA '''ui i|t. Sunday February 8,1998 9:00 a.m. till 3:00 p.m. Businesses may call CARE ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES at l-<800) 494-2273 For more Information About i Mldm H i l pUiM caU (407) 3300539. ' •I ' i. . i l l , . 'i j i ' . S3 'Oil 259 299 *99 499 (.99 599 899 1099 649 ■uHl 569 \w h i i t n i •ii?Iui i CAU VUUR ■’ 'vv'U/ / i //6/A// \ 8 8 8 5 {5 2 * 2 5 t* a y1'iH»! 11»I•i A i1 •t •i 11 D «y » sktssS 1 s„„„v !*< |. i* I n ' * \ I 1 *Ml till SSSmiS* * o» �I THURSDAY Sanford Herald F e b r u a r y 5. 1998 B Sports Resolution passed Extra Points.., Jeff Berlinicke L a k e M a ry D re a m M ile d ra w s clo se to 100 entrants Herald Staff Writer Herald Sports Editor Any coach’s ob is to give lis team a chance to win LAKE MARY _ Close to 100 participants got an early Jump on spring this pant Saturday an the Fourth Annual Lake Mary Track Club Reso­ lution Dream Mile Run was contested at Don T. Reynolds Stadium on the Lake Mary High School campus. The event allows runners and walkers of all ages an opportunity to get out of the house and Into the fresh air. and also gives competitive runners, whether high school, college, AAU or Senior Olympic, competitors a chance to get ready for the upcoming competitive running seasons. S A N FO R D _ L ym an g irls b a sk etb a ll coach B ru ce B on a ven tu re la co m in g u n d er a lo t o f c riticism fo r th e w a y h e h an dled la st S a tu r­ d a y s' d is tric t fin a ls a ga in st L ake M ary. P eop le a re co m p la in in g a b ou t th e w a y h e fro ze th e b a ll a g a in s t th e top -ra n k ed L a d y R am s, so m etim es h o ld in g th e b a ll fo r n e a rly eig h t m in u tes. B efore th e c ritic is m g ets to o lou d , h ow ever, le t's co n sid er th e fa ct th a t B on a ven tu re gave h is team a ch a n ce to w in . A n d th a t's w h a t h is Job Is. F o rg et a b o u t tre a tin g Lake M a ry a s If it w ere a n y o th e r tea m In th e state.. T h re e tim e th is season . Lym an h ad tak en m i L a k e M ary, try in g a ll k in d s o f ta c tic s to p u ll o u t a w in . an d th ree tim es th e L a d y R am s en ded u p ru n n in g a w ay. L ym an p la yed Its r e g u la r gam e la s t T h u rsd a y to tro u n ce a d a rn ed good O vied o tea m , b u t O vied o Isn 't Lake M a ry . N eith er Is a n yon e els e in th e state. S o B o n a ven tu re h a d a cou p le o f ch oices. H is team , b y q u a lify in g fo r d is tric t fin als, gu a ra n teed Its e lf a p lace in th e sta te p la y o ffs (th e L a d y G reyh ou n d s tra vel to B oon e F r i­ d a y n igh t)- S o h e co u ld h a ve sim p ly accepted th e In vita tio n an d tried to ru n w ith Lake M ary fo r 3 2 m in u te*. T h a t w ou ld h a ve b een d isa strou s. L ym an la a g o o d team th a t fin d a a w a y to win a lm o s t Medals were awarded to the winner In each age group, both -male and female, and the re­ mainder o f the top five In each age group re­ ceived a ribbon. Proceeds from the event go to help defray costs o f the Lake Mary High School track trams and the Lake Mary Track Club which puts on and sends runners to AAU (Amateur Athletic Union) meets. efiry time tt tMtfs the cOBfe- the J p f * Greyhounds upset Oviedo last y e a r to cam a bid In the states - b u t It la fctmply no m a tch could have held the ball and hoped for some sharp shooting from Brtanne and Meghanne Hickey. Xtamora Cruz and Lisa Berganske in hopes of keeping It dose end having a big night from the field. It was Bonavenhire's only chance and the fact the Lyman was In the game until the end proved that the strategy worked. Sure. Lyman still came away with a lose but It could have been ugly. Now Lyman can move onto states without the stigma of a big loss on their minds and a sense of pride. Anyone at Oviedo's gym last Saturday for the final against Lake Mary should have come away impressed by what Lyman dfcl. It wasn't exciting; it never la when a team stands at half court and watches the clock tick an endlessly. The Lake Mary girls seemed amused by the whole thing as did their fans. The Lake Mary contingent deserved to have acme fun. They have run roughshod over everybody they have faced all season and it was a sign of their power that the second best team in its district had to resort to stall Medal winners were: Mile Race Walk _ Michael Gibson (male) and Roxanne Ingalls (fem ale). 8-and-Under 800 _ Sean Peek (male) and Mi­ chelle Howard (female). 9-10 Mile _ Tony Caldwell (male) and Katie Cuulflrld (female). 11*12 Mile _ John Hrngehold (male) and Lnum Wilkins (female). 13-14 Mile _ Tema Kudakwaahe (male) and Ellen Warring (female). 15-16 M ile . David Quinones (male) and Kris­ tin Wolfe (female). 17-18 Mile _ Joe Huston (male) and Sarah Modesttt (female). 19-29 M ile . Joel Dice (male). 30-39 Mile _ Greg Peck (male). 40-49 Mile _ Dob Starhow (male) and Jane Starhow (female). 50-and-Over _ Mickey Mahaffrey (male). THE 4TH ANNUAL LAKE MANY TRACE CLUB RESOLUTION DREAMJCLE RUN Mils R ac« Walk _ mala: 1. Mlrhart Gibson. 11:37; 3. N<Mt> Ouklman. 13 37; 3 Jew Quinones. |3;«|. MU# Racs Walk _ tamala: I. Hossnne ln«*Jls 11:41: 2 Cal Goldman. 13 31: 3 Carol Wrt«ht. 13 42; 4 MtrhrSe Itlpprrt. 1357. S-*a4-Ua4er 900 _ a u la : l. Bran cork. 3 43. 3. Marty Tupp*. 3 35. 3. Eddie Ripper!. 4.IS. 4. llrtan Toppa. 3 53 S-aad-Uadar 900 _ tamala: I. Mtrhrtlr Howard 3 39. 2 Alyson Julian. 3 43; 3 Iterky Kyrrson. 3 31. 9-10 MUa _ mala: I. Tony Ceidsrrfl. 7.03. 3. Patrvk Dunran. 7:13: 3 llrandon Rubtrh. 8:11: 4. Scan Hams. 6 IS M O MU* . b a i l * : I. Ksltr Caulftrkt. 7:36. 3. AJr* Pare. 6:IB: 3. Auhley Julian. 9 39 I l i a Mtt« _ » l e : I. John llmcrhotd. 6 03: 3. Ilunlrr Hubert*. 6 06; 3. Daniel Purdy. 6:14: 4. Robert Purdy, 6:19: S. Jordan Vau|hn. 6 33. 6 llrtan Helms. 6 33. 7. Jorge Ramiro. 6 56: 6. Patrtrk Toppa. 7:13: 9 Drvtn Ollsra. 7:30 11*19 MU« . fa mala: I. Laura Wilkins. 6 39 3. Mor­ gan Doing. 7:01; 3. Manuel* Saldamaga. 7:10, 4. Nikki Howard. 7:33; 3. Kim Oerman. 7:33; 6 Hillary Raymond. 10:14. 19*14 Mils _ mala: I. Tema Kudakwaslie. 3 34; 3. An­ thony Howman. 5 44; 3 Reggie Stringer. 6 59: 4 Jeremiah Hurra. 6.03. 19-14 MUs _ fa mala: |. rjlen Warring. 6:19. 19*19 m ia _ mala: I. David Quinones. 6:09; 3. Drew 7kylor. 0 39. 19*14 MUa _ fa a u la : I. Kristin Wolfe. 6 37; 3. Chelsey Meeks. 6 37: 3 llet ky FrongUlo. 6 36. 4. Christine SplUrr. 7;I9. 5. Christy Shatlnrk. 7 39; 6 Tlilany Salon. 8 33. 17*19 Mila _ a u la : I. Joe llustun. 4 53: 3. Travis Gardner. 3 39. 3 Phil Shearer. 6 30: 4 Krtk Undqulat. 6:30. 3 Justin Wright 6.36; 6. Jon Stewart. 6 02. 7. Justin Luna. 6 03: 6. Mr hard Quinones. 9 33 17*14 MUa _ f * mala: I. Sarah Modesttt. 6 39; 3 Laura M ull. 949. 3. Vtrkl SplHmsn. 13 30 19-99 MUa _ mala: I. Joel litre. 3 47 90-99 MUa _ mala: I. Greg ivrk. e io. 40-49 MUa _ mala: l. hub starhow. 4 34 3 . Chris Ure. 5 48. 3 Steve lUomely. 6 19. 4 MltrheU Walk. 6:30. 3. Mutema Kudakwaslie. 6 36. 6 Mlrharl FrongUlo 7:49. 7. Charlie Meeks 7 49. 6. Hob lUwklns. 9 34: 9 l^hanl Ho Unaon. 9 43. 40-49 MU# _ female: I. Jane Starhow. 7:33: 3. Urhtae Hawkins. 9 34. 3. Claire Hohlnaon. 9 43. 50-aa4-Ovef MUa _ mala: I. Mickey MshsiTrey. 8 39. 3 Roger Odo 6 10. 3 Lionel llonrk. 6 44. UCF inks 10 new football players signing o f 10 player* to letters-oftntent. They will enroll at UCF In the fall and be eligible for the 1998 season. “We signed 10 solid I-A player* who will have a big Impact on our program.’ Kruczek said. "We didn't want to sign player* Just to fill out a roster so we concentrated on quality, not quanUty. “Obviously we would have liked to have signed more players, but we (eel this la a great class for us.' Kniacek and his staff had room to sign IB player* to reach the scholarship limit o f 85. ao they will await word on a few player* who plan to make their decision later this week, while at the same Ume evaluate some player* who may have been overlooked. “We were swimming In the ocean with the big boys with the players we were recruiting.’ co-recruUng Lake Mary forward has Lakeland on his mind you can do la Just sigh and say. 'so dose, again.” It hasn't been all Kersenbrock’a fault by any stretch. He fa one o f the leading rebounder* in Central Florida and can take over a gam e under the boards when he needs to. Keraenbrock averages 10 re­ bounds. 3 steals and 11 points p er And the Lake Mary fans can expect to have a lot of fun In Lakeland In a couple of weeks as the Lady Rams play for the state champi­ onship. But think about what Lyman went through. Aa the fans hollered, the Lyman girls kept their poise through what must have been a frustrating situation. Otve credit to the Lady Oreyhounds. But give more credit to Bonaventure. He came under alttctam for his tactics, but be did what he had to do to win the game. Bonaventure didn't get the W. although he’s gotten quite a few since taking over the Lyman pro^am last season. He * to the boos and his team couldn't run with Lake Mary for 32 i n ln n f e a . But he gave his team a chance to beat the best teem In the state. Don't be surprised If Lyman Isn't still hanging around for * few more games. His team doesn't always look pretty, but tt finds a way to win. And tt tried to find a way lest Saturday. Otve the team and Bonaventure a 9***9 - *- ** —w --- -**■* in g dawn the stretch xuerence opponents, awqy with s loss o f • iittie Dtt o« credit* Last Iseoad Shot: okay, since i to Lake Brantley. W ith Belk In street clothes. Lake Mary coach u * * Osudresu told Keraenbrock be would have to pick up some o f the scoring load. He’s done tt without sacrificing his re­ bounding. Just aa Belk went down. r w iifr Jam al Harrison rejoined the tM m to add m uscle under­ neath. ao the loss o f Belk hasn't been aa devastating aa a could have been. Im m ediately after the iqjury. the Rama lost In the final seconds to Sem inole and In over­ tim e to Oviedo, no sm all (cat re­ gardless o f who was an the floor. Still, the losses are getting to Keraenbrock. T f w e're not In lakeland for our last game. 1 w ill be totally heart­ broken,* Keraenbrock said. W ith Belk o u t tt win be largely up to Keraenbrock to sec t h is something FO R T H E B E S T C O V F R A G F O F S P O R T S IN Y O U R A R E A . R E A D T H E S A N F O R D H F R A L D D A IL Y �$ \- Sanford Herald. Sanford. Florida •Tburaday. February 5, 1990 Legal Notices Legal Notices Lyman to unveil baseball fa­ cility improvements LONGWOOI) _ The Lyman High School Athletic Boosters Club will be holding n Rib­ bon Cutting ceremony for the new additions to the baseball facility In the Carlton Henley Sports Complex this Saturday at 1 p.m. The improvements were a Joint venture of the students, coaches, parents and boosters. Following the ribbon cutting ceremony, the Ben C o n tin u e d fr o m P a g e I B . team makes it to Lakeland. Last season. Matt Townsley. now at Rollins College, was the man. Tills year It started with Belk. but now It's up to Kersenbrock. *1 like being the go-to guy.* he said. "I felt a little pressure at first, but It's kind o f fun.* Don't think he's given up hls rebounding du­ ties. where he constantly skies over players several Inches taller. Kersenbrock ts G-foot-5 and 190-pounds, but said It Is technique that makes him aiccessful. "You have got to box out.* he said, repeating a coaching mantra that has existed but hasn't a l­ ways been followed, since Nalsmtih set up the first peach basket. *1 always kept trying to Jump with people but that doesn't work anymore It's all about who wants It more and that's what I'm trying to do * He has competition for rebounds now with Hanison back. *He takes a couple o f rebounds from me every game,* Kersenbrock laughed. Kersenbrock's been playing the game since he was four years old and, like most high school standouts, the game ts a year-round comm it­ ment. He plays against many Seminole High students and also participates In recreation ball and youth ball. College is just around the com er and he's talking to North Florida and Georgia Southern. Hls best coach so far hasn't been any o f the Signeesra g s IB coordinator Alan Gooch said. ~We have to compete for players against traditional football schools from big conferences In order to get this program where we want It to be and I'm very happy with the ones we signed. "We went a long way toward bridging the tal­ ent gap today.* UCFa 1998 signees: 1. MeMn Clark. 5-foot *10. 170-pound, wide receiver. Thomasvllle (Ga.) High School. 2. Joe Coleman. 6-foot-3. 185-pound, defen­ sive back. St. Thomas Aquinas High School, Ft. Lauderdale. 3. Vito Golson, 6-foot-3, 190-pound, line­ backer, Lakewood High SchooL St. Petersburg. 4. Chance Hutto, B-foat-4v 360-pound, offen­ sive guard. Balnbrldgc (Ga.) High School. 5. Garrett1'McCrayrfiJfcol-S. 280-pound, line­ man. Lafayette County High School. Mayo. 6. Britt McOrtfT. 5-foot-10. 165-pound, wide receiver. P.K. Yonge High School. Gainesville. 7. Raheem Pontlflet 6-foot-4, 235-pound, de­ fensive end, Northeast Mississippi Community College, Jacksonville. 8. Andre Purdle, 5-foot-9. 265-pound, c o m e r back. Foley (Al.) High School. 9. Randolph W aite. 6 -foot-l, 175-pound, wide receiver, Jones High School, Orlando. 10. Maurice W ilson. 6-foot-2. 185-pound, run­ ning back. Florida High School. Tallahassee. Speedweek opens at Volusia Speedway ta the DeLEON SPRINGS _ The newly reconstructed Volusia Speedway Park opened 1998 Speedweek with an All-Star Sprint Wednesday night. Danny Lasoakl o f Hlgglnsvllle. Missouri cam e out on top o f the 20-Up feature that had 41 winged sprinters taking the green flag on the h alA n llc banked d a y track. Trailing » to the checkers were Lance DeWease o f ML Alto. Pennsylvania and J eff Shepard o f Upperco. Maryland. In an UMP Modified event. 48 c a n went to the line with Leo Burkhardsm ler o f Btamark. North Dakota winning the 25-lap feature. Second was Ed Eachman o f Cincinnati and third was Jaren Boyce o f Minot, North Dakota. Tonight, the A ll-Star Sprints and UMP Modifleets w ill again Invade the half-m ile d a y track. Grandstands open at 5 p.m. with racing starting a t 7:30 p m . at the facility located on Highway 40 between Ormond Beach and Ocala. WORLD 8ERIE8 READY TO OPEN AT NEW SMYRNA 8PEEDWAY SAMSULA _ The 32nd Annual W orld Series o f Asphalt Stock C ar Racing w ill run from Febru­ ary 6th through February 14th at New Smyrna 5pccd wsy e The track, located at the com er o f S R 415 and SR 44 between DeLand and New Smyrna Beach, w ill open at 10 a.m. on Friday and Sat­ urday. and then open at noon for the rem ainder o f the w en t. On Friday, practice w ill take place from noon to 4 p.m.. with qualifying being held from 4 p m . to 6 p m . H eats begin a t 7 p m . for the A ll Pro type Late H otfeU and NABCAR/SK Tour Type Modlfleda. with features being run In those two classes as well as M ini-Stocks. Sportsmen and Lim ited Late Models. Other rln ™ — running during the week w ill be the Bom ber*. Run-A-Bouts. Florlda/IMCA Modlfleda and Am erican Race Trucks. F o r n o n m f e c m O a o . c a l l t h e r A S C A R o f f ic e at (9 0 4 1 4 3 7 -4 1 3 9 or on th e net at W W W .N E W S M V R N A S P E E D W A Y .C O M . Blue and Gold Inter-squad ' baseball game will be held. Any baseball alumni who wish tto participate, please call Debl Rlggle at 869-0425. Lyman Boosters are also looking for volun­ teers to work at the concession stands for winter and spring sports events. Anyone Interested In being on the Lyman Athletic Board for next year shouts call Ann Can- at 339-5244. AAU coaches, or even Gaudrrau. It was hls mom. Angela. "My mom taught me everything to know about shooting,* Kersenbrock said. ‘ She’d l>e wearing a nUc dress or something, then she'd tie telling me about my technique.* Angela's coaching will pay off when Kcrsen* brock sulls up somewhere next season, but he's not thinking about that right now. In fact, he wouldn’t mind hanging out nt Lake Maty a little while longer. "I'm not ready to gradunte.* Kersenbrock said. 1 mean, what could be better than this? Every­ body knows me here, and I don't want to go someplace where 1 might hnvc to do all my own laundry and have to cook for myself.* He Is a big man on the Lake Mar campus and not just because of hls height. Kersenbrock gets the grades and also tenches math to some of Ute special education students at the school, ‘ I thought l‘d be psyched about college but It will be a big step. I like where I am right now.* If Lake Mary can pull off a few upsets along the way and leant to hold a lead, he'll like It a lot more where he Is in three weeks. Lakeland. Legal Notices IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OT THI IIT H JUDICIAL CIRCUIT; IN AHO FOR ■IM IN 0 L1 COUNTY, FLORIOA OINtRAL JURISDICTION DIVISION CASS NO; IT -34SI-CA 14 R CAPSTEAD. INC. PLAINTIFF VS STACEV A. BLACK. ET AL DEFENDANTS! NOTtCI OF ACTION CONSTRUCTIVS SSNVtCB .TO STACEV A BLACK. AND MICHAEL K. BLACK whose residence it unknown H h*/th*/1h*y bt liking; and If h*/th*/in*y bo dead. the unknown dafandanta who may ba spouses, Sana, devisees, giantaaa. ataignaat. lienors, creditors, trustees. and all pertiaa claiming an interest by. through, under of agamtt tha Dafandanta. who ara not Known to ba daad or alive, and all pertiaa having or claiming to hava any rlghl, lit la or mtaraal In tha property .dgMdbwd w Legal Notices Shapard. FUbutn A Ooodblatl. PA. I l l N .I. Ivanhoa Boulavafd Suita M l Orlando. Florida 31104 NOTIFICATION It you At* a par ton wrth a dis­ ability who naada any accom­ modation In order to piwlidpata m Ihit proceeding, you ara anti* Had. at not coat to you, to tha provision at cartaln aaalatanca. Plaaaa contact Mary anna Moraa. Clark ol tha Seminole County Court, at 301 North Park Avanua. Sanford. Florida 33711, at 407-333-4330, aatanaton 4337, within two working day* ol your rocoipt Of Mu* Notico; M you ara hearing or voice impaired, can 1-SOO-MS-S771. Publlah: February I, 13. 1SSS DEN-43 O F T M ib t n JU D IC IA L C IR C U IT m a n n for I COUNTY, LOTS 734. 737, 730. AMO 73S AND THI WIST I/I OF LOTS 740 AND 741, TOWN OF LONOWOOD. ACCONDINO TO THI PLAT TH IR IO f A l RECORDED IN PLAT NOOK I. P A Q IIfl) t i ­ l l . OF THI PUBLIC NICONOS OP SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORI­ DA hat baen filed agamtt you and you are required to atrva a copy ol your written doleneoo. <t any. to It on DAVIO J. STINN. ISO. Plaintiffs attorney, whoao addraaa I* 101 I University Drive *S00. Plantation, FL 33334 (no later then 30 days from tha data ol the Hret pubUcalton el thro notice of action) ciert g| true court either before . eervlce on PlemtrtTa attorney or w*ea a again** you for the demanded In the complaint or petition Iliad heroin. WITNISS my hand wad the tool of thta Court of IIM iffO LI County. Florida, true 33rd day of JANUARY. 1SSI («A U MARYANN! MORSE CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT BT: Ruth King Deputy Clerk LAW OFFICES OF DAVIO J. STERN ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF 101 S. UNIVERSITY DRIVE SUITE SOS PLANTATION. FL S3334 OrOIBOOStCAF) Publlah; January I t , end February 0, tSSt OEM-337 v«. MARIO QUOLIUZZA. al Al. Oefendentla). NOTICS OF FORECLOSURB SAVE NOTICE IE HEREBT GIVEN purauant lo An Order ReeeheduHng Foreclosure Bata dated January 74th. ISIS, and entered In Caaa NO. 17-3011 CA ol Ihe Circuit Court Of the EIGHTEENTH Judicial Circuit M and for SEMINOLE County. Flor Ida wherein BANK UNITED OF TEXAS. 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HI* 10th. day of FEBRUARY, 1004. tha aa get forth bt ooM Summary Final JudgamEI *4 Foracle owe i f Attorimyd the potltiermr'e UNITED STATES SECRET SERVICI MIDDLE OISTRICT OF FLORIOA PuMtah: January IS. February I, I I , IM S OEM-133 pregerTy situated in County. Florida, deocrtboM as: Lot IE, WINSOR MANOR, according to Ih* pint Stereo*, as recorded in Plof Rook ts. Fag* ga, of the Public af Samlnela County. Florida, ai pubbe aata. ta mm Mgta and b*M bidder, for caah. M Mm of Mm lemmata MT M. S3T7T Ml TIMS AM . SR February S4M. ISM. OATED tms n t h day af January, TSM. MARYANN* Clork of Circuit Court Deputy Clerk ENRICO a OOMIAISI. PA. Atlemey et Lew ■Mu m n E flE M j mm •rYTWkpep M you ara a pargan wNR S MM•baity who naad* any aooommolatlan In order to parNolpat* ta MU* proceeding, you or* MNiMad, at no com W yeah M4 No pravieIon of cortarn ggi Wiere. Plaaaa conieet Court Administration «| M l North SNtferd. Florid* 11771 (407) *33-4330, anoraioa 4337 wNhin (3) working days of your ^ l M S* 110-1771. PubiHh: January February t. Ibt* th ereto hat baen liiad agamtt you and you are toquued to ear** a copy ol your written dofonooe. « any, within 39 days after tha first publication of thta Notice el Action, on Echorarrla. Me Celle. Raymer, Barron • Trappier. Plaintiffs attorney, mhotr addraet IS *01 Sayoher* B u'avard Surf* * 00, Tampa, F otida 33304. and file Mm ortg in 1 ' with this Court antmr b.lur* service on PlaUMlff'o •Camay or immadietoty there a' a*, olharwrt* a default wtS ba entered agamtt you for tho renal demanded In the Complaint or poutmn. Thr* notico shall b* one* each weak lor two can eacuthr* waakt m itm Sanford Haratd. WITNESS my hand and Mm **•1 of thi* Court on Hue 3Dth day of January. USE. (BEAU Maryann* Moraa • CMTh Ol MW Court ByCaeoL* V |k#m f As Deputy Clerk ' ” nottao not latar than 00eon (t) notta*. Totapfmno: 447-3114330 art. 4317; 1S04 SS4-T TI (TOO) or 1-000 * 44-3770 fw); at* 11303 N. MIR I Suite F i TOrreca. FL SM13 r FM 147I St I c a m no . gr-ggg NRfISfNN 1C-L FT MORTOAOE COMPANIES OJN/A FTt MORTOAOE SERVICES F/K/A CARL I. BROWN AND COMPANY. ST-11 ._ : 14-s FT MORTOASE COMPANIES D/B/A F.T.S. MORTOAOE SERVICES F/IUA CARL I. BROWN AND COMPANY. «*. RICHARD A HEARSIY. JR., ot M. JUAN A SALDANA J R , Mai. pursuant 10 o Mortgage Paractaour* dated January tsth, i s m ; and arnorad In Caaa HO. PT-SM af NO. ST-MS4I Cawrt af Mm UNO L I 1 bt Caunty. tMTOAOE D/S/A F.T.S. M RVICIS F/K/A RUN ANO COMPAU l A i i l f l wYer) i f l I MiAATMA ^mSMONaw ™ arm 0*1 DSN BAY VtLLAOE APARTMSHTSl SEMINOLE COUNTY; TENANT St EMMA ANIENS in ■rrs. TEINTH Judicial CUcuR In tor SEMINOLE Cauwfa. 1 Mharabi FT MORTOAOE RAMIES D/S/A FT* MORTOAOE •ERV1C IS F/K/A DMPANV ta MS id RICHARD JRa KN4IS L. RICHARD A HEARSIY, SR4 FIRST BANK NATIONAL ASSOCIATION TR U/A DATED 01/01/M (EOCO HOME EQUITY LOAN TNUST ISM -1) are Mm Defendant*. I « Mrn EVCST FRONT DOOM OF THE MOLE COUNTY COURTHOUSE; SANFORD. FLORIOA « TIRO an., an Mia ISM day af FSBIBM . Nm 5s r* - NgfN?l , FSfb Avenue! Bantard. FlorIds M i l l , pur- sw en tieiR er Faroeleoura CIVIL ACTION CASS NO. S O -fS tf-O A f* NfWOfON L MILANO MORTOAOE CORPORATION. Ptamtift, vs. ANTHONY A PRESTON, *1 al. NOTICS OF SALS Motlea M hereby ghmn that, purauant ta * Final JuOpmanl ol Foractoouro or Or Oar doled January 10th. 10* 0. entered m Civil Coo* Number * 1-1411CA14, in Mm Cireurt court for SEMINOLE County. Florid*, wharsm INLAMO MORTOAOE CORPORATION I* Mm PlamtiN. and ANTHONY A. PRESTON. *1 al.. ar* Mi M W N O U K Cgtfhfy,. jnptida. ^ W ip / ^ O U N T R V MANOR. at racordad M Ptai Soak * 0. Page M . af Mm Pub*-------af lamtnota County. Florida, ta public tota. ta Mm high and baet bidder, for ccta, M Mm wool Mom gear. 301 North Pork Avanua, Senfwrd, Plorid* d H A S am on Mm ISM day 01 FEBRUARY, I EM. Bon d : January lid t, ISM. MARYAMStE NORSE CLERK OP TNS CIRCUIT COURT ‘ - 1v y • »------H •« PNgvwta Daguty Ctark ;-i Admlntatrtahra ORtaa of Mi* . Court. M l N. Part County C PL S3771 (4P7) 333-4330, TOO 1-40S-S44•771 ar I-400-433-47/0 via PuMtah: January February A ISM DEM-33* 3*. CAS I N O . ST - ESbS-C A -14-S wT a n o m o r t o a g i ' * * * * * * CORPORATION, j a t f . r iu s e r t , j r ., r r a l, Notta* ta hereby gtvon n m ta accordance with Mm Final Judgment at Foraotaour* omarad aa January 1S4A ISM m clad actmn no. S7-MM-CA1«-E ta Ma Circuit Court of SEMINOLE County. Florida, ta which JAY F. REUSERT. JR., ST AL. war* Daloadant* pad INLAND MORTOAOE CORPO­ RATION. Mo Ptatatdf, I wta aad by Mw Moot Front Door. M l N. Park Avanua, Sanford. PL StFtE M Mm hour at l l « * b j a an MARCH SM. ISM an Mb I LOT I I. RSOOROSD M P U T BOOK SI PAOCS ES AND M . PUBLIC NICONOS CP COUNTY. FLORIOA aaal af Mi* Court on January t * « , ISM. I Of MU* Court on JANUARY Ctark of Nm CirauK Court |ooo I . Jaoawta 1 uf Mm Circuit Court By. Jono L Jaoawta Daguty Ctark SPn covenants, bona, tana* m ••une af Mai r iits ftlis n at AT FOXWOOO, ■ condoudniuta. "• ' " » • *• Otfictai Rotor da Saab t i l l . 1 S4I 0 FLS3M 1 * . es and «ea R*. watar, ^watar rjhte^ and FabriMnA I t s * . « 11 * # SAL. m — ilMwM ■idNl 4 e u w | (M M|m BM W Odr M TNS CIRCUIT COUNT OP TMS EMMTSBOTH j g g i C i i i CHtCUTT : February S, 11, ISM ----317 new Or thereafter a party of the naad a epoclal accommodation to partlclpat* In Mil* proceeding should contact Oloabilrty CoordtnMor ot M l North Park Avonu*. Suit* N.301, Stadord, Fiotida 11771 at least liva days prior 10 Mm proceed 1no Totapfmno: 1*07) 313-4130 Eel. 4117; 1-SOO-SIS-S771 (7DD user a only). WITNESS my bond and Seal of ihit Court on January itth, IMS. (Court Saab MARYAMNE MORSE CLERK CIRCUIT COURT By Oorothy W. SoRon Donald L. Smith. laqutr* Allot nay lor PtatntNI 300 North Ocean Streat Jackoonvill*. FL 31101 Tamphona: *04/134.3*41 Pubhoh: February I, I I , f*M DEN-43 •N TNS CIRCUIT COURT OP TMS tSTM H ggu are St. NOTICE OF ACTION TO JOSE 0 MARTINEZ. JR. LAST KNOWN RESIDENCE: SJ7 Cascade Circle. *111 Casselberry FL 31707 CURRENT RESIDENCE: UNKNOWN THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF JOSE 0 MARTINEZ. JR LAST KNOWN RESIDENCE: 337 Cascade Circle, ( I I I Casselberry FL 37707 CURRENT RESIDENCE: UNKNOWN TENANT *1 LAST KNOWN RESIDENCE: 337 Cascade Circle, ( I I I Cattalbarry FL 31707 C RRENT RESIDENCE: NKNOWN TENANT e l L A S T KNOWN RESIDENCE: 337 Cascade Cucl*. *111 Casselberry FL 31707 CURRENT RESIDENCE: UNKNOWN YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an action to Iorec lose a mortgage or> Ih* following property In SEMINOLE County. Florida: UNIT F, BUILDING 7 OF BUM MIT VILLAGE UNIT II. A CON DOMINIUM, ACCORDING TO THE DECLARATION OF CON OOMINIUM THEREOF AS RECORDED IN O R BOOK 1831. PAGE 111*. AND ANY AMENDMENTS THERETO. SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. TOGETHER WITH AN UNOfVID EO INTEREST IN THE COMMON ELEMENTS APPURTENANT ve CLIFFORD SCOTT ROBERTSON. Ot * 1.. Oalandant(e). NOTICS OP SALS Nolle* ta hereby given that, purauant to • Summary Judgment ol Forocleouro, I will toll tho following doacrlbod property located In Somtnol* County, Florida: lo t t i t . Stack C. WINTER GREEN, accord mg to Mm plat thereof 0* recorded In Plal Book 34, paga* SO and St, ol Ih* public records of Sammola County, Florida, at public aata. to tho htghatt bidder for etth. al Mm west from door of Iho Sommota-a County Court houa*. Sanford, Florida. 11 AO a pi . on February. Itth, ISIS. Nolle*: Amortcona With O'tabiiiiiat A d of ISto. Admmiktrothr* Order No. * 4-10. Pubhah: February S. IS. 10b* OEN-SS OOMMStaMaftaOttaMSOOlbta•M b Ml SM WIST Miami, Florid* l it 31-3310 (300)000-7001 Datandant(e). COUNTY. PLOfMOA CASE NO. dT-SSSS-CA-ta-K GLENDALE FEDERAL BANK. F.S.S., Plaint HI, M TNS DMOMfT COURT »y j WITNESS MY NANO and dk* aaal al MU* Court on January tSIh, 10SS. MARYANN! MORSE. Clark O r Jan* E. J m ml* Deputy Clark ORBOOE. AHRENS, BBOUIRC KEITH MACK LLP IN THE CIRCUIT OOURT OF THE EIGHTEENTM JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR • EMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA CIVIL ACTION CASE NO. ST-E71S-CA o iv is io n ta-w NATlONSBANC MORTGAGE CORPORATION F/K/A NCNB MORTOAOE CORPORATION, Ptamtift re. JOSE O MARTINEZ. St al, kcalien of rmtMO Of Ih* cmMnof 1, ■ tl il ferfoduro acuan or rocoipt ol dwoct wntton notico. whrehovor NOTICE M aarlior In accordance with tha Americans OioabdMw* Act, par Tho petition than ba aignad by naaduig a apoctal accom porppy and ahad oat fart* Mm nature and oetant of Iho potiUmar's right, tit la. or supporting BARBARA L. CITRONS; at aL. NOTICE IE HEREBY OIVEN MARYANN! MORSE Clerk of Circuit Court Sy Dorothy W. Bohon Deputy Clark • CODILI* A BTAWIARSKI 4010 Boy Scout Boulevard Suita 450 Tampa. Florida 31*07 Telephone: (St 3) 177 *001 CSS H 7-04311 Publish: February S. 11. ISM DtN-44----------------------------- *"d cueurn*toneao af Ml* polltionar'e acquisition of Mm right. Ufla ---- * Ml WM hg^—rerM 4-, j,Ua Hi'Mi u M RHP Hnif NOTICC N HEREBY GIVEN b lummwy Final b( Foroatoouro Agigv a* DATED Ihia IBM day of ASSOCIATION. INC., a Eliw Lfw nutmmb Cave riongt toy- n ptrnU winf 1I»*. ' M TN I MAONTT COUNT C A M N O . 0 T-B S 4 4 -C C -B 0 -F KSNSINQTON PARK the Seminole County courthoua* In Sanford, Somlnolo County. Flortda. at 11:00 AM. on tho 3*th day of February, IMS. tho following daacribad property a* eel forth In cold Final Judgment, to wfl: Lot S3. Aiom* Bond Ttact IV, according le tha plat thereof at recorded in Plal Book 43, Pag** 41 through S3. Inclusive, Public Records of Seminole County. Florida. NOTE: PURSUANT TO THE FAIR DEBT COLLECTION PRACTICES ACT YOU ARE AOVIS ID THAT THIS LAW FIRM IS DEEMED TO BE A DEBT COLLECTOR ATTEMPTING TO COLLECT A DEBT AND ANY MFORMATION OBTAINED WILL BE USED FOR THAT PURPOSE. Dated ih* isth day of January, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIQHTBBNTM JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR SEMIROLR COUNTY, FLORIOA CIVIL ACTION CASE NO. ST-B01S CA DIVISION 14 BANK UNITED OF TEXAS. F.S.B.. Platntifl(a). Legal Notlctt Legal Notices PS7M10M NOTICS OF FICTITIOUS (._ ___ la hereby given Nmt I engaged m buernggo of ST4 l. Wmler ___ Flat Id* 13711. - - - - County, Florida, under Nve FlctWeu* Name of SNMUMOO COMPUTER EOLUWOMS. end Mint I Intend lo rogtatv gpU M m * wits in* Divlolen of Corporation*. T e re h e llll. Florida, m accordance M R Sim provleiene al tho FtatRieu* Nam* Etatuto*. To-WA: 1ES1. Pubhoh: FMxuary », tggg 0CN-4S 1 S3M dray Faa Cove. PLSS7M BATE: January tsm. | (Court Sea* m p w m ii t a M M i i m 'l l f m ^ p& "Otic* 407-E33ASM oat. 4337: t EDO M 4 ET71 or aganoy oandtag A m SSLv TaHphaae: 4S7-I3S- 43M oat. 4337; I EM ME 1771 (TDO( or 1-gM-ES4-S77S (rg ta* Ctark a f CircuM Court Jm m* dr ■' iS l*M iM *Pm IrB - . OM PdH WM A* POMUfy Ctark Attorney gi Loo •m r “ ~ PL at thta (W t Of 1 SM SM SI TS M; tag S, I t , ISM w [ft u 4] S»! 5 hit JSJSl*-"" S OSM-tll �» ______________________________________________________ Sanford Hendd, Sanford, Florida» Thunday, February 5. I W People -3» __________ IN B R IE F Hobbyist of the Week Sunriee Klwanls meets Friday Art Association masts Saturdays Preserving fam ily m em ories for future The Sem inole Sunrise K l­ wanls Club m eets every Friday, at 7 a.m., at Shoney'a, US 1702. south o f Airport Boulevard. Guest are welcome. For Infermotion, call TOny McDaniel at 324-0409. Sanford-Sem inole Art A sso ­ ciation meets on the fourth Saturday o f each month, at 1 p.m., at Shoney’a tn Sanford. Those Interested In art are welcome to attend.