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Iiad hern prrvlouslv nan owed diiwu to Plcaiic See Sanfoid. Pane 3A swith local actors, a delightful treat k ic H Mother , llv Muvld l la/lel IIKKAI.I) SI AM W KII KK Kuv Bartholomew, a meiiibri ol the luiaiil ol dlre< tors Im llu Kil/. said that lonl^hl's show Is sold oul and there is a waiimi! list II you're no) no mi* lo to nlnhl'h opening, you still have a i bailee In see It Satuiday and Sunday Ibis weekend, or you ( iiuld go May l. If or d In (ronl of a mannered group ol children, die players ailed as though It was die play's public premiere. The slory lakes place In Ihe Depression era IB.'iU's In a small Illinois town. Al Ihe beginning, an oil SANKOKI) A dress re he.irsal? ih a i is what Ihe lolks with llie Kli/ lliea lre were rolling! (his nm ihn>U|>h ol the new play Mother lluks Ihe perlonuam e was a special show Im Idyllwilde Klementary dance, ad and ehonis sin drills, and some ol the Kli/ Hoard inenihers were i ullinu dlls a 'dress rehearsal". II that Is so (lien those who are atl end Hi!; die Ihsi public per lorm.uuc arc In lor a treat t iv v vet ^ Amu \'Hl h e a te r ^ e c u ’e e o iiio uvyuv stage von e the consciousness ol the town deal mule. Tu< n ils llu i .ii< ol Mother lin k s >il alleged win h* dial lives up on a loll the townspeople al tllhulr every iragedv. everv nil explained oi <intent r everv dealll In llu- im kery ol Ihe mysieiinns Molliei links links is an import.ml ih a i ai lei hill mil Ihe hu lls ul tlusioiv A voung mph.m simply known as Dill Is Ihe iiiulll lole pluvcd hv the winsome llalluI’oweis She goes diioligh her voung life hum home lo home never muting anywhere lliroughonl Mother lin k s. Girl Is scan long lor her tdcnilty Ihe townspeople seem too sell involved In min t in ihemselves with Gill, and die voung ladv ends up liiuling lie, answers in llu- least expelled plate atop du lull with Moilu'i links Min t led by nallve S.llllor di.iii All <ii t Mid 11 op Mother links is sail, lout lung liiimy and. sometimes, a hit creepy Hit- plav tomes ha i k to llie wann i onlines ol die St Johns Gallery Ihe gallery is located next lo ihe old Kil/ llie a lr e which is currenilv being ie•’Inter See Sanford. Page 3A �2A S6f^»r'Ol# MBfiPd Lionel* PrnJj|\ Apt* .’■* YOU COULD WIN A NEW 1998 CHRYSLER VEHICLE INSTANTLY! Youth of the year Sanford Mayor Larr> Dak> (left), prcsortfod Norman Bovorloy. inghti with a proclamation de­ claring him Youth of the Year by the 'entral Honda Boys and Girts C : The presentation was made Wednesday at Sanford City Mall S- r-^v-ie Boys and Girts Club area director Don Miller, center, was on hand for the event Bovoricy a graduato of Semmolo High School, is one of over 2 mili'i?n youth served by over 1,600 I Boys and Girls Club distncts Look for Chrysler-Plymouth s "Spring Spectacular Insert in today's paper. ” H#r»td Photo by Tommy Vinconl II you do not receive a copy ol this supplement in your area, please visit your local participating Chrysler-Plymouth dealer lor complete rules and instructions. Lake Mary students go African These Lake Mary High School students woro among the hun­ dreds from Central Florida high schools who sang in the chorus for tho pre-grand opening ceremonios for Disney's Animal King­ dom Tuesday. John Leone (from loft), Bethany Pierce, Mary Su­ san Schwartz. Ashloy Jennings, Jena Silvestrt and Malt Perry, dressed in colorful, African-style costumes, sang ‘Circle of Life', frhm tho movio Lion King. Photo Court** y ot Ann Nil ton Register Now For Summer. O B IT U A R IES With o v er 120 programs to ch oose Horn, S em in ole Community C o lle g e offers som ething for e v e ry o n e Enroll now for Associate in Science D egrees or C ertificate Programs in the career of your LOCAL FORECAST TIDES Frlday: P a r t l y c l o u d y . I Hulls In FRIDAY: SOLUNAR TABLE: min. 3:55 m id -5 0 s . Saturday: S u n n y , a.m.. maj. 10:10 a.m.. min. t i l t h s nrnr-HO. Lows tn th e 4:20 p.m., maj. 10:35 p.tn. u p p e r -SOs. Sunday: S u n n y . TIDES: Daytona Beach: high: I Hubs In t h e low-HOs. Lows tn itu- tow-GOs. Monday: Sunny, 0:51 a.m., 7:16 p.m., low: 12:35 IHgHr* In t h e low-HOs. Lows In a.m., 1:00 p.m. New Sm yrna Beach: high: 6:56 a.m., 7:21 t h e u p p e r - SOs. p.m., low: 12:40 a.m., 1:05 p.m.. Cocoa Beach: high: 7:11 a.m., 7:36 p.m.. low: 12:55 SATURDAY F R ID A Y P tcld y 7 7 B0 S u n n y 8 0 BS a.m., 1:20 p.m. th e u p p r r -7 0 s . hows tn th e EXTENDED OUTLOOK MONDAY S u n n y 81 B9 SUNDAY S u n n y 82 61 LO TTER Y Horo are tho winning number* selected on Thursday In the Florida Lottory Fan tasy S 5- 7 - 9 -2 2 -2 3 Lotto (A p ril 18) BEACH CONDITIONS D a y t o n s B e a c h ft N e w S m y r n a B e a c h : Seas arc 3- 5 feet with a m oderate chop. Water temperature at Daytona Is 69 degrees and at New Symrna. 70 degrees. Winds are from the north­ west at 10-15 m.p.h. STATISTICS 6-4 -10-20-31-42 Play 4 07*9 Cash 3 6-27 The high temperature In Benford T hursday w as 75 degrees and ths overnight low was 47. Recorded rainfall for the period ending at lO a.m ., Friday totaled 0.00 Inch. •Sunrtee................. 0:01 a.m. •Sunset.................. 7:50 p.m. S em in ole Herald "Serving Seminole County Since I VOX" Friday. April 24, 1998 • Vol. 90, No. 174 Published Oaily Except Monday. Saturday & Christmas by Republic Newspapers. Inc. • 300 N French Ave, Sanford, FL 32771 Phono: (407) 322-2611 Fax: (407) 323-9408 CIR CULATIO N LE O ALS Betty Bennett Margaret Staley Chn* Slurp - Manager PRODUCTION EDITORIAL Frank VoAokne - Manager Lacy Loar •Editor Peggy Beehner Jett tie rltruck* ADVERTISING Freda Holmery Shan Brake Lavema Coa Cheryl Smith Don* Dietrich Elaine Gardens David Frxnef PRESS A STRIPPING Roihe Lavender Jaana Hughes Robert Skp' Cowan Kea* Werner - Manager Courtney Lettaw Mark Savoa CLASSIFIED N t* Plelauf BA Egan Sandy Piesffry Dean Small Ehvtn Tyrrei. Jr * Cheryl Slone Tommy Vincent Head Pressman Susan Wennei Russ While Periodical Postage Paid at Sanlord. Honda Subscription Ratos (Daily & Sunday) and additional mailing offices Home Delivery USPS 481280 •24 00 119 SO 3 Months Postmaster Send address changes to 6 Months 148 00 139 00 I War 196 00 178 00 The SEMINOLE HERALD ADMINISTRATION Odessa P uyi - Business Manager Teran Gaines Meunda Moms Linda Spiegel P O Bo* 1667 SeNofd, FL 3277? 1667 Republic Florida Resident* add 74L sales tax lo above rates Newspapers, Inc. OTIS DIXON Otis Dixon. 68. Truman Street. Sanford, died Tuesday, April 21, 1998 at South Semi­ nole Hospital. Mr. Dixon was bom Dec. 1, 1929 In Monttccllo. Mr. Dixon was a main­ tenance engineer at Lakrvtcw Middle School. He was a mem­ ber o f Holy Trinity Church of God In Christ. Survivors Include wife. C on­ stance 5.; son. Nathaniel, Rochester. N.Y.; daughters, Cynthta, Patricia, both of Rochester, N.Y.. Corvetta Ashe. Tallahassee. Beverly Smith, Angela Cooper. Stephanie Smith, all of Sanford, Cynthia Porter, Altamonte Springs; brother. Willie Frank Tillman, Rochester, N.Y.; sisters, Rosetta Morris. Belle Glade, Ruthlc Lee Wilson, Sanford, Callle Mae Anderson. Bruns­ wick. Ga.. Linda Henderson, Baltimore, Md.: 4 grandchil­ dren. Wilson-Elchrlberger Mortu­ ary. Inc., Sanford, tn charge of arrangements. choice. Associate In Arts D egrees that autom atically qualify you for acceptance into the state's university system , non-credit Community & Continuing Education courses for just about any­ thing you 've e v e r w anted to ex p lore (register anytim e in advance o f each class); as w ell as GED. Adult High School and English for Speakers of Other Languages (ESOLl classes Call us today at 128-2050, or contact us on the w eb at MnwiM .acnilnolc.cc.fLua. Registration Hours: Sanford (main campus) Monday - Thursday 8:30 am - 7:30 pm Friday 8:30 am - 4:00 pm Hunt Club Instructional Center Monday •Thursday 8:00 am - 7:30 pm Friday 8:30 am - 3:00 pm SEM IN O LE CO M M U NITY C O LLE G E DEVONTE' BH ACQ UAN HARRELL Devonte' Shacquan Harrell, 1, Rhowen Lane. Winter Springs, died Monday, April 20. 1998. Master Harrell was bom June 29. 1996 tn Longwood. He was a Baptist. Survivors Include father. George Beasley Jr.. Sanford: mother, Elizabeth S.M., Winter Springs; sisters, Diamon Kllllngsworth. Jacqueline Jones, both o f Sanford: pater­ nal grandparents. George Sr. and Gloria Beasley, Sanford; maternal grandparents. Jac­ queline Ferrell, Winter Springs, Richard A.. Sanford; paternal great-grandparents. Ella Beasley. Lucy Bryant, both of Sanford; maternal greatgrandparent, Elizabeth, Alta­ monte Springs. Wilson-Elchelbergcr Mortu­ ary, Inc.. Sanford, In charge of arrangements. Do you know what’s going on in your community? T h e S e m in o le H e r a ld w a n ts to h e a r fro m Y O U ! 322-2611 An Equal Accel* I Equal Opportunity Convnuntly Co»*g« Annual Casino Night and Silent Auction On April 24.1998, the Sanford Rotary Club will hold the Annual Casino Night and Silent Auction at the Sanlord marina Hotel. Approximately $10,000 expected to be raised from this event. This gives the Sanford Rotary the ability to reach out and help many local charities. Past recipients include the following: Christian Sharing Center Serenity House Drug Awareness School Program Seminole County Humane Society Rescue Outreach Mission Central Florida Boy Scouts Golden Age Games Seminole County Spouse Abuse Shelter Salvation Army These are just a few of the local charities we have helped. The key to our success in this fund raiser has been the past support of business and Individuals in the Central Florida area. For Information and/or tlckata to thla event contact Paul Oaboma 3 2 1 -4 7 6 4 Sanford Rotary Presents Casino Night & Silent Auction Friday April 24, 1998 v f* / •>. w »i/ M arina Hotel ft 530 N. Palmetto Ave., Sanford G am es B egin at 7:30 ♦ Prizes A nnounced ut 10:30 G rand Prize A D oor Prizx: D raw ings j | ^ q q riNJCcU* Dimmed to laical Charitable Organimtionx �Seminole Herald. Sanford Florida Friday. April 24, 1998 Lake Mary honors 107 employees at barbecue L a k e M a r y ’s O ld e s t R e s t a u r a n t By Nick Pfelfau f HERALD STAFF WRITER stored. The gallery ofTere a more personable venue to watch plays, and these produc­ tions are done with so much passion and love for the craft. Uilhrop and his crew have painstakingly created a won derful set for their play. There are various props brought In and out of Mother Hicks, but thr barkdrop stands out. In addition to 14-year old Halite Powers performance, the production Is fueled by her strong supporting cast. The raspy-voice Martha Beers evokes a sadness us Mother llICks. Stir emotes deep loss In her portrayal. Greater San­ ford Chamber of Commerce ex­ ecutive director Ron Rose Is stem as the local store owner, Clovis. And Martha Yancey Is delightfully cmbracrable as the town gossip, Izzy, She humor­ ously provides the local color for the play. The rest of the cast Includes Michael Stairs and Dlan Macon as Girl's foster parents. David Coleman as Tuc. Nlkko Elliott as the off­ stage voice o f Tuc and Izzy's son. and Michael Thompson as the farmer. Jack Hammond, and the writer, Wilson Walker (the man with two last names that Girl mattrr-of-factly points out). Mother Illcks, writ ten by playwright Susan Zedrr, Is a young lady's Journey for the truth about herself. The Rllz Theatre players do a marvelous Job of showing her the way. Friday and Saturday shows are ut 8 p.m. Sunday shows arc at 2:30 p.m. Tickets are $12 for the public. $10 for seniors and $6 for children. Tire play Is funded In part by Seminole Cultural Arts Coun­ cil. For reservations, call 3218111. "W e're dedicated in ptm idinp ftond service. |c«*hI I iwhI ami good atmosphere for the entire fam»l>M Coupon \!7 PRICE SPECIAL ..lew H olt -<>1. co»P»» ^ ,»•>« • «!$ twwl+* tow Accepting ujj. u r _ . Call Us For Fast FREE Delivery! . ___ Fax us your order at: 322-068B H.t,;. r, 227 N. Country Club fld Debit Cents Htw HourJ: optn M-Th. Bam - S p m Frl. S Sat B a m - 10 Sun. B a m. - Bp m. It’s the store you remember with gifts you love! Doputy City ClorV Mary Campbo* (second from right) rocoivos a city Jacket from City Manager John Litton (right). Commissioners A1 Crump (loti) and Thom Greene were on hand lor the event. While many emterm was Supervisor David Dovan with 16 years. Parks and Recreation had 12 employees given the apprecia­ tion Jnrkrts. For the city hall staff, 23 r e ­ ceived recognition. Deputy City Clerk Mary Campbell tins • Muffy VenderBear • Crane Stationery • Crabtree & Evelyn • Seagull Pewter • Vera Bradley • Boyd's Bears • Caspari . • Lampe Berger M«r aid Photo by Mi non Maiariagoa ployoos rocoivod lokons ot npprccialion. the kids got to have all tho tun Tho photo on Pago 1A shows Star the Clown painting Iho taco ol Kim Grasor 11 years o f srrvlrr and Human Resources Coordinator Maureen Llhrrntore has 12 years with thr city. Nine persons wrre rrrngnlzrd under I lie category of city manager and department heads. City Clrrk Carol Foster • Christopher Radko • Rochard Limoge had thr longest time of rmployinrnl for the entire cliy staff. recording 19 years. City Manager John Luton has hern with the city for it years. Parks and Recreation Director John Holland has 7 years and Police Chief Richard lieary has 5 years. S ffa e e ffn A w e /l Located next to General Cinema at Lake Mary Centre, east of 1-4 at Lake Mary Blvd. and Lake Emma Road } V A ContlnMd from Pig* 1A T h ese public agencies can eliminate redun­ dancy and promote savings." Orange County Chairman Linda Chapin told those gathered Thursday at Cypress Grove Park. T h e puqrose o f METRA Is to provide a network of resources, related to environmental training and pollution prevention efforts." Morris, who attends 100 or more civic func­ tions a year as the county's representative, said thr METRA activity was especially significant. ■Apparently, we have a couple dozen stirs that are regardrd us bring hazardous. One of them tv olT College Boulevard, where Ihrrr had hern a gun range. "Whenever governments acquire land, they have to he aware of the environmental condl Hons," he said. T h a t's why the more educated wr become, the more responsible we will be." M om s said lie was impressed greatly by Oregory Ward, a student from Indian Traits Middle School who was selected to be at the METRA function because o f his excellent Sci­ ence Fair project on the environment. Ward was one o f three students who signed the METRA agreement. Area Earth Day activities Itu ludr a Native American exhibit Saturday from 9 a m to 5 p.m. at thr Central Florida Zoological Park In San­ ford. Guests will Ire aide to explore thr lifestyle of Florida's first residents through the recrea­ tion o f u pre-Columbian Native American Mi­ lage. Earth Day at the zoo begins with a tree plaining ceremony at 9 a m The first 500 fami­ lies will receive a free tree sapling. Thr Heritage of thr Ancient Ones will provide a living history presentation. More than 15 rxhlbttors will share Informa­ tion on Innovative conversation programs and Ideas that visitors may take home and put Into practice dial day. Guests may bring outdated telephone hooks for recycling and a plastic 2liter botllc to make bird feeder for their back­ yard. S a n fo rd Coatlancd from Pag* LA nine possible candidates, and two weeks ago. tile city com- mlsstoners received copies of the applications from the City Manager Selection Advisory Are you drowning in debt? Special to tho Herald WINTER PARK - Do you feel as though you are drowning In debt7 Do you receive har­ assing telephone calls from creditors? Do you and your spouse argue about money? If you answered any o f these questions 'Yes*, you may want to call Consumer Budget Counseling and r e ­ quest a free copy of their Fi­ nancial Stress Test. Consumer Budget Coun­ seling. Inc., a non-profit c o r­ poration. recently opened their Central Florida O ffice in Winter Park. CBC offers confidential financial coun­ seling services to Individuals who feel that their credit card obligations have b e ­ come overwhelming. CBC also offers qualifying Indi­ viduals debt consolidation, lower monthly payments, and an end to harassing telephone calls from credi­ tors. The Central Florida opera­ tion Is managed by George Janas, CLU. ChFC. Individuals Interest In learning more about services provided by Consumer Budget Counseling. Inc. may call (407) 772-2298 to hear a recorded message. Committee. Commissioners were asked to study the listings and make thrtr intrntlons known at this coming Monday's work session. The number Is expected to he thinned down to four or five candidates, with Interviews possibly to he scheduled. Whllr l here is no back­ ground. Sltnmons plans to re­ quest that the commissioners determine the candidates to be Interviewed. establish the methodology of interviews and suggest a schedule for the In­ terviews. Tire park proposal and city manager selection matters are both scheduled for discussion during the work session, be­ ginning at 3:30 p.m. In the city manager's conference room, second floor, of Sanford City Hull. 300 N. Park Avenue. 829-2244 Unique gifts, stationery and invitations T h e a t e r -------- C o u n ty C onttoM d from P i| l 1A F A M IL Y O W N E D & O P E R A T E D Wust Ha*6 LAKE MARY - The city of Lake Mary appreciates its em­ ployers. Tills was evidenced on April 17 at an employees' Ap­ preciation Barbecue held try the city. In all. 107 persons were hunured, ranging from less than one year's employment to lit years. Each employee was given a city Jacket with their name embroidered on It. Those with less than one year servlre received certificates of appreciation, white those with over one year received a year pin for their Jacket, and em ­ ployees with more than live years received a star-shaped brass paper weight. Employers honored Included 35 from the Like Mary Police Department. A total of 16 had 10 years or more. Corporals Joseph Hart and Virgil MrkIrslmrr had II years; Sgt. David Preiser had 14 years: Sgt. Linda IleMore and Capt. Sam Belflore each had ] 8 years of servlre with the city. Fifteen members of thr Lakr Mary Fire Department were recognized for service. Al­ though the longest time was right years, many had been serving the city as Ore fighters for a longer jiertnd. having lieen connected with the vol­ unteer tire drparlm rnt prior to the formulation of the regular department. Public Works had 13 em ­ ployees honored. The longest S O U T H E A S T E R N U N I V E R S I T Y Complete Your B a c h e lo r V D e g re e . INFORMATION MEETING ATTEND AN IN F O R M A T IO N M E E T IN G T O F IN D O U T H O W YOU C A N E A R N A BACH ELO R C F S C IE N C E D EGREE IN O N L Y 27 M O N T H S . ■ D a te : T h u r t J j y , A p r il J O , 1 9 9 8 P la c e : C i t y C o lle g e 8 5 3 E a u H ig h w a y 4 3 6 Room O ne C a iic lh e r r y , F L Time: 6 p.m. Evening and weekend claitc* ■ ■ ■ Degree in Butine** Management Minimum o f 30 credit* required for adm iuion N o w accepting application* for the Augu*t term NOVA SO U TH EASTERN U N I V I N B I T V TO RESERVE A SEAT AT THE MEETING ri EASE CALL THE rRvXiRAM OFFICE AT 800 338-4723. EXT. 8101 N ova Southeastern University admit* students o f any race, color, and national or ethnic origin. l i ’H.a; v s lanoui 11m i a m > 11 o a< i O'- i ) a m /m t M l HARDWARE A ft HARDW ARE M l HARDW ARE M l HARDW ARE P O L IC E B R IE F S Assault Monica Walker. 25. o f 1820 Alexander Ave., Sanford, was arrested Wednesday. April 22. by Seminole County deputies. Walker was charged with ag­ gravated assault and arrested at the above address. Walker allegedly threatened victim with • kitchen knife. Battsry Courtney Green, IB, o f 1340 S. Elliot Ave., Sanford, was ar­ rested Wednesday, April 22, by Sanford police. Green was charged with battery and ar­ rested at the above address. Green allegedly pushed mother In the chest and threatened to bum her house down. Rstail thsft Mlkel Robinson. 38, o f 702 Sanford Ave., Sanford, was a r­ rested Wednesday, April 22, by Sanford police. Robinson was charged with retail theft and resisting without violence. R o­ binson was arrested In the 2900 block of Sanford Avenue. Robinson allegedly took ciga­ rettes and tried to exit store with them. Qrand th«ft Ruby Guerrero. 27. o f 3814 3A Michigan Ave., Sanford, was arrested Wednesday, April 22, by Sanford police, Guerrero was charged with grand theft and arrested In the 3600 block o f South Orlando Drive. Guer­ rero allegedly put Items Into trash cons that were sitting In her cart and tried to exit the store with $370.35 o f unpaid merchandise. Samantha Pomes. 23, o f 769 Creckwater Terr., Lake Mary, was arrested Wednesday. April 22. by Lake Mary police. Pomes was charged with grand theft and arrested In the 200 block o f Rinehart Road. Pomes allegedly took $1.000 from register of store where she works at. Possession Rebecca Thompson. 37, of 1075 Sugarbeny Trail, Oviedo, was arrested Wednesday. April 22. by Seminole County depu­ ties. Thompson was charged with possession o f a controlled substance and possession of drug paraphernalia. Thompson was arrested at the above a d ­ dress. The City/County Inves­ tigative Bureau Issued a search warrant at the above address. Michael Ballly, 24. of 1075 Sugarbeny Trail. Oviedo, wus arrested Wednesday, April 22. by Seminole County deputies. Ballly was charged with p o s­ session of a controlled sub­ stance and possession o f drug paraphernalia. Ballly was ar­ rested at tire above address. CCIB Issued a search warrant at the above address. Tiffany Hall, 18. of 1075 Sug­ arbeny Trail, Oviedo, waa a r­ rested Wednesday, April 22, by Seminole County deputies. Hall was charged with possession of a controlled substance and possession of drug parapher­ nalia. Hall was arrested ut the above address. CCIB Issued a search warrant at the above address. Godfrey Knight. 18. o f 807 Willow Ave., Sanford, was ar­ rested Thursday, April 23, by Seminole County deputies. Knight was charged with pos­ session of a controlled sub­ stance within 1000-feet of school property, loitering or prowling and tampering. Knight was arrested In the 100 block of Bay Avenue. Knight allegedly fled on foot as officer approached. I ACE SRRIKG SAVINGS HARDWARE \ STORES ASSORTED 58* 5 BORDER GRASS GREEN OR VARIEGATED REG. • 11506990 5 LIQUID EDGED KILLS UNWANTED s WEEDS & GRASS £ 'L m WILD • Round o» Squirt * | Wj PRESSURE W ASHER $ 4 0 RENTAL per day H \3 BIRD FOOD ( PROPANE TANKS 22 U . V F IIM t m H a E W t rm BMtf L0 NGW 0 0 D 434 & 427 330-4863 C ASS ELB ER RY 207 E . 25th St. Winter Part Dr. 321-0885 339-7365 IB IL ­ 5 S LtC E l HARDWARE ^ A tI HARDW ARE M l HARDWARE M l HARDW ARE M l HARDW ARE * �4 A Ssnsnok H*nld Santord (Honda Friday * r’ 24 After 12 years, P V A fishing tournament leaves Sanford .. a*■_ a _ Hv V icki Helluccln HERALD STAFF WHITER SANFORD After a dozen years m Sanford, the Paralyzed Veterans Association (PVA) Hass Pishing Tountament lias moved to the Harris chain of lakes In Leesburg. While the wrap up banqurt will be at the Sanford Civic Center this year because of pt evlously ■made romml tmcnls with tlie rliv and caterers, the rest o f the activities will take place In Leesburg, and organ­ I I * ....... m... izers are looking for a new property. "So we ll have people going home for the tournament In hi the s|>eed limit who are going ture years to lie upset at those who don't “I think xvoYc |ust about overstayed our time In S in ford * tournament director d en y Daniels said. Die original decision to move i he tournament was based on the high water levels in Lake Monroe. Because the water Is so high, law enforcement o ffi­ cials Imposed a 5 mile per hour speed limit on the lake In order to minimize damage to the shore and to waterfront Die Seminole Community College Jazz Ensemble ts pleased to feature Copeland Davis in concert to d a y at 8 pm ., tn the Coneert Hall. Fine & Performing A m Building. Copeland Davis ts a pianist and composer who has ap­ peared on the Tonight Show. Good Morning America, and an .ABC Saturday Night M ys­ tery Movie. He has tjeen nonil ualed for an Emmy In 1985 for "Copeland at Crystal Tree.* D ie concert will feature a tribute to Count Basie during the first half. During the s e c­ ond half several of Copeland Davis' arrangements will be highlighted. D ie concert Is free and open to the public. For more Infor­ mation call [407) 328-1722. ext. 2039. Job skills training Job Skills Educational Courses Ollercd to train indi­ viduals tn the Admission P ro c­ ess. Dits intensive eight ses­ sion introductory course Is d e ­ signed to provide a general education needed to obtain entry level positions for today's admission process. D ie classes are given by professionals currently em­ ployed in the area addressed. The courses Include Basic Medical Terminology. Insur­ ance. Registration and Profes­ sional Skills. Class session dates arc May 4. 6. 11. 14. 18. 21. 28 and June 1 from 6 to 10 p.m. In NEAT-N-TIDY Getting to know elected officials IN BRIEF Jazz performance ■ .■ >■ . _ ... . „» ** i i .. >.1 ■(..>themIIiicity of C*iSanford. ■i ft t•11 1I He said and the speed limit Is so slow.* Daniels said. Sanford, lie said, Sanford has been good to the Daniels said "It Just wasn't bail lost Interest In the tour­ paralyzed veterans and tlictr worth tt." nament. families. *1 don’t think the people were I'm li is more than that *1 think 11 Is lime lo go some as exrltrd about the tourna­ place new.* be said. "We’ve had ment as they were 12 years some good times In Sanford." ago." the director said. *\Ve D ir tournament ts sched­ weir starting to have trouble * \ -rt. ,1 uled for today through April finding people who wanted lo Ihnmgh 26. donate their time and Ihelr boats. H ts just time to move on.* Daniels said the event has drawn smaller and smaller ALL CLEAN SERVICE crowds each year and thr shrinking volunteer base has made It more difficult to put I Calling To * llie tournament together every j Floor Claming | year. jWWi Adj_ j , lit prim ami on television, our elected officials are identi­ He said that 12 years In one fied as Congressman, Senator or Representative; Democrat, location Is a lot for this sort of W E D O w iN D O W S I Republican or Independent, anti often, the stale represented toumnmcnl so hr docs not Residential Our Specialty fault Sanford or her jtcoplr for by that person is listed. Many readers and view ers pntbahly the waning Inlrrrsi. It Is. he couldn't care less. OFFICE CLEANING said, simply lime lo move on. What perhaps would Ik belter, is to also list die official's ■Besides these $ iy s want to (/'XVit 'll' profession. What was he or she in professional life; an attor­ fish some place new,* he said ney. business man. developer, civic leader, architect, of the anglers who participate Kir Clean By Day • Veek • Month In the event. fanner? Daniels said he has nevrr 321 -7 6 9 9 or 3 2 4 -1 1 7 7 Then, when we read or hear someone expounding on why had a complaint with dir Licensed • Bonded certain legislation should be passed or rejected, we may have treatment he has received from tin* Central Florida Regional Hospital classroom. Dits course If free to partici­ pants o f Employment Assis­ tance Programs. All others will be charged 550. Columbia employees are S25. Central Florida Regional Hospital Is located at 1401 W. Seminole Boulevard. Sanford. To receive a registration form contact the Stall Development office at 1407) 321-4500. ext. 5007 Volunteer study Mayo Clinic Jacksonville is looking for volunteers who have been diagnosed with pep­ tic ulcers to lest a new antibi­ otic treatment for’ thr disease Most ulcers are caused by an mfertton with a bacteria called Helicobacter pylori. If the Infection can be cured, ni­ ters usually heal and don't r e ­ cur. Die current treatment for the Infection Is complicated, costly and must be taken lor two weeks. Mayo Clinic Jacksonville gastroenterologists are testing a simple, seven-day antibiotic treatment. To be eligible for the study, volunteers must have been diagnosed with an ulcer through X-ray or endo­ scopy within the last two years and cannot have been previ­ ously treated for the H elico­ bacter pylori Infection. For more Information call (904) 953-8762. between 8 a.m. and 5 p.m. Monday through Friday. some idea of why that person dunks as he or she docs. If a (for example) Senator speaks against legislation which would limit costs paid to attorneys in certain cases, and we find out he himself is an attorney, it may help us understand why he is saying it. Likewise (another example) if a Representative is in favor of development of an area rather l‘*an allow ing woodlunds to remain, and we find he is a developer or investor, we may have a Ivcttcr idea of why certain points are Iving made. We are fortunate locally. Sanford Mayor Larry Dale clearly and openly admits he is a developer. In matters where devel­ opment has come before the city commission, he has, quite often, declared a |xissiblc conflict of interest, ami refrained from voting. Locally, most people (those who care) are aware of the professions of persons running for office. When a person votes this way or that way on an issue, we can often under­ stand why. Bui stop for a moment and think. Do you know what certain Seminole County Commissioners or Slate leg­ islators did before they were elected? It may be interesting. Nationally hardly anyone knows. It almost appears as though Washington is keeping occupations or former occu­ pations a deep dark secret. No, this suggestion to add occupational connections to an elected official's identity isn’t going to fly. We'll never sec it even though it may be most revealing. The point here is to remind people dial there is often more behind tltc way a person votes than merely a statement that the person is serving the people who elected him or her. 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THURS & SAT. NOON: SUN. 1 PM. Alto Simulcast from Miami and Darva Jai-Alai Hwy. 17-tt a 431 www or much wtiouxnoo-jajaiai Law Studies Instructor Judy Carrico advises student news media reporter Paco Dalmau. PARADISELANDSCAPE4 DESIGN. INC. C O M M E R C IA L • R E SID E N TIA L SPECIALISTS •Fret Estimates •20 Years Experience •Creative Landscape Designs •Planting 4 Maintenance •One Tima Yard Clean-Up SALE! SALE! SALE! 7 9 F t Tall 3 5 F t Vide Reduced $249.95 from $349.95 VUl Plant &Deliverfor FREE ( muted f mie ’ 5Varkiks ofM OaOat Ties OlAhCL, OAFmilTT. UMON 144.95 11995 riMtlni» Drilvw) h t JOD«) Giuranire * Senior Citurn Ditaxml P.O . B o x 1025 S a n fo rd . F L 3 2 7 7 3 — 3 2 1 -0 2 4 0 — Licensed <£ Insured At the Lake Mary Driving Range Hm M w ow Sy Tamm, \ Seminole County Judge Donald Marblestone. Lake Brantley student Court Re­ porter Stacie Rumor. Judge Donald Marblestone a Deputy Bailiff K. Diaz inetructs student Bailiff Stella Navedo In courtroom procedure. F r e e G o l f C lin ic S u n d a y , A p r i l 2 6 t h - 1 :0 0 p .m . C o u rt C o n tla M d from Page 1A shadow o f a doubt (fiat the defendant was guilty and Shore countered that there wasn't enough evidence to convict. T h ere are no videos or audio tapes o f a drug buy.* Shore told the Jury. He also pointed out that Siegel was arrested 40 days after the buy and that there may be a conflict of evidence. The state called Agent Vince Leffier (played by Neil Pecker) and Lefllrr tesi testified Dial he saw some people. Including Siegel, sitting on a fence. Siegel. 7 fie C fo rk s fo s te r Leffier said, approached him and asked him If he wanted to purchase any drugs. Evidence was produced In the courtroom. Shore countered that there was no tape or audio and grilled the agent on Intimate details. Pecker said he learned a lot after he stepped down from the podium after testifying. *1 was kind of nervous because I knew everyone was staring at me.* Pecker said. Sgt. Robert Metcalf (played by Aaron Kasmir) was called next. He received the cocaine after the purchase and Shore grilled him on even more details, some of which conflicted with the previous tcsUmony. Diroughout the trial. Shore objected strongly and became more confident as the trial moved along. *Hc tried to tear me apart l^j there,* Kasmir said. *lt’s been u great experience and we've all Iram rd a lot. Everyone's really into It.* After a few more witnesses, closing arguments were made. "Prosecution has not held up Its burden o f proof,* Shore said. T h e ir evidence does not A M M M M gM M M gg apply to this case." TUcker responded that ’ reasonable doubt is not forced doubt.* After the trial, Paco Dalmau, who played the news reporter, said It was a valuable experience. *Wc all look it more seriously than 1 thought.' he said, ’ ll gave us hands-on experience in the real w orld* And with that It was time for pizza. By the way. Siegel was found Innocent after a 10-mlnute deliberation. gof/Sfozo Sponsored by LYNX GOLF, INC. (Juries Foster Is a talented professional golfer who combines a liking for people and his skills at golf, caricature art and dose-up niagic Into a highly entertaining and Informative golf clinic. Charles Paster's program Indudes trick sliols. Instruction, audience parUcIpatlon. and one-on-one Instruction, all crammed Into a delightful clinic session. �Seminole Herald. Sanford, Flonda - Friday. April 24. 1990 •SA People Cutting fat, understanding cholesterol Art Association Historical Commission Sanford-Seminole Art A sso­ ciation meets on the fourth Saturday of each month, at 1 p.m.. at Shoney's In Sanford. Those Interested In art are welcome to attend.* The Lake Mary Historical Commission meets at 7 p.m.. the first Monday of the month, at the Frank Evans Center, 158 N. Country Club Road. Contnct James Thompson at 322-9432 for more Information. Sunbelt Dayllly Club Contract Bridge Sunbelt Dayllly Club meets the first Sunday o f the month at 2 p.m. through April at the Agricultural 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. Call 351-3219. Bridge players are Invited to play contract bridge every Monday, at 10:30 a.m., at the Sanford Senior Center. For In­ formation. call 322-6320. Bromeliad Society The Seminole Bromoltad S o­ 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 o f bromeliad culture are covered during the meet­ ings. The society Is affiliated with die Flonda Council of Bromollad Societies and the Bromeliad Society Inc. For In­ formation. call Bud Martin. 32 1-0838. Practical Nurses The Licensed Practical Nurses Association o f Florida. Inc., meets the second Monday of the month at 6:309 p.m. at Kllamey Baptist Church. 701 Formoso Ave.. C.E.U. class provided each month. All meetings are open to LPNs and to students and graduate LPNs. For Information call 299-4321. Modelers Club Central Flohda Blood Bank Is asking donors o f all types of blood - especially O-type d o ­ nors • to donate at Its Sanford branch. 1302 K. Second St. For Information, call 322 0822. The Sanford Aero Modelers Club meets every third Monday of the month starting at 7 p.m.. with the ‘ Model of the Month" competition ut Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce. 400 E. First St. All phases of H/C model aircraft are presented. H ie club's flying field Is located In Sanford. For more informa­ tion. contact Lre Dorsue at 574-4732. TO P S VFW, Auxiliary Blood Bank TOI>S (Take O il Pounds Sen­ sibly) Chapter *G2I meets every Monday, from 10-11:45 a.m.. at the Sanford Alliance Church. 1401 S. Park Ave., Sanford. For Information, call 321-9240. Visitors are wel­ come. Sanford Rotary Rotary Club of Sanford meets every Monday at noon, at die Marina Hotel. Sanlor activltlaa Lake Mary Seniors Invite anyone 55 years of older to Join them tn two weekly activities on Monday: Woodcarvers. from 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. Games from I to 3 p.m., at the Frank Evans Center. 156 N. County Club Road. Senior employment An employment program sponsored by AARP Senior Community Service Employ­ ment Program Is held at die Sanford National Guard A r­ mory. 915 E. First St.. Monday through Friday. Interview hours are 6 a.m. to I p.m. Telephone: 324-8008. The program assists seniors. 55 and over, to return to the work place. Cancer Support Support. Hope and Recovery. S.H.A.R.. meets every Monday afternoon at 5 p.m. at Central Florida Regional Hospital in the far com er o f the dining room. This Is a self help sup­ port group for all cancer survi­ vors, whether In treatment now or finished with It. Call 3248737 or 322-7785 for more Information. L a k esid e L ion s The Sanford Lakeside Lions Club meets die first and third Monday o f die month, at 7:00 tp.m., at the Marina Hotel. ;Visitors and new members are welcome. For Information, call ■Matt Allemose, 322-8545. or David Hall. 330-5238. AARP The Winter Springs Chapter of AARP meets the third Mon­ day o f the month, at 1:30 p.m.. at the Winter Springs Senior Center off Edgemon Avenue. Senior ddzens, 50 and over, are invited to attend. For Information, call 6950285. Gamblors, famlllss Gamblers Anonymous and Gam-Anon for family and friends, meet separately Mon­ day and Friday (non-smokers) at 7:30 p.m.. Church o f the Good Shepherd. 331 Lake Ave.. Maitland. For more InformaUon, call 236-9206, Narcotics Anonymous Narcotics Anonymous meets Monday at 8 p.m. at the Pres­ byterian House o f Goodwill. 317 Oak Ave., Sanford. Veteruns of Foreign Wars and the Ladles Auxiliary of Sanford Post 10108 meet the third Monday at 7:00 p.m. ut the post home. 26-14 S. Sanford Ave. Pigeon Fanciers The Central Florida Ilgeon Fanciers Association meets the tilled Monday of each month at the Seminole County Agricul­ tural Center. 4300 Orlando Drive, Sanford. For Informa­ tion. call Art or Jean Anderson at 831-8033. Overeaters Anonymous Sanford - Overeaters Anony­ mous meets every Tuesday, at 10 a.m. In Parish Hall Whltner Lounge o f Holy Cross Episco­ pal Church In Sanford. The meetings last about an hour. There are no dues nor fees. The only requirement to attend le (he desire to stop eating compulsively. Shuffleboard The Sanford Tourist and ShufUeboard Club practices every Tuesday and Friday starting at 1:30 p.m. The courts are located behind the Sanford Senior Center. Those Interested In playing, learning to play or Joining the club may call Russ Kitner, president. 322-7751, for Information. Sewing Club Every Tuesday from 9:30 a.m. to noon, the WOOPIE Sewing Club gatliers at the Lake Mary Senior Center, 260 N. Country Club Road, to make baby clothes, and Items for nursing homes os well as Items for the Christmas store. The Items made by the club are donated to preemle babies, nursing home residents and gifts for the annual Christmas store. Q. When I recently checked the fat content o f the fish and chicken sandwiches I've hern ordering at fust food restau­ rants. I was shocked! How rould It be so high? A. Fut tn fish and rhlrkrn sandwiches varies tremen­ dously. from about 12 to 40 grams. Don’t assume that Just because a dish Is made with llsh or poultry. II must be low In fat. Deep-fried and batterrooted produrts absorb a lot of fut. For example, u fust food restaurant's breaded fried chicken sandwiches are often 12 or 13 grains high In fut thun their grilled varieties. Toppings are another major source of fat In fust food Hems. By ordering your chicken or llsh sandwich without the mayonnaise or tar­ tar sauce topping, you can save 15 lo 19 grams of fat. Even If you want a little may­ onnaise on your sandwich or sub. It Is wise to put It on yourself so that you can con­ trol the amount. Q. I recently saw a chart that llslrd the eholeslerol content of high-fat mratB like sausage und steak us about the same as the eholeslerol In chicken and Iran meal. Could that be tnir? A. Yes. Most poultry and meal, regardless of fat rontrnl. what the resulting fat rontent would be? CONSUMER FOCUS BARBARA H U G H ES/ G REG G A. In many eases, you ran use less fat than Is suggested on package Instructions lo lower the overall fat content of these foods. Many recipes for muffins, brownies and cakes come out: very well If you sub­ stitute npplrsaure or plain nonfat yogurt for all or part of the fat listed. Try omitting only half of the fat lo see If you like the results. Klee and pasta dishes ran he prepared with little or no added margarine or oil, but you may want to add a little rxtra liquid (chicken stock, vegetable broth nr wa­ ter) for moistness. Nulrtllon Information provided on lhe label usually lists both ‘ mix only" and ‘ as prepared* (which Includes Instructions, you will lower the total fut content by 14 grams of fat. Each table­ spoon of margarine you lenve out will result In 11 fewer grams of total fat. To get the new fat content per serving, simply divide the total amount of fat by the number of serv­ ings In the mix. contain between 20 and 30 milligrams (mg) o f cholesterol In enrh rooked ounce. Only liver and other organ meal con­ tains unusually high levels of cholesterol. While cholesterol Is a fat-llkr substance. It Is found not Just In fntty foods but throughout foods derived from animals. A high blood choles­ terol level Is a known risk fac­ tor for heart disease, but It Is afTected more by the saturated fat In our diet than by choles­ terol Itself. Meats with similar cholesterol contents may vary widely In fat levels. Choose moderate portions of lean meat and skinless poultry, to help control fat Intake, limit satu­ rated fat, and lower risk of both heart disease and cancer. B a rb a r a H u g h a a / G ra g g la th a Q. When preparing baked S a m ln o la C o u tn y E xtan s i o n H orn * goods or pasta, rice dishes from commercial mixes, can I E c o n o m is t. In q u lr la a m a y b a use Irss fat than Is listed in the d ir e c t a d t o b a r a t th a C o o p e r a tiv e E x te n s io n S a rv lc a , 250 W. C o u n ty Instructions? How can 1 tell Weekly Lions Club The Sanford Lions Club meets every Tuesday at noon at the Colonial Room In down­ town Sanford near the clock. Visitors and prospective members are welcome. Bridge Club Sanford Duplicate Bridge Club meets at noon each Tues­ day at the Oreater Sanford Chamber o f Commerce, 400 E. First St., Sanford. Klwanls Club Klwanls Club o f Casselberry meets every Tuesday at 7:30 a.m., at Denney’s on 436 In Casselberry. For information, call 831-8545. ruini*-3*** Dear Mary, I know we've got a problem, but I don't know If It my liraband's or my son's, or both. Our son Is In Hth grade. He Is an average studrnl. but he has always really been good at sports. His dad Is very proud of his sports accomplishments and brags about him a lot. My husband was good tn sports when hr was In school and he lias spent a lol or time coach­ ing our son’s trams over the years. Last fall, they had a big disappointment when our son went out for a football (ram. but didn't moke tiie first team. My husband was furious. He complained to Dir couch and lias been pressuring our son lo pul more rftort Into Improving his athletic skills, especially football. It has gotten (o the point that I feel he is neglect­ ing hts schoolwork und other Interests. I'm glad my son wants to succeed In sports, but I'm afraid his dad and hr arc becoming obsessed. I know he's going to feel like he failed his dad If he doesn't make the football team this fall. Am 1 making a mountain out o f a mole hill, or do you think there's a real problem here? Football W i f e and Mom Dear Football, It certainly sounds like your husband and son are getting carried away with the lmpor- k*MILY COUNSELOR MARY BA LK lance of sports. It's great that fathrr and son can share this Interest, rxrrpt that It sounds like It has stopped being fun for your son and has become obsession for both o f them. What usually happens In a situation like this Is that the child feels like he let hls dad down by nol making the team. This Is made worse If the child feels that hls dad only values him for hls sports ability. Your husband may liave unknow­ ingly fed these fears by trying to Intervene with the coach and overemphasizing the Impor­ tance of making the team. Let's start with your Ixisband. It Is Important that he gets comfortable with the fact Unit your son may never be the star of any team. The purpose of youth sports should be fun as well us self-discipline and competition. They need to come to an agreement that sports will not be more Impor­ tant titan school work and atlve >Cuts GET A H EA D S TA R T O N T A N N IN G BUY 1 0 • GET 2 SESSIO N S FR EE OR GET 1 FR EE WEEN WITH U N LIM ITED MONTHLY PA CKAG E With Coupon I if S 1 • • • • „• Full Service Hair Full Service Nails Tanning Pedicures Paraffin Treatments ____ 323-8029 H it ■ Country Cl ub Square 1 7 4 0 W Airport Blvri S anf ord 323-8029 REGAL C IN E M A S & r.rtMr _ i '~ ''M LAKE MARY CINEMA 10 In sports, don’t pressure son friends. Perhaps they should pick one sport (or your son to participate In nnd make main­ taining school work a priority for playing. By the way. Hubby needs to lighten up on the pressure on your son to excel. It sounds like he might be Hying to v i­ cariously relive hls youth. 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No one can live without Jesus because he saves to the utmost. The service of Installation w as given with a commitment to the minister, congregation, declaration from the deacons Ministry of S L Paul, the pulpit committee and with presenta­ tion o f the keys to the church charging Pastor Covington and first lady Covtngton with charge to the church. The prayer o f Installation and other presentations thus declared were by Pastor Albert L. Covtngton, Sr., pastor of St. Paul Missionary Baptist Church, 813 Pine Avenue. Quest ministers were from Mt. Pleasant Baptist Church with the Rev. Andrew Evans, president of Congress ffl of First South Florida Baptist A s­ sociation and others of the city's o f Orlando and Sanford. Witnessing the occasion In the life o f Pastor Covington were hla parents, Mr. and Mrs. Covington of Pittsburgh, Penn., brothers, Tom Covington and Mr. and Mrs. David Covington of Pittsburgh, and unde, Clif­ ford Covington of North C a ro ­ lina. By M a rra Hawkins HERALD CORRESPONDENT Eleven liliea, symbols of Jeaua resurrection, were provided for the aurvtvora. Chuck Woods holds one of the Mies, In memory of Charles R. Webb. Stirring sunrise service honors tornado victims By Lurieae ■w asting SPECIAL TO THE HERALD SANFORD - Easter Sunday, found survivors o f the tornado that struck Sanford and a ((roup of caring neighbors (in the Hlbllcal sense) assembled for a stlnlng sunrise service. The full moon was still visi­ ble In the west and the sun was rising In the east as w o r­ shippers gathered In the chill of the rally morning on the property of Patty and Cassidy W ebb. Rev. Bruce B. Scott. First Presbyterian Church of San­ ford, delivered a message of hope and healing, acknowl­ edging the resurrection. This resurrection message was taken to the survivors of the devastating tornado that claimed 11 lives In this com ­ munity. Rev. Scott Indicated that Matthew 27:45-00 deals with Christ death and Matthew 28:1-10 with Hla resurrection, with Jesus utterance from the cross. "My God, My Ood, why have you forsaken me7* This reflects Jesus humanity and can be found In both Matthew and Mark. The chilling loneli­ ness la expressed by these words. Rev. Scott posed the q u e s­ tion, "how do these grim words ■peak to us In tornado alley?* Sarte' speaks of the fact that we have all lasted loneliness and that we die alone. The ‘ D ’ words sometimes seem to s u r­ round us: darkness, dissolu­ tion. discouragement, depres­ sion and desolation. Experts suggest that It takes about 6-8 weeks for a disaster such at lilts to really sink In and the survivor* are now In that p e ­ riod. Rev. Scott shared the deso­ late experiences of Flagler (father of Florida) and C.S. Le­ wis. when they suffered great loss. My God. my God, who liave you abandoned me, ap­ pears first in the old testament In Psalm 22. It Is all right to complain to God In distress. The good news for the survi­ vors Is no matter how low they get. Jesua lias already been there. He ts their co-sufferer. Sorrow must be viewed ihusly "Sorrow Is a bridge to pass over, not an Island on which to live.' Sometimes we may feel that Ood lias left us. W e go to church on Sunday and Ood is there In song, anthem, bread, wine and sermon. Through our doubt, we know tliat Ood la there and Into Hla arm s we commit our lives and our spirit. From sunrise to sunset and all through the day, may Ood send his gift and his blessings your way. Music for the service was under the direction of the choir director, Elizabeth Sell­ ers. and the youth from First Presbyterian Church. The 11 people who lost their lives In the tornado were r e ­ membered and Matthew Lee rang the hand bell to denote their passing. SANFORD - St. Paul M is­ sionary Baptist Church In­ stalled Its new pastor, the Rev. Albert L. Covington on Sunday. April 10. Tills worship service was the first service held In honor o f the new pastor. Ouest minister of the hour waa the Rev. Ned S. Sanders, president of the Progress Missionary and Educational Baptist Conven­ tion of Florida. Ills message w as taken from Matthew 14:27: "Facing the crisis of life In the presence of Christ." The Rev. Sanders r e ­ minded the audience that Christ can stop any crisis we have as Christiana and we should face them. W e are not alone. Christ la always with hla children. Problems can be blessings. Ood makes the difference. He gets us to wherever we need to go and promises to bring Joy and comfort. W e should always be of good cheer. W e are to trust Him and praise Him for all of our blessings. W e should brag about him for all Him and what He Is doing for us. M usi­ cal renditions were by the St. Paul Gospel Chorus. Pastor Covtngton was bom In I’lttsburgh. Penn. He ts m ar­ ried to Betty Jean Scales and HwsM *»*e«o Sy th at Hntlni Tha Rav. Walter Princa (from left), tha Rav. Atari Covtngton, Batty Covtng­ ton and tha Rav. Andrew Evans at Covington's Insulation sarvtca. they have 2 children: Jennifer, age 12 and Albert Jr., age 10. The Covtngton family say* they will work aa a team to carry out the vision Ood has given Pastor Covington for St. Paul Missionary Baptist Church and Its family. The Installation worship service waa presided over by the Rev. Preston Adams. The St. Paul Church Choir and the Pleasant Church Choir, inarched In procession. The i t<£ «SI k w 3 > -» tend. Yom Hg'thoa LONGWOOD - In observance of Holocaust Rem em brance Day, Yom Ha'ahoa. Mitchell Bloomer, Orange County E d u ­ cator will be the featured speaker at Congregation Beth El's Friday evening Sabbath services, tonight at 8:15 p.m. The Congregation Is located at 160 Ibis Road In Longwood. The entire community Is In­ vited to attend and participate in this special service to honor the memory o f the 6 million who perished In the N ail c on ­ centration cam ps throughout Europe during w orld W ar II. Evangsilst Trudla Thomas M irada revival SANFORD - Abundant life Worship Complex. 304 W . 27th St., will hold a M iracle Revival beginning tswtght at 7:45 p.m. The event will also be held Saturday at 7:45 p.m. and Sunday at 11 a.m. Evan­ gelist Trualc Thomas will be the speaker. The public ts Invited to at­ Bloomer* topic will be. "Lessons for Perfecting the World Today.’ Sisterhood of Congregation Beth El extend an open invita­ tion to the community to par­ ticipate in the May 18 meeting and reception at the Syna­ gogue. beginning at 7:30 p.m. For more Information call the synagogue at 788-3720. Special guest speaker will be Rabbi Moahe Elbaz, Ph.D., Adult leadership: What ever happened to virtue? or 22. FIRST HAITI ST CHURCH MARKIIAM WOODS The statement has been made: "O ur children are now 10 percent of the popu­ lation but 100 percent of the future!" That fact should arouse an awareness of the heavy responsibility on those of us who are leader*. Parent*, politician*, ed u ca­ tor*. and In general, spiritual leaders In society do greatly Impact the future of our children. They will be living with whatever te passed on to them! For example, sexu­ ality la and shall play a significant part of chlidren'a With scandalous sexual MW ‘ future. ‘ behavior being alleged In high places, the profile raises the question: "Is sexual v ir­ tue a thing o f the past?" Hope of sexual virtue could easily pass us by (aa It has In other societies) because of two profound problems: "sexually transmitted diseases and out-of-wedlock pregnancies. Medical science, despite U'a advances does not have the solution to these problems* (D r. Joe 5. Mdlhaney, Jr., Medical Institute Jor Sexual Health). While some sexually transmitted diseases (STDs) are incurable, other* are treatable but can still cause permanent damage. Current educational trends, including an emphasis on ’ safer techniques, have also failed to stem the tide o f these epidemics’ (ibid.). The big quittion How are we leading our children? Are we exposing them to healthy sexuality? Losing this virtue brings adult leadership to a place of Wise piety by saying* ’ Do aa we say, not aa we dot* If today's following status la any Indies>n o f what the future holds, many people tlon may one day shake their heads In dismay wondering what happened to virtue: * Teens are aa much aa 10 times m ore susceptible to STDs than adults. * Though they make up leas than 10 percent of the population, teens contract 25 percent of the STDs In America. That’s 2.5 million teens each year. * Twenty-five percent of all new HIV In­ fections are found In people under the age divine welcome w as given by Queen Jones on behalf of SL Paul Church. The response waa given fay Edna Hargreet of Mt. Pleasant o f Orlando. The message o f Installation was delivered by guest minis­ ter Reverend Walter R. Prince, Jr. pastor of the Mt. Pleasant Missionary Baptist Church. His message w as taken from John 21:3. "Fishing and reselling without a license.’ spoke of Peter, the flaher- • More teens have chlamydia—a disease ty--tha that can cause Infertility--than any other age group. _ „ . About a third of all sexually ac- live Teens are Infected with this disease * AIDS Is the leading killer of Americana between the ages o f 25 and 44. * Condoms provide virtually no protec­ tion against an STD called the hum an papilloma virus (HPV). HPV la the moat common medical problem seen by gyn e­ cologists and causes almost all cervical cancer In the U.S. * East year, more than one million teens become pregnant. O f these pregnancies. 35 percent end In abortion. * O f all babies bom each year In A m er­ ica, 12 percent are bom to teens. About 70 percent of these teen mothers are un­ married, and more than 40 percent will drop out of school. (Medical Institute for Sexual Health, Austin, TX) Since cardinal virtues speak of "righteousness" and righteousness te *tnith,’ the question: "Whatever happened to virtue?" translates--whatever happened to truth? W ebster provides great insight Into virtues such as "Integrity.* Integrity to defined as (1) firm adherence to a code of |especially) moral or artistic values: Incor­ ruptibility: (2) an unimpaired condition: soundness: (3) the quality or state o f being complete or undivided: completeness. A proper synonym te the word ’ honesty.’ Yet, we learn from researcher* that lying and deception te common practice In business, family and government. ’ Prudence.’ another virtue. "Implies c au ­ tion and careful management aa well aa the capacity for Judging In advance the probably results of our actions.* Prudence leads to ’discretion’ and 'circum spection* which define the action o f self-restraint, sound Judgment, and requires a wariness in our actions out of consideration for so ­ cial and moral consequences. ’Justice,’ another cardinal virtue, involves confor­ mity to moral rightness In action or atti­ tude-righteousness which meets the ’ divine* standard o f what te morally right and Just. Virtues must have "Divine* stan­ dards in order to raise them above subjec­ tive and non-accountable standards of men. Men by nature ‘ do what la right In their own eyes,’ but this Is not a ’ righteous’ standard os It varies and changes with multiple opinions o f men. spiritual leader of Beth El, who topic entitled, "W omen’* Role In 21at Century C onser­ vative Judaism." promises to be Sisterhoods keynote event of the year. Baby thowar/banquat SANFORD • The public is in­ vited to attend the first Baby Shower and Banquet on B ttsrd a y . April 25 at 6 p.m. at Sanford Christian Church. 730 Upsala Rd. The cost -oC- the event will be $10 per person for dinner and program . Seating te limited to 200. Tickets must be purchased in advance. Call 323-3384 for more Information. Spatial visit SANFORD - The Rev. FT. P e ­ ter Scott. District Superior of the Society o f St. Plus X will visit S L Thomas More Chapel this weekend. Ft. Scott will celebrate the Holy Sacrifice o f the mass on k t w 4 a j , April 25 at 7 p.m. and ■ ■ ■ d a y April 26 at 0 a.m. SL Thomas More Chapel to located at 222 Hickman Hoad (oft Highway 46) in Sanford. For more Information, please call 872-1007. Preyar warriors SEMINOLE COUNTY • Join others at Sanford Church of God, W . 22nd Street and Holly Avenue, every Monday evening at 7 p.m. to pray against drugs, robbery, domestic vio­ lence and poverty in our community. S p r lif Morfcatplico SANFORD - Holy Cross E p is­ copal Church invites the p u b ­ lic to its Spring M arketplace an Saturday, may 2 iro n 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. Part o f the ftmda raised will go to com ­ munity outreaches. Included In the days activities are a rummage sale with hooka, fur­ niture, tools, household Items, clothes and antiques. A country kitchen with baked goods will also be offered, A sharing garden will be fea­ tured as well aa a hot dog wagon. D ad always chose the bestf o r us... T h tm tiir* Cardinal virtues speak loads about the directions of social and moral behavior both now and In the future. A presence of (or lack of) a standard gives direction to behavior, appetites, lusts and desires! The standard must be right for Justice o f oc­ cur. Therefore. "Justice te demanded In absolute, not relative, terms In everything from education to manufacturing to social structures to International relations’ (Karl Day, Washington Watch}. Two tacts •n te tin f M a r i "Tolerance," the practice of respecting the opinions and actions of other*, ha* been generally adopted aa a virtue. "In machine*, tolerances, which allow slight variation* from standard or speci­ fied values, are necessary between moving parts to allow for lubrication and to facili­ tate long life. The same te true for a soci­ ety where diverse elements must coexist in hannopy. W hen tolerances exceed de­ fined limit* In a machine, however, the machine self-destruct*. Can we expect any better from society? In Divine wisdom, "tolerance" te c e r­ tainly not a virtue when it condones un­ righteous behavior. That which to intoler­ able to Ood. If tolerated fay society, to not Justice but Injustice. For example, that which devalues marriage and fidelity by promoting pornography, adultery and for­ nication to not only intolerable but un­ dermines central virtues that have for two centuries guided our nation. Let us carefully remember also that Ood does have the final word In all thing s "Be not deceived: Ood to not " « w H for what­ soever a man soweth, that shall he reap. For he that soweth to hto f W h of the Oca reap corruption: but he that soweth to the spirit shall o f the Spirit reap Ufe everlasting* (O alatU n 6:7-8). Ml Now choose the best fo r him! 24 H ov Professional Staff B r in g in g Y o u T h e B e s t In IfcgfcWloB Affhtwwr H ntgcaeoi Eserptncy ftespoose Systea in A s s is te d L iv in g . OnSke Rehabilitation Therapy O t A ffo r d a b le . V a tt G m M e* Served Daily Social Activities & T d ln rn Programs Scheduled Transportation i ♦ M G e r r iil At 5 0 0 G rin d P U u D r iv e a O r«n*t CUy, a 32763 Y I .dm 4 Ihtos toroMtoa a r d e n s O raa g • /, / City mm m • ■ / . i r r / 7 y .V ^ lO ^ l �ba m um TH E W EEK IN PREP A TH LETIC S ___ G a m e s o f the W e e k You re no sports fan if you miss... Ry J r fl B rrlinlckr V-S1S! \\ ! S IM R iN FDMOK Next week: ( lass bA-District 3 baseball tournament at L m iiu ii, !B A IA K L MAK> Everything can .uut pinba *h util h.ipi'cn ■is the taunt.imrni untnliD .it >111.111 w illi ill m x team * having i |Mi>»ibilil\ t i anting out on top Dike M an- whit h won tin- regular m -.im iii tiili last week, .mil Dike br.milcv the tie (• tiding shite rh .imps, aro tin top two seeds a h canting Mist round lives llii district is stacked Irom top to bottom nit evr n o n e knocking oil everyone else .ill ir .is underdog Uike M.itx emerged Irom -hi puck IT»t* K.itiis .ire the lop s iiil but even the 'I .mis at the Irnttain LKteilo and Deland are to he rei koned with Some ol the pit* bets '.on will see melude some ol the l>cst in Ceil Uni Florida Brian Brel/er, Ben Knapp. Kob hn Sit/ Evan DiS.icona and Danny Burleson ire all .lies and hitting stars include Felipe D jjhv Jeremy Frost. Tyler Carr Kandy Dwts and lots more Dike Brantley won states last year and 1vm.ui won It In HK15. so whoever ententes and m oves into reglonals will have rome out ot one ol the top distm ts m the stale Next week: Class 6A-I)istrict 3 softball tournament at Lake Mary, TB A >1111 can already pencil In Dike Mar)' for one ol the s|x)ts m regional*. They are simply head and shoulders above the rest llic sec­ ond team? Probably 0\1edo. It seem s like those two have been em erging very year recently and Uteres enough bad blood I k*tween the two teams to make for an interesting final as long as no one trips them tp along the way. For the past two years. Oviedo has knocked Dike Mary oil in the finals, with last year fn Inn a mild upset that sent Dike Mary Into i funk and an early exit from reglonals. Oviedo has all of Its players hack from last year except one. and Dike M ar)- has a threejx'rson pitching rotation that Is tough to score on. Next week: Class 5A-District 5 baseball at Seminole, TB A SANFOKD _ Expectations arc high for Seminole, the only county team In the dis­ trict The ;Noles blew a late lead In reglonals last year to George Jenkins High and are set on returning and going farther. Seminole has Its sights on Tampa and with a hatting o r d e r that Includes C3 Williams. ( ha/ l.vlle. Paulo Silva, Dan Taylor. Bill lolmson. Ned Kalnes and Thu Kalnes. not to mention a pitching staff that goes five deep, and there arc reasons lor those expectations. Everyone knows that some o f the Seminole players already have one championship In the past year when they won the Am erican D'glon National World Series In July, so now they hope to add a second. Don't doubt them C o u n ty Undefeated Oviedo lax girls move on to CF title game Lym an c la im s title From Sin D\K» M.\K> f Report* Vnun sanih wan From Stull Report* an il.ili-l liatint*. !l am Intv t all at .1 U«- tnr.lkii .ill d I. via. ill edged .M-inmafi Ini the team title in the l n id ileiu e Si mmole Mhleiin Itlll s I i* 'It l ll.ltll pianslaps at ll 111.II a.(fl l mil ant i aim tn Club all \Vciliie nil. i\ sniitli train l-al 0 llr.mllev and had posted * all train scmit inli 7 1 -»i ales Itelate nli mu ,ti n> is sm all nun tin |>1.1 \ all Komnlitu: nut I he tap to mdi vlilu.its m u Uil ke M av s Matt Derek \i Kiev and Sr Itimales i .mips with 77V Dike Man s Paul Ihilikinan 7S t>Vitsin’s Pllll I)n mas 7'* l.vm.ais Heath Liles. HO. aid I \man s Mat 1 Ball.ad < had Kii/iske\ and Mat i Kahn and Dike I law ill s dan All in a all with HI s I'lcaKc *cr Golf, r 'M g r 9A Senior midfieklor Ana Muijyms (No 14) scored three goals to lead Oviedo to .in 8fj victory ovor Lyman in the finals ol tho Sominoto County Lacrosse Champion stops D*o l ions will play lor fho Contral Florida Championship a wook from today l-ONGWOOD t.vman didn't gu down without a tight hut m tin end. Ovtedn proved to hi- too strung Having in one ol th> li taaghi i games of the season the midi le.lied lions still prevailed topplnt! Ifle host ('iievhoilllds H '» In dogills' linals o| do Seminole < oimiv Da tosse ( hampioiistaps a tin ('.niton llenlev S|)a|ts I omplc\ Ifiursdav night Hie victim- was laikv tin tahi i 1 t without a defeat tor livtedo w tilth will now advance in die i eair.d Florida Championships la lake on die Orange CountV ( hamplaa I hat game will In- played at l.vm.m I Itch P lca»e «e e Lacrosse. Page 9A Senior N ight a success fo r T ribe nine From Staff Reports SANFOKD _ It was a fine going away gill for lit Seminole High School baseball players Playing their final home regular season game at Alumni Field Thursday night, the Fighting Seminoles celebrated Senior Night by besting Winter Springs. 12 7. In a Seminole Athletic Conlerem e contest. 'Winter Springs played well.* said Seminole head eoaeh Mike Powers. 'And we got the op |KirUinlly to play everyone In the game * In pre game eerrmonles, Tim Raines was pre seined with the boh Koblnson Award, which Is given to the top Fighting Seminoles settlor Kalnes is a four-year Irttcrmun for the Tribe. Seminole wasted no linn- In taking control ol ihr contest, plating seven nins In Ihe bottom of the first Inning. Tile score reached H O .liter three Innings and the dame appeared headed for an early end Hut da- bears got on the board with two runs In the fourth inning to keep die game alive. Hie Tribe scored Its llnal ran In the bottom ot the (Itth Inning after Winter Springs made things Interesting by scoring live runs In the tilth tuning. Hut Clyde 'C3* Williams came on to shut down the bears over the final two Innings as Please see Seminole, Page 10 A FIGHTING SEMINOLES 12. BEARS 7 W inter Spring* 000 2&0 0 . 7 6 2 Seminole 722 010 a _ 12 12 2 W, till lim it-) I II So p tiM iw i 101 mid H « ( r n Odom. Ilultmon 141 Utrllirf 151 Willj.un, |U) iu>d tu ylm W l‘ . oa.Hn (7 /) tJ' . Wrk It Sj i t mu a i l l . Smilnulc. L u v i i i 2 Jit luilir lilt _ iiofir Iua.n1 ■irnm nlc 20 M fll» FTiolo* Seminole High School leadofl batlor Paulo Silva (No. 9, tight) capped off a super junior year regular season by going 2-lor-3 Thursday mghl in helping the Fighting Seminoles lop Winter Springs 12-7 in a Seminole Alhlelic Conlerence conlost al Alumni Field. In Senior Night pre-game ceremonies, Tim Raines Jr (shown above returning from last sum­ mer's winning ellorl at tho American Legion World Series), who went 1-lor-3 tn the gamo, was pre­ sented with the Bob Robinson Award, which is given to tho team's top senior. Flames was a louryear starter tor the Tribe. H aw ks fly by Sem inole in softball From Staff Report* Next week: Class 5A-District 5 softball tournament, at Semi­ nole, TB A SANFOKD _ Ihls could lx- the middle o f a (Mitentlal Hollywood feel good story. Seminole has been losing for years. Sud dcnly. the team gets hot. starts winning and the whining continues. Just alter Seminole gains the top seed In the districts, pitcher Marta Duvall, who has titrowu nearly every pitch for the 'Nolcs all season, gels hit In the face by a line drive and suffers serious damage. In com es the backup as the team dedicates the season to Duvall. W here docs it go hum there? Probably as far as new pitcher Mandy Prlddy can lake (Item. Die hitting is there; in fuel. Sem inole won a game. 25-0 last week Sherri Eilat id, Amanda Mustakas. Kelley D ington and Angela Keefer are Just some ol the Seminole attack that looks to bring Dick a title for their fallen ace c h a m p s c ro w n e d Hk i M PTkiHi Dt <UlH Bout'* Lakuita Bryant was 2 lor-4 with a double.1 and bcorod a run to load a nine-hit Semiriolo attack lace thr winner of Spruce Creek-Oak Ridge at 7 p m 'Ihe semifinal winners of Wednesday s games will automat Irally advance to regional play, bill the Ills trirt Championship game will I h- at 7 p m an Friday with Ihe winner earning a home game In the llrst round of reglonals. Seminole got off to a fast start In Thursday s game as Laketta Bryant led oil with a single and Prlddy followed with another single. Kelley Dington banted (lie runners up a base and troth st ored on a single by Amanda Mustakas. But the Hawks came back with two runs In the first tuning and three runs In thr second Inning. Prlddy went the first two Innings and was replaced lit tile third by sophomore Katie Hallman, who al­ lowed the final two Hawks runs In Ihe sixth tuning. Providing the offense for thr Fighting Seminoles were Bryant (2-for-4 with a double, one run scored). Mustakas (2-for-3, two RBI). Prlddy (2-for-4. one run scored). Hoffman (1-fur-1) and Langtou and Angela Keefer (both l-for-3). 1‘ORT ORANGE 11 was nut exactly the way you would like to end the regular season, but now ihe war begins. Playing Its fit si complete game without Injured star pitcher Maria Duvall, the Seminole High School sallb.ill leant gal all la a quick start bill could not maintain die momentum as the Spruce Creek Hawks came bar k to band the Fighting Seminoles u 7-2 Class SADIstdi l 5 lass In Part Orange Thursday e v e­ ning. "Mandy (Prlddy. tilling In for Duvall) did u good Job.* said Seminole head coach Dave Rogers. "But now we want to win the war. All year long our goal lias Ix-en to win districts, and we've been playing gttod frail, playing like a team. So we've gol a chance. Seminole fell to 13-9 overall and H-2 In district play, which will gel the Fighting Seminoles the No. I seed in next week s district tournament. The tournament will lx- held al Seminole High School shat lag oil Tuesday. Deltona and Mainland HAW KS 7, FIGHTING SEMINOLES 2 from Daytona Beach will square oil at 4:30 p.in.. 200 000 0 _ 2 6 3 while Spruce Creek and Oak Ridge Irom Orlando will Seminole Spruce Creek 230 002 a _ 7 7 2 meet In the other quarterfinal game al 7 p ill. IItrill) llutliikiu D l .aid KlLiliil S iirlly ami Ik n w ill W l1 _ S tu ll) On Wednesday, the winner ol thr lin e Kidgi-M.dn U* _ l-lhlily It 71 Sate . Hum 211 _ Scllilm 4r tlryalil J i t _ Hum land game will play No ) West seed lin e Kldgr from IU I _ Hum- ll n u r d , . Scinmidc 13 U im ia ll. H 2 C l a , , 5A I Jl-,1 rli I 5 Deltona at 4:30 p in. and the Fighting Seminoles will i �Sem.no e Hera'd Sanlord Fionaa Friday April 24 191H 9A Senior girls softball in action tomorrow From S taff Reporta SANI-'t)M> _ in the Senior 1)1 vision games from Monday night al Dikesldc Held, Double Iroulile scored four runs In the lop ol Hie first Inning and built ibe advantage to 51 2 after two Innings over the undefeated Uueen Bees Double Trouble maintained the lead and appeared beaded lor a huge upset with a 15 H advantage going into the b o t­ tom ol the filth Inning. Tile Queen Hers, however, wrre not ready to glvr up their undefeated record and came alive with four hits and four walks to score eight nms and pull out .i Ifi-15 triumph In the other game, the T N T Express scored early and often to pummel Double Trouble 1517. Ilir Queen Bees are now (iO on the season, while the T-N-T Kxpress Is 2 .'I and Double Trouble Is O S. Hits Saturday afternoon at Dike side field In ft Mellon Park, Double Trouble will challenge the Queen Bees al -t p in .iik I then on Monday eve­ ning. the T-N T Kxpress will play the doubleheader against Double Trouble al 6 p.tli. and the Queen Bees at 7:110 p m. Carrying the Queen Bees to vie lory were Alglncta Jackson (one double, one single, four n m s scored, one UHII, Krvslal Wallnnd (two singles, two nms scored, one UBI), Keshawn Knight (two singles, one nin scored, one UBI). Brittany Post cl I and Sophia Kittles (Iwo singles and two nms scored each) and Barbara Grey (one single, one nm scored) Adding one nm scored each were Crystal Ware. Kvtta In gram. Natalie Cole and Jrnnl ler Wallgursky. leading the Double Trouble attack were Dowan (one single, three runs scored, three UBI). Uondell (one single, two nms scored, one UBI). Alexis (one single, one nm scored, one UBI), Stephanie and Murdell (three nms scored each). Kb Being held will be a i al wash lor a $2 d o ­ nation and a hoi dog and difuk tin a $1 do nation Plot reds will go to update unilorms and help deliav expenses to iijh timing lourii.i merits High School, was a great success and this year’s game should lx- Just as exciting. The game is played by NFK rules and limes and Wtli lie full contact i.uklc fool ball. Also rxjx-i ted to be on hand are former NKK players to sign autographs and the Tampa Bay Buccaneers Cbeerlradlng sipiad. The group is also negotiating with the S in sbllie Network to televise the game Admission Is $r> lor adult. $-1 for children and children under five tree Pnneeds from the game will go to the Missing Childrens Center and Russel Home lor Atypical Children For tti krts and sponsor information con tail Granville Ktibanks. Seminole County Plre/Uescur al Station 42 1407) 3451-550 j. home 14071 :i22 GMfl.'l. Pager (407) H05 :i50.i 1998 Charity Bowl SYFA Coaching Clinic SANFORD Die PhtM ( hailtv Bowl loot hall game, presented by Seminote anil Or ange County firefighters, will lx- held on Satuiday. April 2r>th at It p m at Show.dter field tn Winter Park Dist year's game held at Dike Brantley SANI DUD Any current or foruier lo.n ties and anyone Interested tn coaching In the Sanford Youth football Association lot the upcoming Pop Warner Football IN BRIEF TNT girls softball fund raiser HANFORD 11a1 TNT Kxpress, a Senior girls' last pitili soltball leant, will be holding a lurid raiser this Saturday. April 2.rtlh Irnm 10 a m to :i p m in the l ire City parking lot (the old .1 C Penny's storel in Sanford I’la/a SANFORD Ibe Mixisr Didgr Plratrs had a Held day. while ihr Knights o f Columbus Cardinals setaed the winning run In Ibe bottom of the seventh Inning In Sanford Recreation De part merit Babe Ruth Baseball Ix-aguc action Thursday evening Playing at Historic Sanford Memorial S(a ilium the Central Florida Grading Kxpos look a I O lead in the top ol the llrst tuning on an Ulit double by Adam. But Ibe Moose Didgr- Pirates answered with II runs In the bottom ol the llrst Inning, with a two run triple by Brooks and run scoring dou blrs by Hicks, Poloskl and Harris lielng Ibe big blows That was only the liegtnning as the Pirates wrapjird up a 111 4 thrashing ol the Kxjhis in thrrr Innings Having on Zlnn Bee k field, the Knights ol Columhus-Cardtnals look a 2 0 lead In the hot lorn of the first tuning on an UBI single !>y Texlrni and an UBI grounder hy Taylor Thr Dean. Ringers. Morgan and A Diwton Martins grabbed thr lead witli three unearned nms In the lop ol the second Inning and then added the margin with two more nuts tn the third inning. "11ie Cardinals got a nut hack In the thlid on a sacrifice fly hy Peterson and then tied thr game with Iwo nms In Ihr fourth tuning and an UBI single by Bernlug and a bunt by Dickerson. Ilie score stayed G O until the bottom ol thr seventh Inning Willi one out. Sparks and Texlrra singled, but Sparks was erased on a grounder In short Ben licit was walked Inlrnlunally to load the bases and Benilug got Texlrra home with thr winning nm hy reaching on an error. Saturday, at liistntlrr Sanford Memorial Sta­ dium. the [fill/ Clean-Urd Sox play thr Ex|xis al 51 a in. and the Nobles Constructlon-Whltr Sox Golf---------Continued from P i| e BA Tlie Greyhounds, meanwhile, won an amazingly close battle fur Ibe learn trophy. Lyman totaled a 323. with the Fighting Seminoles nrxt al 325. Bui Dikr Mary and Dike Bnanlley were also In Ihr thick uf thr ruce. coming home third and fourth, respectively, with scores of 327 and 32H. Rounding out Ihe Held were Oviedo (33G). Dike Howell (34G) and Winter Springs (35)7). Smith. Carll. Ackley. Camps and Duukniati were named lo the A ll-Conference First Tram. Lacrosse----Continued from Page SA School next Friday night. May 1st. at 0 p in. Tlie Central Florida cham ­ pion will then advance to the Florida State Championships to lake on tlie South Florida champion at Disney's Wide nin stored earhl and Vemlque Burrell and l.lndsey Murdtxk (one nut scored each) Providing the offense lor Double Tremble were Ebony (one double, one nin scored, one UBI). Dowan (one single, one nin scored). Alexis and Shineka (one single eat h|. Mordell (three nm s scored) and Stephanie and Trtnelcc (one nin sc ored eat It) Queen llr ti MARCH 28 IXiut.tr Trouble 042 OOO Queen Brr« H04 BOi T N T Eipreat Double Trouble 0 fl IG 12 APR IL 0 524 Oft 003 03 17 fl fl 4 BIS fl 022 4 18 8 N fl APRIL IN 321 01 non 2 i 7 0 17 t o APRIL 20 431) 13 203 17 13 3 13 !11 ti O f f i T S T Eipret* f l u f f Q u r r n B r e t D o u b le T N T T ro tib lr C i p i n i Q u e e n D o u b le B e e t T ro u b le B43 22 103 03 19 4 7 4 P lea se aee O riefa, Page 10A Pirates romp, Cardinals win nail-biter in Babe Ruth Baseball action From S ta ff R ep orta ony (two nms scored! and Shineka (one run si ored) Doing the damage (nr the (' N T Kxpress were DiQtieena Grayson lone double, two runs scored, one RBI). Mooli a Riv­ ers (one single, one run scored, one UBI). Andrea Soul) tward lone single, four nms scored) and Kristen Weavei lone sin gle. iwo UBI) Others were. Devin Daniels and Billie Cotton (tlirer- mils stored ear h|. Jennifer Si llers and Sirph.title forem an (two tai kle the Cardinals at 11 :i0 a in At /inn Beck Field, the Klwanls ( bib Indians challenge ihr Pn.itrs at It a m and the Rotary Club Athletics battle thr Marlins al ) |:30 l( m Oil Tllrsday. al ihe Stadium. t)ir Indians lac e the Marlins at G p in and al /Jtm Beck. the Athlrtlcs play thr Cardinals at ft 45 p m Powrrtttg ihe Pirates lo victory wrre Brooks lone triple, one single, two runs scored, three UHt). Mauls (two doubles, two nms scored, liner Uf)l|. Schnrldrr (our double, otie sliigli-, three nms scored, tlirer UBI) ami b x ke and Poloskl (one double, one single, three mils sc ored and one UBI rac Id Also ronirllmtlng wrre Krlrkson (Iwo singles, lour Kill), Cleveland (two singles, three nms scored). Ktudrll (two singles, two nms scored), lin k s lone double. one nin scored, one UHII and Krlekson and Talley lone mu scored each]. Providing the ollcusc for Ihe Kxpos were VIcloi |one Irlple. one UBI|. Ulgo lone double, one nm scored, one UBI). Adam (one double, one UHII. Brandon (one single, one mn scored I and Mike and Keith (one nm scored each). Carrying the Cardinals were Texlrra (two sin glrs. one nm scored, one Kill). Sparks (two sin­ gles. one mn scored). Tutih lone single, one mn scored), firm ing (one single, one UBI), Peterson and Taylor (one mn scored and one Rill eac h). Bennett lone mn srnrrdi and Dickerson (one IU1I). lire Marlins were led Ijy John Bryan (one sin gle. one nm scored, one UBI), James Foster (one single, one mn scored). Kyle Barrier lone single) and Gcmud Riggins. James Parker and Josh Webb (one mn scored ea ch )_______________ •t HISTORIC SANFORD MEMORIAL STADIUM Coaltml rtatldc Grading Expo* H om < Lodg* Pirate* I M , 4 4 (11)73 . 31 17 t l ZINN BECK FIELD Fd# PtvotOB Tyler Carr (atrovo) and Evan lioacono (right) will bo counted on heavily when Lyman takes on Oviedo in the Class 6A District 3 Tournament no«t week Lym an H igh baseball team ready for district challenge Hy D en ise M. C u llen HERALD < OUUKSPONDK.VI U )\ (iW t)( tl) I hr pr.ii tti e seemed light, vet serious as the Lyman High School baseball leant prepares to head Into post season play Hie Greyhounds started ihe season as the underdog but emerged as the Cinderella leant lo lx-.it Often overlooked In the shadow ol heavy learns like Dike Mary and Dike Brantley. Lyman stiuck Into llrst place lie-lore dropping bar k to the third s|xit they c tirrenily bold. Now it's on to the dtstrti ts where the big bats will prove who's boss Greyhounds' coach Bub McCullough teds their hitting Is their powci tool "We've played su|x-r ball." McCullough said. "Our strength Is the lari that we can lilt the ball if we make mistakes and we can score a lot ol runs." Lyman ended the regular sea­ son by blowing out the Deltona Wolves Tuesday inghl 14- 1 Pitcher Evan Ditacono is rul­ ing that wave and teds his big­ gest challenge now will be pitching low- against the big bats for Oviedo and Dike Bran­ tleyDtlac otto won against both teams during the regular sea­ son, and feels he can repeat. "We're capable ol beating boll) teams." Dtlaionu said "II we put runs on the Ixtard I think w ell definitely come out with a vic tory against both of them." Heavy hitter Tyler Carr fe d s the team Is cohesive and will win by working together and having Inn. "We’ve bad a lot ol fun ibis year.* Carr said. "If we Just re­ lax and play the kind of hall we've been playing all year, w ell be line lit districts." Ilte Greyhounds are rareful not to look too far ahead, hut fed they can take the districts as well. Lyman will face Oviedo first (Monday at 8 p.m. at Lyman) with the winner advancing lo challenge defending stale champion Dike Brantley (Wednesday at 8 p.m. at Ly­ man). McCullough knows reaching the finals won't be easy, but he sees bis learn going to level two. "We've got our work cut lor us., but we've beat both of lliem so we're ready for Ihr challenge. * McCullough says their team rllort and a back lo basics strategy Is what will carry tlie Greyhounds through lo the fi­ nals. | "We re just going over the Inndamentuls that we’ve covered all year. You try to be as effi­ cient as you ran with die ‘ things that got you here." 11i.it means getting home before midnight. ROCK SPRING5 RIDING STABLES Wekiva State Park HQRSEWimS k M Exit 51 West on SR 46 • Hanford t (352) 735-6266 * Daan. lUsgara, Morgan I Lawion Martina 033 000 0 . ft 3 Knight a o( Columbua Cardlnala 301 300 1 _ ft ft Annual Casino Night and Silent Auction while Dumas. Files. Ballard, Uuzlskey and Alcorn makr up ihe Second Team. Gaining llonorablr Mention were Kuhn. Jamie Evans from Dikr Howell. Scoll Giles from Dike Mary. Nlek Beanl from Oviedo and Chris Knapp and Seoit O m n i from Dike Bran­ tley. SEM INOLE ATH LETIC C O N FER ENCE BO YS’ GOLF CH AM PIO NSH IPS TEAM TOTALS 3. . h rn iu n lf 325 (T o ry l-u rll 74 iiric h Cuni|s. 77 Mike H7 ICiy lih rru , H7. Scott Sm iKlU 921 3. _ l-ikr M.ir> 327 (Mutt Ackley 77 Paul Dimkmun 7H. S o il O lio H2. Cory Iruluy 90 llrtun Coir 00) 4. _ Lukr llrunilry 32M lAuron Smith, 74; Chrl» Knupp HI Scull Or■ult H4, llnuri I1.ut.it;,iii HO Kevin Jorrlun H7) ft. _ (M n lo 330 I H ill l l i i x u t 79. Nli k liru n t H4. Kirk N r Ivon HO Krtk f o ir r s l S7 H u ll M.i»ey 951 8. _ lu k r Ik n e ll 340 IJu tl Ah u m . HI Ju m ir Cvunn H2. llu x k Ju n u rti. 91. Itubert U ru tu . 92. Frank M urlongrltl. 971 I. _ Lyman. 323 ft truth lllr* HO Mull liulLmt HI, Mull Knlui. SI. t ti.nl lluilkkry. HI. Tnlity SuiulUiul H5) 7. . Wurlri Spring*. 397 lllrrll lluimpson. 92. Uuenlln Frrrrr. 97 Jo<u-ph Gulley 99. Justin IkrNk-uU. 109. Kyle Smallwiud. 110) World ol Spurts complex, lir e key to winning the cham ­ pionship fur head coach Kyim Calkin's Dons was senior goalkeeper Krlka WllherspoonCassanova. who turned away 14 Kymun shots. Coulrlhutlng to Ihe Oviedo offense were Ann Huggins (three goals), Carrie Wright (Iwo goals, four assists). Melissa McDermott. Christina Tesla and Amy Gridin lone goal each) and Klin Carbrrry. Anna Franz and Nicole Cooper (one assist each). On April 24. 1998, the Santord Rotary Club will hold the Annual Casino Night and Silent Auction at tne Sanlord manna Hotel Approximate!/ $10,000 expected to be raised from this event This gives Ihe Sanlord Rotary the ability lo reach out and help many local charities Past recipients include Ihe following Christian Sharing Center Serenity House Drug Awareness School Program Seminole County Humane Society • Reservations & Information Rescue Outreach Mission Central Florida Boy Scouts Golden Age Games Seminole County Spouse Abuse Shelter Salvation Army These are just a lew ol the local chanties we have helped The key to our success in this fund raiser has been Ihe past support ol business and individuals in the Central Florida area F o r Information and/or tickets to this event contact Paul Osborne 3 2 1 -4 7 6 4 Sanford Rotary Presents Casino Night & Silent Auction Friday April 24, 1998 Marina Hotel ♦ 5.10 IN'. Palmetto Ave., Sunford (iaiuos b e g in ill 7 10 ♦ Prizes A n n o u n ced at 10 10 G rand Prize A D oor Prize D raw ings rb I N .(H ) 1'tiK.ccib DonaU'tl to Local Chat liable Organisations �* 1 oa • Seminole Meratd. Sanford rtonda • Fndav April 2 1998 Seminole C o n t in u e d fro m Seminole, ranked No. 4 In the state In Class 5A. finished the regular season with a 20-8 record. Tlic Fighting Semtnoles will be the hosts for the Class SA-Olstrlct 5 Tournament that will be held on the beautifully renovated RlnkerStenstrom Field at Historic Sanford Memorial Stadium starling next Tuesday. On Tuesday the quarterfinals will be coniested with Mainland meeting Deltona at 4 p.m. and Oak Ridge will take on lin e Ridge at 7 p.m. Tlie semifinals, which guarantees a regional berth for the winners, will be held on Wednes­ day. Spruce Creek, the No. 1 seed from the West, will play the Malnland-Deltona winner at j 4 p.m. and Seminole, the No. 1 seed from the j East, will play the Oak Rldge-Ptne Ridge winner at 7 p.m. Tire District Championship game will be at 7 p.m. next Friday. Thursday’s winners will not only meet for the 5A-5 title, they will also be plating for the right to host the first game o f the Regional Tournament. Winter Springs will play In the Class 3A Dis­ trict Tournament In Cocoa Beach next week. Lance Odom was the winning pitcher for the Fighting Semlnoles Thursday night. Improving his record to 7-2. Fellow seniors. Chad Huff­ man. Andrew Dlcmer and Williams also pitched lor the Tribe. Paulo Silva was the only Junior contributing to the Seminole offense, going 2-for-3. Seniors hitting for the Tribe were Eric Larson (2-for-2 with two doubles), Williams (2-for-2. IN BRIEF Continued from Page BA League season are encouraged to attend a Coaching Clinic at Seminole High School this Saturday. April 25th. The clinic will be hosted by Seminole High head football coach Jim Worthington and will begin at 9 a.m. Call Carl Tipton at 330-9016 for more de­ tails. M OT1CI o r PUBLIC HCASIMO T O C O M S ID IK A C O N D ITIO N A L USB Notice it hereby given that a Public Meanng will be held by Itit Planning A Zoning Commission in the City Commission Chamber*. City Hall, Sanford. Florida, al 7 00 p m on Thuraday. May 7th. I H A . to contidar a request lor a Conditional O ta In a condi­ tional O ta in a Q C -3. Qanaral Commarcial Zoning Oiatnct LEQ AL- DES C R IP TIO N AH (LESS Rd I Blk 3 Tr I t . Town ot Sanlord a t racordad In tha Public Record* ol Saminola County Florida in Plat Book 1, Paga i l l . Tha proparty being mora gan orally daacrtNad a* ISO! W. 1*1 Straat Conditional Us* Raquaatad Maror equipment rental and outaide aloraga ol equipment All parties in intereal and cititana ahaii have an opportunity to ba beard al aaid hssnng By order ol tbe Planning A Zoning Commit aion ol the City ol Santord. Florida, thl* tSth day ol April. 1M l Helen Stair*. Chairman Planning A Zoning Comrmaaion ADVICE TO TH E PUBLIC: II a peraon dacidaa to appeal a daemon made with respect to any matter considered al tha above mealing or hearing, he/shs may need a verbatim record ol tha proceeding* including the testimony and evidence, which record la not provided by lha City ol Sanlord (FS 2AA0101) PERSONS W ITH DISABILITIES NEEDINQ A SSISTA N CE TO PARTICIPATE IN ANY OF THESE PROCEEOINOS SHOULD C O N ­ TA C T TH E PERSONNEL O FFICE ADA C O O R DINATO R AT 336ASIA 4A HOURS IN ADVANCE OF THE M EETINO PUBLISH April Z4. IS M DSP-140 N O TIC E NO TICE IS HEREBY given that sealed bids wtH be received by Orlando Sanlord Airport Authority In the Board Room at One Red Cleveland Boulevard. Suit* 200. Orlando Sanlord Airport, al 10 00 a m. on May 1st. 1AM . al which Urn* bid* anil be opened for the construc­ tion ol • INTERIM MODIFICATIONS PA RHINO TO LO T A ORLANDO SANFORD AIRPORT Any bid received after the specified tune end date writ not be considered A Pre-Bid Conference wiH ba held lor the purpose of provid­ ing an overview ol the modifica­ tion* and lo answer any ques­ tions. which might arts* All bidder* ere requested lo meet on April SAth. 1AM. al 3 00 P.M In lha Board Room of lha Terminal Budding Copies of bid documents may be obtained al no cost by calling Jon Olesen. Ortand Sanford Airport. 40 7/323-0U 3 Bid documents hove been prepared by H N TB Te a m Orlando. Florida Any fortticomming addenda wMt be provided only to plan holder* who have received their docu­ ments from Orlando Sanford Airport The Owner will not be responsible for potential bid­ ders who receive documents horn other source* or for tree of incomplete eats of documents Each bid shaH be accompanied by a Bid Bond or cashier's check m the amount of A S of the be** bid. aa evidence of faith Each bid shall be In atnet accordance with the Hietrue bona to Bidders, and aS applicable conditions and requirements specified m the prefect's bid documents The successful bidder. If any. wiN be notified after lha owner has aw arded the contract Tha O w ner reserves the right to retact any and aH bids, lo waive any Miformalities or Mregulanbee of bid*, or to accept any bid Mi port, for tha benefit ol the Jo n Olesen Director of Mamie nance S Facilities Publish AprM >4. *A. IS . If O EP -I7A Legal Notices NOTICE Page B A Legal Notices Legal Notices Legal Notices N O T IC I OF P U B LIC N IA R IN O T O CO N S ID ER A C O N D ITIO N A L USB Notice la hereby given that a Public Hearing will be held by the Planning A Zoning Commission In the City Commission Chambers. City Hall. Sanlord. Florida, a I 7 00 p m on Thursday. May 7th. IS M . to consider a request for a Conditional Us* in a condi­ tional Us* in a O C -Z . General Commercial Zoning District LEGAL DESCRIPTION South 172 ol Lot 41 » AH Lot 42. 2nd Add to Park View, as recorded Hi the Public Records ol Seminole County. Florida in Plat Book 4. Pag* A The property being more gen I orally described a* SABS S. Palmetto Avenue Conditional Uaa Requested Major equipment rental and outside storage ol equipment All parties in interest and cilitens shall hava an opportunity to be heard al said hearing By order ol the Planning A Zoning Commission ol the City ol Sanford. Florida, this >0th day ol April. 1AM Helen Stairs. Chairman Planning A Zoning Commission AO VICE TO THE PUBLIC It a person decides to appeal a decision made with respect to any matter considered al the above meeting or hearing, he/sh* may need a verbatim record e l the proceeding* Including the testimony and dense, which record is net provided by the City ot Sanlord (FS 2M 010A ) PERSONS W ITH DISABILITIES NEEDIN Q AS S ISTAN CE TO PARTICIPATE IN ANY OF THESE PROCEEDINGS SHOULD C O N ­ TA C T THE PERSONNEL OFFICE A C O O R D IN ATO R AT 336AA2S 4S HOURS IN ADVANCE OF THE M EETINO PUBLISH April 24. IM A DEP-241 IN T N S C IR C U IT C O U R T O F T N S B IB N TS S N TN JU D IC IA L C IR C U IT M AND FOR SSM IN O LS C O U N TY , FLO R ID A C R IM IN A L C AS S NO I A S -S S S -C FA IN RE FORFEITURE OF S 1.A A 4M UNITED STATES CURRENCY N O TIC E O F F O R F IIT U R S P R O C SS DINS TO : Angelo Pavgouts* AAA Stanford Drive Altamonte Springs, FL 33714 and all other* who claim an interest in the following proper­ ty SI.AA4 00 United Stale* Currency Donekl F Eslinger, ol Iho Seminole County Shorilf* O il ice. Seminole County. Florida, through hi* otllcers. investigators or ogontt, tolled the above property on or about November 3A. 1AA7 Mi Seminole County. Florida, and I* present­ ly holding said property lor the purpose of lortelluro pursuant to Sections 433 761-633 764. Florida Slatulot, and wlH R S O U S S T that an Honorable Judge of I he Circuit Court. Cnni Division. Eighteenth Judicial Cucuit. Seminol* County. Florid*, fmd probable cause that the above property should be forfeited to the above agency You wtS bo sorvod c copy ol Iho Ordor finding Probable C o u t* once If Is signed by the Judge and it will edvtae you how and whan lo respond lo this request for lor- foily**. I H tA E B Y CER TIFY that a try* and correct copy of Dus Notice was aanl la the above named eddree* by U S certified mail, return receipt requested, this 13th day of A p ril.lA M John C. Root. General Counts! Florida Bor IB0717 Seminole County Shonff't Office 1341 • SAth Slroel Sanlord. F L ride 33773-A3AA Publish April 12. 34, 1SM 0 E P -1 73 Kill). Donald Taylor (2 for-4. Kill). Ned Raines and Ryan Abeljon (both l -for-1). Tim Raines (1for-3) and J.K. Nobles (1 -for-4). Other seniors playing Thursday were Dill Johnson. Drrtt Witte*. Andy Hall. Ryan Vinson. Brent Templeton and Joe Derry. Legal Notices N O TIC E OF SALE S/A/AA A T S:0SAM AA Kawstawkl JHALHCCi AAA0214S0 1201 E HIGHWAY 434 ALTAMONTE SPRINGS FL 32701 Publish April 24, 1AAA DEP 227 IN T H E C O U N T Y C O U R T OF T N I E IG H T E E N T H JU D IC IA L C IR C U IT IN AND FOR S E M IN O LE C O U N TY . FLO R ID A C A S E NO . C 0 A T -3 0 A 4 -C C -2 0 C DESTINY 8PRIN08 CONDOMINIUM ASSOCIATION. INC . s Florida not-for-profit corporation. Plaintiff, vs MARTA RODRIQUEZ, and UNHNOWN TENANTS. Defendant* N O TIC E OF AALE NOTICE IS HEREOF OIVEN Ihsl pursuant lo 1h* Final Judgment In Foreclosure entered on Ih* 15th day ol January IM A . m Civil Action No C0S 7-30S 4CC -2O -C ol Ih* County Court ol the Eighteenth Judicial Circuit, in end lor Seminole County Florida In which MARTA RODRIQUEZ is Ih* Oelendent and DESTIN Y SPRINQS C O N DO M INIUM ASSO CIATIO N. INC . is the Plaintiff. I will tell to Ih* highest and best bidder lor cash si th* west Iron! door ol Ih* Ssnunol* County Courthouse Sanford. Florida al 11 00 A M on Ih# 14th day ol MAY. ISAS, the fol­ lowing described rssl property set forth in th* Final Judgment Unit 41-E. O ESTlNY SPRINGS CONDOM INIUM , according lo Ih* Declaration ol Condominium thereof, as recorded in Olticial Record* Dock 1337. Pag* 1AA0 ol Ih* Public Records ol Asnunol* County. Florida 0A TE 0 this Ath day ol APRIL. 1AAA M ARYANN! MORSE Clerk ol Ih* Court By Jen* E Jasswic Deputy Clerk Plamtitls Attorney EMIL A GAAPERONI. JR . EAO S3I Wskivs Spring* Road Long wood Florida 3277A (407) 772-7303 N O T IC I AM E R IC A N S W ITH D I S A S I L T r ilt A C T O F 1AAA Adm biletretlve O rder Me. S S -S T Person* with e disability who need e special accommodation to participate In this proceeding should contact A0A Coordinator al 30t N Park Avenu*. Suite North 301. Sanlord. Florid* S2771 el least live IS) day* prior lo th* pro­ ceeding Telephone (407) 3234330. eatension 4227. 1-S60SSS-S77I (TOO) or l-SOO-AAtA770 (V). via Florida Relay Service Publish April 17. 24. IM A 0EP-1A7 IN T N I C IR C U IT C O U N T O F TN S S M H T S B N T N JU D IC IA L C IR C U IT, S S M IN O LS C O U N TY , FLO R ID A PRO BATS DIVISIO N C A S S N O . S S -S S S -C P IN RE Estate ol KENNETH S BATISTA. N O T IC I OF A D M IN IS TR A TIO N The administration ol Iho Estate ol KENNETH S BATISTA. Deceoeed. File No M -3 M -C P Is pending In the Circuit Court ol Seminole County. Florida. Probate Division, the address ol which is Seminole County Courthouse. 301 North Pork Avenu*. Sanlord. Florid* 33771 Th* nemo* and add rest** ol Ih* Personal Representative end th* Personal Representa­ tive's attorney are te l forth bsknr ALL IN TE R E S TE D PERSONS ARE NOTIFIED TH AT AM persons on whom this nolle* I* served who have objections that challenge th* validity ol th* WUI. the qualifi­ cation* ol th* Personal Representative, venue, or jurisdiction ol fhlt Court ere required to file their obfection* with this Court W ITHIN THE LATER OF TH R EE M ONTHS A FTE R TH E DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS N O TIC E or TH IR TY 0AYS AFTER TH E DATE OF SERVICE OF A CO PY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM AH creditors of Ih* Decadent end other persons having claim* or demands against Decadent's Etlst* on whom e copy of this nolle* it served within three months after the date ol th* first publication ot Dus notice must file their c la im with this Court WITHIN TH E LATER OF T H R U M O NTH S A FTER THE DATE OF TH E FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NO TIC E OR THIRTY DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS N O TIC E ON THEM Alt other creditors of Ih* Decedent and persons having claim* or demands *gains I Ih* Oecedent's Etlst* m u tt IH* their c liu n t with this Court WITHIN THREE M O N TH S AFTER THE DATE O F TH E FIRST PUBLICATION O F THIS NOTICE ALL CLAIMS. DEMANDS AND O BJECTIO NS N O T S O FILED WILL BE FOREYEN BANNEO. Th* dtt* ol lha Hr*I publica­ tion ol this Nolle* I* April 17Ni. IM A 0ORENE B K A IT L . a* Personal Representative of th* Etlst* of KENNETH B. BATISTA Attorney lor Personal Representative KENNETH F MURRAH Of Murrsh. Doyle end Wigte, P A A00 West Mors* Boulevard PO Boa 1331 Winter Pork. Florida 327A0 Tataphone (407)S44-SA01 Florida Bar Number 0M 74S4 Publish April 17. 34. 1AAS DCP.172 Legal Notices N O TIC E OF P U B LIC SALE PU0LIC NO TICE it hereby given, that on the date and time listed below and continuing from day lo day until all goods si* told, w* will tell *1 public auction, to tha highatl bidder tor caah. al the warehouse of STORAQE USA. located at I0OT W llLA SPRINQS DR . WINTER SPRING*. FL. lha following goods, warts and merchandise lor rent and other charges lor which a lien on same is claimed to wit DATE OF SALE OS/IS/AI TIME OF SALE 100PM DAWN 0ARNES 4874 FU R N ITU R E. H O U S E H O LD ITEM S AN TIO U ES . M ISC BOXES J BARRIE RHINO *541 H O U SEHO LD ITE M S . 2 REFRIQER ATORS MIKE QERAMEN 452A TABLE. 4 CHAIR S. 2 M A T­ TR ESSES. C LO TH IN G . MISC ITEMS A 550 00 cleaning deposit will t<* collected for each unit pur­ chased and refunded after sll contents ot the umt/t hat been removed from Ih* facility Th* above information Is to be pub­ lished once a week for two con­ secutive weeks Said sale to be under and by virtue ol the statute* of th* slat* of Florida, m such cased mad* end provid­ ed Publish April 24. end May t, IM S DCP-224 N O TIC E O F P U B LIO NEARING T O C O N S ID ER A C O N D ITIO N A L USB Notice is hereby given Ihal a Public Hearing will be held by th* Planning A Zoning Commission In the City Commission Chambers. City Hall, Sanlord. Florida, al 7 00 p m on Thursday. May 7th. IASS, to consider a request for e Conditional Us* in a R l-I, Restricted Industrial Zoning District (•gal Description Lot tOA. Osh HiU. as recorded In th* Public Records o l tsm inol* County. Florida In Plat Book 3. Paga AS Th* property being more gen­ erally described as 3AA0 Meilonville Avenu* Conditional Uaa Requeued Automobile and truck repair (motorcycle repelr/garage) All parties to interest and citltens shell have sn opportunity to bo heard al said hearing By order ot Iho Planning t Zoning Commission of th* City of Sanford. Ftonde. this 22nd day of Aprtl. I M S Helen Stairs. Chairman Planning E Zoning Comrmaaion ADVICE TO TH E PUBLIC If a peraon dacidaa lo appoal a decision mode srith respect to sny matter considered at th* above meeting or hearing he/sh* may need a verbatim record of (he proceeding* including th* testimony ond evidence which record I* not provided by th* City of Benford (FS 2AA010A) PERSONS W ITH DISABILITIES NESOINO A S S ISTAN CE TO PARTICIPATE IN A N T OF THEBE PROCEEOINOS SHOULD C O N ­ TAC T TH E PERSONNEL O FFICE ADA CO O R D IN A TO R AT 330SS3S AS HOURS IN AOVANCE OF THE M EETINO PUBLISH. A p n lS 4 . IS M DEP-33S IN T N E C IR C U IT O O U R T, IN AND FON SSM IN O LS C O U N TY , FLO BIO A C A S S N O . 0 7 -1 S B T -B A -I4 -B COUNTRYW IDE HOMS LOANS. INC . F/X/A COUNTRYWIDE FUNDING CORPORATION. Plaintiff, SHARON S BATCHELOER (SS4UNKN0WN), MARYANNS MORSE. CLERK O F TH E C IR ­ C U IT COURT; SEMINOLE C O U N TY . FLORIOA. a political aubdtvtalon of lha Stale of Florida, and any unknown hair*, deviaees. grant***, creditors, and other unknown persons or unknown spousot claiming by. through and undor any of die i OF P O N B O IO O N M S A LE NO TICE I* hereby given thel th* undersigned Clerk of Nw Circuit Court of Seminole County. Florid*. wM on to* 14tk day ot MAY. 1SSS, *1 11:00 o'otoek A.M . ol th* Wool Front door of Si* Samfnofa County Courthouae In Oantord, Florida, offor lor oof* and **S *1 public dooerttood property situate Sendnote County. Florida: Lof 3. Unit TWO of Plot thereof ** Recorded In Plat Book AS. Page* IS . 