* By SUSAN WBNNSS Sunbelt Dayllly Club Free clinic Friday O en eva-A free clinic to In­ clude blood pressure check, blood sugar screening and Im ­ munisations w ill be held every Friday, from 9 to 11 a.m .. at the Oeneva Elem entary School tn the old school building, cor­ ner o f First and Main Street In Oeneva. The clinic Is spon­ sored by the Sem inole County Health Department In conjunc­ tion with the Sem inole County SherifTs O ffice and Oeneva Elem entary School. For Infor­ m ation. call 349-9284. Bubstanca abuse discussed SAFE, Substance Abuse Family Education, la conduct­ ing a 'F am ilies In Crists* out­ reach program. Interested o r ­ ganizations wanting to contact the life Savers Chib o f SAFE may call Libby Kuharske at 291-4357. Sunbelt Dayllly Club m eets the first Sunday o f the month at 2 p.m. through April at the Art Center In Sanford.. The club educates members on dayllly growing through slide shows, guest speakers and trips to dayllly gardens. There are no club dues. C all 880-3190 for more Inform ation. Dixieland band open to public Dixieland Forever Inc., a non-profit band, plays the sec­ ond Sunday o f every month, from 4-7 p.m., at the VFW Hall. 2708 W ells Ave.. Fern park. Open to the public, donation Is $8. For Inform ation, call 8417335. Bromallad Society to moot The Seminole Bromollad S o­ ciety meets the third Sunday o f the month, at 2 p.m .. at San­ ford Oarden Club. U.S. 17-92 at Fairmont Avenue. Sanford. A ll aspects o f brom eliad culture are covered during the m eet­ ings. The society Is affiliated with the Florida Council o f Bromollad Societies and the Bromeliad Society Inc. For In­ form ation. call Bud Martin. 321-0838. COMA announces mootings The Concerned Organisation o f Men In Action (COMA) m eets the first and third Friday, at 8 p.m.. tn the church annex at St. Jam es AME Church. Ninth Street and Cypress Avenue, Sanford. Seniors moot LAKE M A K )r-A senior's group m eets for lunch the sec­ ond Friday o f each month at Lake Mary Church o f the Naxarens,.171 X. Crystal Lake Ave. Th e noon m eeting 'la held In Herald S taff W riter SANFORD • Avis Rodin began her hobby as a way to give her fam ily a sense o f belonging and heritage then found It also to be a way to reach other fam ilies. Her hobby and busi­ ness with Creative M em ories has turned her photo albums and scrap books Into works o f art while allowing her children to see emotion, her thoughts and a color blast from the past. She has worked with Creative Memories from three years. It 's the best home based busi­ ness I know of.* she said. *1 was asking Ood to give me a m inistry with women. I love to teach and 1 needed som ething to do. It's been an outlet to get with women that I can m eet array from church. It’s really our m ission to let every fam ily know that they have a story to tell.* Bodln added* We are fam ily historians for our children. We want our children to know later In life where they came from , where they are going and give them some continuity. It’s not just story telling but a great way to encourage others. It's a great m inistry to help and share with others. It’s great for fsm lllea and I like to be an encourager.’ A convention was recently held tn Orlando and Bodln cited that she receive d many Ups and ideas from this w ork­ shop. She also m eets monthly n M B IlfttlK with others to share thoughts and new Information. *1 have seen so many people suffer after the death o f a loved one.* she said. ‘Gathering the pictures and putting them In albums and seeing them seems to help tn the healing process. I've even seen rebellious teen­ agers benefit from seeing their albums. They may be having a hard tim e but when they see the love and comm ents that the parents have added they D dlM lhtftrB o f DEAR ABBY: My mother has always suffered with various depress of depression. She no longer Noonan deVere Howard taboo medication or sees a thereChapter o f the United DaUgfr- ptat. but perhaps she should, term o f the Confederacy m eets When Mom and I go to lunch on the last Friday o f the together, or when I call her, the coomonth. For Inform ation, «-pii ven ation s a n always shout tho 322-1435. wrongs Dsd hss dons to hsr Conftatrscy m i Mr ft>i someone you love! with so many m em ories and history about the family.* Bodln and her husband, Ron. have been m arried for 34 years. They have four children. Rhonna. RlcheOe. Ruthie and Robert. The fam ily Is part o f New Tribes Mission. They attend Central Baptist Church where Bodln directs the choir for the first and second grades, sings In an adult ensem ble and In the choir. Mom’s repeated tales of woe irk daughter A D V IC S **** ABIGAIL VAN B4JREN do new promises have to bo suds? Why do promises to women have to bo mado In tho abocnco of woman? Any timo a group ia excluded from an organ isation , It Im plies the grounls believed not to be worthy o f membership. I willing to apply this both to the Promise Keepers and the Notional Organization for Woman (NOW). I am all for keeping promises. But Td find it more credible if the DEAR ABBY: I must respond to tho daughter-in-lsw who was upoet «iU gig (h t dishes, rather |^ n hav­ shout her father-in-law’s new rela­ ing another - y * 1 out with the boys. tionship. Having recently lost my In this regard, I am Uttle diflbreooe woocUnUl huibtod, friend and combetw een bow ling and Prom ise psnioa o f 29 y s a n , I, too, found solace in the companionship o f a Kespsrs meetings or relUss. FAITHFUL (M ALE) READER w ldow sr friand who was in the same situation. This relationship DEAR FAITHFUL (M ALE) hss not nplaced the love for my husband, but it hss permitted me to experience life and joy again. M y husband and I discussed these m atters, and this was his wish as w ell as mins. Those who [enem ies. I suggsatsd sbs loin church groups, etc., so she will have la 1Mb, but aha still dwells mainly In m s peat Dad cant am that I'm tryN ta bring her Into the preeent Adopt are drawn back when they see all the love.* Concluding she said.* The best thing Is that It has brought my m other and I closer. My dad was one o f the first m artyrs killed with the New Tribes Mission. Through the scrapbooking she has talked to me about him and shared things. It’s so exciting to be Involved In this. Every tim e I see photos I see pages tn an album that can be filled loss should bo tho last to condemn I want to eq)oy my mother's comny and hava her eitjoy m ine, by, what can I do to make our FREE Institute * Nspm has * | (407)333-5111 was Orange City (904) 77441044 H P T M foM Ul-------------------------- m— * Lake M ary ■■msfri— IB ~ tasr e: * Cataract it Glaucoma Screenings this Friday 9rf)0 a.m. -1100 a.m. Hi----- flea----- NSTitt rmmm Ufc tutid MSmB U is p u iw JEBffFI arnKTHU-t— i tm m .u I T IS W R IT T E N T E L E V IS IO N l Ah I r.l/thl I In ( M a u a n d Ei n b t i n e F ( in person) Saturday 2 — it z n r : 17711 l .. 1. 1 T 1 -7 7 ~.r. • 1 j �4 8 •Sanford Herald. Sanlord. Ftonda Thursday. February 5. 1998 Legal Notices IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT TOR THE MIDDLE DISTRICT OF FLORIDA ORLANDO OtVISION UN ITED STATES OF AMERICA. Plaintiff, vk. THOM AS E O DAY. DAVID H Ell AND. THOM AS E O DAY. II. and B AR NETT BANK OF CEN TRAL FLORIDA. Defendant NOTICE OF MARSHAL'S SALE Undai an ORDER granting summary judgment lor Plaintiff Unilad Stalaa of Amartca •ntarad by tbs Court In tba above-eaplioned civil action on Docombof 13rd. 1994. and pur­ suant to an ORDER OF FO R E­ CLOSURE ANO SALE sntsrsd on the ;otn day of January. 1999. I am commandsd to sail at public auction at tba w et! door of tba Sammola County Courtbousa in Sammola County. Florida, to tba bigbast biddar all tba lands, and all tba improvamants, buildings, fit* fur as and appurtanancas there on. locatad at SOT TucAar Dnva. Sanlord. Florida 3 I7 T J . In Sammola county, mora fully dascnbad aa Lot 21, SUNLANO ESTATES. FIRST ADOITION as par plat tbaraof racordad In Plat Book 12 at pagas 9T and St ol tba Public Racords of Sammola County. Florida. (tfaramattaf rsfarrad to as tba Sub|ac1 Proparry'| NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN that on tba 4tb day of March. IM S . at 12 00 p m. on such day. at tba Sammola County Courtbousa In Sammola County. Florida. I win m obedience to said Ordar of Judgmant. Forsclosura and Sala salt tha Subtact Proparfy at public auc­ tion to tha bigbast bast biddar lor cash Tha farms and condi­ tions of tha sala ara as follows: t. Tha sala shall ba subtact to all budding linos (if aslabIrsbadl. aN laws, ordmancsa and govarnmantal regulations (including building and tonmg ordinances! affecting tha Subtact Property, and ease­ ments and restrictions appear­ ing of record, if any. 2. Tba successful biddar shall ba reouired to deposit a mini­ mum of ten percent (tO S) of tha amount bid at the time of sale, either by certified check or by cash deposit. 3. The balance of the purchase pries aha« be tendered to tha United States Marshal by tha successful bidder within ten (10) days following the data of the sale m the form of a certi­ fied check payable lo the United States Marshal tor the Middle Oistnct of Florida. In the event the! the purchaser fails lo fulfill Ibis requirement, tba deposit shall ba forfaited and apphed to the eipenees of sale, and tha Subject Property shall ba reoffered for sale m the same manner as provided for tha initial sola. 4. The Subtact Property shall be offered for sale subtact lo confirmation by the Court, and on such confirmation and receipt of tha balance of tha purchase pries, tha UnRed States Marshal shall asacute and deliver to the purchaser)a) a deed to the Property. 5. The Property ehaN be sold free and clear of aN Interests . party to this proceeding. Tha Property shall be open for pubbe Inspection on March 4th, 1SSS, from 10 am . to 11 am . For additional Information concerning the Property, cab the office of the U.8. Marshal Sorvtce PI HOT) 444-4324. Dole: January 2Sfh. ISOS. Middle District of Florida Orlando. Florida 12801 (407) S4S-432E Publish: February 0. 12. I t . IS. 1000 OCff-IT Ml TN * CIRCUIT CO URT OF TMR 1IOMTSSNTH CA DtVtSfOR Id 8 NORWEST BANK MINNESOTA. NATIONAL ASSOCIATION AS TRUSTEE. Legal Notices Legal Notices IN THE COUNTY COURT IN AND FON SEMINOLE CO U N TT, FLORIOA. N O TIC t UNDER FICTITIOUS NAME ACT Not*c« h « r « b i givffl that tha b 'd t'tifln v d puftuant to tha *F»c«itiOUt N*ma Act." Chaptaf P i5 09 Fiofufa Statutaa will ragi*tt» with tha Fiooda Dapartmant of Stata upon raca»pt ol proof of tha publica­ tion ol thit notica. fha f*ctit'Ous m m a, lo wit TIFFANY OAKS untar which wa aapact to a^gaga m butm att at 3S1 S horthlaka Doulasa'd. Aita*noota Sr»mga. Florida 33701 Datad at Mamphn. T^nnataaa. this 32nd day ol Dacambar 1997. M IO A M ER IC A APARTMENTS. L P L y n n A J o h n s o n -S a c ra ta ry P u b lia h F a b ru a ry 4. 1999 CEN-47 NOTICK OF FICTITIO US N AM I Notice is hereby given that I em engaged in business *1 STI Lake Kathryn C»., Casselberry. Florida. 32707, Semlnols County. Florida, undsr lha Fidilious Name ot FUTURK FLOORING, and that I inland lo regietsr said nams with lha Division ol Coiporallons. Taiiahasses. Florida. In accor­ ds nca with the provisions ot the Fictitious Name Statutes. To­ w n Section 193 ot. Florida Statutes 1991 John E Huser Publish February S. r t t t DIN-41 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN ANO FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIOA CIVIL ACTION CASE NO. ST-1030 CA DIVISION 14 RVLAN0 MORTGAGE COMPANY. Plamtiftle). vs T h o m a s d n i c h o l s . «t ai. Delendantlel N O TIC E OF FORECLOSURE SALS NOTICE IS HEREBY QlVEN pursuant to a Final judgment ol Mortgage Foreclosure dated January 28th, 1998. and entered m Case NO. 97-1(38 CA ol the Circuit Court ot the EIG H TEEN TH Judicial Circuit in and tor SEMINOLE County. Florida wheiem R TLAND MORTGAGE COMPANY is the Plaintiff and TH OM AS 0 NICHOLS. MARIAN J NICHOLS. UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. OEER RUN HOM EOW NERS ASSOCIATION >19. INC Aie Ihe Defendants, I will sell to the highest and best bidder tor cash at the W EST FR O NT OOOR OF THE SEM INOLE C O U N TY CO UR TH O U SE: SAN­ FORD. FLORIOA at tt:0 0 am , Oh the 24th day of February, I9 9 (. tha following described property ae set forth m said F nal Judgment: LOT 22. DEER RUN. UNIT IS. ACCOROINO TO THE PLAT th er eo f as recoroeo in PLAT BOOK 29. PAOES 99 ANO 89. PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. TOGETHER WITH THE FOL­ LOWING ITEMS OF PROPERTY WHICH ARE LOCATED IN ANO INSTALLED IN AND INSTALLED A I A PART OF THE IMPROVE­ MENTS ON SAID LAN0: RANOE/OVEN. V IN T FAN. DIS­ POSAL. DISHWASHER. SMOKE DETECTOR. CARPET. WITNESS MV HAND wvd the eeal el this Court on January 29th. 1999 (SEAL) Maryanns Morse Clark ol tha Cecurt Court By: Dorothy W Bolton Deputy Clerk Echeearrta. McCalla. Raymer. Barrett S Frappier Pott Office Boa 3410 Tampa. FL 33S0I F970S42I4 NOTICB In accordanca with tha A-nencana Disabilities Act, parsens needmg a special accom­ modation to participala In this proceeding should contact the ■rjividual or agoncy sending notice not later then seven (7) c vs prior to tha proceeding at ft. r addiess given on the n-.tice. Telephone: 407-1334330 est. 4227. 1 SOO-S$S-4771 (TOO) or 1-900-999-9770 (v); via Florida Ralay Service Publish: Fabruary S. I t . 1SSS OEN-S1 lb THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THB SIOHTSCNTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR SSMINOLS COUNTY. FLORIDA CASS N0.9S-1 S2B-CA-14 CASE NO: 9 7 -2 9 0 8 SP StiRlING im iR N A TiO N A l Itf 417V. INC Plaint iff, v RAY ClAFAttOlNl. ftMODA BOMBER. G U R P R lf T S GILL and R in a g i l l . Defendants NOTICE OF ACTION SV PUBLICATION IN THB CIRCUIT COURT OF TMS SIOMTSINTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IR ARO FOR SSMINOLS COUNTY. FLORIOA CIVIL ACTION CASS HO. SS-f 131CA14B CHEMICAL MORTGAGE COMPANY. Plaintiff, YS. JOANNE P. COUGHLIN, si al. Dafsndant(a). NOTtCR OF ACTION TO: JOANNE P. COUOHLIN CURRENT RESIDENCE: 304 Spring Valley Or. Altamorvfa Springs FL 12714 YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an action to toracleao a mortgage on tha following proparty in SEMINOLE County. Florida: LOT I t . BLOCK B. SPRING VALLEY ESTATES. ACCOROINO TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECOROEO m PLAT BOOK 22. PAOES 74 ANO 71. PUBLIC RECORDS OF BEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA. TOGETHER WITH THE FOL­ LOWING DESCRIBED PERSON­ AL PROPERTY: RANG I/O VER. DISPOSAL. DISHWASHER, FAN/HOOD, COMPACTOR. HfTERCOM. you and you ora required la servo a copy of your written defenses, If arty, within 30 days after tha first public ation ol this Notice ot Action, on Echovarrla. McCalla. Raymer. Barrett A Frepplor, Plaintiff's attorney, wftooo address Is SOI Bayahora Boulevard. Buna 800. Tampa. Florida 33404. and Ida the orig­ inal with this Court otthor before ear vice on Plaintiff's you for tha in' tha Complaint or pot ition. This notica shad ba published once each weak tor two con­ secutive weeks In the Sanford Herald. WITNESS my hand and lha seal of Hue Court on this 2ltd day of JANUARY. IS M . (SEAU Clerk of the Court By: Ruth King As Deputy Clerk Publish: January February 8. 1994 OCM-22S tt, SUNTRUST BANK CEN TRAL FLORIOA. NATIONAL ASSOCIATION, t/k/a SUNBANK, NATIONAL ASSOCIATION, Plaintiff. vs and Defendants A M IN D ID NOTICS OF SALS NO TICE IS HEREDV OIVEN that pursuant to the Summery Final Judgment ol Foreclosure entered in the above-styled causa m the Ctfcutl Court In and for SEMINOLE County. Florida. I will sell al public auc lion to the highest bidder In cash at Ihe Seminole County Courthouse, 301 N. Park Avenue. Sanfoid. Florida, al 11-00 a m . on February 78th. 199S, that certain parcel ol real property tltustod m the County ol SEMINOLE. Slate ol Florida, mora particularly described as follows: REAL PROPERTY LOT I, WOOOBRIDOE AT THE EPRINOS UNIT li, according lo the plat thereof es recorded in Plat Book 21. Pago 34. Pubbe Records ot Seminole County, Florida DATED this End day ol Fabruary. IMS. Maryanns Morse Clark of the Circuit Court By /k/ Jane E. Jteewtc Deputy Clerk Bobut L. Hoyts, Eaq. Post Office Boa 1344 Orlando. Florida 31S03 (407) 423 2371 Publish: February S. 12. IM S IN THB CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR SSMINOLS COUNTY, FLORIOA CIVIL ACTION CASS HO. M -ES 47 DIVISION CATS COUNTRYWIDE HOME LOANS. INC. F/K/A COUNTRYWIDE FUNDINO CORPORATION 7/0/BM AMERICA'S WHOLESALE LINOCR. Plamtiff(e). vs. DAVID J OUERRIERO. al al. Oelandantle) NOTICB OF FORECLOSURE SALE NOTICE It HEREBY OIVEN pursuant lo a Final Judgment ol Mortgage Forsclosura dated January 23rd. It t S . and entered in Casa NO 94-7547 CA ot the Circuit Court of the EIGHTEENTH Judicial Circuit M and for SEMINOLE County. Florida wherein COUNTRYWIDE HOME LOANS. INC. F/K/A COUNTRYWIDE FUNDINO COR­ PORATION F/D/B/A AMERICA'S WHOLESALE LEN O IR la lha Plaintiff and DAVID J. O U IR R lIRO ANO ROBIN GUIRRMRO I arts aab to DOOR OF THE BEMINOLE COUNTY COURTHOUSE: SAN­ FORD. FLORIOA, al 11 DO a m., on the ISth day of FEBRUARY. property aa eel forth in said Final Judgment: LOT 24. BASAL VIEW AT SABAL POINT AS PER PLAT THEREOF RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 32 PAOI 93 THROUOH 84 OF THE PUBLIC R2CORDS OP SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORI­ DA WITNESS MV HAND and Mo seal ol this Court on January 23rd, IS M . (BEAU Maryanns Moraa Clerk ol the Circuit Court By: Jane E. Jaaawlc Deputy Clerk Echovarrla. McCaSa. Raymer, Barron E Frepplor Peal Office Boa 3410 Tampa. FL 33M1 FM12EEE1 NOTICB In accordanca with tha Americans Otasblbltee A c t per­ sona needing a special accom­ modation la participala In this proceeding should contact the notica not later than seven (7) days prior la tha proceeding at the address given on the notica. Telephone: 407-3134310 eat. 4227; 1-SOO-MS-S77I (TOO) or 1-400-M9-E770 (v). via PubUeh: January Fabruary I . IM S OEM-228 2t, and Seminole Oriando-Winter Park 407/322-2611 407/831-9993 rocordad m Plat took r at papa 42. pubbe records of Seminole County. Florida PI pubbe sale, lo Ihe hrpiieel and boat biddar. for caah. at tba west front door, 301 North Part Avenue. Sanford. Florida at 11:00 am on tha 101h day of FEBRUARY. 1000. Owed Jonuery toth. 1000. MARVANNf MORSE CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT By: Jana E. Jooowtc Deputy Clerk WJbem M. Deleon A A test lease 1230 Botdh Myrtle Avenue Suite 10S Clearwater, Florida 34411 •In accordance with tha Amartcana WNh Otaabdoiaa Act, petaona In need of a apeclal M participate seven (7) doye prior to any pro­ ceeding, cant ar t Ihe Admmretfstive Office of the Court. 301 N. Park Avenue, Seminole County Courthouse. Sanlord. FL U T T I telephone (407) 323-4330. TOO 1-400-044•771 or I-4UO-S99-9770 v.a 2S. 4. I I OEM-214 Notica M hereby gnron that a Pubbe Hearing wti ba hoM I Commission Room at tha CRy HoM. 900 North Park Avenue. In the CHy of Sanford. Florida, of 740 o'clock P.M. on Fabruary Slh. 1994 la consider the adoption of an ordmonco by Bio CRy of Sanford. Florida, described as foboora: ORR4NANCB 8 0 . BBB4 TO ANNEX A PORTION OF THAT CERTAIN PROPERTY LYING BETWEEN STATE ROAD 44 EAST ANO MOORES STATION ROAD AND BETWEEN BEAROAU. AVENUE ANO CAMERON AVENUE EXTENOED SOUTHERLY (3873 I . STATE ROAD 44): A t SHOWN ON THE MAP BELOW: F/T deyk-fVT avaeCaV Tom (43-0111. Wa WortL. r e • CLASSIFIED DEPT. PRIVATE PARTY RATES HOURS 14Times.....$.68/line 8 AM - 5 PM 7 Times.......... $.84/line MONDAY thru 3 Times........ $1 09/line FRIDAY 1Time...... $1.42/line CLOSED SATURDAY Rates are per Insertion & SUNDAY 3 line Minimum. Scheduling may include L/ilie Mary Ufa al (ha cost of an addi­ tional day Cancel when you gel results Pay only (of lha days your ad runs al rate earned Usa ful description lor fastest results Copy must follow acceptable form We reserve the right to refuse any nd at any time Commercial frequency rales are available DEADLINES Tuesday thru Friday 12 Noon the day before publication Sunday 12 Noon Friday. ADJUSTMENTS A CREDITS: In the event ol an error, tha Sanlord Herald wfMbe responsible lor the first Insertion only and only Vie tha ertent of the coat of that insertion Please check your ad lor accuracy the first day tl runs Buy 8 Sad Tupparwar a. Free Travwx>*OJ1*/Tnpa 321-4421 COOK* * SERVICERS P/T 8 P/T Apply af Cactus I 330-1274 t m :m i: m d \ i ' I II //Nr. I \ i •ftto* K**Y*() ie « i ran •CHA •OuWinOng HCOrtJ • S w o iN m N iw o c rw CtJtrX**90f11 tfuDwt to taM CMA aai MAbBna 110 hr and up •Oroctod crawfleggegn clarrrCuttomer aarvfco*Tick anng-Ramp aganfr Oahiaiars •11 owa program laactvng HcxJty proving a •Sacunty ilOOlUKn TTtann?* MtltlOO This Program begin t January 12.14M 407-SS3-S7SS •*Animal Cam la MOO awah •Mukl torn anenabrtVd ban T f H P o r k M 4 M 1 I hr •Al ttohrCdiananced pratonarPWd bam "Ortvor to MOO weekly PMd Training For K M Wage (407) 823-1230 E H >21 HocaFCampany buck •FonALLOT Y our S07-439-0300 FU9OE0 BY THE DEPARTMENT OF ELDER AFFAB9E CUSTOMER REP/RETA8. $10.35 TO START Legal Notices 13—Hearth ft B«auty 71—Htlp Wantad FNng 30 powbona by 02/1V M Noeip lor into 000-0101 IN THB CIRCUIT COURT OF THS EIGHTEEN TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR SIM IN OLS COUNTY, FLORIOA CIVIL ACTION CASS NO. S T -f tS T C A DIVISION f4 -L n n s T u n io n L O S E W E IG H T N A TU R A L LY ARE YOU I MOTIVATE OT - a---*------a- a 999 9- 0-% iooajng *or tn* n.--wmm T V s in loam 1300 phis weekly. P/T hoert Fun work environ CUSTOMER SERVICE REP tor Car/Truck rental agency From desk tap. computer knoledge P/T w«h tome weekend ! Vakd F0L and background (hack Apply m parson SOM Cblando 117-42) O r. Sanlord -O tB AR YM JU fO W ---------The tolowvig pok/hona ara avaadka M O n iO A G E CORPORATION F/K/A CAMERON BROWN COMPANY. Plamtiff(t), Four tormulaions to hap ahad pomdt Ordar today and reoswe tree guide to herbal msdtomo For a t month supply sand check or money ordw lor 436 46 to Natural ARsmaevea. PO Boa. g&30?4. Lake Mary. FL 32746TO?4 14— For Sb Ib MOLLY P ARTHUR, at al. Ovtandant(a). NOTICS OF FORSCLOSURS SALE NOTICE IS HER ERT OIVEN pursuant lo a Fmal Judgment ol Mortgage Forvcloturv dated January ISth, 1994. and entered m Cat* NO 97-12S7CA ol lha Circuit Court ol tha E IG H ­ TEEN TH Judrctal Cncurt tn and tor SEMINOLE County. Florida whvtsin FIRST UNION M O R T­ GAGE C O R P O RATIO N F/K/A CAM ERO N-BRO W N COMPANY n lha Plamtrff and MOLLY P AR TH U R . LESLIE 0 SIM 97JN D S . COMOANK/SEMINOLC C >UNTV DBA COM BANK CARO C -N T E R SO UTH POR T C O N D O L' M UM AS S O CIATIO N . IN C., C O ENEROV PROPERTY M AN ­ A G EM EN T SERVICES. INC.. RA TE N A N T fI N/K/A RICHARD SAN0V are fha Dvivndanii. I wtll vail lo tha hrghaat and bast biddar for cath al the W EST FR O NT OOOR OF THE SEM INOLE C O U N TY CO UR TH O U SE: SA N ­ FORD. FLORIDA, af I I 00 a m ., on lha Iffh day ol FEBRUARY. 199a, tha lottowmg described Fmal Judgment UNIT S. PHASE 2. SOUTHPORT CONDOMINIUM. PLAT BOOK 27. PAOES 29 THROUOH 34. ACCOROINO TO THE DEC­ LARATION OF CONDOMINIUM THEREOF AS RECORDED IN O R. BOOK 1432. PAOE 1777, PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMI­ NOLE COUNTV. FLORIDA: TOGETHER WITH AN UNDR/IOED INTEREST IN THE COMMON ELEMENTS. a/k/a: 709 HILL STREET CASSELBERRY FL 32707 WITNESS MT HAND and tha seal el (hit Court on January 18th. IS M IS IA l) Maryanns Morse Clark at tha Circuit Court By: Jana E. Jaaewrc Deputy Clark Echevarria. McCalla. Raymer. Barrett t Frappter Pott Off rev Boa 3410 Tampa. FL 31401 F "047077 NOTICB In accordance with fha A-iencana Disabilities Act, per­ sona needmg a special accom­ modation to participate m this proceeding should contact tha individual or agency sendwf nonce not later than seven (7) days prior lo lha proceeding M lha addras* given on tho notreo. Telephone 407-3234110 oat. 4227: 1-900-999-1771 (TOD) or 1-000-9SE-0770 |v):vta Florida Relay Service. Pubbah: January 2S, and February S. ISSS DIM-219 Cal Friday only • U 323-2070 m/wmm F/T 8 P/T tor a Ma/or Manutactunng plant in Sanlord Po p bona ara avadabto on F/T 11-7 LPff- M 330-2011 Of 230-11 vk NOTICE OF A PUBLIC I ADOPTION OF AM I DAWN MERRITT, of al. Defendantfs) NOTICE OF SALS Notice la hereby siren that, pursuant la a Final Judgment at Foreclosure or Ordar dated January ISth. ttSS. entered In CivU Case Number 97-2304 CA. m the Circuit court lor SEMI­ NOLE County. Florida, wherein NORWEST BANK MINNESOTA, NATIONAL ASSOCIATION AS TRUSTEE M the Plamutf. end DAWN MERRITT. Of el., are the Defendants. I will eeS the preperty situated M SEMINOLE County. Florida, described as: Late i t I t l a block a m DROVE TERRACE m the N f 1/4 of tha NE t/4 ol Section IS. Township 21 South. Ranpe 30 Account Activators New Swaapitskai Company •BIO HrPfus Caah Bonuaao* C L A S S IF IE D A D S MOHAMAD S A IED JAVAMERI. st al. TO GURPRl ET S GILL RINA GILL L i lt Known Address 2138 Meftanaic Avenue. Vorktown Heights. NY 10398 YOU ARE NOTIFIED that Ihe above named plaintiff has mads s claim and is requesting lodgment a g n 'iit you in the sum ol $4,719 .14 at shown by fie statement ol claim (Complaint) attached, along « th couil costa and atlornsy l » » » . it apphcahls You ais required to appear m person or by attorney at the Seminole County C poithouee in Courtroom *E at Sanlord, Florida on Ma'ch t7th. 1999 at 9 00 a m If you tad to appear on tha aforementioned date, tn person or by attorney a judgment will be entered agamel you. You must advise the Clerk by mall Ol phone ol eny change m your mailing addiew In accordance with the Americans with 0'tabilitiee Act, pe:sons with disabilities head­ ing a special accommodation to participate in this proceeding should contact Court Administration ai 301 N. Park Avenue. Sanford Florida 32771, telephone |407| 3234330, a il. 4384, not latai than 2 days from service ol this Notice if hearing impelled. (T0 D I 1 B00-953977’ . o« (V) 1 900 933 8770. ela Fionda Relay Seiyice Th it notice will be published once a weak lot lout I4j con­ secutive weeks m the Sanford Herald DATED THIS 20TM DAT OF JANUARY. 1998 Maryanne Morse CLERK OF THE COURT By Oineen Occhipmfi A t Deputy Cleik Publish Januaiy 29, and February S. 12. 19. 1999 OEM 228 71-Help Wanted 70— Education ft Training Legal Notices M C U fVTY BARS S DOORS EASY PUSH BUTTON FIRE RE­ LEASE U C . 34 yrt E«p CTiooee from over 60.000 designs tV sq ll Free oat CHA-f/T ViNIsOM m B E m w k Cal DaBary Manor, 407-EE8443S. Ask tor Dbactor of N m mg or apply wlhm 60 Norm Fkghway 17-42. DaBary. Fton da Drag Free Workpiece COE. 404-M6-0013 or 407-324-3168 'Thank You San* ford C HBOPnsfr U vcoun*#krvg ngi_ Dnvara Flatoad lljOOO SION-ON BONUS NEW Pay Package Morahly Bonus Program Need COL A S 6 moa OTR ECfOyMar 8004116636 Owner Operators also welcome Ona o f our A rrwGcMl GIFT O F LIFE AL09MT F l a R EB R EC TID Dating Bureau tor SENIORS. E*Sb 1427 1<---------------------7 days r Stall lo run 2 ads. WMNn 7 days thty got 28 ERidlrMInno tor I ddtoraid poaBtong. R M always nto* to hBtp people find wort and gsf ttw qualify hetoyou need. Cad 322-2811. M n to fi C lm n iiM —Tnty GENERAL OFFICE Immadals luS hma oponmg tor a non-amokar Knowledge oi Mi croaoh Word abWy to wort wah figurei. pleasant phone voice, neat appearance. drpendabMty. orgarurabonal akilt and abrtfy to loaow mabuchorn ar* re queemontt lor Ifua poamon Santont Ftonda location Salary range SS.hr to start dapandng on aw nvnoa BanaM package avaeabla after SO days C el 323-1847 tor mtorvfew M V rsady worfL UaceMM77S5 27 Nunocy ft ChMd SO INDUSTRIAL SEWERS HMDCD inMal Tatem Ties Slaving has liT r S k ' r d Fiat play mom 324-0613 AN EXPLOVS9QI atong v i i T I C E playroom. ten yrd Cart CPfVCOURstftoa rstssFortrSsrrtOw M M T W MARTA'S DAYCARB BMW'S tool Pie-School LAKE MARY L*C F6B4-7 a a t ott. o*%*\ For 2 VMf C Rats. 3B70m m tio _______ t ^ H i l onam do. These poanona pay 04-G9V and bagm immaDalary C al 740-0111 NO APPTS NECES 8ARY Ptoaaa vteV our JO B PAW Tuesday. Fob 10th 8 Sanlord m s M B -n n . orders bom homo Ready cash Par Marl-141 ks/l-bm# mantoaeMW NS. MAE. 83000 chack/mo to: CALYPSO VARIETY. 1464 N. Lakemom Aw * SttwsSed* EflB4*h A BETTER JO B PON VOW r a Fool GUZZS.____ N/B 100 ♦ MEN 8 WOMEN NEEDED -a K fa s' $300 •$500 No 4SFor mora a BASK to: P.O. » you art „ ____ money af no sad of prod, no Im. no rutl. Cad 282-3320___________ ITS 246-4664 Open your own maid eervtos. Earn K O E Z U v .la a m E w a a i bom « w loundN of ona of » a In Via CENTER looking lor reepontibM. dapandMka. E aipanancad cam sfvar tar vanad age grope 1-E0G474-406O MkbhFnOnfy EOE Mary Copy Sher aaaks and psrt-Sma — oyaat rlanoa epsrssng c py ma « or oountor asL. a IE La »- ■------a------D K fwmg po» Monday-Frtday 10 m a m a PfpMnd Earn t o vSB kh. Cad S3GB444 aM «-44, ARE Y O U ! HOfWBTT Hato adh house- Bma and oork 14X “ TO ANNEX A PORTION OF THAT CIRTAJN PROPERTY LYRfQ BETWEEN EAST ISTH STREET ANO EAST 2TTH 4LREET ANO BETWEEN MAONOUA AVENUE AVCNUBISMS PALMETTO AVENUE)! AE BNOWN ON THE MAP BELOW: Apply M paman today: IN I • Prawah Am BanaSN AIMr 40 Pam topR BMf 407-243-3066 Lahamom Ave. W nsr Park. PL lor lake Mary oomnwiVy Musi ba HVi •VAC O hjj acraanmg raq. C al 321 AVON EARN T O I ATTN: IM M t II ll hows. 321-71B2 I. D Sc. Orag . For mom bdorf 0SEE71-3738 CELEBRITY CIPHER by Lula C m poE description and d < i office ot the City Clark Ear OX persona daalrtng te ba heard ol said hearing. By ardar af lha Cay C ammlatliit of Wa CRy of Eaadord. I __ PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES NCEOB9B ASSISTANCE TO PAR­ TICIPATE M ANY OF THEBE PHOCEEPB9DS SHOULD CONTACT THE PERSONNEL OFFICE ADA COOROB9ATOA AT 330-443S 44 HOURS Nf ADVANCE OF THE MEETING. ADVICE TO THE PUBLIC: If a person decides lo appeal a deci earn made with reaped lo any mailer considered at Ihe above meeting or heaturg. he may need a verbatim record ol the pro­ ceedings. including lha leottmeny and evidence. Which record is not pro aided by lha Cay of Sanford . (FS 2SS.0I09I Janet R. Dougherty. CMC Cay Clerk Pubbah: January 2t. and February 4, IS M DEM-227 ‘ I V H O ! 4 N J X L . PE MOMS*RTm^DtSABSLTTKtS* srsiss^sstsss K S jr s 'a fs s s r a HOURE rn ADVANCE OP THE MEET BIO. ___ ADVICE TO THE PUBLIC: H a parson decMae te appeal a deci­ sion made with reepect lo eny matter considered af the above moving or heating, ha may n i s i a verbatim record of lha pro­ ceedmge, including the laattmeay and avidanca. which record la not provided by tha CRy at Sanford. (FS 288.0108) Janet R. Daugherty. CMC CRy Clark Pubbah: January 2S. and Fabruary 1.1 DSM-241 U I L N D L V U W F I I L M L T H I I W a i L l I J E T . ' Ca* Todayf 447-481-4414 O U Z N L - O U E O E U , Z H I L J X U T A . PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "Tha ooorageof ihe post M to 200 FL327D7 — Chnsfoptwr Money. eltidJi*. �Sanford Herald. Sanford. Florida - Thursday, February 5. 199B •I 71— Help Wanted 71— Help Wanted 93— Rooms For Rent LAWN MAINTENANCE Mutt have own tran*port»hon and aipenenca 407-322-0918 Now htmg etjvifwfici'd COOKS. SERVICERS i DISHWASH­ ERS. Top pay pad vacations after I yeai Mndcel tioneMi and a Drub True Work piece 46SO E SR 46 WeH Sanlord 407-330*7775 S 3770 Orlando Or 17-97-Sanlord 407 321 6306 DENNYS RESTAURANT. EFFICIENCY Mad very - convenient location 374 6006 FURNISHED ROOMS-All utill met laundry, phone, and M ute 565 390 a week 324-4955 TELLER Credit Union u p p<e •erred Lake Mary area Fai resume to ________ 40T-425-0S03.________ MERRY MAIOS MIRING Car I Insurance Needed weekends FREE 331-5266 Residential Cleaning MOLLY MAX) IS HIRtNQ F/T * M-f •I-5pm. WW Train. 407-757-5007. P/T SERVICE AQENT Driver Need to dean, service and Inaped rental vehicles. Valid FIN . Acceptable drive g record and background check. Apply In person. 