30. and 31. Public Records ot Seminol* County, Florida. pursuant to Hi* Final Judgment entered la * case pending In M id C o u rt Bis slyto ol «ridek la indie* tod above W ITNESS my hand and official M a i of aaid Court I hi* Ath day of AprM. IS M (C O U R T SEJU.) MARYANNS MORSE CLERK O F THE C IR C U IT C O U R T By: Jano B. Jaaowlo Deputy Clerk If you or* a person wtth a d it ­ to this proosadlng. you era antibed. at not cool M you. to to* provtaio* ot certain m a M ISSM . Ptoaaa contact Court Ira tor. M l N . Park Sulla N M 1 , Sanlord u r n . (SOT) S3S-43S0 aStST. srith 3 working day* of rscsipl ot this (nolle* FoTMtoour* Sato); H you flooring Impaired, o o i 1 SSS S771; If you OfO Impaired, call 1 S S I SSI E77S. ATTO R NEY FON PLAINTIFF Robert H. Hoech. Jr , Esquire Buffer A Hoech. P A . • 1M S. Conway Rd . Bio. S Orlando. Florid* ESSIE (S O n M I-E tG O April Publish: 0EP-1S1 IS. 34. ISM OF P U S LIO SALS PUBLIC NO TIC E I* hereby given that on Ih* dsl* end time listed below, and continuing from day lo day until *11 good* are sold ws wiH sell *1 public auction, to Ih* highest bidder for cash, at Ih* warehouse of STORAQE USA. located al 400 FLORIOA CEN TR AL PARKWAY. LONOW OOO. FL. Ih* following good*, wars* and mere handies for rent and other charge* lor which a lien on seme Is claimed, lo wit 0S/I3/SS DATE OF SALE 11 00 A M TIME OF SALE THE KUPP INC BUSINESS SQUIP/IN YEN TORY *3S BARBARA ANOERSON HOUSEHO LO ITEMS 47* JOHNNY MEJIA H OUSEHO LD ITEMS *21 7 JAM ES ANDERSON II H OUSEHO LD ITEMS *222 RICHARD BRADLEY HOOOIES/C RAFTS *4*2 PATRICIA JIN N IN Q S HOUSEHO LD ITEMS LIL TWISTER/MICHAEL MURRAY HOUSEHOLO ITEMS A ISO 00 cleaning deposit will be collected for each unit pur­ chased and refunded after all content* of Ih* unit/* ha* bean removed from th* facility Th# above inform*lion la to be pub­ lished once a weak for two eontec uliv* weeks Said sal* lo be under and by virtu* ot th* statute* ot Ih* slat* ot Florid* in such cased mad# and provid­ ed Publish April 24. and May t. *3 •*S* IMS DEP-213 IN T N I C IN C U IT C O U N T O F T N S S IS K T S I N T N ju d ic ia l oisourr of TNI STATS OF FLORIDA. MMO FON SSMINOLS OOUNTV CIVILACTION Cee* Hei ST-ttTS-CA-t* Dhtoleni I NEW SO UTH F I 0 I R A L SAVINOS DANK, a Federally Chartered Savings Bank. Pfatotift. -vsERICA M O ILEV. AMANDA BOAN. a miner. ANDREW DOAN a miner. BILLIE PRIEST, at Conservator tor AMANDA DOAN, a minor. BILLIE PRIEST, t t Conservator tor ANDREW BOAN. a minor. TH E UN ITED STATES OF AMERICA, end • TATE OF FLORIOA. DEPARTM ENT OF REVENUE. Defendants N O T I C I O F S A LS Notice I* hereby gtven Ihal pursuant to a Final Judgment ol Forecloaur* entered In th* above-atyled caut*. In th* Circuit Court el Sammol* County. Florida. I wMI tell Ih* property aituet* In Setmnol* County. Florida, described at The E t t l 35 14 feet of Lot 34 and th* West S4 M feet at Lot 35 Bloch S7. SANLANDO TH E SUB UR B B E A U TIF U L. PALM SPRINOS SECTIO N, according to the Plat therool. a* recorded « PI*I Booh 3 Pag* M-173. ot th* Public Record* ol Seminole County. Florida t l public aale. to th* highest and best bidder ter cash, at Ih* Waal Irani door of th* Svmmole County Courthoua*. 341 N Park Avenue. Sanlord. Florida al 11 04 A M an MAY !4th. 1M 4 DATED IMS this Itti Say of April Maryann* Mora* Clerk ol Circuit Court By Jen* E Jaaawtc Deputy Clerk AMERICANS W ITH DISABILI­ TIES ACT OF IS M . Admmtabslrve Order Ne 43-37; Persons with a disability who need e special accommodation lo participate to this proceeding should contact AOA coordina­ tor al 301 N Perk Avenu*. Butte N 301. Sanlord. Florida 33771 al toast hv* day* prier to Ih* proceeding Telephone 407333-4330 eat 4337. I-0 0 0 -M 5 1771 (TO O ) or l-O O G -S M -trrO (v). trio Florida Relay Service N O TE TH IS C O M M U N IC A ­ TION. FROM A D E B T C O L L E C ­ TOR. IS AN A TTE M P T TO C O L ­ L E C T A D E B T ANO ANY INFO R ­ MATION O BTAIN EO W ILL BE USED FOR TH AT PURPOSE Oibbon*. Smith. Cohn E Arnett P O Baa 3177 Tampa. F L 33A01 Publish AprM 17. 34. 10M DEP-ISO F C I S S T liJ S S IN T H E C IN C U IT C O U R T OF T N E IS T N JU D IC IA L C IR C U IT IN M B FOR C A S E BOt 0 7 -0 M 4 -C A -1 4 S R O B E R T S BRANHAM AND LAURIE S. BRANHAM. Ptotobft*. v* WILLIAM T. WILSON. JR . t o o l. Defendant* OF FORECLOSURE BALI NO TIC E IE H EREBY OIVEN pursuant to a Summary Final Judgment e l Faraateaura dated AprM Sto. 1SSE and enured to Caa* No. 47-3034-CA-14-1 ol to* Circuit Court of to* 14Mi Judicial Circuit, to and far Seminal* Count*. Florida, whereto R O B E R T f BRANHAM AND L A U N II E. BRANHAM . Plaintiff* and WILLIAM T. W IL­ SON. JN . *• al Defendant!. I •rill a*M to Ih* hlghaal bidder for caah al th* Waal Irani door ol Ih* Saminola County Courthoua* to Sanlord. Florida, on th* 14 th day o l MAY. 14d4. al 11:00 o'clock a m ., to* followtog described property a t te l forth In ta id Summary Final Judgment lying and being tik iel* to Seminole County. Florida, lo wit. LO T 3. C LUS TER N. W ILD­ W OOD. A PLANNED UN IT D EVELO PM ENT. A C CO R O IN O TO TH E P LAT TH ER E O F AB RECORDEO IN PLAT BOOK t t . PAGES 7. E. E. AND 14. OF THE PUBLIO R ECO R DS OF S EM I­ NOLE CO UN TY. FLORIDA. N O TIC E ANY PERSON W ITH A DISABILITY REQUIRING S P E­ C IA L A C C O M M O D A TIO N TO PARTICIPATE IN TH IS P R O C EE O IN O S H O U LD C O N TA C T (SET) 333-4330. 1-EOO-4SS-E771 (T001; 1-EOO-4SS-E7TO (V). VIA FLORIOA RELAY SERVICE. NOT LATER THAN SEVEN (7) DATE PRION TO TH E P R O C E ID IN Q DATED this Sth day ol A P R IL MARYANNE MORSE Clerk ol to* Court By: Jen* E. Jssewic Deputy Clerk SPIELER E ASSOCIATES. P A. Attorney* lor PUtotHt* 4700 Biecayn* Boulevard Miami. Florida 33137 (SOS) 173-7400 Publish April 17. 34. 14SS 0 E P -1 IS C IT Y O F LO N O W O O O . FLO R IO A N O TIC E O F P U B LIO H EA R IN G TO C O N S ID E R A D O P TIO N OF P R O P O S E D O R D IN A N C E S TO W HOM IT MAY CONCERN NO TICE IS H EREBY OIVEN by th* City ol longw ood. Florida, that Ih* City Commission will hold a public hearing lo consid­ er enactment ol tha tallowing Ordinance* O R D IN A N C E NO . S S -IS S S AN ORDINANCE OF THE C ITY OF LO N O W O O O . FLO R ID A AM ENDINQ C H A P TE R t. QARBAQE ANO REFUSE. AR TI­ C LE II R ES ID E N TIA L 8 0 L I0 W A S TE C O L L E C TIO N . S E C ­ TIO N * S-31 TH R O U Q H S 3* PROVIDING FOR TH E C O L L E C ­ TION OF RESIDENTIAL SO U O W ASTE BY A C O N TR A C TO R PUR SUANT TO A CO N TR AC T. N O T A FR AN C H IS EE P U R ­ SUANT TO A FRANCHISE AOREEM ENT. PROVIDING FOR DISPOSAL AS REQ UIR ED OV IN TE R LO C A L A O R EEM EN T W ITH (E M IN O L E C O U N TY . PROVIDING FO R C HAR O ES ANO RATES. ANO PROVIOINQ FOR RESIDENTIAL CURBSIDE R ECYCLIN G SERVICE. PROVID­ ING FOR C O N FLICTS . SEVER­ ABILITY ANO EFFECTIVE DATE O R D IN A N O S NO. SB-14SS AN OROINANCE OF THE C ITY OF LO N O W O O O . FLORIDA. AM ENDINO C H A P TE R *. QARBAQE ANO R EFUSE. AR TI­ C LE II. R ES ID E N TIA L SOLIO W ASTE C O LLEC TIO N . SECTIO N S-31 C H AR O ES AND RATES S U B S E C TIO N (c ) TO E S TA B ­ LISH AN ADM INISTRATIVE FEE TO 0E PAID BY R ES ID E N TS FOR THE D U TIES PERFORMED BY THE C ITY IN BILLINO ANO C O LLEC TtN Q FEES FOR R ESI­ DENTIAL SOLID W ASTE C O L­ L E C T IO N . PROVIOINQ FOR C O N F L IC TS . SEVER AB ILITY ANO EFFECTIVE OATS •eld Ordinances were placed on hr*I reeding on April tOlh. ISAS, and th* City Commission will consider same lor final pas­ sage and adoption alter Ih* public hearing, which wiH be held to Ih* City Hall. 17S Waal Warren Avenue, Longwood. Ftortda. on Monday. Ih* 4 th day ol May A 0 . IM S . al 7 SO p m . or aa soon thereafter es possi­ ble At the meeting, interested parties may appear and be heard with respect to th* pro­ posed Ordinance* This hearing may be continued from lime to time until final ocbon is token by Ih* City Commission A copy ol Ih* proposed Ordinance* are posted al the City Halt Longwood. Florida, end copies are on Me with the Clerk ol th* City end seme may be inspected by th* public N O TIC E All persons ere advised that il they decide to appeal any decision* mad* al these meetings/heenngs. they wMI need a record ol Ih* pro­ ceeding* and tor such purpos­ es. they may need to insure Ihal * verbatim record it mad*, which record to me lode the tes­ timony and ovldanc* upon which th* appeal it to be mad* (per Sec tS S S tS S . Fiend* •latutta) al hi* or her own Deled thi* 31*1 day ol AprM A D . IM S C ITY OF LONOW OOO O ER A LO IN I 0 ZAMBRl. C ITY CLERK RUSLISH Friday. April 34 tSSS 0ER-33S__________ —i—n --- 1----- c is c u rr c o u r t OF T N I IS T N JU D IC IA L C IR O O IT OF FLO NfO A M AN D FON S S M IN O LS C O U N T Y G S N IR A L JU R IS D IC TIO N DIVISIO N C A S S N O . S T -t S S -C A t 4 -S H ARBOURTON M ORTQAQE CO . L R l/k/a Rialto Valley Funding. L R . RlemtiN. VS JENNIFER L. MILLER and DIANE M RLORR A/K/A DIANE M TARR and THE UNKNOW N HEIRS, devtoeea, gram***, assignee*, kenor*. creditors, trwslees.or other ctouneat* claiming by. through, under or against JOHN C RLORR deceased, and KENNETH J KLORR and EMILY B KLORR. *1 a t . Defendants N O TIC B O f F O B S O L O S U M SALE Notice to hereby given thel. pursuant to Ihal Final Judgment ol Foroctoaur* dated AprM Sto. IM S . and entered m ervtl cee* number S 7-S 33-C A I4 -S , el Ih* Clreuil Court of Ih* I t l h Judicial Circuit to and far Seminole Courtly. Florida, whereto HARBOUR TO N M O R T­ GAGE CO . L R F/K/A PLATTE VALLEY FU N D IN Q . L R . I* Plaintiff and JEN N IFER L M ILLER. TH E SO U TH LA N D CO R P O R ATIO N . DIANE M KLORR A/K/A DIANE M TARN. • TA TI O F FLORIOA. DSRART M IN T OF REVENUE. UN ITED • T A T IS O F AM ER ICA. T H I UNKNOWN HEIRS. DEVISEES ORAN TE E S . A E S IO N E IS . LIENORS. CREDITO R S. TR UST­ EES. OR O TH E R CLAIM ANTS C LAIM IN Q BY. . TH RO U G H. UNDER OR A O A IN IT. JOHN C KLORR. D E C EA S E D . M living, and *N unknown pantos claim, tog by. through, undor and agatoal Ih* above named defendant!a) who or* not known lo bo dead or alive, whether said unknown pantos may claim an tolaraat a* spout**, heir*, devia***, grant***, or other claimants claiming by. through, under or against. JO H N C. KLORR. K E N N E TH J KLORR. EMILY B KLO R R It/ar* 0*fendant(>). I will tell to Ih* and best bidder for caah al Ih* west front door of th* Bominoto C ounty court house in Sanford. Saminola County. Flonda. at 11 00 A M on th* 14th day of MAT. IM S . Ih* foSoaring described proper­ ty a t aet forth In said Fmal Judgment, lo wit: Lot 17. FOX RUN. according lo Ih* pi*I thereof sc recorded In Plat Book IE . peg* SO. Public Records of Saminola County. Florida N O TE PUR SUANT TO THE FAIR OEBT C O LLE C TIO N P R A C TIC E S A C T Y O U ARE AO VISED TH AT THIS LAW FIRM IE D EEM ED -TO BE A D E B T C O LLEC TO R ATTEM PTING TO C O L L E C T A O E B T AND ANY INFORMATION OBTAINEO WILL BE USED FOR THAT PURPOSE Dated th* Ath day ol A P R IL IS M MARYANNE MORSE Clark ot Circuit Court By Jan* E Jaaawtc Deputy Clerk C O D IU S E ETAW1AREKI in t n s highest 4416 Boy Seoul Boulevard Tempo. Florida 33M 7 Telephone (S IS ) S77-ASS* C EE 4*7-012*4 Publish AprM 17, 34. IB M DER-1B3 J Legal Notices N O T IC I OF F IC T IT IO U S NAMB Notice I* hereby given that I am engaged to business al 123 Krider A l . Sanford. FL 32773. Seminol* County. Florida, under th* Fictitious Nam* ol C O LO R S BY C ARLV. and that I intend to register said name with th* O M sion ol Corporations. Tallahassee. Florida, to accor­ dance with Ih* provisions ol th* Fictitious Nam* Statute*. ToWit Section BAS 0*. Florida Statutes 1M1 Carlos L Duncan Publish April 24. 1*9* DE P-250 N O TIC B OF F IC T IT IO U S NAME Nolle* I* hereby given that I am engaged to business at 2445 Empire Piece. Sanford. FL 32773. Aemlnol* County. Florid*, under th* Fictitious Name ol FLO O R B N IN I A C L E A N IN G B E R V IO IB . end thel I Intend lo register said name with th* Dtvislon ol Corporations, Tallthassa*. Florida, to accordance with Ih* provision* ot th* Fictitious Nam* Statutes. To-WH Section **5 04 Florid* Statute* 1SSI Ramon Espinal Publish April 34. IS M 0EP-2A1 IN TN B C IR C U IT C O U R T OF T N B I IG N T B I N T N judicial ctscurr IN AND FON •EM IN O LB C O U N TY , FLO R ID A C IVIL A C TIO N CABB N O . B T-1 1B 7 C A DIVISION 14-L MARKET S TR E ET MORTQAQE CORPORATION. PttinlifK*). vs ROOERICK T YOUNO A/K/A ROOERICK YOUNO. *1 *1. Defendant!*) N O T IC I O F F O N IO L O B U B I S ALS NO TICE IB HEREBY OIVEN pursuant to a Final Judgment ol Mortgage Foreclosure deled April Ath. I AM . end entered to Case NO *7-1127 C A ol th* Circuit Court ol th* SIGHTEEN TH Judins! Circuit to and tor (E M IN O LE County Florida wherein M A R K ET IT R IE T M ORTQAQE CORPORATION I* Ih* Plain lilt and ROOERICK T Y O UN O A/K/A ROOERICK YOUNO S ANFO R D HIDDEN LAKE V IL L A ! HOM EO W NER S A SSO CIATIO N INC era the Defendants. I will sell lo Ih* highest and best bidder tor cash at th* W E S T FRONT DOOR OF THE SEMINOLE C O U N TY C O UR TH O U S E. S A N ­ FORD FLORIOA 11 00 e m on th* 13th day el MAY. IM S . th* following described properly es set tarth to said F in d Judgment LO T 34. HI0DEN LAKE VILLAS PHASE IV. ACCO R O IN O TO THE PLAT THER EO F AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 31 RAGES M . 37 AND 34 OF TH E PUBLIC R ECO R OB OF (E M IN O L E CO UN TY. FLORIOA W ITNESS MY HAN0 end Ih* sad ot thi* Court an AprM Sth. IS M (SEAL) Maryann* Morse Clerk ot th* Circuit Court Oy Dorothy W Bolton Deputy Clerk (ch e v s m a McCelto. Reymer. Oerretl • ................................... • Rost Office Bos 3410 Temp*. FL S M S ! FS70S2S33 N O TIC B In accordance with Ih* American* Disabilities Act. per­ sons needing e specie! accom­ modation to perbclpsl* to tfut proceeding should contact the individual or agency tending notice not later then seven (7) days pnor la to* proc eeding at th* address given an lha nonce Telephone 4 0 7 -3 )3 4330 eat 4337. 1-SOO-MS-S77I (TO O ) or 1-SOO-BM-S770 (v). via Fiend* Relay Service Publish AprM 17. 34. I S M DER-113 INTNB CINCUfT COUNT Of TNB 1BTN JUDICIAL ctBcurr. INANDfON • ■ASINOLBCOUNTY, fLONIDA JU R IS D IC TIO N DIVISIO N C A S S NO l SB-B4BB O A IS A CFK BANK PLAINTIFF VS JEFFERSON A B O O TES. I T AL DEFENOANT(E) N O TIC B OF A C TIO N O O N B TN U C TfV B SER VIC E TO JE FFE R S O N A B O O TE S AND UNKNOW N SPOUSE OF JEFFERSO N A B O O TES whose residence It unknown il h*/*h*/th*y be living, and If he/aha/thay be dead. Ih* unknown defendants who may be spouse*, heir*, devisee*, grantee*, assign***, lienors, creditor*, trustees, end alt par­ lies claiming an inlaretl by. through, under or agatoal Ih* Defendant*, who ato net known to be dead or ait**, and aH par* lie* haring or cterming to have any righ t till* ot toI* real to th* properly described In to* mort­ gage being torocloeed heroin. YOU ARC H EREBY NOTIFIED that an action to foreclose a mortgage an th*' following property: LO T 1. W INGFIELD NORTH II. AC CO R D IN G TO TH E PLAT THEREOF. A ( R ECO R DED IN PLAT B O O K SB, PAGES 44 TH R O U G H 4*. PUBLIC R ECOROB OF SEM INOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA he* boon tried against you and you are required la a# nra a copy at your written defenses. M any. lo It on DAVID J STERN. (S O Ptotobtt a attorney, tvhoa* address is SOI • University Drive (SOS. Plantation. FL 33334 (ne talar than 30 daya tram tha data of to* fust publi­ cation ol tola nolle* el action) and ftto to* anginal with th* clerk ol tot* court either before service on Plato tiff a attorney or Immediately thereafter, other­ wise a default will be entered against you ter Ih* roMaf demanded in Ih* complaint or petition filed herein W ITNESS my hand and Ih* teal ol I hi* Court al SEMINOLE County. Flonda. thi* t ) l h day el APRIL. IB M (B EAU MARYANNE MORSE CLERK OF THE C IR C U IT C O UR T B Y Ruth King Deputy Clerk LAW O FFICES OF DAVID J STERN ATTO R NEY FOR PLAINTIFF M l • UNIVERSITY DRIVE SUITS SOO PLANTATION. FL 33334 BB-2I3SS (M LC) Publish AprM 17. 34. IB M D E P -t lt Legal Notices IN TN B C IR C U IT C O U R T O F T H I I IG N T I B N T H JU D IC IA L C IR C U IT O F FLO R ID A , IN A N D FON • EM INO LB C O U N T Y C IV IL DIVISION C IV IL A C TIO N Cee* N s.i B T -I S 1 7 -C A Division: 14-L NORW E8T M ORTQAQE. INC . PIstolid. ROBERT EARLE OOVO and VALERIC CLARKE OOVO. THE VILLAS OF CASSELBERRY HOM EOWNERS ASSOCIATION. INC . FIRSTPLU* FINANCIAL. INC l/k/a REMOOELERS NATIONAL FUNDING CORP and UNKNOWN TENANTS/OWNERB. Defendants N O T I C I O F BALB None* I* hereby given, pur­ suant to Final Judgm ent ol Foreclosure lot Plainlid entered to Ihl* cause, to Ih* Circuit Court ol Seminol* County. Florida. I will sell Ih# property situated In Seminol# County. Florida dssenbod a* LO T 113. VILLAS OF C A M E L DERRY PHASE 4. ACCOROINO TO THE PLAT THEREOF. RECORDEO IN PLAT BOOK 43. PAGES 48. 47 AND 4S OF T H I PUBLIC RECORDS OF S EM I­ NOLE C O UNTY. FLORIOA and commonly known at 3)34 Hemlot Loop. Winter Perk. Florida 31742. at public sal*. Is th* highest and best bidder, lor cash, al th* weal front door of th* Saminola County Courthouse in Sanford, flonda el ( I S O a m . on MAY 14th. IM S Deled this (Ih day ol April IM A MARYANNE MORSE Clerk ol the Circuit Court By Jan# ( Jasoenc Deputy Clerk RICHARD ■ Me IYER Kass Hodge* P A P O O oi (SO Tampa FL 33401-0600 Publish April 17. 24 IS M DEP-1B4 IN TN B C IB C U IT C O U B T OF T N I ItB N T B B N T N JU D IC IA L C IB O U IT IN AND FON S IM IN O L B C O U N TY , FLO N IO A CASA NO.i BS-1I 4-ON-M-W IN RE THE ADOPTION OF CAITLIN SHANNON M CCARTY A Minor Child N O TIC B OF A C TIO N TO WILLIAM DOTSON C/O Bootlegger's F/k/a P J '» Lounge *00 International Speedway Bird 0s,ton* Ossch fL 3211 S YOU ARE H EREBY N O TiflE D Ihal an action lor Adoption hat been tiled to to* matonl caa* end you ere required to serve a copy ot your written defense# it any lo it on S TEVEN O HORNEFFER P A . Petitioner's attorney whose address is M 0 Douglas As*. Burt* 102. Allamonl* Springs. FI 13714. within SO day* slier first publi­ cation and til* th* original with th* Clerk ot this Court either be tor* service on Petitioner's Attorney or mwnediatoty there­ after otherwise a default wU< be entered against you for th* relief demanded in th* Petition ANSWER DATE M AT Sth. IS M In accordance with Ih* American* With Disabilities Act. person* with dieabditi** need■ ■n* a speet*! sesemrwedekee to • .s i participate m this proceeding should contact Court Administration. 301 N Park A v * . Sanlord Flonda 32771. telephone (407) 323-4330. not Islet than seven (7) day* pnor to too proceeding II hearing unpaired. (TO O ) t-S S O S S S 4771. or Voice (V) t -SOO M S 4770 via Ftonde Raley Service W ITNESS my hand end ofhciel eel of this Court an to* 2nd day at APRIL. IM S (SEAL) MARYANNE MORSE Clerk a l to* Cucuit Court By Nancy R Winter Deputy Clerk PubUth April 10. 17. 34. knd Msy I. IM S DE P-103 •URROdATB-B COUNT Of TNB •TATS Of NBWTORN ONTARIOOOUNTV NNOBATS CITATION ’ 4BBBB Th* People ot Ih* Slate el New Verk. by G od * grace free end independent. MICHAEL J MIRRAS. (B O (GAL) To TAMMY COSTON/ TAMMY DOBSON Address unknown TONIA (TONYA) C O BTO N Address unknown JASON C O STON Boa 343 Rusted Spring*. KV 4M 43 JESSE CO STO N Boa 343 Rutaall Springs. KV 4 M 4 ) CONNIE C O STO N Boa 343 Rusted Spring*, KV S M S ) Parent el Jaton • Jet** A petition having boon duty Mad by DO R EEN J . HAGEN wheae domiciliary address la 1011 Kennedy Read. Romutue. Yorfc YO U ARE HEREBY C ITE D TO SHOW C A U S E bolero the Surrogate's Court of Ih* County of Ontario, of tha Ontario County Courthouse. In th* City of Canandaigua, New Vert on May IBto. IB M . at S 36 o'clacS « to* forenoon el that day why a decree ahouid not be mad* to to* a* la I* ol ALLEN 0 . C O B TON lately domiciled at 3663 Spangle Street. Canandaigua. New York, In Ih* County of Ontario. Now York. (1) admitting to probata aa th* Lett WMI and Testament el th* decedent the following written instrument attached hereto deled June 17th. 1M 7. and (3) granting letters as totLatter* Testamentary lo DOREEN J. HAGEN Dated, attested and tested on AprM Sth. I S M (SEAL) Hon Frederic T. Henry. J t By Donna Crude!* Chief Clerk lorney lor foi Petitioner L L A N OKARZ I _______ Laurence M Kara. Esq S Gorham Street P O . Boa M l Canandaigua. NewYork 14434 Note: Thi* oil*ban is served upon you at raquired by law. You era not required la appear. If you fail la appear or M* writton objection*, if wii ba assumed that you da net object lo tha raltol requested You have a right la have aa altarney-tl-lawappear for you. Publish April 10. 17. 34. and May 1, IBM O f P-110 �Seminole Herald, Sanlord, Florida •Friday. 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Sal ♦ comm Sanlord based pool heatng Warder No ootd cstmg living vrvned F/T A P/T Car Misty Smaltter 323-2070 t i l . Longwood Meaeege Studio. Walk ms welcome 7 days Private rmt Female Stall Uac*VM7785 112 ■ stae tiaaponan*s. tec 407-338-8300 WO m S07 080 1118 Long Term-Abort Term Tamp To Hire LO O K M O FO R BIR TM M O THER 6 S IS TER White male born in Sanlord (910/45 lo a young amole woman from a prominent Sanlord family Adopted at 9 mot ol age First name was Michael Please cal 1352)372 , 4342 4 you/ia»e mto. . , . , , , 'E X T R A INC O M E 23— Lost & Found ALO N E? F l a Moat R E S P E C TED Dating Bureau Smce 19771 A l Age* met Seniors Bringing People Together 800 922-4477 C N A '6 NEEDED: FLOORMAN. Musi Strip, wsi A bull floors and haul equipment Musi work weekends and week nights CALL 2216781 8*m-5pm. NEW WAGE PROGRAM A l shifts. F T A P T We otter eiceflenl benefits, including med*cal/dent*L1ite Insurance, education reimbursement. 40l(k). paid vacs non, pay instead ot benefit* We are seeking dedicated Individuals with evpenence. but witeng to tram right person(t) Please apply Healthcare A Rehab Center ot Sanford. Contact N4 sa Aymen 950 Meaonvtee R d , Sanford FL 32771-2290 (407) 322 8566 EOE CDL C LASS A TRUCK D R IV E R S N EE D E D Short term haul* • E A S Y MOftET1 Long term emptoymenl opporlunmas ava Sable with (as! growing company Eiceflenl pay A benefits (sitensfve travel involved) See Homier Sates Manager O MARINA H O TEL A C O N FE R E N C E C E N TE R . 530 N Palmetto Avenue. Sanford I AM. 4/26AM No Phona Cals Contractors A Truckers Maka contact quickly, your state A N America New freight m elding sys 24 h rl 13/mm 1698668-4470 MC/Vlaa C O U N TE R P ER S O N lor busy Dry Cleans 1 *1 Lake Mary Good pay 788 3935 Of 592 5555 Earn 1200 - 1500 weekly mail vyj carepgrams For, more,»v lormanor send a s*n ad dressed stamped envelope to Oaus Cards A Oris. PO B01 612290. fckarrs. F I 33281 is looking 'fo/ talented and ea cepiional individual* tor the Wowing position* DEBARY MANOR RN 7-3 ' HousekaspmgLaundry Aids * CNA's AS shifts ' Dwtary Aktes Competitive wages, sieeasnt benefits tn d fteitote schsdul mg Cart 4076806420. EO E. Parents ..C h otceaT* Are your cikldren being invol­ untarily translated due to de­ segregation? • 0*1 you not receive your lest choice ol school? For more information contact Mrs Loud • 321 0849 Mr Cuschens - 328 3240 27— N u r s e r y & C h i l d C are AN EXP LO V M Q MOM Provides educational actMiles along wen TLC A playroom, ten yrd Cert C P flCO LR atTtea rates For mterv ww 330-0700 RECEPTIONIST/COUNTER PERSON F/T er P/T Printing A dale arwy rupen anceaptos Oood salary Cai 3366682 N o w HlrinQ (o r Srtnilnolrt C ou n ty EXPERIENCED Fvs wood bomnet* Musi know how lo ipM A market wood Cart 123-3461 EXPER IEN C ED GROUNDSM EN lor Irse co Top pay. COL A PLUS C A LL 323-34(1 Sates Associates Assistants FuS Time I Part Time Pwase cal 0 am to 3 pm Monday thru Fnday Only 16066746080 a i t 03 EOC use S283-10. WALK4N1 A U . K D rt art thd nurse t specialty Healthy kids too* H R S 4042532 324-18A2 MAIN T t NANCE A LL A R O U N D HA NOYMAN Musi have own loots and iransportaivin. knowledge oI aspects or maintenance C a i 467-2446011 er 497623- 55— B u s in e s s p p o r t u n it ie s HAIR STYLIST We per tor f ipertence Eicertensr Cal our 24 hr Job Line today1 1-600-711-JOBS EOC RIGHT HAND MAN N e e d s 78 w o rk e rs deify. *88 sign on bonus to new em- Up lo SOX comrr»»e*cm|7V M w i w n A Benelfts In Lake Mery Salon FANTASTIC SAMI 1166100 CONSTRUCTION APT REHAB. Carpenter Drywai S Punch out I r t r a pay to rpfvwrs ■Open 8 am I PoBteacb Rrt, Longwesd. 2964108 ASM Fl W C B f f l g *1 also te a l have 1 pJlason. flba 002-1448 ? - £300 - $500 ALL POSITIONS Now h m g Part time A Firt kme E ice Sant wages •SERVERS OteS t aring phone cards No ta ­ pe nonce necessary For mors mtormation send a SASE to Primetime Communicationa. P O Boa 884353. Miami. F I 33268-1353 ■COUNTER W L P M I T Home Butew.ee out them If you are serious about making money ml no set ot prod, no ny, no nsk. C el 262-3320 Hgn vokxrw rsstaursnt Heated at me Ortsndo-Aarrtord Airport Jterry ‘6 C ater 323-0345 EARN 11668b MO. Home Bu*rnees NOT MUM no aartmg 1•00695-0796 act 7806 24 hra Mon-Fn from Asm >0 2pm 59—Financial Services AM ER ICAN MAR) IS hiring tor fulltime work. Monday Friday C a l 22364S4 tar appommers n Ihe Sanlord oftlce T I E D ol bemg turned doom tor o e d TI Ite m where to ctttxi the best deate-creda cards, sm bus loans, debt consolidation Rates as low as 5 9% . no an­ nual toes, etc H A W Enssrpnses 3231998___________________ 63— M ortgages WE B U Y M O R TO A OE N O TES. Trust Deeds Lend Contracts an yvahera It you own a note or art coaectmg pmei C a l 322-4029 70—Education T raining St M A MEDICAL ASSISTANT. A t a MeckcaJ Aawstant with an Associate ol Scienca degraa. you art hatp prapara patterns tor taamutauona. conduct Mnportant tests and perhapa even ass­ ist In mmor surgery Ira a re­ ar i f you waning career you ksa helpIng others Ouarty -Graduate Placement Asse- LAKE MART CHIU) CARE CENTER looking lor responsi­ ble. dspendsbte. A experienced cars giver tor varied age groups Please cel 221-2264 C A P P U C C IN O Late Mary* fine orteig restau­ rant otters a great working en­ vironment Be pert of e protee lionai teem and connxite to our auocsaa Open Posrttona (Fui A Part Tima) •Ctahwashav IS 75/hr -CookJ 11 OOTv •Servers 12 l\?v . ups Apply in psroon at 951 Greenwood Bkrd, l Msry or cal 2216332 Cal Ibdayl 4076316818 C lty C o tb g * B53 East Hwy 436, Ste 200 Ciliatterty. FL 32707 Parents ..O ie to e a Tuntarty bansterred due to deaaraegsawi? ' Did you not receive your Iral choice ot achoor? For more tntofmate ktev Louts- 321-0848 Mr. Cukfwna - 3286240 m Vokjste county CktA needed tmmedetefy hnoua experience helpful Cell Dartery Manor 407686- AfflHT>5N5uT --------- H3TH5-------- C H C O C A M T1ACH 1R-P/R A F/T poa. aval. C O A or E » a ♦. Santord Early CHUhoodCanter, 3226645 n n n a m ' P ' L QT*ta •MX OTXP E X MK X I O. P a T X ZXXN Z Y 0 VZ Z X W Y Q P S C J X . T i n W N I H P O F . ' TXJE S M X 8 0 a V — NY OSZX PREVIOUS SOLUTION: *1 do not mind what language an Edward Appleton*0 ^ * * * ** on# 1 nw undaraUnd-*— BJr 407/831-0033 LOCAL BUSINESS ENTERPRISES Lockheed Martin It an equal opportunity employer cur­ rently in the prncesc of purcuing ihe Orlando Sanford .. .. \irp g rl ^ S y ir t j y Im g p jig menlc cimlracl and are inlcrccled In creLing cufxuntrac love/ pmvidrrc who cpecialIre in ihe following cenicev - • General FJectric 71— H m * W a n t e d 93— R o o m s F o r R e n t WAREHOUSE • 2ND SHIFT STtCKERINO • RECOTON CORPORATION, the nadoni leading diStrtootor/manufsclursr of etoctnc accessories, hat an opening m its Lake Mary warehouse tor Tnd shift stickenng position Hour* ert 4 00PM • 12 30AM Musi be able to kft 50 toe FVtpontC* ■*t include pricing product* •nd tebelng Be abte to adapt to efta get end possess good orgsnustxxiel skit* Apply m person el 2950 Lake Emma Road Lake Mery. FL 32746 EOE W EEKLY R ENTALS Starting • 177Arb • Trenching and FIN » Fencing 99— Apartments • • Fiber Cable Installation U nfurnished NOW MIR**01 F/T POSTIONS: Title Clerk A Recepfomtl PART TIME POSITIONS: lot Driver, PU Delivery Driver. Block Clerk. Counter Cterk, Lane Captan Sate Lrne Up Co ordnitor Apply m person or ca* lor appl Dealers Auto Auction ol San­ ford Between 9AM 4PM M W. 3895 SR 46 East Santord fcomer ol 48 and 415) 407-323 4090 EOeUFTW' DRUG TESTING EMPLOYER WAREHOUSE POSITIONS: SHWPrtfO. RECETWfO. PICK* » . PACKING ANO WARE HOUSVfa • RECOTON COR­ PORATION. toe nations teed mg (kstrbutor’manufacturer of etectroruc accessonst, has Immsaiste openings m its Lake Mery lac-ties tor 1st end 2nd shift wars house. Hours avertable: 7 OOem-l.lOpm. 8 00em-4 30pm and 4:OOM812:16AM. Mutt be abte to Ml a ftwiiwn cf 50 tot on a consn uout basis Forkkft sipenence preferred SUrtmg rate 15 75 I si shift. 15 95 Tnd shift Mutt paas mafh MW Apply .. person e l 2950 lake Emma Rosrt. Lake Mary, FL EOK. Historic Downtown 316-4423 EFFICIENCY Maid >erv • convenient location 3236008 TU fV R S H E O ROOMS-A2 uMt 1 BEDROOM APT 2nd FI. quiet. dsin.Ae. refng. wtr md 129V mo • 1200 dap 32E6146 M A R IN E R S V IL L A G E LAUAOAl BORM I4I0A4O 2 BORN $4/6440 ANO UP 323-6670 md Laixidry. phona. and kit use 165 190 a week 324-4955 SANFORD • 165/wk Prwali Home, al house pnvtedget 324 2464 Ptnw uiktrruvnd lhr Fuul h J i« due April 79. 1991 Inierrued Fmm muu >how proof of crrtif)canon from Iteewa Rigtm Commnuon uvi a tirlrf umvna ry of your rmn'i qualification to prefrvm the reined nork w*Var v n t t . Mail or Fai tiy April 17 y™r reiponw to: ROSELEA VIXAS A? Specter -64fMfbn*i HUO OKAY 487-3366638 , FI 82822 487-717-2741 (FAX) E A R N F U L L -T IIV 1 E P A Y F O R P A R T -T IIV IE W O R K The Seminole Herald needs CARRIERS for established routes in the Sanlord area. All you need is dependable transportation, organiza­ tional skills and afternoon availability In order to begin a great new jobl POSITIONS AVAILABLE NOW! Apply In Parson at tha: Perfect For Retired.Persons Or A s A Second Incomel Seminole Herald 300 N. French Ava. Sanford. FL Outstanding Summer Job Opportunities exist now at looking tor motivated people wen a good phone vowe No expenence neces eery, because we bam you to succeed You can make MOOr ftsbl Work in • km atmosphere iiw Orlando/Sanfford Airport. Mon-Frt. tarn to I pm G e t In on a ll th e « Brandy A Aeeea. B3S-7S44 NEEO 100* MEN A WOMEN Daly workOely pay DUMP TRUCK OMVER WTTN COI- F/T H606 JdrtrtL Vefsdes 1 P U if COME WORK WITH THE MET CALL 322-6133 L A B O R E R S N EE D E D WBCOTON CORPORATION, toe nations teaang manUacturerr FOR UN DERGR O UND U TTU TY C O N TR AC TO R HEALTH WAtrtkAHC f ANO tel X LAWN MAMTENANCE FORE­ MAN S LABORERS Must have exp. Sref Cal Terra Cere 3166000 EIFEIBIHSEE •TRACK HOI OPERATOR •LOADER OPERATOR distrtoutor of consumer atec ironic eccessone*. has an openra n n Lake Mary oRca tor a Lead Spray PsMw, 1M 7:00AM 6 :----- ~ iprsy pamting molded pias prsterrsd Mechancat abexy to mamtam spray booth end pen guns A abrtsy to menam tip ply Inventory a must. Must have excakent communication •tutu and be deur-onented Send resume and eatery his y lo Human Resources. 50 Lake Emma Road. Lake Mary. FL 32748. Of FAX re sums and safety Malory to 407633-1904 SOS________ DynAir Services is experiencing phenomenal growth In our second year of operations. N o w is a perfect opportunity to get involved in the dynamic commercial aviation Industry. We are currently accepting applications for part-time ramp servlets and part-time aircraft cleaning positions. Applicants must work a flexible schedule, understand some English, pass a drug screening*complete a tan year woric/school histo­ ry. For those interested in ramp services positions you must possess a valid Florida driver^ license and be able to Nfc up to 75 pounds on a consistent basis. We Offer: HR » N EW H IS H I $6.00 - $&50 par IM6TMU A6M6AL HI6 For commerculftMIdenbel lend clearing Eipenence pre­ ferred Hobday psvfveceuon MeOt SI Xisurancs. Pay com naurata wrth axp ftert 2266010,16F.76 R E A R ) WORK TOOAVJ8VUOTOOAV *W|V needs P/T help Pnmenly tor dbOvsnes End Ealurdayk Re qurst a strong back, pteaai parsonaUy and #**bent di mg record Personal buck or UV tor lowing tatter raquasd. Cart Kann 823-11*0. STYLIST 4 NAB. TECH tor a busy Labe Mary salon Can Brands 8366181 MUST BE STATE CERT VILLA01. 400 8 LPN NEEDED P/T _____ Faeaxy Oucptemem present tooome. U. TTh S F 76PM, AA W/E 76 EeL 8-11 Sun TIT0600x27 MOU.V MAE) • NBBNO F/T * M-F ’ 66am. W1ETTate. 467-7(76007. NATIONAL CASH ADVANCE Eslabaahed atabte co Is bob managers and F/T ExceMent ocporiunties Greet bens HPQT KVZ NS 407/322-2611 NOW ACCEPTING h Cepe Canaveral Cruise Una. you ditefwwie whei your RdOlOxTtlN C tea n in g by lemowe OR LAND O -------------- LABOR RITE LA B O R ATTENTION MINORITY/ S E M IN O L E DEPARTM ENT HOURS The Sfry*! the UmR_ CELEBRITY CIPHER by Lula Campos _____8216331 T O PLACE AN AD C A LL cash spiffs A free cruwesf 1000 sqrvtort bonus eveAstte 408.108. AUTOMOTIVE OCTARIRS SantoroLongwoodOrtendo Good inooma Potential Benetn Aher 90 Day* Tapft am i 407-293 3055 AVON N8E0B reps - tors ana SM high*quanry prdduett.’ earn good liS. Has hours 32l-7t l2 •Oey or Evanku Ctsiasa •Anrnctef Ant tor Those K to A baeuMti S eacteng hotel lo­ cated m toe UCF area • fwmn tar toe tartowmg poateona All MRVCRS. COOKS. NOBTf NOrtTESrt. NOUS* PERSON. Apply m person 10 Hoadey Inn 12125 r v t Tech Ave. Ortartdo EOE DRUG FREE WORKPLACf IMMEDIATE OFENrtSGS. • n . Cs tea P/T A A ae e m th T 1ST ANO 2ND •LV R E C O TO N CORPORA D O N , the nations leading manufacturerrdwfttouior oJ electronic accessories, hat an opening m its Lass Mary leeway tor tat and 2nd sMl as­ sembly positions Hours are 7 00AM 130PM and 4 00PM 12 30AM Musi be abte to Ml a m n e u n ot 35 tot and stand tor 8 hours Apply ai person at 1090 Emma Oast Trail. Lake .Mary, FL 32746________________ Come and |0*i o r ca/tng team ol Nunes and CNA't Excel benefits Eipanenced rec ognued lOOpm-IIOOpm shift evtetebto. Please apply si person Deltona Haalhcare RehatxMation Center 1851 Elkcam BML Deftona EOi L IK E W O R K IN G W IT H P E O P L E ? H O TEL O P P O R T U N IT IE S 1500 DOWN—WHY RENT? When you can own tins 3 bdrm horns ml C/HA. new pent A car­ pel? Ask about HUD hometl The HIMman Group, Inc. In the ovom of an error, the Seminole Herald will be responsible lor the first insertion only and only to the extent ol the cost of that Insertion Please chock ad lor accuracy the first day ft a m , S T O C K ROOM FI Dl required Noon6 00 pm M F. O/F/WdV Cart 2861182 PHONE REPS ■ Earn 14) to 1500 or more • bonuehvk Day A Eve hr* avail Ben after 60 days Car M F 3236700 to set up an appl No sxp, wKbam Postal Jobs Up to 11721 hr. Guaranteed H»* For App And Exam Into Car 6am 5pm PST (SMHII'WORK s i L 61001 DUMP TRUCK DRIVER WANT­ ED 5 days I week 322 8466 In ho me preschool egos 2-11. lim ned apace Cart 321-7813. 10 3 — H o u s e s U n f u r n is h e d 8 AM - 5 PM MONDAY - FRIDAY AG CARRIERS. INC. A FL BASED CARRIER FO R K LIFT aapenancad. strong back good FL CL. pay commanaurala wfth n c 3466120 DEADLINES Part-Time ( 4 0 7 )6 6 0 ^ )4 4 4 F/T EXPE R IE N C E D R O PER A Q R OU NO M AN. Salary nego Musi ba over 10 yr* and have a vakd Fix. Soma Benefss Drug Free Work Place Cart 3366717 NOTHING Bl/T THE FINEST FOR VOUI Gdfvtew Apts on Rinehart Rd A 46A. Lk Mary AS apt homes ml pnv alarmvgarages State-ofthe-arl aclrvity/fifnes* facility Open today Stop out or car 302-2007 tor a personal showrig Tuesday Ihru Friday 12 Noon The day before publication. Sunday 12 Noon Fnday ACCOUNT REPS II you have txiweu lo bun ness sales experience, are leftmotivated, reiteti oriented wrth the desve to wm. Labor Ready needs you We offer salary, bo­ nus. beneto and mors Sand resume to Labor Raady IASI 8 French Ave, Sanford FL 32771 or far to 4076236787 DR YW ALL FINISHERS Needed tor lead crew E ip w/ handtoois A loots C al Al It 321 3234 (■ trualen Operators Training position 2nd A 3rd Shift only 18 0 0 V Located al The San­ tord Airport 3000 MeBonvtae Ave Santord 407-111-2801 H e r a ld C L A S S IF IE D A D R A T E S LABOR R EA D Y 0 A O C ARRIVE,MC. ' NEW PAT P LA N " T 9 TO 32 Cents P « MM LOADED A L M P I T T O S TA R T' •LAY OVER PAY" BREAK DOWN PAY' ‘EXTRA STOP PAY•I Osy Oft lor 7 Days Out' •VACATION PAY1 •h o l i d a y BONUS PAY* '401 K RETIREMENT •PERFORMANCE BONUS •SAFETY BONUS •RIDER PROGRAM •CONVENTKXALS ‘ SATELLITE EQUIPPED •EMPLOYEE Asa* Program 1 Yr O TR EXP/ C IS A COL REO S e m in o le AUDITOR, ROOM ATTENDEHTS, A MAINTENANCE UTILI­ TY. Apply n person to the Hampton frm A Steles. 3450 Ouadrangfe Bfvd. Orlando EOE, Drug Free Workplace M co AXTSr- L O O K M 0 FOR W ICKLOW per ents that with to remain al Wtcttow or WTHon parents that •nth to transfer lo Wicklow Call Mrs Louts 321-0841 99— A p a r t m e n t s U n f u r n is h e d NEW ANO EXCITING HOTEL LOCATED NEAR THE UCF is fixing lor the following posi Eipenenced shop at horns window trssl mem ipeosbsl lake MeryOvtedo area Salary pkii bonus Call 1600-378- 25— S p e c ia l N o t i c e s O 71— H elp W a n t e d *98* ADMIN A M T turned Opening CrerM Dept strong comm, etencai skills coftechon eip a • EOC Drug Free WT* CoasPne 0«M (407)323 0500 FOUND Ig grey long haeed le mate eger sfnpe cat. dectawed front Ieel FoteVl al Towna Cantar Apts. found 4/13 To claim cal 324 4320 71— H e l p W a n t e d Fui or panama Tbp salary, boB md ooffEiiit ton. Smoking too. Longsiood toeabon. Cal Oabbte al 7076270 TEMP. LABORERS A CASHIERS 4 peopte to imtoad tuefca 4 t caahters • Chuck HomteFt Truckload Sate. See Homier lanegar • MANNA HO­ TS. 4 CONRRENCC CENTER, 830 N. FMmarto Avenue. San­ tord. 8 AM. 4/2698 Pays |7.0Qf r*i NO pnonii C M - NOW NHBMi Deed No MteS, PT/FT, no I ■wy Cel 103-7812 TUPPCRWARE Earn 120-130 par hour tor etoia money or have a kA6ma career 8216421 ^ Free* 4n f C x iiU . • .0: )?;■’" * tV ? ® / i, m £■».• * r (L / ;■ 'r**A*fr - <r, k: ■ % ‘l .••'FgjASOU-i-l*,-. -M i> ♦;*'». 2 ’ A* ¥ * *& . ' -.-n "K M �12A ■Scmnoto HernM, S*n'ord. Florida •Friday. April 24, 199C K I T ’N ’ G A K L M .K ® 141— H omes F or S ale 10 > — l l o l i s i s U N It.R N IS M I n I Bdrm House '93' Water St Mi 6 VC Credit reI njrtl Ca« 324-2417 tor price BEAUTIFUL PINE R10GE 20*21) ccmdo. 1S1 Hoc* Has trash ba nt, new carpet front screened porch Ready to move W $48 900 SE2 SELL!!! M SANFORD I t ! Country Dub O -rte Clean j ' l Huge beet yin) Pieaunt nerghtoortwed a r f i 2525 Geon>a C H A $525.mo * ‘.A V FO R O 4»e Oar R e a l e s t a t e , in c 322*7498 350-0700 S :S t V r 407*699-4796 4 BED POOL HOUSE -No Pine H.ru Totally remodeled $1000 dn $650 mo Open House Sun 1-S 788-0629_________________ 2? Ccndo. tt> comm pool Lease - opbon $5501500 J M DOYLE (407) 322-2470 WE NEED H O U S ES T O R EN T 105—DUFUX/TR1PLEX 7342 SERENE 12, lamtfy heghtw* hood. Estate se4 Bm*t (57) lor Navet Officers $71900 3266 WANTED 3 bdrm m Ravenna Pars Cal Oot Waller. Jemtgan Prop ernes 323 3165 or 330-3255 SERENE 12. tanvty neghbor hood. Estate sea Buit (57) tor Navel Oftcers $71 900 Cat Oof WaAer Jemgan Proper net 321-3165 or 330-3255 3/2 w.iam rm. pool, (acutn pnv lence Eryoy the pool this summer, priced right at $75 000 JIM DOYLE with Stenstrom Realty (407) 322-1420 SANFORO, I bedroom, security alarm. FuA All, carport Discounted to $455 324-2787 107—M obile Homes For Rent Fum $500/mo met $230 Dap Avar 5/1 No ctatten no pets Pref non- vnoker Aftet 5 30 327 0774 or 'Ay OH 321-07P6 117— C R o m m e r c ia l AFFO R D ABLE HOM ES V E N T U R E t P R O P E R T IE S en ta ls MARY. 192 Country Club ltd. once or retai. 462 sq ft, -ontad R Davis 647 7788 lake LEASE Prime showroom $ narehouae $10970 sq It SR 44) homage 407-578-2500 118— O t e ic e R LK MARY 4/3 over 2300 sq ft tern poolSpa 3 c. gar $196,500 DU PLEX O R HOUSE 4/32 M frple, over 1800 sq ft-179.900 4/14 Renovated Ceramic tie sac sya Incd yd $54,900 MARKHAM W O O DS 5fi bd 3 bath 1 2 acres Over 3500 sq ft LrvVSrvlam. tem pool. $294400 S pace Fo r ent A WOVE IN SPECIAL!) 400 eq ft & up' $265 A M O NTH OlhceStorage 32 1 -0120 or 333 2554 I 'A I I I O S IIO IIN L vl t . in i t ’H D l ’L *r I L S OFFICE/OFFICf-W AREHOUSE Now Avssabie. Guardian Personal Storage Cal lot details 578 2500 I.* 1 -I /!>-» 153— A creage Lot For SANFORO OFFICE SPACE 2 Suites avertable - 1100 SF A 1800 Sf. 407-321-7004_________ S ale BLRLDMQ L O T S 06 427 aeross bom Sunland Estates 141— H o m e s F o r S a l e 323-6212 or pgr 444-6599 O EB A K Y -2 lots 75X150 $7{A) A 150X150 $13(A) Res toned C a l pgr 945-0157 or 322-9140 A TTE N TIO N P R O P E R TY OWNERS* 9 you are BvnUng si searg your home or proper­ ty. new *s the time The marvel <t active and merest ralaa i tow C a l Roland at Janwn Properties Inc and I adl pro­ I vide a ino cost or oWganoo Market JAnalysis of your home I Marvel D E L TO N A 10 acres fa g i area 10 acres. Ideal tar horse* or corns farm. Mobile home or homesrta. Zoned agrl $44,900. Financing aval w/ sm down payment (904) 767-6100 3 BDRM Fenced C H A Great locaaon $57,900. VIP Prpopernet 332 9696 anyone 0*295-3461 122 53$ Lot 122 9/21 $7 O AK SPRINGS 3/2 OH W de 24X60 Cs The*dr SI CPAngt vAyAght A booth n Atlch Huge LR w tire piece upgraded esrpet, DR etec cond Call Pal fc* Sppt 332-9116 ________ 67 OAK SPRINGS 12 OH W«1o 12X60 Cslherdral ceiiw jv iky vght A b o «h n A.tch H g e LR whre pisce. upgraded carpet. DR exec cond. Call Pal few sppt 322-9129_________ FREE W OOO A W OOD CHIPS A MULCH C A LL 323 1411 GARAGE SALE BAR-B-Q SAT 11-8 ALL ALUMINUM Welk in coots* 4.5*6 1/2. new moto* A therm indoors o* out $1,000 FIRM 330 4479 199— INVEST OR BUYING HOUSES PLUMS o< LEMONS Charlie 889-7287 813 ESCAMBIA Or oft E 20th len on Locust. Right on Eacamtiia Beautiful mens cloth vig antique table 8 mrec________ hu 5 e RUMMAGE SALE FLORIDA HOTEL S A T -10-5 500 S Oak Avscomer of SB) A Oak Clothes, baby items. records, etc Something for everyone______________________ HUGE OARAGE SALE A DINNER SAT 8-4 211- B E D -Q U E E N lire . Hack wrought von canopy and premier orthopedc sel Neve* used »tm boied, Cost *1200 Sell *325 Call 173-7118 1901 W ALL' A N T lO U E / C o iL T C T I B I E S HOUSE OF G O O D IES 901 Lo­ cust Ave Furn , appii. househ o r ^ e t a ^ ^ 4 ^ a n d ^ l3 L 8 3 9 ^ ^ FIRM Nev­ $95 Call SUN 8*7 Sanlo'd 6375 MWY 427. S O M ETHING TO R EVER YO NE! TO O LS . F u m . clothing, house­ hold items, etc Victorian style with 2 twin mathesves A trims# Never used $300 407 GARAGE SALE SAT 9-3 DAYBED * Vunde A two 20 y* mattresses Never used Cost $850 Must tea $250 cash 254- 1194 Tlmocuan Way-Long wood-Ofl General Hutchinson Prkwy. Household Items, bi­ nes euppUee and recreational equipment.________________ DR YERS Starling O $100 War ranty A datvery A . Beat 324-3285 E N TE R TAIN M EN T C E N TE R 2 units. Light jiw pla $ 2 1 0 .,Cod 332-Q188 o* 6B 8-T M 6 M A TTR E S S BALE * Full siir used boa sprmgi 8 mattress $65 00 Larry a Mad 322-4132 R A N G ES - Several to choota Irom Warranty < dabvery A . Bast 124-3266 Microwave carl, small appl. rrvsc household Hems t clothes Sat only 8 2 700 O t- GARAGE SALE - SAT 9-1 •* *Vn 105 VM en Road-Ssntord Something tat everyone!!________ OARAGE SALE SAT 9-3 303 SATSUMA OR-San lord oft Country CM ) LOTS OF MISC. LAKE MARY BALL FIELD115 Sheaiey Road Chavs, sofas, lames, pvt ta m . kids toys/eiectronics. mower, vacuums, tanner ware, takes. 6 rrvsc household Cad $30-0293 MOVINO SALE SUN ONLY 9-7 129 Anthony Dr Grovevww V ilage Sub SO M ETHINO FOR EVER YO NE'____________________ BAT ONLY. S-t Children» clothes & toys, lum, coeectablea. kitchenware, best seeen Hard 6 Soft cover. 2561 El Cep nan Dr_________________________ BAT. 9-7 Fum .yard equp. Utah table A chewI and nvxh move US M avai Or o i ol 20ta 6L 8A T April 25 9-3 MaeMd Heme, clothes, appl, sewing mech and much moral 205 Meadow Mas Dr o6 of Lake Map/ Bfvd f f i d H t i -------------------------------------------- W AS H ER S Always In stock Dabvery 2 yew warranty A* Best 334-3264 187—Skirting G oods ■ PO R TS SC O R ES A NEW S NOW! 1-900-388-5900 ext. 8541 GARAGE SALE SAT ONLY ALL DAY Geneva -2200 Retreat R d 8 miles E of Sanford, of) Multel Lik e Park Rd follow sign* ResturaM dahet and tuppbea and akX o4 YARD SALE SAT 7-7 4311 Orange Ave-od Household, lawn A mac 477. 1/2 MONTH FREE RENT 1 m . L IA M m a m — w r m m f i a s i j 1B D R M /1B A TH U O ^ n . 2 B D R M /1 B A T H 10 2 5 * * 8 . 2 B D R M /2 B ATH EHU® £ £ (i/ in g We Offer Affordable Beauty and Value! •Single Slory Design • No One Betas/ or Above • Energy • Etlcienl Studio. 14 2 BedroomAflordibte Apartment* • friendly, On-Site, Dependable Management • Attic Storage, Private patio & Motel • Spwious AfiertmcnLa with large CloecU • Lake Front • Volleyball • SpaiUlot Itaol • Tennis Courts i ^Country Lsks Agtt. N j / - . __ ___ NRPONT61VD / UVCOAKULVD A1N S a n fo rd C o u r t A p a rtm e n ts 3291 8. Sanford Ava. Sanford Country Lake Apartments 2714 l l t o w i l Atav lu llp j eS90*5204 f 323-3301 WAREHOUSE SPACE Warehouse space for rent, 1,250 aq. ft., part of larger warehouse area. 24 hour access. Located behind Seminole Herald newspaper building. Truck loading dock available at no additional coat. No lease required. For more Information, call Frank Voltollne at the Seminole Herald. SOt B O R . Roth ikopoca out thto Bern prka will ba*ai lowor ■ may asm. The problem with BKtiaM « lha (he Nddto|oftti M i to bfltoed b t o B t o k S a lm m o is f in l come, flnl wvid btiit bk! $$$ P A B t For Junk Cars. Trucks A Mac! v i r n t j u t a k ^ g f ^ T i r u m -tM O 240— B o a t R e n ta l s FISHING B O A TS FOR R EN T Starting at $30 $ 14) Also 24 Pontoon Cat 330-1612 Advertise your car or truck for sale You're sure to get resultt with Seminole Hereto Classifieds! Call 322-2811 to place your ad. « W . All vehicleswill beondisplay ■BinHeadChevroletwidi registratioabcgimingal 800 amonSunday, April 26*. By II KX>m prospectivebuyers will havebeengiven i penooalliedpatsillowini themto inspect (he vehicles dut (merestthanbetween11dWm Bid 12.90noon, ■ whichtime thePremierSlashersale actuallybe|im. ThePremia Sltsha will thenbtfin slashing potted prices on (he vehicles. Whoever b utim| behind (be wbsel of(hevtfaick nhenthe priceb tUtod will begiven be frt opportunity to purchasethe vehicle Mthat price. “Webelievethatpeoplewill amonly tsjoy (to*| ajrtM deal but drey'll abohavefua doin| it,’ tays Ruth. Local BaM Reptesenadves will beoo handtoarTwqt tawcost rnancini on the ipot “hioatofall, we'vegot 3.75 ■OlioadoUmwortiof kvRxy-thm'iovtr ISOcm, twb,nM,Mdqiori utility vehiclestochoo« ftns.lt 307 Satauma DrSanford-Oft Country Dub Rtanaar idytaatata school. WO. stack WO. r a d v ­ ert. coffae/ind tables, tote of rrvsc, dishes, toys 629027$. 195— M a c h in e W ork IH FA R Ntaqere. w j g m t BU 10 l ■ 10 gauge cap. Good c a m YARD SALE THUR/FRVSAT 7:307 253-A d d itio n s 4 R e m o d eu n c 1000 LO C U S T AVE-Georgetown Sub Tools. Baby aema. houaehold asms. lum . lawn 6 garden equipment A Nice clothing EARLY BIROS II 302 2208 ADVANCE TE C TO N IC S 219— W a n ted to B uy B U Y IN G C O M P U TE R S P AR TS 1218992 222— M PIANO LIS A O N B -K R W TY WR^ LIAM S Sen lord A n a 324-7568 Member of N i l Fad of Music. 223— M iscellaneous FR EE CAR, 96 A FU N In your spare Bn*, bean tat 37 C M Unda • 626-3317. I taeo cAer repL pci. and rnw T i c p m a n . 11661 t t t f||| C O C O O IM NEW R EM O DEL R ER U N Doors, windows, carpenky. tatangi , decks A concrete 323-4938I St O Balm CBC19960 259-Bed it B reakfast T H E m * T I ON CHET OceanIrani Bed A BreeMeil Inn. A vary ramanK eecepe 262-Cabin ets uMUcountartop/ U K S H N to taorMnew r . . 349-9066 •veaabW. Lttcilmur 1-900488-HAUL (4261) 321-8972 2 8 9 -C l e a n i n g S e r v ic e s KATTfYE 13 F M to f M ill. May. 174 (1/4mtaioutfic* Hornhpot) (MTim-Tin I mprovements CHARLES D. (Den) BuUta. C8C0572B5. Re*/ Comm., remodel, adtabont. re­ pair MC, VISA ... 607-320-1741 DAVE) KEY CONSTRUCTION NewffkemodellngAtapelre L k : COCQ67W6 320-7101 HANDYMAN -Painting, concrete, dry wel. remodeling, renov* Hone. Cai 262-7069____________ 281-I rrigation I t Repair_______ ty»fonvSptCdl >060 321*3717 285-L andscaping FU LL LAWN SVC hadgM* bushes, am tree tnrnmmg 7 yre •xp. Senior taec 8*n*(»in.on guar. For tree eel 860-6608 1UM.IJ.fU.8MBl (MT)BI4M4 * 7 3 , 0 0 0 INCLUDING LOT CalI to see If you qualify for this opportunity to own a now homo. ? 407-338-8733 * MEDCO DEVELOPMENT U B B d WBBhBFB 8 D rya ra ■Sated on idee price of >73.910 srSh 1% fMA Mm l >0 y i»-A P H A l l trow 880JQ 68, 2 8 7 - L a w n S e r v ic e s Clean opt, KwteltaUone. BrnP i $ rock M i l , ntowtoa, wood edgng wta ba happy to help ( « you! monthly laem carl E U H S C A FE LAWN MOMT Fro* E l O R EO G ROSS LAWN EERVICf RES/COM Q U A LITY CARE FREE EST $21-0636. pervdeWe PRO 666-6620 288-L e g a l S ervices A -Z LewTech Divorce $55. Custody $75 Bankruptcy ITS . Nam* Chang* $55, Etc. 24 hre (407) 522-0347 http://www.mtndephnq.oom/ 300-Pressure C l e a n in g CaR llw Beet! I Free Eewnaiee. Great service RaWComm d n 4 4 ^ 1111 Free eat UcAns. Metar d T S l -r•am OecM'WWhs'Drtvee'Home** •Buitang* n*a/Comm*Free Eta/ UscAneur Etaam Factory H O d M c o w W a M 324-7606 p a Ma d is e TER MTTE r WA f > I ___ WMyftowMeAao UBC/WtUR OAUAOE REPAIR RRCCULKT •LtowVtaur • Free Eaamew* -20 Ware Emenerx e 275-Drywa U. ■CroaMreLandmape Oewgna DNYWALLTTUCCOFtapevx WU6 A Cesng Tatauree •One Time Yen) Ctaen-Up WE DO IT ALL! C A L L OtCKW K L E C T R K » r 31 Yre. Tree cuBtng/pruntng Landscape gretang Top toATd tar/grevei Beck-hoetnb cel Ffaetonebte raw*. RANCH RENTALS 407-322-3466 2 7 9 -H A U U N G M o . P .l. o d t ■••tana i 308— T e r m it e R e p a ir * - —^~^ ITMLIrurf t* IOfTi*iA.WEfyDnoOr Apin 2 7 8 -E l e c t r i c a l *4ZU PALMPO INT,SANFORD -ta SW ANSON LAWN 6CRYICC Corrptata cuts $15 ♦ CaU a de 280-Home t PSMHKLI R RERAM A* mtare* 1 rnodidi- Ntw compfoM 4 tonfl rapan, pemong A caramc Me. ‘ " RtetS treetr « ut-oaio Select your lot a! Ofcount, there'smamtodue saledunjust reducinf teve»toryRutfanpiart’ BUI Hard Chevrolet b ahrtyi lookini for I weyto>ivc backtodw community that's|ivtn to muchtous." Ha fckthat $ivin>ha Criendi Bid ott>hbon intheOrlandoveil chnce to tavt on then vehicleswi$farmoredcsirabk thanwboiesalinithemtototal ttnufcn at n auctioa. Tbotewbhin|tobaMlhe ruihcn bepre^tfbtorsd bc>niun|Todaya Bill Hemd Chevrolet, MiJOrbodoDr. (Routt 1752-1/2mikNorthof LakeMay BNd) For further infornutioaob thisom-of-t-kiod uks rvot piomcal(407)I2J- tR A * H REM OVAL OF A i T “ u s ic a l In s tr u m e n ts 2 7 9 -H a u u n g TYFE1. QuereniMd beet ills Conelniction clebrs. geiege ctaen out roofing. W i HAUL ANYTHBSO. Large l l t a l drop off FO R APPLI A\CE SI (JUt. i,., t couldn't gel ny bettor for the icriout buyer’ Ruth remind*prospective buytn toact quickly if(hey wmt totiki advemsn of thesemcrtdible savts|s. ‘ I can't stress enoujh that thb b aoneday only sale*event “ Once our inventory b reduced, theSlashedpricescomeoffa^ it’sback tobusine**to usual. It’sibo firstcome, frt saved, toh’l criticaltocomecvty, if youexpect tohaveny chance ofpaint ** vehicleyou YARD SALE BALANCE OF ES­ TATE FRV8AT 9-3 2 8 3 -C a r j t n t e y BUY A NEW 3 BEDROOM, 2 BATH HOME FOR LESS THAN RENTING ihert will beso biddto|, (bus tffopdini boyen theperfect opportunity to purdtate a quality usedcar M(be lowtrt possibleprice, includingat least4vehicles, sock valued ashigh bs 55000for aslittiebs O W E * . WISH i SO M C TH B M FOR EVRHYONB. i 7 « $ - n « 6 i r f l B H , a n ted SUBDIVISION YARD SALE COVENTRY SAT/SUN 8-3 C ent C opper/ Brass mo Recycling: 321-0004 *. Flral-JWF M . BaLSS IS W. HOURS U M f n 9 l2 0 < U I I C U U I h 322*2611 ORLANDO,FL -JocRdh, Oowil Mni|crofBill Honl Chevrolet, Amcrica'iU^ol CkvTokt Dealer”, sRxxnced planstodqr for aooe-day tale* event Out will fame usedcm foraslows*$99. Tlw event, namedthe"PraaierSkjfeer SakTir for tbc (id 4m tevtnl “PranwSlaihen^wfllbe liMnlty rluhlni prica anaed cm riftn beforeb«yen rjn, it •dieduledfar dm Stmky, April28*. RaisOrSUne. Rdb offenasimpleaplaatioB for this unprecedented tale: ‘‘We'vehadrecordisks toCwtbityearmd wt'rc overnocked withtrade-ins. h’i Out limpte.” HeaddL”Durin|this salesmm wt will offer usbtlievsbit vthm ob oar toed inventory, ad tome vehicleswill tell forai lowas S99.” ThisMkwillprovidi dmb *m win haimpaaiMi to pm up.” Expect retail prica to beslmlMdbyS3000toS7000,if ion $14,000 0 0 0 407-296-1502 MOVE-IN SPECIAL 1 COM E MOVING SALE SAT/SUN 9-2 3-FAMILY GARAGE SALE VYh.te. 16Tb Street ceouOr 217— G arage S ales BRASS B ED Oueen w 20 yt Orthopedic mallress set Never used Cost *800 Must sell $225 cash 3*4-8000 i»w »* 14RU4IS64S 6434 GARAGE SALE SAT-8-12 AND SUN-9-12 S upplies 1 PUPPY Shots 8 wormed 1/2 AKC Springer Spaniel, 1/2 lab $50 Call 323-7295 RE FRIO. ADMIRAL 18 e ft In great shape. $150 Call 3228975 anything. >1 «> ear H indi Pe ts & Cocksltels. Breeders. Cages. Lovebirds, Cages 6 nests, t te male Indian Rmgneck Parrot I year old Also young birds handled 321-2292 181— ArriiANCE* & F urniture For Sale BEOS O R TH O P ED IC S E TS with 5 year warranty er used Twin $75 Full Queen $1t5 King $165 467-668-9954 1901 West 16th Street Sanford Mot dugs, candy apples etc E q u ip m e n t 159— RrAL Estate BED 217— G arage S ales 197— Ris ia u r a n t PARK AYE. MOBIL E PARK Homes $3 000 to $6 000 Set Up F h in c n g QUIET! 322-2981 DAY 193— L awn & G arden NEW • HP E L E C T S TA R T T A L ­ ER Troy Bin O tg pnee $2339 will sei to* $1000 C a l 324 5298 CARRIAGE C O VE 87 14X78. in. CHA f.e place, W t' hook ips $12,000 Come and visa to see Hours 10am 4pm 126 Coachaght Court________________ SUPER S M G E WATER B EO 1100. Cad 323-1771 tnyUme. w im cash W Orlando Area Shoppers Express Disbelief Bui Dealer Remains Optimistic As Sunday, April 26*Sale Dale Approaches. Ideal lor lam W g or nursoryl Zoned agrt cultural $3.900/A CRE Sm down w/ownar finance 904-787 1772 or 904-767 e h ic l e s inity Local Car Dealer Shocks Communi “WE’RE SELLING CARS FOR m W a n ted SUN LA NO V3 Fenced plan, great for large l $52,000 Owner 32M093 238— V 24 « 44 3/2 SpM 1982 S k ytw tap tiding $16,900. SANFORD2/1 furn COV paIto.thcd. e«c cond. ctain quiet pA low to $ conv loc $4500 SANFORO 5/1 2 Story 1917 H* lone home LR wdr pic. Den, DR 2 Aitch CHA sec Motherlaw & drive way. NEEDS TLC $125 000 C a « 834-7958 or 320- SANFORO. 2/t near Seminole MS CHA. W W CARPET Sec 9 accepsea 323-4484 or .44 5513 _______ •i l g •92 PONT. Trentport Q T e 9 3 eng p/w/), CD. ADS. great cond $6995 330 9638 o m is ______________mgs._____________ SANFORO 3/1 CHA Wal to wa< carpeting Section 6 OK 333- 12. Part M A N A G E R S S P E C IA L 11 s 60 2/1 1987 Show Fum C H A gsvlum $15,500 Police Impounds Good running Honda. Chevy. Jeeps A Sports utikhet 1-600-772*7470 eiL7360 i H 198$ Pslm H.tbof Motvle Horn* 26i64 Must Sen L ias new. many evt'as $19,000 592 2702 CHA W O hkAjp $4951450 SE IZ E D CARS bom 1175 Porsches. CediHaes. Chevys BMW s, Corvettes Also Jeeps 4WD s Your area Tot Free 1 800-216 9000 E»1 2206 lor C«r reel listings CARS S100-$500 o b il Homes horn pennies on $l Delinquent Tai, Repos REOs Your Area To* Free (1) 800-218 9000 Ext H -2206 tat current Ht- SANFORD an ween porch 1661 Ford Tempo O L Auto. 4/ c p l p ‘w p i hit, cruise funs a>c. clean 06K miles S2.S00 O BO 323-1263 F o r S a if CARRIAGE COVE (407) 323-8160 S T E N S TR O M R E N T A L S 231— C ars For S ale 235— T ruck /Buses/Vans For S ale GOVERNMENT FORECLOSED S a n f o r d 3/i Like new c h a SUXVmo 153-3750. SANFORD i n Ccndo C H A . ten psio----- .$5001 $00 NEW SMYRNA BEACH BOUSHELLE ISLANO ) /I ground boor. sen. porch. 197(A) 904-426-2953 157— M P 231—Cars For Sale 155—Condominiums Fo r S A tt i g i ; W ( l i s t O M rm . 2 be a' . t car garage No pets $650 mo ■ $650 dop 1 r *»**« 695-4146 $SM . Deposit li> I .b i t ) W r lR h l I A J LANOBCARE HAUUNO ItRVtCBB- Commt A rea, denM removal, mowing-Dump Mr Ben/ aval tree eta 330baOOor 94D6I36 2 8 7 -L a w n S e r v ic e s AAA DRABS MASTERS. AI u<vtcas ftaRPW Dvovfcfod p— * w v n rw u ■ D#otn<lAblA eww y r * ■ re •Ca* tor Free 607-034977 3 12— T r e e S e r v ic e CHEAP) CHEAR1 Tree removal prorung/lhiecborMAoul keeping Ueolneur. 311 DON RKKRCN TREE SVC Tree/slump remove!. Free act Uctfneut. 239-734] 81MR90NE Prof Tree 8vc. » yra am. 24 hr storm damage heritor account Total tree cere Free etatmelee Bucket bud M U M . Cal 327-4728 TOMMY RUNYONLewi A Tim Svc kc/lne. reatacom. Bucket truck, stump freeeel �SeirWrn*# Hamid. Sanford. Florida • Friday, April 24,1998 * 1 *A by Chic Young BLONDIE wuxr a Pets may spread diseases eEAuncut sight:. D E A R D R . G O T T : A r e th e r e d is ­ e a s e s that can be sp read from d ogs and cats to th eir owners? D E A R R E A D E R : Without a doubt, and m any o f th e affliction s a r e s e ri­ ou s. T h is in t e r e s t in g s u b je c t w a s r e v ie w e d in th e m e d ic a l jo u r n a l A rch ives o f Intern al M ed icin e (Sept. 22,1997). BEETLE BAILEY by Art Santom THE BORN LOSER rCLKM>,TO?K< riTV m M STUFF LADIES OCT IHTHE-lR LE66 WHEN THEY G6 T OLDER.! W ILBOTOKE CKNYOO TELL USWKVT C6LLULCXP W6 NOE. GOING TO LEfKN AfiOLTr FILfM)! X l!> T by Charles M. Schulz PEANUTS HEY, CHARLES..MOM 5AY5 TO COME BET YOUR 00 6.. IS HE5 IN OUR KITCHEN A6AIN PRINKIN6R001 BEER ...ALL RIGHT. I'LL TELL HIM GENERAL KRSHIN6 JUST CALLEP..ALL LEAVES HANE BEEN CANCELEP.ItWRE TD SET BACK TO THEAEROPROME IMMEDIATELY J " S L by Howl* Schneider EEK A MEEK SOMEBODY O X £ ASk ED HIM WHAT HE STWJDS FOR... f U A t o P O U T H IT h e &a u to M e ." JIM .AAYBCW M XD Kl&PTHOUGHTSLUX THAT TOYOUttUF.HUHf WHAT 0000 WOULD .THAT DO?' W hen s h o u ld y o u d ra w tru m p s ? This is one tough question to answer. It could b e im m ediately, o r after a few tricks, o r never! T h ere is an old story that in London there a re many hom e­ le s s m en w a lk in g th e A lb e r t E m b a n k m e n t b e c a u s e th e y d r e w trumps too late — and an equal num­ b e r o f h o m e le s s p lo d d in g th e sam e Tham es-side b e et because they d rew trump* too soon. Is there a guideline to help the Inexrienced? Y ea — but m ore about that a moment. First, look at the NorthSouth hands in today's diagram . Y ou a r e in fo u r s p a d e s . W e s t l e a d s th e heart queen. H ow m any losers do you have? What is your line o f play? J l o r t h m a d e a lim it r a ia e , w h ich showed about I t support pointa with P a 4 ' 0T T f T T at least four trumps. Y o u h a ve fo u r lo s e r a : tw o sp ad es, on e heart and o n e club. ( I hope you didn't overlook the third-round heart lo s e r.) Y ou cannot ru ff an y o f th ose lo s e r s in th e d u m m y , eo y o u m u st a ffo rd — d ra w trum ps as qu ick ly as p o u ih fr A lt e r w in n in g w ith th e h e a rt a c e , you should unblock the ace-king o f d i­ am onds, then play a club. L e t's sup­ p ose E ast wins w ith the a c e and r e ­ tu rn s a h e a r t. W in w ith y o u r k in g , cross to dummy w ith a d u b , and d is­ card yo u r last h e a rt on th e diam ond queen. Finally, to a n sw er th e in itial qu es­ tio n , n o w th a t y o u r lo s o r c o u n t is down to three — the number you can arrange to discard that heart loser on a winner. And you m ust d o It now. I f you lead a trump at trick tiro, it will be too late to g e t rid o f that los e r — un­ less W est suddenly develops an in ex­ plicable allergy to hearts. " f t . . : , > - ’ s) t ( , ■ i T ' ; . . - i t c. c t r . by Bob Thsves FRANK AND ERNEST — P a r a s it ic In fe c t io n s , su ch as h o o k w o rm , ta p e w o r m an d ro u n d ­ w orm , a r e com m on in an im als, and cause rash, abdominal discom fort and ranmomn nnnmiiB nnnnnn nnm inn mnno □□□ nnmn nnnnn nnnrcn nnnnnns nnnnm nnnnn nmnnm nnnnm nrannnan nnnnn nmnmn □nnn nran nmnn nnnnnn nnnnnn nnnnnn nnnnnn □nnnmn nnnnnn B y P h illip A ld e r by Jimmy Johnson nated food, but human in fection has been traced to dogs and cats. T h e d is ­ e a s e c a u s e s f e v e r , d ia r r h e a an d abdom inal pain, and can be diagnosed by stool cultures. Antibiotics are usu­ ally necessary. — T o x o p la s m o s is, ■ m ic ro -o rg a n ­ With m ore than 110 m illion pet dogs ism carried by cats, can cause serious and cats in the United States, humans have been exposed to at least 30 types m a n y o t h e r a y m p to m s . T r e a t m e n t human d isease that m im ics m ononu­ cleosis, but can le a d to apontaneous o f potentially Infectious agents, ran g­ depends on the type o f parasite. in g from b a c te ria to fungi. H e re a re — Cryptosporidiosis, which causes a b o r tio n In p r e g n a n t w o m e n . T h e som e o f the m ost com mon ones: d ia r rh e a and o th e r sym p tom s, can d ia g n o s is d e p e n d s on b lo o d te a ts . ap pear when individuals drink w a ter Antibiotics are necessary. — Anim al bites, which rep resen t I — O th er d isea ses, such as fungus th at has b e en c o n ta m in a te d by th e percent o f all em ergen cy-room visits, feces o f mammals. In 1993, m ore than infections o f the skin and glan lla. are can be dangerous because the risk o f 400,000 p e o p le in M ilw a u k e e w e r e l e u com m only transm itted to humans in fection is high (u p to IS p e rc e n t). in fected from a public w a te r supply. by affected dom estic animals. Staph, strep and a variety o f unusual Antibiotics are usually not needed. O i m NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN. b s c l e r i s fr e q u e n t ly c o n ta m in a te w o u n d s. A n t i b i o t i c ! — a n d s o m e ­ 44 WWT11 ACROSS times, surgery — may be required. Answer to Previous Puzzle 45 Rower'a need — Cat-scratch disease is caused by 1 Primary celt a m icro-organism called B. henselae, T Balm S 5 S J S T * which causes fe v e r and swollen, te n ­ 13 TW Avtv'e p iece 54 Hawk 55 Freed d e r lymph glands. Although resolution 14 H eipleee □ n n ra m n n n B Q m 55 Bowling lanes u s u s lly o c c u r s w ith in s ix m o n th s , 15 Tantalised 15 Mora wary 57 Exit antibiotics may be necessary. 17 Tex org. — Brucellosis, ■ disease of farm ani­ IB Ending lor DOWN mals, can be spread by dogs, in whom it is o r d in a r ily b e n ig n . H o w e v e r , 20 — Canals 21 Interpret the human exp os u re to in fe c te d an im al w ron g way tis s u e can le a d to f e v e r , m a la is e , 25 Mother and 3 P ate d e fo ie — 4 w eight lots, fatigu e, o r a b scesses in m ade 2B — on (acta like bodily organa. T h e diagnosis is madr * a grandparent) aaen. by lab testing. Antibiotics a re neces 32 N eighbors 5 O d f peg sary for treatment. 33 M Mery 6 Earliest born 33 ery Trier Tyler — 34 A ctress w in ger 7 It could be 35 U k en eee filthy! — C am p ylob acteriosis, a frequ en t 35 KJNed 8 ------ C le e rD e y cau se o f human d iarrh ea , is sp read 37 Ennui • Label 11 1* w h en p e o p le in g e s t c o n ta m in a te d 3 * W exed 10 L arge 1 12 water, milk o r food. Up to 25 percent 41 Exclamation bird 21 lypeal o f dogs with diarrhea have been found GTl I!IDCnOCaffcxAnswerse vuMnano^nm. to h a rb o r th is b a c te riu m , w h ich Is 0 I UM ELU ; 1-800-464-3535 ext. code 100 22 Med easily spread to humans in a hou se­ 23 Wegerd highly hold en viron m en t. T h e d ia g n o s is Is 1 r - 3— 4 b U 24 Destined m ad e b y s to o l c u ltu r e . In m o s t 25 Cuehtone IJ 25 Celn'e in s ta n c e s , tr e a tm e n t o f s y m p to m s (with anti-diarrheal agents) suffices. IS — Leptospirosis is spread by infect­ ed dog urine and causes fe v e r, rash, T7~ s tiff neck and e y e infection. T h e d iag­ nosis rests on Mood tests. Antibiotics a re required. — T ularem ia causes e y e irritation, fe v e r , c h ills , h ea d a c h e, skin u lc e rs and — in later, potentially fatal forms — pneumonia. Diood tests can identi­ fy th e b a c te r ia . A n t ib io t ic s a r e required. — Salm onellosis, a bacterial Infec­ tion that causes diarrhea in both ani­ mals and humans, affects up to 27 p er­ cent o f dom estic dogs. Stool analysis is necessary fo r diagnosis. Antibiotics may be required for treatm ent. — Y ersin ia, another bacterial d iar­ rhea, is m ost often spread by contaml- The timeless question ARLO AND JANI8 D R. G O T T s; - h " H E S S -------------------e QJ 17 V 743 * QJ 5 * K QJ East West * 53 * A K *555 * Q J 10 I * 10 7 4 2 e 5553 * A 574 *533 * 10 5 5 4 3 * A KS OAK * 15 5 5 Vulnerable: Both D ealer South SowUr l a 4* West Pass Pass North 3* Pass Opening lead: * Q OIWSIrNEAl : • ftj.w flf a u r # (Birthday Saturday, April 25.1905 S everal Important hopes you 've b een nurturing might b e realized In Ihe year ahead. This could b e easier than you ttwik, so donl lose sight of your vision or your purposo TAURUS (A pril 20-May 20) In order to gratify your naede today 5 might be nec­ essary to g o to others for lavors. Soak assistance Irom individuals lo whom you've been kind recently. Trying lo patch up a broken romance? The Astro-Graph Matchmaker can help you understand what to do to make the relationship work. M el *2 75 to Matchmaker, c/o this news­ paper, P .O . B ox 1765, M urrey Hill Station. New York, N Y 10155. OCMBN (M ay 21-June 50) Old protects shouldn't suffer because of your enthusi­ asm lor new ones Desirable results can be achieved by giving equal attention to both. gains you make might not com e easily. You will be rewarded proportionately to the effort you expend. BAOITTAJM IS (N o v . 23-Den. 21) Busi­ ness matters should not b e discussed _____ BERNICE outsrds of a business enrironmert V BEDE OSOL Especially avoid discussions at aettngs, because Ihe two won't mki very w * « at M s time. CAPRIC O RN (D ec. 22-Jen. 15) Annoymg oomtioc wuiw ni mum do monoQoa with a tight touch today. H eavy handed probsophlcalty and d o n l lose sight ol your methods w * only LEO (Jidy 23-Aug. 22) Take heart today Irom the knowledge that there is a solu­ tion lor every problem that confronts you. If you bekeve you can find the answers, AQUARIUS (Jen. 20-Peb. 15) Make a point today ot not taking We or younei loo aeriouety. it your aailuda la njgaMw or dnmai. 5 w* make things darker than yOUWM. ought to be. P IE C E * ((F i e b . tO -M e re h > 0 ) In your commercial dealings today, don l *ak lor m ore than you d eserve. By the sam e token, d on ’t a c c e p t leaa then that to which you teal yotrte arWHed. A M E S (M a n * > 1-April 15) EHton your bock and dig In your hosts today 5 eonIrormd by circumstances that could oMoot your su ccess. A c h ievem en t w o n 't be denied you 8 you d on l looe tekh in your- V M O O (A u g. 23-EepL 22) Persons with a to m you have d atin gs today mt<yx be conducting their affairs selfishly. Speak up il you leal your rights aren't being acknowledged property. U B R A (S e p t. 23-Oct. 23) The pace ol aaaodaiee might not be as brisk as your own today. Let them move at the* own rale o l s p a e d , while you p ro c e e d at CANCER (June 21-July It) 6* persis­ yours. Your p o ffw w * cross later. tent todev k® noorlan warai^^w where ^w®^wreus re easNret ofaiecuveeeare we * C O R * 10 ( O c t 14440V. 23) Substantial concerned. 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Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, April 24, 1998 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on April 24, 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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PAGE 7 S E M IN O L E C O U N T Y ...P A G E 9 Lake Mary champs hold Q & A How does your garden grow? CRIME REPORTS...PAGE 3 V P iU H T M H O F TO T W tlK - P E O P L E PAPE 9 Serving Sanford, Lake Mary, Longwood, Oviodo, Winter Springs and Seminole County since 1908 90th Y E A R , N o. 156 50 Cents T U E S D A Y , M A R C H 31. 1998 Sanford offers to sell city hall Plan may keep Seminole County Courthouse down town By Nick Pfslfauf HERALD STAFF WRITER SANFORD - ‘ Sanford la at the right place, at the right time, with the right people." said Mayor L in y Dale. The mayor expounded on the prog­ ress expected In the city this morning before a group of 30 members of the Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce and guests. The meeting was a roundtable gathering spon­ sored by the Economic and Small Business De­ Grand velopment Committee of the chamber. Probably one of the moat surprising Items re­ garding the future however, was brought out nrnr the conclusion o f the mayor's address when he announced the city has. In writing, offered to sell city hall to the county. The announcement came In response to a question regarding the long time plans to expand the county court house In the downtown area. T h e members of the commission have agreed unanimously to offer to sell the city hall lo the county.* Dale said. *1 have Just sent letters making that offer to each county commissioner. We'll give them a good deal, und with the land (he city owns In that area. II will allow the county to have sufficient area for the new court house.* County Commissioner Daryl McLain. In atten­ dance at the gathering, said he had not yet re­ ceived a cojiy o f Die letter. Mayor Dale said If the county purchased the city hall, the city might Investigate the possibil­ Kids learn about living with disabilities ju r y charges 30 in scam TALLAHASSEE • A statewide grand Jury Indictment unsealed Wednesday changes SO people and a company with offices across Florida In a little-known but pervasive car Insurance scam known aa "sliding.* a practice officials say costa consumers millions o f dollars each year. • The practice typically In­ volves charging for coverage or Insurance products consumers didn't want or didn't ask for according to Florida Treasurer and Insurance Commlaaloner Bill Nelson. It got Its name be­ cause agents sometimes slide forms for unwanted products Into a stack o f Insurance documents customers need to sign In a hurry. Wednesday's Indictments of 29 Insurance agencies along with the owner o f Amscot In­ surance Agency and the agency Itself, said Nelson, 'sends s clear message to other agents and organizations that Florida will not tolerate sliding extras on auto Insurance.* Nelson said the grand Jury, under Statewide Prosecutor Melanie Ann Hines, Is still looking at evidence gathered by state Insurancc/traud Investi­ gators on as many as 48 other Insurance sales offices throughout the state. One o f the agents under scru­ tiny in 'Operation Cheap ity of a new city hall on Frm ch Avenue near 18th Street, where the city owns ten acres of land arross from Sanford Middle School. Dale said It would be an Ideal place, allowing the city hall to be In a more central location. "We're pushing for this to happen,* he said. Dale opened his comments with a report on the lakrfront development. *We have problems Unit should have been solved years ago.* he said. T h e seawall Is getting old and there Is a great Sea c ity hall, Page 2A M aloy responds to ‘ blatant falsehoods’ a Adams: ‘If you can’t stand the heat, get out of the kitchen’ B y B a a s W h ite Students of Paps Private School on Airport Boulevard learned about living with disabilities as part of the Wonder Walk program presented recently by The March of Dimes Birth Defects Founda­ tion. Gena Freyormuth (center, upper photo), Wonder Walk coor­ dinator, poses with participants from Page's preschool class, Jordyn Pelkey (from left, upper photo, and lower photo), Sarah Dyer, Raba Bagar, Joanna Men­ doza and Conner Brown. The children visited four stations sat ig) In the field In front of the school. Each station represented a skill test, such as trying to kick a soccer bal with a blindfold on, simulating what a person with a birth defect must deal with on a day-to-day basis. HtrakS Photo# by Tommy Vincent Lake M a ry to discuss government T V channel By N ick H a i f a « f HERALD STAFF W RITER LAKE MARY - The Lake Mary City Commission will discuss a proposed local government ac­ cess television channel Thurs­ day. The matter la to be brought before all government entitles In Seminole County at the recommendation o f the Council o f Local Governments (CALNO). A presentation on the pro­ posal la to be made by Winter Sprtnga City Commlaaloner Cindy Gennell, who la chair­ man o f CALNO. A resolution was adopted In May o f last year, authorizing CALNO to compile an Interlo­ cal agreement regarding the proposal. I f approved jointly, the cable channel would be designed to provide viewers with various government Information on a 24-hour a day basis, with cer­ tain time allocations for each government. The Sanford City Commis­ sion has previously taken the matter up for discussion during a work session In December, suggesting possible uses of the air time. Sanford's suggestions Included providing Information regarding utility services, water conservation, government Job availabilities, meeting agendas, a community calendar, special events, election Information, various government projects and board vacancies. Additional Sanford has p ro­ posed allocating some time to the police department for use In providing Information re­ garding wanted persons, stolen vehicles and other areas where police may be Interested In seeking public Input or assis­ tance. In addition to Seminole County government and all of the cities, the cable channel would also be made available to the Seminole County School Board, and Seminole Commit■m Lake Mazy. Page 4A 4 HERALD STAFF W RITER SEMINOI.E COUNTY County Commissioner Grant Maloy has responded today to what hr says are ‘ blatant falsehoods'* made by Com m is­ sioner Win Adams In a recent column In thr Seminote Herald. Malay said that the personal attack by Adams necessitated n response because hr found It ‘ embarrassing lo see politics rrach a new low In Seminole County, for It Is thr people who suffer. *1 have never 'attempted to smear the reputation o f the a t­ torney hired' lo flght adult en­ tertainment as you claim.” Maloy said. *lt was you. Win. who printed that this attorney (K m Wright) was linked to a prominent local topless bar during your 1994 campaign when he was helping your op ­ ponent. ‘ Obviously your (Adams') opinion has changed now that he (Wright) has become one of your main fund-raisers,” Maloy said. Adams said Monday that while he had printed an Infor­ mation sheet that Wright was linked to a bar, he did not di sIrlbute this sheet. *1 decided that U was wrong, and I did not permit It.” Adams said. "Grant needs to grow up,” Adams said, ‘ lie has accused me of taking bribes and breaking the sunshine law all over this Shutts A Bowen sce­ nario. He likes to dish It out but doesn't like to take It. Well, tills Is a two way street.” Maloy said that he has for the record ‘ strongly criticized” that Wright's firm was hired without any bid process and while the county had free legal help on board. 'N ow the tax­ payers are out $200,000,” Maloy said. ‘ Instead o f strongly regulat­ ing adult entertainment. • m Conty. Pegs 4A Catch the brass ring The owner of h s hones warts id sal turn md O ra proceeds Id tw Color O tari Id r i$ I n r a M r N s t a S In Dayton. For Wormadon. cat W M 1 M . Mary High School Color O tari, m 6awrt, J t n using " I i . .. �?A Citv hall C o n tin u ed fro m Pnge I A -•< ................. put U c ip t c s t limit \\. li'i .uit il. 'll it s V ' -i o | i i tim e t:a - i" ■- .i-.' ii.i'. ir iit i i t>i.tuu,-il J loot Midi- m i n tb. Ill Is . ini'ijvt, iril 1 ii. < Sill 1». tI ,1 ■lilt ,4’ 11I 1 1 11 tit \\\*, ii I,.itI 1 i n11.... 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In i i “ JOn M edlterra 11,Mil nil It* n ln ii’tllTi’ III k e e p tin: with th< ilinttl »*t tin- ill m u lim it h isto n e i l i n t m t lit i i u u i m i i i l T in * router I’tlt i i ,-tttet Mini 11 in p la n n e d tut t o o ’. s'O square tret ivmtld , i mi a tint lift S 10 mtlltmi A m o n g min i m.i|ni p i,i)r, In rrpiirteil In M.ivnr Dale Mere a c o m p le te refu rb is h in g nl Sri mid s tte e i "We'ri g oin g In dig nji the nid Ian Kn .mil put th em hai k alter \vi-are Itnlslird with the p r o p s t ' he said "S econ d Street Mill e ven tu ally have lands, a p in g atid a c o m p le t e re s to ra tio n H ie rclU tb ish m g of the street in to In- tin hided in a replac e tin nt nt inainr sew er lin es on Set m id Street. M’hat he e s t i ­ m ated to In a $1-7 m illio n prop <1 "We thought it Mutild lie higher." he said "hut tie have r e i e n i d bids whic h Mill probable save us a halt m ilium wttli >, i mut Street going in tin* iHH*,is.iti- iltn i tinu Mi dges ot cut its, a I, still mi;' a 1 till l till' .ll plot'll •tits Me have to IIV I II "III! " 111' K lltllll tied Dale said lit- expei it s til. b a t e ■s ilfstgttrit to ltelj i elltnt nat*' Ilte m idge problem Mill lu­ li olv to 1.0 into at tlon lu tw o i » tlihi i w eek s W e bi.tve al M'.l'lv bad out Hist oitth I r a k ot inulgii's " hr i e p o l t e l "but it w as at Utkc .lestip not m tlio 1aki M ount,■ at ea He s.iul lie pint i an I mt.igmr vtn|tii|s pulling iiji ti> Satilunl n nett lintel getting out n! then i atn and being att.ieked bv imllioitn ot midden W e i an t illoM tha. to hap|iett lie salil Without midge lotittol Me I Ol't do anvthlng to llelf) vital t.-e any ot the downtown area " Dale eomplaltti'd tlt.il the Fish and Game i nmmlnslnn in lighting Saliloidn attettt|iln to eltminate the midges. "hut we lie Dolin’ ahead with thin anv wav he natd Other subjects envereil In' the mavnr thin mninmg were the new M-astewater treatment plant (ltoponed at 'lie Oil.iildii Sanloul Airport width he ex­ perts to bring hetore the eoui mtnnion at the April 17th meeting "Regarding the .ulna) airport activities." lie added "the giowtlt in outstanding and there ire many improvements ami I onh wish I could tell you some nl the improvements mi .lie going to see. probably he ton- the end of the year Dale alluded to the pnsslhtl itv ot luudtng lor more domes tu am rail activities, as well as the tmir-laiitng of Bast Like M.trv boulevard to the airport, and extending it around the e.iNtcm end ol tfie airport to tntersei I with CH .llfi at Sl< Hi 7 1 SI h J l-t 1 t’ \| V 1 ■1_■j*. V in ta g e v ie w T h is b u ild in g w in c h h o u s e d J im R o b s o n M e n s W e a r a n d R o b s o n S p o rtin g G o o d s c m a 19f>0 w a s lo c a te d on Itte n o r th e a s t c o m e r o t F u s t S tre e t .it P a lm e tto A v e n u e 1 tie A rc a d e B u ild in g w a s |u s t e a s t u t it flu th b u ild in g s a te now* g o n e a n d th e a re a is a v a c a n t lo t *---------n----- ■ -/ > ' *MfcL v. V - V .M# • »■ • GET A H E A D START O N T A N N IN G ./ BUY 10* GET 2 SESSIONS FREE Off GET 1 FREE WEEK WITH UNLIMITED MONTHLY PACKAGE We re going to have growth." he i mu lulled, "there is no wav to stop it hut wfiat we need to do is make i ertoln we steer It in the proper direction.* V itlC * a * M I n «n M I uH Service M.m f o il S e t vie o N a t Is T a n n in g P e d ic u r e s P a r a f fin h e a t m e n t s 3C 323-8029 LOCAL FORECAST T o d a y : Partly i loudy. Highs in tin- miil HOs D im’s hi the mid i.l)s W e d n e s d a y Partly cloudy Highs in tin- mid HOs. D ims hi Hitm id t>Us Thursday: S c a tte r e d l h unit erst or m s Highs m the inlet HOs. D ims In tin- m id t>Us F r i d a y : Partly t lomly Highs in tlte )om- HUs D im s In ilte low-fiOs, EXTENDED TUESDAY P tc ld y 86 06 TUESDAY: SOLUNAR TABLE: min. 7:55 a m.. maj. 1:45 a.m.. min. 8:30 p m., maj, 3:15 pm . TIDES: Daytona Beach: high: 10:36 a.m.. 11:01 p m., low: 4:19 a.m.. 4:33 p in . New Smyrna Beach: high: 10:4) a.m., 11:06 p.m.. low: 4:24 OUTLOOK a.m.. 4:38 p m.. Cocoa Beach: W E D N E SD A Y high: 10:56 a.m.. 11:21 p.m.. P t c ld y 85 Q5 low: 4:39 a.m.. 4:53 p.m. TH U R S D A Y FRID AY T s trm s 84 64 P tc ld y 83 63 LO TTER Y Horo are the winning numbers selected on M onday in the Flonda Lottery Fantaay S 9-15-18 22-26 Lotto (March 28) 5 -1 1 -3 1 -3 2 -4 0 -4 8 BEACH CONDITIONS D a yton a B e a c h A N ew S m y rn a B each : Scab arc 35 feet w ith a m o d e ra te chop. Water tem p era tu re at Daytona ts 67 d egrees and at New Synirna. 67 degrees. W inds arc fruni the south ul 10-15 m .p.h. STATISTICS The high temperature In Sanford M onday wee 82 degrees end the overnight low was 60. Recorded rainfall for the period en ding at 10 a.m ., Tuesday totaled 0.00 Inch. •B un riie..................6:17 a.m. •Bunaet...................6:43 p.m. Play 4 6*64*7 Cash 3 5*3*7 S e m in o le H erald “Senmg Seminole County Since I VOX" T u e s d a y . M a rc h 3 1 . 1 9 9 8 • V o l 9 0 , N o . 1 5 6 Published Daily E*cept Monday. Saturday & Christmas by Republic Newspapers. Inc • 300 N French Ave . Santord. F I 32771 P h o n e (4 0 7 ) 3 2 2 -2 6 1 1 F a x : (4 0 7 ) 3 2 3 -9 4 0 8 CIRCULATION A D M IMIS T R A T IO N Betty Bennett Odessa Pugr. Business Manager Teran Gaines Melinda Morns Linda Spiegel EDITORIAL Lacy Loar Editor Je ll BerWvcSa Shan firtrWi Duns Dietnch D av d Frarier jean* Hugties Courtney Leltew N e k Pteitaut Dean Smith Tommy Vincent Susan Wanner R u M W rite ADVERTISING Chris Sharp Manager Eiaine Giddem Route Lavender Cheryl Stone C LA S S IF IE D Keaie Werner • Manager Sandy Presley P ervxK A l Postago Paid at Santord. Flonda and additional mailing offices U S P S *81260 Postmaster Send address changes to The SEMINOLE HERALD PO Bum 1M.7 SarJord FL 32772 '(4 7 Republic Country Club Squate 1740 W Airport Blvd . Sanford 323-8029 TIDES LEGALS Margaret Slaley PRODUCTION Frank VoNokne • Manager Peggy Boenner Freda Dolm en Cheryl Smrth P R E S S a STRIPPING Robert Skip Cowan Mark Savoie Bill Egan Elwtn Tyrrell Jr ■ Dead Pressman Subscription R ales (Daily t Sunday) 3 Months 8 Months I Year Home Oemery 110 SO 139 00 178 00 M ar 12*00 1*8 00 196 00 F kind* Ftusidents add T \ sales ta i to above rales M AVs ifhipcn, Inc. P h o to C o u rte sy ot C C E B e tty T e a g u e (le ft) re c ie v e s a n A m e riC o rp s c e rtific a te Ir o m C C E E x e c u tiv e D ire c to r M a rs h a L o re n z , a s A b b y W a lle r s , c h a irm a n o f th e F lo rid a C o m m is s io n o n Community Service and Peggy Clabom, ol Florida s Separtment of Eldpf Affairs look on Seniors’ group volunteers to give primary caregivers a break By Debra Wood S P E C IA L T O T H E H E R A L D ORLANDO - Hetty Teague pledged to "get tilings done lor America" dining a sweating In ceremony at Community Care lor the Elderly (CCEI last week, as she and nine others b e ­ came Orlando s llrst AmeriCorps members as signed to Project li.K.L.I.E.F. T in the oldest iiirinbt-r." Teague proudly proclaimed. T in 74 and on Social Security." AmeiiCiir|is. a national service program sponsored locally by the Florida Commission on Community Service and the Florida D e ­ partment ol Elderly Alkilrs. builds stronger communities through service to others. D ur­ ing Hie event. Florida otTU'tuls stressed to the new recruits the significance of (belt com ­ mitment and the value it will bring to our community. AmeriCorps members receive a small living allowance and. after a year ol service, an education award. One of only four AnicilCorps projects serving seniors In FiorIda. Project R.E.L.I.E.F. gives family caregivers time off while volunteers stay with their frail loved ones. *1 was Interested In this particular p ro ­ gram." said Teague, who learned about AmeriCorps at church. "I could easily Identify with the need for respite to the caregiver " Ten years ago. Teague was a family ca re­ giver. providing round-the-clock rare to her 92-year-old mother und a sick husband. Tlte retired real estate agent moved to la mg wm id to be closer to her c hildren. T h e re was nothing like Ibis when I was taking care of my mother." she continued. T ill very anxious to get sturtrd." Assigned to Project R.E.L.I.E.F.. Teague will socialize or Just sit with home bound clients while the primary carrglvrr lakes a break. Respite for Elders Living In Everyday Families, u pilot project, matches famlllrs with volun­ teers. Community partners In R.E.L.I.E.F. for Orange and Seminole counties are Commu­ nity Care for the Elderly, senior Resource Al llanci and I In- Florida Department ol Elder Ailalrs. Before being assigned to clients. R.E.L.I.E.F. volunteers learn about aging Is­ sues. bow lo protect all Infirm persons safely tM M M M and how to handle emergent Ics -Your mission Is lo serve caregivers and bl ip keep (rail elders out ol Instilutlous." said Peggy (i.iliu m ol Florida's Department ot El der Affairs during the ceremony. "'Ilte servu cs you will be providing .tic badly needed Flur Ida lias a larger com n itration of elders than a n v where else In the world." Settlors comprise 23 perceni of Florida's pupiil.illoii. W illi Ilte over-85 age group grow mg three limes faster than any oilier segment. ('Inborn wanted that Florida does not have Ibicapaelty to care tot every senior In need with out the help of family caregivers. "II families w cicu i carrying flit* hindrn. Florid.i would go bankrupt overnight." ('Inborn said. "We need lo build aging p r o ­ grams lor families. Families need lo be able lo t airy the huiden ’ Caregivers olten burn out or sutler Illnesses of their own while Irving lo cope with the r ig ­ ors of 24 hour a day bathing, feeding and monitoring. Unable to leave their homeboiind charges alone, many become isolated, let friendships lapse and become overwhelmed. Eac h week Teague and other AmeriCorps vol uiileers will give caregivers lime lo unwind, read a hook, dine with friends or lake a nap. For seniors, li's a lifeline, for out community an Invest men I And (or Teague und the others. AmeriCorps Project R.E.L.I.E.F. provides the opportunity to serve while experiencing life and expanding horizons. "Your life will be c hanged. Once you're AmeriCorps meinbet. you'll always be AmeriCorps member," Abby Walters, ch air­ man of (he Florida Commission on Community Service, told Hie new recruits. "Let yourself be changed and let yourself enjoy the changes the clients and caregivers." Families may request astlstance from I'roject H.E.LI.E.F. al Community Cure Jot the Elderly. To be eligible Jor services, clients need lo be least 00 yea is old. require assistance to mu in at home runt /*• unubfe to afford proprle lary respite services without Ico/ratdUtng oilier basic needs. I'oi more Information about llw piofpam or lo volunteer, tall Volunteer Serv­ ices al ti'JN 2HH4. 1 �Semm olo Hnraid Sanford Florida Tuesday M arch 31 1999 3A IN BRIEF Meningitis death Double pleasure at Kiwanis pancake event J o s e p h C o llin s . M a n e C o llin s a n d D a v id D o B m g m s a re w o lfin g d o w n p a n c a k o s w tiilo o n io y in g e n lo r la in rn o n t b y Ih e S a n fo rd M id d le S c h o o l B a n d a l th o S a n ­ fo rd K iw a n is C lu b 's p a n c a k e b re a k fa s t S a tu rd a y a t « r th e S a n fo rd C iv ic C e n te r M o re ttia n 1 1 0 0 p a tr o n s a t­ te n d e d th o a n n u a l e v e n t w h ic h h e lp s s u p p o rt th o c lu b 's y o u th p r o g ra m s it. r OR1-ANDO - Health Department olficialv do not believe that ihe death o f >i 22-year-old M agic Kingdom em ­ ployee of bacterial m eningitis tine any connection in th.ii of a 12-yearold We si ridge M iddle School student who died two weeks ago o f the rare, hut contagious disease. M ark Lynn Butkc II of Kissim m ee died Sunday m ghl al Florida lfo s p ii.il in Orlando lie worked as a costume character in ihe M ag ic Kingdom hu! health authoriiics do not think any W all Disney W orld guests were e v ­ inced lo the disease in art because o f a protective mesh lining inside the co s­ tume heads There Is no reason to b eliese Burke's dealh is connected to lhai o f 12-year-old Damans I M arlin e /, who d ie d o fh a c le u .il m eningitis five days alter she left Orlando to visit fam ily members in the Dom inican Republic l-m il the two M arch deaths, it had been seserai years since any Orange County deaths hoJ been attributed to bacterial m eningitis Four to s ic cases arc reported each year but few contribute lo death In the early stages o f the disease, the sym ptom s arc sim ilar to influenza, inclu din g body aches and a lever plan It) gel oul o f a domestic Violence relationship. II you know of someone in an abusive situation, learn how you may hclp the victim escape as WWIIOTSEff' How to settle insurance claims for top dollar By Robert | B rim w p noLU R P R o ru m c la im * b> 1 W itriH j* d C .W B I'tiH ithing. Inc Oranp* C A O rd e r I'h - r r |.* mi w * 4* * ) !■**« 5244$ l«i pjjr* M *ny h«'fn*vvvn**fv h a v r iw r r t ly N-**n hit w ith U .* m d i tru e r L r t W ith n iV nrwr nrnre iu»t in tim r to help them v rttlr their th im c h r top 1 Ibr An example in the h k m v l m j h em row n er whi**e re * id riw r M itlrfe d W Jtrf dATTUfte due to 4 h r k m pipe I h r irm ir * nrr tu m p jn v jd jm trr offered $740 to cetlle the il n m But 'h e follow e d the *trpii outlined in the f o u l trt 7 . ‘ A * i V . i . . A 4 • POLICE BRIEFS Assault or battery Tunl Jordan. 52. of 130 I’o cunu 13 . Sanford. wan ar rested Sunday try Srm inolr County deputies Jordan was (harmed wltli aggravated a*, sault on a law enforcement of­ ficer and arrested In the vi­ cinity of I’ocono. Jordan a lleg ­ edly released her two pit bull dogs to i f ’ after police officers Vlnrrnl liyerly. 53, ol 4955 Shorehnr Cli . Sanfoid. was arrested Sunday by Seminole County drputlrs Hyrrly was charged with battery and stalking Hyrrly was arrested at the above address, B yeily allegedly follows and abuses victim constantly according to the victim's statement. Gary Fulk. 4B. ol 2010 s Laurel Ave.. Sanford. was ar rested Saturday try Sanlord police. Fulk was charged with aggravated battery and oh tall)/have Issued two photo­ graphic Idcnllftcntlnn/drivcrs license cards. Fulk was ar rested at thr above location. F'ulk allegedly broke I hr ■pinky* finger of victim. Jay Ahrrns. 33. of I 154 West Side l)r.. Winter Springs, was arrested Friday by Semi­ nole County deputies. Ahrens was charged with battery and arrested m the 2700 block of Derr Derry Court. Ahrrns al­ legedly threw one victim to the ground three times and strurk film once, lie also allegedly slap|>ed another victim. Marsha Drewlngton. 22. of 1017 Oleander. Sanford, was arrested Sunday by Sanfurd poller. Drewington was charged with aggravated bat­ tery and arrested at thr above addrrss. Drewlngton allegedly took a box cutting knife und rut the victim on the lrft arm. Cahm Evans. 57. of 27JO Ridgewood. Sanford, was ar­ rested Sunday by Sanford po­ lice. Evans was charged with domestic violence and arrrsled al ihr above address. Victim showed officer srvcrul bruises allegedly Inflicted by defendant. Rhonda Raines, 35. of 240 W. 3rd St.. Chuluota, was ar­ rested Sunday by Seminole County deputies. Raines was charged with battery and ar­ rested on Lake Drive. Raines allegedly punched victim In the rye and scratched tils left hand and cheek. Tovrka Jones. 24. o f 31 Lake Monroe Terr.. Sanford, was ar­ rested Sunday by Seminole County deputies. Jones was charged with aggravated bat­ tery und arrested In the 1900 block of Southwest Road. Jones allegedly stm ek her llve-ln boyfriend with u beer bottle, Tm slia Mullins. 33. or 722 Rosrcllll Clr., Sanford, was ar­ rested Sunday by Sanford p o­ lice. Mullins was charged with breach o f peace and battery. Mullins was arrested In the 3600 block o f Orlando Drive. Mullins started yelling and causing a disturbance. She was directing her anger at the lndlvldu.il tli.it started a tight with the delendant’s d.iughtrr Richard Williams. 32. ol 40 Castle Dr ewer Ct Sanlord was arrested by Sanlord p o ­ lice. Williams was charged with battrry and arrested at the above address Williams allegedly pushed and hit v ic ­ tim Charles Free. 28. ol ill 1 E I 1th Si.. Sanlord. was ar rested Saturday by Sanlord {Millie Free was charged will) resisting with violence, assault or battery on a law enforce ment ofln er and driving while license Is suspended nr re vokeil. Free was arrested at the com er of 25th Street and Myrtle Avenue. Officer {lulled defrudant over lor traveling at a high rate ol speed Possession ol paraphernalia Frank Johnson. 21. ol 221 N Elder lid.. Sanford, was ar tested Sunday by Seminole County deputies Johnson was charged with possession ol drug paraphernalia and driv­ ing while license Is suspended or revoked, Johnson was ar rested on Orange Duulevard. Arresting officer made arrest after noticing Johnson's aiilo mobile headlight out. John Clark. 41. of 440 Clark Sf.. Oviedo, was arrested Sun day try Oviedo police. Clark was charged with |K>sscssliiu ol dnig paraphernalia and ar reslrd al the atrove address. Olflccr observed said Items in Clark's house. Possession ol a firearm Lynn William-,. 26, uf 2618 Marshall Ave., Sanford, was arrested Sunday by Seminole County deputies. Williams was charged with possession ol flreami/concealed weapon by convicted felon, possession of a slum barreled stmt gun. and possession o f marijuanu with Intent to distribute. Williams was arrested at the above uddress. Upon a search, police reportedly found Bald Items when they went to Williams' house to act on a felony w ar­ rant for Williams. Sexual battery Rolando Merez. 22. o f un­ known residence, was arrestrd Saturday by Sanfurd police. Merez was charged with bur­ glary to structure, sexual bat­ tery. rrslstlng with violence and trespassing after u-umlng. Merez was arrested In the 100 block of North Holly Avenue. OIRcers found victim In a fetal position with her pan Is down. As they were trying to arrest him, an officer was bitten by Merez. Trespassing Bennie Wright. 19. of 2075 Ruff Rd., Sanford, was ar­ rested Saturday by Seminole County deputies. Wright was charged with trespassing after warning und uneated In the 3000 block o f State Road 46. Forgery Tammy Sc hall. 111. ol 4587 County Road 427. Sanlord. was arrested Saturday by Seminole County deputies. Scliall was rhargrd with ut­ tering forged/counterfeit bill and obtaining food/services with Intent to defraud Schait was arrested at thr above ad­ dress Scbatt allegedly at­ tained goods with a stolen rhrr k Shane Parham. 25. ol 4587 County Road 427. Sanford, was arrested Saturday by Seminole County deputies. Parham was charged with for­ gery and uttering forged eon ti­ ler fell trill Parham was arleslcd at Ihe atrove address city may receive as many .ts 200 applications for the posillon before the deadline for submissions As of yesterday 117 applications had been re reived, wiih approximately 20 per day being received. City Manager Dill Simmons announced his pending r e ­ tirement earlier ibis year. He said he llrst wants to remain on the |oh until budget p re p a ­ ration tor the next fiscal year Is completed. Domestic violence help Domestic violence takes many forms. It can be physi­ cal, psychological, sexual, and Is always destructive! 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The Success By Six Commit nlly Resource and Referral Center Is sponsoring an Inlorgee Briefs, Page 4A 322-8415 209 W. 25th St., Sanford Since 1959...Same Location m v -o o sm L a k a M a r y ’* O ldam t R a m ta u ra n t Must Have CouP°n Horn Auiplmg Vtu, H.C., Oitil Cirtit FAMILY OWNED & OPERATED V ie re i t n l u j i n t let p rm n lm jr jfim d v f t u t t . k i n k ) f im wt. .uhl |fh*d 4in*n%pf»efr li if the en tire fa m ily * Fax us your ordor at: 322-0688 Call Us Enr Fast 227 N Country Club Rd ' “ Ntw Mauri: r f lC E Opin M-Th ■ • m -11 p m. Frl. A Sal. > a m.- MtPnlglU fla llu m r u l s u n i a mi Q p m. uoiivery: The Ritz Theatre Presents Disorderly conduct Ronald Adkins. 29. of 1209 Randolph St . Sanford, was aricslrd Sunday by Sanlord p o ­ lice. Adkins was charged with disorderly conduct and ar­ rested at the ulrovr address. Adkins allegedly did not lower his voice lor officers alter sev­ eral rec{uests io do so. Driving under the influence Stulloid Mitchell. Jr., 28, of I 17 Academy Ave.. Sanford, was arrested by Seminole County deputies. Mitchell was charged with DUI. violating restricllons placed on driver's li­ cense and driving while li­ cense Is suspended or r e ­ voked. Mitchell was arrested in the 8500 block of South Highway 17-92. Dispatch r e ­ ceived a call hv an oil d u ly of llcer regarding a drunk driver which turned mil Io be M ltchrll. Reckless driving Adrian Medina, 22. uf 403 Kimble St., Oviedo, was ar­ rested Friday by Ovlrdu p o ­ lice. Medina was charged with reckless driving and no driver's license. Medina was arrested u( the com er of G e ­ neva Drive and Lake Charm Drive. Medina allegedly struck two signs, swerved all over the road and drove ofT the shoul­ der. License suspended or revoked Falward Carroll. 22. o f 363 N. Lake Jessup Ave., Oviedo, was arrested Sunday by Sem i­ nole County deputies. Carroll was charged with driving while license Is suspended or r e ­ voked. Can oil was arrested on North County Road 426. Rebecca Grant sh, 46. of Highway 17-92, Sanford, was arrested Saturday by Oviedo police. Grunlsh was charged with driving while license Is suspended or revoked und r e ­ sisting with violence. Granlsh was arrested In the 2000 block o f Winter Springs Boule­ vard. Offlcrr reported that he pulled Granlsh over for having u piece o f paper 111 her bark window with "Lost T a g' written on ft. St. Johns River Gallery, Inc. (Formerly First Street Gallery, Inc,) Tickets: S12 Adults • S10 Seniors • $6 Children 207 Magnolia Avenue • For Reservations call 321-8111 - DATES & TIMES February 24th. 25th at 8:00 pm & 26tl) at 2:30 pm May 1st and 2nd at 8:00 pm & 3rd at 2:30 pm Funded in part by the Seminole Cultural Arts Council, Inc. I. �4A Semico** M e ia U Santord. Flonda • Tuesday Marctv 31.1998 Scam---------Continued from ra g e 1A Tricks* (as the 15-month probe was named), brazenly ripped ofT (hr Insurance com m is­ sioner, Investigators said. Nelson used Ids own name and driver's license to Investi­ gate complaints that agents sometimes nddrd extras to consumers auto Insurance policies. The Insurance co m ­ missioner slopped al Iwo of- 40 Years o f H onest S ervice Great Rates on Quality W orkm anship • Impart #r Domutic • Automatic t S tin iird • latast Tachmcal tquipmant lot Camputartnd Tnntmisslon • . . . Auloi • Vans • Tracts • R V i ciulchat * CV Joints • Baals Fraa Towing With Mafor Rapalrs Natlonwlla Warrantf Available 6682929 TRAN SM ISSIO N REPAIR 905-B S U S Hwy. 17-92 DeBary A cro ss from the F P L S m o k e s ta c k s P T C ANYMAJORJ i •» »| 2 2 REPAIR SMII VMTU4O0NLV THE BERNINA A p ril 1-15 S u i t 7 fo u *t> cC {. SALE Niil I lie Wt\\ lull Vu. sllil t he t\a\ lull Pin. • •ft /h» / a»a / l I \ ■» i •i (• r • +t uni t / ! ft* t It t n i n t$ » t t if 11 ■•*1S T BERNINA SEWING CENTER M O SAXON BLVD., SUITE 26 ORANGE CITY 904-774-9332 Briefs---------Continued from Page 3A mat Ion gathering meeting to discuss domestic violence Is­ sues on April I ln>m 2:00-3:30 al lire Salvation Army. 700 \V. 24th St reel. Sanford. The meeting will be conducted by Safrhousc o f Seminole. flees in Tampa ami found that each added unwanted products in his m p iesl for Just Ihc minimum mandatory coverage required by slate law. One woman at an AniBcnl agency sold ihc Insurance commissioner a poltry costing $352 a year. Hut the agency charged him an annual p ay­ ment of $452. an extra $100 Investigators said was for un­ wanted toulng rovrm gc that the agency kept. Nelson and Hines announced Ihc IndlclinrntH at a Joint news conference In Tampa. The grand Juiy. through Its Indictment. alleged racketeering, conspiracy lo commit racket­ eering and organized fraud In connection with auto insurance sales practices at 18 locations In Hillsborough. Hnrllns, Polk. Pasco, Manatee and Sarasota counties. In addition to the agents and the company, the Indictments charged the owner of Amscot. Ian Mackechnle. In connection with sliding ancillary products to insurance customers. Often these products are towing and rental coverage or accidental death and dismemberment policies. For more Information or to make reservations for the free class call (407) 328-3990. which have become dam aged or covered with foliage over the past decades SANFORD • Volunteers arc still needed every Tuesday lo assist city crews In the cleanup mid refurbishing of the Page Jarksnn Cemetery In Sanford. Help Is needed In removing trees and other work. As soon as the present work Is completed, volunteers and rrrws will then move on to work on cleaning up and Iden­ tifying various gravcsltes In conclusion. Maloy said (hat he could not believe that Adams of all |>cople would a t­ tempt to lecture him on de­ cency and suggest he give up his eflort to take n stand lor moral decency. ‘ I predict the ’mob’ that you claim cannot make good d eci­ sions will do two things.