30M Orlando (17-97) Dr, Santoed__________________ PART-TIME Cleanpamt mo* Need own bans AHo mectiarvc be » * hour H S - t H I __________ PEST CONTROL OPERATOR wanted F/T Preferred eipen ence to GHP A lawn A orrum n tel Please cal 330-3307 PHONE PROS Salary » comm • bonus F/T or P/T llataiad atmosphere vnok mg ok Debtae or Mwa 767 9270 Pipe WR eman Wnmurn S years eiperwnce and water and sawer Good banahts Drug Free Wort Place Apply at 990 Dnve Altamonte Springs 407-2908000 PRODUCTION ASSEMBLERS Appkcations being accepted tor ha# to to# near Mure with a rap rty growmg battery asseMAev company Assemblers wiP i atai ity to work with dertenty and preatmn on mnuie parts Com pany paid twnela package {*>1 hokdays and tmtiton ment Apply m person MATHEWS ASSOCIATES INC 645 FSekman O d e Santord FL 37771 BOC RECEPTIONIST/ BOOKKEEPER Pnneng eiperienca rwsM Good saLav plus benefit pack age das MMQM (407)869-0444 R IG H T H A N D M AN Needs 78 workers deity. 3 1 sign on bonus So new am*f itrt pey so drivers. •Open lorn M l Dogtrock Rd. Longwood __________ 7SQ4 IQS _ SALES ASSISTANT 70 30 hr* wk l&tv • oomm Must be or panned dependable good phone A people skAs Hack gram ! check Apc>ry m person CELL TEL. ICELLUl WOT S- Fisngb Avs. Senlord S A LES No t ip necessary We ww bam you b> earn I7S-40K ♦ your wvt rear a^Ujg a service h e y t r y needs leads provided. ber»-’ Ms C al Turf Master lev inter view 321-4579 EARN FULL-tiMe W orking Central Flori­ da tor YOU! leatfi'tg ^oduci co**«r<,,» ♦ppfcipg Pi|iBfNNw P(1 srvl rp| MM Mtt» ')»iM *g COnC* 1'hJ inventory I’nshy, f •iperienCS t***^tul (njI On no* Cdli M l 447* I ••n Established Routes Newtp* per delivery lor Sanlord Area Earn money whea taking a * we m the country Apply m 'sANFONO HERALD MS N French Avenue. Carriers EARN EXTRA |$tt IMMEDIATE PAYMENT UPON SATISFACTORY COMPLETION OF ROUTE DELIVER BELL SOUTH TELEPHONE DIRECTORIES IN OVIEDO, CHULUOTA. LONGWOOD. CASSEL­ BERRY. FERR PARK. ALTAMONTE SPRINGS. MAITLAND, WINTER SPRINGS, WINTER PARK Delivery Dost to Door Applicants must be 11 Yura old or older, have •n Injured auto or truck & be evitable 5 or more daylight hours per day TO APPLY: 324-4832 OR STOP IV: OAV CHAPTER SO SS12 ORLANDO DR.. _ SANFORD S JM JIP M E O C | ROSE LEA VKLAS Specie/ •l4NWontft MUD OKAY 407-130-4033 _ SANTORO 77 Apr W O 5465 • dep NICE1I Ideate cel 654 2514 aher fi p m SANTORO HISTORIC OtST. t I Son i at«> hardwood boor* hr"flat* Sriacrout $4005350 Stentlrom Realty 322 2445 100— Condominium Rentals SANTOR Of 2/7) Pine fWbje Dub 5575am MAX EDA Corp Heel • ’ 64( 6400 103— HousesUnfurnished NOTICE A p a rtm e n ts / H o m e s to S h a re LAKE MART I tie vi le e am,a IH X 'e k • tec Kiel Ul4t t all 373 5737 « page 444 659* SENIOR W ill! VTW«4 1>*J lo A»*48fH ikr.ftM# I«e*4 17*47 c»N V J M ' A 93— Rodma.For Renf" WEEKLY RENTALS Starting U 577/wt Ibvbiik. Dnwmowi 340-4473 103— HousssUnfumishad STENSTROM RENTALS CASSELBERRY V t Carport tem pch CEVA. 5400/5900 MELLONVTUE 3/3 Smg gar. W A tarn rm* lauid rm. hrdwd Art. tg esmar tot 5725/1700 imHy room SANTORO V I F «jrt carport. Incd yard SANFORO >n Duprai jp*#i C I HA Nb« carp* 4 pant $4405150 DOYLE (407) 321-2420 WE NEED HOUSESIT1O RENT 105— OupMx/Triptax SANFORO-GIOROE TOWN ?Ulrm A C 1111 WMowAv* $37Vmon Chart* 869 7787 107— Mobil# Homes For Rent At rental ara| real estate adverlitementt are vub-act 10 the li-v-rai Fa* ttiuvmg Act. wtich makes a begat fo advertise any' pretererv.e. Mmiahon or c>ttnmbtahun dated on race color 'el^pon, set. handicap. la nvkai tUlue or nakonal 1500 DOWN ...WHY RENT? When you can own tNt 1 bdrm I .•«. e CHA new pant A car pet 7 Ask aUait HUO hornet' The Mrlliman Group. Inc. Realtor*,,,.,..,..^,3218441 COUNTY 2/1 ml eiba tat No last •vxibierenpe 5*00 WAREHOUSE SPACE- 6 000 • ] l l b 800 tq K a* cond othc* Dock h*xp4 4 drtv* m 273 r h a t^ ^ u J p a rk v j^ lG O S O ^ I17Q_________________ POSITION OPEN FOR: CIRCULATION/DISTRIBUTION ASSISTANT The Sanloid herald ts currently accepting applications lor a part time cucuiatm'distributon assistant. The ideal applicant will have past experience in circutabon or distnbulion processes Interested candidates should submit a resume or apply in person at 300 N. French Ave, Sanlord, FL 32771 San ford H erald LAKE M A R Y ^ P 0 111 1M7 • Sanford. FL 32771 117— Commercial tie r ELLIOT s r 5S00/mon Low monwy n*mod***d 3/1 ml mground pool 277-7581 R F/V IN C M r - .i l l y R e s o u r c e s HOT, HOT. H0T1 V7 Friar Uppar Hardwood Floor*. »a b lo Sam M ^i Onty $49,500* RF//VIKK Re.ilty Urviurces MOVE4M-CONO. V I S Naw car­ pal 4 paw Ntc* yard, encl bom porch 186.000 A* It O tO t CALLAWAY. Raattor (407) 5249211. E«t. 105 HEATHROW galad community Eiacubva 4 bdrm 3 bath poor 3 car ga'tga, 5375 000 Cal 325-5070 tor appoalrntmi Pnn cptaonty om ca/W H SC 3.00015.000 11 From S3 W. Pram tocabow Hwy 17-92 santortt I W bom Airport B M Cafl 524-4446 JbWStr* 1600 tq X Ow D v5 p<aon prch I II.5S4 4/1.5 Ovar 1000 tq n . kvtkrv lam. bptc Incd. 163 *00 RENOVATED LAa naw 1/3 acra dal wkjhp. crpt Incd 170000 PRO Fuiwkraura. t>4 acra. pnv toncad. carport 1465*0 U U # 6 A 6 ' fsandyman fewN 2 I or V I Mock. C H A 526K Wferth 555K kxad Great renal 696-5151 rra ro g tssss s t T T l block home, hug* traad tol red to park. Great area C H A 559.900. to* On. 1* 70mon 696 6151 118— OfHc# Space For SANFORO Rem-K own. 3 bdm. 2 bam. t/4 acre lot. Special Government financing Ownar agent. 24 hour recorded m#$- OPTICS SPACS • 150 to 3.000 tq ft Custom othc**. a sac tervicat ava* CARRIAGE COVE 24144 1/2 82 Skykne SpM plan new carpet, vnyt 4 lap vcbng 115.000 t l ■ 45 3n 73 Cambridge W t). tem rm 44.000 c a l l 323-81 SO 159— Real Estate Wanted INVESTOR BUYING HOUSES H.UMS Of LEMONS Chart* 949-72(7 181— Appliances & Furniture For Sale BED • BERTA Perfect Sleeper King sue revet used SMI m plastic was 11700 t*crai<*. 5375 1407)787 4558 OAV BED While Victorian style wth 7 twm mattresses 4 bund# Never used $300 407- KENMORE standard eectnc rang* Whit# good cond AM $75 00 372 7764 6.000 aq * ♦ 2.400 aq 8 maiaie 5 bathroom#, AC olhea*. sac lyttom MOTIVATED 1150,000. ownar finance Cal (407) 407-9201 or cal (415) 4172929. A YARD SALE is the perfect way lo do that and the Sanford Herald can hnng people lo your door Advertise your saw n me Sanford Herald and Lake Uary Life lor only 5 51/%ne and watch the items leave latvio the money comet in Call by Noon on Tuesday and your 5 l»ie ad can run lor three day* m the Herald and once m the Lake Mary Lite lor ONLY 41020'l Al we ask it that you prepay the as Cal us we can help" (407) 322-2611 BSDOLLARS FOR DAZZLERSSS Sal . 2/7. 5am-1pm. Walltlart In Sanford. STEEL BUILDINGS Never put 14) 40>79*at 56212 wK **« tor 53 960 50x90 M l 517.940 now 59 770 Musi aaM LAWN EOUWMCNT Tanaka sack adgar* 4 hedge winners $150 each Traaar w/git* 5300 Kaaogg 5 HP 80 gal compres tor 5450 Sprayers . weed est­ ers. 5 rn.SC items 407-324- 223— Miscellaneous FREE SAMPLE Reg Nurse goes born sue 70 to 6 Guaran tee results 407-642-0152 W O L F E TA N N IN G B E O S TAN AT HOME (toy DIRECT and SAVE! Commercialliome units from 5199 00 low Monthly Payments FREE Color Catalog Cal TODAY I 800 711-0158 230— Antlque/Classics Parting lot ot 17 9? 4 4m Street Lades men 4 children doffing plus sue* too glassware, turn, tu'e. crafts, baskets doors computers, tea machines, mi­ crowave. small kitchen apphanceS. lawn chavs, rafts surf board 1987 Saverado Suburban 4 1983 Cadillac Eiderado 4 auto parts ALSO MCOME TAX SALE on *N mayor appllancat 70 DOOOE Charger 440 cu eng. rebuilt 777 trans 456 gear* 56QOQOHO 324-1157/374 7339 , RAYS APPLIANCES Back-yard & Front-yard Sale Sat Only Feb 7, 9 3 Ok] tools 4 hardware books dishes, etc 7413 S Orange Ave {Off ?5th St) G AR AG E SALE FUND RAISER SAT FEB 7TH 8-4 231— Cars For Sale L E T US DO TH E WORK FOR YOU! The Sanford Hentd/Lake Uary Life want* to make you monffyt It you place a two week art with us to se« your vehicle (pubkth­ ey m both the Sanlord Herald and me La** Klay Lae at a cost ol only $7 7 54) and you dont se« it r-ght away watt run the ad lor anomer two weeks at no charge' An we ask .* mat you pay lor me lust two weak* be­ fore we run 4 lor beet Sammoie County Transport* ton. 877 E*t! SR 414. Winter springs Treasure galore park­ ing i« free, com* fan me tun" Wa ll do all Um work • you collect all ttw 844. MULTI-FAMILY SALE SATSSUN 8-? Call u* •( (407) 322-2811 and watch Semhsoi# County*' naw*papar* work for youtll 3311 Scarlet Onv* Super gargage sal* furniture, tools toy*, domes and much more" Taka Lake Mary or Airport Btvd east of 17 92 toaow signs or can 3231171 OPEN FIELD CALC FRI/SAT/SUN 8-3 “ PORCH/YARD SALE “ THUR/FRl/SAT 191— Building Materials FULL SIZE LOWERY ORGAN Make offer Rotweillar puppies Make offer 349-1044 48 IMPALA SS conv Runt good, need restoration $7,000/ OOO Call 374 1157 or 324-7339 SOFA BED A LOVE SEAT GoodcondXon 4100 __________ 334-1797 TITL DC I Goff Clubs Mob wadga. vary good cond 5350/ O 0O cashora/322rt967_ 222— Musical Instruments 3 FAMILY YARD SALE FRI/SAT 8-? Off Mallonvili* onto Forest Orloitow signs Lots of GOODIES" and ANTIOUES-giattware Osh** 187— Sporting Goods Nave's, red grapefruits tanger­ ines Fresh From Grove We shp BAGGS MARKET 322-3661 W ANT TO GET RID O F A L L THAT STUFF? MATTRESS SALE - Fun sue used bos springs 6 mattress 565 00 larryt Mart 377-4132 183— Lawn A Garden Studio 1 and 2 Bedrooms • Sfftefa Story 0**1gn A 253-Additions A • Fumahad or •NoonaBatoworADObS UrSumMhPd Siuckoa/ ■Enarfy C Td a n l Bkteoa • Etodncffy fumiabad • Fitantoy On SSa NEW RE4400EL REFAW Door*, window*, ca/ponby. Wing, deck* 4 concrwta 323-4432 S 0 Bakr* CSC 19040 In Stotko* orty People-person witfi integrity and enthusiasm needed to call on accounts lor ttie Sanlord Herald and Lake Mary Ue. This is an ‘outside* position with face lo-tacs sales. Previous sales experience preferred. Cal 322-2611 or mad resume to: LAKE M A R Y ,# * ~ PARK AVE. MOBXE PARK Homes 11000to 16000 Setup Financing O U IE T I177 7561 ORTMOPEOIC FIRM SETS wen 5 year warranty N*ver used Twin S7S Full $105 Queen 4175 King 5169 Call Spac* 1501 W IK SbMl 1405100 aqN 535(Ymon 4 UP BEVERLY B. MASON REALTY ________ (407)52281 IS________ Guankan Par*onK Storage Cafltof d*M4a57S8SOO •4 riE ETW O O O 14 X 70 %7 CHA 10 X 70 awng Many EX TRAS" 811 7708 or 37? 1553 217— Garage Sales 712 Pabnano Ave Santordoff of 75m Street Antiques. «um4ur*. doming baby 'tarn*, cokackbies and rrvich more" YARD SALE FRI 2/6 thru SUN 2/8 7:30am-? 356 Uptal* Road. Santortt Ok] lud* sidewalk pedal car. old coka iq n and loti more stuff" No early bad*' YARD SALE F E B C T H 8 7TH 8 AM-5 PM *5 CRY4LER LAZER 5-*p**d. low ma#*. Pw Pt.Pb. good bra*, raoo 5750 349-5064 44 FORD T-SIRO Run* good, good cond naw brat S t .000 Cal 327 737* SEIZED CARS bom 4t7S Porsche*. Cadillacs Chavy*. BMW*. Corvettes Also Jeep*, awo* Your area To* Fra# 1600 718 9000 Erf 2206 K t cur­ rent ksbngs b» ; 235— Truck/Busaa/Vans For Sate 53 DOOOE RAM 250 tongbad van 134.432 mria* Run* A* la Sea and maka offer al San­ lord Herald. 300 N French Av*. Sanford ( t o back o1 mam buffdmg) 238— V a h ic te a Wanted Comar of Sanlord Av* 4 77m Straat VFW POST 4 AUX wff 218— Wanted to Buy Copper/1 a Recyc ling : 5] t i s w . Fkvf-MK 4-4.1 CASH 554 FAKH For Junk Car*. Truck* 4 Mad 240— Boat Ranteta F H H M d BOATS FOR RENT Slarkng at 530 4 up Alto 24' Pontoon C al 330-1512 mm 1HIOME I S W H ERE TH E H E A R T IS ADVERTISING REPRESENTATIVE P.O. Bei 1M7 • Stnlitd, FL 32771 NAVEL ORANGES 4 RED GRAPEFRUIT. Menwelher Farms 3461 Celery Ave V A L E N T lN g n ^ POSITION OPEN FOR: S a n fo rd H erald . ( i t . 105 (AST) ONtea Spac* AvaHabta for La***. Sanlord Comm*rc* Ctr kxaMd M Park Av* 4 75bi Si 2 tu**t 3.000 M 4 8 S00 tl 5 »p tl p*r year Parking 5 abundant Caa John Oay at smetty Comma.0 *1. Dc Raal Bmkart «C7 4 *90330. t SaKMa ............. ... 1ISS SF 8 1SSBSF. 907-551-79S4 A 141— Homes For Sale 114— Warehouee/Rental LEASE Pnm* showroom A w»r*hout* 510970 tq a SR 441 tronug* 407 575 7500 SANFORO 4 t 5 1(50-mo ♦ 1S50 iHL ..trip CHA ter pch W 5 *14. fttbal rm «y)moi table « iU<e_ I2 i pels'325-2229 SANFORO i l i t m u g i Arbor Court Near Mayra* Country Dub Caa *23^579 tor a «4 _____ SANFORO 7/1 Cony kxaton 140Grm XMAS Oitcounl Met i f ) 321-5757 MOOERN FURN. I Antiques 1 PIECE or Whole Household 904-774-2725/407-960-3537 157— Mobile Homes For Sale r>iivi Li heA.im. V I TRACER m OtlMrt 5700 d*p'$300 mon • *t*ctnc C*> 5749778_____________________ l AKF MARY .VI 5 Cleen CHA. Inge fenced yard. IK Mary u '< »»» I tel ieqi>'ed 5650 mo • 1650 tec dep 1 304 466 DELTONA 10 acrat Idaal lor mobria homw»a«. horte*. can**, laming or nursery1 Zoned agncultural 1390OACRE Sm down w ownar finance 904-7671772 Of *04-757-6622 5ANOCE WOOO-1/1 Uptlavt ~ Itww appl 4 CH A, over look* pool W-fi pa.nl/carpat Reduced to 575 700 Cal 372-9315 MARINER'S VILLAGE 91 — PAY FOR PARTTIME WORKIII ROUTE CARRIER 99— Apartments • Unfurnished 323-8670 221— Good Things to Eat PINE RIDGE CLUB in . Laun dry rm tern patio. $45,000 Pieavr cat 321-1244 IM reel 371-9A72_____________ I kkf ADA I ItOflU *410 VO ? iionu vi n u n and up 211— Antique/Cotlectlbles 155^Condomlnfuma For Sale S A N fO R O t Intone district 7/1 5 2 '0 ‘wtly . l.VXVdep uM met APARTMENT LOCATOR Srvc I vrt wtiat you are kvjketg lor Never a tee. t 400 1304 M0 153— Acreage Lot For Sale OAKRIDOi FARMS • Otlaarv Derion* area 10 acrat rdnal lor hO'trrt or cam* farm Mobil* horn* or homatrlft Zoned agn $44 900 Financing aval ml tm down payment 1904) 767-8300 97— Apartments • Furnished (4 0 7 ) 3 2 2-2044 WAREHOUSE MANAGER A(i m ' I 5/uD Tew. H6P To SANFORD rm with house pnv W D $20Gmo . JIOGdep pkrt halt ot uhl Non drinker Pwave cal 3718942. S s in ln o is Si/ip)yyniy/j{ Call Today Work Tomorrow’ 700 W 75lh SI. Sanford S H IN G LE IN S TA L LE R S Toom S bene i»g t.a» iio c s a i TX.E INSTAUERS/ltriPf RS NeerloJ Own limit and u.ws [■ortalvn Can !»n 321 450? ELECTRICIANS A Helper! TOP PAY. BENEFITS ie»»l 5 comm IN W l’ Ape1* iianMd EWv.lt* 7577 S P.trk Dnve 322 1542 WANTED inlwlu.na who am teekm) a tu"'"*ng jvrof.... rrti en.tlnl i.i'in-i (.REAT nttary men! envvniunenl | ■ tettmrvat tlalut arvt tw'iet.l* (. v iu V i me career rjl Dental Attitting Trvrrvrl i-ty a' - ■ d 17*4) Iw et leading In Mate and National crertenluilk Wvfc in a laVI paced, tugliley k-cluncal. ever c.ra--j'iv) career at tie alter! iieanti l**1 nl Dental A n .M g Call Orange Technical Canfan Oitando lech Denial Depait ment. 407 244 7040, ait 4*15 Wiener you are already m lie work place reely v> re en<er or iut1 looking to "•« luture *'«y have a (’•ogrum ijeugned ' * you' , 95— Roommate Wanted SECURITY OFFICER JOB Training Armed A Unarmed Brandy A Aatoc (34 7441 A SSIST. M A N A G E R Ssnlord Firm N ttd i You FOUNOfTY SU P ER V ISO R 1600/wk Top Growing Co S H O P SU P ER V ISO R trtXVwk Woodwoikmg Background DATA F N TR Y Enter Inventory W A R EH O U S E TR A IN E E Old. EataMtahed Co C LE R IC A L A S S IS TA N T Train* Tun Almoephere DR IVER S Pul your COL to work K IT *N* C A R L Y L E ® by U r r y W right 278-Handy Mar, o r eo Appkrfoya/am ctr/atc house c*a* 475-1043 RES/COM FREE EST Local 288-Legal Sarvicaa CHARLES D. (D m ) MOXER. Bu*d*r, CBC057745. R**/ Comm., rsmodK. adikikjni. ra­ pe* MC. VISA. .....407-420-1741 Drvorc* 455. Cuttody 175, Bankruptcy 575. Nam* Chang* 555. EIC 74 hr* (407) 522-0347 MlffJ/wwwJw(n<i,rtaxciaV 283-Carpantry CARFKN T IR . A l Horn* 0AVX3 KEY CONBTHUCTKM N*wW*a«eff*br^la,*ln Lie: COCOS7944 410-7302 1321-6972 288-Child Cara The Sanford Herald needs CARRIERS for estobllshed routes In the Sanford oreo. nil you need Is dependable transportation, orgonlzotlonol skills and afternoon ouollobillty In order to begin o greot neui jobl POSITIONS OURILRDLE NOUH AN EXF LOVMO MOM ProwdM aducaaonK acbvaw* Kong wMi T IC A playroom, ton yrd Cart CPR/COL/HK/Haa A- For wwrvtaw 330-0700 a ve W arebouM space for rent, 1*250 eq. f t , pert of larger warehouse area. 24 hour access. Located behind Sanford Herald newspaper building. Thick loading dock available at no additional c o a t No lease required. AFOLLO CtXAMNO SVC ConvTvnauJ Quatty Svc/SalM a t e p e d M i 321-0944 KATHYO KLEAHNO (Mud wktyffno, renal ctoan-outa 11 yr*. m g. ♦ ml* M OVE-M -OUT Special*. HomV Ole. -P ra w u r* Wa*rvng- Fr*a — L 302-7220 OL PQf 372-3110 Hom#*Oc/Condo/Apart WMyWIwkM Ao U 8CANSUR 407-040-7064 447-4400274 I OFROIKLER RE RAW Al make* A tltoMO Naw compiaM 4 ion* aytMrtvSpacaal 4950 321-3717 i Cleaning Decks’Waatf*Drfvat*Homa*-— i Rs*Conim*r rs* E*V *8u*kng* FtowCort LracAnaur OF •Al phaaa* ol lawn car*- •1 tan* cut or month/y ccrvicc (MEAT RATED 422-0040 Tr*a cuMrnprurang Landaca) g u tn g lop aoffM <4r/gr*vM Back-howbob cat Raaaanatx rata* RANCH RENTALS 308— Termite Repair T E M N T I- WATER- F W DAMAGE REPAIR SPECIALIST 4C7-443-4t7T 312— Tree Service 8 B ^ O «A ^ T ra ^ S rn ro k 287-Lawn ServiOM AAA GRASS MASTERS A| taryrea* pcovtoad. Dapandabia and affordabl* -Ca l tor Fraa B B B U w B rwp*i* M M 4 Cff4tog WMutffff I -Z KARA BCRVICSO Dtvoroa IIOVWOM 800 Caff (407) 4048370 34 hr*. Fra# fffft UcAna. 031-4133 275-OfywaU call Frank Uoltollne at the Sanford Herald. 3 2 2 -2 6 1 1 281-irrigation A ______ Repair rsmv Fra* **t. 324-O327A0T pgr r O f n iO f w I n iO v i i w U O fi| CARE A-Z LawTach IL L T Y P t 1 eooWieca/wai unVcoiiWon/ rVnaw cabawts. 444-9440 WAREHOUSE SPACE QUALITY 280-Homa 262-Cab Ineto Lt 287-Lawn S fvic— onoee law n oervicc aeSYrfT^^3rA**art3r"Nit 1-7174 pruntogVy*cborw/lotN land ■cafwig LiacAnaur. 3318000 DON FICKREN TREE SVC TrawatumC removal. Fra# a*lJ Uca/toau 420-7342 TOMMY RUNYON Lawn 4 Tre* Svc kcAna, raaxVcom Bucket buck. Mump grtodng. Ir C a l 424-1471 �I •Sanford Herald. Sanford. Honda ■ Thursday, February 5, 1998 by Chic Young BLONDIE Antibiotics are overprescribed By P e te r II. G otl, M.D. conditions, and do not indicate health problems. DR. GOTT D E AR DR. GOTT: My IS year old son recently suffered* what hits pedis. trician termed a viral upper-respirato ry Infection. No antibiotics were pre scrib ed . T w o w eeks la ter, r, he nad pneumonia, which landed him in the lo s p lta l with IV a n tib iotics. Why didn't the doctor originally administer tlblotics to prevent prophylactic antibi this? D E AR R EAD ER: Because antibi­ otics are totally useless in treating viral infections. I believe that the pediatrician was exercising good judgment in not pre­ scrib in g a n tib iotics fo r the Initial infection. The chances were high that you r son's im m une system would overcome the Infection without drugs Unfortunately, this was not the case. Your son's viral infection apparently affected the resistance o f his tissues, and bacteria moved in and took over. Or, as an alternative, he developed a viral pneumonia and waa given antibi­ otics to prevent a more serious sec­ ondary infection. I am sorry that the Infection pro‘ " hospitaliza­ alii greased and he required tion. But I doubt that prophylactic antibiotic therapy was called for. Not only would it probably have been a useless exercise, there is the possibil ity that your son might have suffered an adverse reaction to the drug Also, as I am sure you a re aw are, many infectious disease experts plead for less antibiotic use, because the inap­ p ro p ria te adm in istration o f th ese drugs has led to bacterial resistance to them Despite your experience. I believe that your son was treated property by not being treated. Kidney cysts may be inherited. So here la how I put all this together: Y o u r fa th e r d ied o f a ruptured aneurysm; he had kidney cysts. You have a prostate problem — and renal cysts. You are not at increased risk for an aneurysm, although a prudent n&ch physician would‘ certainly check you with an ultrasound exam ination to verily that no aneurysm exists. To my knowledge, the two afflictions are sep­ arate entities. a re u n related . That Is, an a o rtic aneurysm (weakness o f the arterial wall in the aorta) is not reflected In renal cysts, which are common, usual­ ly discovered during testing tor other O IMS NEWSPAPER EN TO U TU SE ASSN ACROSS 1 Was 7 Sulked 13 French museum 14 type of stork 18 Pert of a trouser leg 18 Interiorly 17 Dine 18 Mother of Mile. 30 Dent 31 Undoud (2 wds.) 28 introduction 28 Pertaining to 32 Seebs and 33 Tropical vine 34 8getter (liquid) Answer to Previous Punts ness 30 hou—hrofcto 41 44 49 48 □□□nnn nranBon □□nranra nnnnon □nmnnn nnnraraH nnn nmn nnn □nnnnnn □nnnnnn nnann nnnnn nnmmn nnnnn nnnnn nnnnn nannnnra nnnnmnn nan nnn ann nnnnnn nnnnnn nnnnnn nnnnnn nnnnnn nnnnnn Fruit agreed Type of pick? 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DEAR READER: The two • tMkyKAWc j f y J, M y earliest issue U5SK" A J 8 4 V K J I 8 e J 8 8 8 8 By P h illip A ld er P H IL L IP T h e old est issue o f T h e B rid ge World that I own is from January 1848. Interestingly, the address for corre­ spondence is 38 West 84th Street, New York, NY. as it was until late last year. T h e annual subscription was 13.90, compared to the present 848.1 believe this means the magazine is cheaper in real terms today. This deal caught my eye. According to tha rep ort from the 1847 W inter N ation als in A tla n tic C ity, most Souths were in four hearts (no bidding was given) and “while all the others w ere floundering all over the place and goin g down one or two tricks, Harry _ sailed home like a bird.* The Harry in question was the colorful Mr. Plshbein. All the other declarers discarded their diamond losers on the second and third spades. 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H IO H S C H O O L S P O R T 8 ...1 B Serving Sanford, Lako Mary, Longwood, Oviodo, Winter Springs and Seminole County since 1908 Tragic tornadoes: The aftermath Questioning the system One brave survivor goes home today E-mail called intimidating after school board member blasts procedure for buying sites Bjr Shari Brodle HERALD FEATURE EDITOR A Seminole County School Hoard member Is questioning the procedure liy which the public school system pur­ chases property for new schools. In what has Ijrrn called an 'Intimidating* e-mall letter. Hob Ooff has asked for a re­ By R o m White HERALD STAFF WRITER ORLANDO • On what was probably her laat day at the hospital. Ashley Ann Hlmra bravely smiled, dabbed on some big girl lipstick and threw kisses to her aunt. Her brown eyes were trying to dance. She wanted to go outside, to feel the warmth of the sun and breathe In some fresh air. At noontime Monday. 5-year-old Ashley got her wish. Snug In a bed made Into a magic red sled with wheels, she was taken outside Arnold Palmer Hospital for Children and Women. 'A re you cold?" Ashley was asked. "I'm fine." she answered. One week ago. Ashley Ann Himes tnlrucu• m Ashtoy. rags «A - . ,T. H m M n w to b yS u M W TM Cmdorolta and Prlncs Charming danca on tho wal above 5-year-old Ashley Ann Hsnes Monday at Ar­ nold Palmer Hospital for Chridren and Woman. * ' view of the status of the pur­ chase of property for an ele­ mentary and a middle school on land adjacent lo the Iron Hrldge Water Trratm rnt Plant. Go IT sent Ihr letter Friday, to Dr. Paul Hagerty, Dianne Kramer, members of the facili­ ties planning team and to oilier school board members, after the Seminole County Hoard of Adjustment denied a request for special exception lo build (he two schools on prop­ erty that Is zoned for light In­ dustrial and retail commercial Kramer, executive director of facilities planning for Seminole County Public Schools, said the planning tram had been looking for a site that would be Schools, Pag* 4A Oviedo mall ready By David Praaiar HERALD STAFF WRITER T /* * 50 Cents T U E S D A Y M A R C H 3. 1998 90th YE A R . No. 136 OVIEDO • Seminole County prrparrs lo open up Its third mall Wednesday al 1»:10 a.m. TIm> Oviedo Marketplace makes Us grand entrance with a good majority o f Its stores opening on time. 'E very day will be a grand opening at the Oviedo Marketplace.* said Kathy Pier­ son. vice president of Persons ft Hrlnstl Communications. DlUsnls, one o f the two an­ chor stores at the new mall, opened Saturday, and Oayfera opens today. Some of the stores opening on Wednesday will be Champa. Victoria's Se­ cret. F.Y.E.. a multi-media store, and Gazooks among oth­ ers. As Pierson Indicated, there will be more coming In tlie weeks ahead. In addition to all die stores for shoppers, dierr will be a food court, a kid's play area, a numlng stream and a 24screen Rrga) Cinema movie fro . .. A wreath of flower* and a bicycle ait outside a frame home In the area urttere 12 8emfnote County resi­ A dents died In last week's tornado. Forty-one tied In the tri-county area. Bee Mali. Pag* 4A L. iSf A#eSBeeSw Worksrs al th* Oviado Marketplace construct tha play area which la tha canterpiece of tha new mal. Tha area was designed by Connecticut sculp­ tor/architect Tom Luckey. Lon gw ood balances church growth, adult entertainment ryone as they voted on the matter of a 40-acre site near North Street and Bennett Road to the west of the Central Florida Commerce Park. As they unanimously aproved the site as the future ome of the First BapUst By V ic k i: HERALD STAFF WRITER LONOWOOD . It I I I deli­ cate balancing act. nearly Im­ possible to master. City commissioners In Long­ wood could never please eve­ R Church of Altamonte Springs, longtime residents of adjoining neighborhoods voiced opposi­ tion to any construction on die wetlands site and concerns were raised that allowing a church to build In an Indus­ trial park would limit the rlty's options lor potential adult entertainment sites. Nadine Tolos, who lives In the Highland Hills subdivision, wanted the city they needed to take the time before making their decision to make sure thry didn't violate anyone's rights. *You can't put adult enter­ tainment within 1.500 feet of a church.* she reminded the commission. "You have to make sure that the adult en­ tertainment people don’t come back and challenge this. I've aat In here for a year while you've worked on (his adult entertainment code. I’m ask­ ing you to research this. I’m saying this to protect the church and* the * city." On the other hand, Patty Tears mark retirement for Oviedo girls’ basketball coach by Jeff Barilmieke ASSISTANT SPORTS EDITOR W An * I Tom Bled, who retired Sunday as head coach of tha Ovfado girls' basketball team, aharas a moment wkh ssnfcx Katta McCovm, Ihe only player to be wtth Bfari during Ns entire four-year tenure. The coach announced hie retirement al the team banquet Sunday. C e ttU a l S l v d d a t £a*gtdt JfaaUy m m l Owittd <f Gpa a ttd fatal iM ati C em panyJ OVIEDO • Throughout hla sometimes tumultuous, usu­ ally successful four-year ten­ ure as the Oviedo girls' b as­ ketball coach, Tom Blrrt waa known for his emotional style of coaching. He yelled, laughed, pushed and sometimes ended up hori­ zontal as he rallied hla girls lo a four-year winning run. Sunday, though the emo­ tions changed. Blert cried as he announced hla retirement after the Llona' season ending basketball banquet. Hla weren't the only tears In the Oviedo cafeteria. Blert created a huge legacy after only four years at the Oviedo helm, which he took after seven years at Bishop Moore. As coach of the Lions, Blert led them to a 76-41 rec­ ord. Prior to Bieri's hiring, the Lions had gone 18-52 In the previous three seasons. It was his second rebuilding job. Prior to taking over at Bishop Moore, the team had won one game in four sea­ sons. It took Blert two years to build a winning record and. while he coached vanity, he started a junior varsity pro­ gram that won 53 straight during hla tenure. Blert retired due to hla du­ ties with the Orlando Magic where he runs the team's Junior Magic program and basketball clinics. During the past season at Oviedo. Blert said he found his duties with the Magic harmful to hla health, but more Importantly, they were affecting hla ability Serving Seminole County & All of Central Florida 407*333*8088' 407-869-4600 407-831*5445 407-365-3688 Lake M a ry - H ea th ro w A lta m o n te S p rin gs L o n g w o o d • R e lo ca tio n O v ie d o 407*8969666 Orlando Dr. Phillips Area 407-354-5678 Ml. Dora . 352*735*1010 Internet Address w w w .h ig g in s h c a th .a M n 'v ; » :in7C*4:, • • •- • •- F t y v .tW -.eS ;'-; �U • Semmoio HerakJ Sanford, Honda Tuesday U a id i 3 '93fl Winter Springs assesses city's storm damage By Tony T ltz io HERALD CORRESPONDENT WINTER SPRINGS - At the Feb. 2a etty council meeting. Commissioner Eddie Martinez, followed by the rest of the commission, commended the city's police, fire and public works departm ents for acting so swiftly in helping residents through the difficult period following the tornadoes that hit Central Florida early Monday. The city did sustain some damage from the storms: •Total damage exceed $3-15.000 to structures. Dollar dam­ ages to repair buildings and all other costs due to the storm have not l>ecn tabulated yet. •The major arras affected was In the "Highlands" Subdivi­ sion area on 434. The areas most affected was In the Shcoha Boulevard section. •Eight homes received damages exceeding $10,000. •Etghty-two structures were damaged by the storm: homes, condo's and apartments. •Included In private damage was roof damage, tile damage, trees crashing through homes and a chimney falling olT of a house. On the subject of neighbor helping neighbor. Hob Beck the Winter Springs Fire Dept. Training Chief said, "as we came across people In the area while doing our Inspections, we constantly heard people saying that they were OK and that they checked on their neighbors to make sure that they w ere all right. All in all. It doesn't look llkr w r got a dlrrct hit." Volunteers, assistance abundant for victims of tornado damage By Nick Pfelfau f HERALD STAFF WRITER SANFORD - For many, recovery from tire Feb. 23 tornadoes which struck Central Florida will take years. Most of the work during the first eight days following the storm has involved cleanup of debris. A few. with less damage, have begun repairing homes which were damaged but not destroyed. In the Sanford/Semlnole County area, officials say volunteers have shown up In record numbers. Em ergency Operations Incident Commander Fire Chief Terry Schenk, said, as o f 5 p.m. Saturday, over 250 volunteers had been turned away, with more on Sunday. "We have had a wide range o f community members from Boy Scouts and ShcrtfTa Youth Deputies to senior citizens." Schenk said. T h e ir support has been vital." Most of the work over this past weekend was the collection of debris from the affected areas. Schenk said. "While we do have a great deal o f debris to collect, we have also made It a priority to ensure the safety o f the volunteers." Sheriff Don Esllnger agreed. "Volunteer and staff safety is paramount to the continued success o f these efforts." he said. Rain showers Saturday forced officials to send many volunteers home, but they were able to return Sunday and continue their work. Storm, Page 4A WEATHER IW W H B W M » T ,n [ SS&iv V' Sunny. Highs In the mid to upper-SOs. bows in the low*40a. m t i n t o y : Partly cloudy. Highs In the upper 60®. Lows in the upper-40#. T k m d ry t Partly cloudy. Highs In the mid-70*. Lows In the mld-BOs. rrtSayi Scatter thunderstorms. Highs In the mid-70s. Lows In the mld-BOs. I . |TUESDAY Sunny 68 42 THUR SD AY Ptcldy 74 54 BOUJKAR TABLE: min. 9:25 a.m., maj. 3:15 a.m., min. 10:05 p.m„ maj. 3:50 p.m. TIDtt: Daytona Beach: high: 11:46 a.m.. — p.m., low: 5:32 a.m.. 5:51 p.m. Naw Bayne eh: high: 11:51 a.m., — p.m., low: 5:37 a.m., 5:56 p.m.. 1 Oeeos Beech: high: — a.m., W E D N E S D A Y 12:06 p.m.. low: 5:52 a.m.. 6:11 P tcld t d d jr y < 6 9 48 p.m. FRIDAY Tetrme 75 50 LOTTERY Hers are ths winning numbers selected on Monday in the Florida Lottery: Fantasy S S-e-1 $-22-25 Lotto (Fab. 2S) Play 4 D ay ton a B each t N ew S m y rn a Beach: Seas are 47 feet with a rough chop. W ater tem perature at Daytona Is 61 degrees and at New Sym m a, 61 degrees. W inds are from the north­ west at 15-20 m.p.h. 9*5 By Vicki Bclluccta HERALD STAFF WRITER SANFORD - Though hun­ dreds of voices were lifted to Heaven in thanksgiving for both ihe lives o f those who had been killed In last week’s tor­ nado in Sanford and for those who have dedicated lheir tim e and resources lo helping the survivors, a pall hung over the assembled crowd at I he First Baptist Church in Sanford on Sunday evening. The memorial service for ihc dozen victims of the weather disaster drew nearly 300 par­ ticipants. including more than three dozen law enforcem ent and lire rescue officers from across the county. Red Cross . volunteers In their work vests huddled together, heads bowed in prayer. Community helpers, eyes watery from lack of sleep and thr reality of the situation, came to show Ihrlr support and lo lie com forted by the words. A few survivors. In donated clothes, carrying ihrlr b e­ longings in backpacks, w ere also among those In the con­ gregation. Many dabbed their eyes as representatives of the Sanford Ministers Fellowship spoke of the losses suffered by the community and of thr great strength wblrh had been gained by the tragedy. "We are here to express our sorrow and our solidarity.* Dr. Wayne Harvey, pastor of the First Baptist Churrl). said. "As time passes we need to keep working together as brothers and sisters." Thr pastor said the m iniste­ rial community had. and would continue to make Itself available for those who needed guidance In coping with the tragedy that had ripped the community apart. Sister Thelma Mike led the congregation In prayer asking for divine guidance In finding relief from the hurt and pain S a n f o r d “ eM .o n e y was 07 d t g r s ss a n d t h s o v e r s ig h t lo w ■ o e o id o d ra in fa ll fo r t h s p e r io d e s d ls g a t 1 0 a .s i., T u e s d a y t o t a l e d .O O i n c h . ..................... 6 : 4 S a . m . i t . .......................... 0 : 3 7 p . m . 3cimnole Herald "Serving Seminole County Since 1908" Tuesday, March 3 ,1 9 9 8 • Voi. 90, No. 136 PuOtiahed Tuesday through Friday and Tuesday by Ftopubkc Newspapers, Inc. • 300 N. French Avs., Sanford. FL 32771 Photo Courtwy of t Or. Wayns Harvsy loads tha memorial servlet held Sunday el First Baptist Church, caused liy thr tornado. “Love us. Ileal us. Strengthen us wr go from day to dny.* she prayed. Judge Carmine Bravo told thr rrowd he and his wife had struggled to make sense o f the tragedy thut had caught the community so off guard. He said they turned to the Bible for comfort and had prayrd to God to tty to find out what It all meant. "In Arts 2. wr are rem inded that we do not know the day thr Master will return." he said. "We have to always be prepared.* Thr church was appointed simply with a single flower ar­ rangement placed on gold • cloth In front of Die podium at crnler stage. A color guard made up of members of the Seminole County Sheriff's O f­ fice and the Sanford I’ollce Department placed the flags of Una* Spiegel ADVERTtSJNO CrmsSherp- Ueneger Elene Odder# Hosne lavender Cheryl Slone KeSe Werner- Manager Sandy Presley CMCULAT10N LEO M J Lacy Lost ■Eater Shaft Brato Dons Dietrich Oevtd Fraser Jeana Hugfia* Courtney lalm Nice PlefUU Tommy Wears Susan Wanner Ruea Whoa Penodeei Postage Pard el SerSord. Fluids and edd&onal msang oTflcee USPS 4SI2S0 Poeimesiar Send address changae » The SEMINOLE HERALD PO Bos 16C7 | Sanford. FL 32772-1807 Republic £ Margaret Sisley EorroMAL Cheryl BnWi a STRippwa Roden Stop'Cowan MerkSevae M Egen EJww Tytrel. Jr. • press Heed Pressmen SUMCrtpeon Rates (DeJy i Tuesday) Home Dakvsry 3 Monde SIB 50 S2400 « Month* 53800 MS 00 1 Veer 178 00 S9SOO Florida Residents add 7% sales las SOI ^Newspaper!. Inc. The 30-member choir In blue-trimmed white robes led the assembly through three verses o f "Amazing Grace* and "Because He Lives I Can Face Tomorrow.* Joy for those who had been taken to the next life and great celebration for those who had been spared was evi­ dent In the cheers of *Amen* following the singing o f the hymns. Adding to the com forting words. Rev. Tom Tkarhuk of kA SA ku. n ■ - ■* rtBfBKJHrTK SOPy 1Ornlfiy iV tnO vnC Body of last missing man found Sunday SANFORD - The body o f the last person reported missing In last week’s tornadoes has been recovered by Volusia County sheriff a deputies. The find brings the official death toll from the tornadoes to 41. The body has now been positively Identified as that o f Joel F. ‘ Lucky* Heaton. 53. reported missing after a tornado swept his travel trailer Into the St. Johns River from a fish camp on State Road 46 at approximately 1 a.m. on Feb. 23. Originally, two persons were reported missing. The first. Freddie Padgett, was spotted by helicopter two hours after the tornado struck, clinging to a boat tn the middle o f the river. He was rescued by Volusia County Ftre Service officers. The search for Heaton continued with sheriffs office divers, boats, helicopters, patrol units and investigators from Volusia and Seminole County as well as the Florida Game and Fresh Water Fish Commission. According to Volusia Sheriff Bob Vogel, at approximately 11:30 Sunday morning, the owner of Oator Landing Riverside Grill in Sanford spotted the. body floating In Tell us your story p r o d u c tio n Frank Voaokrw • Manager Peggy Beehner A single candle, lit os the Rev. Jeff Krall of thr Family Worship Center read the names of the 12 who died In Sanford the week before, burned under a yellow spot­ light so that each of the v ic ­ tims rould be rrmrmbered by thr rommunlty one Inst time. Grace Fellowship noted that the Bible promises lo help ease thr pain for those who feel the loss. "Wr liavr always known that these disasters happen som e­ where else to someone else," he said. *But the Beatitudes holds the promise that blessed are those who mourn for they will be comforted.* The Sanford and Seminole County community lias grown stronger and more united as a result of the tragedy, he added. The Rrv. Elijah Richardson expressed sorrow that It had takrn such devastation to bring (he community together, but Jay that ho many had come together to help out those in need. A collection taken during the service brought In nearly $3,000 to help those who are still In nerd of usslstancr. FEMA. th# Fatoral Enwg#ncy Management Agency, opened a new disaster recovery center unit in Sanford this morning. The fa­ cility Is located at the Agricultural Extension Center, 250 County Home Road. FEMA representa­ tives will be on hand to provide In­ formation on assistance pro­ grams and answer questions from residents who have applied for aid. The center wM not lake appli­ cations for assistance however. Applications must be made by phoning FEMA's office at 1-800462-9029. Hard at work this morning, left to right, FEMA Pub­ lic Affairs Specialist Opal Jackson, and Applicant Assistance Representatives Helen Wheeler and Catherine Macbeth. Phone: (407) 322-2611 Fax: (407) 323-9406 AosuNirnunoN Odessa Pugn ■Busmees Ueneger TermGames the city, the state and the na­ tion on the stage with solemn ceremony. Recovery center opens By Nick Pfelfauf HERALD STAFF WRITER M -2-6 Cash 3 Church holds m em orial for tornado victim s The Seminole Herald welcomes news about you, your family, friends and neighbors. But, we need your help by submitting Information to us. Requests for photo coverage should be made at least three days in advance by calling our office. Your organization's publicity person should arrange for photo coverage and submit a news release about the event no later than three days following. Our address: The Sem inole Herald, P.O. Box 1667, Sanford, 32772-1667 or 300 N. French Ave„ Sanford, 32771. Phone: 322-2611. Fax: 323-9408. the river. He was on a large pontoon boat conducting a tour at the time. Marine units from both Volusia and Seminole County were In the area and responded to the scene along with Investigator Greg Kunkle of the Voluala County Major Case Unit. The body reportedly was clothed In blue jeans but no Identification was immediately located. Monday. Voluala County medical examiners obtained fingerprints from the body which were used to provide a positive identity. The specific cause of death was not Immediately released by the Investigators. GET A HEAD START ON TANNING Hilt HI • (.1 t ,* Si\SlllN\ lilt I on l.l 1 t I lilt Wi l t WI1H UNI IMl 11ll MUM Ml i PAl.n ul,l Full Sarvice Hair Full Sarvice Nails Tanning Pedicures Paraffin Treatments J Call feu iMMopc tpodaU. UC. • MM002I22S -V " ti . • I. • tli.’S �Sormnoto Herald. Sanford, Flonda • Tuesday, March 3, 1990 - 3 * School b o a rd E m p lo y ee o f the Y e a r By Carter Gilmartln HERALD CORRESPONDENT $ 5 SANFORD - Pine Crest Ele> mrntnry School's Instructional ' assistant for kindergarten, 5 Nancy Chalkley Flowers, Is j this years Seminole County School Board Employee o f the > Year. < Flowers Is a native of Lake 5 Mary and a resident o f Sanford. J Site Is herself a product of r Seminole County schools, ns 1 she's proud lo note. J She wus voted employee of j the year by her peers at Pine » Crest. Principal flurry Llebovttz. Assistant Principal ! Carol Chanter nnd klndergar* ten learn leader Linda Terwll$ leger then wrote recommenda;> lions to the county olllce for 4 llie county wide honor. £ Mr. Urbovttz recommended prnfesslonul who exceeds all of the criteria...’ .lie described her ns “proactive In all areas o f her responsibility and creative." A constant theme In these rec­ ommendations Is Flowers' dis­ position. Llrbovltz tells how .4 Flower ns *a model •! {• :• jl p P O LIC E Driving under the Influence . , . I Larry Scales, 48. of 2512 S. Laurel Ave.. Sanford, was ar­ rested Saturday by Sanford police. Seines was charged with DUI, DW1 (damage lo property/person) and reckless driving. Seines was arrested at the com er of 25th Street and French Avenue. Report said that Seines skidded off the road and hit a telephone pole. Laura Green. 25. of 786 Creekwater Terr.. Lake Mary, win arrested Friday l»y lake Mary police. Green was charged wltli DUI und arrested at die com er of Lake Mary Road and Like Emmu Rood. Green allegedly slid Into the back of a vehicle ut a red light. Dickerson, 51, of 1410 Mara CL, Sanford, was arrested Saturday by Sanford police. Dickerson was charged with DUI and reckless driving. Dickerson was arrested In the 1SOO block of South French Avenue. Assault and battery Kenny Myles. 30. o f 1704 W, 13th St., Sanford, was ar­ rested Sunday by Seminole County deputies. Myles was charged with battery and r e ­ sisting without violence. Myles was arrested at the c o r­ ner of 18lli Street and Dixie. Myles allegedly got Into a physical altercation with his llve-ln girlfriend. William Izzo, of 151 Garden Drive. Winter Springs, was ar­ rested Monday by W inter Springs police. Izzo was charged with battery and ar­ rested at the above address. Izzo allegedly started a fight with another man at the resi­ dence. j David Will taker, o f 110 Lake < Minnie Dr.. Sanford, was ar­ rested Friday by Seminole I County deputies. Whitaker J was charged with battery and ; arrested at the above address. Cliarles Moore, 33, o f 323 ! Marjorie Blvd.. Longwood, was | arrested Friday by Seminole - County deputies. Moore was t charged with battery and arl rested at the above address. | Moore allegedly grasped hla j wife's mouth with his hand • and also scratched their 18 i month old Bon. ! James Jackson, 47. o f 401 j Magnolia St., Sanford, was ar­ rested Sunday by Altamonte Springa police. Jackson was ! charged with aggravated aa; sault and arrested tn the 500 ; block o f Lavon Drive. Jackson • allegedly swung at a victim with a knife causing a ’ hair ' line cut*. Petty theft Ransom Mitchell, 41, o f 49 ! William Clark CL. Sanford, i was arrested Saturday by Seminole County deputies. Mitchell was charged with . petty llieft. driving while UJ cense Is suspended or re; yoked, possession o f open con« talner and registration expired ; over four months. Mitchell was j arrested at the com er o f 13th l street and Shepard Avenue, t Officer reported that Mitchell's tag came back sto­ len. Trespassing Maurice Dubose. 34. o f un­ known residence, was arrested Saturday by Sanford police. Dubose was charged with trespass (occupied structure or conveyance) and arrested at the com er or 20th Street and Sanford Avenue. Flowers' warmth and charm touch each fin e Crest family. "Ms. Flowers knows many of the children by name and treats them with warmth, un­ derstanding and respect. Her...positive Interpersonal skills make her an ambassador for our school ns a place of caring.* Terwlllegcr's recommenda­ tion notes that childhood Is a one-time experience. She con­ tinues. *1 see Nancy giving the childhood experience to the children at Pine Crest because o f the dignity she shows when she encounters these young children daily. There Is no task loo menial for iter. Everything she does Is done with respect nnd caring.* Terwtlleger counts ns Flow­ ers* strength that *1 have never heard her say HQ. It Is always i can do that*. She goes the ex­ tra mile...* Assistant principal Chanter’s recommendation also focused on the Importance of each child being warmly welcomed lo school by Flowers. Besides making young chil­ dren feel safe and welcome. Nancy Flowers, left, and In cos­ tume, right, performing "The Old Lady Who Ate The Fly* for Pine Crest students. Flowers contributes generously lo Pine Crest's friendliness quotient among staff. Her love for her husband Dwight, their three children and four grandchildren (with one on the way) enters every conversation. Describing her marriage recently. Flowers said •It's been a wonderful life.* "L lrb o v ltz alluded tn Flowers’ sense of fun when he m en­ tioned h e r creativity. Besides making a mean chocolate cheesecake, she's a convincing actor. She performs "The Old Lady Who A le The Fly* by putting curlers In her hair, blacking out a tooth nnd stuffing her clothes to hide her slim shape. Many o f the klndergartners don't recognize her as she 'swallows* animal after animal. Meeting Flowers Is an exer­ cise In gruclousness. Terwllllger sums up Flowers' gifts thus: If I could present this re­ fined lady with a bouquet. It would contain all the special qualities she shares dally: re­ spect. honor, dignity, love, humor, creativity, support, un­ derstanding. patience nnd Joy. The ribbon that would bind It togrther would be a child — any child -- every child who has been blessed by her touch.* W o m en jailed after W in te r Springs em ergency call From B U ff Rsports WINTER SPRINGS - Tills past week the Win ter Springs l*ollce Department received a f i l l emergency call In regards to a flglit In progress at 300 Sheoah Boulrvard with one subject armed with a firearm. When ofJlcers arrived, tliey made contact with the suspect. Adrena Adelle Oliver. 18. The vic­ tim and die suspect liad been arguing since 5 p.m. over drugs and drug money, the depart­ ment reports. According police spokeswoman Ofc. Robin Bemosky. the victim then went In to take u shower when the suspect came Into dir bath­ room pointed n gun nt the victim and told her lo count lo three or she was going to shoot her. 40 Years of Honest Service Great Rates on Quality Workmanship •Im port orOom oitlc •Aalos•Vara•Tract] •RV* • Automatic A Staniirtf • ciotchos • CV Joint] • load •Lot*it Tochnical fqalpm ant . FrtoTowIn|W ithM a|orRopalre tarCom fotortra<Trantmlnlon •Natlom rtAoW arrantyArallollo © E23 2929 T R A N S M IS S IO N R E P A IR P a . 905-B S US Hwy. 17-92 OaBary ^ 7 . Across from trie TPl. Smoke Stacks ■ I M S S >| m □»L _-QW F F j w- nau ow i J Die victim complied and the suspect then left after hearing the sirens. After a search of the suspect und die area, a white purse was found, und It contained a large caliber llreann loaded with Teflon coaled armor piercing rounds. Die suspect was arrested for uggnivutrd assault, carrying u concealed weapon dining the commission of a crime, und |HJssrsslon of armor plerclng/explodlng Ixillet Ilia loaded gun. The suspect was taken to the Srmlnolr County Jail. After further Investigation, a search warrant was executed on the victim's home, and she was subsequently arrested for possession o f a con ­ trolled substance and drug paraphernalia. The victim, now defendant. Cynthia Allison. 39. was taken to the Seminole County Jail. W ill Lake M a ry firefighters, cops get a brand new home? By Ntek IIEJtALDSTAITWRITERLAKE MARY - Lake Maty has been contemplating a re­ placement building for Ita po­ lice and lire departments for a considerable length o f time. Now. according to City Man­ ager John Litton, the project appears lo be heading toward reality. When It became obvious (hat the present police and fire sta ­ tion facilities at 235 Rinehart Road were Insufficient, several concepts were brought forward. One of the most-often discussed Involved creating a new police department and refurbishing Die present fire department building. After an extensive evaluation o f the Ideas however. It was deter­ mined that the buildings did not meet federal requirements for such uses, and the cost ac­ cording (o Litton, went higher and higher until it became .'.practically prohibitive. Aa ttis eUyfCotaiimss to grow In population! businesses and industry, more and more jwlioe and fire fighting equipment has been and continues to be needed, calling for more stor­ age room at both police and Are facilities than ever before. At this week's city com m is­ sion meeting, a request Is to be made lo purchase a speed monitoring trailer for the p o­ lice department, which would be required to be housed at the station when not In use. The most recent new unit received by the (Ire department Is the 1.500 gallon pumper truck, a large piece of equipment for such limited space. Fire Lieutenant Terry Salsbury said the department also has no room for supply storage. "And when there tan't enough room for chairs for eve­ ryone tn llie dayroom. you know we are crowded.* he re­ sponded. Now. pending approval from llie city commission, U tton said the latest Idea Is to create two buildings, one for each de­ partment. on property on the west side o f Rinehart Road, adjacent to the Siemens Tele­ communications facility. That's what we have been looking Into most recently,’ Utton said, 'and 1 believe It may receive support." The Lake Mary City Com m is­ sion baa scheduled a work ses­ sion to discuss the proposal for this Thursday afternoon, beginning at 5:30. prior to the regular commission meeting. At that time. T. Gray Frazier, who lias provided the city with u number o f municipal struc­ ture plans and concepts in the past, will make a presentation. Tile work session will be held tn the commission chamber of etty ball. 100 N. Country Club Road. 3 M ONTHS SUBSCRIPTION — To The — Coach--------Continued from Page LA to roach the Uons. *1 couldn't give 110 percent to everything that concerned my kids anymore,* Btert said. *1 can't commit to that kind of effort. Everybody lias been very understanding, but there lias to be a 110 percent ef­ fort.* Blerl started coaching 13 years ago In the AAU program and was Instrumental tn es­ tablishing AAU basketball In Central Florida. While with the program, he took It to five national championship tour­ naments. and at Bishop Moore, he took over as the school's fourth coach In four years. Still. It's working with youth basketball that Btert Is still excited about. He said he will never coach again on the high school level, but his opportu­ nity with the Magic allows him to remain In the youth coaching he loves. “One o f the big reasons I'm excited about my jo b with the Magic is that I get to reach more kids.* Btert said. *We'll do nothing but grow with girls basketball.* Bleri's efforts to help the girls .game has been noticed by many. T h ere was more positive energy and a love o f the game that he always brings Into the You don't see that all of time,* said Lake Howell coach Steve Kohn. T h a t's what always comes to mind when I think about Tom Btert.* One o f Ulert'a coaching foes. Joe Carter, a longtime coach at Orangcwood Christian, agreed. *tlc has that commitment to girts basketball all the way from yuutli bull to high school and college,* Carter said. *He lias always tried to Improve the game and that Is what he's all about.* Bleri's players, former and present also commended Bleri's commitment to the girls game. Senior Katie McCown wus the only player to be with the Lions for all four o f Bleri's seasons at Oviedo. McCown said that, de­ spite Bleri's histrionics, the team would have never wanted It any other way. *Hc paved the way for every­ thing that happened at Oviedo,* McCown said. *! just think everyone needs to thank him for all he's done for Oviedo.* Blerl always had time for his former players and spent a week at Oklahoma Christian University where he went to visit one o f hts former players. April Avila. The two have krpt In touch since Bieri coached her as an 11-year-old and the two have corresponded ever since. *1 figure If someone Is going to travel 42,000 miles to see me play, then they probably do care, not only In me as a player, but also us a person.* Avtla wrote. Btert said he Is most proud of hts work wltli the girls' game and the progress It has made in the past few years, especially at Oviedo. "Everybody who has to play Oviedo knows they'll get a game.* Blerl said. We always talked about being a family and whoever comes In here will have some very special kids,* Blerl knows he had his critics but It wus the kids that mattered. *1 think people that don't understand me know I did the best I could,* Blerl said. In the end. Blerl said It will be the kids that mattered the most. *IU remember that every single kid on this team from beginning to end was a more Improved player,* Blerl Bald. T h e y never lacked heart or character and I'll remember that they always wanted per­ fection.* Oviedo principal Bobby Lundqulst said the position will be posted with the Semi­ nole County School Board, but he’ll remember Bleri's commitment to the school. T h e best thing Tom did was bring a foundation for excel­ lence tn girls' basketball,* Lundqulst said. ‘ He has raised the playing level o f girls bas­ ketball and will hopefully bring on future excellence. 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A city with the feel of yesterday, but with the best of today and tomorrow H ie time Is certainly upon us. and the opportunity to build upon great v i­ sions an* hen*. Indeed, the creation lias already begun rhe vision others would like to see come 10 hie In so many other places is before us Seminole Countv residents nui have what so 1 Mink a b o u t th is . 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That vision, which Is evident throughout ibis county. Is now coming logclher In a much broader picture. The Seminole Ilcm U l will continue In print your stories, be a part of your lives, praise and support your children, lis­ ten to all that you have to say. and afTord you the op|Mii1unlty to express your view’s on the Is­ sues hefote us We believe that tomorrow will l>e better, not worse We believe that our citizens will find the answers ll we give them the opportunity to speak to one another. Indeed, you will find no gloom among us. no leellug that there Is no hope, no future. No. we see quite the opposite. A bright future lilted with a much greater par­ ticipation by the citizens of this county. A school system that will exrel. A rlly and county government that will Improve day by day l>rcause of the Involvement of our citizens. Visions mi nltrn liecomr reality* So our vision must be filled with all those things that wr wish lor our titles and for our county. Ashley Continued from Page IA Outl * « id expenditures -ol this kind, u p w ard s Of 5 3 0 .0 0 0 ;' arc ( inrtt Hatton H it « uttf»#n 4 S c h o o ls -----big enough to hulld the two schools, in order to alleviate some ol the crowding now lxmg experienced at Jackson Heights Middle School and two elementary schools that serve the Oviedo community rhe 35 acre tract is located on the north sale of State Hoad IJ-l at Kconlockh.it chre Rivet Place, near Iron Bridge The special exception was re quested at the hearing of the HOA on Keb 26. The hoard d e­ nied the request unanimously, despite stall recommendation lor approval and support from neighboring subdivisions. Got! is questioning the ex­ penditure of money for consul­ tation lees, surveys and envi­ ronmental studies on the pur chase of land that has not been approved by the school board 'W r have spent thou­ sands .md thousands of tax payer dollars without board approval for the pun-base of that site.* Gull stated In his let­ ter. Kramer said that when a piece of land Is Identified for a school, due diligence Is done before the property is brought lo the board for a vote on the purchase. This Includes mak­ ing any zoning changes neces­ sary. as was the request to the HO A tali solution, ll there Is no dlsettsslon So many times the real truth Is iltscovem l in a romhlnattou ot (actors horn both sides nt an Issue and that is why we must always be willing to riebate lolrly The Stm/otrf llc r n lt f. now known as the fViiilrinfc llr n ilil. has always striven to see that all sides have the opportunity to freely express their views and lhai Is why this newspaper Is so Interesting to read s< bool sites," M o r r i s s.utl Two ol thr questions that Ivavc been raised about the Iron Bridge site arc its proximity to the wastewater treatment plant and the l.ui dial a ma|omv of the students who would have to walk to Ibc school would have to cross a busy highway Moms said, “ No school site Is perfect." and mam ol iln* concerns a!unit the site could I h- dealt with through normal procedures, such as the use o| crossing guards and buffers around the sch ools Golf said lie had serious doubts about the site and "given the Boatil of Adjust­ ments denial of the request lor special exception. I would like to request that the Item he agendacd lor the next sellout Ixiard meeting, before further action is taken." He d ie d safety concerns and the cost of busing students oil site improvements, such as sidewalks, and possible road Improvements as Items lor which there was not enough Information 'to determine the suitability of an acceptable school site." Cofl said. "These art- items ihal any good plan tier would have at their finger­ tips." Kramer was said to have been upset by G olfs reaction to the BOA denial T la - rest of the ’of "We've done It tills way for decades." said Hagrrty. "We are very comfortable with thr pro­ cedure." Kramer has been in her posi­ tion with S o l’S for five years and has worked to purchase more than six properties. Tills Is ihr second since Goff was elected to the board. School Board Chairman Jeanne Mortis said. "Normally, a variance to put a school in some place Is not a big Issue. "It's getting harder, with the build out of the county, to find Longw ood Continued from Page LA LaBmt and Marjorie llolmqulst. who have lived ad­ jacent lo the property In ques­ tion for 27 and 26 years r e ­ spectively. were adamantly opposed to the city's consid­ eration o f the church campus. The women live on properties next to thr site, which arc In Ihr county. They had not heard of the plans until r e ­ cently. They wanted the com ­ mission to carefully consider tire environmental Impact and the added traffic problems the facility would create. LaBrot. her fists tightened as she spoke, asked tf the city liad thought about what the development on property that Includes a wetlands area would mean to the wildlife, not to mention lo the property owners In thr area. “Where's the water going lo go?* she asked, “it's In a flood plain. I'm concerned that building...any building p e­ riod... will cause a problem, frn not opposed to tire church. I'm opposed lo the development of that property.* Echoing many of LaBrot's concerns, llolmqulst pleaded with commissioners lo rethink their options. “Please stop and think about the residents who have lived In the area for a long, long time." she asked. Despite Uie pleas from the public, the commission d e­ cided Ihe only way to achieve a balance was to approve a plan which would allow* the chinch to develop Its property and still permit the city lo maintain the six potential sites for adult entertainment us mandated by the supreme court Tin* church was to ask 'd to agree to allow adult cult rialnmcnt within 650 fret Continued from I'n je IA lottslv survived a monstrous tornado that tom lied down southeast ol Saulord Hei mother, step father to be and grandparents lost their lives when the twister dr vant.ih d then double-wide mobile home on Myrtle Street Rescue workers beard Ash lev screaming "Help me. help me." around 3 n.m. Roxzle Lav­ ender. her aunt, said the child had been thrown l(X) yards or more hum the mobile home "Site was i old and ralen up liv hugs, her left leg was frac­ tured. and she had a hole In her lung but she survived." Livender said. 'Ashley is spunky. jw-rky and very stubborn and that probably has a lol to do with the tact she is alive." Lavender said. On Monday. Lavender brought some crayon-drawn gel well cards wTlIIrn by Ash ley's ( l.issnm trs at lin e Crest Elementary School in Sanford. Ashley opened and exam ­ ined each card. As she did. she Itxiked at her auitl and Mild. "Mommy's I limes has been at the box pltal continuously, and Is eager to be Ashley's guardian Hr will get help from his mother. Kan dis Weaver whom Ashley c alls. "Granny Candy." Builder Jeno Paulueel wrote a check ol $20,000 lo |iuv the funeral costs for Ashley's lam lly. Mon* than 400 atlrndrd services Suliuduv III Afxtpka Hospital s|M>krsman Joe HsrsM Ptcoto by Rota W N b For awtiilo Monday Ashkry Ann Himos enjoyed a ndo and a stay In the tunshine outside Amok! Palmer Hospital lor Children and Women Ashley may bo released Irom tho hospital today llrowit Mild that Orlando Magic forward lien ace Gratd has made amiligeiiirnth lo send a limousine to take Ashlev home. Oprah Wlnfrry's stall called Monday "U teres l>ern an out|Miurlng ol concern lor Ashlev Irom ail over thr country." Brown said She was one of six children tn|ured in thr tornado who w-rrr hronghi to Arnold Palmer Hrr injuries weir the most se­ vere and shr x|x-m Ihr firsl two days In ICII "She had some down mo merits but she Improvrd ruth day." Brown said. "She's u brave little gttl." M a ll O o a tla w S k M Pag* I A > *■■■ < tnr&lir.