- 10.000 signatures on an ordi­ nance |>etttton to prohibit top­ less A bottomless dancing In Seminole County. ’ Secondly, they will replace you in odlce on Sept. 1 with a commissioner who Is trustwor­ thy and respects the people.Adams Is running against former county com m issioner Maloy answered Adams: ’ First, they will collect Carlton Henley tn a District 4 race that already Inis produced Cemetery help County------C ontinued from Page 1A thanks to you (Adams) we air the only place In Metro Orlando to have both topless and bottomless dancing," Malay said. Maloy said that he did not support Increasing lire niimlier of sites for nude bars In San­ ford from five to seven. "You did. 1 supported reducing II to one. "1 am also deeply troubled that you rrfer lo the decent citizens of Seminole County, who don’t agree with you ns ‘mobs.* The right lo speak freely and to dissent is one of our most cherished constitu­ tional freedoms. You may have forgotten that you took an oath lo defend that right, noi lo a t­ tack It." MOTHIMG SEWS LIKE A BERMIHA. MOTHIMG member of First United M eth­ odist Churrli of Sanford. Survivors Include husband. Albert Winfield: daughters. Jamie M rrvlnc. Orlando, Cathy Bailey. Greenville. S.C.: sisters. Edwtna Fortenberry. Uikcland, Martha Stephens. Bushnrll: 5 grandchildren. Brinson Funeral Home. San­ ford. In charge o f a rran ge­ ments. M Lake Mary— Continued from Page 1A nlty College. Consideration and discus­ sion of Ihc proposed Interlocal ngrcrmrnt has Ijccn scheduled for this Thursday In a Lake Mury City Commission work session to begin at 5:30 p.m. In the commission chambers. The public Is Invited to hear die presentation. Tire regular city commission meeting will begin at 7 p.m. Oils Thursday or as soon as possible following the conclu­ sion o f the work session. Lake Mary City Hall- is lo ­ cated at 100 N. Country Club Road. Public Notice | Proposed Revision of Section 8 Housing Voucher Program Administrative Plan • In Accordance with regulations and guidelines promul­ gated by the U.S. Department of Housing & Urban Development (HUD), the Sanford Housing Authority proposes to adopt Resolution No: 1083-Revising the Section 8 Housing Voucher Program Administrative Plan to accomplish the following: ! The Housing Authority of the City of Sanford proposes to adopt a written Administrative Plan (Admin Plan) that establishes its policies for administra­ tion of the Section 8 Housing Voucher and Certificate Program in accordance with HUD requirements in a Comprehensive program document. This Admin Plan incorporates all of the program areas for which HUD requires Public Housing Authorities (PHA’S) to develop policy. | The Admin Plan will provide all SHA staff and Commissioners with a refer­ ence on program policies and procedures for effective program administration i in a one source document to ensure greater program continuity and avoid arbi­ trary practices. Previous revisions to the Admin Plan are included in this pro­ posed revision. A copy of the Admin Plan is available for review and/or copy at the Administrative Office of the Sanford Housing Authority, #94 Castle Brewer Court, Sanford, Florida, Monday thru Thursday. 8:30 A.M. until 1:00 P.M. and 2:00 P.M. until 5:00 P.M. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT UPON ADOPTION BY THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS, EFFECTIVE THIRTY DAYS FROM THE DATE OF PUBLIC NOTICE, THE HOUSING AUTHORITY OF THE CITY OF SANFORD, FLORIDA WILL IMPLEMENT POLICY AND PROCEDURES UNDER THIS REVISED PLAN. YOU MAY PRESENT WRITTEN COMMENTS ON THE PROPOSED REVISION WITHIN THIRTY (30) DAYS OF THE DATE OF THIS NOTICE. THE LAST DAY FOR COMMENTS IS APRIL 27, 1998 AT 5:00 P.M. COMMENTS MAY BE MAILED OR DELIVERED TO THE ADDRESS ABOVE. H EQUAL HOUSING OPPORTUNITY IGUALDAD DE 0P0RTUNIDAD TIMOTHY D. HUDSON, PHM, EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR fireworks. Cnsselbcrry/Fem Park residents want the adult clubs out o f their area and are expected to vote in large lu m ­ bers. The total vote comes from all five districts, however. Adams' final word to Maloy today was to heed Hairy Tru­ man’s advice: *lf you can’t stand the heat, get out o f the kitchen." OBITUARIES BEHIND BLOCKBUSTER IN KMART PLAZA Mon., Wsd.. Fri. A Sal. 9:30-6, Tuts. A Thun. 9:00-9 For additional Information on the clenn up project, con ­ tact Howard JrfTrtes at San­ ford City Hall. 330-5688. Eugene Williams EUGENE WILLIAMS Eugene Williams. 70. East 21st Street. Sanford, died March 27. Bom In Rhine. Ga.. he moved to Central Florida In the 1950s. Mr. Williams was pastor of Great Deliverance Pentecostal Church of Ood. DcLand. He also owned W il­ liams Concrete Finishing Co. Survivors Include wife. Fan­ nie: daughters. Marie Reid, Shirley, both of Palmetto. Sue Dye. White Springs. Fla.. Lil­ lian. Mary Dranchedor. Glenda Y. Alaben. Wilma Hamilton, Mabls, Annie R.. nil of Sanford: sons. James E.. Joseph. Ezrklel, all o f Sanford; broth ­ ers. Jack. Duytonu Beach, Willie B.. Sanford. Buford, Eatonvlllc; sister. Lcoln Stephens. Fort Pierce: 50 grandchildren: 30 great-grandchildren. Sunrise Funeral Home. San­ ford. In charge o f arran ge­ ments. ELVIN BARFIELD Elvln Barfield, 73, West 13th Street. Sanford, died W ed n es­ day, March 25. 1998 at his residence. Mr. Barfield was bom July 4,1924. Mr. Barfield was a laborer. He was a Bap­ tist. Wllson-Elchclbcrger M ortu­ ary. Inc., Sanford, In charge of arrangements. AVA MARIE FOULKE8 Ava Marie Foulkes, 74, Fran­ cisco Way, Winter Springs, died Friday. March 27. 1998. Mrs. Foulkes was bom In Maude. Okla. Mrs. Foulkes was a mother. She was a member o f St. Luke Lulhrran Church. Survivors include sons. Ken Hall, Montgomery. Ala., Rus­ sell Hall, Brookfield. Conn., Dennis Hall, Vale, Ore., Ran* dol Hall. Carmel, CaliL, BUI. Jonathon, both o f Rlverhead. N.Y.; daughters. Susie Roth. Cheryl. Rlverhead. N.Y.: brothers. Uumls Barrow, Rutdoso. N.M.. Benny Barrow. Clovis, N.M.: sisters. Janie Kirkpatrick, Austin. Texas. Nina Barrow, Clqvls. N.M.: 16 grandchildren; 7 great­ grandchildren. Family Funeral Care. Oviedo. In cliarge o f arrangements. MARY JO (C L O U ) JANUARY Mary Jo (Close) January, 73. South Palmetto Avenue. San­ ford, died Monday. March 30, 1998. Bom Jan 8 . 1925 In Wauchula, Fla., she moved to Central Florida 18 years ago. Mrs. January retired form Southern Bell after 37 years of employment. She was a m em ­ ber o f Telephone Pioneers and the Rel>ekali Circle at the First United Methodist Church, Sanford. Site was a volunteer for the Hospital Auxiliary, C o­ lumbia Medical Center of Sanford. Mrs. January was a WILLIE CLYDE JOHNSON Willie Clyde Johnson. 62, Higgins Terrace. Sanford, died Thursday, March 26. 1998 at Culuinbta Medical Center. Sanford. Mr. Johnson was bom Aug. 8 . 1935 tn Perry. Ga. Mr. Johnson was a farm helper. He was a member of the House of Refugee M inis­ tries. Survivors Include wife, Jonulha Campbell. Sanford: brothers. Robert. Sanford, George Jr.. Tampa. Elijah, Claude, Tommy, all o f Sanford. Wllson-Elchelberger M ortu­ ary. Inc.. Sanford, tn charge of arrangements. LUCILLE W. KNIGHT Lucille W. Knight. 90, Mellonvlllc Ave.. Sanford, died Saturday. March 28. 1998 at Columbia Medical Center Sanford. Bom April 27. 1907 In Mirnnopy. Fla., she moved to Seminole County tn 1986. Mrs. Knight was a hom e­ maker. She was a member of the Rescue Church o f God. Survivors Include husband. Frank Knight: sons. Robert. St. Petersburg. Gus. Rochester. N.Y.. Johnny. Sanford; daugh­ ters, Priscilla Knight, Rosa Mango, both o f Sanford; 10 grandchildren: 12 great­ grandchildren; 12 great-greatgrandchildren. Wilsou-Elchclbergcr M ortu­ ary, Inc.. Sanford, in bharge o f arrangements. FRANKLIN M ONTGOM ERY 8R. Franklin Montgomery Sr.. 63. Crawford Drive. Sanford, died Thursday, March 26. 1998 at Winter Park M em orial Hospital. Bom on March 6 . 1935 In Okalaucha. Fla., he moved to Central Florida tn 1943. Mr. Montgomery was a contractor roofer. He waB a member o f Saint Luke M.B. Church. Survivors Include wife, Ella 11., Sanford; sons, Franklin Jr., Sanford. Anthony. Willie J.. both of Oviedo: daughters, Easter McFadden. Sandra Prince. Sonja Brown, all o f Sanford; brothers. James, Syracuse. N.Y., Elder Th eo­ dore. Liverpool, N.Y.. Elijah Edwards, Elder W allace Barklns, Elder Archie Barklna, Lee Barklns. all o f Syracuse; sister, Bertha Bradley, Syra­ cuse; 35 grandchildren: 11 great-grandchildren; 10 God­ children. Wllson-Elchelberger M ortu­ ary, Inc.. Sanford, tn charge of arrangements. E U « A BEDA-RU1Z Elisa Seda-Rutz, 82. Rabun Court. Sanford, died Thursday, March 12, 1998. Bom Jan. 14, 1916 In Marirao, Puerto Rico, ahb moved to Central Florida in 1972. Mrs. Seda-Rutz was a homemaker. She was Involved In community affaire with the Unity Church. Mrs. Seda-Rutz was a member o f All Souls Catholic Church. Survivors Include daughters. Sonia Seda-Rutz. Kenosha. WIs.. Senla Ruiz. Cera Rutz. Asdbiibal Ruiz, all o f Puerto Rico: brother. Julio Seda. l*ucrto Rico; sisters. Faye IVrez, Dora Pennington, both of Sanford; numerous grand­ children. Brinson Funeral Hume. San­ ford. In charge of arran ge­ ments. LOUISE P. WH1PFER Louise P. Whlppcr. 87. Hroadway Street. Oviedo, died Saturday. March 28. 1998 at Winter Park Memorial Hospi­ tal. Mrs. Whlppcr bom on Dec. 10. 1910 tn Bethlehem. Fla. Mrs. Whlppcr was a homemaker. She wns a m em ­ ber o f Fountain Head M.B. Church. Survivors Include sons. Ed­ ward D.. Oviedo, Luciuut J. Holt. Urooksvllle, Hilbert Co* barris, Gainesville. Norman Whlppcr. Daytona Beach: daughter. Crlcstlnc Jones. Ocala; brother. Randolph Pat­ terson. Detroit. Mich.; sister, Anntr Adams. Ocala; 24 grandchildren; 15 great­ grandchildren: 14 great-greatgrandchildren. Wllson-Elchelberger M ortu­ ary. Inc., Sanford, tn charge of arrangements. DAVID F. WILLIAMS David F. Williams. 55. Stiles Road. Hodgenville, Ky.. died Friday, March 27, 1998 at Hardin Memorial Hospital. Eli­ zabethtown, Ky. Bom Dec. 7. 1942 In Henderson. N.C.. he was a longtime resident of Sanford before moving to Ken­ tucky. Mr. Williams was a twist operator for a cable company. He served tn the U.S. Marine Corps. Mr. W il­ liams was a member o f North Henderson Baptist Church. Survivors include wife, Maureen: daughter. Pamela Jean. Sanford; son. Daniel F.. Germany; mother. Ruby. San­ ford; sister, Shtricy Boegcl. Sanford: brother. Ron, O r­ lando: 2 grandchildren. Gramkow Funeral Home, Sanford, tn charge o f ar­ rangements. CEDRIC WOODBURY Cedric Woodbury, 35, Bethune Circle. Sanford, died Monday. March 30. 1998 at his residence. Mr. Woodbury was bom Nov. 26. 1962 In Sanford. Mr. Woodbury was an emergency technician for O r ­ lando Regional Medical Cen­ ter. lie was a member o f Res­ cue Church o f Ood. Survtvora Include mother. Marie, Pensacola; brothers. Roosevelt E.. Ell King Jr., both o f Pensacola, Greg King. Hous­ ton, Texas; sisters. Owen, Rochester. N.Y., Barbara Ban­ ner. Sorrento. Denise. Jack­ sonville. Linda C.. Sanford. Wllson-Elchelberger M ortu­ ary. Inc., Sanford, tn charge o f arrangements. JANUARY, MARY JO (CLOW) Funeral services for Mrs. Janu­ ary will be Wednesday at 3 p.m. tn the Hriaaon Funeral Chapel with Rev. Elizabeth A Fogle-Mlller ofTIdatlng. Cremation will follow sendees. Friends may call at the funeral home Tuesday from 3 until S p.m. Brlaaon Funeral Home, 322-2131, Sanford, Is tn charge of services. �Sem inole Herakt, Sanford, H o n d a * Tuesday. M arch 31.1998 • 5 A R K N K W Y o u r Kitchen Cabinets W ith T h e I I * U -H O N n K A R E N L . Z A R R E L L A , P h .D . L IC E N S E D S Y S T I'.M L ie . # P Y 0 0 0 5 6 0 9 Specializing In Psychological Assessments, Depression, Anxiety amt Streetfo r AiiuUs amt Adolescents. • Personal Growth and Relationship Problems » Your Partner In Good Mental Health. ▼ 3599 WEST LAK E M AR Y SI..VD., SUITE B I l f DRIFTWOOD VILLAGE H f LAKE MARY. FLORIDA 32746 (407) 330-3429 ^ Sliding Scale Pees. 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C A L L S E M IM O LE H E R A L D D IS P L A Y A D V E R T IS IN G 322-2511 * �I 6 A - Sem inole H e ia d Sanford Ftonda Tuesday M atch 31,1998 by Chic Young BLONDIE Revenge of the automobiles D EAR DR GOTT: A recent lelevi ito n fea tu re on ARC ("W h en Cars A ttacks explored the possibility that m istreated au tom obiles may la ter misbehave in order to injure their dri vers This seems far fetched Is such a thing possible? by BEETLE BAILEY r r fj Mort W a lk e r 80V .' THESE HUMVEES 6 0 EVERYW HERE' by Art Sansom- THE BORN LOSER THIS I5 ONE F6R0C10U5 UIAB! ' ' THCT SKY f-W X H ( M .5 IN i- U t £ K L lO N AND 6065 OUT UK£MJsfAB // by Charles M. Schulz PEANU TS YE5 MAAM REQUEST PERMISSION TO 6 0 OUT FOR A PR IN K OF IQATER.. YE5.MAAM ..REQUEST PERMISSION TO COPY ALL THE ANSWERS FROM MARCIE'5 PAPER WHILE ^ I M BACK.. WHY IS THE TEACHER I P O N 'T K N 0W ..5H E FR O W N S A LOT.. DEAR READ E R I never fail to be amazed by people's beliefs. In the pro gram you mentioned, the moderator suggested that automobiles that have been m istrea ted by th eir ow ners somehow develop an evil spirit that causes the vehicles to malfunction in ways calculated to injure their drivers Such a fantasy is truly preposterous and Is inconsistent with any scientific principle or rational thinking It's a little bit like the media reports last y e a r in d icatin g that a R ritish insurance firm was offering coverage for “ Virgin Birth by Act of God “ The alien im pregn ation insurance was sold to 300 women in the first week it was o ffe re d . U n der the c o v e ra g e , which cost $3 a week, a virgin could collect $1.5 million if she wrre imprrg nated by an “ Act of God." According to the insurance company, the concept re c e iv e d a “ frosty resp on se" from church officials People have a right, of course, to w h a tever b eliefs they choose But such b eliefs, one hopes, should at least be in keeping with objectivity and the law* of nature DEAR DR GOTT I was prescribed Zoloft last month for depression After the first dose, I experienced dcbilitat ing nausea, vomiting and diarrhea Subsequently, I called the doctor and the pharmacist. Both were unbe lieving and said something other than the Zoloft caused my symptoms T h e re fo re , the follow in g night, I again took the medicine with identical resu lts Goodbye, Zoloft. Goodbye, doctor Now what do I do with $60 worth of pills 1 cannot take? DEAR READ ER I don't know why your health professionals disparaged your reactions, which arc recognized side effects of Zoloft and were certain­ ly proven by your second experience with the drug Obviously, the medicine disagreed with you and you were cor reel to discontinue it Since you have used two pills out of the original prescription, the pharma­ cist w ill probably not allow you to return the supply that is left Ask him, how ever. I suspect that you 'll ju st have to take this as an im portant learning experience, absorb the $60 and flush the remaining pills down the toilet. * DR. G O T T PETER GOTT. M.D. H o w ever, since the prob lem is m ech an ical, it usu ally re q u ire s a mechanical solution namely, surgery During the operation, an orthopedic specialist or a neurosurgeon repairs the disc and or removes the bony pro jectinns, thereby stabilizing the spine According to a new study, epidural injections (into the back) are not an e ffe c tiv e treatm en t, although they may tem porarily diminish the pain D E A R R E AD E R : Spinal stenosis means that some firm tissue such as a d isc or bony ou tgrow th is pressing on delicate nerves, causing pain and inflammation The purpose of the epidural injections is to relieve sw elling, thereby lessen in g symp toms Acupuncture and physical thcr apy may also nllcviale pain ACROSS 1 Did a (arm |ob 7 Board* 13 Spy magazine article. • g 14 Antleepllc liquid 15 The Rolling — 16 Popaye. tor ona 17 Ooll mound* IB Sat ol lool* 30 Allot 31 Neckpiece 33 Prods 37 Atmospheric condition 33 Singing volcee 33 Soma operatic pari ocm* nee* 34 Glove or |ackat malarial 35 Squandered 36 Perfume 39 Custom STUMPED? 40 43 46 47 T h erefore, I b elieve that your best option is to consider surgery While no one relish es having to undergo an operation, this choice may lx* best in the long run, because it could cure your hack problems Get an opinion from a specialist who is an expert in back surgery. . 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IB) If there « something important you want to get off your chest that you've been anxious to discuss with a triend. a meeting ot the minds today <■ Just what lha doctor PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) The bar­ gains lor xxhich you've been looking are out there today You can ferret them out by shopping shrewdly and getting more mileage from your dollars by,Jim Maddlck ‘ ANNIE by Loonard Starr1 r- �Seminole Herald, Sanford. Honda • Tuesday, March 31,1998 • 7A IN BRIEF Kentucky wins 7th men*s title SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS _ JrIT Shrppatd was selected an Most Valuable Player as the Uni­ versity of Kentucky staged the second biggest hall time comeback ever to win the NCAA Divi­ sion I Men's National Basketball C ham pion­ ship Monday night. The Wildcats (35-4) trailed the Untversty of Utah (30-4) by 10 points at halftime, but came back lx-hlnd Cameron Burke and Sheppard to beat the Utes 78-G9 to give Tubby Smith a na­ tional championship In Ills first yenr ns Ken­ tucky's head coach. The title was the second In three years for the Wildcats, who lost In overtime to Minne­ sota last year. U T women crush LaTech KANSAS CITY, MISSOURI . The Tennessee Volunteers played nn almost perfect gome In drmolltlng Louslnna Tech. 93-75, Sunday night to win their ronsecullve NCAA Division I Women's National Basketball Championship. Tennessee (39 0) has now won 45 games In a row and six national titles In 12 years. Chamlque lloldsclaw. the Women's National Player of the Year, was t»hlx-d as the tourna­ ment's Most Outstanding lla ye r after scoring 25 points In the rout of the Lady Techsters (31 4). Oviedo L A X girls win again OVIEDO . The Oviedo girls' Larrosse team survived a considerable scare Monday night, but remained one o f only two unbeaten teams In the state of Florida with an 8-7 victory over Bishop Moore at John Courier Field. Goalkrepcr Erika Witherspoon made six saves as the Uons Improved to 7-0 on the sea­ son. ITotfdlng the ofTense for Oviedo were Ann Huggins (three goals). Ingred Clonlnger (two goals). Carrie Wright (one goal, three assists). Kim Carberry and Christina Testa (one goal each) iuid Anna Franz and Sophia Ka/I (one assist each). The Lions will host Cypress Creek tonight at John Courier F'leld starling at 7:30 p.m. On Thursday. Oviedo travels to Tom Storey F'leld to play the l^tke Brantley Patriots In a Sem i­ nole Athletic Conference and Class OA-Dlstrtct 3 gumr at 7:30 p.m.. then return home next Tuesday for Senior Nlghl against West Orange High School at 7:30 p.m. P A L Regional Basketball SANFORD _ The Seminole County Police Athletic Lraguc hosted the 1998 Regional BaaketlNill League for Boys and Girls 14-andUnder on Saturday. March 7th at Seminole Community College. The results were: Bodybuilding Championships SANFORD _ The weight o f 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 'drug free* athletes will compete In the competition with men and women ranging from age 19 • 62. The women's contest will ofTer a chance to compete In nationals in Las Vegas. Proceeds will benefit the Seminole County DARE program and tornado relief victim s. The contest will offer a variety of fitness and strength demonstrations and drew over 500 people last year. Kathleen Ebner won the women's overall title and Rlc McMIllen took the men's award. Contest ch«ck-ln Is at 9 a.m.. followed by a contestant's meeting at 10 a.m. and pre­ judging at 11 a.m. The finals begin at 7 p.m. with and five competitors will receive trophies In each class. Entry fee Is $20 with on additional $10 testing fee. Youth Basketball at SCC SANFORD _ Seminole Community College and the Seminole County SherlfTs Depart­ ment Police Athletic League Is accepting In­ dividual and tram registrations for It's spring league for boys and girls 10-years-of-age and younger. All games are played at the college on Sat­ urday 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 IITTP://membcni.aoLcom/starBbball/tndex.h tml. On site registration at SCC on April 4 from 10 a.m. to noon. Bowen/Weston Football Camp LAKE MARY _ The Seminole Police Athletic League (PAL) Is hosting the third annual Bowen/Weston Football Camp for boys and girls ages 7-18 years old at the Lake Mary Sports Complex on Saturday. April 4. from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Former National Football League and Uni­ versity o f Florida players will serve as coaches for the camp. Among the players a l­ ready committed are John L. Williams (Seattle Seahawks/Plttsburgh Steelers). James Bates (defensive co-captain for F lor­ ida's 1996 National Champions). Louis Oliver (Miami Dolphins) and Huey Richardson Champions feted Lake M ary girls state champs honored with banquet By J e tt B crllnlcke ASSISTANT SPORTS EDITOR LAKE MARY _ If you want to use the word 'repeat.* say It softly around Lake Mary High School. It’s kind of taboo, but people are saying It anyway, nil the way from administration on down to the girls basketball and soccer teams which each won state titles In the last month to become the first school In Florida history to win same-gender championships In the same sea­ son. Lake Mary held a banquet last night to cele­ brate the titles and, although basketball coach Carl Brown and soccer coach BUI Elssele didn't want to talk about It. It was clear Dial 'repeat* was on everyone's mind, especially since both teams lose very little to graduation. The evening meant one final night together for the two teams and family members who packrd the Lake Mary cafeteria. Both coaches spoke and Athletic Director Doug Peters and Principal Raymond Gaines addressed the gathering. Of course, the evening couldn't take too long ns the coaches demanded that they lx- allowed out before the NCAA basketball championship liegun. IVters started out. 'I've been watching these two teams and the way they've developed has been remarkable.* he said. "It wasn't that hard to predict.* Peters commented about how all summer long, players from both teams had hern work­ ing nut Instead o f going to the beach and that the focus was what motivated them to the lilies. Then Gaines, maylx- the biggest Dike Mary fan of nil. spoke. "That word 'champion' sounds pretty good.* he said. 'When you realize that there has never been a program that has won two In a season, that’s a testament to the coaches and the qunllty of our students.* Brown was the first to deny any talk of a re­ peal. 'W e're not going to talk nbout repeat.* Brawn said. *We Just want to focus on next season.* Elssele rom m rntrd on the fans and family memlx-rs that made drives all over the state to watch Ills team, especially after It lost the dis­ trict finals to Oviedo which guaranteed road trips for the entire playoffs. Peters summed up the evening talking about the school which made state history. "It's a remarkable place.* Peters said. T ills was bound to happen and It's great for the community. If these kids didn't love this place It never rould have happened.* Could It happen again next year? Don't use that dirty word. C o -E d winner finishes perfect season.. From S ta ff R eports SANFORD _ There were a couple o f oddities In the Sanford Recrea­ tion Department Co-Ed Polar Bear Slowpltch Softball League Tourna­ ment at Plnehurst Park Monday night. Homegrown Hydroponics com ­ pleted an almost unheard o f unde­ feated season and both games ended In final scores o f 18-10. Beer :30 got off to a fast start In the opening game, building a 7-2 lead after three Innings. But Chang's Car Care battled bark with a run In the fourth In­ ning. two runs In the fifth Inning and five runs In the sixth Inning to take a 10-7 lead. Beer :30 was not to be denied, however, sending 17 batters to the plate. Including having seven b a t­ ters In a row reach base after two were out. and plated 11 runs to pull out the victory. The win earned Beer :30 a shot at Homegrown Hydroponics In the final and they used the momentum from the first game to take a 1-0 lead in the top o f the first Inning. But the momentum quickly shifted to the undefeated regular season champions as Homegrown Hydroponics scored nine runs In the bottom o f the first Inning and eventually built a 15-4 lead after three Innings before Beer :30 mounted a small rally to stay In the game. The game could have been closer as Homegrown Hydroponics only hud one run In, a runner on first and two out In the first Inning. But the next nine batters reached con­ secutively on six hits, Including two doubles, an error and two walks to score the other eight runs and basically end all doubt on who would win. Homegrown Hydroponics co m ­ pletes the season with a 10-0 rec­ ord, while Beer :30 was 5-5, Chang's Car Care was 4-5 and Holmes Truss, which forfeited Its final four games, was 0-9. Doing the damage for Beer :30 against Chang's were Vic DIBartolo (one home run. two singles, three runs scored, three RBI). Mike Miller (three singles, one run scored, four RBI) and Jerry DIBar­ tolo and Joe DIBartolo (one dou­ ble, one single and three runs scored each). Also contributing were Joy Weaver (one single, two runs a s . Cw-14. » ^ a $A _ 1 0 4 0 0 0 (I I ) _ I S IS Car Car* 110 Its 111 0 . 10 00 0 . 10 10 I m11 I I Sanford's Jett Bisks (No. 6) and tbs rest of the Cincinnati Bsngals' offensive skill position players (quarterbacks, run­ ning backs, tight ends, wide receivers) wd be at D isney’s Wide World of Sports the next three days for a mini-camp. Cincinnati Bengals return to Disney for mini camp From Staff Reports LAKE BUENA VISTA _ The National Football League's Cincinnati Bengal* will return to Disney's Wide World of Sports complex for the second consccuUve year to conduct a tlircc-day mini -camp. April 1-3. The ofTseason training session will feature the team's skill position players (quarterbacks, running backs, tight ends and wide receivers) In u series of dally morning workouts, starting each day at 9:30 a.m. Quarterback Jeff Blake, a native of Sanford, wide receivers Carl Pickens and Damay Scott, and running backs KJ-Jana Carter, Eric Blenlemy and AFC Rookie o f the Year Corey Dillon are among the team's tal­ ented corps o f offensive players that are expected to participate. Head coach Bruce Coslet and offensive coordinator Ken Anderson will conduct the workouts. During the 1997 NFL season, the Bengals finished fourth among the AFC Central Division with a record o f 7-9. Despite missing the playoffs. Cincinnati finished the year by winning six o f Its last eight games. Including the final three. Blake threw for more than 2.000 yards on the year, while DlUon. a second-round pick from the University of Washington, led all rookies with 1,129 rushing yards and broke Jim Brown's 40-year old single-game rookie record with 246 yards against the Oilers. Tickets for the Bengals rnlnl-camp and other Dis­ ney's Wide World of Sports general admission events arc $8 for adults and $6.75 for children ages 3-9. and may be purchased at the Disney's Wide World of Sports box olltce or by calling TIcketMastcr at 407839-3900. Bengals Mini-Camp Roster: Quarterbacks _ J e ff Blake: Eric Krcsscr. Running backs _ Eric Blenlemy: K M an a Carter. Corey Dillon; Vy Douthard; Scottle O rah am; Brian Milne. Wide receivers _ Chris Doering; David Dunn; James Hundon; Mike Jenlnga; Carl Pickens; Damay Scott. Tight ends _ Marco Battaglia; Steve Bush; Tony McGee. ' » G irls’ slowpitch opens season From t u f f Reports SANFORD _ Tara Layton. V a ­ nessa Silva and Brittany Postell all homered to help leud their respec­ tive teams to opening day victories In the Sanford Recreation Depart­ ment QIris' Spring Slowpltch Softball League at Roy Holler Field on Saturday. Postell came off the bench to cap a six-run third Inning as the San­ ford Rotary Breakfast Club whipped the Sanford Lions Club 14-1. In the second game, Layton had a solo home run In the first Inning to open the scoring and Silva hit her solo home run In the fifth In­ ning to cap the scoring as the Op­ timist Club of Sanford knocked off the Sanford Klwanls Club 11-5. On Wednesday night at Roy Hol­ ler Field in Ft. Mellon I»ark. the Optimist Club o f Sanford (1-0) bat- Stater* Salary In rU iM Club 2SS . 14 S 100. 1 3 • I S ta te r* C lu b 131 SI . 11 S 300 13 . • 3 tics tire Sanford Rotary Breakfast Club (1-0) for an early advantage In the league at 6 p.m. and the San­ ford Klwanls Club (0-1) takes on the Sanford Lions Club (0-1) at 7:30 p.m. Contributing for the Sanford R o­ tary Breakfast Club were Sheenu Ware (two singles, three runs scored). Brittany Postell (one home run. one run scored, two RBI), J e s ­ sica Postell (one single, two runs scored, one RBI) and Klrshawn Knight and Emily Huddleston (one single and two runs scored each). Also contributing were Kaley Bctne and Ashley Armstrong (one single and one run scored each) and Brittany Buckner and Crystal Ware (one run scored each). Doing the hitting for the Sanford Uons Club were Stephanie Gathers (one double) and Alex Cardona (one single, one nin scored). Doing the damage for the O pti­ mist Club o f Sanford were Tara Layton (one home run, two dou­ bles. one run scored, two RBI). Vanessa Silva (one home run. one run scored, one RBI). Lawanda Tillman and India Tillm an (one single and two run* scored each). Pauline Perkins and Tanzania Carr (one single and one run scored each). Colette Layton (two tuna scored) and Sasha Merthle (one run scored). Providing the offense for the Sanford Klwanls Club were Whlltney Tossl (one home run. one run scored, one RBI), Staphanle Para (one single, one run scored, one RBI), Shlncka Lawrence (one single, two runs scored) and Brit­ tany Hardy (one run scored). �BA Sem inole Herald. Sanford. H o n d a ■ Tuesday M arch 31.1998 NL Central: Astros are starry-eyed Briefs C o n tin u e d fr o m P a g e 7 A new closer is Jeff Brantley, the exCincinnati star 3. CHICAGO CUBS Houston (aces challenges (mm St Manager Jim Riggleman hopes |,oms and Chicago in the expanded three newly acquired players will lunt National L ea gu e Central But MU things around Closer Hod Beck ill 47, waukce. t>aek in the N L figures to lag 37 saves) is the key Henry Rodrigue? 1. HOI SKIN ASTROS Being swept by Atlanta in the NL <26 Hits, 83 RBIs) and Jeff Blauser I 308. 17. 70) can help the lineup playoffs was a sour way to end man Starters Mark Clark *14 8. 3 82», ager l-arty lherker's first year Now Jeremi Gonialei <11-9,4,23) and Kevin they hope to do better Jeff Bagwell I 288. 43 HRs. 135 RBIs, Tapani <9 3. 3 39) head an improving 31 stolon bases) and Craig Riggio <2W9. rotation The lineup features Sammy Sosa <36 22. 81, with 47 Sits and 146 runs) are HRs. 119 RHIs. 90 runs, 22 SRsi and coming off great seasons Import Motscs Alou t 292. 23. 115) and Derek Mark Grace <319.13. 78> Lince John son <307, 20 SBs 1 leads off Bell <276. 15. 71> are solid, too Mickey Morandmi 1 295, 16 SBs) is The departure of No t starter Darryl Kile hurts Mike Hampton (15 10.3 83) another important addition 1. MILWAUKEE BREWERS is being asked to replace him In the For the first time in over 30 years. bullpen, only Billy Wagner <2 85, 23 saves) stands out. Errors are also Milwaukee has an NL team Manager I’hil Gamer is hoping for pmblem for the Astros the besl. 2. ST. LOUIS CARDINALS Jemmy Humitz 1 281. 27. 85. with 20 Mark McGwire is the talk of the town He hit 58 homers in 1997 Only SBs and 85 runs) is a good hitter John Babe Ruth and Roger Mans ever hit Jaha ill HR*) comes off a shoulder more in one year McGwire, who injury Dave Nilsson ) 27H. 20, 811. Jeff Clrilio 1 288, 10. 82i and Marquis Gns battl'd 274 with 123 RBIs, will take an som <22 steals 1 contribute other crack at the HR record in an ex Starters Cal Eldred <13 15, 4 99). pansion year The other kev Cardinal hitters are Scotl Karl <10 13.4 47> and Jose Mer­ Rav Lankford \ 295. 31. 98. with 2t cedes <7 10. 3 79i are joined by import SRsi, Ron Gant <17 HRs. 62 HBIsi and Jeff Juden <11 6. 4 46). Closer Doug Jones (2 02.36 saves) is king of Ihe hill Delino DeShlelds (.295. with 55 SBs) Manager Tony La Russa has decent in the bullpen 5. PITTSBURGH PIRATES pitching Starling are Todd Stottle In his first year as Pittsburgh's man myre <12-9, 3 88). Matt Morris <12 9. 3 i*») and Alan Bcnes <9-9. 2 89* The ager. Gene Limont led the Pirates to IU II \\ Mni-t within two wins of a .500 They were still in contention tale in September But the lack of star talent was loo much to overcome The best hitters in Ihtlshurgh are lead off man Tony Womack <278, with Mi steals) and No 3 halier Al Martin <291. 13. 59, wilh 23 SHs) Rut Jer mnine Allcnsworlh (255. 3. 431 had a disappointing season Closer Rich Loiscllc <3 10.29 saves) is Ihe star of Uie pitcher staff Fran cisco Cordova <11-8. 3 63) is Ihe lead ing starter. 6. CINCINNATI REDS The Reds had Ihe most stolen bases, the most saves and the fewest errors in the National league in 1997, There weren’t many other bright spots for manager Jack McKoon during his first season with Cincinnati. Closer Jeff Shaw <238.42 saves) had a very good year Rookie Brett Tomko <11-7. 3 43) was the besl starter Dave Iturba <11 10, 4 73) and Mike Hemlinger <8 8. 4 14) also conlnbuled Willie Greene <26 Hits, 91 RBIs) and Reggie Sanders <19 Hits, 56 RBIs) are key bailers Barry Larkin <317) missed a iol of games because of foot prob­ lems TEAM RECORDS in 1997 1IOUS TON. 84 78, PITTSBURGH, 79 83; MILWAUKEE. 78 83. CINCINNATI. 76 86. ST LOUIS. 73 89. CHICAGO. 68 94 ISM* NKWSPATER KVmilKISK ASSN (Pittsburgh Stcclers). The enmp Is under the guidance of former University of Florida player Paul Uowrn and Rhondy Weston, who played In the NFL with Cleveland. Dallas and Tampa Day. Campers must wear athletic clothing and bring n bagged lunch. Drinks and fruit will be provided. Camp T-shirts will be given lo participants nnd autographs wtll be avail­ able from the players. The cost for the camp Is $30 for preregistration and $-10 day o f the camp. For more Information and/or to register, contact the Seminole County Police Athletic League at (407) 330-6600. ext. 263. or Paul Bowen at (407) 830-6569. Y M C A Youth Soccer LAKE MARY _ Seminole YMCA Family Cen­ ter will offer two Youth Soccer Leagues for children ages 3 to 13 running from April 4th through June 14th nnd August 1st through October 11th. All games will be played at Greenwood Lake Middle School. The YMCA Soccer Program Is designed to teach each child the fundamental skills of soccer and apply the rules of fair play while providing u team experience. Practices are held one evening per week, Games are held on Saturdays between 9 a.m. and 4 p.m. Cost Is $55 for Y-Members and $85 for Program Members. Call Sieve Waring. Sports Coordinator _ Seminole Family YMCA at (407) 321-8944 for more Information. Y M C A 5K Run/Walk/Skate NL West: Dodgers balance adroitly Bv HAV. Siner Los Angeles came up two games short of both the National League West crown and a wild card berth in 1997 Now it's a whole new ball game Going into the 1998 season, this is how the teams shape up. 1. LOS A N G E L E S DODGERS Balance is the hallmark of manager Bill Bussell's dub. Starling pitchers Chan Ho Park <148.3 38 ERA), Hidco Nomo <14-12,425), Ramon M a rtin e t <10-5. 3.64) and Ismael Valdes (10-11. 425) each won m double figures. New closer Antonio Osuna <2.191 is untested. Four Dodgers each hit at least 30 home runs: Mike P ia tu 062, 40 HKs, 124 RBIs, with 104 runs). Eric Kamos (266, 31. 1041. Raul Mondesi O I0 . 30. 87) and Todd Zeile <268, 31. 90). The leadoff man is Eric Young, who hit 280 and slot* 45 has— . 2. C O LO RAD O R O C K IE S At Coots Field, the hitters prevail. Manager Don Baylor knows that His Rockies led the N L in batting, slugging, hits, runs and RBIs. But Col­ orado's pitching wss last in ERA. hits, strikouts, homers and runs. Larry Walker <366, 49, 130, with 33 SBs and 143 runs) was the N L's MVP. Vinny Castilla (.304. 40. 113), Ellis Burks (.290,32. 82) and Dante Bichette ( 308. 26.1IB> swing hard Import Mike Lansing «2RI. 20. 70) helps. Starter Darryl Kile <19-7, 2.57) was acquired to be Ihe aee of the pitching staff. Closer Jerry Dipoto 116 saves) took over the top bullpen spot 3. SAN D IE G O PA D R E S The Padres, under manager Bruce Bochy. have sought better pitching. Starter Kevin Brown <16 8,2 69) was brought in to be the ace. Joey Hamil­ ton (12-7,425), Sterling Hitchcock (to ­ l l , 520) and Andy Ashby 19-11, 4.13) also start. Veteran Trevor Hoffman (2.66.37 saves) leads a rebuilt bullpen. The key addition is setup man Brian Bochnnger <2 63). N L batting champ T on y Gwynn (.372) posted career highs in HRs (17) and RBIs (119). Steve Finley (28 HRs, 92 RBIs, with 101 runs), Ken CaminiQuffvto verts 4. SAN FR AN C ISC O G IA N T S After taking the N L West by sur­ prise, manager Dusty Baker's division champs went 0-3 vs. Florida in the playoffs. It was their best shot. Barry Bonds (291.40 HRs, 101 RBIs, with 37 steals. 123 runs and 145 walks) is the tallest Giant. Jeff Kent (29 HRs, 121 RBIs) and J T Snow (281,28. 104) also had big years Stan Javier hit 286 and stole 25 bases Shawn E stes <19 5. 3.18), Kirk Itucler (13 6. 3 45) and Mark Gardner (12-9, 429) are San Francisco’s best starters. Starter Orel llershiser (14 6, 4 47) and closer Robb Nen (3 89, 35 saves) were brought in to help out. 5. A R IZ O N A D IA M O N D B A C K S The first-year Diamondbacks, under manager Buck Showalter, have been building from the ground up — mostly wilh pitching and defense. Free agents Andy Denes (9^9. 3.10) and Willie Blair (16-6.4.171 were signed to anchor the starting staff. But the bullpen is up for grabs. Veterans Malt Williams t.263, 32, 105), Jay Bell < 291, 21.92) and Devon White (a defensive star) will lead the way for the younger players. Travis Lee, the 910-miUion rookie. SANFORD _ The 1998 Charity Bowl foot­ ball game, presented by Seminole and Or­ ange County Firefighters, will be held on Saturday. April 25lh at 6 p.m. at Showalter Field In Winter Park. AAA' last season. Karim Garcia's numbers in Triple A were 205, with 20 home runs and 66 RBIs. T E A M R E C O R D S In 1997: SAN FRANCISCO, 90-72; LOS ANGELES. 88-74; COLORADO, S3 79; SAN DIEGO, 76-86; ARIZONA (Did not play). Tim Rjjnea is a Sanford native and Seminole High School graduate now playing for the New York Yankees. Hla stats for the 1997 season la In the first column, personal-beat season totals In the second column and career totals (Including 1997 games) in Ihe third column, Raines had one o f hla best aeason Don't expect a change at the top in the National League East. Atlanta has m ade an unprecedented six post­ season appearances in a row. No. 7 is next Going into the 1998 season, this is how the teams shape up. 1. A T L A N T A BRAVES Braves m anager Bobby Cox still holds (our aces: Greg Maddux (19-4, 220 ERA), Denny Neagle (20-5, 2 97), Tom Glavine (14-7, 2.96), and John Smoltz (15-12, 3 02), who begins the season on the disabled list But closer Mark Wohlers (3 50, 33 saves) is the only relief star. Andres Galarraga (JIB, 41 HRs. 140 RBIs) replaces departed Fred McGriff. Chipper Jones (.295, 21, I I I ) , Ryan Klesko 1261, 24,94) and Javier Lopez (295, 23 HRs) are key hitters. Wall Weiss (270) and Michael Tucker (283) w ill bat first and second. Andrew Jones is a rising star. 2. N E W Y O R K M ETS This is a scrappy bunch of overadiievers. Manager Bobby Valentine's dub had 47 comeback wins last season It's not likely to happen twice in a row. The starters are led by Bobby Jones (16-9, 3 63), Al Leiter (119. 424) and Rick Reed <13-9, 2.891. John Franco (2.SS, 36 saves) is the star o f a deep pen. Mel Rojas (15 saves) and Greg McMichael (2.98) are key relievers. The lineup features John Olerud (294. 22.102). Butch Huskey (287,24. 81), Bernard Gilkey (18 HRs, 78 RBIs), Edgardo Alfonso (2 1 5 ) and Carlos Baerga (281). Slugger Todd Hundley is out wilh an injured elbow. 3. FLO R ID A M A R L IN S To save money, the wild card world champions dum ped stars K evin Brown, M oisei Alou, Jeff Conine, Al Leiter and Devon White. Manager Jim Leyland still has Gary Sheffield (21 HR*. 71 R B Is), Bobby Bonilla (297, 17, 96), Edgar Renteria (277,32 SBs) and Charles Johnson (19 HRs). But there's not much depth on this team anymore. The pitching la a real mess. Only World Scries hero Llvan Hernandez (9-3, 2.18) and reliever Jay Powell <72. 3.28) a re notables. At least five rookie huriers might be asked to play important roles. 4. MONTREAL EXPOS The Expos shun high-priced talent Manager Felipe Alou is used to watch­ ing his stars leave. The latest to go: P ed ro M artinez, H enry Rodriguez, Mike Lansing and David Segui.. Even with them. Montreal was below 200. Rondel) White (270,28.82), Vladimir G u errero (.302) and M ark Grudzielanek (272) are the beat of what remains in the lineup. The best starters are Carlos Perez (12-13, 388), Dustin Hermanson (6-8, 3.69) and Shawn Boskie (6-6, 6.43). Ugueth Urbina (3.78, 27 tavea) is a good dozer. At least the bullpen has a lot of arms. 5. PH ILAD ELPH IA PH ILLIE S Ace Curt Schilling (17-11, 2.97, with 319 strikeouts) and closer Ricky Bottalico (3.65, 34 saves) are Philadel­ phia's biggest stars. Under manager Terry Francona, the Phillies got off to a 23-58 start. But they went 45-36 in the second half of the season. Mark Leiter (10-17,5.67) led the Na­ tional League in losses, which indi­ cates the state of the pitching beyond Schilling and BoUalico. Top hittere: Scott Rolen (283,21,92), Rico Brogna (20 HRs, 81 RBIs), Mike Lieberthal (20 HRs, 77 R B Is) and Gregg Jefferies <11 HRs). T E A M R E C O R D S In 1997: A T ­ LANTA. 101-61; FLORIDA. 92-70; NEW Y O R K , 88-74; M O N T R E A L , 78-84; PH ILAD ELPH IA, 68 94. CtISS NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN Co-Ed Continued from Page TA scored, one RBI), Paula Ritchey (one single, three run* scored), Roland Jem lgan (one “ingle). Cathy Lynn, S h en y Wilkie and Michelle Hunt (one run scored each) and Mike Berg (one RBI). Doing the hitting for Chang's Car Care were Bruce Sellers (three doubles, one single, two runs scored, two RBI), Mike Clark (four singles, two runs scored, two RBI). Gina Green and Zcb Webb (three singles, one run scored and one RBI each) and Red G a m er (one double, one single, one run scored, three RBI). Also hitting were Chris Bryson (one double, one run scored), Michelle Carroll (one single, one RBI) and Lynn Webb and Carol G am er (one single each). and one run scored Race proceeds will be used lo provide scholarships for underprivileged youths and adults in Seminole County. 1998 Charity Bowl G o lf for Lake Howell OVIEDO _ Support the Lake Howell High School Booster Club at the annual golf tour­ nament April 19 at the Ekana Golf Club. The club raises money for Lake Howell athletics. There will be a 1:30 p.m. shotgun start with closest lo the pin. longest drive, and uttlng competitions starting at noon. Range alls will be provided for practice. Cost ts $48 per player and Includes lunch. Eux Information to Doug Dorsum (788-1666) or Luke Howell (320-9025) to participate. E Lyman Booster Club golf LONGWOOD _ Lyman High School will hold Its annual Booster Club Golf Tournament on Monday. April 13th at Rolling Hills Oolf Club. The event will begin with a shotgun start at 3 p.m. Cost Is $65 per person ($45 for Rolling Hills members) or $250 per foursome. Cost Includes 18 holes with cart, dinner after play, welcome gifts and prizes afterward. Contact Ann Carr (339-5244) or Dan C an­ non (869-5196) for more Information. Bayhead tennis classes SANFORD _ Bayhead Racquet Club wtU be holding beginner, Intermediate, and a d ­ vanced 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 na­ tionally ranked players) _ dolly. 4:30 p.m. to 7 p.m. , i R A IN E S Q A U O E statistically last year, hut missed a great portion due to Injuries. Balnea and the Yankees open Ihe 1998 season on Wednesday In Anaheim against the Angela. The two teams can be seen on Sunshine Network on Thursday, starting at 10 p.m. C IM S NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN NL East: Braves remain perennials By H.W. Siner IA K E MARY _ The Seminole YMCA Family Center will hold a 5K Run/Walk/Skate on Saturday. April 1 Ith al Luke Mary City Hal) (com er of Lake Maty Blvd. and Country Club Road) starting at 7:45 a.m. Tills race will kick-off the 2nd Annual City Wide Easier Egg Hunt. Registration for the race can be done by calling the Seminole YMCA at 321-8944. Participants wtll receive a T-ahlrt. re­ freshments and prizes. Awards wtll be pre­ sented at the end o f the race. Last year's game, held at Luke Brantley High School, was a great success and this year's game should be Just as exciting. The gnme Is played by NFL rules and times and will be full contact tackle football. Also expected to be on hand are former NFL playrrs to sign autographs and the Tampa Bay Duccaneera Cheerleading squad. The group Is also negotiating with the Sun­ shine Network lo televise the game. Admission is $5 for adult, $3 for children nnd children under live free. Proceeds from the game will go to the Missing Childrens Center and Russel Home for Atypical Children. For tickets and sponsor Information con ­ tact Granville Eubanks. Seminole County Flre/Rescue at: Station 42 _ (407) 349-5501; home (407) 322-6893; Pager _ (407) 8053503. burger and Tina H1U (one run scored each). Powering Homegrown Hydro- * Also playing for the champi­ ponies to the championship ons were Sherri Cutllp and were Dave Brownell (one dou­ T e m Hlrt. ble, two singles, two runs Providing the offense for Beer scored, two RBI), Randy Cutllp :30 were J en y DtBaitolo (two (two doubles, two runs scored), doubles, two singles, three Jim m y Wilkinson (one double, runs scored, one RBI), Joe one single, two runs scored), DtBaitolo (one double, three Jim Clifford (two singles, two singles, two runs scored, three runs scored, two RBI) and RBI), Vic DIBartolo (one dou­ Paula Songer (two singles, one ble, one single, one run scored, run scored, one RBI). two RBI), Mike Miller (one dou­ Other hitters were Dave ble. one single, one RBI) and Jlckell (one double, two runs Roland Jem lgan (one double, scored, one RBI). Robin Brown one single, one run scored). (one double, two runs scored). Also, Michelle Hunt (two sin­ Shannon Hill (one single, two gles. one run scored), Cathy runs scored, two RBI), L o m e Lynn (two singles), Paula Jlckell (one single, two RBI), Ritchey (one single, one run Mike Burney (one single, one scored, two RBI) and Mike Berg run scored) and Theresa Wal(one RBI). R A IN M QAUOE CATTOORY *97 Games....................................................................... 74 A t-bats...................................................................... 271 Runs.......................................................................... 56 Hits........................................................................... 87 RBI........................................................................... 38 Doubles......................... 20 Triples.................................................................................... 2 Home runs..................... Steals........................................................................ 4 8 Average..................................................................................... 321 boat 160 652 133 194 71 38 13 18 90 .334 2.186 8.238 1.475 2,439 900 401 111 159 795 .296 Tim RalnM Queen Bee’s, T N T Express win in Sanford Senior Girls Softball Proas Staff Reports SANFORD _ The Queen Bee's and TNT Ex­ press scored In every Inning to win their games In the Sanford Recreation Department Senior Girls' Softball League at Lakeside Field Monday evening. TNT Express pounded the ball to 13 hits, five for extra bases, and held Double Trouble to only one hit In winning the opening game 14-2. In the nightcap. Evtta Ingram homered and the Queen Bee's made the most o f four hits In outacortng the TN T Express, 11-8. Standings are not available at this time be­ cause the results from Saturday's scheduled game between the Queen Bee’s and Double Trouble were not turned In. This Saturday, the TNT Express plays Double Trouble at 4 p.m. at Lakeside Field and next Monday, the Queen Bee's play the doubleheader at Lakeside Field against TN T Express at 0 p.m. and Double Trouble at 7:30 p.m. TNT Express took a 94) lead before Double Trouble scored Its two runs In the bottom o f the third Inning. Powering TN T Express were Jennifer Sellers (three singles, two runs scored, four RBI), Monica Rivers (three singles, three runs scored, one RBI). Billie Cotton (two triples, one run scored, one RBI) and Andrea Southward (one triple, one single, one run scored). Also contributing were Stephanie Foreman (one home run, one run scored, three RBI), LaQueena Grayson (one home run, one nxi scored, one RBI), Devin Daniels (one single, one run scored, two RBI). Kristin Weaver (two runs scored) and Vcm lquc Burrell and Erika Jackson (one run scored each). Providing the offense for Double Trouble were Trtnecc (one single, one run scored) and Da wan (one run scored). Doing the damage for the Queen Bee's were Sophia LUtles (two singles, one run scored), Evtta Ingram (one home run, one run scored. one RBI) and Natalie Cole (one double). Others contributing for the Queen Bee's were Barbara Corey (one run scored, one RBI). Alglnlcla Jackson and Krystal Wonlard (two runs •cored each) and Kceahawn Knight, Crystal Ware, Lavanya Buckner and Sarah Huddleston (one run scored each), The TNT Express were led by Erika Jackson (one home run. one run scored, one RBI), Billie Cotton (one double, one run scored, one RBI), Stephanie Foreman (one single, one run scored, one RBI). Jennifer Sellers and LaQueena Qraytson (one single and one run scored each), Monica Rivers (one single) and Shlrletta Blake, Devin Daniels and Kristin Weaver (one run T1TT K a p r o n P iM li Tm M I i 414 8 .1 4 IS ooas. > i 100 0 IS . a 8 T w r tfM — 8iasia.ll 4 Legal Notices P U S U C NOT1C* IS H I I U S Y O IV tN THAT ON Tuesday. 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M arch 31,1998 • B A People IN BRIEF Volunteer o f the Week C o astlln ers Sanford--The Coastllners mrr tings arr held at 10 a.m. the first Wednesday o f each month at the Sanford Senior Center. 401 E. Seminole Blvd. All Interested railroaders, both active and retired, arc Insited to attend. For Information, call Horace Oreen. 322-5493. Woman’s Club Sanford The Sanford Woman's Club meets the first Wednesday o f each month. Oc­ tober through May. at 11 a.m.. at the clubhouse. 309 S. Oak Ave. Reservations for the noon luncheon arc necessary through the telephone com m it­ tee. Following luncheon, a pro­ gram Is presented. Walcoma Wagon Seminole Spokes Welcome Wagon Club of Seminole county holds a coffee for new­ comers and second Wednesday o f every month from 10 a.m. until noon. For Information on address, call Betty. 695-0144, or Lucy. 322-7877. Lunch, Fellowship LONGWOOD--A1I area seniors are Invited to join a seniors group currently meeting at the Orthodox Church of St. Ste­ phen. 1895 Lake Emma Rd. i A covered dish luncheon, at noon. Is followed by Bible study and fellowship. The group meets on the sec­ ond and fourth Wednesday o f ithe month. For more Informa­ tion. contact Mary Burke at 330-6391. at the Frank Evans Center In Lake Mary. All Interested arc Invited to attend. Shelly Brassier, a licensed Alzheimer therapist, leads the discussion and answers questions. For Information, call 323-4938 or 324-3060. Woman's Club Lake Maty Woman's Club meets the fourth Wednesday o f each month from September through May. For Information, contact Maryann Hoff. 3216226. Recovery Inc Recovery Inc., Is a self-help mental health organization for people who suffer from panic attacks, depression, fears and general nervous symptoms. For Information, call 660-2003, or 890-5906. TOPS A local chapter o f TOPS (Takr O ff Pounds Sensibly) meets every Wednesday at 6:30 p.m.. In the auditorium of South Seminole Hospital. 556 W. S.R. 434, Longwood. Weighing beings at 5:30 p.m. The first meeting Is held every Wednesday. at 9:30, at Lakevtew Christian Church. 1400 Bear Lake Road Apopka. For Information, call 293-5048. Blood Bank Central Florida Blood Bank Is asking donors o f all types blood • especially O-type d o ­ nors - to donate at Its Sanford branch. 1302 E. Second St. For Information, call 322-0822. Klwanls Club All widowed persons are In­ vited to meet at 1:30 p.m. the second and fourth Wednesday bf every month at the C assel­ berry Senior Center. 200 Lake Triplet Drive. Casselberry. Effective Oct. 1. 1997. the Klwanls Club o f Sanford has moved the weekly Wednesday noon luncheon meeting from the Sanford Civic Center to the Lakeside Landing at the Marina Motel on Lake Monroe. Visiting Klwsnlans are welcome. For Information call Walt Smith. 323-5088. Walcoma Wagon Seminole Spokes Welcome Vagon Club of Seminole bounty holds the regular ■nonlhly luncheon meeting at 11:30 a.m. on the third Wednesday o f very month. Those wishing to attend, call Betty. 695-0144. or Lucy. 3227877. Alzhslm ar's Support The Alzheimer's Support □roup for Caregivers meets the fourth Wednesday, at 10 a.m.. The following births were re­ corded at Florida Hospital In Altamonte: Feb. 23 - Susan and Joshua Bobbin, Winter Springs, Boy Feb. 24 - Stacy and Charles Hilton, Lake Mary. Qlrl Feb. 26 • Julie and Stephen Martin. Lake Mary, Girl: Eduwlgis and Alfonso Alma rax, Longwood, Boy Feb. 27 - Chetna and Hltesh Dcaai. Winter Springs. Boy; TSaha and Sean Smith. San­ o o 6 00 i n i mm o <D o o aeaspi * ■— u s** mrnrnrn ffi HERALD STAFF WRITER SANFORD - Roxle I Hills has lived In the Sanford area for over 20 years. She married her husband, Rick, here. They are raising their children. Michael and Melissa among family and friends. That Is the reason that Hlllls Immediately signed up to help the Salvation Army care for victims after the recent tor­ nado that ravaged the area. Her close ties kept the heart­ strings tight os she witnessed the devastation. He own mother lives In the Lake Jesup area just within a 1/4 mile of the ruin. As she put It. TVe i up with the people that affected. I rode the bus with them. I've known these people since I was a kid. I wanted to help In some way." She continued. 1 joined the Salvation Army when the tor­ nado hit. I wanted to be In­ volved In some way. I knew there was something I could do and some way I could help. I Just wasn't sure where to be­ gin.Hlllls shared that when she went out *on canteen* duty It was wonderful to see that the people were getting the help, individuals would come to the truck for needed food and talk with volunteers. "You could Just see in their faces and In their gestures how much they ap­ preciated the help* she said. T h is has made me realize that A l- A n o n A support group for friends or relatives o f alcoholics (AlAnon) meets every Wednesday, at 8 p.m.. at 111 E. 27th St., just west o f Sanford Avenue In Sanford. New visitors or m em ­ bers are welcome to this 12step group. ford, Boy; Kenna and Timothy Qlasock. Casselberry. Boy Feb. 28 • Carol Trier and John Hagan. Casselberry. Girt; Theresa and Carl Canals, Longwood. Girt: Kaasandra Hartung and Gregory TAsch. Oviedo. Boy; March 1 • Christina and David Houston. Sanford, Boy; Jessica and Joseph Roman, Lake Mary. Girl; Helene and Ellis Schauder. Longwood. Girl DEET or dlethyltoluamlde Is an effective repellent o f mos­ quitoes, gnats, ticks, mites, and blood-sucking (lies. DEET la the active Ingredient of Cut­ ter's insect repellent and Off. It has been used effectively for the past 45 years to prevent Insect bites and disease transmission. Recently. DEET • has been extensively used to protect humans from b ite s “ df arthropods that transmit Lyme disease and encephalitis. Along with the Increased use o f DEET. there Is concern about the adverse effects o f DEET on humans. For Instance, six cases o f DEET poisoning In small children have been re­ ported after the repeated use or Ingestion o f DEET. F s n a a la tls a s : DEET Is for­ mulated In products containing 5 to 100 percent DEET. Usually products containing 15 to 40 percent DEET work best for adults. Products containing no more than 8 to 10 percent DEET are recommended for children. In general, the higher percentages provide longer and better protection than those with lower percentages. DEET usually provides 1 to 3 hours of protection In typical situa­ tions. When an individual Is swimming or sweating exten­ sively, protection will be much less. Therefore. 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SSfU K T " >o 01 W f By Busan Wanner 3 n a r p a s i w r H a In k Om b ls«* Mm T b M C m m * SET*" U s lM a T a a f T V N a te * ! * * * » ■ m ------55m N ns j»fc a*. S P * ■— i n . B --------- H a Ink TiSam d Fan* .TH „1t Cl.- LJ < ■ 8 8 ^ gte'B t e s t fh b W b l B g ------B s M . «« Lefm m tB » m m M e * |m « earn ■ ~ M I ~ a i » T o (i»ll.lU .»lB L .fU J e M H n ~ |fcM ».flt g p S p fo s i* t e J u k h > 5 ?w m b a y * * ? jg s _____________________________________ «i»tw s n e »n — t » - fggSSBT TB P B is s s e M s s t v W B S B i B wm \ R oxle Hlllls donates her tlma to the Salvation Army there are help." mi many ways to Volunteers with the Salvation Army helped In many areas from sorting donated Items to actual working "on canteen" In disaster relief. T used to use my kids as an excuse to not help,’ she *uld. "Even though you have kids you can still help. When I was working at the Salvation Army building I took my kids with me. They would sit and play with toys while I sorted things. People were so generous. There are still piles sky high o f things (hat need to be sorted and they desperately need volunteers." Further elaborating on oth­ ers working with the disaster relief, she said, "Other moms such as Cindy Von Herbulls and Debbie Redman were helping too. We are all mothers with children but we knew we could make a difference. So many people have come Into my life through all this. I want to keep In touch with them be­ cause they have made such a difference In my life. There are a lot o f good people out there." She concluded by saying. T h e benefits o f helping others and volunteering are better than the work. The benefits are unending. Sometimes It doesn't work out but I know God will always give us somebody else that we can help.* Hlllls Is also active with her church. Grace Fellowship Christian Church, where she has been a member for five years. Presently, she writes let­ ter or calls widows and shutins to encourage them. She hopes to begin a church gar­ den. The congregation spon­ sors one family a month to a s ­ sist with food and other neces­ sities. She Is hopeful that this garden will bring the whole church together helping the community, from the older la ­ dles canning and preserving vegetables to the children learning how God makes things grow. For more Information about volunteering with the Salvation Army cull 322-2426. Effective repellent o f those pesky bugs Widowed Parsons j Disaster led mom to volunteer work exposed skin. Wipe or wash hands after completion o f a p ­ OARDEMINO plication. Aerosols should be directed at the area to be treated from the appropriate distance, usually about 6 to 8 Inches from the exposed skin. Do not apply aerosols directly AL to the face; first spray U onto FERRER hands. Then rub It onto the face and neck, avoiding contact with eyes and lips. Reapply DEET formulations as neces­ vide continuing protection. sary, but avoid overexposure. A p p l i c a t io n : Products con­ Frequent reappllcatlon and taining DEET are available as saturation are unnecessary. liquids, lotions, and aerosols. Also, do not apply DEET to the They should be applied as di­ hands o f small children. Only rected on the label. Before us­ apply DEET formulations to ing any DEET product, read the exposed akin: do not apply to entire label. Even If you have areas underneath clothing. Do used the product before, read It not apply DEET formulations again before application. L iq­ on or near plastics, acetate, uids and lotions should be rayon. Spandex. synthetic fab­ poured or squeezed directly rics (other than nylon), furni­ onto the hands and spread ture finishes, leather, watch evenly and completely on ex­ crystals, and painted or var­ posed skin In a thin layer. nished surfaces. Plastic glass Contact with the eyes and Ups frames and goggles should be should be avoided. Use just protected from DEET a pplica­ enough repellent to cover the tions. Car finishes and Interi­ Surprise heuseguest wears out welcome at the door ny hi band and I had not seen or heard from for more than 17 years unex­ pectedly showed up at our door and stayed, uninvited, for five days! Although she was nest, consider­ ate, appreciative and generous, I was angry, frustrated and resentful of the intrusion. What is your opin­ ion regarding this situation, and what would you have done under the same circumstances? SUSAN IN CALIFORNIA DEAR SUSAN: If • relative or (H and — showed up at my door unexpectedly with luggage in hand, 1 w ou ld have taken him or her to dinner (or lunch, d ep e n d in g on the time o f arrival) — and then offered to make a reservation at a nearby ADVICE ABIGAIL VAN BUREN DEAR OLD JOHN: You are a true romantic. Thank you for Including your full n a n s and address, which I dors not dis­ close. Wars 1 to do so, it would threaten your privacy and cre­ sts a soon# that would rival the Gold Rush of 1849. • •• D EAR A B B Y : I am a widow. How do I announce my daughter’s engagement? My daughter and 1 want to include her late father’s name, but are unsure if it is proper, la there a correct form for this? ASK1NO IN OLYMPIA, WASH. DEAR ABBY; I saw the letter in your column concerning kissing with eyes open. Well, I kissed with my eyes open — deliberately. Why? Because I was going with s woman so stunningly beautiful that I didn't DEAR ASKING: •: According I want to waste any of her enchanti­ Emily Post’s “Complete aplete 1 Book i ng loveliness. Wedding “ - " _ — Etiquette," My standards in female beauty lo g fo r the n e w e p a p e r an* had always been so absurdly high nounoement o f your daughter's that I knew 1 had a champagne engagem ent should be: "M rs. appetite (what I desired in feminine B o b 8m lth an n ou n ces the looks) on s beer budget (what I had engagem ent o f h er daughter, to offer). When she appeared on M iss R oberta 8mtth, to A la n the scene, exceeding my wildest Jones, etc, Miss Smith Is also dreams, and want for me in a big the dau gh ter o f tho lato Bob way. the thrill of kissing the mouth Smith." in the middle of that divinely beau­ When It is time to send the tiful face would have been partially w eddin g invitations, use this squandered had I not kept my eyes wording: open. "Together w ith their fam i­ I had to train myself to do it, but lies, Roberta Bmith, daughter of the practicing was plenty pleasant. Alice Smith and the late Bob Just sign m e... Smith, and Alan Jones, eon of OLD JOHN IN GLENDALE Mr. and Mrs. Mark Jones,” etc. ors also may be damaged by DEET. It will not damage ny­ lon. cotton, or wool fabrics. Precautions: DEET may cause eye Injury or Inltate mu­ cous membranes. Therefore, do not apply to eyes or Ups. Warning. It may also be harm ­ ful If swallowed. In rare cases. It can cottas eldrv reaction. 'D o not apply to sunburned or damaged skin. If DEET gets In eyes, flush with plenty o f wa­ ter. If eye Irritation persists, get medical treatment. If swallowed, call a physician or contact a poison control cen­ ter. I f a child or adult reacts to the dermal application DEET. wash treated skin and call a doctor. Many older DEET prod­ ucts contained an R -l 1 additive to enhance activity. Due to concerns about the additive, all current products do not con­ tain It. Do not use DEET prod­ ucts that were manufactured prior to 1993 to avoid exposure to the addlUve. Three-fourths o f all DEET poisonings occur with children under six years o f age. Small children are more vul­ nerable because they are more likely to accidentally Ingest DEET and have lower body weights. Tb prevent accidental poisoning o f small children, store containers o f DEET out o f the reach o f children. Also, use common aense In the a pplica­ tion o f DEET o f small children. Do not apply to the hands o f children because they may m b their eyes or Ingest DEET from their hands or fingers. Do not allow small children to apply the product. An adult should apply the product or closely supervise the application. Use DEET sparingly on small chil­ dren. Extracted from the University o f Florida "Use and A pplicaton o f DEET Repellent’ by Dr. Phil Koehler. Fact Sheet ENY-260. C lN l a t a .s LAKE MAIIY u m f.iA i o MAN IN THE M O N MASK U S t e M I U ll p L A . CONFIDENTIAL i oo 4op rat s sa MR. NICE GUY !>«>»«» « q « 0 0 i p j g WILD THINGS n o H O 744 IS to MEET THE DEEDLES m o n o 4 jo ro t m s THE NEWTON BOYS H 0 4 4 Q 7 J0 M 0 U.8. MARSHALS 1 00 4 10 7 l l 1000 •Wts QOOO WILL HUNTING ________ 1:10400 > 00040 U S 4JO > M 1000 s 4. . �1 0A Sem inole Herald, Sanford. Florida • Tuesday. M arcti 31,1998 L e g a l N o tice s L e g a l N o tic e s IN THC C IR C U IT C O U R T o r T M t CIO M TCCN TH JU D IC IA L C IR C U IT IN A N D FO R S E M IN O L E C O U N T Y . F L O R ID A F JU Ne. ST ■10 90 C P R R O B A T I DIVISION In f l t 'Th* E t la i'i of LENO RA L HARDER 0#c##«#d A M E N D E D N O T IC S OF A D M IN IST R A T IO N Th* td rm m a tra tio n ot th# #«t#t# ot LE N O R A L B A R B E R <*#c#aa#d Ed# No 97*10$0-CP. n pending m th# C irc u it Court in and to f Sam m ola County. Florida Prob ata Oretaton the a d d ra ia o f w hich m P O D m r t f C Sanford F L S I T f2 Tha name and addr*aa of tha P ersonal R a p ra ta n ta tiv a and tha P arao n al R#pf#*#nt#tfv#‘t atiornay ar# «al fotth b#*ow All m taraatad paraona ara ra*|uirad to fil# with thia Court WITHIN THREE (3) M O NTHS OF THE FIRST PUBLICATIO N OF THIS N O TICE (1 > a ll cla im s agam st tha a t tat# and I?} any objection by an mtaraatad per* son on arhoffl thus not tea was sat «ad that cha lla n g a a tha vjihchty of tha Witt tha qualifi* cab o n a of tha Paraonal Rapraaantatiw# vanua or |una* d ic tio n ot tha C o urt A LL C L A IM S AND O B JE C T IO N S NOT SO FILED WILL BE F O R E V ­ ER B A RR ED P u b lica tio n of this Notica has begun on M arch 31 at 1998 Pn n o not R eptoa a n ta t hr a David D Barber 361 BarEar Circ*# Waat Chaatar PA 193*0 Attorney lor Paraonal Rapraaantativa C H A R LE N E 0 K E LLE Y 36 N P a rt Awanua A p c p ta FL 33703 Phon# 0 7 / 0 8 9 3933 Fla Bar No *30304 P ub lish M arch 31. and April 7, 1SSS OEO-2S7 N O T IC S OF A P P L IC A T IO N FON T A X D E E D NOTICE IS H E R E B Y GIVEN that M o rlo a g a A R aalty Invaatmanl C o rpo ratio n O l Tha Southnaat. Iha holdar o l tha fo l­ low ing certificate!*) ha* M ad a n d cartitieatala) tor a laa daad to b* taauad thereon Tha ear* lifics ta numbarfa) and year!*) ol raauanca. Iha dnacnp tion of Iha proparty. and tha n*mn|a) in which tl v i i aaaaaaad la/ara aa follow* C artifica la No 200S Yaar of laauanea ISOS Daacnptlon o l Proparty LE G LOT I t M OUN T G R E E N ­ WOOD UNIT 4 OF PD 37 P G S 70 TO 72 Namaa in w hich aaaaaaad Ci-rol 0 M cLau gh lin All o l aaid proparty bn mg in Iha County o l Sam inola S tain of Florida Uniaaa auch certificate!*) ahail ha radaam ad acco rdin g lo taw, in# proparty daaenbad in auch certificate!!) w ill ba to ld to tha hig h att biddar al tha w a tt front door. Sam in o la C oun ty Courthouaa. Sanlord. Florida, on tha 4th day o l May. 109*. al 1100 a m Paym anl o l Sain laa. ap p lica bin docum antary atam p laaaa and racordm g laaa ara raqutrad to ba paid by Iha auccntatul biddar a l Iha aala Full paym anl o l an amount aqual lo Iha tughe it bid la dua w ilhin 24 hour* atlar tha advartiaad lim a o l tha ta la All pay manta ahall ba caah or g u a ra n laad inatrum anl. mada payabla to Iha Clark of tha C irc u it Court Datad thia 2Sth day ot March. 1991 (S**l) M ARTANNE 'A O n : ; C L E R K OF THE CIRCUIT COURT SEM IN O LE COUNTY. FLORIDA by Shirlay C Hargart D apuly Clark Publiah M arch 3 t . A p ril 7. 14 * 2 l, 1994 0E 0-240 IN T H E C IR C U IT C O U R T IN A N D FO R S E M IN O L E C O U N T Y , F LO R ID A C A S E NO.: S 7 -1 3 4 S -C A .1 4 -E JO S E P H OERN and G LO RIA DERN H<* W ile. Plaintiff. v# THOMAS H DROWN and H ELEN l DROWN. H it W ila. and TH O M AS E DROWN and MARYDETH DROWN. Hi« Wil*. O alandanla N O T IC E O F S A L E NOTICE IS H ERED T GIVEN that p iif tu a n l to a Summary Final Judgm ent o l Foreclosure d alad M arcfi t llh . I9SS in Caaa No 97-2449-CA -14-E. in tha C irc u it C o u rt in and tor Sam inola County. F lo rid a in which JO S E P H DERN and (GLO­ RIA O ERN. Ni* W .la la Iha P la in lifl. and TH O M A S H DROWN. H E LE N l DROW N. THOMAS E DROWN and MART* OETH DROWN, ara O alandanla. I anil ta ll to Iha highest and b a il bidder for c a sh a l 1T 0C AM on iha l l l h day ot APRIL. IM S . at Iha W aal From Door o l Iha la m in o la C ounty CouH hou aa. Iha fo llo w in g daaenbad raal proparty aa aat torth In Iha Sum m ary F in a l Judgm ant o l Foreclosure Lot » . DiocL. 0 , BAN S E B A S ­ TIAN h e ig h t s . UNIT 1-A according to tha plat lharaol aa racordad In P le l Book IS P ag a 70 o l Iha Public Racorda o l Seminole County. Florida DATED THIS IS ih d ay o l MARCH, ts s a MARTANNE MORSE C LE R K OF THE CIRCUIT COURT BY Jana E Jsse w ic Dapuly Clark R EDWARD COOLEY. ESQUIRE Shepherd. M e C aba A Cootay I4S0 5 R 434 W aal. S u ila 200 Longwood. FL 32TS0 Publish M arch 24. S i. I M S OE 0-202 IN TH E C IR C U IT C O U R T OF T H t SIG H TS S NTH JU D IC IA L CIR C U IT IN A N D FO R S I M I N O L S C O U N TY. FLO R ID A CIVIL A CT IO N C A S S NO. t S - I S C A DIVISION 14 *A FIRST NATIONAL DANK OF CH ICAG O A S TRUSTEE UNDER THAT CERTAIN P O O U N O A N D SERVICING A G REEM EN T DATED AS OF D E C E M B E R I. 1994 FOR RTC M O RTG AG E PASS-THROUG H CERTIFICATES SERIES 1994-t. P la in till, va JOHNNIE HUE W ILLIAMS, at al Defendant!!) N O T IC S OF ACT IO N TO TROY BROW N LAST KNOW N RESIDENCE UNKNOWN C U R R E N T R ESID ENCE UNKNOWN ANY AND A L L U N KN O W N PARTIES C L A IM IN G BY. T H RO U GH . UNDER AN D AOAINST THE HEREIN N AM E D INDIVIDUAL 0 E F E N 0 A N T IS) WHO ARE NOT KNOW N TO BE D E A D O R ALIVE. W H E T H E R SAID UNKNOW N PARTIES M AY C L A IM AN IN T E R E ST AS S P O U S S S . H E IR S. D EV ISEES. GRAN TEES. OR O T H ER C L A IM A N T S LA S T KNOW N R ESID EN CE UN KN O W N C U R R E N T R ESID EN CE UN KN O W N YO U A R E NOTIFIED that an a ctio n to loraclo ao * m orlgaga on tha fo llo w in g p ro p arty in SEM IN O LE County. F lorida LOT 10. B L O C K S. TIER 13. SEM IN O LE P A R K . A S R E C O R D ­ ED IN PLAT B O O K 2. PAO E 71 OF THE P U B LIC R E C O R D S OF SEM IN O LE COUNTY, FLO RID A h a t bn an M ad agam al you and you ar* raqutrad lo ta ra * a copy o l your w ntlan dalanaa*. II any. w ilh in 30 day* a lla r tha lira 1 p ublication o l Itua N olle* o l A ctio n , on E ch e varria, M c C a ll* . Raym ar. B a rm lt A F ra p p itr. P la in liN 't atlornay, w h o ta addraaa la SO) Bayahora Boulevard B ulla BOO. Tampa, Florida 33*04. and III* tha o rig ­ inal with Ihia C o urt a ilh a r balor* t a n ic a on P la in tiff's atlornay or Immadialaty th a n kltar. olharw iaa a d a la u ll will b* antarad agam al you lor tha ra lw l d tm a n d a d in Iha Com plaint or p aiibon Thia no lica ahall ba p ub lith od one* aach w t tk lor two conaacutnra waaka in Iha Sam inola H ara Id WITNESS my hand and tha •aal o l thia Court on thia 1 Flh day o l March 1991 Maryann* Moraa Clarli o l tha Court By Cocaba V Ekarn A* Dapuly Clark IN T H E C IR C U IT C O U R T E E M IN O L B CO U N T Y , F LO R ID A P R O O A T t DIVISION C A S E NOi S S -S IS C P IN RE ESTATE O F OHIAN L W ALKER. Dacaaaad. N O TICE O F AD M IN IST R A T IO N Tha ad tn irU alriU on o l tha a a la la o l OHIAN L. W ALKER dacaaaad. Fil* Nutnbar *4-214CP. ra [landing m Iha Circuit Court lo r Sam inola Counly. Florida. Probata D in a ion. Iha addraaa o l w hich ta Sananola co u n ly Courthouaa. Sanlord. H on d a 32171 Tha namaa and addraaaaa o l tha paraonal rapraiani.il>. and Iha paraonal rap raaan latlya'a a tlo rn a y ara aal lortn bn low A LL IN TER ESTED P E R S O N S ARE NOTIFIED THAT: A ll paraona on whom Itua n o lic a la aarvad who hay# ob tac lion* Iha I c Italian pa Iha validity ot Iha anil, tha qualitiestu n a o l Iha paraona represervlabya. vanua. or furtadicbon o l Ihra Court ara raqutrad lo Ida Ihnir Obtacliona with Itua Court WITHIN THE LATER OF THREE MO NTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A C O P Y OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM All craditora o l Iha dacadant and o lh a r paraona having claim * or dam anda agam al dacadant ■ aala la on whom a copy o l (hit n o n e t ta aarvad w ilhin Ihraa m onlht altar tha data o l Iha first publication o l thia no liea muai III* ihalr eialma with (hit Court WITHIN T N I LATER O F THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF T N I first publication of this NOTICE O R THIRTY OATS AFTER THE 0ATE OF SERVICE OF A CO PT OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM All olhar tradilor* o l Iha dneadanl and paraona haring claim * Of damanda againai tha d acadanl'a a a la la mual Ida lh a ir claima with ihra court WITHIN THREE MONTHS A FT E R THE DATE OF THE FIRST P U B L IC A ­ TION OF THIS NOTICS. ALL CLAIMS. D EM A N D S A N D O BJECTIO N S NOT S O F IL E D WILL 0E FOREVER B A R R E D Tha dal# ot iha Ural pubbeaiw n of H ut N o lic a ta M arch 24th. I M S Paraonal R apraaan laliva La on E Walkar. Jr 447 Rrvaaviaw Avanua Sa nlord . F L 3S77I Atlornay lor Paraonal R epresentative Thomat A Spoof O l Thom at A. Spoor, P.A. P 0 Boa 13S4 Sanlord, F L 3S7FS-ISS4 Telephone (407) 322 -OSSI Florida B ar N o : 07*473 P u b lish M arch 14. S I . 10SS DEO* SOS i NOTICS A M E R IC A N S W ITH D ISA R ILIT ISt A OT O P I * * * Adraln la ir a l hr* O i9 a r Ha. 0T -A II you ara a paroon w ith a draability who rvaada any a c c o m ­ modation m order to partlelp at* m thia proceeding. you ora an tibad. at no c o a t lo you. to Iha provision o l c e rta in a ssista n c e P la n * c o n ta c t C o u rt AdnvmttrsUOR o t SGI N. Pork Avanua. B u ilt N 301, Sa nlord . FL 32771, 1407) 123-4330 oat. 4227 w ithin S w o rkin g d a y s o l your ra c o ip l o l Bd* nottoe, II you ara h e a rin g o r v o le * unpaired, oaU 1*00-3*4-4771 PubUahi M a rch S4. 01, 1000 DEO-BOO PVBUO LBBAL BOTtOI A s a raoult o l Ineraaoo* in P o p M otion. W * Sta te o l Florida . D e pa rtm e nt *1 B u a in o ta an d P ro tea ai* a a l R eg u latio n , Onrlaion o l A lc o h o lic B avarag aa appUcationa lo r Inclusion In tha draw ing fo r new q u o te liquor beans** In ih * fa llo w in g co u n O R A N G E (I) (I) O R A N G E (U) (3) O S C E O L A (1) SE M IN O LE (1) b eginning A P R IL ta t. 10*4 and co ntin uing through JU N E t* m . 19*1 AM in ta ra a te d paraona ahould mok* Inquiry by conla c Im g T.L. E w in g . D is tric t O ff tee, D hrialon o t A lc o h o b e Bavaragaa and Tobacco. 400 W. R o b in s o n 01.. Tha H u rsto n B uildin g, S u ila FOt-N. Ortondo. F L 3*001-17**. R ICH AR D A . B O YD . DIRECTO R DIVISION O F A L C O H O L IC B E V E R A G E S A N D T O B AC C O D E P A R T M E N T O F B U S IN E S S AN D P R O F E S S IO N A L REGULATION T A LLA H ASSEE. F L S13S0-1021 BY: T.L. Ew ing Pubiia h M arch S9. S t. 1*0* DCOM* L e g a l N o tic e s IN T H K C IR C U IT C O U R i O F T H E E IO H T S E N T H JU D IC IA L C IR C U IT IN A N D FO R S E M IN O L E C O U N T Y , F L O R ID A C IV IL ACT IO N C A S S NO. * 7 -1 4 0 F E 0 E R A L NATIONAL M O RTG AG E ASSOCIATION. P1ainli!t(s), va SCOTT C TRAVIS, at a ir Defendant!*) N O T IC S OF F O R E C L O S U R E S A L S NOTICE IS H E R E B Y GIVEN p ursu ant lo an Ordar Raschadultng Foracloaur* Sale datad M arch 12lh. 19*1. and an la rad In Caaa NO 97-149 ol tha C irc u it C o u rl ot Iha EIG H ­ TEENTH Ju d ic ia l C ire till in and lor SEM IN O LE County. Florida wharam F E D E R A L NATIONAL M O R T a A O E ASSO CIATIO N I* Iha P la in lif l and SCOTT C TRAVIS. GW EN H TRAVIS. B A N K E R S TR UST C O M P A N Y AS TRUSTEE OF ADVANTAGE M O R T Q AQ E LO AN TRUST 1994-1 UN DER THE POOLING AND SERVICING AG REEM EN T DATED AS OF M A R C H I, 1994. H AM PSH IRE H O M ES IN S U N ­ RISE H O M EO W N ERS A S S O C IA ­ TION. INC F7K/A CO U N T R Y C R E E K H O M EO W N ERS ASSO CIATION. INC ar# Ih# O alandanla. I w ill sail lo Ih# hig h ast and bn a I b id d a r lor caah at Iha W EST FRO N T DOOR OF THE SE M IN O LE COUNTY CO UR TH O USE. S A N ­ FORD FLORIDA 11 00 a m . on Iha a 4 Ih day o l APRIL. 1999. Hut following datertbad p rop ar­ ly aa aal lorth in said F inal J ih lg im n i LOTS 9 AND 10. THE G LE N S Al CO U N T R Y CREEK. A C C O R D IN G TO T N I PLAT T H EREO F AS R E C O R D E D IN PLAT OOOK 29. P A Q E 8 12 THROUGH 14. OF THE PUBLIC RECORD S OF SE M IN O LE COUNTY. FLORIDA W ITNESS M Y H AND and tha anal ot th li C o u rl on M A R C H 14th. 1999 (SEAL) Maryann* M o n a Clark o l Iha C ircuit C o u rl By Jan# E Jaaawic Dapuly Clark Echavarrta, M cC all*. Raymar. D a ira ll i Frapprar P oal O lhc* D o i 1410 Tampa FL 33401 F 070101*2 N O T ICS In a c c o rd a n c * w ith Iha Am ancana D isab ilitie s Act. p ar­ son* naaduig a apacial a c c o m ­ m odation lo p a riic ip a l* in Ihia procaadm g ahould contact Ih* in d iv id u al or agancy san d in g n o lica not la la r than aavan (7) day* p rior to Ih* procaadm g *1 tha addraaa g ivan on Ih* n o lic a Tnlnphon# 407-3234 1 3 0 * il 4227.1 100 944 9771 | t0 0 ) or I -100-944-1770 (v). via H o n d a R elay Sarvic* P u b lish M arch 24. 31. 1994 D E O -19* M T H E C IR C U IT O O U R T FO R S IM IN O L S CO UN TY, FLO R I M C A S S B O i 0 7 -S 4 1 S -C A -I4 OrVTSfONi ■ N ATIO N SBAN K, N A . S u c c e sso r by M erger w ith N ATIO N SBAN K. N A (SOUTH). Suae a* to r by M erg er w ith NATVO N IBAN K OF F IO R IO A . N A Plain tiff. v*. SH AR O N L. BRINDLEY. Defendant)!! N O T IC S OP S A L S NOTICE IS H tR C B T GIVEN THAT. P U R S U A N T TO T H t JU D G M E N T OF F O R E C L O S U R E ENTERE0 IN THE ABOVE C A U E E . I W ILL E E L L THE P R O P E R T Y SITUATED IN S E M I­ N O LE CO U N T Y . F LO R ID A . D E S C R IB E D AB: LOT IE, B L O C K 7. D R E A M ­ W O R LD . 3R D SECT IO N , A C C O R D IN G TO THE P LA T T H E R E O F A t R E C O R D E D IN P LA T B O O K 4. P LAT TO. P U B LIC RECOAOB OF S E M IN O LE C O U N T Y. F LO R ID A AT P U B L I C S A L E . TO THE H IG H E ST A N D B E S T BIDDER. FO N C A S H . AT 11:00 A l l . ON A P R IL I t l h . 1000. AT W aal C o m *1 Uw S a m in o la C o u n ty IN A C C O R D A N C E WITH THE A M E R IC A N W ITH DISABILITIES A C T , P E R S O N S WITH D ISABILI­ T IE S N E E D IN O A S P E C IA L AC C O M M O D A TIO N TO PARTIC­ IPATE IN TH IS P R O C E E D IN G S H O U L D CO N T A C T THE A D J L . A D M IN IS T R A T O R FO R THE C L E R K O F T H t C O U R T NOT LAT ER THAN T D AV E P RIO R TO THE P R O C E E D IN G . A T 301 N P a r k A **., SU IT E N 301. d FL » m (4071.1214110 E at 4*17. IF H SA R IN Q IM PAIRED. (TOO) V O ICE (V) SOO-S4S-S770. THIS IS NOT C O U R T INFORM ATION U H i DATED: M A R C H I t lh . I S M . MARTANNE M O RSE C L E R K O F THE C O U R T By: Jo n * E. Ja aaw ic D ap u ly Clorh t t DAW S BLVD. TAM PA, F L 13*0* (013) 244-1770 P ub lia h M a rch *4, 31. 1000 D E O -130 IN TNI OWOVIT OOURT OP TNI ISTN JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FON l OOUMTY, o iA O w r r B t v t L d w o i o h B o b o B o . i 0 T -S 0 S 1 C H A S E M AN H ATTAN M O R T O A O I CO R PO R AT IO N F /K /A C H E M IC A L N E E IM N T IA L M O R T G AG E CO R PO R AT IO N F/K /A M AM G ARETTAN A CO M PAN Y . INC. P la in t i l l a). C A S E Y L O W S M AN IER AN D J U U i ANN M AN IER . HIS WIFE; T U C K E R F E D E R A L B AN K: Dalandanl(a) NOTiOE OP SALE riOS IS G IVEN that purto Iha I e a rta in F in a l Ju dg m an L d a te d M arch IS M . t* * t. la C a s e No. 07-SEE1. o l to* C irc u it C o u rt o l Ih# I t lh J u d ic ia l C ir c u it In an d lo r io m ln o lo C o u n ty, F lo rid * , In w h erein C H A S E M AN H ATTAN M O R T G AG E CO R PO R AT IO N *1 *L M P ta m iin end C A S E Y L. *1 aL or* Ionia. I tv * aeh to Iha I a n d b oat b id d a r lo r a l Iha w o o l Irani d o o r o l la m in a te C o u n ly so. SOI N o rth P a rk uo. S a n lo rd , F lo rid a , a t • o 'c lo c k A M ., on Ih* IS ih I Legal N o tic e s F E F T T H EREO F, A N D THE NORTH 32 FEET OF LOT 11. B LO C K 31. SECTION 2. S U B U R ­ BAN HOM ES. AC C O R D IN G TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS R ECO RD ED IN PLAT B O O K 4 PAGE 92. P U B LIC R E C O R D S OF SEM INOLE COUN TY, FLO RID A E XH IBIT A DATED M AR CH ISIh. 1991 MARTANNE M O R SE C la lk ot Ih* Coutt By Jan* E Jaaaw ic D apuly Clark II you ara a p arson w ith a d is ­ ability who naada any a c c o m ­ m odation in ordar to p a riic ip a l* m ihia procaadm g. you ara e n ti­ tled, *1 no co a l lo you. In Ih* proviaion o l certain assista n ce P laaaa c a ll Ih* atto rn e y lo r Plaintiff!*). laiap h o n * num ber (304) 144-7944. w ilh in Iwo working day* o l rece ip t o l Ihia au m m o ns/no ltc* II he aring Im palrad (TOO) (S00) 944■ 7771. or Vole* Im palrad (V) (900) 944-S770 Atlornay lor P la in tlll STEVEN P LEE 1499 C o ral Way. Suite 902 Miami. F lo rid a 33144 (304) 444-7944 Publiah M a rch 14. 31. I94S D EO -2 0 1 IN T H S C IR C U IT C O U R T OF T H S I3 T H JU D IC IA L C IR C U IT O F F L O R ID A IN A N D FO R S IM IN O L S CO UNTV, O IN S K A L JU R IS D IC T IO N D IVISIO N C A SS NO. O T -tT M .C A -1 4 -l AU R O R A LO AN SE R V IC E S Inc . Plaintiff. v* ALB E R T O F R E IJO and LA U R A E FR E IJO . *1 *1. O alandanla N O T IC S OF P O R S C I O S U R S S A L S N o lic a I* hereby gtvan thal. pursuant to Ihat F in a l Judgm ent o l F o ra clo a u r* d a te d M a rc h I3lh, 19*4, and an la ra d In c iv il caaa number * 7 -I7 4 9 -C A -1 4 -t. o l Iha C U c u ll C o u rl o l Iha l l l t i J u d ic ia l C ir c u it m an d lo r Sam in o la C o u n ly . F lo rid a , wharam A U R O R A LO AN S E R ­ V ICES INC . I* P la ln titf and A L B E R T O F R E IJO . L A U R A E F R E IJO . ALAFAYA W OODS H O M E O W N E R 'S ASSOCIATION. IN C., ........ U N K N O W N P E R SONISI IN P O S S E S S IO N OF THE E U IU E C T R I A L P R O P E R ­ TY. NO t ............ U N K N O W N P E R tO N (S ) IN P O E B E IE IO N OF THE E U D JC C T R E A L P R O P E R ­ TY. NO t . la/ara Oalandant)*). I w ill fa it to til* hig h est end baa I b id d a r lo r c a s h a l tha w a tt Iron! d o o r o l Ih* S a m in o la C o u n ly co urthouaa in Sanlord. S a m in o la C o u n ly , F lo rid a , *1 1 1 0 0 A M on Ih* IS th d ay o l A P R IL . IS SS . Ih* lo llo w in g d aae n b ad proparty a* aal lorth In said F inal Judgm ant, to wit: LOT 102. ALAFAYA W OOOS P H A S E III. a c c o rd in g to tha plat lh a ra o l aa ra c o rd a d m P la t B ook 33. page* 30-12. Inclusive o l Ih* P u b lic R a c o rd a o l Sam inola County, Florida. NOTE: P U R S U A N T TO THE FAIR DEBT C O L LE C T IO N P R A C T IC E S A C T Y O U A R E ADVISED THAT THIS LAW FIRM IE 0 I E M E 0 TO B E A D E B T C O L LE C T O R ATTEM PTIN G TO C O L L E C T A D E B T A N D AN Y INFORMATION O BTAIN ED W tLL B E U S E D F O R THAT P U R P O S E . D ated th* I t l h d a y *1 M A R C H . MARYANNE M O RSE C lark o l C irc u it C o u rt By: Jan a C. Jaaaw ic D a p u ly C larh C O 01 LIS S STAW IARSKI 4010 B o y Sco u t B ou iavard S u ila 410 Tampa. F lo rid a 33407 Telephone: (SIS) *77-4004 C S S 407-04442 Publiah: M arch 24. 31. t O t t DCO-107 IN T N I C IR C U IT O O U R T W A N D FO R S i M M O L S COUNTY, FLU h i DA C A M N O . S O -O O -C A -14-W CO UN TRYW IDE H O M E LO A N S . INC., a N ew Yarn corp oration. t/ V a C ountryw ide F unding C o rpo ra I km. C A S E Y M IC H AE L M cFAO O EN (44 (2 4 7-17-M I7). U N O A M cFAO O EN (BEIUN KN O W N I. RIVERSIDE AT TWIN R IV ERS CO M M U N IT Y ASSOCIATION. INC ; TWIN R IVERS HOM EOW NERS ASSO CIATIO N. INC ; S e m in o le H erald L e g a l N o tic e s N O T IC E O F A P P L IC A T IO N FO N T A X D I E D NOTICE IS H E R E B Y OIVEN th a l F U N B a* C u s to d ia n lo r Cast. Inc . Iha h o ld a r o l tha lottowmg certificate!*) he* filed sa id certificate!*! lo r * t t i deed lo be Issued thereon Th* c e r ­ tificate number!*) snd yesrft) ot Issuance, th* d e sc rip tio n o l th* property, sn d Ih* name!*) in w hich it was a sse sse d is/ere as follow* C e rtifies!* N o 3342 Y ssr o l Issuan ce 1945 D e scrip tio n o l P roperty LE G N 40 FT OF LO T 24 » S 24 FT OF LOT 23 B L K N NORTHGATE P B 10 PQ 94 Name* in w h ich a t te s te d Steven Perry Alt ot said properhr b e in g in th* C o u n ty ot Sem inole. S ta le ot F lorida U n le ss auch certificate!*) shall be redeem ed a cco rd in g In law th* property d e scrib e d In su ch ce rtilicst* (s) w ill be so ld to Ih# highest b idd a r at th* w est Iron! door. S e m in o le C o u n ty C o u rth o u se. Sa n lo rd . Florida on the 27lh day o l April, 1991 s i 11 00 s m P aym ent o t Sal* lea, ap p lie sbi* docum entary stam p la s e t and -ecordm g Is** are required to be p aid by th* su cc e ssfu l ladder at the sal* F u ll paym ent ot an am ount equal to the h ig h ­ est bid is due w ithin 24 hour* after th* ad vertise d time ot Ih* sate A ll paym ents sh all be cash or g u a ra n te e d instrum ent mad* payable to Ih* Clerk ot Iha C irc u it C ourt O ated this IS ih day of M arch ms ISaal) M AR YAN N E M O R SE C L E R K OF THE CIRCU IT CO URT SEM IN O LE COUNTY. FLO RID A by Sh irley C Hergert Deputy C lerk Publiah M arch 31 A A p ril 7 14 s 2 i, m * DEO-204 IN T N I C IR C U IT C O U R T M A N D FO R S IM IN O LS COUNTY, F LO R IO A C A S E N O . S 7 - 1 9 B 3 -C A - I 4 -W N O RW EST M O R T G AG E, INC a C a lifo rn ia C o rpo ratio n, Plain tiff. V* G E O R G E V JO N E S . Ill (SS*M E.EO -3S49). D ONNA JO N S * (SSSOS4-SO-4144I. SAN FO R D -H ID D EN LAKE VILLAS H O M E O W N ER S ASSOCIATION. INC ; an d any unknown he us. devisee s, grant***, craditora. and other unknown person* o r unknown sp o u ses claim in g by. through and under any o l the above-nam ed Defendants. Oalandant* A M E N D E D N O T IC E OF F O R E C LO S U R E BALE NOTICE I* hereby g ivan that V ia u n d ersig ned C lo rh o f Ih* C ir c u it C o u rt o l S e m in o le County. Florid*, erth on th* l l l h doy *1 A P R IL. I S M . a l 11 00 o 'c lo c k A M o l tha W eal Front d oo r o l Ih* Sam m oie C o un ty Courthouaa Hi S a n lo rd . F lorida , otter tof sate en d **H *i pubhc outcry to Ms* htphe s l an d boat b idd a r lo r c a sh , the kritow ing. d s s c rib e d p rop erty t ilu a l* m S sm mo le C o un ly. F lo rid a Lot IS. HIDDEN L A K E P H A S E HI. UNIT VII. a c c o rd in g to the mop o r p lat lh a ra o l aa raco rdad M P la t B o o k 34 Pag** 7S and ■0 ot th* P u b lic R eco rd* o l Semsnoi* County. Florid * p ursuant to th* F in a l Judg m ant entered In a c a s e p en d in g Hi said Court, the style o l w h ich is in d ic a te d above W ITNESS my hand ond e fllc to l sea l o l M id C o u rt Hw* I S ih day o l M erck, I S M . II you ar* a p erson w ith a d is ­ ability w ho need* any a c c o m ­ m odation Hi o rd er to porttetpel* Bed. a l no coat lo you. lo the pro*tamo o f c ertain a ssista n c e P le a s* c o n ta c t C o u rt adnuntev a lo r . M l N. P a rk Avenue. S u its N M I . S a n lo rd . F te n d a 32771. (407) 321-4130 *4217. w tlb t w o rkin g day* o f your r o c s lp t o f th is (none* o l F o ra clo e u ra Sate). Il you ar* hMrtng Im poH sd. c a ll f-SOOM S -S 7 7 I ; It y o u ar* v o ic e im paired. caN I-SOO-SS4-S7IO M AR TAN N E M O R SE C L E R K OF THE CIRCU IT C O U R T By. Jan e E Jeaewte D eputy C le rk ICOURT SEAL) B U T LE R A H O SC H . P A. SISS ■. C o nw ay R d . l i e E O rlando. F lo rid a 11*IS (407) M I -1 2 0 0 P ubhak M a rc h 24. I I . I M S D CO -IS4 CLASSIFIED AD RATES DEADLINES Tuosday thru Friday 12 Noon tha day bvloro publication Sunday 12 Noon Friday ADJUSTMENTS & CREDITS In thn event ol an error, the Seminote Herald will be responsible lor the first insertion only and only lo trie estent ot the coat ot that insertion Please check ad tor accuracy the first day It runt TO P L A C E AN A D C A L L SEMINOLE O R LAN D O 407/322-2611 407/831-9933 D EPARTM EN T HOURS a AM - 5 PM M O N D A Y - F R ID A Y N O W A C C E P T IN G 63— M ortgages 14— For S ale SE C U R IT Y B A R S A D O O R S 34 yr* Etp 40 000 dotign* is.'aq fl Free esl Quality guaranteed 904 M 4-0013 or 407-324 3160 Lie. W ITNESS my hand an d offictel to o l o l so ld C o u rt thi* 14th day o t M arch. ISSS. N you ora o p e rso n w ith * dieUoa in o rd er lo p articip ate Had. a l no co o t to you, lo Hi* p rovisio n o l c ertain a s s is ta n c e P lo t* * co n ta ct C o u rt ad m in is­ trator. M l N. P a rti Avanua, S u ite N M I . S a n lo rd . F lo rid a SS77I, (407) 121-4130 *4717. w ith S w o rkin g day* o< your ra c o ip l o l Ihia (no tice ot Foraclo aur* Bate); H you ara hearing Im palrad. c a ll 1-000S M -S 7 7 I ; It you o r* vote* Unpaired, c a l 1-SOO-SSS-S77S. M A R Y A N N S M O R SE C L E R K O F THE CIRCU IT C O U R T By: Ja n a E. Jaaaw ic D eputy C la rk (COURT SEAL) B U T LE R « H O SCH . P A . S t t i I . C o nw ay R d . Sto. E O rlande. F lo rid a 124IS (407) 341-1200 Publiah: M arch 24. S t, I M S D tO -1 9 4 NOTIOB OF APPLMATION FOB TAN BIBB NOTICS IS H S R S B Y OIVEN. that F U N B A S C U ST O D IAN F O R CASt, INC . Vi* ho ld er o t Ihe to Mowing c e rb lw e la fs ) ha* triad said c e rtifie s !*{*) tor a U s deed to be leaved thereon The c e r­ tificate number!*) end yearfs) of tesuence, the d e scrip tio n o f the property, and Ih* hsm e(s) In which It w as a sse sse d ts/are as C e rtifica te N o 410 V est o f laauanea I M S Oeaertptten e f P rop erty LE O S I 0 M T W P 1 M R G B M l W 1 / t O F M 0 B O F N E W S T RD 4# B NWLV 0 * O L D BT R D 4* N4me* In w h ich e ss eased M ary | . M cK in n e y A ll o f sa id properly being Hi Hi* C o un ty e f geminate. B U M of Plertd* Unlees su ch c e n tric * !*<*) sh ell be redeeme d a cco rd in g to tew. Hi# property d e sc rib e d Hi su ch c*rttttoat*(s) w M be M id to the high**I b id d e r at th* w est from deer, S e m in o le C o u n ty C o u rth o u **, ia n fo t d . Flo rid * , on the 17th d ay e f A p ril. I M S . ■ 1 1 1 0 0 a m. Paym ent e l S a l* lee, a p p lic a ­ ble docum entary Stom p laaa* and reco rd in g tee* ara required to ba p a id b y the su cc e ssfu l b idd e r *1 Ih* sate F u ll p aym an l o l an am ount aq u al to Vie highaal b id is due w ithin 24 hour* after th* ad vartiaad tim e e f I he **te. A ll paym ents ahall be caah or g u a ra n te e d inatrum anl, mad* p a y a b le le Vi* C larh of Via C irc u it C ourt Dated th is l l l h day e l March. M AR Y AN N S M O R S E C L E R K O F THE CIRCU IT C O U R T SEM IN O LE COUNTY, FLORIDA b y Mich*II* L. Bites Oeputy Clark Publiah: M arch 17, S4. S I. A p ril 7. I S M D E O -144 W F/T A P/T k v 4 Mayor Manufac­ turing plant m Sanford Po*r(tons ara avafabte on e l ih.fi*. P ace se tte r Perso nn el at 33G-2S11 o r 3 30-ISM l lying e ip e n ie * counaekng E m n rv a l GIFT O F LIFE 900-214-443) ALO N E? FL* RESPECTED Dating Bureau lor S E N IO R S E « isi r477 1-100-921-4477 F em ale M a ssa g e T herapist needed lor busy lon g w o od tocehon O u s t gey 33)4 9 4 9 L o n e ly ? Caa TONIGHT 1-*00-407-7711 as*. 2207. U M i e r i r i n UUSI t* <1 ______ S t HV-4J 919*45 * 0 4______ LO NELY? H E E D TO T A L K ? 1*00-154-0*00 *11 1*24 u e a e tN u m u n m u s t e f 14 TR* ___ ____________ L on g w oo d M a s sage stu d io Walk-vis welcome 7 days Private rm* Femeie S u fi Litc*M M 77SS _________407-33*-4300_________ 27— N ursery & C hild C are A L L H O U R S 10 yr* *«p m ched d evelopment R ees rates meet* met Fun play room 324-0413 AN E X P L O V P ia MOM P rom tef educational a civ b e * along wen T IC S playroom fen yrd C d d C P fV C O L R a lF te * rite* For H B a a MfrQTQQ eg** 1-11. Cad 321-7*34 5 5 — B u s in e s s •Temp lo he* •Longwood «HS TOED f i t shift. Order pxderhTitckert Retaiabte tramportsbon rag CH I 140-01)1 TELEM ARKETIN G GUARANTEED S 10.50 P/H A ceu S ta ff IN TRAINING 3 p o t *vs4 Aug S 15 5 0 Tv Sal • comm Sanlord based pool heatng Warder No cold caring itorng immed F/T S P T Cal M isty S m a ltra r 323-2070 a si. 2 1 1 _________________________ ••FREE** REGISTRATION AUTOM OTIVE DETAJLCRS SantordV ongwoodOrtendo Good Income Pmenhtl Benehts After 90 Days T*ph Beef *07-293-3044 AVON N E E D S rep *~ Ifw t arsa S e i hvto quakry products, earn goodI I451 Itex hours 321-7142 Seminole Employment Hera Today Cabinet Maksr Sanlord $300 •$500 O u r tru in g phone card* No espensneo n e cessa ry For m ore in tormatron send a S A S E lo Pnm etim a Com m unication* PO B oa 6 9 4 )4 5 M iam i. FL CHECK CASHIER In surance S ecratary H anM e M ut Task • B e n tlm Up to IIO O G T k . Daykme. F/T or P/T Resets* perse hsrvkxng e g 330-24*4 A cco unt* C terk G row ing. D istribution C t*t REO UE^ D Protoesional AMlttant Rose Cottage Tee Room. Senlord. Florida Temporary amptoymem, &7079S to E^ tviM *0 ho w week 2pm to 10 pm. Tue* S a l M S B par how Mart H S graduate and I yaw Rom anian o A n ary study cuqeie 4 year* lra rw \ in cuhnery cook. Romanian Com puter Literate - Pu« E FW Order* i O p erator Tram on Inventory Leg al T R APtf F COKE/PEPSI V E N D IN G R O U T E m ny nifn uettic h im E2500 a/wk potential . TRAIN-Plenty Cad T edey.T he Parted J o b le W aking tor Tout!! (4 0 7 )3 2 2 -2 A O O C C O M LM ung tor W eld­ ers MIG/TiQ experience I a u rad Fust sh Ji evaaab ferryi to perm pow kon Pay deoendmg on axperteni cad 407-330-7171 to f 800-342-6653 DATA E N T R Y /C LE R IC A L ASST EscT poaaorV W onklO key ■ must) PenonebM I Or**/ GREAT INCOME No Capdal. Juat Hard Work CTiarhe, M9-72S7_______ JO IN M V Tupperwara lamdy New Inend*. estra S. F R E E car A fiat a l Via same km* interest­ ed? CaS Linda « 424-3417 M A K E T H O U SA N D S w«h U S ’ government Suction* 4 surPtos C e ll 24 hr* S 31-M 3I a a l l 59 — F i n a n c i a l S e r v ic e s E R A S E B A D C 7 K 0 IT L E G A L L Y lo r lu V S2 1 00 Mari check/m o to C A LY PSO -1444 N Lakomom Ave. W inter Park. FL 327*2________________________ T M D o f tre n g fum ed down tor credX? lo a m where to obtain toe b a il deatt-cred d card*, am b u t. loans, debt consolidation Rate* a* low aa 9 B V no an­ nual tee*, #4C H E W Enterpne** 323-199S 61— M o n e y t o L e n d ■ U B ttT L E A D E R S S2.600-840.000 C onaofdfkon*. C ash Loam# Bad org M No problem no >dv Im 1 # $ M $ W M > ALL TYPES OF CREDIT Cash Am BsMo For CradN Card PeyoR Or Home Loane. TOPTALfNT STATTMO 1000 TL MegnoBe Ave Contractor* A Truc ker* contact A O C A R R IE R S , IN C . AG CARRIERS. INC. classifieds work for youll Call 322-611 for more infor­ mation and let us do all tha work. We have special 5 and to d a y rated your P/T CARE GIVER AFTERNOON 0MFT. WHBng toI trato. train. Cad I-7B3S JoyMtSI-; w a w h o u b E/d Eu v e r y A FL BASED CARRIER • N E W PAY P LA N " START •LAY O V E R PAY* •B R E A K DOW N PAY* •EXTR A ST O P P A T ‘ I Day O d tor 7 Day* O uT •VACATION PAY* •HOUOAY B O N U S P A T •401 K R ET IR EM EN T • P tW O R M A N C * tX JN U a •S AFE T Y B O N U S •RIDER P R O G R A M •CONVENTION A L S •SATELLITE EQ U IPPED 'E M P L O Y E E A M L Program t V r.O T R E X P / C L E A C 0 L RSO P t M t s c a l • am to fi pm 40 teVw k e. Flo nMs/wkend* E sc benefits tod 4 0 IK. Mual have C la ss 0 So E cfesn d ry ­ ing record Afotf. 3501 S Sentord Av*. Senfcrd DELIVERY ORWERJMhrt WAfTREBB-2 ShVts. Csto Bar•BRto. Ash lor P M 322-10M DfW VtRYI_____ T t O l Aarons Rerkd Puidtess - toad canddets mud be I t yrs okt hmro good MVR end a good knowtedgs ol toed eras Eaodtem oompen ii kon snd benefits EOC/Drug Free Compsny. apply peraon a t 1*32 Bo FrondiAvg. “ to DRIVER Monday Jhru Friday Only l- B O O t T M O M e z iM ■01 Let quickly, A N. — — - L~ melchmg Sy* 24 hr*. E3/rrwi f 0*0 4BB-4470 MCWtea HVAC i opening tor a d iv e r tor to­ e d dskvertes M ust be I f yr* old mf d u n d rM fio raoort) 6 C O L Be. F o r tM E r p G ood BdteSt*. EOC, Drug Irae workr teo* Appl can be A d out d Coedkne Distr. n r C o ad S n e Rd. S a n to rd U B O B U 1-S00-32S-S124 Seminole Heraldse to rare or c tx A s helper s i seme Special requirement*-ebeity to road and propara maraxt of sto­ n e sp e o * hi i* i Job dub**W o rt Brectfy with owner m kitchen in the preparation ol nu* at Pie Romanian Cui­ sine Serve a* pastry cook, present specialty tkehes. dec oral# food and arranga table presentations when pemcipaimg m food e ih fM u n s and Shows Job Ttoe Ser»or Chet Applicant required to be con­ versant in toe Romanian Lan eg* Send raeuma* to Jab 9er 9171*345 Deportment ol L ib o r. Bureau o l Operakorw. *n Em ployment Cerkhcanon V W 1320 t xs o a i f C an ­ tor Drive. S u m 110. Alton* BuSckng. T sn sn sise s. Ftond* 32399-0667 33269-1345 B U T I tom e B u sin *** out vw ro N you ar* se rc u s about m aking money wr no **< of prod, no n i no nak C a i 262 3320___________ area.8p*ci*iity V shicte M anutacturar seeks Exp Lamm*tor lu m b e r 4 r-usker Cad to r an appointmen* 124-4100. TRA*4-Fu* Time O p p o r t u n it ie s anted ----------- A S S E M B L Y ----------- WALK-043 4 IX MOB an Vv* nurse'* sp ecialty H ealthy kid* fool H R S *042432 S34-1SM W Ik P tU A H C fc R O T H ? DRfVE R : M u tt hav* vahete with kaatr hoch 1 7Tv * toe m l* C all 934-7077 tocatod ei Cat- anted N O W H IR IN G ADOPTION Oal andanla. Oa la n d ante N O T IC E OF F O S B O L O S V M BA LE N OTICE I* hereby tpaon Oral th* u n d ersig ned C larh a t tha C ir c u it C o u r l o l Sonunoto County. F lorid*. wW on Ih* I E * day ot A P R IL. I S M . *1 11 M o 'c lo c k A .M . a l B a W aal Front d oe r o f th* EarM nai* C oun ty ^ Aiurt^Uga vUW9 W flhmlflad f PVffWNi Inaid VFVvwavamrwgw ^WVvtetoFePe w a lta r lo r oai* an d aa* a l pubhc outcry to * o highaat and boat b idd a r lo r sash , th* tallow ing d e sc rib e d p rop erty situ a te In •endnote County, Florida: L o t EBS, RIVERSIDE AT TWIN R IV ERS UN IT IIIB, o ooofdlng to * o P lo t the rea l * • racordad In P lo t B o o h *4. Pago* S, 4, t , ■ an d T, P u b lic R e c o rd * *1 S e min a l* C ounly. Florid*, p ursuant to W* F in a l Judgm ent co lo re d In a a*** pon d in g In co ld C o urt, th* stylo o l w h ich it elp elp A L 't A R M Y A N AVY STO R E S A L E S P E R S O N needed Hon­ e d . m p o n o tte H o u ly . Bene­ fits A s k tor Tern 322-479) W ARNING H O M E O W N E R S F R E E report on the *10 M o il Common Miatakas m Ref wane mg Yoie Home* C a l SOD-749 4206 lor rec m ess 1 trae report 71— H 21— Personals 71— H CELEBRITY CIPHER by Lula Campos Cefstesy Cqhnr cryptograwe axe Croats* hem euslakans I peepfe pesl end preesN Each Mter M tos ctphax stones Is 7oasy * (to* O equae X E M N P B F U D H N ' P U qrufu V K C M V I B T P B V C caa E M N P B F U Keapuc.* ju O M I R B Q C M . am N a H U K K — F D M N ' P U uccvu F V E O U 8 J B E O U P . P R E V I O U S S O L U T I O N : 'P x r t y in g is s u c h s w e e t so rro w .* J o a n K b it . • S h s h a d tw o c o m p le x io n s , A .M . s n d P .M .