* Tire oiJv slT down mi- ' tauranl at this time Is Cla Cla Coconuts. Ihe mall will offer a new Hagrrty railed the e-mail service lo customers as ft will sent by GofT "Intimidating. An individual assessment ot a staff provide jKirktug for expectant mothers. There will be 26 member Is not Mr. G offs job to (lurking spaces rrsrrvrd for do. He has no right to make motliers-lo-be. Tills program those kinds of personal a t­ Is sponsored by The Baby tacks." t’lace maternity services at Kramer salt! that she would Winter Park Hospital. Special ask the school board If they permits are not required to would like to lx* apprised r.f fu­ utilize "Stork Parking* and ture land purchases as an ac­ violators will not receive tick ­ tion Item, instead of In the ets. Tin* Marketplace Is hoping Informal manner currently that everyone will be courteous used. She also said the BOA to those who need to use the decision would be appealed. spaces. The play area was designed by Tom Luckcy. an archi­ tect/sculptor who has deslgnrd of their facility. other children's amusements “We are on the same side of Including the famous Climbing tilts as you." Commissioner Sculpture at thr Boston C hil­ l*aul Lovrstrand said. "Wr only dren's Museum. Luckry's crea­ have four lo six jKilr-nttal adult tion at (he Marketplace looks entertainment sties. Would like a ship with rope sails and you agree to having dial 050 many levels to play on. feet from your property?* Area malls will stick with the Turning for approval lo routine In the wake of the Mar­ members of his congregation ketplace's opening. Allumonte who had accompanied him to Mall plans to go about busi­ tin* meeting, the Rev. John ness us usual. *We have over Wright nodded his approval to 150 stores and have 25 years the board's request, of loyalty to the community,* "We ran accept It." Wright said Kim Solomon, general said, only half laughing, "as manager o f the Altamonte Mall. long as you understand that Solomon said. *We will con­ we will be oul there with video tinue (o ram the patronage of cameras taping who goes In Oviedo shoppers with our large and oul of those jjlarcs." variety of unique stores und City attorney Richard Taylor services". The Seminole Towne noted the rlly would have lo Center Is the county's third 'continually |>lug holes* In Ihe mall and second youngest. It adult entertainment code us opened Its doors In September they did Iasi night w1lh the 1996. Martha Mannarlno. church compromise. marketing director for the Following the commission's Towne Center, said that the approval of the church's plans, mull will be mnning events LaHrut and llolmqulsl walked during the month of March, hastily from the chambers. which normally would occur for Wright followed them closely the mall. and tried to offer the women The Marketplace Is owned by some comforting words. the Rouse Company, which "I understand.* he said, e x ­ was founded In 1939 and be­ came a public company In tending his hand to them. 1956. "Really I do." Though the women shook his On hand for the opening fes­ hand reluctantly, they agreed tivities will be Oviedo mayor to Ustrn as he promised to Miriam Bruce, city council work carefully to be sure no members. Rouse Company ex­ one was hurt by the construc­ ecutives. Dillards executives, tion of his church's new ca m ­ and Guyfrrs executives Just to pus. numc a few. i.___ t__d. did hot a. L*'_ Her '*______ jc|jvf »»m r gone hut her heart is here (pointing lo her right) and my daddy's heart Is right here |at her left) My heart is here." When lavender pulled a lip sink hom her purse. Ashley asked ll she could have ft Carefully, the little- girl up plied H lo her lower lip She ptickrtrd. and blew her uuui a kiss Ashley is expected to In­ n-leased from the hospital t o ­ day She will live with Iter b io ­ logical lather. Jamie Mimes In Apopka Ashley's mother I’etmv Hall was only I t when she became pregnant and was estranged Ironi lllm rs Ashlev grew to believe Kevin Taylor (Penny Hall's Hume) was her fattier. A lamlly member said Monday that Penny Hall was three months pregnant when she dtrd ark o f understanding of what I was trying to do." she satd Storm --------------------------Continued from Page 2A Meanwhile, u » out jxni ring of assistance lias been continuing all across the state and nation. Many government leaders have stressed Ihe Importance of exercising caution In dealing with p eop le making repairs. I*ubllc announcements continue regarding assistance and damage estimates. Survivors include wile, Helen.. strpMon. Mathew Murrell. Cross Plains. W’ls.; step­ daughter. Dorothy Hater. W in­ ter Springs: six grandchildren, one great-grandchild: five step grandchildren. 11 nlrpgreatgrandchildren, American Family Cremation Society. Lakeland, in charge of arrangements. Beatrice Bradshaw BEATRICE BRADSHAW Beatrice Bradshaw, 88. East Fifth Street, Sanford, died Sun­ day, Mareh 1. 1998 ul Health­ care and Krhubtlhutlun Center o f Sanford. Bom Feb. 17. 1909 In Mississippi, she moved lo Sanford In 1992 from East Or­ ange, N J. Mrs. Bradshaw was a retired nursing home cook. She was a member of New Bethel Missionary Baptist Church. Survivors Include sister Eulah Carter. Sanford. Sunrise Funeral Home, San­ ford. In churgc of arrange­ ments. KATHLEEN DAV1B COOT Kathlrrn Davis Cody. 56. Kings Lake Drive. DeUary. died Monday March 2. 1998. Bom In Vermont, she moved to the DeBary area seven years ago from Longwood. Mrs. Cody was a voce principle for u school In Seminole County. Survivors Include husband. Donald: daughters. Laurie Ann Ryant, Deltona. Elaine Edenbum. Donna Stanton, both of Las Vegas. Nrv.; son. Thomas. Las Vegas. Nev.; brother, Wayne Davis. Rochester, N.Y.; five grandchildren. Lankford Orange City Chapel In charge o f arrangements. ARNT INOVOLD POL8TAD A m t Ingvold Folstad. 86. H a ­ ven Drive. Oviedo, died Satur­ day. Feb. 28. 1998. Bom In Stanley, Wls., he moved to Central Florida In 1979. Mr. Folstad was a stockroom clerk at the University o f Wisconsin. He was an Air Force veteran of W.W.ll and a member o f Veteruns o f Foreign Wars. Madison. Wls. Mr. Folstad was a member of St. Luke Evangelical Lu­ theran Church of Oviedo. JOEL FRANCIS “LUCKY* HEATON Joel Francis “Lucky* Heaton, 53, Osceolu Road. Geneva, was found Sunday. March 1. 1998 after becoming a victim of the recent tornadoes that devas­ tated Central Florida. Bom In Providence, R.I., he moved to Central Florida 36 years ago. Mr. Beaton was roofer for A d ­ cock Roofing Co. In Sanford. Survivors Include daughter. Rose. Winter Springs. lainkford Or.urge City Chapel Is In cttnrge o f arrangements. NORA MCCLURE Nora MrClure. 83. Rosalia Drive. Sanford, died Thursday, Feb. 26. 1998 ul Columbia Medical Cenler-Sanford. Mrs. McClure was bom Nov. 1, 1914 In Dalton. Ga. Mrs. MrClure was a custodian In the motel Industry. She was a Protestant. Banfield Funeral Home. W in­ ter Springs, In chargr of ar­ rangements. JUUO C. MENOYOHERNANDEZ Julio C. Mrnoyo-liem andrz. 49. Iris Street, Altamonte Springs, died Sunday. March 1, 1998 at bis residence. Bom March 23. 1948 In Puerto Rico, he moved lo Central Florida I wo years ago. Mr. MenoyoHrmandrz wus a property mamiger. Hr wus a member of Si. James Catholic Cathedral. Survivors Include wife. Car­ men G. Menoyo; son. Julio C., Ill; daughters, Griselle M., Deborah D.. Brenda E.. Fuyettvlllc. N.C., Jordon D.: brother, Ivan UrbanHernandez. Puerto Rico: sis­ ters. Ileana Menoyo-Hcrandez. Puerto Rico, Ivcltze UrbanHernandez. Nrw York: one grandchild. Banfield Funeral Home. Win­ ter Springs. In charge of ar­ rangement s. MATHEW WHYATT YUKNAVAOE Mathew Whyatt Yuknavage. Infant, Punta Gorda Circle, Winter Springs, died Friday. Feb. 27. 1998. at Florida Hospltal-Oriandn. Infant Yuknav­ age was a Catholic. Survivors Include father. Sir ven D.; mother Robin K.. brother. Adam Ryun: step­ brother. Strvrn James, Or lundo: step-sister, Jessica Lynn. Orlando: grandfather, John P., Orlando: grandmoth­ ers. Terri. Orlando. Marge Goluszrwskl, Casselljerry. Banfield Funeral llom r. W in­ ter springs. In charge of ar­ rangements. CAPT. JOHN B. ROOT JR. Capt. John B. Root Jr.. USN (ret.). Tudor Clrclr. Altamonte Springs. 67. died Thursday, Feb. 26, 1998. Capt. Root was bom In Sanford. Capt. Root was an attorney. Hr was a re­ tired Navy Ofilcrr. Capt. Root was a member of thr Florida Bar, Orange County Bar A sso ­ ciation, Retired Officers assorlatlon, National Rifle A ssocia­ tion. Uunlxlu Chi Alpha Della, lie was a member of Grave Fellowship Congregational Churrh and an associate member o f Markham Woods Presbyterian Church. Survivors Include wife Juddle C.; son. John H., Ill: daughter, Rita S.; sister. Ethel Kumph. Charleston. S.C. Gaines Carey Hand Funeral Home. Longwood. In charge of arrangements. BRADSHAW, BEATRICE Kuacrul w-rvut-s fur liralrtcr Hruddiaw. H8. of Eust Fifth Street. Sanford, wlici died Mareh I, will hr held Thursday, Mure h 5 at 11 a m., ul New Bethel Missionary Baptist Chim b with 6 k* Rev. William Iz-wls officiating. Visitation will tr Wednesday from 5 to H p in. ul Sunrise Chapel. Arrangements by Sunrise Funeral Home. 900 Dx-usl Are.. Sanford. |407) 322-7383. ROOT. CAPT. JOHN B. JR., USN (RET.) Funeral services for Captain John II. Root Jr. will be conducted Wednesday at 2 p.m. at tire Grace Fellowship Congregational Churrh (f/k/a Congregational Christian Church). Sanford. 2401 S. Park Av.. with Dr. Don DcBcvuisc and tire Reverend Tom Ikarhuk ofIL lacing. Visitation hours will he IreId Tues­ day from 0 lo H p.m. ut Gaines Carey Hand Funeral Home. 355 E. Stale Rd. 434. Longwood. Tire fam­ ily requests memorial contributions be made lo the Grace Fellowship Congregational Churrh. Sanford or the Seminole County Humane Society or The Navy Memorial In Washington. D.C. Gaines Carey Hand Funeral Home. Longwood, 834-8550. In charge of arrange­ ments. �Semtnolo Hoiald, Sanford, Flonda • Tuesday, March 3. 1999 5A P e o p le Alzheim er’s the first Wednesday of each month at the Sanford Senior Center. 401 E. Seminole Blvd. All Interested railroaders. IhiiI i active and retired, are In­ vited to attrnd. For Information, call Horace Green. 322-5493. A Huppurl group fur .ii I u II h raring fur pallrntH with Alzhrlmrr's Disease mrrts the first Tuesday « f the month, from 7 to H::tO p m ,, at All Souls Catholic Church. .'tOI W. Eighth Street, Sanford. Tilts service Is spousuml by the Greater Orlando Alzheimer's Association. Dancing for Seniors The Over 50 Dance Club dance Is held rvrry Wednesday, from 2:30 -4:30 p in. at the Sanford Civic Cenler. Live mu­ sic liy the Drltonlans 13-plece band. Donation $3 00. N a r-A n o rt Nar-Anon. a self-help group (or relatives and frtends of a d ­ dicts. will meet Tuesday at 8 p ill, at Orlando General Hospi­ tal. For mure Information, cull 869 6304. A l-A n o n A support group for friends or relatives of alcoholics (AlAnonl meets every Wednesday, at 8 pm ., at 111 E. 27th S t, Just west of Sanford Avenue In Sanford. New visitor* or meml>ers are welcome to this 12step group. TO P S Mrmlrrr o( Take Off 1‘ounds Sensibly. ITU’S, Invite the public to Join them on Tuesday evenlnjjs from 7 to H p m at the First Christian Church. 1607 Sanford Avc . Sanford For more Infomiallun alstiil tile club, call 321-4404. Recovery Inc Recovery Inc.. Is a self-help mental health organization for people who suffer from panic attacks, depression, fear* and grneral nervous symptoms. For information, call 000-2003. or 890-5900 To a stm a ste rs Nlglil Owls Toastinusters meet every Tuesday of the mouth, at 7:'10 p m . at the l-ikr Mary Community Buildink. 200 N Country Cluti Koad In L ik r Mary. Contact Rosrll.i lkmham at 323 8284 for tnfor mat Ion. TO P S A local chapler of TOPS (Take Off Pounds Sensibly) meets every Wednesday at 6:30 pm .. In the auditorium of South Seminole Hospital. 555 W S R. 434. Lougwood. Weighing Ik-lugs at 5:.’10 p m Tile first meeting Is held every Wednesday. at 9:30, at Lakevlew Christian Church. 1400 Bear Lakr Road Apopka For Information, call 293-5048 Lions Club Thr Lougwood-Lakr Mar>' l.lons Club meets the first and ihlrd Tuesday of every month, at 7 pm ., at the ham.ida Inn. S.R 434 In LougwiKHl. Visitors and prospective members are wel­ come to attend Pilot Club Thr S.mtont lllot Club meets Ihr lUsl and ihlrd Tuesday at 7 p m 111 thr KSVI* building on the campus at Seminole C om ­ munity College All interested are welcome to attend. A l-A n o n If you know, or live with an alcoholic, there Is help A1 Anon Is an anonymous, non-profii organization, open to anyone who is a relative or blend of an alcoholic. Serrntty Won Al-Anon meets each Monday. Tursday and Thursday. (Thursday non* smoking) evening at 8 pm . B lo o d B a n k Central Florida Wood Hank ts asking donors of all types blood - especially O-typc d o ­ nors - to donate at Its Sanford branch. 1302 E Second St. For Information, tall 322-OH22. Meeting* urr held In the hark room o f the Sahara Club. 2587 South Sanford Avr.. Sanford. Fur additional meeting Ilmen and locutions tn the Central Florida area, or for more In­ formation. call 321-9122. Nar-Anon Optim ist C lu b The Sanford Optimist Club meets every Wednesday at noon at the colonial Room In downtown Sanford. Visitors are wrlrnmr Call 323-211*4 or 3220208. Klw anis C lub Effective Oct. I. 1997. the Klwanis Club of Sanford has moved the weekly Wednesday noon luncheon meeting from the Sanford C ld c Center to the 1-akrsldr Landing at the Marina Motel on I,akr Monroe. Visiting Klwanlans arr welcome. For Information rail Wall Smith. 323 5088. C o a s tlin e rs Coastliners Sanfurd--The meetings are held at 10 a m. Nar-Anon meets every Wednesday ut 8 p.m. at South Seminole Hospital. 555 Wrst State Road 434. Longwood. Nar-Anon Is a support group open la families and friends of addicts. Daily living with an addlrt Is more turmoil than you can handle by yourself. Join for support In roping with your addict: gain serenity to make decisions and put our live back In focus. Call 201-1900 for more Information. Film Series The Wrst Volusia Holocaust Memorial Council presents the 1995-96 film series the first Wednesday o f every month through March, at 7:30 p.m.. at the Temple Shalom of Deltona. 1785 Elkcom Blvd.. Deltona. Phone: (904)789*2202. Church of Christ forms ‘Disaster Relief By S U S A N W E N N E R Ili-rald Staff Writer______________ SANFORD - H ie Churches of Christ In Nashville, Tennessee pulled together recently to ship 500 boxes of non-perishable Items to the Sanford Church of Christ for distribution throughout the community. Members of the congregation are going door to-door to check on victims o f the tornado and offer assistance through these rare Ixixes or In meeting other llnanelul. housing or various needs. A large send hosting a painted sign w1lh "Churches of Christ Disaster Relief Effort. Inr." approached the rluirrh grounds early Thursday morn­ ing and workers Immediately l>egan to unload Ijoxcs Into the fellowship hall. With little room to move volunteers have made themselves available for those "walk-ins" or calls for de­ livery. Trucks, min vans and cars all host a magnetic while sign with Churches of Christ Dtsaster Relief Effort so I tie commu­ nity Is aware ol people that are willing to hrlp Memljers are In hopes that when people ser the sign they will direct those ellei ted by the storm to cull Ihr ebun h Willi wliltr baseball raps of the same logo on llirlr beads, volunteers tiund forces to give of their lime, lulrnts and ener­ gies. Men of thr (hu rth arr on cull with (ham suw-s to assist In physical cirun-up while a number of wumrn are rooking hot meals and gathering addi­ tional food lor thosr working Irunttcally to stft through their In-longlngs. Itoxrs Include such Hems as CD I 6:30 | 7:00 MCtofKUi I N I Mm r UKE m hh ton K iK W iurm ar Cotbj IN ffl | 7:30 | 8 00 | 8.30 | 9:00 | 9 30 RtMTVIln fn i (in M M e M IX let 1m I'BqOnSvf' SwootX SWKl X m m ssrs-------- KO* Mmw|X t* •rKnl d »*»r i w t n r timkU IM fe* U r« csoiOuti' NmhM W«him UOrwX S k* UnMrFn CD bee* lew ** In Florida, termite* can be seen awamibig during daylight hours mainly from January through May. Termites are separated Into three basic groups: drywood termites, dampwood termites, and sub­ terranean termites. By far. subterranean termites are the most destructive group. Winged termites: Normally, termites live Inside the wood or nest In the ground and do not Itavr wings. In the spring, winged termites are found swarming In what is called a nuptial flight. Mating occurs during these flights, and new colonies are formed. The pres­ ence of winged termites Inside your house ts probably an in­ dication of wood Infestation In your home, but they ran also come from outside sources. Termites are attracted to light and many times thetr bodies and wings are found on window sllla. Front wing vein patterns are used for Identification. Identification: Termites arc not the only Insects that fly In large quantities during this © © IT T ca r CNO BIST HB0 ra r Mis#* V«lttj ut4TST ERET VST larnM | 10 00 | 10:30 | 11:00 | 11:30 MmX I (VI lllTilLM. 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KMi.Nin >xi SUl (InSin#n] K X■ Cnnw, ttn Clm (Vi Smol * UiniTW S»U BiM (InSurec) TG 1 w j n »4 B m B i W g g jg C T UBita aT tm iW - ~ Tony Black, prom loft, second bom left) E Y Fry George Sliffey. Gary Scott and Mike Morns ore rups. can vegetables, rrackers. [Kilted meat, paper plates, shortening, swret potatoes. Jelly, chill, ketchup, sardines, tooth pasle, tooth brushes, lolleirtes, a can opener and combs. Tile package* also house bath tissue, beverages, Vienna sausage, tomato paste, powdered milk, peanut butter. [>earhrs. potatoes, sugar, rice, pinto brans, pasta, towels, mushrooms, plastleware and bell peppers Those packing Ihr boxes In Tennessee wrote a short note to the recipient of the box and added a small Bi­ ble. among the volunteers who helped unload the truck Black also d ied that the church would be available for long-term assistance. Coun­ seling and othrr services will be offered for any requesting. Tony Black, minister for the Sanford Church of Christ, said, "We recruited the help o f the Churches o f Christ Disaster Relief to help us during this Ume. We want to band together with the other relief rffuns to make sure that the people ef­ fected by this tornado are not unnecessarily suffering from It." In a flyer sent by Disaster Relief personnel, “What Is Churches o f Christ Disaster Relief/ It stands at the ready, when natural disasters strike, to provide food for both the body and the soul and. In these times of need. To carryout thr work of God and glorify’ Him." For morr Informal Ion or as slstance call Ihr church office at 322-7781. He continued by saying. “We aren't doing this because we are so good. We are helping olhero lx-cause God Is so good to us. We want to share His love and care with others." Subterranean termites most destructive TUESDAY PRIME TIME 6:00 Nm i Hereid Ptroto by Suaart Wannar *wTsrr.‘m T.'Ciwr c—'T BT*n 1 ~ Hm m FDt m M i m KTT NbrnSa g#rt>*n«r Ft h i * 1 in s i “JTS5T TMnOn In s OrMki*«&(*( ••-iliniUml FmwdImmcm* . . . H(IV90. Dtvm)IUitui ffift 10:1amTrM FlnlC«MKt. . . (iWt)Fm*. Sam*. Jm Fanfi*** |hiSmo)'F0 I I X OomtMiUn (kiSmoieQ X (onlS m i OmtM * M M g jtW U sm»|X U-ILm W I T | >MJ.»*k|KKC4*a|UMllM>.gm5r IK------- YJm Iff. OTTOrt fig FihmTUm CaMIT BBBIw B M B *Ti53?* n o r tiuBrart i ~ n»—i(-n ix ~ ~ sif~i — Jm Mm i ISfmmIm* Wm * m Tw I» m * m Yr» hj w i * ITWrU w an t««if OrtiFa mmI 6mmi Hosr —jjssCTSm TmiSfS BWm xw t jmi/i ColU a v c - m gS a m Xji116Ili'NWMJw* anMFMl>«'« S(InSNTMlx~ I II 1 EHOkT it j j C K B ■ 3|WM*WIUCm.'TlTlivtifflnS NH LMm W Tmx* M MCnXsm*1—M (Un I ~ iM HLkJaSTT an. Ink. I B m t S eW » FMI» I UMWFNtA MtOm i < aATTu mm UFOmfmi IIO mcf *1In-itm M* HMMt # » fiMMk LKInWIirf Mravy (I616II mM «(Ti ||M)Jm»* i i TF( F*«(l9M.CaMdi!Jan M#n (WSm m | W E Fuwy. O k TMMFftS- CMMFMfl*W rue ( » r 4 lOmtri O w m i TG IJ n a sss r-ca r SwmMWmn TWT iM iC h A *— 5TBlir-iV.a.* 1_ r-i-Vn a ______________SuiM « *M . T.«M Oh m |k«(M* (In SUNG(Mt) i 05T IDtSEBw kMw Am* (InSm*oT tit . m .. Tr _ I mKwJ i» w iV ~ t S f u f f i B S s r VHT iNMkWjxTMir IJt, 6— m 'i tmk B E E IS nsnar w ar kUM wK 5iN m m 10 nf«t Hull I* »11 t |iau C»mm) E) m m*m iiiatlKaywi f— MM. M a i WTU" time of the year. Ants and some tyjaes of bees also have nuptial fllglits. and they can be easily confused with termites. An easy way to Identify a ter­ mite from an ant. a wasp or a bee. Is by looking at the wings of (lie insect. Ants, wasps, and bees luive 4 clear wtngs, the two front wings are bigger than thr hind wings. Ants and bees liavc a "wasp waist". Termites have 4 clear wtngs o f equal size and their bodies do not have the "wasp waist" characteristic of ants and bees. Subterranean and drywood termites require completely different methods of control, therefore. It is impor­ tant to Identify them correctly. If you are not sure, bring a sample to the Cooperative Ex­ tension Service, we will Identify thrm for you. Subterranean termite*: These termites need to nest In the soil In order to survive. They are by far the most com ­ mon kind of termite found in Florida. Their tunnels made of mud can .be seen along the surface of foundations and damaged wood, with galleries following the grain of wood. Cracks In concrete founda­ tions. concrete slab floors, and places where pipes and utili­ ties go through the slab, are common avenues o f entry for subterranean termites Into your house. Drywood termite*: These termites nest exclusively In wood and do not need contact with the soil. They remain hid­ den within the wood or other material on which they feed, so they are seldom seen. Their galleries or tunnels In the wood cut across the grain o f the wood and destroy both spring wood and the harder summer growth. Their droppings are In the form o f hard dry pellets, which can be seen falling from tiie affected wood, and can be easily Identified with the aid of a hand lens. Drywood termite control: If the damage Is detected early the colony can be controlled by re m o v in g a n d re p la c in g the d a m a g e d w o o d o r b y th e a p p l i ­ c a tio n o f a n In s e c tic id e . I f th e d a m a g e Is too e x te n s iv e fo r lo ­ c a l tr e a tm e n t, it m a y b e n e c e s ­ sary to tent and fumigate the entire building. Fumigation can only be done by a licensed pesi control operator. Methyl bro­ mide and sulfuryl fluoride are used by thr chemical com pa­ nies to control this pesi. Subterranean termite con­ trol: Prevention Is most Impor­ tant. When houses an- built In Florida, the surrounding arra ts treated to control termites. But they may eventually reach your house and must be con­ trolled chemically. Professional pest control companies should be called to do this Job. The Sentrlcon System: Re­ cently. a new termite control method has been Introduced In the market. The method util­ izes a slow-acting and nonrcpellcnt toxic substance that Is Incorporated Into a bail, the chemical Interferes with the molting process which ts nec­ essary for the insects to grow. The produce known as hrxaflumuron was evaluated by University of Florida research­ ers found It to be effective In controlling large colonies of subterranean termites. T ills Insect growth regulator Is envi­ ronmentally friendly because It will control only one kind of Insect with a specific chemical that will not harm men or Die environment. % Breakfast Club unites neighbors BEAR AHBY: I have a suggea tion for “Lonely In New Mexico.” Wlien my husband and I moved to a ADVICE small town in Washington, we located a vacant lot and bought it with Diane to build a home there. Ae 1 walked around the neighborhood, I n w only one person outdoors. 1 ABIGAIL approached him and said, ‘ I'm V A N BUREN ping to be your neighbor.” I invited • him and his wife to meet us for breakfast once a week at a local restaurant, and told him that I planned to ask more neighbors to ' We have been meeting for eight join us. Little by little, more couples years and greatly eqjoy our weekly joined us for the weekly breakfast. get-togethers. Of course, not all of As new neighbors moved in, I invit­ our 80 neighbors attend every meet­ ed them to join us. As the ‘break­ ing, but enough show up so that a fast club* grew, I prepared a list of good time is had by all. names, addresses ana phone num­ JEAN J. TVRDY, SEQUIM. WASH. bers to share so we would all know DEAR JEAN: Yours Is an idea how to reach one another. Now this club also has dinner w orth p u b lic izin g. W here together three times a year, and we there’s a will, therea a way to arrange to have entertainment for accomplish almost anything. those parties. "Lonely in New Mexi­ You are to be commended for co* should consider taking the ini­ originating such a far-reaching tiative to organize her neighbors good-neighbor program. 1 hope into a social group. At our meetings, “Lonely In New Mexico" heeds we have discovered who has hobbies your excellent suggestion. and common interests, so we can ask for guidance on prqjects or com­ F o r e v e ry th in g you need to know pany on Ashing trips. 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C A L L SEIVIINOLE H E R A L D D I S P L A Y A D V E R T I S I N G 3 2 2 - 2 6 I 1 I *• �g xtrg P oin ts m D ean Smith r« More championships H Q raltiSD Q rts E ditor. Lake Mary grabs mat crown; district soccer finals set By Dean Smith HERALD SPORTS EDITOR The new and improved Herald needs Valencia your help ALTAMONTE SPRINGS _ The Winter Sports Season continued to wind down and the Spring Sport* Season Is starting to hit high gear for the Seminole high school athletic programs this past weekend. John Ames did what he had to do, pinning beLand's Tom Zemba In the Heavyweight Class to give Lake Mary a 1/2 point victory over Oviedo for the Class QA-Dlstrlct 3 Wrestling Tournament nt Lake Brantley High School Sat­ SANFORD _ Welcome to the new Seminole Herald. Starting today you will notice a new name and some esthetic changes In other places. For u s here In the sports department the changes will not be that drastic as we have tried to cover the whole county anyway. O f course, we did have to lean toward Sanford and Lake M ary events, but we never disre­ garded anylhlng going on elsewhere. But we still need your help for us to b e ­ come the best sports section for local sports. W e are still a small staff with Just myself, assistant sports editor Jeff Berllnlckc and staff writer Kellie W erner working full time. W e figure that w e have over 00 teams ta g varsity athletics this spring In b a se ­ . softball, track. tennlB and golf. And that's Just the high school sports, that doesn't Include baseball and softball at Seminole Com m unity College or any of the adult and youth recreational sports (softball, baseball, gymnastics, etc.). So you can see. W E N E E D Y O U R HELP1I1! There Is no way w e can cover all of your events, and maybe not any of them. But we would like to put yo u r results In the paper. It would be nice if we could have a week or two notice that something Is coming up. not the day of the event. 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W ith your help this will become a great section. So once again, welcome to the Sem i­ nole Herald. D id an y on e n o tic e how close we came to having three boys basketball teams In the state tournament? I'm sure some o f the coaches and fans were upset when their teams went out early in the playoffs, but look at w h o is in Lakeland this week. Edgewater (which ousted Lake Howell), Dr. Phillips (which beat Lake Mary) and M ainland and Klsslmmee-Osceola (which beat beat O ak Ridge, who ousted Seminole). So m aybe the losses suffered by Mike Q audreau. Steve Kohn and Bob Tralna's team's were not that bad after all. BU I P ayn e Is try in g to g o o u t w ith a The former Seminole Community College m en's bask etball coach led St. Petersburg Junior College to the Suncoast Conference cham pionship an d a berth In this week's State Tournam ent at C hlpola Junior College In M arianna. * Rum or h as it that Payne will h an g u p his whistle after this season and amy be headed to Boone, North Carolina. .Good luck BUI. ■ p e a k in g o f > 0 10 10 0 10 C o m m u n ity C ollogo. longtime coach and Althetlc Director Larry Castle h a s announced his retirem ent Castle won two National Cham pionship's while the tennis coach at S C C and h as been a driving force behind the improvements In the wom en's sports program s and the re­ structuring o f the m en's basketball program. Have fun and catch a lot o f fish Larry. S C C should also be announcing Its new m en's basketball coach this week and the program will restart In November. I already know w h o the new coach Is an d the program should return quickly to the success It at­ tained un der Joe Sterling and BUI Payne. ■ T lp tiw R cB gr urday night. Lake Mary qualified 12 for the reglonsls and scored 185.5 points to nip the Uons. who qualified 10 wrestlers and scored 185.0 points. Completing the standings were Lyman (9 qualifiers). 140 points: Lake Howell (8 qualifi­ ers). 118.5 points: Lake Brantley (9 qualifiers). 77 points: and DeLand (7 qualifiers). 50.5 points. In soccer action, the Winter Springs girls lost the finals of the Class 3A-Dtstrtct G Tournament to Orangewood Christian. 6-0. The Bears will still be In acUon In the reglonals this Friday. taking on the champion from 3A-5. Meanwhile, both the Lake Mary boys and Lake Mary girls soccer learns qualified for reglonals and earned spots In tonight's Class GA-Dlstrlct 3 Championship games with victories on Friday night. The Lake Mary girls, ranked No. I In the state poll, edged Lake Brantley. 1-0. the same acore that Oviedo nipped Lake Howell by. The red-hot Lake Mary boys cruised past Lake HoweU. 6-1, and will now face Lyman, who breaks Raiders hearts By Dean Smith Herald Spoils Editor ORLANDO _ If softball games only lasted six Innings Seminole Community College would have ■wept a Mid-Florida Conference doubleheader In Orlando on Sun­ day. The only problem was. games last seven Innings. The homestanding Matadors ral­ lied for two runs In the bottom of the seventh Inning In both games to sweep the Raiders by Identical 2-1 scores. T h ese were two disappointing losses.’ said SCC coach Courtney Miller. "D0 U1 games w were up in the bottom o f the seventh Inning and lost. We have to atari putting opponents away when we have the opportunity. Too many times we left runners on Lose In scoring p o ­ sition. T ills week we have two non­ conference games, so hopefully we can get our act together and start hitting the ball and scoring runs. In this league one run doesn't win many games, especially on the road." The Raiders fell to 8-9 with the loss and travel to Madison today for a 2 p.m. doubleheader against North Florida Community College. SCC returns home on Thursday for a 2 p.m. doubleheader with Grand ■ M SCC, Pag* 3B MATADORS 3-2, RAIDERS 1-1 GAMES ONE 2— Isato C.C. 000 000 I _ 1 S I Vsteads C.C. 000 000 3 . 2 0 2 Hooper snd MaJJub Ssvrtbrry and Jack­ son. WP _ Sevrrtxry. U> . Hooper 14-4). Save . none. 31) . SCC. Hay*. 311 . none. HR . none. GAME TWO C.C. Vateada C.C. 010 000 0 . I S O 000 000 2 . 2 7 1 Miller. Ashworth (7) and Ncudeck. Maijub 17). Pierre and Porterfield WP _ Pierce. LP _ Ashworth 10-41. Save _ none. 30 _ VCC. PurUrVid 30 . none. IIH . none. Records _ s e e s * V C C a -. 1 - coach David Vince New Lake Howe! H0i School wfh hie troop# after the (jacket, center) talks over the game Slfvsr Hawke Improved to 5-1 on the eeaeon with a 10-0. fiveInning win over vteOng Mt. Dora High School Monday nigh*. Silver Hawks flying high By Jeff Seitiateka HERALD STAFF WRITER WINTER PARK . If you asked anyone on the Lake HoweU baseball team how they would atari ofT the season, you probably would have gotten some pretty confident answers. But nothing like this. The Silver Hawlu came Into the season with a new coach and some high hopes, but after s 5-3 victory over Del .and on Saturday and last night's 10-0 flvetnnlng pounding of Mount Dorm, expectations got a lit­ tle bit higher. David Vince took over the teem and found a potent *74 pitching staft and a team that has slugged tta way to a 2-0 district start and hopes of challenging Lake BranUey and Oviedo for the district title. Danny Burleson fired a two-hltter and dominated Mount Dora last night, holding onto a perfect game until the fourth Inning. "For four Innings, he was perfect." Vince said. "I call all of his pitches and usually I caU an 0-2 fastball. When he gave up his first hit. 1 called an 0-2 curve and they got tt Into play." It was one of the few mistakes Vince. Burleson or i-aVr HoweU made all night. Burleson dominated and staked Ills claim aa one of the top pitchers tn Semi­ nole County. __ see Baseball. Page SB S C C nine breaks losing streak By Dean Smith HERALD SPORTS EDITOR SANFORD _ Jomey Epperson led the way aa the Seminole Commu­ nity College baseball team finally got back In the win column with a pair of wins over CatonsvtUe Community College over the week­ end at Raider Field. Epperson, a freshman from Win­ ter Park, blasted a grand slam in a six-run fourth Inning as the Raid­ ers rallied from a 4-0 deficit to win 6-4 on Saturday. Epperson then drove In three runs. Including driving In Sanford's Rob Denmon with the game­ winning run in the bottom of the sixth Inning on Sunday aa SCC pulled out a 5-4 triumph. Ouy Thigpen waa the winning pitcher on Saturday, throwing five Innings of three-hit reUef. T h e freshman from Theodore, Alabama allowed one earned run and struck t 'P p w K w T'- Ovtodo High 8chool honored Itookte* basfcettMl team wNh ■ banquet at the Student Commons Sunday night Coach Tom Bteri(front), who announced hto retirement after four years as • the Lions hoed man, presented awards to (left to right) Katie MoCown, 8hafceira Hunt, Ksty Brock. Mary Lou Johnston and 8iofahanThomas. out seven in evening his record at 1- 1. On Sunday. Sanford's Brad Jenkins also won his first college victory, going ail seven Innings. The righthander scattered eight hits, while allowing four earned runs and striking out nine. Providing the offense for the Raiders In Saturday's game were Epperson (2-for-4 Including a grand slam, one run scored, four S#s Raiders, Page 2R Lions girls honored, Tom Bieri announces retirement Ry Jeff BsiUaieks HERALD STAFF WRITER all sadness OVIEDO _ It with the and tears that Oviedo High gliis' basketball banquet lSunday _ night. The Lady lions congratulated each other on a successful 22-7 season, but everyone was stunned srhen fourth-year coach Tom Bieri announced his retirement from coaching the Lady Lions, and moat of his players found out for the first time. "Oviedo Is a very special place to play basketball," an emotional Bieri told the Oviedo players, p a r­ ents. family members and friends. ."Hopefully whoever replaces me r ~ , . .»-• i ' - �2B • Swnuio*# Hflraid. S*nh>fd. Rond* • Tuesday, Martti 3. IWfl R a i d e r s ----------Spring Softball Tournament Continued from Page IB Eubanks and Jesse Arvanltls (one run scored each) and Josh Rhodes lone RBI). RBI). Johnny Oulscppe l l-for-3 with a dou­ ble), Kanirrllr Evans and A n ­ dres Correa (both l-for-2 with one ntn scored). Denmon (lfor-3 with one ntn scorrd and one RBI) and Sanford's Phillip Eubanks (one m il scored). Powering SCC on Sunday w-err Epperson (2-for-4. three RBI). Chris Wade (2-for-3), Denmon and Correa (both 1for-2 with one nin scored). Gulseppe l l-for-2). Evan* (lfor-3. one RBI). Travis Oamble (l-for-4. one mn scored). The Raiders arc now 3-10-1 on the season and will play again until Friday when they will host Madison Area Techni­ cal College In a special game on Rlnker-Stenatrom Field at The Historic Sanford Memorial Stadium starting at 7 p.m. SATURDAY RAIDERS 6, CARDINALS 4 C atO B srlU a 03 0 100 0 S em ln o U 000 000 X 4 0 0 8 0 3 Tester. Jordan HI. McOee IS) and Majuto Mario. Thlgpm 13) and Oultrppr. WT _ Thlgpm (1 11 U» Tealrr (0-11. Save _ nnr,r 3(1 CCC" W'llnon. SCC. Oulacppe. 3U . none. IK .S C C . Fpprrvon SUNDAY RAIDERS B. CARDINALS 4 C atonavU la 103 0 1 0 0 4 • 0 Sam lnola 00 3 0 1 1 a . S 0 1 Gardner. IUwtvct (3). Wllluuna (4). Smith (41, McOee (61 and Harp. Maggto (6). Jrnklna and Oularppc. WP . Jenktna (I II U> . McOee 10 1), Save . none. 31) . CCC. Datrta 2. 30 none. IIR _ none. Record! _ CCC 0-3: SCC 3 10 1. PrepsContinued from Page IB blanked Oviedo. 2-0. In tonight's finals, the Lake Mary and Oviedo girls play at 6 p.m. and the Lake Mary and Lyinan boys face off at 8 p.m. Both games will be played at Lake Brantley's Tom Storey Field. The winner's o f tonight championship games will be at home on Friday, while the loser’s will travel lo Orlando to play the 6A-4 champions. In 6A-4. Winter Park "and Dr. Phillips meet In the boys finale and Winter Park and Boone bat­ tle in the girls title game. Things did not go quite as well for the Winter Spnngs boys soccer team, which lost In the 3A6 semifinals to Lake Highland. 2-0. In other weekend prep action: The Seminole boys and Pine Ridge girls won the team titles at the Seminole Relays on Buddy Law-son Memorial Track at Thomas E. Whlgham Stadium Friday nighl. CHAMPIONSHIP RAMS B. BEARS 0 O ran grw ood C h rlatlan a 4 .8 W in ter Springs 0 0 _ 0 Go*J« _ OrangewiMid G lllyder 3, CadweU, Van Dyke. "Cun­ ningham. Frrguaon} Assists _ Oranfewood 5 (llyder 3. Hettinger 3. Van Dyke). Shota cm goal _ Orangrwuod 30: Win­ ter Spring* 7. Heeerda . Ormngrwcmd IB-3-1: Winter Spring! 13-8 TENNIS BOYS GREEN WAVE B, BEARS I SINGLES So. Ho. No. Ho. N o. 1 3 3 4 S _ _ _ _ . O*bome (FL) defeated fturher, 8-8. Bun (FL) defeated Wade. 8-3. Malaquia (FL) defeated Knmenberg. 8-0. G oto (FL) defeated Manaon. S 3 Forbra (W5) defeated Uyu. 8-4. DOUBLES Ho. 1 _ Ooro-Malaquia defeated Kronenberg-Pamer. 8-1. No. 3 _ Run-Strickland defeated Coeta-Bolaega. 8-1. R ecords _ Winter Spring! 1-3. The Oviedo girls trimmed Seminole 4-3 In tennis, while Winter Springs lost both matches to Father Lopez, the girls, 7-0. and the boys. 6- GIRLS l io n s 4, SINGLES 1. And in Lacrosse, the Lyman boys Improved to 2-0 on the season with a 15-5 thumping of The Holies School from Jacksonville. WRESTLINO CLASS BA-DISTRICT 3 TEAM SCORES 1. lake Mary. 185.5: 2. Oviedo. 185: 3. Lyman. 146; 4. Like I lowed. 118.5: & Lake Brantley. 77; 6 Deland. 50.5. INDIVIDUALS 5, 105 _ Campbell (ivtrdol defeated Leaner (Lake Mary). 11- *1 4 _ llurgcu (Lyman) defeated DaJo (DcLand). 12-1. 7 131 _ Van* flake Maryl defeated Meredith (Lake Howell). 137 _ Itoykln (Ovledoi defeated liaynea (DeLand). 1 5 -5 . 133 _ Figueroa (Lake Howell) defeated Onto (Lake Brantkyl. IB-3. 137 _ I lute lOvtedo) defeated Torre! (Lyman). 7-1. 143 _ Choniaa (Lake Mary) pinned Glenn (CMedol. 8:06. 147 _ Cnu* (Oviedo) defeated Rotate! (Lake Mary). 13-8. <vwa n S S n T * iw w C m T 101 _ Godwin (Ovfedu) pinned Stephcnaon (Lake Mary). 3 55. 31 7 _ Campbell (Lake Howell) defeated Eacafcra ILyman), 7-2 R V T _ A n a (Lake Mary) pinned S m Im (DcLand). 4:00. CLASS BA-DISTRICT S RAMS B. SILVER R A V E S 1 a 8 _ s t a l a H a w a ii I 0 I Goa l! _ Lake Mary A ( Wymer 3. McIntosh 3): Lake Ifawdl I (Toole) Aaalata . Lake Maty 4 (Wymer 2. HaJL Shou an goal . Lake Mary 19; U b t Howell 7. f Mary 19- 8; Lake Howell 15-4-1. CLASS 3A-DISTRICT 8 HIGHLANDERS 3, BEARS 0 Lake H igh lan d P ro p I 1 _ 3 W in ter S p rin gs 0 0 _ 0 Goals- Lake Highland 3 (Krsvttx. Auster). Aaalata _ Lake Highland 3 (SrhwabeL Akncar). Shota on f a l . Lake )8*hU n d 34: Winter Springs 5. Records _ Lake H|#dand 15-6-3; Winter Spnngs 1-17-1. GIRLS CLASS BA-DISTRICT 3 RAMS l . PATRIOTS 0 Lake M ary 1 0 . 1 ■tley C 0 . 0 Goals . Lake Mary. 1 (Cooley). Assists . Lake Maty I (Demvrrt). Shots on _ Lake Maty 8: lake Brantley I I , Iterorda . Lake Mary 34-1-2: Lake Brantley 16-7-3. Ho. H o. H o. Ho. N o. 1 3 3 4 0 _ _ _ _ _ GREEN WAVE 7. _ Camera defeated Lyons. 8-0. _ Webber defeated Fraen. 8- 1. . _ Johnaon Chapman. 8-1. _ Kuril defeated IQywtak. 8-0. Conte defeated Daeroba. 8-0. DOUBLES W ebber-daytaj defeated Lyina-Frefert. 8-1. Johnson-Kurts defeated O N g H f r C S M , 8-1. _ Father Lope* G-O, Winter Sprtnga |.j. *» —u I mm» t l •** » ---------- ---------- -------- . 1. Seminole. 136.5c 2 pine ! £ ? ? • .8 Mrman. 86: A Oviedo. 74; 5 PatncU ns. “ =a Loke Bm ntley. 57; 7. lak e M siy , 44.5; & W inter Springs. 27.5. INDIVIDUALS * ■ » _ Scott Oviedo. 31-7. *■**•*• - Smith, WenWvofe. 414). r. lake Mary. 13-5. U n d en t 5-10. efe. 48-10. I . Mvcra. Pine RtSgr, 116-10. . * • * * * * 7 - 3*sdnofe. I a 88.73. 4 S 100 . BmOnofe. 43 88 M a p _ Semtnofe. 1:08.97. 4 * 0 0 0 , Potndana. 5:43.40. f 00 - Wtofev Springs. 1:35.95. 4 B 3 0 0 . Semtnofe. 1:31.51. M a tte r _ Oemtnofe. 3:42.88. * * 4 0 0 _ Poincfena. 3:43.57. T* £ * 1 - >• Pine Ridge. 140; 2 Lake — 98; S Aetronsut. 87) A Seminole. 7 S & U . 6 . Potndana. 29; 7. W inter S p r iM . 34. in d i v i d u a l s _ _ IkndtrsotI. Semtnofe. 3 4 .3 . _ Cuevas. Pine Rtdge. 103-9. * 1 * M - Alamo. Pine Ridge. 15-9. P M _ OttehneL Semtnofe. 39-10. -. Pina Ridge. 4-10. _ Astronaut 13:33.62. 4 K 100 _ 4 S000_ Semtnofe. 1.88.0. 82.19. Bramtey. 10:02.91. ■ntfe, 2:02.41. 1:58.48. _ Lake B ran tley. 4:42.91. Brantley, 4:18.07. CLASS 3A-DOTR1CT 6 BEARS 4. Trinity Prop Winter a, SHOOT-OUT 0 1 SCO Paga IB Rapids, Michigan at Raider Field. Toth was 2-for-2 with an RBI and Williams was 2-for-4 with an RBI for Valencia. Providing the offense far the Raiders in the first s a 0. s 1 .4 .Lyman3-0; ftS n O -l. Candice Hays (2-for-3 with a double). Lake Howell's Brittany Scott (2-for-S with a n n ■cored), Deltona's Erin Matfub (l-for-3) and Shannon Hay (one RBI). the way for the tn game two were Porterfield Q-fcr-4 with a dou- SANFORD _ Seminole Community College and the Seminole County Sheriffs Depart­ ment Police Athletic League Is accepting in­ dividual and team registrations for It's spring league for boys and girls 10-years-of-agc and younger. All games are played at the college on Sat­ urday momlnga. Cost Is *50 per player or *400 per team. Registration forms are available at most elementary schools or fay calling PAL at 3306800. ext. 263, SCC at 326-2092. or access the Internet at H T T P: / /members, aol.com/starsbball /Index, h tml. On site registration at SCC on March 28 and April 4 from 10 a.m. to noon. IB Ho. 1 _ Ktlmater-Oaker (S) r f e _ N o. 3 _ Peranartu-Long IO| defeated Weatbrook(I* la R oeorda _ Seminole 2 -3. No. No. Youth Basketball at SCC Call Jim Schaefer at 330-5697 for more Information. Golf for Lake Howell OVIEDO _ Support the Lake Howell High School Booster Club at the annual golf tour­ nament April 19 at the Ekana Oolf Club. The club raises money for Lake Howell athletics. There will be a 1:30 p.m. shotgun start will) closest to the pin, longest drive, and putting competitions starting at noon. Range balls will be provided for practice. Cost Is *48 per player and Includes lunch. Fax Information to Doug Dorsum (788-1666) or Lake Howell (320-9025) to participate. Beyheed tennis classes SANFORD _ Bayhead Racquet Club will be holding beginner, intermediate, and ad­ vanced tennis classes at the following limes: * B e g in n e rs a n d In te rm e d ia te s _ T u e sd a y . Thursday and Friday: 4:30 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. * Beginners and Intermediate Beginners _ Tuesday and Thursday: 3:30 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. Baseball DOUBLES N o. I N s. 3 N o. 3 N o. 4 No. 5 SANFORD _ The results from the City of Sanford Recreation Department Polar Bear Recreational Volleyball League for Monday. March 2. were: A League: Westview Baptist Church # 1 (50). Kathy's Baby Shop (4-1), Yknots (3-2). Beer JO (2-3), Weatvlew Baptist Church 52 (1-4) and The Saints (0-5). B League: Unknowns (4-1), Bill Ray Nissan and Don Mealcy’a Seminole Ford (both 3-2). C.E.S. and Sanford Church of Ood (both 2-3) and The Blowflsh (1-4). The standings are: A League: Kathy's Baby Shop (23-2), Westview Baptist Church #1 (21-4), Yknots (1312). Beer :30 (11-14). C.E.S. (10-15) and The Saints (2-23). B League: Bill Ray Nissan (17-8), The Blowflsh (13-12), Don Mealey’s Seminole Ford (12-13), the Unknowns (11-14), Westview Baptist Church 82 (9-10) and Sanford Church of Ood (8-17). . Lyons |OI defeated ritlmafer. 8-5 Raker (S) defeated t « 8 w 8-1. Pemaaettl (01 defeated Brown. 8-4. Long (01 defeated Weatbrook. 8-3. Papatella (O) defeated Mcbeum. S-3. LIONS 1. SILVER HAWES 0 O viedo 0 1 .1 Lake H o w ell 0 0 0 Goals _ Oviedo I (Hall). Shots on goal _ Oviedo 10; ” Howell 10. Records .O viedo 14-3-4; Lake Howell 13-3-3. f ig h t in g b e m d v o le b s Recreation Volleyball SANFORD _ The Sanford Recreation De­ partment will sponsor a softball tournament for both men and women teams the weekend of March 6-7-8. Depending on the number of 'cams, the tournament will be played on Saturday and Sunday (If necessary) and then Friday (if necessary). Any Class *C* women's or men’s teams are eligible. Only *100 per team, and balls will be pro­ vided. Chase and Ptnehurst parks will be used as needed and their will be excellent awards and trophies given out. The tournament will be sponsored by the Sanford Recreation Department. Crown Tro­ phy and Braxton’s Sporting Ooods. All proceeds will benefit the Youth Base­ ball and Softball programs In Sanford. ble and an RBI) and WllHama (l-for-4 with an RBI). Doing the damage for SCC In game two were Hay (2-4or-2 with one RBI). Lake Brantley*# Mamie Bernstein (l-for-3 with one run scored). Trad Miller (l-for-2) and Ovtedo’a Schwarts (l-for-3). ‘ 1 had the ball moving all night.* Burleson said. *1 Just had everything going well tonight.* So did the Lake Howell bate. The Hawks started with a three-run second Inning when Allen Montljo opened the frame with a single. Rich Parents followed with a double and center fielder Nick Halak launched a long home run to put Lake Howell on top. 3-0. ■ Jimmy Bloodgood opened the third with a ■ingle, and Roberto Santana followed with an­ other. Joe Santllll banged the Silver Hawks' second homer of the night and from that point. It was s matter of Burleson finishing the deal. With the score 9-0 In the fifth, Hsjak singled and Lake Howell had all It needed to end the on the 10-run rule. While others tn Seminole County gst more at­ tention, Lake Howell is sneaking into the upper echelon and. to Burleson, It cornea as no airprise. ’ Ever since last year. IVe known we'd be something special.* Burleson sold. "We've known It ever since the fall, but this Is the best team I've been on my whole U/e.* In Saturday’s district win over DcLand, all of the scoring came tn the first Inning. The Stiver Hawks’ scoring came on a two-run double by Santllll and RBI singles by Cummings and Par­ ents. Lake Howell hosts Lake Brantley tn a major teat this Wednesday night at 7 p.m. SATURDAY SILVER HAWES 5. BULLDOOA 9 009 000 0 . 3 10 3 BOO 000 x _ 8 0 0 *0 A IM and llrid D n fet and Mont0o WP . Oerter. LP . Anact. Save. none. 211 _ DrLand. Candrto. Forsythe Late Ikwell. Santllll. 30 _ non*. HR . non*. Record! _ Ur Land 1-3. la te Ito atl 8 - 1 . _______________ RAMS WIN WILD ONE LAKE MARY _ Host Lake Mary rallied for three runs in the bottom of the seventh Inning to edge Spruce Creek, 9-8. and finish undefeated tn Its bracket of the Ramlnole Classic at Lake Mary High School Friday night. The tournament was supposed to wrap up on Saturday, but all action arms rained out. Doing the damage offensively for the Rama (43) were Randy Lewis (3-for-4), Eric Otero (2-for3. RBI), Daniel Sanford and Jose Rosado (both 2-for-3), Josh O’Brien (2-for-4, three RBI) and Scott Hlllnakl (double, two RBI), Lake Mary will travel to Oviedo to take on the Lions at Milder Field on Thursday at 7 p.m. RAMS S. HAWES • 0 0 0 9 0 0 0 _ 8 11 I 0 0 0 4 0 0 9 _ • 14 • Who* and Strickland. Tmtdn. Prtton M . Wert W) and Wert 11-01. LP .W h ile . f e x . n o n . I B . Late 3B _ none. HR _ none. Rt t m d ! _ la te Mary Maty. 4-3. Banquet------will con­ tinue the tradition we started here. This was the hardest de­ cision IVe ever had to make.* Bieri was lauded by several of hla players after his speech for the contribution he made to the program. The Lions finished with a 227 record and a loss to Lyman In the district semi-finals. He lost two players who were probable starters this season but still had sophomore Mary Lou Johnston who led Central Florida in aaalata as a fresh­ man and scoring as a sopho­ more. He also wtth dependable Junior Kelly Brock, defensive star Shakdra Hunt, rebounder WiinMnn Thomas and Katie McCown, the only player to be on each of Bieri's four Oviedo teams. Oviedo started alowty this several playparUdpatlng tn foil sports, but the team Im­ proved steadily and were one of the hottest teams In Central Florida as the season wore down. Only a blowout home loss to Lake Mary marred the last half of the season as they hung tn every night but. against a hungry Lyman team in the districts. Bieri walked off the court for the final time af­ ter a big loss. All season. Hunt eschewed scoring to play strong defense, emerging as one of the best in Central Florida. Still, there were some posi­ tives to be gained from the season. "She had her ups and downs but HI spend the test of my life telling other kids about her.* Bieri said. "Ill always use her as an example.* As Bieri Introduced hla playera before announcing his re­ tirement, he gave each of them a pin and their name and number board which was posted In the Oviedo gymna­ sium throughout the season. Thomas won the Most Im­ proved Player Award. AH sea­ son long, she never made the headlines, but was one of the beat rebounders in the county and was one of the Lions; steadiest players, rating as one of the top 90 rebounders In the *8be really improved and worked hard all summer,’ Bieri Most Improved Player Around went to Brock. All- N*She came on at the end of the season and gave us all the potential we knew she had * Bieri aakL *She also really came around as a person.* Beat defense went to Hunt. Johnston’s achievements spoke for themselves. Start wtth 10 school records and the still has two years to go. Bieri then announced hla re­ tirement. *! have coached my last girls high school basketball game,* he announced. T h e game has given me great rewards and I spend every day thinking about the kids spend this time with,* Earlier In the evening, the freshmen and Junior varsity teams received similar honors. Kerri Wilson just concluded her rookie year as freshmen coach and gave awards to Becqa Wilkins, Brittany Rose and Jordan Teague. Junior varsity coach Brian Wilson honored his 19-4 team with awards for Erin Hanas. Nicole Broom, Cathy Ounnis and Christy Hyatt Our coverage has been wide spread, but we want to make it better SANFO R D _ How's It going? For those o f you that k n ow us, you've probably noticed a few changes In the paper today. For those of you that don't know us, o r have heard o f us and haven't been able to find the paper, we're the old Stutford H erald and the new Seminole Herald. Over the past year o r so. we've been out to dozens o f gam es at each o f the seven schools that play a full slate o f va n ity sport*. In a d ­ dition to Croom a Academ y which started playing basketball this season. We've been there for all o f the excitement Igxtrw Point*... Jeff Berllnlcke that com e* with Seminole County athletics. That includes state championships, cover* age on alm ost everyone w h o h a s m ade a n Impact on the county sports scene, a n d Just ; every Utile league soccer, baseball and whatever else the county h a s h ad to offer. Between Sports Editor D ean Smith, my* e m e r and a host o f hard* ____ Kellie W ern w orking stringers, we've been there for It all. That b a ll c h a the Lake ■htp in . _ Lakeland There w a s the Oviedo football upset o f state power D r. ’ Phillips, the undefeated Seminole girls* volleyball team last season, the Lake M ary girls soccer team w h en It reached n u m ber one In the state a few weeks ago. an d Oviedo's m arch to the state finals last year In boys basketball. In the past year, all o f u s have h ad the chance to Interview the beat high school •porta h as to offer, giving u s a chance to •h o w the players off the A d d a s well a s on the field. A list o f the ktda we've featured can go on forever. Som e o f them Include Lake �Jeff- Legal Notices CoDtloaed from Page 3B M ary's M ary Leah Sutton, Lauren Bradley, Brian Pinckney and Jon Scptor. At Oviedo, we've profiled Ben Knapp, M a ry L «u Johnston; at Lyman, there w a s D an n y BogcaJIs, M ark Lewis; at W inter Springs, W inston Jam es and Brian Baker; at Lake Brantley, G inger Sclllck and Robbie Sltz; at Lake Howell, Reggie Knhn and Nikki Read; at Seminole, Steve Brow n and C hris Louw sm a. That's only the Up o f Uie Iceberg as there Iravc been dozens more that have made tiny Seminole County one of the best In the state when It comes to sports. The biggest problem w a s that It w a s kind of tough to find the paper unless you lived In Sanford or Lake Mary. All Umt's changed. Now U should be a lot easier to track us dow n as wc continue to track you down. But. here's the pitch. W c need help from the folks over In Longwood, W inter Springs, Oviedo and everyone else who we m ay not have gotten with In the past. W c want to make ou r coverage o f tire Oviedo recreation department as strong as we've covered Sanford In the past. That goes for everyone. W e ll get coverage o f the little leagues, adult leagues and anything per­ taining to the sports world If we can have that help. That also Includes golf and tennis cover­ age. The Herald w ants to hear from all o f the county golf and tennis clubs and w e ll be happy to come on out and cover yo u r to u r­ nam ents and publicize your fundraisers. Just call us at any Umfe at 322-2011 with anything you need publicized and w e ll do the best we can. Also, coaches, please call your scores In between 8 • 10:30 p.m. so wc can write about the gam es wc can't get to. Obviously, wc can't get to every gam e every night, but we've been offering the best coverage of Seminole C ounty sports and wc want to be even better. Last Second Shot: This is the part o f the column where I usually say whatever Is on my mind at that particu­ lar moment. Usually tt makes no s e n s e or Just riles everybody up. Hopefully, you won't be a victim. . Legal Notlcss ■ones O f FIC TITIO U S SAMS Nolle* M hereby given mat «r* M engaged In 6u m * M *1 M l Sweetwater Island Circt*. Longwaad, Florid* 1177*, l emmas* County. Flood*, undo* th* Fictitious Nam* ol C O M P U TS B C O M FS TSN C V register M id namo with Mi* Division ol Corporation*. Tabaheases. Flood*, in accerdonc* with m* prevision* ol Mm FictMlow* Noma gtatulaa. ToWit; S od ion M I .M . Florida 11 M l. Soo* Fuoimi M O -II CASS NO. SS-SSdT CA S W IS S CAM COUNTRYWIDE Moan LOANS. M G. F/K/A COUMTSVWIDf FUNOtNO CO UFO RATION F/O/S/A AM M IC A S W HOM SALS len d er . Legal Notices M T M t S T TO FIRST TSNNCISSI SANK. NATIONAL ASSOCIATION, Nones NOTICE IS H ER IR T OMEN pureuant to a Final Judgment at Mortgage F tree lasers dated February 10th. 10*0. and entered m Caa* NO. tr-S M S CA et Mm Circuit Court *f the EIGHTEENTH Judicial Circuit m and Isr SEMINOLE County, Florida whoram FT MORTGAGE COMPANIES 07R /AflR>*OR T., O A O t SERVICES D/R/A FIRST TENNESSEE MORTGAGE COM­ PANY. INC SUCCESSOR IN INTEREST TO FIRST TE N ­ NESSEE SANK. NATIONAL ASSOCIATION lo Mm PtOMtlfT Mid MARY J MCNUTT. R0SSRT D MCNUTT, BARNETT SANK. N A SUCCESSOR SV MERGER TO SANNCTT SANK OF CEN ­ TRAL FLORIDA, N A , TENANT I t N/K/A DON CATALANO or* th* Defendant*. I wM tab to tho each at th* WEST FRONT DOOR OF THE SEMINOLE COUNTY COURTHOUSE; SAN­ TORO. r LORI DA at tt:00 am ., an Mm SMt day of April, ISSS. ty oa ool forth m **M Final LOT T l, AMBERWOOO. UNIT TWO. ACCORDING TO THE FLAT THEREOF AS RECOROEO M P U T BOOK IS. FAGS IT . PUBLIC RECOROS OF SEMI­ NOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. WITNESS M T HAND and th* oaal ot MU* Court an February 10th, ISSS. Clark of Mm Circuit Court by: Dorothy W. Motion Echevarria. McCall*. Rrymer. Barrett 4 FrappMr Pool Office Baa 1410 Tampa. FL 11*01 f l 7105110 NOTtei In accordance with M American* OMabSHN* Act, p* • *p*cl*l l proc—ding ■! (T) M notice. Tolaphono; 407-1114110 oat. 4117; 1-S00-MS-S7T1 (TDD) or 1-S0O- S4S-S770 M : vto l.A j U ,W G w l A m p A K y i i A rSFw n H n p ip ■■fiw * Publiah: March 1, I t , IM S OSO-IO I0 TN Si * 7 -17t*-C A 1*-A UNION PLANTERS NATIONAL RANK. TO LSAOSR FEDERAL SANK FOR SAVINGS PLAINTIFF VS. MICMASL GRANT; UNKNOWN BPOUSI OF MICHASL GRANT; J J L IVEY AMO COMPANY) TO CNSOfTHMFT OF ALAFAYA WOODS HOMCOWNER'S ASSOCIATION. INC.; S IM W O lf COUNTY, FLORIDA; JOHN DOE AND JANE DOE AS UNKNOWN TENANTS IN POSSESSION . DEFENDANT |S| NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pgrcwonl to j MSuwatwy JWnM NSrawySOMi. ISSS. entered ta Chrif Caao No. * 7 -im -C A 1 4 -A •I MW Ctreub Court ol Mw 1STM Ml County, LOT S I. ALAFAVA WOODS. F N A S I VIII. ACCOROINO TO THE FLAT THEREOF RECORD­ ED IN FLAT BOOK 14. FAOE St. PUSLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. Dated thia 14 th day ol February. I SSI. (CIRCUIT COURT SEAL) MARYAMKE MORSE Clark ot tho Circuit Court By Dorothy W. Bolton Deputy Clerk THE LAW OFFICES OF DAVID J. STERN, FA. ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF SOI S. UnhroraMy Drive Suita S00 Plantation, FL 11114 (SS4) 731*000 ■7-11*74 In accordant* with Mia American with DtaabUMa* A d . Ing * apodal accommodation lo porttcipd* In Mil* proceeding thouId contact tho Clark ot tho Circuit Court ot Mm SEMINOLE County Courthouse ol 407-1774110, not later Mian tavan day* prior to tho proceeding ft hear­ ing unpaired, 1-*00-*IB-STTI (TDD| or t-tOO-SIS-STTO. via Publiah: March 1, 10. IM S DEO-11 N once o f APPLICATION FOR TAR ORSO NOTICE IS HCRtSV OIVEN, mat FUNS AS CUSTOOIAN FOR CASi. IN C . Mm holder #1 the follrwmg certiticate(t| ho* Mad •aid cortdcotof*l for a la* deed to be taauod thereon. Tho earUhcoto number!*) and y**r(a) of Nauanco. the description el Mm property, and Mm namet*) m which it waa ******** ta/ar* * . Certmcet* No: SOS Veer d tim ianc*: 1* * • Oe*cnptlon ot Property: LEO LOT 10 BLR 11 TR S TOWN OF SANFORO PS 1 PO SO. Name* In which ****** ad, Jam** E. Crew* AS *t »aid property being in the County ot g«mlnol». Stela ol Florid* Unlee* *uch c*nihc*l*<*l *h*K k* r*d**m*d According la law. the property deecrlhod m ouch c*rtihe»tet»l wM bo **M to Mm khkjmSl^mmUft * ^ **1 S eevi * Ml ik EStM well Ivulll door, Sominolo County Courthowoo, Sanford, Florid*, on Mm IN h day ot Aprs. IS M . at 11.-S0 am . Payment of Solo too, appbcaM* datument«ry ttamp la*** M be paid by Mm auccaaaful j-dder at the aai*. FuM paymant of en amount ogual la Mm high*«t bid t* due within M hour* Mm* of Mm MART J MCNUTT, ot OL Individual or Florida. I will *•« lo Mm high*it and boat btddor lor e**h AT THC FRONT DOOR ol Mm V m i’ N O IE County Courttiova* local*d at 101 N. PARK AVENUE In SANFORD, FloOda. at 11:00 a.m. on tlM H a t day of March. 1SSS th« lodowlng d*acrlb*d property a* **t forth In a*Id Summary Final Judgment, to- guaranteed UMirumant. pay*hW to Mm Clark of th# CUcuN Court. Oeted thi* n t h day of February. 1SSS. MARYANNS MORSE CLERK OF THC CIRCUIT COURT SEMMtOU COUNTY, FLORIDA .N. OEO-40 Legal Notices Plalntlffl*), IN T N I C IR C UIT CO URT OF THS SIGHTS SNTM JUDICIAL C IR C UIT IN ARB FOR SSNIHO LS COUNTY, CIVIL ACTION CASS NO. ST-1SSS CA DIVISION 14R FIRST UNION NATIONAL BANK. Plaint tlf(i). VC. MICHAEL J STROUP. 0t al. Defendant)*). NOTICS OF FORSCLORURR SALS NOTICE IS MEREST GIVEN pursuant to a Final Judgment ot Mortgage Foraclotur* dated February 11th. m s , and antarad In Caaa NO. S7-1M I CA ot th* Circuit Court of tho EIGHTEENTH Judicial Circuit In and for SEMINOLE County, Florida wherein FIRST UNION NATIONAL RANK N th* Plaintiff and MICHAEL J STROUP; SUSAN J STROUP; FIRST UNION NATIONAL BANK F/K/A FIRST UNION NATIONAL BANK OF FL0RI0A; and TENANT 41, N/K/A JOHN KNOWLES era Ml* I will **u ta the baat bidder far caah at th* WEST FRONT DOOR OF THE SEMINOLE COUNTY COURTHOUSE; SAN­ FORO. FLORIDA at TlrOO am ., on tho tith day of MARCH. 11**. the following described property aa eat forth In taid Final Judgment; LOT M , TIMBER RIDGE AT SARAl POINT, UNIT I. ACCOROINO T O THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED IN PLAT ROOK 14, PAGES 44, 41 AND 4S. OF THE PUBLIC RECOROS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA, TOOETHSR WITH A PART OF TRACT ‘ I*. SARAL POINT SECOND REVI­ SION. AS RSCOROCO M PLAT ROOK tf, PAGES S7, M AND SB OF THE PUBLIC RECOROS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY, MORE PARTICULARLY DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS: BEGIN AT THE SOUTHWEST CORNER OF LOT IS ; THENCE NORTH 17 DEGREES t f *1EAST ALONG THE SOUTH LINE THEREOF FOR M S 4 FEET TO THE S O U TH E M T CORNER OF LOT I t ; THENCE SO UTH 01 DEGREES M 01* WEST FOR 10.11 F tET; THENCE SOUTH ST DEGREES 1fit * W IS T ALONG A LINE 10.M FEET SOUTH OF AND PARALLEL WITH THE SOUTH U N I OF LOT M FOR M M FEET TO THE EAST U N I OF LOT 14; THENCE NORTH St D E Q R IIS 4S*M* W IS T ALONO SAID EAST LINE FOR tS .M FEET T O THE POINT OF M 0 M - SomMotB Herald. Sanford, Florida - Tuesday, March 3,1008 • 3 * Legal Notice! v*. LOUVILLE H KIMBALL, ot al. Defendant)*). NOTICS OF F O R IC LO S U R t SALS NOTICE IS HERESY OIVEN purtuam ta a Final Judgment et Mart gag* Foratloaure dated February 11th, I N I , and antarad In Caa* NO. 17-444 of th* Circuit Court of th* EIGH­ TEENTH Judicial Circuit In and lor SEMINOLE County. Florida wherein M ILL ON M ORTGAOI COMPANY SUCCESSOR SY MEROER TO METMOR FINAN­ CIAL, INC. I* MM Plaintiff and LOUVILLE H KIMBALL; BREN­ DA L KIMBALL; DAIL O ’CON­ NELL are th* Defendant*. I win **H to the hlghaet and boot bid­ der tor caah at Mm Waal front door of th* Semlnola County Courthouao. Sanford, Florida at 11.DO am ., on the 1*th day of MARCH. ISSB. the following doacrlbod property a* eel forth m u w l Final Judgment: LOT t t . BLOCK 11. TOWN BITE OF NORTH CHULUOTA, ACCORDING TO TH E FLAT THEREOF AS RECOROEO IN FLAT BOOK 1. FAOE M . PUB­ LIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. WITH E l l MY HAND and Mm aval of Mil* Court on February 14th, IB M . ISEAU Maryann* Mara* Clark at th* Circuit Court Sy: Jana E. Jaaawtc Deputy Clerk Echevarria, McCall*. Raymar, Barrett t FrappMr Pott Offtea So* 1410 Tempo. FL JM01 F t7031407 N OTICS In accordance with tho American* Dtaabsnioa A d , parmodation to particlpata In MU* proceeding ohould cent act the Individual or agency tending nolle* not later than to von (7) day* prier t* Mm praaaadlng at Legal Notices IN TH S C IR C U IT CO URT OF T H I 1BTM JUD ICIAL C IR C U IT IN AND FOR BBMINOLS COUNTY, FLORIDA CABS NO. S T -S S I CA 14 NATIONSBANC MORTGAGE CORPORATION, Plaintiff. VS. DEBRA A, ORAMAS, at a l. Defendant!