* — R in g L a /d n g r. 1 �71— H elp Wanted LOGO I STAR TEMP LOOO 71—Help Wanted 71—H elp Wanted 141— H o m e s For S ale 157— M obile H omes For S ale CLERICAL ADECCO tomIi dependable clerical candidate, tor Lake MaryHeathrow potmont Wa ••DRIVERS** Route delivery Ctatt A or B COL Right and day positions Heavy Mbng requeue) Good pay and benefit* Apply KELLYS FOODS MO Carter Road Winter Garden. FL T R U C K D R IV E R Semi-Tracler/Flat Bed Trailer Ctatt A CDL. 2 years variable erpereinc* Local work home most night Cat 467-123-5402 DflTWALL FINISHERS Needed for residential crew E*b w hamnoois A toots Can At at 323 3234 CAMPAION AIOC. Compiela assist. Am A Pm over m^its I drnrf Hesonata# rales Eip A llel 121-2471 CXP. LAWN SVC A TREE WORKERS. Mutt Have Drivers License CALL m -1491 Enpenenced BcpcatNew hotland Operator CDL ksc Top pay? 121-3441 Eapedanced F/T Computer fib* ^AUmMiMlw AnJcl •SwttchboertWtoeeptiontet •Date Entry Operator* IT-C per hour Please ca* tor an appointment 130-717t ybu CepT4W LABOR READY B /6 w t im e Oai-Hel OROVEVIEW 37. eat-m kit up­ graded master suite, next to pwtL Make ofterl M3 000 DCDC CALLAWAY, Realtor (ACT) 334-4311, Eat 10S Adecccr HOTEL OPPORTUNITIES A beautiful A r*idling hotel lo­ cated to the UCF area ts hawg lor the toaowmg positions BANQUET SET-UP/SERVER, RESTAURANT SERVERS. COOKS. BELLMEN. HOST/ HOSTESS. COCKTAIL SERVIC­ ERS. HOUSE PERSON. LAUN­ DRY WORKER. NIGHT CLEAN­ ER. CONCIERGE. OUEST SERVICE REPRESENTfTIVE. Apply m parson to Mokday Inn 17125 High Tech Ave. Orlando EOE DRUG FREE WORKPLACE Re a l Estate , m c 322-7408 GOVERNMENT FORECLOSED C l T f f t»*f O T A , Custom Staffing DOUBLE BAR *M* Ranch local « m Osteen Buy* beet/siaughler cattle Pick-up service is available 123-0131 DEBARY 71— H elp W anted 73— Employment W anted Deknquent Tai. Repo's GEO'S Yota Area To* Free (1) 900-216 9000 Eat. H-7206 tor ctarent ktt• 335 KINGSLAKE drtva 2 bdrm tp*t plan Fleetwood 28X61. Lake tront wrthai Kings Lake 904-774-2A02 MOLLY MAC ■ HMNd F/T * AFP • 9-Apm. WM Train. 407-797-6067. 217—G arage S ales PARK AVE. MOBAE PARK Homes 13000 lo 16000 Setup Ftoenong OUtCTT 122-2941 WANT TO GET RID OF ALL THAT STUFF? 159— R eal Estate W anted A YARD SALE is the perfect way to do that and the Sem/note Hereto can bring people to your door Advertise your sale m the Sam/noto Hereto tor oniy 1 51/ REAL ESTATE WANTED!Want­ ed to buy a home w/ at least 3 bdrmt must want tm eqty nondual assume loan or owner In. needed tor lam mvg to Santord cal (915)676-6301-ask tor Shel- Weekand* FREE 331-5268 Residential Cleaning JO B 181— AmJANCES i t F u r n it u r e Fo r S a l e Metal Fsbrlcstlon Inspectof HOTLIWH ADECCO l« seeking a can(Mate to perform incoming hntth and to process goods in­ spection* Must have eipenanca utmg calpert. veneer* and feeding blue print* 2 NOW HIRING! M B ptS m s T 219—W anted to Buy BEDS ORTHOPEDIC FIRM SETS with 5 year warranty Nev­ er used Twin 175 FuR 195 Quean 1115 King 1165 Can 97— A p a r t m e n t s F u r n is h e d OROUNOSKIEPCR WANTED For 256 apt tcmrmeiey located vi Santord F/T position Good Benefit* R interested cal 327 iM IE pW TW P_____________ 200— L ivestoc k/Farm S upplies . 1M7 14s»S CLAIRMONT 2/1 5 All appliances Incl Heat/air, 17iS tern patio WA sacrifice tor M 800 Cal 330-9664 lor into MARKETWO ASST. ItOOOWHR Growing tern hat a great oppor­ tunity a a NOW? Wort In last • paced A chaRengmg mrttg dept Mutt have adr, computer skats A team played Myou need a ca­ reer. cal now tor immed alter* vteert Mantand 667-6755 or S Orlando 3706646 NO FEEII 199— P i t s & S u p p l ie s FREE TO GOOD HOME Main Lab.'retr»'v*» mix. 15 yft all shot* neutered Great with kid* and very Inertty Cal 321-4275 CARRIAGE COVE (407) 323-6160 party plan dwvtwurt Process orders from home Ready cash For atari up M/t-tvn# memberthp fee MAIL 130 00 check,mo to CALYPSO VARIETY. 1454 N Lakemont Ave. Winter Part, a 32792. general Sem inole Herald. Santord. Florida - Tuesday. M arch 31,1998 - 1 1 A KIT ‘N’ CARI.YI.K ® by l^rry WrlRhl Adecca Cu»tom Staffing 1 TIRE 6 WHEEL luty, 14'. steel belted 332-0167____________ 99— A p a r t m e n t s _ ^ N F U R N jS H | I ^ HAIR STYLIST lip to 50% oommuion I Its m growing Lane Mary Sal FANTASTIC SAMS Custom Staffing MATTRESS SALE - FuR sue used box springs A mattress MS 00 Larry* Mart 322-4132 HELP PERSONNEL NOW HIRING' SEIZED CARS horn 1175 Porsche*. Cadillacs Chevy* BMW*. Corvette* Alto Jeep* 4WDs Your area Toi Free 1900-216-9000 Ext 2206 lor cur 235— 7-9270 T r u c k /B u s e s / V a n s F o r S ale access. Owner financing. Only 155 000 C a l 332-9695 183— T e l e v is io n A S t e r e o /Ra d io LOCAL REPS LAWN MAPfT Fl* kma ■ DL a muSI-Good Pay 592-3744 or 349-1426 238— V e h ic l e s W a n t e d llEEP*k««lCABC*UTIJU^J?^S*«0 Wanted to ta i nuch needed lead program to msuranca 193— L awn A G arden 240— B o a t R e n t a l s n 6M94Q BOATS FOR RENT Staring at 130 A up Also 24 Pontoon Cal 330-1612 Working? ung tor Wort? WAREHOUSE SM C E Warehouse space for rent* 1,250 aq. ft., part of larger warehouse area. 24 hour access. Located behind Seminole Herald newspaper building. Thick loading dock available at no additional coat. No lease required. For more Information, call Frank Voltollne at the Seminole Herald. A A A GRASS MASTERS. Al services provided Dependable and aHordabte -C ai tor Frw Swnlno)# Bm p)oym m ir WottkTfl Central Florida tor YOU I (407) 828*2044 S2M/WR. Train, front (teak D IETARY M A N A G E R 6440/Wk. Run a i aspects of 1320/Wk. Computer literate, —- - - oenenw C O U N TE R S A LE S 1360/W k. C ia w S a l t Helpful 278-Handy Man Trt-County Etectnc of Central Ftonds. Inc K R C TN C IA N S A S30CWA. HareBe Mtrt Tates SHOP TRAINEE 6310/Wk. Knowledge of Hand TbUa MEDICAL SIU E R I 33(VWIl Indsosndsnt 280-Homa ImprovBmonte 300-Preseurw ClMnlng 281-Irrigation A EARN FULL-TIM E PAY FDR P A R T -T IM E WORK 221-3717 The Seminole Herald needs CAM UBVIS for established routes In the Sanford area. All you need la dependable transportation, orga­ nizational skills and afternoon availability In order to begin a great POSITIONS AVAILABLE NOW! For Retired Person* 1 s&zaniiSu Perfect Or Aa A Second Income! 1 300 N. French Aw., Sanford, FL I I-Z RAMA SERVICES DtvteOO HOW W te 1A0 CaB (467) B24-627B 24 hr*. CHARLES a (Den) MBXER. BuRder, 080057295. Res/ Comm., remodel. addMons. re­ pair. MC. 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ALL OFFERS WITH APPROVED CREDIT! ‘J k 5 AUTOMATIC? • 4 DOOH 1 � 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 31, 1998 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on March 31, 1998. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original -page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, March 31, 1998; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/4d26758d1a96e57a67d0c10e94d09e94.pdf 955bd0c0d7590cfdd7b250e59e7c107d PDF Text Text PA0E...3A LAKE MARY...2A Bicycle Rodeo For for storm victims WEDNESDAY. M AY 27. 1998 County Oks waterfront complex 4 to 1 ' , S^lllfPrd S L ^ araaton Immediately f o l l o w i n g ___ development wai Jubilant TUeadav afternoon Doth Mayor , t . T a S l l 1 Pacitti: No one should be asking why W SANFOKD • Joarph Pacitll krpt rrpratlng *ll a the lake." aa hr atood on the walkway outatdr the Seminole County Commtaalon Chambrra an TUraday. The 4*1 tummlaaion ap­ proval of a waterfront ho- < the romplra. T h ta la fla definitely uni "Thta la the M a y fa ir C ountry C lu b sues S an ford o v e r back rent issue VMSf remember, we didn't file this suit, you did. You have brought ac­ tionagainst us, and we are willing to defend our point. } This old house now a cottage o f love and care R o bbery suspect turns red an d flees without $$ i k a jH W i— diaay due to Ita narrow width. Now K has been announced that the Florida Legislature Seminole County places water restrictions on residents �» 2A • Se<Tvnofts Htfati. Sdnfcxd, FlorMa * \Y*dne» B r i e f s ---------Continued (tom t’aje tA thr Interstate 95 tindrrpan• Right ol way purchasing Is mm set to get underway. Don't look fur an Immediate widening howrvrr. m the I >«* partincnl ol Transportation Indicated actual construction will not get underway unltl thr year 3001. Construction to stop TU RNI’IKK Construirtlon activities will I k* susjre tided u\rr this rntlrv Memorial Day tiolul ay weekend on the Flor Ida Tunrpike, tn anticlp allot! of hr •ivy Baltic expected over the holldav Wo rk will stop through mid night Monday at all coniunit tion sites on thie lengthy turn pike. Money from tourism SEMINGLE CODNTY • Seminoic Countv Director of Tour ism ,Jack YVeil has annul meed Ihr distribution of tuutlsl laxr-i to varioust local org. ultra Boris . Tlte money is obt,allied throi rgh la.xrs on hotel and mote 1 riMinrs Wert sild the Central Flor Ida Zoiilogii.il Park will rccrUe the largest amount. #270,000. Other activities ttu ludr #75.000 lo the Central Florida Sports Authority promotes many major sports activities and facilities in the county Other money was dlstrtbtiled to Scottish Highland Gomes. Sunshine State Classic Water Ski evrnt. and the Soflhall men's Super Nationals New bank L\KE MARY Fhe org.inl/ers ol Coiiiiminlty National Hank of Mid Florida, who arr cur rently applying for a charter in operate in Like Mary, have named their president, and plan to aim thr bank s srrMees at the North Seminole market. William llarwick. former prrsldenl and rhtef rxeeuflvr officer of the Seminole Na­ tional bank, now Banco Popu­ lar In Sanlord. will head the <ornmenl.il liistltutluit whlili plans to* break ground on a new 4.000 square foot facility on Like Mary Boulevard, be­ tween Country Club Koad and Longwnod-Likr Mary Koad In July Uanclck said the board of directors includes 11 sue* crssful heads o f small bun I- urssrs in Seminole County. Comilltmltv National Hank hu|x*n to open Us doors In early 15)91) with Initially 15 em ployers New location Gift of t.lfr Adoption Services lias moved. Ilirtr new address h 4137 Park lllvd . Pinellas Park H a . 33781-3540. T h e new telephone numbers a re (SUM 541)1110. toll tree IHOO 2 1 0 *5 t:t:i, fax |B13) 548HI 74. Senior festival LAKE MAKV * s, inlnole County I letter Living lor Scm Uiih will host IK tilh annual Senior festiva l thin Friday. May 21) front 9 a tit until 2 pm . It wtil I k* held at the Lake Maty Senior Health and Hr sitiirve Center, 10517 Stud Pond Komi. la k e Mary. A m im tin of rxlllbltora will lie on hand with information on community resources, c.irrgtvtng health m reetting. legal and financial ittMiftt, honte health rare. Irlsntr at tlvlltcs iuul s e n lirs whu h will bencfll seniors .ind caregivers in the Cent m l Florida arm. Admission and parking a re Irre Free lunch will Im- pro vtdrd to seniors For additional information phone Better Living for Seniors at 33 i H877. extension 109. Cucurbit held day IEKS1UJKG Cucurbit Field Oar Thursday June 4 at Crn tr.rl Florida Hrsearch A Faincation Center. 5a.1(1 University Avenue. Eresburg. Watermelons. cantaloupe, summer squash, cucumber. Uopit.d pumpkin, new va rie­ ties Insect and disease m an­ agement new le< hnology, and research Field lours fmtn 2 to 5 p in KSVP barbecue **rp(wr at 5:30 p in For more information call 13521 360-C080. Volunteers needed There are not enough hom es In Centra) Florida for children who need temporary shelter because their own family envl ninments -ire unsafe. To learn how to become a foster parent, call lire Children and Families Foster Parent Recruiters at (4071245-0400 or (800IHH3-80911. ™*T1¥T * P ^ * ! ' i H i 1 ? i K i *1 s* i 1 ----— Today: Blunder storms Highs In thr upper NK. Lnrn m lire mul 70s Thursday: Thunderstorm* Highs nenr-90. low* in the mld-7()s Friday: Si altered thuodrrslnrms Highs in the low-90s L>w* in the low 70s Saturday: Scattered Ihunderstorms. Highs in the low 90s. laws in die krw-70a. WEDNESDAY: 50LUNAR TABLE: min. 7:05 a m . maj. 1:00 a m . min. (i:55 pm . maj. 1:40pm . TIDES: Daytona Beach: high: 10:03 a.nt . 10:29 p.m.. low: 3:52 a .in.. 3:5H pin. N ew Smyrna Beach: high: 10:08 a.m.. 10:34 p in,, low: 3:57 a in.. 4.03 p in.. Cocoa Beach: high: 10:23 a.m.. 10:49 p.m.. WEDNESDAY T H U R S D A Y T a trm i 88 74 T t t n n a 9 0 74 low: 4:12 a.m.. 4:18 p.m. EXTENDED OUTLOOK FRIDAY SATU RD AY T t t r m i 91 72 T it r m s 92 73 LOTTERY Hoto aro the winning numtcis XAloctod on Tuosday in tho Florida Lottory Fantasy 5 3-4-0-36-26 Lotto (May 23) 8-34-40-42-46-40 9 J * . Play4 9-7-9-1 Cash3 BEACH CONDITIONS D a y to n a Beach & N S m y rn a B ea ch : Seas are 2- 3 feel with a m oderate chop. W ater temperature at Daytona Is 75) degrees and at New Symrna. 79 degrees. Winds are from the sou th ­ west nt 10-15 itl.p.It. STATISTICS Th e high temperature In Sanford Tuesday was B4 degrees end the overnight low waa 7H. R ecorded rainfall for th e period en ding at IO a.m .. Wednesday totaled 0.00 Inch. •Sunrise..................0:30 a.m. •Svuiaet................... 8:16 p.m. Seminole tieraid "Serving Seminole County Since I90H” Wednesday. May 27,1990 • Vol 90. No 197 Pub<iUwd Doily Except Monday. Saturday A Christmas by Republic newspapers. Inc • 300 N French Ave . Sanford. FL 32771 Phone (407) 322-2611 Far (407) 323 9400 EDirORtAL PRODUCTION ADMINISTRATION Oj.s Godwin PuPliiher Lacy Lear ■tdrtur Jefl Darwi<Ae Shan(Pod« OVsM Pugh ■Ousness Mana-jnToran C w w i Mairsia M --, Does t>elnth In ii Spagai tk.*l Ira/er ADVERTISING Courtney I leana Mv«yes Larema Cui lick PMaul Dean Sewn tormy Vincent Susan Wonrei lloua lanerrtef Ke-'si Wen** •Manager CLASSIFIED Mtifei Off* Ilull WW« LECALS Cheryl Ston* CIRCULATION Frank Vottofcea - Manayar t’egrjf (Vtehn«f Frmla Meimers Cheryl Smr*i PRESS A STRIPPING Hatred Skp1Coaan Maik Saroe IM Egan Jack E n v.rw Elawi Tytrei. Jr • Head Pressman Maigamt Slakiy lien, Bennett Penodcai Puslage Pad at SanEurd Ftonda and M H w a i makmg oktees USPS 481790 Postmaster Sand address changes to The SEMINOLE ME1UL 0 PO Itoi 1667 Sanford T l 37773-1667 firpu bln S h e riffs o ffice rodeo, bike patrol teaches bike safety lly K im W hite HERALD STAFF WRITER IAKK MARY If the city of Like Maty isn't biker’s liravrii. It's griflng there Like Marv Cycles at 105 Wnytliont Court will u|M'U Hs own 'drive In" restotlrani In a ruuple el months and llir trail along Rinehart Read will he roinplrtrd by llu- end of the year Recently. Like Mary Cycles served ,r> he-,t for Like Maty Ltw Knfon rment Day. which Im hub'll a bicycle rodeo lor young stets and an exhibition by (hr Seminole County Sheriffs Bicycle Patrol. llu- yuuii>:slcis weir limed on serpen lIlia staging narrowing and avoldancr L.n ti lime w-is added and (hr lowest co m ­ bined lline won Christ cipher Johnson. Carry Jaekson .util Garret Polity tiMik ftrsl through third In lh« t lo ti yr.iis old age group Derrirk Nell, Alexis Jackson and Adam Whlltiev weir Ihe i> to 7 yeiii old winners SubtcrxAwri Dales lUary 4 Sunday) Home Oekrery Mai 3Morktts $19 50 $7400 6 Months $3900 $4600 1YW $7800 $9600 I kwija Ilevderks «>J 7*. sales laa to tim e rales w jy W L S 'm ’ipupen. Inc. £ Hikes are e x t r e m e ly popular in tile comm un ity and we encourage e v e r y o n e to w ea r helmets and to o b e y the safely rules. 5 -Shetdl'x Intextigalnr Dwayne Johnson J ik- Dry an, Jolinalhan I'mixx and lessa Jaiksiiii took the ribbons In ihe n-!*►- Ill age group We enjoy I m lug at rxrn ls like this," said Sherill’ f* b fflie r Investigator Owaynt Johnson "Hikes are extremely popular In tlu- nuiirnuntty and w r entourage every one to wear helmets and lo olx-v the safety rules whirl) means slopping at red llgliis ant) slop signs Johnson entourages the youngsters in ill'- four to 10 age group that were at the loiteo m ride tneir hikes on the sidewalks ol Like Mary hut always yield to pedestrt .ms Harm YVhllney ol Like Mary Cyrles •slid the north sidewalk along Like Mary Boulevard was hulll wider lor that pin p o se Having a Im vile lh.it Is in good working (iindltloii Is Important, also Hie hikes at tilt- rmleii went through an Inxpeellon be Ime Being ridden on Saturday 'G immI bl«vrlcs will serve two or three f.rmllv nieriilx-pt.' Whllney said In addition to the hike rodeo, the Slier ill', O flke sit up ,i I mioiIi to show otl Its ( ninti.it Auto Dull Decal i’rogtam and displayed a I'*(i2 Chevrolet I tel Aire with the oiigln.il palnl design that was on pa Im! i ,iis that year. For more liifortiiollnu on the I AT I’logram lonliiet luvrnllgatnr Dwavnr Johnson at (407) ^L'tOOOdl I) nun ihe front p ^ e Local children Une up to participate In Ihe aherltTa office bicycle rodeo Photo C ounter of the Bemlaole County Sheriff a Ofllct.l Look, up in Ihe sky... A balloon tost lor a proposed ATAT u.irvloss cammunicfllion tawer was conducted by tbo City i>t Lake Mary nmf the applicant, on Tuesday May 26 bum 7 o m tu noon on a tdu is touted nodh of the western end of Sun Drive, approiimalely H00 feet north of Lnho Mary Kouiovard The telhwed tsiiioon (xixown futre at Ihe W.ith Jut *» ttw sky with the of­ fice cortiphra behind McDonalds >nttie foregroundi' was displayed at a hc*ghi of t40 feol with a fdroamer attachmenf also dep«:hng tho 100 foot heights The t40 fool tall towor conditional uso request was considered try tho (’tanning and Zoning hoard Tues­ day night Tho City Comnnsnon remew of tho position ts sched­ uled for June 18 MarM PSoio by Tommy Vmcant Kids Count: New study revealed Hy Nick Pfelfauf HERALD SIAI f A )U( EH LOCAL FORECAST ■ Welcome to the wheel world of Lake Mary A new book Ills Ireen r e ­ leased to the piibllr. Thr I (MIH *K)ds Count Data Book* a projet l of (hr Annie E. Casey Foundation ts a national and slate-by-stair rlfnrt in trark the status of i hililmi tu the United States Depending on whttli classiflration one reads Flnrlda statlstiis ran Im- IkiiI i rtieourag­ ing and friglitetilng Regarding rhtld health Inaumner statrwtdr. figures show IH pin i in ol a|| youth under age 18 do not have health Insurance |5 perrent are ages o to 5 |*| | „[,r nt are age 0 to 17. 22 (M-fienl are under IH and listed .ts 'In pov­ erty' and 29 pen rut are un­ der IH m ‘ low income working families'. The most startling tigurr In a wrirse/lH-itrr ronipartson ts In Juvenile violent i rime arrest rale |NT 100.000 youths ages 10 through 17. Florida ranks 49lh worst in the rntlrr nulion, with a OH perrent In­ crease in siiih crimes by the teens, from |<)H5 to |ii95. Another law national figure ts the percent of families with children headed In- a single patent, hr the ten year 1085 lo 1995 Bine period, the number In thr stair lias Imreased by 20 pcrccnl, tanking it 44lh out of llie 50 stales Tile largrst 'belter' category in tin- survey says Infant mor­ tality rate, (deaths per 1.000 live births) lias Improved hy 34 percent In the past Im years, placing Florida 25 i ) i m the Ha­ tton. Ihe rate of tern deaths hy accident, lunuiiidc nnd suicide, (deaths |>rr 100.000 teens ages 15 to )7, declined by 11 percent, putting the stale Into 20th position In the nation. Ill high school dropout list­ ings. Florida ranks 45th. Bled with Georgia. Kentucky. Iaiii Islaiia and Texas) The rate shows a 13 perieril dropout m lr for ages Hi to 10. The ranking and other states Is almost equal to thr number of trrns who neither attend school or work. Teenage females ages 15 tu 17 giving birth continue l « he at almost thr same level dur­ ing the 1985 to 1995 lime p e­ riod. For each of the years. Florida Ins ranked from 37th to 45tli in Ihe nation In Ihe number of births. In 1995, Ihe latest figures available. Florida showed 9.993 births from mul tiers in that age group. Training course improves motorcycle skills Special to the Herald Motor*vile riders who ate not properly licensed are not just putting themselves but also thru uiolrttcycles at increased risk arronlmg to the National A smm, i .uiuii ul 'State Motorcycle Safety ArintltilMriiioi* (SMSA) As tiiolori'vele enthusiasts have rrnigni/ed Motorcycle Safety Mmilli Bits month. SMSA warns the nation's 5 5 million tillers of the dangers they may etu ountrr if they arr one of the 20 percent of the national imitoirych- |xipidaitou who are not appropriately licensed 'Although the Increased chances of a crush for unlit eiisrtl riders remains a concern for (hose of us in the puhln safrtv arena. Ihe motorcyclists themselves should hr aware of Ihe ronsrqtiem es to thru motorcycle and |mm krllrodk." said K.iirn Kadar. SMSA spokesperson In addition lo having their moinrryrle towed and impounded. unlicensed riders will tie llckrtrd. lined and have points assessed against Ilirtr drivers license. Ilirv will tie liable tor storage charges. alternate transportation costs and increased Insurance premiums Tile statistn s for unlicensed riders are gnm. according to ihe l).S. Department of Transportation data, with about 35 percent o f fatal crash victims Ix-mg unllirnsrd or Improperly licensed litis group ts overrepresented In fatal crashes hy more than 100 percent nationally and os unit h as 400 perm it In some stairs, ur cording lo SMhA "Flirsi- numlM-rs are staggering hut easily pif-vrniablr through education and Iminlng.’ S.rtd Kadar. "With all 50 siatrs requiring molorryrtr riders to Ik* llcrnsrd and most nfli-ring Iralning courses 1h.il expedite tli.it process ihc-rr Is no i-xeusr for operating a mntorryile Illegally.* she explained, 'lire cost ol the training course ranges bom (ice lo $250 ami the average time requirement Is 15 hours. SMSA rrports enforcement of licensing Is I h i inning an Increased priority in many si.lies. with locul and slate polite Idt-rudying. apprehending utid prosecuting unlicensed and lmpr(j|>rr!y licensed iniitciri yi le riders. ‘ Unlicensed riders who feel the risk of gelling caught Is nonexistent will Ik* shocked when they artpulled over and Ihrlr bike strapped to a tow sling.* said Kadar. 'Even If they are willing to accept the Increased risk. Ihr potential damage to their hike resulting from bring towed or Impounded Is reason rnmtgh to gel licensed.’ The National Association of State Motorcycle Safety Administrators Is un rdiii.itinn.il organization created to promote slulr-s|Minsori'd motorcycle rider rducaBon programs. Created In 1984. SMSA mrinbershlp Includes 45 Mules. 11corporations nnd 3 professlonul/riiiiipruftt organizations. Hie Association r“ P ic 111n.' llit> Seven D w o ris w illu iiit a fcrevl. ( 1.l.|\ . u( mI ri — f t (im l lim - I S M . j x .. . - J . - wvl -a. I I I I I I I ! LI provides guidance in planning and Implementing statewide salety programs License lo rid e fact sheet * All 50 stales irq iiiir nioluicydr riders to oBtiitn a spec ial lit ruse or endorsement lo operate a m ntoriyi le on pvihltc streets and highways, yet approximately 20 |m-ii enl ot ihe naiion.il m oiorcyilr (Hipulattou is not |iro|ierlv licensed Soucre Amerlrrm Axsoelafiiwr of Motor VcfiJck* AcloUnLsfnilofx, Mntorri/i f<- Niifi fl; FiiortrlrlUiMi * There are currently 5.5 intlllon riitilniryiTr owners in the U S with 3 9 million legistried motorcycles, accounting lor I 9 percent of all motor vehicles irgisii-ied lor use on puhllr roads In the US Source. US Dr/wirimcni uj luinsjxntntUni, Fcx/erul Hiqliii-ou Aclmniixiruiion. * Industry dala suggest that motorryele riilers who are uullm ised or tmpro|»erly ilm iserl are overrepresented In fatal crashes hy more than 100 percent nationally and hy as much as 400 perr ent In some stales Source; Arnrrtcnil AsxurlciMon of Motor Vehicle Adml/ilxlmlor*. Motorrucle So fell; Fi a i rrefaI(on. * Alrout 35 p erm it of motorcycle riders nationally who are Involved lit (utal crashes are not properly licensed, with some stales reporting as many .ls 80 percent of their motorcycle (atalltlrs as improperly llccnsrd rulers. Source: U.S. /Vpurimcrtf oj 7>uris/iori(illori. Amerfruri Assorlullon oj .Motor Vehicle ABmmixlMilors, Afnlorct/cle Sci/elr; FoiiucJciBon. * Ulillm iserl riders risk tickets, fines, towing charges, vehicle impoundment, storage charges, alternate transportation costs, Increased Insurance costs, and points against their llcrnse. Source. NciKoriuf Assorlcillon of Slcrh- .Motorn/cle Sctfrty ' Aclmlulsirniors. * lm|rrovetl law rnlnrrrmrnl training on inolorcycle licensing ils well as Increased rnforrrinrnl ol inolorcycle llrruslng laws have grt-ally Increased llie chances of being apprehended operating u motorcycle without n proprr llernse or endorsement. Sourer; A'uKuncil Ax.socUrBoji o j Stole .MoJnrr pc Ir So/etp AifmbibBnifora. * Findings Indlrutc that Ihe overall number of moiorcyrlr cnislics and fulullllrs would Ik- reduc ed If more motorcycle riders who are currently operating without a proper license would sue ccsslully complete u comprehensive i raining course and become properly licensed. Source; NoBonol AssocfoKon q f Stcih* Mol or cycle Sqfety Acfmdilslrciiors. “I I I I I phuSSH I O rd er N o w A n d R eceive A FREE I Set O f D o o r Plugs! I A $9.95 Valrw I Call For Fast Factory Direct DtHvtry! I I I wwwpurphmsrtin n tl A GREAT G IFT FOR D A D ! Be$T Pt/meMartin House 25 $ 29. 1-800-764-8688 .J �S«mmol* Herald Sanford, Florida ■Wednesday, May 27. 1990 •3 A D IE T M A G IC ? C ool bikers have w arm hearts Battery •Jerry Vnrlmlt. 14. of 2985 W. 5th Si.. Sanford, was aircsled 'IliurMlay. May 21. ley Seminole County deputies Voiliolt was charged wlili battery ami was attested at the* alxrvr address. Veirliotl allegedly pill Ids daughter In a hcadlm k and Him slapped hrr faer. Glen lies In- 25 III 125 Will in C'lr , Sanlord. was arrrtdrd llim sday. May 21. lev Seminole ( ’minty deputies llodic w.is ihutgt-d with battery and was arrrsird al llir .drove addrrss IWxllc allegedly hr Id Ids wllr down on Ihr ln «l and lilt hri fa ir Midi a glass Ixtillr Knlerrt Smith. IS. ol 2HO Llvr Oak Mlvd Sanlord Mas at rrslrd Friday. May 20. ley Hanford poll* «• Smith was i hutgcd Midi lialtrry wan ar rrslrd at Ihr aleovr addrrss Stnlih allrgrdly hit vtrtltn srv rral times, in rhe l.n r causing a huslrtl lip Toiudr Cotion. SS of 'an C’rlrry Avr Sanford was ar ii-strel I rlelay. May 20. hy Sanford jmll* e Colton wan (barged Midi i hi Id .dense- and Mas aerrsfrd In Ihr 400 liloe k of Cypress Avrtiur l ollon al Irgrdly lilt niece's right rye and e hokesl hrr Mllh Ills hands Wllltr llakrr. SO. ol 7IH Honda Avr . Sanlord. wu* at rrsirel Monday. May 25, hy Sernlnolr ( minty deputies Hukrr m .is < bulged with hat trry and arrrslrel al Ihr above addrrss llakrr allegedly’ lilt Ids m dr in (hr ddrill «rr.». kh krd dm ein hrr and spd on hrr Todd MrCotmUk 2I of Iirt5 Cond< >t Cl . W ilder Spring* Mas arrrsird Mom lav. Mav 25 ley Sernlnolr County elrputlrs Me Connie k was charged Mllh Uatfrry Midi racial prrjudlir. aggravated assault Mllh lae lal prrpeditr and resisting m i i I i o i i I vlolrm r MeConidek m-.is ar irslrel al Ihr aleovr addirss M* < ortldik allegedly sl.ip|ied a man In thr l.n r and utlrrrd tlirrnls and racial slues Domestic violence Ihi haul Vokrt, !IH ol 2f)0 Orrrnlraf In . lake Marv was a tirslrd Monday May 25 hy Luke MalV poll! r Vokrl Mas r barged Mllh donirsite- vlolrn rr and aitrsCesI in Ihr 3000 him k ol Highway I7 92 Yokrl ulleg rdlv led his wife Jason llrndrrson. 2H. of 25**0 S Sanford Avr . Sanford, was arrrsird Friday. May 20, bv Sanford poller llrudrrsou M.is charged Midi l*uttrrv and domestic vlolrm r llrndrrson allegedly slicnrtl a victim and ihrn |itmutt hrr to the- lee-d Assault lUiomla Morns. 24. of 500 W. Aieyxut UJvd.. Sanford, was ar­ rrsird Friday. May 20. hy Sanford poller. Monts was charged wuh aggravated a s ­ sault and wits ai irslrel at ulxrvr addirss Morns allrgrdly put hrr hand on n Kllthrn knife «tiid slnlrd that vie mu 'needed lo he stalelerd* Mak* 30 lbs. D iu ra M r FAST! ‘F un’d Run raises $ $ $ for tornado victim s ftnleliin Turner, 34. of 1072 N. Central lllvd., Oviedo, was aiiesird Monday. May 25. ley Sernlnolr County drputlrs. Turner was charged with aggnivalcd ass.mli and arrrsird III ihr IOOO him k ol North Central lloulrvard TUrflCf al legcdly lliic-atc-m-d vie llm ulth a ktllfr Possession S i i mtr) Join s. 27, of 2551 K. 201h St.. Sanford, was arrrMrd Monday, May 25. ley SanJmd fxillie- Jone s was ehargrd with |Hissrsston of cnc-alnr, use ol a iiiratlll wloir tnuli-r thr Inllur m r and use of (lrranu during ihr <ommlsslon ol a le-lony. Jours m .is airrsie-el in ihr 2000 him k of Sm lh l-ikr Avriuir Jones m .is allrgrdly silting in the driver's side ol a parked vrhlelr asleep Mllh a gun sit ling un his lap lliia Clark. 20. ol 2212 W M|n h Cl Sanford, m-.is ar trsird Ilmrsday. May 21, by Sanford jaillir. Clark Mas ehargrd with jm isstss IoII eef e .intiabis under 20 grains ami (Missrssion ol drug p.u.iphri nail.i Cl.uk Mas anrstrel at Ihr eomrr ol l lih Sirrrt and Us usl Ave uur Sanlord QUAD sepiad tttadr Ihr arrrsl lima I’adtia IM. ol 101 la k e ­ side < ir , Sanford, was arrrsird Friday. May 22 ley Seminole County drputlrs i'adua Mas • bulged with posse ssion ol rei ealnr and possession of tannatits possession of cocaine Midi Inirtit lo disttihutr and possession of elrug parapher­ nalia I'adua Mas arrested In Ihe |(X) him k e>( Uikeslde Clr <Ir Cuy/Cminty Investigative tturr.in madr the arrest Kddlr hspada. 22. ul |'t| Uekrslde- Clr Sanford m.is ar­ rested Friday May 22. hy Seminole County elepulles Fspada Mas ilialgrtl Mllh pos­ session of toealne ami m-.is ar irslrel at Ihr aleovr addirss CTty/County Investigative Mu trail made thr arrrst losr Torres 44 of I1M Uikr side Clr Sanloid m-.i s anrstrel I riilav. Mav 22 ley Srmlltolr t minty deputies lo u rs was i hatge-d Mllh posse ssion ol COralnr (vosses* Inn ol roealnr with m in d to distribute, pussession o| e anit,this and pos session ot drug paraphernalia Tones was aetrste-il at Ihr aleovr address O p«n container Arthur Upside. -IN eel 1817 Utndings |)r . Sanford, was ar irslrel Monday. Mav 25. ley Sanford poll* r Llpshlr was charged Mllh (x is s es s lo n eef o|eeu container and am steel in thr 400 him k ol Neertli Park Avrtiur Criminal mischief Krtth Sehruting. 40. eef 3202 Tall Tree l.n . Sanford. was urrrslrd Monday. Mav 25. by Sanlord poller S* hritrlug m .is i h.ugrd with criminal mischief and arrested in ihe 1700 bloc k of We-st Airport Houlrvurd. By Kim Butler cycle Shop. Wayne Druse h Shrnrk Dial.. Vam ry Indr pendent Production. Crank’s Cctoklng ami the M l Kadln errw. Including 'Stam merin' llan/al* and MrOuyver. HERALD CORRESPONDENT Tlir recent ’ Full'd Kim for ihr Seminole County Natural Disaster lle-lirl Fund rrra trd *1.100 m I i Ii I i lias Itern dr* leosin-d in (hr Irusi limit es­ tablished at SunTrust Hank lor presellt and lutuir victims ol natural disasters In Seminole County. A local hai owtirr, Dave Kusie-r, and M4 Hadlee program co-owner. ’ Slieriny* llarleh. teamrd up and began their efforts the- morning alter thr tornado destroyed Seminole County rrsldrnl's hoturs .end lives Moth Kosic-r and llarleh are aeeustomrd to charity and serving thr community Hies Irr lias lerrn .» 'warm hr.irtrd. cool htkrr lor 35 years and has lerrn organizing lernrllls leer Ihr [east 12 yrars Kartell's M l Kadlo station sirtvrs lee hr Ip ne-w teai ids and original mush gel meigul/rd In more than 200 countries 'Dir pair sjernl mm li of Ihe months alter the storm v t hug up a fun run. lei raise money lor Her storm vie lilies Hundred s ol hours M-rut into gelling donations ami srrtng that (hr trust fund was set up m- Among Ihr vie liens nrrdlng III rrhllllc! Mere hiker Huh Jasmin and his wifr. Nancy. Mho experienced first hand Ihr pitfalls of rrbutldtug with Insuramr money dial tails short eef upgradrd replace men I *Our main e one rrn" slalrel Hosier *|s tie sre that mir ur-lghbois grl ha* k on thru FR£ESm W $ Itamls Mho shared the-ir time and latent m* hided Hong Wa­ ter Taffy, Double* Cross, Little Laura's Lost Hand. Seven Sis trrs. Mine Zen, Yrnrav Karma. Doug Unplugged. Minus 10. /.uni Irtish. Falcon and Prrrlous Pearl Many hikers were out ol town this M-rek because of MseatCI Ptseeo by KeenBwOw bike Meek al Mr>-tle Meach. or Fun run oc^ant/erc Dave* Roster and not available lie* a us e of prior commitments, yet Stormy Marlcti 150 plus s h o w e d up at Handle Mar A Guile m longwood Sun­ Irrt again Oner organizations like thr |<rd Cross pull out. day morning. Mav 17. paying ihetr money lo partu Ipair in even thr natural dtsaslrr v1i Ihr 40m ile nm th.il ended at liens that didn't tall through Ihr Disabled A m rrlean Vet Ihr er.nks' still nrnl money.* n a n s jxtst m Sanloid Tl»r Jasmin's donated *<v Wlien asked the motive b e­ rral hours helping with Ihr hind ihe men. wom m . and run even though the)- arr very children |sirtlclp.ints. the r e ­ busy trying to rebuild thru sponse was Ihr same Mtke-r. home 'D ear' elrse nhrel ’ I've hern Other concerned rlll/rtis riding 40 years for 2 reasons that sup|Nirtrd this worthy I leivr motorcycles and I love to e.hist Mere Sanford city old help people * The lil.ii k eials Don Fischer. Vlnnlr Irathrr and tattexis are op Kaufman. Iia Marrow, and Tim tlonal (unless you want thr lobtn. Janice Hosier. Dlno protection and like the art) llonavrutura. C'harlrs Iz r and you don't particularly Hades Jr . •hen Harlan, Doc need a Harley to help your Mender and Irresa Carlson frllow man Also ( art Williams and Terry *We'rr just dl%app*>mtrd that II.eiiaM.iy ami the Uberuturlan more people (touldn l| part let Party pair (because of prior com Mustnesses who donated Inmtlmrnts)*. si.itrd Stormy eluded ihr Hanl Hock Cafe. 'At Irast wr tiavr the fund set House of Mines Hoods Trnls A up with money available m»MEvents lightning Alley for Seminole county victims ol A II A T K.. Scott Smith liar* natural disaster* Anyone * an ley Davidson. Scooter's Motor­ still donate.* Buy life insurance and save on your car. ^ W ra itc ti you buy your life A A j P insurance from us through Auto-Owners Insur­ ance. you’ll receive special discounts on your car insur­ ance We’ll sitvc you money. As an independent Auto( >wm-r\ agent, we take greal interest m you • as well as y»*ur car Stop in our igcncy and ask us aboul it TOsev wusvi je* *A tU m -O m m tn Ifo Ch«f lk*r«i« TONY RUSSI INSURANCE 257S 8. French A v r Sanford 322-0285 Wildlife to benefit from new license plate Special l e the Herald IAIJ.A1IASSEE Drfrndrr* of Wlldlllr. ihr Florida Slrrra (llih thr Florida Game A I ersh Water Fish Commission and thr Wddtifr Foundation of Honda air irlrhrallng thr passage of the CotMcnw Wild i|/r sprctalty he rose plate whnh cmdd raise millions of dollars lor eonsrrvatlon pro gram* that protect Honda * diverse wildlife With Governor Chiles r tp e itr d in sign Ihr Irglsbillori. appeovul ley Ih r Flonda legisialorr was Ihr last major hurdlr In rstab lishllig thr nrw plate L im lr Macdonald of DrIrmlrrs of Wlldlllr. a mitlon.il nonprofit (onsrrvation group sprarhradlng Ihr llernsr plate campaign, said. "The slgnlfl rant rash lulusioii rx p rc lrd fu>m ihr nrw lag will boost funding for a broad array of entlrul wlldlllr programs and It will help to grnrratr nrw one* us well * HeplTsmlallVT Sharon M er­ chant IFM’ulm Mruchl guldrd ihr ptalr bill Ihnnigh ihr trievnnl eommlttrrs on Ihr House side- and on lo final approval came to a close lw lh.it laxly In the Senalr. Macdonald added. 'W e are Ihr hill was shrphrrelrd by Indy grateful to Representa­ Senator Charlie Cn*t IK St tive Mere haul ami Senator IVtrrsburg). As of last ThursCrist for their leadership, and etay. the C onsrriv Wll*fli/*to the more than 10.000 Flo­ pl.eie hill sal pulsed lor final ridians who signed petitions approval by the full Senate al pledging to purchase ihr Conthough the legislature was s m v Wildlife plate.* atxiul to adjourn for thr year A Ilual push from activists Hrvrtmrs born the *15 fee suppocUng ihr plate. Krprr (or the optional Conserve Wild srntattve Merchant, and Sena­ life plate will Increase binding tor C m t " ultimately assured for vurlous wildlife research, p.iss,ige of ihe plate bill by a habitat management. envi­ vote of 30-0 on Friday. May I-ronmental education and law Just hours before Ihe session enforcement programs. OBITUARIES JOAN C. BOWLING Joan C. Howling. 54. Lynchflrld Avrtiur. AKumontr Springs, died Saturday, May 23. MrtIH at hrr rrsldcnrr. Mom May 23. IH44 In Vinton. Vn,. she moved to Crtitral Florida in 11170 Survivors include- husband. Clrvrl.ind M : mother. Juunltu Ovrrstrrrt. Lynchburg. Va.; b ro th e n . S tiem um ovrrsirrrt. Wurrcn Ovrrsirrrt. Gary Ovrrstrrrl. all ol Lynchburg. Va. Gnimkow Funrral Home. Sanford, in charge of arrange­ ments. ANNETTE DANIELS Annette- Daniels. G5. San Curios Avenue. Sanford, died Monday. May 25. HMJH at Hratllii-iirr ami Kc-liabillhilfon Center of S.enford. Mrs. Daniels was Ixtm Ajtrll 11. 1033 In Or lando. Mrs. Daniels was a homemaker. She was a liaplist. Survivors liuiude husband, the Rrvrrrnd George* D.inlrls; son. Lloyd: daughters. Maty. Sanford. Mantle la*r Morrow. DrUiml; hrolhrr. Eugrnr Wll m h i . Eatonvillr; sister, Cath­ erine ljewts. Starkes; 2 grand­ children. Wilson-Klrhelberger Mortu­ ary. Inc.. S.inford. In charge of arrangements. KEEN GIST IVEY Keen Gist Ivey. 87, Ellfolt Avenue. Sanford, died Tuesday, Muy HI, 1958. Mom Aug. 9. 1910 In Oalnesboru. Tenn., she movxd lo Central Florida In 1924. Mrs. Ivey was a home­ maker. She was a Presbyte­ rian. Survivors Include daughter. Kay Aldi-rmaii. SI. Augustine: son. Dr. John D. Jr.. Nortbhdge. Cullf.; grandson, Gary D Lindsey. Milwaukee. Wl*.; sister. Cerllla Draper. Gultirsboni. Trim . Mrisson Funeral Home. Svinlord. In charge of arningrtttrtils. ROBERT II. JOSEPH Hubert II. Joseph. HO. Cypre-ss Dtlvr. Drlkiry. died Thursday. May 21. I99H al Columbia Medical CrntrrSanford. Horn Marrh 12. 1918 In Sioux City. Iowa, hr moved to Crnlral Flotilla 111 1974. Mr. Joseph was a store manager lor Gexxlyrur Tire. Hr was u member of American Legion Camplx-ll Uisstng Ifost 53. Landmark Lodge Nu. 103 A.F. A A.M. and Sioux City Choral Group. Mr. Joseph was a nirmlx-r of Congregational ChrlHltan Church. Survivors Im ludr wife. Hea­ ther Tina*; sous. Dennis !L. Moulder. Colo.. Kenneth W. ('iimphe-ll. Kissimmee. Dn\1d K.. De-Mary: sister. Eve-lyn I lulT. park Rapids. Minn.: brotlirr. John F.. Sioux City, Iowa: 2 grandchildren. GruiukowFuneral Home. Sanford. In charge of arrange­ ments. JAMES W. QUIGLEY James W. Quigley, 5 ). Murksaw Place. Longwood. died Monday. May 25. 1998. Horn In Miami, lie moved lo Central Florida In 1989 from Houston. Texas. Mr. Quigley was a sales representative. He was a mem­ ber of Northland Community Church Gelling Well. Orlando. Mr. Qulgle-y was u member of llir U.S. Air Force Reserve*. He was a member of Northland Community Church. Survivors Include wife. Lulu: daughter. Andrea. Longwood: son. Ryan. Longwood: brother. Rick Springer. Miami. Arthur Springer. Cullf.: sister. Laura Springer. Miami. Maldwbi-Falnhlld Oaklawn Park Cemetery and Funrral Home, latke Mary. In charge of arrangements. T h e B e st T h in g s In L ife A r e F re e ... Like advertising your $ 100 or less item in our classified section. That’s right - it’s free. Just clip the attached coupon and mail tor JOHNSON, RUBY LEE Foix-rul S-rvs*-* for Mutiy Uv Jtilinsoil. Ml. ul Dollarway. San­ ford. wlio died May 23. will be liHd Sulurduy. May 30 at Morn log Cihity M.M. Church with die Rrv. AihIu-w Evan* officiating. Vis lint Ion will Im- Friday 5 to 9 p in. ut Sunrise Ciiapi-I. Sunrise Funeral Home. UUO Dsost Avnutc. S.iufonl. 14071 32273H3. In i luvrge of arrangements. JOSEPH. ROBERT H. Memorial Funeral Srrvtrr* for Mr. Rohm II. Joseph. HO. Dellary. wfw dlnl Tliursday, will be al 11 a m. Friday at Gramkuw Finirnil Home Hupei with die Itv, Tom Huuhuk ofll* tallug. Arrangrmenls liy Grumkow Funeral Home, DOO E. Airport llhil.. S,inlonl. IT. 32773. (407) 322-3213. MADISON. EDDIE L. Funeral Servile* (or Eildte L Madison Jr.. 50. of Ik-tlmne Village, Daytona Heat h, who died Wednes­ day. May 20. will be nt St. MatIlieWs M.M. Church wldi llw Rev. Leonard Wilson oforiatlng. Visit aIkm will Is- Friday from 5 unlll 9 p m. ut Sunrise Chapel. Sunrise Kiinrnil Home. 900 U nut Avr.. Sanford. (4071 322 7383. In charge rf arrangeini-ills. Seminole Herald p a . — . | MAIL TO: I I I I I I I I I I I I L Stm lnoM Herald P .0 . BOE 1867 Sanford, FL 32772*1667 • ONLY ONE ITEM •S IN OR LESS •MUST MCUiOE PRICE HUNT AO HERE:. PHONE IM f ta i f R e s tric tio n s : Tk> tralWBfiHWM ( |V« ( )Na • Price or item dated IS 100 or lew) • Ad will nm S days only • I item per ad per hoovehold per week • Private party (non commercial) only • Ad mu»t be on above coupon. �■ M-Ssnwwfe H erd! S«*m LFtaire.Vfeawedi* **•***. IBM House County pap ia and • public beach. The 100,000 square foot conference center wtll coat $10 million, and wtll nerve In nnmerou* way*. •Our high school seniors wont h a w to traw l to Orlando to haw Ihctr graduation exer­ cises." D a k said. T h ey will come to the city and county's ronferrniT m itr r . The county nreds a center like this and the commission's approval shown we’re on the right track." . m .......... ... $400,000 annually In lourtat who had a terse exchange with Malay contends the lax revenue for the conference Dak. center. It also endorsed a rec­ complex aught to be more cen­ ommendation by the trally located. There's opposition, also, rtty/county Community Redevrfopmrtil Agency to help fund from members o f the Society o f Fort Fori ration or llte project's public amenities for the Preservation with some of ihe property tax Mellon Pork, who intend to ns that would revenue the hotel would gener­ submit petitions allow the voters era to decide ate. Mould be a com­ comThere are going to be a ae­ whether there would ries of meetings with city and plex rather than the city com­ county officials lo determine mission. ownership of tlie conference •Nothing Is going to be de­ center. Dale said Tuesday Hint stroyed." D ak instated. -Well Ihe plan Is for managers of tlir relocate a couple o f bsllflelds. hole! lo operate Ihe center. but there Is stlU gotng to be a H ie Sanford City Commis­ park and a lot more that we sion had voted. 5-0. lo move haw at present.* forward with the complex plans -This will enhance Fort Mel­ and the county came In at. 4I. The lone nay vote was from lon Park." County Commis­ Commissioner Oranl Malay. sioner Daryl McLain said. i The couuulnsloners Inslstrd Tuesday that no new taxrs would be rrqulrrd from county residents • and llial the reve­ nues Renerated In the endeavor may mean n lax rrdurllon. Tltr I"**"' ~*»tnmlUed Father Al at 1008 T h e Sanford _ offer women aitem attw s ts d in g the krve of J eeu e C le w sionatc counseling and Jhe power her to make Ufe No more than a pipe dream at Brat. Kraaetsc found conalderabfe support aa Mm explored the possibilities o f opening a o t d a center to the city. city Much o f N r e r n T f e a t e r i f c a t f y and frtm ds at Sanford Christian Church. Tfea, go M ends for It. Ood wtll Al* Tire most unexpected than S I y e a n was b elt Fomacc. who ' a distinguished physician and hospital official in Pennsylvania. He also happened to be a ataunrh pro-life set M at. h t i owed a second time. 77-yesr-dd a new mlasion o f hia own • lo be Catholic priest. lie came lo Sanford to Snlsh h k atudks for the priesthood and U w in the rectory at All Souls Church. Soon, he met Kraartse and the Are. for ; ------ — earned almost every Inch Inc o f the the laM 10 - — «*»» retak in g tc to pastors ^and frrmtmthg uco iu g n gal tons \ Joel frequently to to fofog JHunter, S ^ t^ T T r a peat a t o or r at t a t h M C Community c the at I N—------- m m d w w su Church in -Lockwood, aald the prayers and hum his conffiegatlon were The O. Fermenter. Sr., at First Baptist Church In Oenera said he realised how . easy It Is for Christians t o oppose abortion 1 and to oppose It. ‘ However. It la very difficult to take a hands-on approach aa the Sanford Crisis Pregnancy Center has. This M a practl-. cal way to be tnvolred In a ministry that will h aw eternal value." More than likely, shell be flow ing the as me* way June I. City- Suit _____________ age IA gin discussion on behalf of Ihe Mayfair, he was udinlllrdly angry. -We were led to believe we would be on Uw agenda by 4 o'clock, he said (It was shortly before 5 p.m.|. *So I look Ou­ tline lo make a phone call and formally file for litigation against the city. We're taking this lo a judge for artlon on a brearli o f contract.* T m glad we liavr reached that point now.* said City Attorney Colbert. *AI kasl now we ran proceed with the discovery stage of the rase and really dig Inin It from a legal stand^-Just remember.* Mayor Larry Dak told liar risen. *We dldn'l flk this suit, you did You haw brought artlon against ua. and we are willing to defend our point.* Commissioner Brady Lrssard asked If It might be a jury trial. Colbert responded that there was a fair chance that at kasl part of tfu* Pets matter might go to a jury. *but we don't know at thla point.* Coltwrt added that Ihe litigation could pos­ sibly takr aa long as u year before II could go through live court T h en .* lie added. *eliher side could appeal Ihe decision, and that might takr as much us one yrar longer * During the regular commission Hireling 0ul followed Ihe work session. It was unanimously agreed that Ihe check for $255,340 would be placed Into a separate account by Ihe city, doing so under protest, to be held pending a declaim by the court. •In llte mranttme.* Colbert added. *lh»s is now In formal litigation sqd while we will be having some executive meetings (not open lo the press or pnbllr). any lime someone aska us about llte case, our response will be that we cannot respond under advice from our attor­ ney * total financial picture, ao It won't really be a money loaer.* Commkstoner Kerry Lyons aald there was one question o f­ ten aakrd In public meetings., especially by rttlsena who ore • in bppostUon o f the develop-mmt. "With that total payroll* o f over $30 million, and th e 'm number o f lobs expected, that's; quite a high salary range. Isn't * thought the presentation of the proposal for the dr vc lopswnl was w r y Impressive, as was llte 4 lo I vote for approval.* he told die commission. T Y r been Involved In helping develop similar hol el/conference renter areas around the nation.' he said, •and I don't know when I've seen one that has m ore poten­ tial than here In Sanford, es­ pecially in straight experiences.* tie explained that lo what waa county, the recti)' provide possibly an additional 800 in 117 Flahkind responded that the and P ortraits | 4 0 7 | .11’ .'I 7 r>H t PF Q T N Art Studio P FT S IWTbBosid KurCaUI? Call the one and only: Provisional Pest Control Products* Do-ll-Yoursrlf Pint Control Product* FYt Supplies and Food I lour* Mon Sit. KKDlodOO Sun. I I 00 to 4€0 (407) 321 | g jg ’ Seminole county Oofs: i- Fames. 7 yrt. Choc. -CNhushua. - Famals. 3 yts.. Rod •Bssssff. Y o e d -M d O r yra. Sad 4 Ptppar •Dachshund A Poods. V M s I m -F m is . 1-1/2 yrs. Orangs Tabby A Whffs. KMens •venous, a wfcs. a up. B D A IIH IN t. I HAININI. C E M FT FRIES PEST CON TOOL ANIMAL S FOR S A IT H tn NIGHTWALKS N o Fences N o Barriers Call fo r a (FREE) Estim ate • Lifetime Warranty Licensed by the HumaneSociety ofthe U.8. doctramim canal • o ld H e re ! SAVE from$7 to over $20! Anicare Pet Supply Warehouse �Babe Ruth championships White Sox top Pirates in City Series opener The rich keep getting richer in baseball With the trade fa r Mike P le n a , (he Mete put the final nail In the coffin of an old gam e Volusia Speedway Park site o f a full Memorial Day Russi wini state title; qualifies fo r A A U Nationals C hanges give L a k e M a ry fo o tb a ll team a w in n in g attitu d e Su n n ilan d D aytona Beach's M a rk M a rtin first entrant �■Samnoia Herald. Scntord, Ftortda •Wadnaaday. May 27, IO N Ramsu cept for one time when we mentioned in spring practice. Lost year waa last year and we all know we don't want to go through that again.* Stanton said Ilia team la looking ahead, not behind. "We're in high sprits.* he said. 1 don't cart about the jamboree or tniraaquad games, all I care about ta being ready for Edgewater In the flat game next September.* Despite the losses to gradua­ tion. Stanton said he secs some promise. Wide reretver John Dole was deemed the big­ gest surprise o f the came de­ spite being new to the varsity. He can fly and he can catch the ball and that's a need for the Rams who lose receiver Sptvey, quarterback Cory C oo­ per’s favorite target last sea­ son. Kyle Cocita was another standout. Coctta played for the Rams last season and has un­ dergone shoulder surgery tail Is expected to be the anchor of the Lake Mary linebarking unit along with another newcomer. Mike Nunirata. Haven Perkins also stood out at linebacker this spring. Justin Wright was probably the Rams best overall player last year, supplying leadership to the defensive backfleld. He’s Babe RuthIB the game by drawing a walk and came around to score on s pair o f errors and a passed ball. The lead went to A O In the top of the second Inning. Walker fed off with a single and a d ­ vanced to second on an error. Louwsma singled Walker to third and Walker scored and Louwsma went to second on on error. Guy then singled and stole second and he an Louwama both scored on an error. The Moose Lodge-Pirates got on the board tn the bottom of the second timing as Bradley Locke reached on an error and came around to score on an error. The Hma<‘ Lodge-Pirates cut the deficit to 4-3 In the third inning as Cleveland walked with one out and advanced to second on a passed ball. Brooks then reached on an error with Cleveland moving over to third base and Nick Erickson lifted a sacrifice fly to left field, scoring Cleve­ land. Brooks scored an batter later as Locke sin­ gled snd the Nobles Construction-White Sox outfielder booted the ball for an error. But that was as close as the Moose LodgePirates would get aa Walker, the winning pitcher, would only allow one tilt and five base runners (two on walks, two on errors), only one nsssrd second base, over the Anal 4-1/3 In- back and to expected to do double duty, continuing at safety while taking over for “ ipa and Randall aa the Phillips lend tailback. Stanton said he had throe goals entering spring practice. ‘ I told them we nred to put the pegs tn the right places, leach them how to block and tackle and find leaders.