*), N O TICS OP B A L I NOTICE IB HEREBY OIVEN pursuant to an Order or Final Judgment Scheduling Fortelonura Bala antarad on February 14th, I t t S In Mil* caa* now ponding in said Court, th* ttyi* of which la Indicated Legal Notices •N T H I C IR C U IT CO URT OF T H I C IO H T tlN T H JUD ICIAL CIRCUIT OF TH S STATS OF FLORIDA, IN AND FOR SEMIN OLD CO UN TY CIY1L DIVISION CASS NO. S 7 -S 4 M -C A 1 4 -S INDUSTRY MORTGAGE COMPANY. L.P, Plaintiff. va. ANGEL OTERO AND JUDITH OTERO. HIS WIFE; HOUSEHOLO FIHAHCE CORPORATION. Ill, Defendant*. N O TICS OF SALF. S j ewB Lm at L a Cv- ——— *- - i . . —— arM.md ^ewFv'Wew *M' nspvwwjy g-w aPaii inai* pursuant to a Final Summary Judgment of Forodoauro antarad In th* abova-atytad cause, m Mm Circuit Court of Sominolo County, Florid*. I will tall th* proparty situate In Samlnol* County, Florida, deicrlbid m : LOT SB, ALAFAYA WOODS PHASE XXI S. ACCOROINO TO THE PLAT THEREOF RECORD­ ED HI PLAT BOOK 4 t, PAOES 45 THROUGH SB, OF THE PUB­ LIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE CDUNTV, FLORIDA. A/K/A 1010 BLUEJACK OAK DRIVE. OVIEDO, FLORIDA 37745. at pubbe tala, la th* highest and beat bidder, ter cash, AT THE WEST FRONT DOOR SEMI­ NOLE COUNTY COURTHOUSE. SANFORO. FLORIDA, at 11:00 A .M , an th* 10th day ef MARCH, tttS . MAHVAHHS MORSE CLERK OF CIRCUIT COURT SV Jana E. Jaaawtc Deputy Clarti Law Office* ot Dental C. Centuogra 0001 North Anwanta Avenue Tampa FL 11*04-1041 Publiah: February 14, and Legal Notices N O T IO I OF F IC TITIO U S NAME Nolle* la hereby given that I ■m engaged In bu*m**a at 103 Eaatwtnd C l , Sanford. Florid* 1X771, Samlnol* County, Florida, under th* Fictitious Kamo of M IC H A R LA N O IL O MARKRTS. and that I Intend to register said namo with th* Division ot Corporation*. Teltshsasa*. Florida. m accordene* with th# provision* of th# FtctRloua Mam* Statute*. To­ w n : Section 845.00. Florida ttatuta* 10*1. Sharon Sanderson Publiah: March 1, 14*1 DEO-11 IN TH S C IR C U IT CO U N T OF TMR SIDHTRBNTH JU D IC IAL C IR C U IT SSMINOLR CO UN TY, FLORIDA CASS NO.i § f-B S 0 * -C A -1 4 -A MICHAEL LESSARD, *1 a l. Plaintiff*. WILLIAM QOULD, at a l. NOTICS OF ACTION TO: ROSALYN THOMAS */k/a ROSALYN C. THOMAS INRYCO, INC. n/k/a I R CONSTRUCTION PRODUCTS COMPANY, INC. YOU ARB HEREBY NOTIFIED that a Complaint ha* been filed agalnat you In the Circuit Court, Eighteenth Judicial Circuit, In end for Seminal* County. Florida, and you era required to ear** a copy of your written detente*. H any, ta H upon H. Morrison, Eequtre, Plaintiff's attorney, whoa* la 7100 S. Highway 17t l , Fern Park, Florida 11710 en or before Th* 17th day ot March, It**, and tu* Mm origi­ nal wHh Mm Clerk of MU* Court, before service an 0.1 DEN-114 PR* Rem*or BT-1S1S-CP IN RE: ESTATE OF Lai* Ruth Karan default wM be entered egatnrt you far Mm rebel demanded m d a t e d on tmo toot day at FEBRUARY, ISOS. MARYANNS MORSE Clark ef MM Court Aa Deputy Clerk PuMMh: February 17, 14, and March 1,10. t»tS DEN-177 WfTNISS MV HAND aaal ot MU* Court on tSMi. IM S . (SEAL) . Clerk of Mm Circuit Court by: Jane t . JaaewM Deputy CNrk CctMvarrl*. McCabe, SarraW S FrappMr '’not OffIC* So* S4IS empa. FL SM01 *787144# February 14, 1. IS M PEN-14S H N II PWntW. �4B ■ Seminole Herald. Sanford. Florida - Tuesday. March 3. 1996 Legal Notices Legal Notices IN TH* CIRCUIT COURT O r THE EIG H TEEN TH JU D IC IAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR SEM INOLE.COUNTY. FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION CASE NO. 87-1823-CA DIVISION 14-E FIRST UNION NATIONAL BANK F/K/A FIRST UNION NATIONAL b a n k o f NORTH CAROLINA SUCCESSOR BV MERGER TO FIRST UNION n a t io n a l b a n k OF GEORGIA. pijifHintti. os DON H HIGHLANDER. JR , It a'. Defendantt!) NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN purtuAnt lo l Final Judgment cl Mortgage Foreclosure dAt#d FebruAry 11th. 1*96, And *nl*<*q In C afa NO 97-1825CA o» IK# Citeut Court ol lh# EIGHTEENTH jv d O A l Circuit in And lo> SEMINOLE County, Florida o lu itin FIRST UNION NATIONAL BANK F/K/A FIRST UNION NATIONAL BANK OF NORTH CAROLINA SUC C ES­ SOR BY MERGER TO FIRST UNION NATIONAL BANK OF GEORGIA i* th# Pliintifl And OON H HIGHLANDER, JR Arc tK# D*tAndAntm. I will AAll I d in a n-ghAtl And bA*l b.ddAr lor CAtN At th# WEST FRONT DOOR OF T h e SEMINOLE COUNTY COURTHOUSE. SAN­ FORD. F l o r id a ai tt:oo A m . on tN# 19fh dAy of Match , 1H I , in# lonon-ng described proper ty a i s#t fortn m iAid FinAl Judgm#ni LOT St. WEMBLEY PARK. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECOROEO IN PLAT BOOK AS, PAGES CO THROUGH tfl, INCLUSIVE, OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. WITNESS MV HAND And tb« •aai of th'A Court on February i tin, 199* (SEAL) M Ary Ann# Mors* Clark of in# Circuit Court By - « ia E Jisswrc Deputy Clerk Echevxti*. Mc C aiIa . R*ymw, Bs-ren t FrAPpror Pott OfliCA Bo> SAtO Tampa. FL 13601 FtTOtAUS Rubiiin FibtuAiy 2A, And Match 3. 1998 DIN-245 NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR TAX DEED NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN IHa I FUNS AS CUSTODIAN FOR PRIMECO. INC . IN* HoldAf ol in# following certificatef*) Ha i Med laid c*rtific4t#!*) for A IAA deed to b« lAtuod thereon THa carlitiCAla numbarfil and yAAf(l) Ol lAAUAnCA. Iha datcripiion ol in# property and in# name!*) in which it wa • attested lA/ara at follow* Cariilicaia No 21*4 Ya AI Ol lAAUAnCA I t t t Oeacriplion ol Property LEO LOTS 7 I A t A 1/2 OF VACO ALLEY ADJ ON S A S 1/2 OF VACD ST ON N DLK t GENEVA PB 2 PG 12 N arma hi which ikseated Gregory L La* AH At A*Id prep* * UnlAFt (UCh C#rtrfica1*(s) Ahall be radaeniAd according to law. Iha property described in much certificate!*) will be mold to Iha higheit bidder at the was I front door Seminole County Courtnouie. Senlord. Florida, on me 23rd day ol March, ISSS. a ll 1 00 a m Paymant ol Sal# loo. applica­ ble documentary stamp taka* and recording leea are rsQurrsd to be paid by the successful bidder at the tala Full payment ot an amount equal M Iha highasl bid la dut withm 2A hour* allar tha advertised time ol the eale All payment# Ahatl be caah or guarantaed inalrunsant, mad# payable to the Clerk ol in* Circuit Court Dated thi» Ath day ol Fabntary, ISSS I Baal) MARYANNE MORSE CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA by UichaHo L. Silva Deputy Clerk Publith February 2A. S March 3 10. IF. ISSS DEN-tO NOTICB OP APPLICATION PON TAX D U O NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN, that FUNS AS CUSTODIAN FOR PRIMECO, INC., the holder of the following cartlftc*»#(*) haa bled M W certificate!*) lor a las dead lo be Issued thereon. The certificate numberft) and yearlal of leeudnee, the description ol tt>A property, end the nsms(s) In which N wsa easeseed le/ara aa foilem: Ctrl ifreals No: STSS Yaat of taausnco: IM S Deecnption of Property: LEO SEC IS TWP I I S ROE S1E W STS FT OF S 1SS FT OF N SSS.T FT OR I VA OF NW 1/4 OF NW t/4 a S ISO FT OF N 220.7 FT OF E 1F0 FT OF W STS FT OF E 3/4 OF NW 1/4 OF NW 1/4. Nsmea In which lle e e tld : Ota Foivrortfl AM of sold property being in the County Ol Seminole, State of Florida. Unieaa auch carlifKataM then be redeemed according to low, the property described In auch certificate!*) will be sold to the lug hex bidder st the weal front door. 5 am male County Courthouse, Sanford, Florida, on tha tth day of Aprs. IS M . at 11 00 am . Payment of Sale fee, applica­ ble documentary stamp taaaa and facordktg last are required to bo paid by tha successful bidder at tha sals. Full payment of an amount equal to the highaat bid la due within 24 hour* after the advertread time of the sale. Ait paymant* aha* be cash or guarantaed Instrument, mads payable to the Clerk ol the Circuit Court. Dated ttue I Tth day of February. IS M (Seal) MARYANNE MONSE CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA by: Michelle L Silva Deidutv Ctafc Publish February 14, March ) , 10. IF. IS M OCN-223 IN THE C IR C UIT COURT OF 1HE EIG H TEEN TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR S E M IN O LI. COUNTY. FLORIOA CIVIL ACTION CASE NO 9T-1961-CA DIVISION 14-E MELLON MORTGAGE COMPANY, Plaint ilf(a), v* SHARON G SANDERSON, at SI. Defendant)*), NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pursuant to a Final Judgment ol Mortgage Forecloture deled February IJIh. t t t t . and entered In Cate NO. 97-1961* CA of Iha Circuit Court o' the EIGHTEENTH Judicial Circuit Ml and tor SEMINOLE County. Florida wnerem MELLON MORTGAGE COMPANY la the Plaintiff and SHARON G SANOERSON and THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF SHARON O SANOERSON K/X/A RICH SANDERSON Are the Defendant*. I will aell to tha highest and best bidder for cash al the WEST FRONT DOOR OF THE SEMINOLE COUNTY COURTHOUSE, SANFORO, FLORIOA al lt:00 am ., on tha I9IH day ot March, I99S. the following deecr bed proper­ ty aa met lorth m aa d Fmai Judgment. LOT 9. BLOCK B. LAKE OR1ENTA HILLS UNIT t. ACCORD­ ING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECOROEO IN PLAT BOOK 1*. PAGE 71. OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA WITNESS MV HAND and tha teal ot thi* Court on February ttth. ISSS (SEAL) Maryanne Morse Clerk of the Circuit Court By: Jane E. Jatewic Deputy Clerk Echevarria. McCalta, Raymat. Barrett t Frappw Post Offic* Bo* 3410 Tampa. FL 13901 F97094409 Publish: February 24, and March 3. I99S DEN 244 NOTICK OF APPLICATION FOR TAX O C iO NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN. that F U N ! AS CUSTODIAN FOR HOLCO. INC., tha holder of tha following certificatafi) haa Med said cenificatefa) lor a <a« dead lo be it sued thereon. The cer­ tificate number!*) and yaar(t) ol mauanca. tha description of Iha property, and Ihe nama(t) in which it was attested it/ere at follow*: Certificate No: 2909 Tear of issuance 1995 Description ol Property: LEO LOTS 3 * 4 BlK J SPRINO VALLEY FARMS SEC S PB IS PG SO AND 22-21-7S-300-002C0000 BEO NLT MOST COR LOT 3 BLK J SPRINO VALLEY FARMS SEC • RUN N 27 OEO 27 MIN S SEC E 104 95 FT N 32 OEO 3 MIN 47 (E C E I M .l t FT S 52 DEO 9 MIN 52 SEC E 109.9 FT N 40 DEO 39 MIN 39 SEC E TO PT W OF MOST NLY COR LOT 8 BLK J E TO MOST NLY COR S 52 DEO 39 MIN 44 SEC W 273 17 FT S 17 DEG 7 MIN 29 SEC W 100 FT t 94 OEO 9 MIN M iK W tIA in k ttM O tl sets*-ST 9*0 m SO,7k FT VO BEO. Names m which assessed Carpi B. Lawless, Trust*#. All of said properly being In the County ol Seminole, Slate ol Florida. Unless such certificate!*) (hall be redeemed according to law. the proparty described m Such cenificeieia) win be »«4d to the highest bidder at the w*M front door. Seminole County Courthouee, Sanford, Florid*, on the tth day ol April, ISSS. at 1100 a m Paymant of Bate tea, applica­ ble documentary stamp lasts tnd recording lea* are required to be paid by tha successful bidder at the kale. Full payment of an amount equal lo the nipheet bkl to duo within 24 hour* after the edvwrUeed Um* of the tele. All payments shell be caoh or guaranteed Instrument, made payable to the Clark of the Circuit Court. Dated this 17th day of February, ISSS. (Seal) MARYANNE MORSE CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT SEMINOLI COUNTY, FLORIDA by: Michalt* L. Silva Deputy dark Pubbah. February >4, March 3, 10. IT , 1996 DEN-227 NO TICE OF APPLICATION FOR TAX OCXS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that FUNB AS CUETOOIAN FOR HOLCO. INC., the holder of the following centficatafaf ha* Med said certMcataft) lor a tea deed to bo Moved thereon. The cer­ tificate number(s) and yoarfs) of Issuance, tha deecnption el the property, and the name/*) In which N was aetsattd le/ere aa follows: Certificate No: 10 Year of Issuance: 1996 Description of Property: LEO EEC 14 TWP 19S ROE 291 BEO 2077 FT W • 740 FT N OF •E COR OF QOVT LOT 1 RUN W 299 FT N 740 FT I 299 FT i 740 FT TO BEO. Name* In svMch aa«sa«ad: Kathryn L. Downer. AX of said property being in the County of Seminole. Blau of Florida. Unieea ouch certificated) shall be redeemed according to low, tha property described In auch cartMlcatafs) wta be sold la the highest bidder at tha ereet front door. Seminole County Courthouse, Sanlard, Florida, on the 9th day of Aprs. 1999. « 11:00 a Jit. Payment ot Cota fas, applica­ ble documentary stamp takes and recording foe* ora required to bo paid by the successful bidder of th* sale. FuE payment of on amount equal to the high­ est bid It duo artthin 14 hours after ill* advertised time of Iha sal*. All payments aha* be caah or guarantaed instrument, made payable to th* Clark of the Circuit Court. Dated this 17th day of February. 1999 (leal) MARYANNE MORSE CLERK OF T H I CIRCUIT COURT ' SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA by: Mich*lie L. Suva Deputy Clerk Publish: February 14, March 8, 10. and IT . 1888 DEN-121 Legai Notices NOTICE OF VEHICLE AUCTION 1993 Chav Pickup Vint 1GCEK14KTP2149950 Auction writ be held on 3/16/96 al 2 pm at Trt County Towing, 1155 Bella Ava., Winter Spring. FL 32706 Publish: March 3. 1996 OEO-4 NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR TAX DECO NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN that FUNB AS CUSTOOIAN FOR PRIMECO INC the holder ol iha following cerfifrcaleft) has filed said certificate!*! for a fat deed lo tie issued thereon The cerfitlcete mjmber(t) and yeait*) ot issuance. the description of the property and 1h# name!*) In which It was assessed rs/ere as follows Certificate No 33*1 Year ot Issuance 1995 Description ot Property LEG S 62 FT OF LOT 76 . N 19 FT OF LOT 79 ENGLISH WOODS PB 15 PG 91 Nerrve* in which assessed Larry M Butferheld Cynthia C Butterfield AW erf ve-d property being In Ihe County ol Seminole Stele ot Flood* Unless such certifhstars) shell be redeemed aii-.iiOng to lew the propeity desc-bed in such certitrcetersl vnk be soil to the highest Ndder st m# west front door Seminole County Courthouse Sanford Florida on the 6 day of April 1996 el 11 00 r n Payment ot Sale Fee applica­ ble documentary stamp laaes and recording feet are required lo tw paid by Ihe successful Ndder at the sal* Tull payment ol *n amount equal to the high­ est bid re due withm 24 hours after the advertised time ot the sal# All payments shell be cash or guaranteed instrument, made payable to th# Clerk ot th* Crtcud Court Oeted this 16th day of February 1996 <8eel) MARYANNE MORSE CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT SEMINOLE COUNTY FLORIDA by Shirley C Merger! Deputy Clerk Publish February 24 March 3. tO A 17. 1996 DEN-210 NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR TAX DEED NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that FUNB AS CUSTODIAN FOR CAII. INC . tha holdai ol the following cettitrcalefs) ha* tiled and c*rtibcale(s) lot a 1st deed to be issued Ihereon Th# cetttficite Humberts) and y*ar|t) ol issuance, th* description ot |h* property and tha name(t) m which it was attested it/ar* st toflows Certificate No 2179 Year of Issuance 1995 Description ol Propeity LEO LOT 1 LAKE HARNEY MANOR PO * PQ 76 Names In which attested John E Lasts Eloite V Leet* All ol said properly being in th* County of Seminole. State ol Florida Unless such certificate!*) shall be redeemed according to law. Iha property described in such cert dice left) will b* told lo Ihe feghetl bidder al the weal tronl Seminole County Bosh. Courthouse, Sanford. Florida, on iha 9 day of April. 1996. al 11 00 a m Payment ot Sale tea, appbeeMe documentary stamp laaet and recording lees are required to be paid by the successful Ndder a I tha sale Full payment ol an amount equal lo the high­ est bid Is due within 24 hours after the advertised time of Ihe sale All payments shall be cash or guaranteed instrument, made payable to the Clerk ol the Circuit Court Dated this tllh day of February. 1999 (Seal) MARYANNE MORSE CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA by Sturtay C Hergart Deputy Clerk Publith February 24. March 1. 10. E 17. ISSS DEN-209 IN T H t CIRCUIT COURT OF TH E BIOMTBBRTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OP TUB S T A T I OP FLORIOA, IN ARO FOR BBMINOLS CO UNTY CIVIL ACTIO N Case Mel S9-10A1-CA-S4 Dtvialam W T H I BANK OF HEW YORK, AS TRUSTEE UNOCR THE POOLINO AND BERVfCINO AGREEMENT DATED AS OF JULY 31,1894. AERIES 1994-C. Plaintiff, -Y9TOMMIE L. CAMPBELL. A/K/A TOMMIE L. CAMPBELL, JR. and ROBIN LYTfN CAMPBELL. Defendants. SB COMB AMENDED NO TICE OP BALE Notlea I* hereby grrsn that, pursuant to on Ordat Rescheduling Public Eel* entered In th* abova-Xylad cause, in th* Circuit Court of Bern mol* County. Florida, 1 win sail th* property aRuata In Saminola County, Florida. described as: Lot 21, Stock Q, A.B. ITEVENS ADDITION TO MIDWAY, accord­ ing to the Plat thereof, aa recorded in Plot Booh 7, Pago 39, of the Public Record* ot Bawikiola County, Florida, of public aala, lo th* highest and best bidder, for caah. st th* W ax front door of the Sammol* County Courthouse, in Sanford, Florida at 11:00 A M. on March 31st. IM S . DATED Nile 19th day of February. 1998. Maryanne Morse Clerk of Circuit Court By Dorothy W. Bolton Dt DEitv Clark AMERICANS WITH DISABILI­ TIES ACT OF 1SB0; Admlnrsuxivs Order No. 83-37: Persons *Rh t disability who need 9 special accom modation to partlctpcle hi this proceeding should contact ADA coordina­ tor at 301 N. Park Avenue, Suita N. M l , Senlord. Florida 32771 M least fhra days prior to the proceeding. Telephone: 407323-4330 ait. 4217; 1-S00-99SS771 (TOO) or 1-900-968-9770 (v): via Florida Relay Service. Gibbon*. Smith, Cohn S Arnett PO. Be* 2177 Tampa. FL 33A01 Publith: March 3. 10, IB M DEO-23 Legal N otices S E M IN O L E H E R A L D C L A S S IF IE D A D R A T E S ST. JOHNS RIVEN WATER M ANAGEMENT DISTRICT GIVES NO TICE OF INTENDED AGENCY ACTION The District givs* notice ol Its inlent to issue * permit to th* tpi n* mg applicant!*) on March 10th, 1996 i'-i t y o f CAssELBcnny. as t r i p l e t l a k e d r iv e , c a s s e l b e r TL 32707. application *4-117 0446AOV-CRP The protect is ucited m Seminol# County. Sections 09. 16 A 2t, Township 21 south. Ring* 10 East Th# ERP application is tor CONSTRUC­ TION AND OPERATION OF A SURFACE WATER MANAGEMENT SYSTEM CONSISTING OF THE WIDENINO OF WINTER PARK DRIVE BETWEEN WILSHinE 0RIVE AND SEMINOLA BLVO The receiving waterbody Is IAKE JESUP Th* hi**!*) containing each ot the ibove-lisied appircatron(i) x * available for inspection Monday through Friday *ac*pt tor legal holidays, 9 00 a m, to 5 00 p m. at th* St John* River Water Management District Headquarter* or the appropriate Service Center. Th* District will take action on each permit application listed above unless a petition for an administrative proceeding (haeimg) is filed pureusnt to th# provision* of sections 120,669 end 120 57, F.S . and tectlon 40C-I 511. F A C A peieon who** substantial interest* ate affected by eny ot Ihe District* ptoposed permitting decisions Identified above may petition lor an admintiualtve heating in accordance with section* 120 566 and 120 57, f S. or all peril** may reach a written agreemant on mediation ae an altarnel iv* remedy under taction 120.573 Chooting mediation W ill nol adversely attact th* tight to a heating if mediation do** not remit in a settlement. Th# proetduta* for pursuing mediation are set forth in section 120 573, Florid* Statute*, end rule* 28106 111 end 26-106 401- 405 Florida Administrative Code. Petition* mutt comply with the requirements ot Florida Administrative Code Rule 40C-1.52I end b# filed with (received by) th# District Clerk, located at Dtslnc! Headquarters. Highway 100 Weal. Peletke, Florida 32177 Petitions tor administrative hearing on th* above tpplication(t| must be tiled withm fourteen 114) d*y* o» publication of this notice or wrlhm nineteen ( I t ) days ot th# District depositing notice ot thi* intent In th# marl for those per son* lo whom the OiXrict merit actual nolle* Failure to til* a petition within this time period shall constitute a waiver ot any ' gr-t such person may have fp.r*qu*st an administrative dslarmiltton (hairing) under taction* 120 599 and 120 57, F.S . con­ cerning the Subiect permit application. Patitione which e-e not • ,-j m accordance with th# above provisions at* tubfact lo drt-ussai Because th# administrative hexing process is designed to formulate final agency action, th* hung ot a petition means that th* Districts fin*i action may b* diffxant from th# position taken by it m this notice of Intent Parsons whose substantial interests will be affected by any such fmai decision of th* District lo become a party to the proceeding, in accordance with th* requirements set forth above. Shannon Bxican. Senior Permit Data Technician St Johna River Water Management District Publish March 3. 1996 DIO-26 12—Ei derly Care IN TH E C IR C U IT CO URT OF T H I B IO H TE IN TH JUD IC IAL CIRCUIT IN AMO FOR S E M IN O LI COUNTY, FLORIDA. CASE HO. 8S-3 B T-C A - 18-B SANFORD POLICE DEPARTMENT, vk. e a r l j . w il l ia m s . NO TICE OF FORFEITURE PROCEEDING TO: EARL JACK WILLIAMS 107 ELLEN PLACE SANFORD. FL 327F1 and all others who claim an m ixes' In th* below-described property Chief Jo* A. Dillard. City ot Sanford Police Department, Saminola County, Florid*, impugn hi* officers, mvestige• lor* or agents, sailed the sub­ let! property, to wn S t,114 00 U S. Currency on or about Novambx 24,1897, ti or near Saminola County, Florida, and it presently hold­ ing said proparly tor th* pur­ pose of forfeiture pursuant to Sections S32.701-707. Florida Statute*, ha* REQUESTED that an Honorable Judge of the Circuit Court. Eighteenth Judicial Circuit, Saminola County, Florida, issue a Finding ol Probable Causa why th* abov# property should not bo forfeited to the above agency. You will be sent a copy of tha Finding ot Probable Causa anca N la signed by the Judge and N will advise you how and whan to respond la thi* request lor I HEREBY CERTIFY that a true and correct copy of th* forego mg has been lurmehed to the above named address U.B. ragIttx e d mail, return receipt requested, thfe 25th day of February, IB M . NORMAN R. WOLFINOIR STATE ATTORNEY BY: Ann* C. Richard#-Rutberg Assistant Stale Attorney Florida Bar S2S7S01 Office of th* State Attorney 100 East FlrX Street Sanford. FL 32771 407-322-7134 Publish- March 3, 10, 19M DIO-75 IN THE CO UN TY CO U R T OP THE B(Oft T IE R TH JUDICIAL C W C U IT IN AMO FOR BBMINOLS CO U N TY. FLORIOA CABB NO. BT-SO BC-CC-BB-U DESTINY SPRINGS CONDOMINIUM ASSOCIATION, INC., O Florida nol-lor-pfofN corporal ion. Pfetntift. ve. PAUL A. GRIFFIN, and UNKNOWN TENANTS, Defendant*. N0TICB OF B A L I NOTICE IE HEREBY OIVEN that pursuant to the Final Judgment in Foreclosure entered on th* 24th day Of February, 16*6, m Chrfl Action No. BF-30SS-CC-20-U of the County Court of the Eighteenth Judicial Circuit, m and for Samlnoi* County. Florida, in which PAUL A. GRIFFIN, to Iha Defend am and O M TM V •FRINGE CONDOMINIUM ASSOCIATION, INC., 1* th# Plaint lit, I wifi **e to the highest and beet bidder tw caah at the wax front door of th* Seminol* County Courthouse, Sanford, Florida ai I ! .00 A M . on the Slot day of March. IB M , the following described real prog­ eny eel forth In th* Final "^u S Ts T-O DESTINY SPRINGS CONDOMINIUM, according to the Declaration of Condominium thereof, a* recorded In Official Record* Book 1S37, Pag* 1690 of the Public Records of keminoi* County, Florid*. DATED this ISth day Of February. ISM . MARYANNE MORSE Clark of the Court By: Dorothy W. Bolton Deputy Clerk Plaintiff! Attorney: EMIL A. GASPE RONI. JR.. ESO 831 Wekiv* Spring* Road Lengwoed, Florida 32T7I 1407) 772-7303 BOTtCR AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES A C T OF I S M Admlalet ratty* Order NO. B3-S7 Person* with s disability who need a special accommodation to participate n Mil* proceeding should contact ADA Coordinator at 301 N. P x k Avenue, Suit* North 301, Sanford. Florida 32771 at toast five IS) day* prior to Ihe pro­ ceeding. Telephone: (407) 3234130, attention 4227; 1-100* SSS-S77I (TOO), or 1-400-8*1■770 (V), via Florida Relay lifv lcc. Publish: March S. 10, ISSS 0 (0 -1 4 living lor Y) Openings ivS4*M* Cal for mio 330-ISIS 13— Health k Beauty EXTRA MOUDAY WE WHT7 1-On-t Parson*' Training ml Litetme Fitness Free body tel analyst! 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FamFy of ton has tool Bwo an N9 homo to a Km EVERYTVSNQ IS OONEK Chddran ago* <2 and2 A 1/2KT of ctadano. ahoaa and odwr op■wNNi, Houpphqld Rama, furMbps, gvorydiing Imegkiabto to naactodtohglpvitotomdyrgbuW B N 9/09. B you can End any a*y poaaCtt to hatp (*• lamPy, ptoaae contact Nancy al 323-6437 or UKry X 322-0900 Thar* you._________ ALL HOUFM 10 yra a*> to cMd ind Fun play room 324-0613 AN EXP LOVBfO MOM along a « i TLC 4 playroom, ton yrdCwL CPnCCURaWtoa REGISTRATION Saminola Employment Why B* Unamploy*dT Lai Ua Work tor You' 17 Years Eiportoncat JANITOR - U Air House of Worship. Osrwfltl Many high traffic kite* 12500 a/wk potential OFFICE PERSON •17/hr Fun Place. Oteal Benefit* - HOUSE K E E P E R -M l Mon-Frt. Benefits VENOBfD: LAZY PERSONS DREAM FEW HOURS-BM3 U Free Brochure 1 900970976J SHIPPER •»7/hf Ka#p Inventory In Order WORK FROM HOME making wooden frame* Earn to 9344 wk Cal S X 9444 ad E 45 DOCTOR S ASST - tSAw Handle Back Omce WORK FROM HOME No coal tor kupphos. aam to L M O v t mak mg brae 634-9096 E lt *41 CABINET MAKER - t i t Local Shop. Benefit* 59—Financial S e r v ic e s ERASE BAD CREDIT LEGALLY tor x*> LZI 00 Mad chacLmo to CALYPSO 1454 N Lakamoni A»e W n w Park. FL 32792 TM ED of bang k#nod down tor cmfSfT Loam where to obtax to# b*U daais-credif card* xn bus loans debt conxxuhon Rato* a* tow at 5 9%. no an­ nual toot. MC H A W Enwrpn* e* 323 I99B__________________ •1— Monty to Land ATTN HOMEOWNERS Borrow EESjMO - SIMjOO Too Many bine 7 'Pay efl NR) xtoraU emdf card* •Homo Impruvomentt 'Apply by phon»?4 hr Approval Y to tm m y R i i u h i i Caff R d t o m Capfiaf •0D-B2S-B3B3 / Open 7 days AccmStod Truck School CO L VA/TAApprv Jo b A e u t Wkand etoaaoe. Nakonaf Truck School 1-BOO 409 7344 LIKE WORKING WITH PEOPLE? BE A MMXCAL ASSISTANT. At a MaGcaf Atawtanf wth an Asaociato of 6ctonco degree, you w « h#to prepare pafwntt tor eiammation*. conduct importam toed and porhapt even u t tsl m minor Surgery Its a re wanSng carex I you to* help ingefhor* •Oty or Evening CU*tM •Einanciaf AidlbrTTtoa# WhoDually •GradUato Placomanf A i m lane# Can Today The Perfect Job 1* Wetting for You!!! (407) 322-2044 50 INDUSTH1AL SEWERS NEEDED Inrfial Talent Tree Staffing has pxmananf job qpgortunito* for produckon workers n N Onan do Those positrons pay 96 9>k and bogm tmmodiXXy Cat 740D111 ffO APPTS NECES SARV Ptoata vtstt our JO B FAIR ■ Tuesday Feb 10fh B Senlord Job* A benefit one* 9 30am lo 12 00pm tngrrsh speaking MQIrequrod Ctty Co)I f f 153 Eatf Mwy 436. Sto 200 Cataotoarry. FL 32707 71—Help Wanted -------H5WTOWRS------F/T A R T to r a Mayor Manufac­ turing plant M Sanford Pox dons am avtaabto on al mats. Paciu ftor PersonnX M 326-2811 or 910-1888 GUARANTEED $ 10.50 P/H IN TRAINING 3 pot tore* Avg I 15 SQfhr, SX * comm Senlord bated poof hosing toantor No cotd cahng Hiring immod. F/T A P/T. Cal Misty Smoitxer 323-2070 asL A O CA RRM Ra, tHC. * Home Weeety* ' Lay Over Pan* •Era* Stop Pay* •401K ReXertam■Heakh Instance* 'Vacakon Pay' •fkdx P r o i m 1 'SaleMe [quo* I yr OTR ero -Oat* A CDL req Pleat* Cal Bam lo 5pm 1 900-674 9050 Mon Fn Only COE ALL POSITIONS Now h m g Part tone A Fu* km* Eicoiem wage* •SUPERVISORS ‘BARTENDERS 'SERVERS •COOKS •PREP •CABHKRS •COUNTER HELP •RUBBERS ' DISHWASHERS High volume restaurem tocalad at tha Ortando-Santord Airport Jgrry'a CstararS 323-0345 Accepting appacabons Mon Fn from 9am to 2pm ASSEMBLERS" Senlord area Light •siembfy n clean room Good deitonty A )0b history rsqd Cal Immo Bdtofy CALL 999-0444 REMEDY BTAFFB60 ASSEMBLY IMMEDIATE OPENINGS *AE9EMBLY WORKERS •MACMNC OPERATOR* Heavy lifting required 95 75 Plut Benefits. Holiday A Vaca­ tion Pay. ModtoAi. 401K and much mom Lake Mary ama. walk IN 4 2nd *M1. M-F. tom* Saturdays CXI 330-4211 or com# by 3006 W Lk Mary BNd, 9106 IV o m t M MV HOME. Fned yd. play mom. hot meals, raaaonabto WALK BfB A RX KKJB pro YkS nurse s ipeoanv Healthy Uds tool HRSI042S32 234-1882 55—Business O pportunities $300 - $500 DNStkiNX) phono cards. No aspenance necessary For mom Mormaaon lend a SASE to. Primetime CornfFiufiicattom. PO Bos 694369. Miami. FL 1355 Wanted A C C O U N T A S S O C IA T E Great opportunity with growing national stilting company Sato*. C/S A face to lace e w csiting Ba m commrksron 4 benefit! Fn fletume A tilery Ftoq *>(407)831 2918 P LA 8TK9 MANUFACTURE R ~to need nt macfvna operakYt 2nd A 3rd thJl Apply ei person 1000 Sand Pond lid Lake Mary 313 9225 ATTENTION CNA * Com# and y»n o»e i* m g lean of Nurtet and CNA • EscX rani heneift F vpenenrnd rec ogm/ed J 00pm-11 00pm thin AvariAbto Fheata atpey #> rerun Oer-.ru fteanhexe Fie habrMation Cem x 1851 Ek cam Bhrd Denona EOE AUTOMOTIVE DC TAKERS Sankrdt cngwrodOrtarsto Good torome IVAentiai Banefat Alter 90 Days feph Sawf 407 293 3055 AVON NEEDS mpt - ton area S*( Ncfi q.iavry products earn good i l l V r hoer t 321-7182 Accounting B Booakfceaptng l Y k , (leneflll Degreed acctKXLark rewjed lor a gruwvig company LKiU have computer U 4 l and he aapen enced n payra* KV A FI. gen xat ledger etc Iu4 benefit! Cal NOW tar an appf S Ckian do 370 6646 or Mtniand 667 ■ 755 tor detaat Custom Staffing PLACEMENT MHVtCCt ADECCO need! dependable clerical canrkdalet tor lake Mary ftoathrow posihons W* need people tor Ihe Idtowing •Oete Entry Ovbrittor* 17-9 per how Ptoate c4* tar an appre wiwiil JIB-7171 A decca I l « EMFTOYVdNt PtOFKl rttrtfp 0ATA ENIRY/CTEniCAL ASST Evcl powoont Wort* 10 key a rrtotli Paqonatdat Great Skds< T OPT A U N T STAFF PfO 407-839-4272 1000 FL Magnafta Ava Orlando. FL 12803 C U n M K C E P TIO FG S T MuX hav# Arp in Wuidoe* A p o u rni gmd phone ty# Fax Ftotume to 407-323 2 mar to 550 Hickman Circle. * ltord FI 32771 6 < £ (u (t i The Ortonto Coca Goto BuiIkng Company I* curretWy hemg tor Iha taaowxg poabon F L E E T M EC H A N IC Reaponabto tor psdamvng prevenbv* manenaned and light '*pa* work on our <8**X and gttokne powered v*hicto* MuX hav* own toot* an) pos**u a COL ctots ‘A’ Icant# ASE carkkeakm* daxred W » otter compeetoi# pay and Meeker* benefit* Apply x person Mondey Fndey • X a m to 4 00 p m EOE. Wom­ en and rranorM* am enemaagadtoappfy ORLANDO f w i J W a B O TTU N d COMPANY 2800 Mercy Drfvw Ortande Contractor! A Trucbere Make contact qiackty. yma Hale A N America New H g N malchng l y i 24 hri SSM n H >> 488 4170 toC/VI»e f m H M T H ________________ tool Pro-Behoof LAKE MARY ___ VQ W I ___ Chid Cam F/T or P/T Ago* 2-11. 4C accepted. No rag too. Enrol Now tor S&Vwk lor iNiwo. c m S2i- t u b _________ e ip CLERICAL 212 a t t FoftotofVtow 3300700 MARTAS DAYCARE Baby* 71—H CalTodayl 4C7-BJ1-BB19 TELEMARKETING 27—N ursery k Child Care "FR E E " P AC K ER -M A ir Package Equipment 70—Education k T raining A LONE 7 F L Y R C S P C C TI0 Dating BurMu tor SENIORS. 1977.1-B0SN23-4477 71—Help Wanted VENDING ROUTE 16—Reminder Services SPECIAL DAYt-Never lor gel them* Reminder Service B d iy apple. Dr's. *1Vyr For delxi* cal 302 2129 O R LA N D O 407/831-9993 DEPARTMENT HOURS 800-342-6653 15—Cemetery Lots In the event of an error, the Seminole Herald will be responsible for the first insertion only and only to the extent of the cost of that Insetlon. Please check ad tor accuracy the first day it runs. SEM IN O LE 407/322-2611 14— Fox Sale SECURITY RARE S DOORS U e . 34 yr* Eip 50.000 0#signs iV t q « Free att Quality guaranteed 904 9950013 or 407-324-3169 Tuesday thru Friday 12 Noon Ihe day before publication. Sunday 12 Noon Friday CELEBRITY CIPHER YlMBlBHtoa $$$JOBS$$$ ASSEMBLY/WAREHOUSE by Lula Campos Oekkq Cerwi erypxeiwew ar* cn. u I hem qjaaiwrw by laimw paspw put end yiinrs Caen Wax vi rw c*rw> aUndi kv rnuewr fadir •cam O #*#* C ProducSon A OXfvery help atoo lor N E Ortanrtn company longf Shod torm. M-7/hr. Tomp/tiu* Rail IS* Trans APPT COORDINATOR •SAhour to START A2nd SMI A Wknd NO SELLING! Winter Pxk, Mf dePvery appu, bght 0/E tkiSt. SALES ASSOCIATE Customer tended, hantBa 6-kno phonal. AJIamonl# Springs w a x 17.006*. LABOR FORCE STAFFM O (407)131-6226 *EPX KXFJ N. CJ HX N JE U L M WF U O L WB X WE J L W URJIJEHNCJUEU.' — LO ELK UELRRNI F, PREVIOUS SOLUTION; "Cat! *eem lo go on the pnnapto that H never dogs any harm lo Aik lot whai you want. * — Inasnti Wood Kaitch �KIT 'N* CARLYLE 9 by Larry Wright 71— H elp W a n ted 71— H elp W 71— H a n ted elp W SeminoieHerakj. Sanford. Florida • Tuesday. March 3. 1096 • a n ted 118— O ik r r t n jo a R R youi Jut! C a f Never a Faa< HELP Pereonnel 419-4466 D R IV E R S LABOR RITE Wanted FULL TIME with clean C lan D or B itcante Drug tree work place Starting *330 6385/ wk pkrt benefit* and 401k. Call U S -7206 100 . MEN A WOMEN NEE0ED Daily work-Daily pay Vehicles a PLUS a CUSTOMER REP/RETAA. $10.35 TO START Oreal to etudtnti P/T A F/T No tip tar into M »4 1 »t -O EBAR Y MANORThe to»o»>ng ponliont art available Coma and join our Superior ralad facility INSURANCE COME WORK WITH THE BEBT LABORERS 3rd ahm Clean driving DL required. Oood pay. Benefits CaK Missy 132-1441 EARN EXTRA MONEY tut ROUTES PAD DAX.Y DELIVER THE BELLSOUTH •REAL YELLOW PAGES’ IN YOUR OWN NEIOHBORHOOO ON VtCPffTY u » > w j » t » nn t n i snutrn rui a i’l l ina *«acarn »v,w ta II mat i«J o> M ar ham an r a n t aai v truer and ta aauca a or mom h u t a da? BEGIN CALLING TOOAY TO RESERVE YOUR AREA oooooooooooo OPERATOR I I I M A M 400PM MONDAY TMnOUOH 7RID AY O D A .IN C EOE W ORKERS NEEDED! •oo-tn-itts EXPERMNCEO BOBCAT OPERATOR tafCOL Ucanta ______ C a i m u i l _____ FIT SERVICE AOENT Or!tar Naod to ctaan uarvtra and n apact racial vehetee Vaud FDt Acceptable d r a g record and beckgroitod choc* Apyfy «t parton N H Ortando (17 92) Or Santard h a ib j St y u S t EARN 50% COMMISSION!!! ASSEMBLY/ PRODUCTION COME WORK WITH THE 1)23711! Wa are currently hiring lor 2 large Sanford companies these compares t ara growing rapK9y and need dedicated hard workers Industrial atp is preferred It you want great pay (17 OGhr.potential after 6 monthtl Medical Insurance and pad Tana Oil cal us now1 i also otter heipie shifts Contact CORESTAFF at 1M 7769 for mors mtormaikm o o o o o o o o o o o o JO B S JO B S JO B S Fantaabc Sama Liar Sakat hat mo anmadaw upwnngt Mutl be te ! • « Caa Arvu al 121 9045 FPfAL PROOUCnON t pactart tar manna eanvaa oparalon Cal 127 1129 FRAMER/SlDtNQ Fail pacad mtg company naadt guca rataMa tad n o rivaled par ton with hat< knowledge ol conelructon <Vt*ng k) tram Appry luparlor 1057 Nnrth Mttry 17 92 OCT P AD TO LOSS WEIGHT 16 paopta naadad aanout L tn g | 15500 F/T Cal now 1296496 WAFFLE HOUSE HIRINQ ALL SHIFTS Cooka A Sarvara F T <* P/T Apply at paraon 4740 W SR 46 -1 5 9 Q 5 2 2 d «e _ r YOU WANT MORS FROM A JOB THAN A PAYCHECK. PLEASE C AU . 322-4276 wa have ytos r me M cw ng areas •Mall Sorter a •Assembly •General Wartboutd •Production •Oanaral Labor 1ST Bum Please meal us M toe Sanked Jobs 6 Banokts office on J O S H O TU rtS NOW HIRINQ! trom 1 00pm4 00pm 607.330-7171 Cal ota hodna tar OMaae on fta IM M |db opporkn wei and Ihtk week • fob laat1 Adecco T>« IMPU7CVKNT C u to m Staffing OKI orders trom horns Ready cash For Mart up kj|/1 tone memberih p lea. MAS. t M 00 chedUmo to CALYPSO VARIETY. 1454 N Lakemonf Ate. Wider Park. FL 327*2 HEALTH INSURANCE AMO 40IK PLANI Dryf 9m Apply a HOI tai Mwwaim It o s t J W 1196 LABOR/QROUNDS —cate retirement commonly Longwuud le t vnmadale F/t poeAnn as a laborer Duties support landscapa craw. I a mowing edgng. pruning, and utoar labor type duties No aspananca necessary, prafartad camkdata with grounds aspananca For appi cal 407-6*2O TX anU O EOC Get Behind the Wheel iLLd 153— A creage Lo t Fo r 217— G S ales arage S a le a wonowvji oitufx;i>on house to Sanford leaking work, history Id toad knd 20 71— H elp W a n te d 99— A van Commercial route Santarty Lafa Mary *67-7090 u Mon-Fft, Aam-dpm EOC \ / l l l l >lxK LABOR READY0 \b o ; i firrz CUSTOMER SERVICE REP Oaf to on toe g ro w ) floor of a fast pacad. rapidly growing company LABOR RITE it seek tog a hard working lel-motrvat ad parson who is computer Mar ala. Raida and a team player Element growth potential m an artramary fast paced nduttoy Appty to paraon at 2601 park Dr harwaan 9am and 2pm daMy or I II resume lo (407) 330-1496 Ann Branch Manager EOE WORK TOOAVMUO TOOAY parson today: a1541 S French A vs 323-4341 to - MAMIE NANCE '«ta » toch An null salary 12Oh Maintain ewvnrrvng pool and make mmor repairs to rondo common IASjs A grounds Airport Bfvd San lord Drug hew laeiNy Cal 121 7623_________________________ MAKE MONEY witn your own home baswd busmwss with Shakiwa A AT A T FisiC-a schaduia BE YOUR OWN BOSS c m 1KF99X0 to v r m uta an appoeitmeni to fnd out For Busy Flaaf Serve* Shop Mydraukot tactical Oweer n pwnanra hapTuI longwood kjcatvm Fus kma A benetit* and 401 IK) c m u s - 720* MECHANIC W4h maOum duly truck A RV •ip k/kjtl hava own tools Ap ply mi parson Compiala Auto motor# 2207 W 1st SI Santard Car A tostsanca Naadad Waasands FRf F 111 5266 RaeJdantial Cleaning MOLLY M AD to I K W IO F/T*M4> •4-kpm WW Train 407-747-4007. NANMV/CHR.OCARB In my Santard homa Bkgd chad and dug scraan requred Strong dawra to wok wSh smaa chid Lookaig tar vxkvtoual wsn a tomng and malitong panenaa ty Caa Vvnma al X71O011 9- LMFgrTafTWwwAartdl. IXPCRMNCCD SERVERS Lunch A tknnar thtos Apply si parson Cotorkdo s Fruna 324.17A NEWS PAPER m SCRTER* as as ands only Sanlordlaka Mary Musi hava transportation SA7-7060. Now Nnng aqwnancad SERVICERS A DTSHWASHCRS. lop pay pud vacations ahar I yaar Msrkcal banahts and a Drug Fraa Work placa 4650 E SR 46 Watt Bantord 407-110-777* A 1770 Orlando Dr l 7-«3-Sanford. 407-121-610* D C id frS RESTAURANT. P/T CASHIERS A CDL DRIVERS Mual hava COL Ucanaa. Apply to Paraon: TOO F ranch Ava. Sanford Salary • comm ♦ bonus F/T or P/T Raiaiod almosphara tmokaig ok DabOd or Mko 767-9270 U NEWS PAPER OELIVERY win [ASAP wan 2 forma of O . tolar lxI h I lx\ I s ADECCO it leaking a can Bdata to perform mcorrvng tin ith and to procata goods to •ckona Must hava aapan anca u*tog cakpare vanears and raadmg blue prints 2 years eipenenc* to metal tabrtcalon a plus Posstol* par manent posann Paid dapand are on ipfntnce Ptaasa cal S3B-717T tor mor* dauas B e tte r In g re d ie n ts BettedPizza. RECEPTIONIST - APARTMENT LOCATORS Never a toe AN araaa. 1*00 110-4 *40 GROUNDSKEEPER WANTED For 256 apt comnvjney located m Sanford F/T pouton Oood Benefits It interested cal 1221051 EOCA7FYVP MARINER'S VILLAGE I M l ADA 1 BOOM *410540 7 norm *« r> u o ano u » 323-8670 ROSELf A VILLAS tn Specie/ -UUVHontf) HUO OKAY 407-1306*31 (4 0 7 ) 8 6 9 -0 4 4 4 RIGHT HAND MAN HISTORIC DISTRICT 1/1 Scm pako. hanjwood floors tveCMca. C H A W O hook ups Spectout 6150/3110 Stenetrom Rearty 122-7494 Needs 75 w x k s rs dally. *SS sign on bonus to new am- *Eatrapaytodrivers •OpenSam *01 103— H o u s e s U n il r m s h e d 7*0-410* •ECURTTr OFFICER JOB Tratnmg -..n e d A Unarmed Brandy A A— a*. 634-7444 SEWING MACH OPERATORS Fo r S a le Ai ramai and real H U M ATver ksamantt ara tubtset to tna Federal Fee Houwng Act. wtadi rrwAet a negai to advamsa any preference tm u w n . or dwcTvnrvatnn bated on race col or. 'Ckgton. sai handtaap ta mkK tutus or naaonal orgn Large Sanford compamas cur­ rently seeking todnndualk errtn todustnat tawing machine and runar »m GREAT PAY •MOM-FRL FULL TBIE •HOURLY PAY PMCCWORK BONUS •GREAT BENEFITS 64CLUOB4Q 6100 DOWN— ^WHY RENT? Whan you can own trva 3 bdrm home ml C M K new pant A car pal 7 Aak about HUO homes! The I -3X1-1 Ptaasa contact CORESTAFP kl CLEAN an New patot carpet, m m btoirto. AC Carport 642V morto » 6400tec 330 1066 .se w -i 'A SHINGLE i n s t a l l e r s B »B k EOT na. C M ) EUCTHfOAN* A Hatware TOP PAY. BENEFtTB. ratal A comm DFWP Apply Santard Electric 2522 S Park Drive 322-1161____________________ WANTED: Inttartdual* who ar* leaking a tutMhna paopta on aniatod career OREAT employprofeaawnei statue and banahts ConsaSar tha career of Dental Aaaattog ikon at 1200 hours Leickng to Slats and National errdanbale Work in a last tughiey technical, ^erar cnangMig career m tna aawd at Dental Asattang LAKE MARY i n W V m o r . 64*5 dap Sanford. 2/t 649V mon • 6495 dap No Pat* Cal 321-5*6* LAKE MARY 2/t at toe comay Ref req Na Patot MOO mo . MOOtec 221-1971 leave mag EANFORO i n Stock C H A . tg yard, reca nawpeorhood 327M S days or 1494742 after 6 EANFORO 2500 B iQ A / W e 1 1 5. amg gar. C H A iW Vm on « 652SAMP 669-4796 Lv mata Tech 407-246-7060, Whether you ara akaady to toe work plaoa. ready to ta-araar or tookmg to tha Mura (hay hava a program deigned lor 24 ■ 44 1/3 Spkt 1990 Skylme Oik Sprmgs Obi root. Incd 122.500 SANFORO V I Gorgsonous re­ modeled new CHA 6 carpal No down 6470.VTO All-1710. SANFORD Handyman Slew 2 1 or 1/1 block. C H A 126* Worth S55K hied Great rental 695 5151 SANFORO Remodeled VI btock homa huge tread lot nail to part Great area C H A 659 900 tow dn. 647<Vmon 6955151 SANFORO Rsnlto own. 3 Ddrm. 2 bath. 1/4 acre lot Special Government knancmg Owner agent. 24 hour recorded mas saga 102-9161 ARVM aiact/e radant healer Fan tore# haalsafery tp-ovar twacfVauto thermostat control Seldom used 120 00 Caa 1212411 I *A I I | ( ) *»l l< ) I I f j i .» m » t :•*. . . * * » » , la* 1 I /la I 321-11M or AAB-A2S6._________ W O LFE TANNING BEOS TAN AT HOME Buy DIRECT and SAVE! Commercialhome units trom *199 00 Low Monthly Payments FREE Color Catalog Cal TOOAY 1-800-711-015* 230—A ntique/Classics 73 DOOGE *UL REO EXPRESS* mart condBon. 160 od AT/PS. SO senes tees CAM. header* *9 500 OBO Trade? 3X062*1 231— C ars Fo r Sale BEDS ORTHOPEDIC FIRM SETS with 5 year warranty Nev­ er used Twin 675 Full 195 Oueen 1115 King 1165 Call 33 CHRYSLER LAZER Buck. 5 speed PSPWPfl. redo, good I. anon* knocks 3395 34950*6 or 323-A4A4. BRASS BIO Oueen ml 20 yr Orthopedto mattrass tat Never utad Coal 6600 Must se* 6225 cash 2*16000 BE (ZED CARS trom |17S Poisen*t Cadillac*. Chevy*. BMW* Come net Aiao Jaap*. 4WD* Your tret Tb* Free 1•00-218 9000 EaL 2204 tar cur- DAY BEO White Victorian Style with 2 hum mattresses A thtoda Never used 6300 407- M A TTR E tS BALE • Fu* u t l utad bo i springs A manret* 165 00 Larry's Mart 322-f t 32 199— P e t s 4 c S u p p l ie s For a law panreaa more, gaf the latest technology n kqmd 235— T ruck/Buses/Vans For Sale 97 CHEVY S10 art cab pick-up Lear cap Bad mar. 10 rack CO. AM/FM eatapa. AT/PS. Almost now *18.500 (ton 330-3261. 238— V e h ic l e s W a n ted CASH M SPM D f For Junk Cart. Truck* A Mad KlEP AM tR Q jCAUT»UL » 2 -8 t0 wormare Aak tTtMSTmOU a tm m A L f b b o m s -ts s o ) 240— B o V1C1L There's a BfQ (ktiarenoattt (www happysacfenc com) I BOATS FOR RENT Stoning al S30 A t*. Aiaa 24-Poreaon CaR- 330-^812 ‘ ‘ PET OWNERS.. Raduoa toacKy and restore nu- Aak 8 T E N S T R O M G E N E R ­ A L FEED 323-1550 about H A P P Y J A C K VTTATA88. For dog* and cat* (wvre happyiactonc.com) 149— C o m m e r c i a l Pr o p e r ty Fo r S a le SALE OR LEASE FOR SALE: Answering Machine Panasonic 'cassette type* Etc eond Beep* nets remote 120 324-1229 evenings 71 MERCURY COUGAR Need* work Must Sea". New tirtt/mag wheats *500 firm 123-4204 mtntt itflfptd by drwomvig * 4 -RE SELL M O HOMES Cal a Sanford tpeoafctL Jamnan propartws. Aaa tar DM Waiar is c e l l a n e o u s BED-OUEEN tit wrought »on canopy and premwr orthnperkc sat Never used. SM bored Cost 11200 Se« 6325 CaM *73-711* DAYBCD wtrurvja A two 20 yr mattress** Never utad Coat 6650 Mutt sea )J V ) cash 2*6- LAKE MARY CuSI be 3/2 On Gmbe# pond 699300 RENOVATED New crpvpaW arc*CM A a i turn stays galabo A deck 6*6.900 SC POOL Pre torectoee V2 kv/ drvlam 2 car gar'cprt *64.000 *n * Over I 600 tq It Ln -rkrV lam. trplc Incd 161.900 m( NOV AT SO Vlkvkarvlam frpic. 17 ■ 19 sernpreh, 12 a 24 wk shop 179.900 223— M PARK AVE. MOBILE PARK Homes *3 00C to *6 000 Setup Fnanong O U S T! 122 7*61 181— A p p u a n c e s 4c F u r n it u r e Fo r S a le Buy a n ted to Alum. Cans Copper / Kokomo ftocycKng: 221-000/ •IS W FTret-M/F 8-5, Sat.9-1 CARRIAGE COVE (407) 323-8160 X m W l.D C 21*2 sq 11 4 bdrrry 2 5 bath poof. Na piece. 2-car gar, ten porch, sonnttort 4/10 acre 11XXK) 223-2*91 SANFORO An Irama t>g lot C H A sat dah 645K k n d up 639 900 as IS 695 5151 219— W om es 14 ■ *4 2/2 Spat 1981 Kata Fum, scm rm. carport 11 MOO. GOVERNMENT FORECLOSED MARCH 6 6 7. Fit. 6-5 A Sat 8 2. NATIVITY CHURCH 3255 N CR 427. LongwooOUl Mary 211— A a t R en tals 241— R E C . V e h ic ie s /C a m p e r s Fo r Sale tat? * 6 y A U ' f t a U m .'~ a4 an. tn-tode. 6 awings. 2 1* K A 11 IL al Cost 346<k) asking ^Sft[k) *41 -424477X4 n t i q u e /C o l l e c t i b l e s FOR BALE-X4 R 44 2 tun to. oood >19.000 CaB 322-7122 after 4pm. 1101 W .F T rW it t A 2 fttENiTOOkR TTifTT AANFORO an Dm rm. C H A oomar lot storage 17904700 CASSELBERRY 2/2 Carport, tempreh. C H A 67304730 OSTEEN 371 On 4 acrae wc* A N ca a t-to U 63404400 NORTH LAKE VBXAOS 34 Condo lake accaet ml frplc. pool, toaaa w/Opt 66404*00 JM DOYLE (407) 322-2420 WE NEED HOUSES TO RENT Ctaan FL DL. arary lavst. heavy kfkng, over 2t yre 32* 4830 WORK FROM HObtE 6962 65.94 7,-mo PT/FT FraabookM 160B67361BB WEEKLY RENTAL* 105— D U P L E X / T tlf LEX Btorttnf • 677Aak hkstonc Downtown 110-4421 EFFIOENCY rv - convene BANFORO-OEOROE T O WN 2 Odmv AC. tilt WltowAv* 337Vmon Chart* 369-7237 n d Lamely, phone, and M 117— C o m m e r c i a l Ren ta ls nw* 2 5 3 -A d d i t i o n s 4 c Rem odeung NEW REMOOCLREPMR Door*, wtodowt. carpentry, sxkng deck* A concrete 323 4832 S 0 Burnt C8C196S0 2 5 6 -A p p l ia n c e R e p a ir •ROFESBiONAL Sam* day/ reel day tarvic* on » « ip Aanoa* Low rate*, tormwrty ml ieart Accptmg Vita/MOOitc/ IMEX Cal Richard 281-0530 2 7 5 -D r y w a l l 2 8 7 -L a w n S e r v i c e s ORYWALLfrUCCORapatr* W U A Cekng Texture* Matched Popcorn 322-6336 •UNSCAPE LAWN MGtfT Free EiBmwtoaA-oi 320-7174 2 7 8 -H a n d y M LEASE Pnma showroom A warehouse 510.970 tq It SR 441 trontaga 407-57* 2500 279-Hauung Offtca Space Available tar Lease. Santard Commarca Ctr totaled at Park Ava A 25to St 2 •mas approI 3.000 M A 4.500 it tape! par yaar Parking w abundant Caa John Gay at Sinetty Commercial. Uc Rail Brokers 407*4*0110. 96— R e t i r e m e n t H om es OFFTCC/WHBE 3.000-15.000 tf From A3 *1. Pnma tocaaon Huy 17-92 Sanford. 1 bt bom Airport RESTAURANT FOR LEASE Ful­ ly aautopad. curramly operating Cal 121-5221 tor datoto 261-C om pu ter 262-Ca b in e t s ILL TYPE CABINET*-retacw •ood rrkca/w** unk countertop! toorvnew cabnet* 124-0430 263-C a r p e n tr y CARPENTER. A l Homa rapes*, pamang A caramc Me. « r .349-9656 2 8 0 -H o m e Im p r o v e m e n t s C o n s u l t in g •atwork Installabons Wtn9Vnt, Incest VB. graphics, on tit* riming Rea* 407-674-1123 an U-BUY-IT- I wd Aaaembie rttl Appti/toya’ent ctr/etc Local houafc cate 673-10*3 nea»onabi« WANTED: 30-40 yr old emptoyaad tamale Private room, houis pnvatadgaa 650.Wk Cal 330-426E altar 5 B^— ^ — ■ ■ — *— * CHARLES D. (Dan) MR1ZA. Wt OfferAAerdkAI* leauty and VeJue! •No Om M v or Abovi ,14 2Badroom AflonUW# Apxrtmtntt , On-SK*. DipsnfUbli Miniosfnsnt 1Attic StofiQs, PrivtU Patio 4 M on! DAVO KEY CONSTRUCTION itowRtomodaMngKtopalre Lie: COC047334 220-7202 Sanford Court Apartments 3281 8. Santard Av*. •Sanford 323-3301 CARE 2 8 8 -L e g a l S e r v i c e s A-Z LewTech Divorce >59. Custody 676. Banknskcy 675. Name Change 699. Etc. 24 1*3 (407) 622-0347 l - Z PARA SSRVICRS Ofverea 1100/WBto ISO CaB (407) 234-0273 24 lire. 3 0 0 -P r e s s u r e C le an in g IFn Graal earvtea. RaWComm HANOYMAN-Patolmg. concrete, dry wa. remodeling, renova■one Ca2B2-70B9 281-lRRICATION 4c Richard Greet 321 9972 R e p a ir A modaia. New comptoto 4 rone ‘ 1321-3717 APOLLO CLEAISNO BVC ComrrVRaeto Outlay Svc/Salttiacbon guar Uc/tn* 321-6044 Tree cutongWitotog Landtcap* gradng Top aokfU dntgavet Back-hoatoob cat Raaaon«tto rato*. RANCH RENTALS 285-La n d s c a pin g JOVE M O U T SpactaN Home/ 31c — Pretaiae Wtsfang— Fraa 287-La w n Services Ml 302-7220 or pgr 372 3110 m Dacks*W*aiaDrive* *Homae' •Bu*tXngt-Raa/Comm*FrM EaV UecAnaur “ * •10 U CLEANING SVC R**ld/ xxrvn Fraa att 324-0327/or pgr or immad retponae 999-3061 HomaaOfc/Condo/Apart WkfyrBt-wktyiMo USGVfSUR 07-226-7342 407-326-6273 OREO GROSS LAWN RES/COM O U A U TY FREE EST Burner, CBCQ47265, Re*/ Comm, remodtL addaona, repaa. MC. VISA ....407-320-1741 2 6 9 -C l e a n i n g S e r v ic e s Jour In Lurk I •Singla EflbW 157— M o b i l e H Fo r S a le CHURCH BAKE A RUMMAGE SALE Diet. eonv location From A2AVmon 121-6787 WAREHOUSE OEUVERY .H W OAKRIDOE FARMS • Osteen/ Denona area 10 acres, ideal tor horses or cattle farm Mobile homa or homasita Zoned agn 644.900 Financing aval ml am down^a^nent (904^67A300 4 Bedroom, 1 Bath With extra fenced lot Needs som e repairs O n ly $59,900 Homes trom pervnas on 31 Delinquent Tai. Repo S REOs Your Area To* Free ( t) 800 2189000 Eat H 2206 tar currant kslmgs (407) 322-2611 LAKE HARNEY 10 Acres Lk Harney Woods 630 000 20 mint to Sanford 407-2**-5270 EANFORO Do* House 2/1. lanced yard, spaaoue. 6S2Vmo • (Np Aval ^ t 171-4640. Oran we 14 w OENEVA 10 rmet E*St of San lord Beautiful high A dry wood ad t/2 acre plus lots Country Roads. 615.500 364-7944 NOTICE OELTONA/BANFORO AREA Rearmanf apt tar ram BaauMU 2/1, aal-to ka. (trang rm. tg kv rm. taabfa Handto bathroom, tufty turn, nursing aids upon request Trans proindad to OR oBoa. hoapaat. ale. NsaSad btwn Columbia Mad Cantor A Waal Volusia Maacal Cantor. Graal Shopptog araa IBTVmon Cal 407-31320)4 POSITIONS RURILRBLE NOW! om es 123-5212 or pgr 444-65*9 DELTONA 10 acres Ideal for mobile homevta horses, cattle farming or nursery* Zoned agri­ cultural 63 900 ACRE Sm down wtowner finance 904-7*7 2 OREAT LOCATIONS 1 A 2 Bdrme U7S-S450 Mon 1216122 Gotfnaw Apts on Rviafiart Rd 4 4 0 LA Mary Al apt homes ml pnv alarmvgarages Slate-ot tha art adnrity Titnast lacwty Open today Stop out or call 302 2007 tar a personal show muuicm smntic m»o p a r tm e n ts NOTHMQ BUT THE FVfEST FOR YOUI For Fantesac Sama Ha* Saton Need people parson ml good phone stuas Cal Anna al 323 ® « i _________________________ E»i*l OpporWWy Enysoyst The Sanford Herald needs CARRIERS for established routes In the Sanford area. Rll you need Is dependable transportation, orgonlzotlonol skills ond ofternoon ouollobllity in order to begin o greot new Job! A YARD SALE is th* perfect way to do that and the Samfnofe Nereid can bring people to your door Advertise your tale m me Seminole Nereid tar only 6 51/ kne and watch toe earns leave whae the money comes « . Cal by Noon on T uesd ay and your 5kne ad can run tor three days to the Herald tar ONLY 13.1811 Al we ask ta that you prepay the ad Cal uk-wB can hefp" n f u r n is h e d 93— R o o m s F o e R e n t Maul Fabrication Inspector BUILOPfOLOTS OR 427 across from Suniand Estates 'VACANT I itm r /) lira Pf ---- to an anCnooaa day or night to OFF K t /O f FiC E- WA RE HOUSE Now Available Guardian Personal Storage CaK lor details 578-2500 RF/VI&C 41 than M's fust werM i a WANT TO G ET RID OF ALL THAT STUFF? MOVE4N-CONO 3/t S New car pet A punt Nice yard, end IronI porch 655 000 As Is DEDE CALLAWAY. Realtor (407) 124-4211. Eat. 105 IF Y O U O O N T E N ­ JO Y Y O U R J O B ., - * 12.5 ACRES Osteen area River access Owner linenelng. Only 655 000 Can 312-9695 Realty Resources [L6XbtWiAJNL6AbEM----- --- A MOVE IN SPECIAL!! 400 sq R A up' $265 A MONTH OftiC*Slorage 321 0120 or 311 2554 141— H vs # PHONE PROS 2705 8. Orlando Dr. Sanford Phono: 324-7272 war Pager 407-661-4220 S c o tty * Pap* John* Piua. theoabon'l lattes! gromng pizza deliverycompany, a nowhmngfull and part-timednver* Earn$7-$12Axxir Youmust be at least 16. have areliablecar withvalid insurance, agooddmnngrecordandaposrtve go-getter attitude ApptyInpersonat S rA C t F o r ent SANFORD OFFICEWRACE 2 Suites available - 1100 SF A 1800 SF. 407-121-7004 LAWN M AINTENANCE MECHANIC ADCCCO >s leamng up with Santard compares to crtata noting joe opport unites It you have s i 1* ambition and a »-.• tor duakty we have a graal Opportunity erth great &&P LABORERS NEEDED FOR UNDERGROUND UTILITY CONTRACTOR 1-600-605-6111 CNA-F/T available SALARKS BASED on EXPERIENCE Cal Da6ary Manor. 407-646M J I A lt tor Dreclor of Nurting or apply within 60 North Highway 17 92. Da(Vary Ftort da Drug Fraa Workplaca. EOC. OfJLi T»4ll4<r 41o RP NEED COMPANY VAN DRIVER W/ VAN Da a winner » Our agents ctosa 1 group health sales and 2 tang term cart talas par weak Wa pre schedule your appoint JANITORIAL POSITIONS AT SANFORD AKTPORT DynAIr Services, toe a grow­ ing commercial I nation ground support company it currently n-"ng part lime >4Mortal parson net for various shifts Al appleants must provide a a Ian year work;school history, pass drug screening, understand English, and work a heubtn schedule to include weekends and evening hours Wa otter training tree parking and uniforms Stop by our admuuttratnre olticas Mon­ day throuepi Friday from 10 AM until 1 PM to M out an appk cation For more Information on theae position! can 122-M U CX* offices are located al 2747 Cantor Avenue Santard. Florida 12771 R '***330-3418**** F/T1L-7 LPN-. Ipm-llpm A 11pm-7am f f ic e &AA&I LUiTEAl Ax 308— T e r m it i R e p a ir DAMAGE REPAM SPECIALIST 407- 312— T ree S e r v ic e C K A P IC M E A P t Tie* removal pr unmg/Wyecl >ontrtOlti If acapergLtac/Vaur >31-6866 i T v r a i prowiiHd D tpiodibt tor Pre* OON PKCKREN T R 6 I BVC Trea/ttump removal. Free att 26-7342 �» I \. Somnote Hof Aid. Sanford. FtorxU • Tuesday. March 3, IMP by Chic Young BLONDIE by Art Sansom' THE BORN LOSER J r\THOUGHT THCEE WAS A RtflNG ^ ( T>I£MWHY ISN'T THIS PMED VttJUbJ EVENING NEWS! SYSTEM FDR.TV SHOWS ! ------"1 » ™ ' * " r '— f------ sj--------------------- y l? WHY.WMATAJE^ | f I by Chartas M. Schulz PEANUTS / met . m a n a &e r ih o w c o m e ( I ALWAYS HAVE TO PLAY \ k l 6 H T F IE L D ? BECAUSE YOU'RE NOT ONLY THE WORST PLAYER ON OUR TEAM. YOU'RE ALSO THE YOU LOOK LIKE YOU'VE BEEN 6AININ6 A LITTLE WEIGHT. w o r s t p l a y e r in t h e Get help for problem drinkers DEAR DU GOTT: My husband, who is 47 years old, drinks between four and eight cans o f b eer a day. Some days, he docs not drink at all; on oth­ ers. he clearly esceeds his limit. Is this pattern harmful to his health? DEAR READER: Without a doubt. As I have written before, the aver­ age adult cannot physically tolerate more than 4 ounces of spirits — or the equivalent In wine or beer — a day, without risking serious medical com ­ plications Including liver and heart disease. Your husband averages a sixpack a day. an amount that is dearly excessive. Thus, o v e r tim e, he will probably su ffer unpleasant c o n s e ­ quences from his habit. But that is not the whole story. As most recovering alcoholics know, it's not so much a question o f the Q U A N T IT Y one consumes. Rather, the P A T T E R N of drinking is the key elem en t in the d iagn osis o f a lc o ­ holism. An alcoholic need drink only on ce a y e a r, but if he g e ts blotto, 'th at's alcoholism. N orm al people can take o r leave alcohol. It's no big deal and they don't pay it a second thought. On the other hand, the alcoholic NEEDS to drink; one is never enough, and daily con­ sumption is the rule DEAR DR. GOTT: My muscles ache because of stress. Could I be helped by structural integration? DR. G O TT D E A R R E A D E R : A lso known as Rolling (after its developer. Ida Rolf), structural integration is really a form o f deep m assage, during which its practitioners coax bones and muscles Into p ro p er align m en t by e x e rtin g firm presxure on them. PETER GOTT. M.D. D E A R R E A D E R : Q uite possibly. There's a lot of interest now In homo cysteine. And. as you pointed out. high levels are associated with heart dis­ ease. Kolic acid supplements appear to reduce homocysteine In the blood­ stream . W h eth er this th erapy w ill someday become the standard is still a question. Nonetheless, your point was well taken. 41 Language suffix 42 Unclothed ACROSS 1 TV's Tad — 14 IB 16 17 16 49 46 46 61 At hand Tempt Fool pert DOC Roeat beef 99 eu — □ H B n E B Peach center Layer of cloth Vaporise Drove fa vehicle) , Out of — (dteordered) Arctic native Said further Believer In one Ood 31 emulate John 66 Orlsham 67 33 O'Hare vehicle 66 26 OUesporter 26 Pintail duck 2V Suffix for glob DOW N 30 Church perl 1 Neighbor of 31 Loeer 33 Acting like a 2 Miner s find Despite the brevity of your descrip­ tion. I strongly suspect that your hus­ band has crossed the line: At best, he is a problem drinker, at w orst, an alcoholic (Only he ran make that dis­ tinction. a fter treatm ent and coun s e llin g i I b e lie v e that you should share your concerns with him — even show him my reply to your question I am certain that he could be helped by g o in g to a m eetin g o f A lcoh olics Anonym ous, as you could be by attending Al-Anon, a *sister" group for people whose loved ones abuse alcohol Or, as an alternative, consid e r involving your fam ily physician, who ran advise you and your husband and b rin g to b ea r the a va ila b le resources in your community I do not know w hether structural integration would benefit you. but it is certainly an option for you to consider. Answer to Previous Puxxte 7 Positive replies 13 Type of stork 13 Typ e of ch op The p rocess is not painless. T h e tech n iqu e o f d eep s tre tc h in g can cause significant discomfort. Yet the m assage is h a rm less and m any patients credit R ollin g as a stress reducer. n n n H n r a nannnn nraranma □ □ □ □ □ □ r a m n m n □ □ ra n nnn n n n ra □ □ r a n a □ □ B ra n Bnnnnan □ □ □ □ □ s a n n n B ra n B B □ □ □ □ [ ! n n m B n m n n r iB n n n n ra n n B B H O I1BO B ranB □nm nnni B n n n n n □ □ B n ra n n m n n a m □□□d o b □□□□□□ 3 Org. for Tiger 36 Japanese native 37 Hardware Item -- 4 6 Nudge 6 Strata 7 36 Horae oirvciiwi 40 Prophet chib 6 Art 10 U etender 9 Capuchin 13 Cal lor Answers • t u M » « it e n ih in x 1-600494*3939 exl cods 100 STUMPED? 16 Catchy 16 ~ 30 WNd 22 Pictured SSTHM To give you more information. I am sen d in g you a copy o f my H ealth Report “Substance Abuse and Mental Health ' Other readers who would like a copy should send S3 plus a long, selfaddressed. stamped envelope to P O Box 3017, Murray Hill Station. New York. N Y I0IS6 Be sure to mention the title D E A R D R G O T T In a recen t response, you c o rre c tly advised a rea d er that folic acid supplem ents would not lower his cholesterol level Do you think that the reader was con fused? Perhaps he wanted to low er his level of homocysteine, since this substance has been implicated as a cause o f premature arteriosclerosis and heart disease 0 ItSS Sy MCA. M 4> W IN AT B R ID G E The nightmare returns By P h illip A ld e r Yesterday, I gave deal S3 from the fi­ nal of the 1610 W orld Open T eam O lym piad. F iv e o f the con testan ts (P a u l C hem la, C h ristian M ari and M ich el P erro n fo r F ra n ce; Bob Ham m an and Bobby W o lff fo r the United Statea) also competed in the 1667 Bermuda Bowl final. And all five w ere in action when deal 131 o f the 160 board match was played. At the time. France led by SO international malchpoints (IMPai. Again. Hamman had 12 mAjor-suit cards, no diamonds and a singleton club. A fte r Chem la (E a s t) passed. Hamman began with a strong, artifi­ cial and forcing one dub. Perron made a weak Jump overcall o f three clubs. W o lff show ed his diam ond suit. ■ p ' oNuwurtt LEFT IB WE. WMAFRESH-1 WHAT happened . DTHEC856H? ■ . tf * 7 Chemla jumped pre emptively to five as s its T Cr t E" clubs. Now llam m an made a forcing * 3 pass, which, when follow ed by five « Q 10 7 9 hearts, show ed both m ajors. W olff 1 Q J 1( 6 6 4 ) raised to six hearts, which Hamman * A passed. W olff was criticised fo r not West East cue bidding six dubs, but I can under­ * 10 6 7 9 4 A Q■ stand why he didn't. It was hard to en­ * 6 « • vision partner's having such a strong # 7 9 3 * A K 6 hand So, the United Statea registered * K 10 6 9 9 4 3 * Q 7 9 3 plus 1460. In the o th er room . M ari (Sou th) * A K J 6 2 opened one heart. W est overcalled, 1 A KJ I 4 1 2 and A lain L e v y (N o r th ) (b o w e d a strong heart raise. So. when East went * J to five clubs. M ari cue-bid five d ia ­ monds. And when this prompted Levy Vulnerable: North-South to jump to aix hearts, Marl raised to D e a le r East seven. Perhaps he thought that if the South West Nertta East club ace were missing. West wouldn't Pass lead the auit and that the contract 3A 14 3e 1A would then succeed, dum m y's club Pass Pass Pass 9 4 losers disappearing on South's spades. All pass 6V 90 Pass H ere, aeven hearts w as laydown, giving FTmnce 13 IM Ps on the way to a O pening lead: * 10 326 301 win. ♦••• by Bob Thavaa FRANK AND ERNEST WU*T V tiJ f t e r m 's i- lit Ij i ? ! ? q fo u r < B rth d a y .March 4,1006 There are Indications you might make soma type of career change In the year ahead. This afisr— on could produoa pos­ itive results and help improve things tor you mMarnSy. P1SCCS (Feb. 30 March 30) Sen-indul­ gent pursuits aren't Ukafy lo bring the enjoyment you anticipate today. You wM lino gfaimcBunn ■> oomg mmgi roc m oN you love. Pisces, treat yourae> to a birth­ day gift. Send for your Astro-Graph pre(Actions for too year ahead by mailing 92 and BASE to Astro-Graph, c/o this news­ paper, P .O . Bos 1766. M urrty Hill Station. Haw York, NY 10166. Be sure to •tale your rm ftr sign. A IIIC S (M arch S t-A p ril 16) Trying lo ignore an unptaasam matter wd not eradicata N. Face up to toe (acts, mgardtosa of content, and cut this paper dragon UBR A (Sept. 23-OcL 33) If rrughl not be downtoaira. as easy as you thought (totting someone to taka care of a matter lor you today that TAUR US (A pril 20-May M ) Do not be you have been ignoring. Unfortunately. 4 too kberal with information today about you don't do 6. re not apl to gal dona. your financial position. An aaaodata with SC ORPIO (O c t 34 Hov. 33) It could pul utiattor motives Irttfd try to uee what you a strain on your pockettiook later 4 you reveal In a penakmg way. fall lo attend lo something potentially OSMSS (May II-Ju n e 10) How to eM pfoUibii todiy )uti btCGUM you would ca*y share something w*h others could ratoar play topi work. ba a major consideration tor you today. You can! do a of lha taking, nor should S A G ITTA R IU S (N o v . 83-D ec. 31) A watchful eye and a firm gnp pertam g to you bo toe only one giving. those In your charge might bo required CAN C R R (Ju n e 8 1 -Ju ly SS) Should toots today, because a leek of dnapfcne eomoone who has helped you previously could turn your household Into aomoihing require assistance today, be the first to a bk rowdy. volunteer. Do not try lo hide behind a CAPR ICO R N (D ee. S3-Je n . 16) Your bunch of lame ascuees. gat Totten today 4 LCO (Ju ly 23-Aug. S3) Foftow your to*- entire aghedule cal assessments today instead of yteiifing you tail to deal with developments as to toe tanking of others who are only ey­ toey artee. This Isn't a day to sweep prodIsm i under rua ing to protect their oust positions. VM OO (Aug. 33-Sept. S3) Even N you A Q U A R IU S (Jtm . 30-Feb. IB ) If you toel certain you are right, aflMdng your totok before you spend today you woni ~up wlto merchandes of M e uee you toinking and cooperating wlto another wS net you more In return than insisting wool need. Conversely, being a smart shopper wM save you money. toings be done your way. OHM tarMCA ha. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1998 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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