* he said. *W r did all those things. Justin Wright. Kyle Cocita. John Dole and Cory Cooper all stepped up ss lenders.* The Rams are o ff this sum­ mer and tee tt up the last Fri­ day In August at the Kickoff Classic. to the challenge. com ing a ■pot on Tram Florida and an iRvttatlon to the National AAU through-the-14th. Walker got eight of the final 13 outs on strike outs and finished with 10 punch-outs while giving up four hits. The Noble* Construction-White Sox offense also got going, slowly putting the flame out at roach. Louwama singled with two out In the fourth inning and scored on a single by Guy and an er­ ror. In the fifth Inning. Goff walked with one out. stole nrcond snd third base and scored on an In the sixth inning. Kalnea. Walker and Green all walked to open the inning, with Raines ■coring on a passed boll ana Walker on a grounder by Louwsma. The final run came platcward tn the seventh inning Frost walked and seared on a double by Larson. Doing the damage for the Babies Construc­ tion-While Sox were U n i Q-for-4 with a dou­ ble. one RBI). Louwsma t*-fcr*3, two tuns scored, one RBI). Ouy (2-tor-3, « M run scored). Walker (l -for-3. two runs scored) , d o ff (two runs scored) and Frost and R a t e s (owe run scored each). Providing the offense tor d tt Masse LodgePirates were Kenny ErtckMB B f f e f t . Lock* (Ifor-3. one run scored. Hfeka <1-tor-2). CtoveUnd snd Brooks tom run ammd m c k l a t e Nick am RBI). .324 Average IB ti._. Montreal and a bunch of other i t compete under the present structure Bo the Martina had to dum p P lan s s contract to one o f the five or otar teams that can actually afford him. Only seven players remain from last year's world cha mptom hlp l U r t o . « « n Ih o u q . Uch a p r t c W i t up aa the team adrattaed that tone should - a r e ™ * , i m r rana snoum O IN BRI EF ----■ I■n■f ? YMCA Youth Soccer straight single*. ■ tuple, a sacrtflee fly (the Brat out o f the In­ ning) and an ak^fe to acsore •even rum and tie the a u a e at um . Sunnlland Corporation waa not about to let the flame get way though, aa Ann Lanza fed off with a atngfe. advanced to thtnl on a atngfe and a subse­ quent em ir off the bat o f Carol Crmnlck and acartnfl on a game-winning sacrifice fly by The final game waa a nipand-tuck bottle alt the way. Vaughan Incorporated fed B0 after the Brat Inning. but the Eaflfea came back to fe a d 10-7 after three innings. The Eagles went up 13-7 in the top of the fifth tomtng only to see Vaughan Incorporated plate nine tuna In the bottom o f f e s fifth h a d M to tako a l » Mac Isaac (two runs scored) Chaplin (two ■cored). L f j a l jo flo ftg It’s time for a reasonable revenue sharing program or a salary cap. Othcrwtae. the ■ante teams will win every year and hasehall minds id fans r tn the nt wlU sink even further orho once considered the game to be the na ** — — •/ ” " ! , HauxU. toam f ° " If the Lola’ , u^irZ. h at f ” about uw regular m a s o n a s abou ( ( f c , ja w bon e lo af M o * ^ ft ft doesn't mailer how young the Stiver O f iJ ___ best tn the £* f o il None— .334 £ �Famous eatery shares Steak Diane recipe heatltfaa. W w t S if m i frljr tram* 1*1/3 to 3 Iba. iim om oin . top uinoin. beat h a aw w you can ua d l l round aleak to aavr ft 1 ctom p i l e ul r u eil t o * 1 tba. ef a pped pantey 3 tba. W orrratm hlrv aatwc I f7 cup wtiitr Chardomnay win 9taaSr Trtm off aO extra tat from edge, With a m y sharp $SJ8/B>. . $8.09; 1 ahaliot, M S r t - $1.29; Chtvea - my m ien; 4 tarp aweet potatoes m m A Lai • $1.87; 1 tomato. •n * aide diahr* far ttda meal a n reaSy up to your own taate. The aeketton I uacd aaa tc add color and a variety o f da- the grain of the amaft. [ this way helpo amha at m m tender.1 Uae a 1INTMMRWee . 'f j * » 2}/* K i s ...m m i V - - • : -v ; ; ..." > • • i •• -1 1 �Legal N otices Legal N otices S em in ole Herald CLASSIFIED AD RATES H tN O IN T N RUMMEL and PAMELA M N UM M lL al a l. Oolondant. nones OF FONSCLOSM M SALS Nokca I* koroby g r i l l that pufkuenl la Ikal Final Judgment ol Forocloaura datad May IS. I M S and anlafod M cnnl caaa numbor I M U I C A al tka Circuit Court ol Iko ISIk Judicial Cut all M and I Of Semmoio County Florida wkofom NORWEIT MONTOAOI INC w PiamiiN and H IN N IN T N NUMMCL. PAMS LA M NUM­ M lL. w/ara OotandanUkl. I wrK oat tor caaA al Pa wool Mom door al Ika Sanunolo Cauatr courlkouka ui laniard. Sammola County Florida al 11 00 A M an tka lli h day ol JUNE IM S . Iko lallowwig dtkcnbod property at aol tank LOT SS MONNOS MtAOOPrS ACCOR OlNQ TO TMS PLAT THIR SOF AS M C O R D IO in PLAT BOOK 4*. PAOS IS ANO 12. PUBLIC M CONO S OF AS Mi NOLI COUNTY. FLORlOA N O TI PUNSUANT TO T H ( FAIN O IB T CO LLICTIO N PR ACTICIS ACT YOU AR ( AOVISSO t h a t t h is l a w f ir m IS O I I M IO TO B ( A OSBT COLLSCTOR ATTSMPTINO TO COLLECT a OSBT ANO ANY INFORMATION OBTAINED w il l BS USED FOR THAT PURPOSE Deled Ike ISM day ol MAY. O IN IR A L JURISDICTION DIVISION C A M HO. I M H I - C M H wOMi s a v in o i o r AMERICA F S B l/ V l Hw m Faring! ol Aw k i f A . Ptemtin. VI THE UNKNOWN HEIRS. d»WM M n » g w i » k t m i . cnditan I'KllMI Of MMf cttim iftl ftfimug by. tkrougk. undo of egomkl CHIN AUHTZAT. d f f f H f d ol t l . OflflHlWII MOTIOI OF FOR ICLO SUR I ( A l l Notice ft koreby m**k But putauant lo that Fmel Judgment ol Foreclokure d iltd May I I A l t N end entered m atari coke numbJr I M t U C A f l f ol Ike Circuit Court ol Iko IStk Judicial Co«u<l m and tor lemmata County Florida • wkerein HOME SAVINQS OF AMIRlCA. F « « F/K/A HOWS s a v in o i o f Am e r ic a . f a . . . Plemt.H and ALTAMONTE VIILAOS M CONDOMINIUM INC TN I UNKNOtNN HUM O fV IIIII QNAN T i l l ASSUME 11 HINORS CRIDI T O M TRUSTEES. ON O TH IN CLAIMANTS CLAIMIN0 O r THROUQH. under on a o a in s t 0 L (N k u b i t z k v OtC iA S tO il tu n y, and all imknown parlia. claiming by TuoDdoy thru Friday 12 Noon lha day batoia publication Sunday 12 Noon Friday OOUOLAS 0 OlTTMIN. Oalandanl N O TIC I OF SALS PUNSUANT TO CNAPTSR AS Noire a ta gtaan Ikal purkueol lo Ike Fmol Judgment ol Foraclo.ura dated May IS. 1SSS. M Caao No l l- U M -C C 20 l ol Iko County Court il and lor Sormnolo County. Florida. In nkKk CNTSTAL C N Ilk NHOHDO AMO00 ASSOCIATION. INC . « Iko Pteintitt and OOUOLAS 0 OlTTMIN i* Iko Oalandanl. I wdl .od lo Iko tughokl and bekl bidder lor coak al Iko Waal Front Door ol Ike Sonunolo County Counkowaa mi Sanlofd Florida al 11 00 a n on Juno 21 IM S Ika following deecnbod proparty aal tank m Iko Order ol Final Judgment Lot ITS CNTSTAL C N Ilk UNIT I. accord.ng lo Iko ptal thereol a . rocordail in Plal Book 41. Pagaa 41 Puougk SI. UKkatree. ol Iko FuMc Record, ol Sonunolo County. Florida OATKO May 21. ISM MANTANNI MONAS Clerk ol County Court By Jane ( Jaaeww Deputy Clark CLAYTON I MCCUL10H IM S Maitland Center Tka odmm taItalian al Iko •klalo ol M R N IC I 0 JACOBS a/k/a BCNNICt 0 PNICI Oocoaaod. 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Individual must be a local resident, degreed, o r pos­ sess s successful track record in Sales Management with 5-7 years experience and strong communication skill*. This position offers a lucrative profession com bining income and commission or bonus plan, in addition to an excellent fringe ben­ efit package and an opportunity for advancement. This opportu ­ nity warrants your investigation and consideration. _ JanitorialPosttions at SanfordbitenutionalAirport DynAIr l in H tii, Irc it currently hiring ptrt-dmn Janitorial ptreonnal for day and evaning shifts.Ws ofliar company provided uniforms, training and a competitive hourly rate of $6.00. All applicants must paw a drug screening, provide us with a 10year work/schooi histo­ ry, and understand some English. r-V " %\ For m ore information. M em ber u j i I h‘ tHtitm/ a B B tinui/t An Equal Opportunity Employer M/F/D/V g 193— A creage L o t Fo r Sa u 253-A dditions R emooeung It 287-Law n S ervices - £ > W » 4 nI _7- _ ? - = 9600 • I4J0 per h ou ^tadM g on •f Free Uniforms iei UIOUUL TM. WKMUm XW4 IITOR 15. 30000 u u a RE- 280-Home Improvements 300-Pressure C le an in g 262-Cabinets ILL TYPE c a se N TS rHac* w S w c iW irm orik W -------- , itikiNi MAJJH S22£££Sm 1 B i UMxHITZ rtpavt. parang I caramc Ns RtoRard Otae*33i M7?_ 268-Ch ild C are C enters N NY HOM Lonng mo*Mr, tee home. Wnead yerd. laNr- 289-Landscaping Tra* cuangferwm Landtcsp* »»p*r*. *k»y pi 11# 312—T ree S u vkr Placeyour ad hero Call 322*2611 For all your local news, choose the Seminole Herald. 7b Subscribe C oil: 322-2611 I �aa • Semmote Herald. Santord. Florida • Wednesday. May 27.IMfl B LO N D IE BEETLE B A ILE Y THIS OFFICE HAS SURE CHAN6EP SINCE THE OENERAl WENT FOR SENSITIVITY TEAININS I JUBT CAN'T SET USED JO AN 0 6 L E FRee e n v i r o n m e n t Z KNOW. Z S T IL L KBEP LOOKING OVER MV SHOULDER THE B O RN LO SER ( 7 O ttA T 1T>CttS NO itOEL > INTHC NINTH INNIKG1 H 0 W M H t(* K £ GOtNG~ ""> THAT ^ NK£. OO sC WHO'i WINNING v ^ sure there i ujas M/WIN6 A 600D time at THE DANCE. AND THEN Y0U H A D TP 6 ET 5 ICIC. I ATE TOO MUCH I M A N K TOOMUCH AND ! DANCED . T O O MUCH SOMEONE SAlP YOU pro b a bly PRANK TOO MUCH PUNCH .. LET 5 DO IT A6AIN TOMORROW NI6MT L -d 24- HOJB OF UUtiD A U E C fflO K UAUCCUS (D R IP (MJD UMSUBBWWnATtO f t HOURS A DRV ft k W m jt N O L E M by Jimmy Johnson GUKffAUVVlAKiUi. o fc a je u . XT UXXS LlTTU a The nest stop on our American tour is — I know you've guessed it! — Cleveland It is a city best known. I suppose, for lake affect snow, the Browns (that were and soon will be again) and the Indians Hhia year's World Senes winner*) Yesterday. I mentioned that Rob Hamman partnered Mike Lawrence when the Aces were first formed by Ira J Corn, Jr. After a tow years, be started to play with Bobby WoUT They won nine world titles, but the partner ship was dissolved last March Now Hamman Is paired with Paul Soloway (who had played for the Ares in the 1*72 World Team Olympiad, replacing Billy Eisenberg. when he voluntarily left Uie team) Thursday. May 2ft. 1996 goal to Cleveland, waa defcndsd arru ratety by Soloway (He won the event with partner Gerald Haller and team matrs John Swanson and Richard Walsh * Against four spadrs. Haltee led the heart six (With three low cards in partner t suit, when you haw not sup porird. it it best to lead the lowest, thus dmying a doubleton If you haw supported, lead the highest to deny an honor in the suit i After winning with the heart tack. Sotoway switched accu lately to the spade four After winning in hand, declarer led the dub 10. Haltee dropping the aevm to signify aa even number at cards to the suit This loid Sofoway to duck this trick and win the club continuation Now Sotoway completed an csceltent defense by returning the spade 10. The dummy was dead, and declarer had to lose two more heart tricks at the end one down BERNICE BEDE OSOL CAMCCft (June I1-Juty U ) You mght be batter equipped to handle difficult asargnmenU than you reafcn today. The ease of your accompkshments may turpnii you LIO (July n-Aug. SI) Special knowl­ edge and expertise you've acquired /T7i»v MNOCTFoieor! j TORT TAKE AUNBIE6SCKT otn w w R w m w PLENTYOF \ FWTECTWE , L WHSCPEENfy f 9* are preaenlfy atwnng that cotod bnng your family closer together as a unit Each QBMN (May 21-June SO) Be** wdh old friends m tam*ar surroundings w* grve you great pleasure today They are *a comfortable sappers that can t be taken off or replaced Know where to look lor romance and you'll find it The AstroGraph Matchmaker instantly reveals which signs art romanbeafty parted tor you Mas 62 75 to Matchmaker, c/o Me newspaper. P.O. Box 1756. Murray HSI Staton. New York. NY 1015ft / VOUKNO ( NOT QH.IM80SM! 1 , Opening lead: v ft cittolyMCAk* Persistence end second efforts wa bring you pushy accomplishments *i the year ahead Whan you see thmga you roaty want, you* be prepared to go after twm. i • □nrann nnnm □□□□□□ nnnnnn nnnnnn nnnnnn nnn non nnnn nnnnnnn □nnnn nnn nnu nnnnnn nnnnnn □□nnnn nnnnnn nnn nnm nmmnn nnonunn nnan nnr.i □□□ nnnnnn □□□□□□ mmnnnn nnnnnn nnnn nmnnn DEAR READER Spontaneous pneumothorax, the collapse of a lung. Is a common condition in young paw pie The tungs are normally encased in a thin but lough membrane At times, this membrane can spring a leak Aa Uie air pushes Into the chest TW USW XUflJV D0C6UT A6JU6 00M 8 W expand the lung. Pneumothorax is often ibaresult of lung dixeaaea, »uch aa aathma and emphyxema. which alter pulmonary tissue and weaken It Sometimes the cause is obscure Recurring lung collapse may require pleurodesis. a surgical proce dure that produces adhesions between the lung and the inner chest wall, literally sticking the lung to the ribs and preventing collapse. Your daughter should ask her physician about this simple operation i iwa KKwst'AiYxnrrnuwsK assn DEAR DR GOTT My I I year old daughter keeps roUapsmg a lung She has had more than a doren hospital nations far this condition and usually requires a chest lube to help rspand the lung She Is otherwise healthy and does not suffer from asthma or lung disease What can she do to prevent ! UJEICOMC *CTVC S3ALOAL CHMAEL DEAR DR GOTT: My husbands kidneys make too much protein. What cauxea this? DEAR READER: The kidneys are actually (liters. As blood passes PETER through them, waste products are QOTT, M.D extracted and vital substances (such as protein) are spared Therefore, the presence of protein in the urine is a serious sign that the kidneys arc mal functioning There are many possible causes for this, including Infection, heavy metal toxicity and renal dam age ---- ---------- -.... . Your husband should be under the leak seals off on its own. but some care of a nephrologist Such a special times a chest tube is used to re 1st ran diagnose the condition and offer treatment To give you more information. I am sending you a ropy of my Health Report "Kidney Disorders " Other readers who would like a ropy should send 62 plus a long, self addressed, stamped envelope In P.0 Hox 2017. Murray llill Station. New York. NY I0IM He sure to mention the title DEAR Dlt GOTT I'm a U year old widow I have discovered that I ran easily pleasure myself to a level that I never achieved with my husband I've read that the "golden years" aren't marked by sensuality I remember the shame and embarrassment that my mother showed whenever I tried to talk to her about sexuality when I was growing up Am I abnormal* DEAR READER It wasn't Inn long ago that women were not supposed to get an rduralton vote hold an impor lant job or enjoy sex Mores change, fortunately for the better in this instanrr You are not abnormal Rather, you are at last getting in touch with your dormant and powrrful sexuality Should you. at some later date, choose to re establish a relation to with a partner, your new perspective will surely add spice, enjoyment and fr strength to the sexual artivity that ht~ you will enjoy together SUOWMtYl WISH 1 WASN'T MOTMEKP ■WSTUWEV .SMWBCHBI V MWO. •GAPPY* WASHT RSAPY V tm m v x s ti derive from ovarcorrxng ft. TAURUS (April » May I t ) Toda may sea ample evidence of toe at your pears havw tor you When you a commitment, companions can be you to tolow trough to toe and. onto byMCAtoe -HIM we Me, BCU.E-1 T U0* i&fssss daae M e t- k W R m K o w u Y w own NAPW L. jya.. rr.»w ~ 1 111 nM.*n in � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1998 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, May 27, 1998 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on May 27, 1998. 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Florida ■ Wednesday. February 4 1998 Gov. Chiles helps kick-off endowment campaign B r ie f s C o n tin u ed from P a ge 1A able In Identify him. was not Injured. the girl N JR O TC fund raiser Tli ere will be a BakeS ale/Fu n d-raiser for th r Lake M ary 1Ugh School navy Jr. ROTC on Saturday, Feb. 7 at the Pubtlx located on l-akc M ary Boulevard. Fund-raiser p roceeds a re used for supplies the Navy doesn't provide to the unit for expenses to go to the b ig AREA 7 Field M eet C o m p etition s held In G ain esville and J a c k ­ sonville. On W edn esday. Feb. 18 at the Lake M ary High stadium located at 655 Longw ood/Lakc Mary Rd in Lake M ary th ere will be a NJRO TC In sp ection Ceremony at 9 a.m. C adets a re to parade In review for the Area 7 m anager. Th e c o lo r guard and arm ed drill w ill perform and the pu blic ts In­ vited. A walk on the wild side W ilderness T rrk k e rs In vites you to Join them for the fol­ lowing events: •Saturday. Feb. 7: A binding hike at the O rlando W etlan ds Park, co-sponsored by the c ity of Orlando and led by an e x ­ pert birder. T ills 1.200 a c re man made w etlands Ls p e r fe c t for view ing w aterfow l and wading birds. O ver 150 b ird species are known there. There are 18 miles o f u npaved trails. W e will hike a p p ro x i­ mately 4 miles. W e w ill get an early start for bird w atching; 8 a.m. Guests are w elcom e and no reservations are required. •Sunday. Feb. 8: A fun pad­ dling trip along a series o f c a ­ noe trial w in d in g through a scenic m angrove estuary habi­ tat. south o f n eighboring M e r ­ ritt Island W ildlife Refuge. Ulurnay offers hom e to n u m er­ ous w aterfow l. w ading b ird s and raptors. Th e 3-4 hour trip cover halfway around the p e ­ rim eter o f the refuge. T ra ils are well laid out but b a sic paddling skills are a must to negotiate the twists and turns. To o •Thursday, Feb. 12: A day hike in Lake Kissim m ee S ta te Park. This park is a 5.030 acre preserve surrounded by three lakes. Th e area Is ge o lo g ica lly known ns the O sceola Plain. An observatory platform p r o ­ vides a spectacu lar view o f Lake Kissim m ee. T h r park also features a recon stru cted 1976 cow cam p. W e ll hike the 6 mile B u ster Island lo o p . Allow extra tim e to explore the park's m any natural features. Meet at Beardnll C enter 800 S. D elaney Ave. In O rlando to rarpool at 7 a.m. G uests a re w elcom e, no reservations a re requ ired. For details and direction s on all events, call the W ild ern ess T rck k cr InfoLlnr at (407) 3519966 or visit their w eb page at h ttp :/ / w w w .tn n .n et/ -w lld trek Historical meeting Th e Lake M ary H istorical Com m ission cordially Invites the public to attend its W in ter S peakin g Event. M ichelle A lexander, cu rator o f education. O range County H istorical Museum , will p r e s ­ ent a program on early Florida Indians, on Tuesday. Feb. 10. There will be a social p eriod from 7 to 7:30 p.m . and the speaker will begin at 7:30. The program will presen ted at the Frank Evans C en terLake M ary H istorical Museum . 158 N. C ountry Club Road. Business women to hold annual event Th e S em in ole Sunrise C h ap­ ter o f A m erican Business W om en's A ssociation will hold Its annual Business Associate's Night on Tuesday, Feb. 10, at the H oliday Inn at 230 W . Hwy. 436 in A ltam on te Springs. Netw orktng/social Is 6-6:30 p.m . D inner and the speak er are at 6:30 p.m. Th e speak er ts Linda M o ore-B u ck speaking on Men. W om en, and oth er Fu r Bearing M am m als. Business Associate night honors a business person that has contributed w ell to th e com m unity. The w inner w ill be announced at the m eeting. Also, the new ABW A C h apter W om an o f the Year will be an­ nounced. D inner is an Italian Buffet and the price la 122. Th e public ts welcom e. Call Liz Boldt at 830-3279 for re serv a ­ tions. t -—i . 4TH ER Partly cloudy. Highs In the low-OOs. Lmra tn the low W s T f e w i i t f i Sunny. Highs In the low-OOa. Lows In the lcm -40e. f i l g o f Partly cloudy. Highs in the mld-OOs. Lost* In the low-BOo. M s * d > Showers. Highs In the low to mld-SOs. Lows tn the •141 \ Air k min. 11:20 a.m., nuy. 5:25 a.m.. min. 11:35 p jn ., nuy. 5:55 p m m m I k y f M U s * ! high: 1:35 a m , 1:59 p m . low: 7:56 am ., 8:14 p m Raw t a j n a ■aatk: high: 1:40 a m . 2:04 p m . low: 8.-01 a m . 8:19 p m . high: 1:55 a m , 2:19 p m , low: 8:18 a m . 834 pm H E A T H ito W - On T h u rs ­ day, Jan. 22. Gov. Law lon Chiles lent his support to the Am erican D iabetes Association by attending a private event In H eathrow to kick o ff a c a m ­ paign to raise money for a r e ­ search chair at the U n iversity or Florida. Th e cam paign w ill result In an endowed $ 2 .5 million research professorship for diabetes research In the C enter for Im m unology and Transplantation at the C o llege o f M edicine at the U n iversity o f Florida. A second $2.5 m il­ lion research professorship to be called the Am erican D ia b e ­ tes Association Research P r o ­ fessorship has been p riva te ly funded by an anonym ous d o ­ nor from Central Florida. A s­ sociation endowed chairs at UF will total $5 million. Gov. Chiles, a UF alumnus, holds a personal Interest In thr funding o f diabetes r e ­ search. T h r G overnor has fam ily m em bers who have the disease and lias seen drat hand how brutal diabetes can be. A s a United States S en a to r (1971-1989). Chiles w orked to Increase funding for d ia b etes research from the National In­ stitutes o f Health. T h r speaker at this event was Dr. M ark Atkinson, d ir e c ­ tor o f the C enter for Im m unol­ ogy and Transplantation at UF"a C ollrge o f M edicine and AD A Research Professorship funds adm inistrator. Dr. Atkinson highlighted the grou n dbreakin g diabetes r e ­ search being conducted at UF. LAKE M ARY - Steven S p ie l­ berg's ‘ Jurassic Park* and “ The Lost W orld* may have you dream in g o f dinosaurs w hen yoiu h ea r Ihe word * ra p to rs,* bu t the anim als that go by that nam e today are birds o f p rey. S im ilar to dinosaurs, som e o f our nation's raptors have t e e ­ tered on the brin k o f e x tin c ­ tion; yet. preservation e ffo rts have recen tly brought m an y b ird s;'d w ell a s 'th e tHOd Eagle, o ff th e cm teKtec rta ‘tp rtte w Tiat. Th is S atu rday. Feb. 7 and Sunday, Feb. 8. PE TsM A R T Is offerin g Us gu ests the o p p o r ­ tunity to see three birds tn th e raptor fam ily--(a G olden Eagle, a Red T a iled H aw k and a Great H o m ed O w iJ-u p d o s e at the grand open ing o f tta Lake M a ry store. The birds will be Down to P E T sM A R T from T h e R aptor Center a t th e U niversity o f Minnesota m part o f a public awaraneaa and education ca m p aign . *An o f the birds that w e bring to PETSM ART w e re found tq|ured tn the w ild and A H J U flA • T h e U.S. Flab and W ildlife S ervice to proposing to exem pt certain w ildlife snipm en u co n ta in in g fu n . hides, and skins from u ser fee s charged u n d er tta arUdlife tonport/eapoct regulations. “O ur goal tn the p rop osed rule la to provide eco n om ic relief to sm ell buatncooeo and Individuals w hite m ain tain in g an efficien t Inspection p r o ­ gram fo r w ildlife trade,’ said Kevin Adam s, ch ief o f the Service's Division o f Law E n ­ forcem en t. The S ervice published a proposed rule tn the January 22. isos. Wectoasdsy. February 4,1906 • VOL 90, No. 117 Published Tuesday through Friday and Sunday by RepuMc Mawapapan. Inc * 300 N. French Ave., Santord, FL. 32771 Phono: (407) 322-2611 Fax: (407) 323-9406 Subacripeon Bu m (Oaty a Sunday) The SANPOnO ICRALD BO. Boa 1SS7 ,n.K772-1M7 Republic Federal Register and invites pu blic com m ent on the suggested fee exem ption . Com m ercial im porters and exporters o f w ildlife and w ild ­ life products n ow pay uaer fees for each shipm ent they b rin g Into o r out o f the U n ited States. T h ese foes Include a $55 inspection fee at th e N a ­ tion's 13 designated ports and higher adm inistrative fees I f goods a re shipped through other approved locations. T h e current fee system, e s ta b ­ lished In 1998, allow s the Service to recou p m ore o f the costa o f the w ildlife in spection program from the com pan ies that use i t Th e proposed rule w ould waive these baste In spection and adm inistrative fees for certain shipm ents. Th e fee e x ­ em ption w ou ld appfy on ly to shipm ents containing 100 or few er raw furs: raw, ashed, or crusted h ides o r skins; or separate parts o f fu n , hides, and skins from anim als leg a lly taken from the wild In th e U nited States. Canada, or M exico, that are im ported or “Serving Sanford, Lake M ary and Seminole County Since 1908" iMomta A Mai it a.so Newspapers, Inc. i -if c ’ / / <* Dr. Mark Atkinson (from M l), Gov Butch von Diabetes Is a serious disease tn which the b od y eith er d o es not produce Insulin (type t) or does not effectively use o r produce adequate am ounts o f Insulin (type 2). Insulin ts a horm one that allow s blood sugar to en ter the cells o f th e body and be used for en ergy. Meet the raptors you didn't see In ‘Jurassic Park’ at PETsMART opening npacts! to the Herald h -2 rehabilitated, but cannot b e re lu m e d to their hom e,* said Ron O sterbauer. associate d i­ rector o f the U niversity o f M innesota Raptor C enter. ‘ B ringing them to cities across the cou ntry en ables us to edu ­ cate people through a 'beakto-noae' en cou n ter th ey w o n t soon forget. W ith th e dep letion o f bird habitat, m oot p eo p le w ould n ever o th erw ise h ave the opportu nity to see one o f these m agnificent anim als.* .T h e raptors and their train" e n i c a n ’ b e seen from 11 a.*n. T o 72 p.m.* on 'S a tu rd a y And S u n d a y , at the P E T sM A R T store located at 4550 W . Lake M ary Btvd. Th e train ers w ill present a program about the birds and their role in the en ­ viron m en t. T h e n ew 26.000 square-foot superstore contain s m ore than 12.000 pet food and supply items, and offers num erous services ranging from low -cost obed ien ce classes to p ro fe s­ sional groom ing. Leashed p ets are w elcom e to shop w ith their owners, as the store's extraw ide aisles are design ed fo r both pets and people. Import/export user fee exemption proposed for small businesses S eas a re 6 10 feet w ith a rough chop. W ater tem perature at Daytona la 62 degrees an d a t N ew Sym m a, 62 degrees. W in ds are from the north­ w est a t 25-30 m .p.h. Hama Oaavary 4 exported betw een the U n ited S lates and Canada o r M exico. Th e exem ption w ould not cover shipm ents that requ ire perm its because they contain Injurious w ildlife, en d a n gered and threatened species, p r o ­ tected m arine m am m als, m i­ gratory birds, o r anim als and p la n U subject to trade c o n ­ trols u nder the Convention on International Trad e tn Endan­ gered S pecies o f W ild Fauna and Flora. N or would it apply to m anufactured products or live anim als o f any k in d. TO qualify fo r the proposed fee exem ption, the w ild life shipm ent m ust be im ported o r exported b y the person who took the anim al from the w ild o r by a m em ber o f that p e r­ son's im m ediate fam ily: 3use. parent, sibling, or spoua '* 1. Th e contents o f Ih e child. shipm ent cannot h ave been previously sold, and the im ­ porter o r exporter m ust hold a valid w ildlife im port/export li­ cense. Th ese criteria are In­ tended to lim it the fee e x e m p ­ tion to sm all, low -volu m e businesses d ia l trade furs, skins, o r hides on a small scale, o r to individuals w ho hunt o r trap as a hobby or to supplem ent th eir in com e. *W eVe carefu lly tried to focus on sm all shippers w ho are d is ­ proportionately affected by uaer fees.* Adam s explain ed. Im porters and ex p o rte rs covered by the exem ption w ill ■till have to obtain an tmport/export licen se from th e Service at an annual cost o f $60, pay any overtim e fees o r o th er charges associated w ith inspection and clearan ce o f the shipm ent, and co m p le te and Ale the declaration form required for w ild life Im ports Chios and rsaaarch batng conducted at U Fs Cotegs of Madkfno to the Cant* for Immunology and Transplantation. D iabetes can lead to severely debilitatin g or fatal c o m p lic a ­ tions. such as blindness, k id ­ ney and heart disease, strok e and low er-extrem ity a m p u ta ­ tions. it is the seventh leadin g cause o f death in the U.S. C u r­ rently. there Is no c u re . Th e Am erican D iabetes As- aoctotkm to the nation's le a d ­ ing voluntary health o rg a n iza ­ tion supporting diabetes r e ­ search. inform ation and a d vo ­ cacy. Founded In 1940, the Association has offices In every region o f the country, provid ­ ing services to m ore than 8 0 0 rom m u n tties. CITY OF LAKE MARY NOTICE OF CHANCE OF LAND USE Nonce Neuter n q iv e n tu t tn. city <* urn . Mary cny Commission will hold ■ public hairing to discuss a small scale amendment to the City's Comprehensive Plan Future Land U se rhtomeetingI wIR wM be held Thursday February 19,199$ at Map. This May City Had, 100 North Country Club Road. Lake This property to b e considered for Ihe small sca le amendm ent is approxim ately 6.1 acre in size. Th e applicant is requesting a ch an ge jn future land m m designation from O FFIC E (O F F ), to H IGH D E N S IT Y R E S ID E N TIA L (H D R), The properly ts located a! the n orth aide o f Sun Drive, immediately w est ol Feather E dge condominium, m ore particularly desenbed as'follows: Parcel No. 07 20 30 30Q Q20A QQOQ From S W co m e r o f S E 1/4 o f SE 1/4, S e c 7, Twp. 20 S., R g e 30 E.. run N. 00* 07* 53* W. 1213.98 ft. To Point of Beginning, run thence S. 00* 0 7 53’ E B5FT„ TH E N C E S 27* 0T 04* E. 770.99 ft. To Northern Right o f W a y of Sanford A ve., thence Run S. 68* 45' E. A long said Right o l W a y 350 ft., thence N. 41* 59' 40* W. 1048.0 ft. To Point o f Beginning PflfCfll.N..Q7.2Q 30 300.0190.0000 From the Southwest co m er of the S E 1/4 of the S E 1/4 o f Section 7, Township 20 South, R a n ge 30 East, run North 0* 0 7 53* W est along the W est line o f said S E 1/4 o f S E 1/4,442.65 fee t to the point o f beginning, thence run North 0* 0 7 53* W est along said W est line 686.13 feet, thence South 27* 0 7 04 ’ East 770.99 feet to the Northerly right-of-way line o f Sanford A ven u es a s shown on plat thereof recorded in Plat B ook 9, P a g e 16, of the Public R ecord s of Sem inole County Florida, thence run North 88* 45' W est along said right-of-way 179.38 feet to the P.C. of a curve con cave to the S E and having a radius o f 1935.06 feat, thence W esterly along said curve 170.62 fee t to the point o f beginning, said point being on the Northerly right-of-way line of said Sanford Avenue. A copy of the Comprehensive Plan, Future Land Um map and proposed amendment are available for inspection in the Community Development Offioe, Lake Mary City Had, 100 North Country Club Road, Lake Mary, Florida. Monday through Friday, from 8:00 A.M. until 5:00 P.M., or you may call 324-3049 for Information concerning this amendment. Interested parties may appear and be heard regarding the pro­ posed amendment or written comments may ba filed with the City Clerk at 100 North Country Club Road, Lake Mary, Florida. NOTE: PERSONSARE ADVISEDTHATATAPED RECORD OF THIS MEETING I8 MADE BY TH E CITY FOR ITS CONVE­ NIENCE. THIS RECORD MAY N O T CONSTITUTE AN ADE­ QUATE RECORD FOR TH E PURPOSES O F APPEAL FROM A DECISION MADE BY TH E CITY. ANY PERSON WISHING TO ENSURE TH AT AN ADEQUATE RECORD O F THE PROCEED­ INGS IS MAINTAINED FOR APPELLATE PURPOSES IS ADVISED TO MAKE TH E NECESSARY ARRANGEMENTS AT HI8 OR HER OWN EXPENSE. Persons with disabilities needing assistance to participate In any of these proceedings should oontact the City's ADA Coordinator at least 48 hours In advance ot the meeting at (407) 324-3024. City o f Lake Mary, Florida C arol A. Foster City Clerk Getting married? Engagement and w edding form a are available at the Sanford Herald office, 300 N. French Ave.. Sanford, Florida 32771. These stories are usually published in the S unday edition and m ay be accompanied by a photo. There to no charge for this service. W eddings m ore than three m onths old will be published In announcement form without a photo. f �Sanford Han*). Sanford, Florida • Wednesday. Fabruary 4, 1W4 • 6 6 Auction-------Contlnw sd ferns Fags LA tN lo a d s Michael Largent. 25. o f 100 Slade Dr., Longwood, was a r ­ rested Sunday by S em in ole County deputies. Largent was charged with possession of drug paraphernalia and o p e r ­ ating a m otor vehicle wtth sus­ pended/revoked driver's li­ cense. Largent w as arrested at the co m e r o f 27th Street and State Road GOO. O fficer re­ ported that he could not read expiration d a te on Largent's tem porary tag. Office chair Robert Evans. 48, o f 205 Jam es Ct., W inter Springs, was arrested Friday by S em in ole County deputies. Evans was charged with aggravated a s ­ sault and arrested at the above address. Evans allegedly picked up an office chair and the threatened to throw It at hts wife. Battery Michael Johnson, 19. o f 130 Day D en y Ct.. W inter Springs, was arrested Sunday by W inter Springs police. Johnson was charged with battery and ar- rested at the above address. Johnson allegedly pushed and started a fight w ith his b roth er and also tried to sw ing at his m other. T r e s p a s s !* ! M eM n Mims. 45. o f 611 Park Ave., Sanford, was arrested Sunday by Sanford police. Mims was charged with tres­ passing after w arning and a r ­ rested In the 100 block o f North French Avenue. Calvtn Copeland, 19, o f 1831 Harding St.. Sanford, was a r ­ rested Friday by Sanford p o ­ lice. Copeland was charged with sale and delivery o f c o ­ caine and possession o f c o ­ caine. Copeland was arrested at the c o m e r o f Seventh Street and Cypress Avenue. Report said that Copeland allegedly dropped som ething as he was backing up from approach ing police offirera. Hazel Gaines, 32. o f 17 C a s ­ tle Brew er Ct., Sanford, was arrested Sunday by Sanford police. Gaines was charged wtth battery and resisting with violence. Gaines was arrested at Lake M onroe Terrace. cubes for the board auction. Participants will be able to bid when Item s com e up on the cubes. During the silent auc­ tion. there w ill now be open bidding Instead o f silent s lip s as done In the past. So far. the auction has aided over 450 students with $230,000 in scholarship m oney given out. There Is $1 m illion established for the endow m ent and the state puts In m atching funds. Th e tables are an average o f a $1,000 for 10 people. T h ere IN BRIEF Stnior Institutg tvsnt Th e Sem inole Adult Learning Institute (SALI) at S em in ole Com m unity C ollege ts spon ­ soring the follow ing event: •A V alen tin e's Brtng-A-Dlah Social for area seniors, ages 5 0 *. on Saturday, Feb. 14. Exemptions Th e Service's w ildlife In sp ec­ tion program helps the N stlon con trol, the Im portation and exportation o f w ildlife and w ildlife products. Its staff o f trained inspecto rs stationed s t U.S. ports o f entry and b o rd e r crossings provides a fron t-line defense against Illegal w ild life tra fn ck tn g -a threat to anim al species w o rld w id e. Com m ents on the proposed u ser fee exem ption should b e Expand itiateed f e w Page LA a nature trail, o ver 30 aerobic classes, free child watch, c a r ­ diovascular m ach in es, an ou t­ door sand volleyball court and m em bership Includes usage o f all 16 centers located In C en ­ tral Florida. There are also events taking place outside the current structure. Youth roller h ock ey Develop park. I f that w ere true, the land could revert to the donating fam ily i f the and full-court basketball, as city used It for any oth er pur­ well as the w ell-know n Ju nior pose, Including developm ent. Magic youth basketball p ro ­ C ity M anager Bill Sim m ons gram are am ong the team said an extensive title search sports sponsored - b y the . h a s been m ade on the p ro p ­ YM CA.. 40 erty, "and w e have found no Th e YM CA Is also gearin g deed restriction s w hich would up for Its spring and summer keep us from doing any o th er program s which Include a developm ents on the property." sports camp, aquatic ca m p Sim m ons said the C R A and and spring break cam ps. city have agreed to allow PRA. For m ore Inform ation, c o n ­ a developm ent com pany, on e tact the YM CA at 321-8944. LAURA BLACKM ON Laura Blackm on. 97, Laurel Drive, Sanford, died Monday. Feb. 2. 1998 at h er residence. Mrs. Blackm on w as b o m on March 7, 1900 In M ontgom ery. Ala. Mrs. Blackm on eras a hom emaker. She teas a form er resident o f Th e Renaissance, Sanford. Survivors Include son, B en ja ­ min. Sanford: three g ra n d ­ daughters. Gram kow Funeral Home. Sanford, In charge o f arrange­ m ents. OEKZVIZVK o . B LAIR G enevieve O. Blair, TO. East Semormn Blvd., Apopka, died Tuesday, Feb. 3. 1996. B o m In Bunnell, she m oved to C en tral Florida In 1955. Mrs. B lair w as the form er ow n er o f B lair In ­ surance Com pany. She w as a form er m em ber o f the P ilo t Club o f Sanford. Mrs. B lair waa a m em ber o f First U nited M ethodist Church o f Sanford. Survtvora Include sons. Gary V.. W aterloo. Iowa. Dr. M onte R.. Mem phis. Tenn., S ieve O.. Ind.; four grandchildren: tw o great-grandchildren. G aines Carey Hand. Long* wood. In charge o f arran ge­ m ents. B. 8. Palm er died 01. Than., 1. 1960 at Sanfard. Bora on August S3. 1938 In KUMsport Tom . waa a winter ha Springs. Mr. Depufyr Sheriff. Ha w as a BO year veteran o f the U S A ir Force. Mr. Moralo r k waa a life m em ber o f DAV, VFW . and a m em ber o f Fraternal O rder o f Police, Kingsport, Term . Survtvora Include wife, B a r ­ bara. W cktva Springs; sister, Bobbt Edgar, A ro old svllle, Tenn.: brother, BlQy Lee. ML Cam el, Tenn. Gram kow Funeral Home, Sanford, in charge o f arrange- Elijah Perez, Infant, Am erican Blvd.. Orlando, died Friday, Jan 23. 1698. M aster Peres w as b o m In Sanford. Survtvora Include mother. Chryatal K. Turner. Orlando: m aternal grandparents Penny and Charles Baker, Paducah, Ky.; m aternal p e a tgrandm other, Juanita Turner, Paducah, Ky. Brlsson Funeral Home, S an ­ ford. In charge o f arrange­ m ents. M ary Earle W alker. 87. M ay­ flower Court, W inter Park, died Monday. Feb. 2, 1998. B o m In Holden, Maas, she m oved to Central Florida In the 1620a. M ia. W alker waa elected Tax A ssessor In Sem inole County In 1957. She waa the first elected fem ale county o fficia l In Sem inole County. Mrs. W alker retired after 37 years o f service a s Tax Assessor. She served several years aa State Treasu rer o f the F lo rid a Tax A ssessors A ssociation. Mrs. W alker w as a m em ber o f First Baptist Church o f Oviedo. Survtvora include broth er. W illiam S Earle Jr., W in ter Path: Stater, V irginia Fugultt, Ft. V alley. Oa. Fam ily Funeral Care, Oviedo. In charge o f arrangem ents. M. Zim m erm an. 79. W ym ote Road. W inter Park, died Monday, Feb. 2, 1998. B o ra In LanuvlU c, Penn, sh e m oved to Central Florida In 1668. Mr. Zim m erm an waa re­ tired from the C ivil Sendee. H e served In the U S Arm y. Mr. Zim m erm an eras a B aptist. Survtvora In d u d e w ife. D o lo ­ res, W inter Park: daughters. Sandra Z . Thom as, O rlando, Irene Taylor. W in ter Springs, from 6-8 p.m.. In the SCC Student Center. Dancing to music o f the 40s and 50s w ill be featured. Th e public Is w e l­ come, free o f charge. For m o re Information, and to RSVP, please coll C om m unity E d u ca ­ tion at (407] 328-4722, ext. I3373. Pay B uy life insurance, and save on your car. Con tin n ed from Fags LA lowance that Van D er W elde w as entitled to have on the trip, he said that the Board o f County C om m is­ sioners had voted to end the $3. $6. $12 m eal allow an ce with a $50 per diem that re­ quired no receipts. He was gone 10 days and expected ♦5 0 0 meal allow ance. ^ ^ P n c n you buy your life O ne o f V an Der W elde fellow com m issioners said he b e ­ lieved that county o fficia ls should be held accou ntable and produce receipts for any trips they take. Van D er W elde has said he m ay take legal a ction against Morse, and tt Is possible he m ay be considering a suit against the county as w ell. In the m eantim e, M orse said hls pay check due Thursday will be $210.56 less to c o m ­ plete the paym ent for the $1,081 sh e said he owed for advances on the trip to Europe. insurance from us through Auto-Own era Insur­ ance, you 'll receive special discounts on your car insur­ ance. W e 'll save you money. A s an independent AutoOwncra agent, w e take great interest in you - as w ell as your car. Stop in our agency and ask us 5 about it today! and exports. Th ey will also b e required to sign a statem ent certifying that they or a fam ily m em ber took the anim als from the wild. Jacob Bail. 4. of Longwood. wrtgglas Into a chair and a T-shirt oOMdng • $1 the groundbreaking ceremony for the Tomorrow Project at Ihe YMCA. are 20 V.I.P. tables reserved for corporations at $1,500. T h e V.I.P. tables sold out first this year,* said Serrcas. T h ere are over $100,000 In gifts to be auctioned off. "W ithout the corporations and bu sinesses helping, we couldn't do any o f this." said Serrcas. Doors open and registration for the auction Is at 5:30 p.m. There w ill be students h elp in g •more so than any o th er year said Serrcas- with valet p a rk ­ ing and escorting guests to the Expo doors. "This Is the social event o f Sem inole County," said Serrcas. Wif kHBPMM far Mrs. Laura Black* man, $7. Sanfard. who dfad Mon­ day, win be 5 to 7 this n w k ig at Qrsmkow Funeral l loms rtiapri Interment win be m Montgomery. AL Arrangements by Gramkow Fu­ neral Homs, 800 E. Airport B M , FL 32773. (407) 323-32IS. Oaargne J. MlcUcr. 82. Chuluoia, died Monday In Atlanta, Oa. after a six month fflncaa. She waa bom Jan. ft, 1016 In Chicago, n . to Maud Edison, but she claimed Ken­ tucky her home state before settling In Florida In 1087. Oeorgtne gw hiated from Harrodsburgb High 8chool In Harrodsburg, Ky. and reedved a degree from Transylvania University In Lexington, Ky. Her first jab was In New York State do­ ing photography, and her first as­ signment was photographing the senior dess at Vaster Cofirge k>dtiding a young horsewoman, Jac­ queline Bouvler (Kennedy). Alter moving to Florida. Oeorgtne took a Job woridng In Thomas Mkklcr's Hobby Shop using her ex­ pertise In photopaphy. In 1061 Thomas ana Osarpnc were married and in 1063 they moved to Chu foots where they bey Ibulk a book dealers. Their coltecUan of books pertaining to Florida history y yell M ffffpo ind y y y i r t ito are well known In the Florida his­ torical clicks. Oeorgtne k sold to have been sUe to anewtr any ques­ tion about Florida history. Cer­ tainly X she could not, she nod the answer* at her fingertips in their vast book collection. Osarpne J. Mickkr was a true todtvliliiaMel. a wry determined per­ son who worked her way through ooftege when tt was arty dXftnih to do eo. She took care <f bar aging her i a dented caretaker of her the lest etx years of her life. She wfll fas mksed pesthr by many friends farted her during fo r II- subm itted to the Service b y March 23, 1998. Com m ents m ay be sent to the U.S. Fish and W ildlife Service, Division o f Law Enforcem ent. 4401 N. Fairfax Drive, Room 500, A r ­ lington. VA 22203-3247. Th e U.S. Fish and W ild life Service la the principal Fed­ eral agency responsible fo r conserving, protecting, and enhancing fish and w ildlife and their habitats for the c o n ­ tinuing benefit o f the A m eri­ can people. The Service m an­ ages 511 national wildlife r e f­ u ges covering 92 million acres, aa well as 67 national fish hatcheries. Th e agency enforces Federal w ildlife la m , manages m ig ra ­ full year to Investigate the possibility o f leasin g the p ro p ­ erty from the city. T under­ stand PRA has recently heard from DoubleTree H otels C o rp o ­ ration. which has shown an in­ terest In a hotel which c o m ­ bines wtth a conference cen ­ ter.? DoubleTree already has several such major develop­ ments across the country. tory bird populations, restores nationally significan t fish eries, conserves and restores w ild life habitat such aa wetlands, ad­ m inisters the E n dan gered S pecies Act. and helps foreign governm ents w ith their c o n ­ servation efforts. It also o ver­ sees the Federal AJd program that distribu tes Federal excise taxes on fishing and hunting equipm ent to state w ild life m m at SL Joseph's Church on Bast BO TYsiL Orlando. C ritm lV W elch, Kingston. Pa.; 6m grandchildren; six great-gran d­ In Iku d to Tha Orchildren. f i a t i w Carey Hand Funeral at P.O. Boa Homes. Longwood. in charge o f 2791. Orlando. FL 32602. arrangem ents. 2S7B 8. French Am . 3 2 2 -0 2 8 5 agencies. This program ts a cornerstone o f the Nation's w ildlife m anagem ent efforts, funding fish and w ildlife resto ­ ration. boating access, hunter education, shooting ranges, and related projects across A m erica. IT IS W R IT T E N T E L E V IS IO N promts with M ark and Ernestine ( in p en on ) Fe b ru a ry 7 The one year allowed for the PRA to investigate the p o s s i­ bility and seek possible fin an ­ cial supporters and partners w as from Novem ber through Novem ber. 3:00 p.m. Featuring Concert Artists " I f w e could bring this about," Sim m ons concluded, "It would put the property back on the tax rods and the city would b e n e fit T h a t w ith a well w rit­ ten lease b y the city, we could still h ave som e control over the property, and have a final aay w hen the lease has run out." t i ...... .......................................... be sera on W C FX -TV Q uoad 6 at 6JO CITY OF LAKE MARY NOTICE OF PUBLIC PARTICIPATION WORKSHOP Tha City of Laka Mary will hold a public participation workshop on Wednesday, Fabruary 11, IS M from 4 (o 6 p.m. in tha City Commission Chambers, City Hall, 100 North Country Club Road, Laka Mary. Every citizen la encouraged to volo# their opinion on planning issues that are important to tha quality ol Ufa in the Laka Mary Community. tha Traffic Circulation Element of Laka M ar/i call 324-3049. The third workshop of a series of five will Comprehensive Plan. For further information Deled Fabruary 4,1996 [ Famous Recipe Chicken 1905 S. F; I’ib -pTsco’ i Family F u st Ave., Sanford -----m l n;; 25-Place 11 Family ! j Buekat I I » 25 p l u g X t k t e o . a U W ;; r a fla k survived by a stater-in-law, Mary Qretf «X Giro 8L Mary's. Fla. A Manorial Maas will be raid far the repose <X her soul an M . 7 at TONY RUSSI INSURANCE I " 2 - p 7 b" c b V i Snack iip • r 2 s S E E S !: I"2-PlacVCombo j I Meal * j O dfelkaa I I *11 II • » 11 * * * * * * insj L crL B J ttw y .r: �4 A •Sanford Hsrstd. Santord. Honda •Wednesday, February 4, 1990 Editorials/ Opinions EDITORIAL DONNA BRITT The dilemma of Fort Mellon Park Fort Mellon Park located between New Tribes Mission and Sanford Avenue, and between East First Street and Seminole Boulevard is probably the most valuable piece of property in the City of Sanford. Hardly anyone could disagree with that point. But when It comes to development, there ap­ pears to be a growing division between those who see the potential of a possible hotel and confer­ ence center versus others who apparently want only the serene atmosphere of a park and the view It affords of Lake Monroe from the Sanford Museum and east First Street. There Is no doubt the park Is pretty. Many people have worked long and hard to give the citizens and visitors as pretty a location as possi­ ble. The city keeps It in top condition at all times. While many look at the park however, how many actually use It? Except for the ball field and some children’s equipment, it Is a passive park in which we rarely see a crowd unless there Is a major function, such as the Martin Luther King Jr. Celebration or Fourth of July fireworks. Sure, there was a need at one time. People who lived in the area had a place to gather, play ball or have a picnic. Fort Mellon Park was the focal point of these activities. What if it wasn't there? We have other parks for picnics and children’s activities. Other ball parks could be created on much less valuable park property. After all, the city owns many pieces or property (all off the tax rolls) and rather than being vacant, they could certainly serve us better than they have been. Side note • Take Fort Mellon property and put it back on the tax rolls when It is developed and we’ll see how we have wasted money by not do­ ing it sooner. What else is it? In the past it has been a park for the neighborhood. But that was before people had a car (or two) in every driveway. How many people who presently use the facilities at F«jrt Mellon Park walk andTfow* many* drive? That factor alone should -show you that location is not a factor. As for the beautiful view from east First Street, across the present park area, to the lakefront: has the city obtained one cent in taxes from a view? Has it made any tourist stop a car on the side of First Street to look at the lake (or do they drive to the lakefront itself)? Hacking at people’s lovelessness W A S IIIN O T O N -L et's talk about love. Actually. Irt's not. For all o f our spouting about love In music and movies, for all our casual w rapping o f our lips around the n o ­ tion-- "I IflyE that shirt!*—few o f us sw allow Its deeper m eanings. Som e o f i l s em brace love the w ay we em brace s p o rts -fro m afar, wtth as little or no active particip ation . Let's talk about the lack o f love, about which w e know more. Perhaps because he’s n rom antic who calls Rachm aninoff's m elodies 'n atu ral wonders* and Anita (hiker’s warhllngs a salve that niukes him *a better |>erson.* Randall Robinson never stops being sur­ prised to find love so lacking. Particu larly toward people o f African descent. Now. experience has taught me that som e readers are now nsktng: Mual n d is ­ cussion about som ething ns universal ns love be ruined by the Insertion o f n ice? Must we veer In a direction o f no real c o n ­ cern to anyone Init blacks* Sure we must. Th e challenge--the lovin g challenge--Is for people to rrrogn U e not only Dial everyone Is alTrcted by qu estion s o f racr. but that to think otherw ise tndlcates n lark o f love. It's a lark that Robinson, founder and president o f TrnnsAfrlra. the lobby for A f ­ rica and the C aribbean, knows well. T h e nrtlvtst who sparked the Am erican civil un­ rest Juggernaut that helped topple South African apartheid realizes that discussing race. Ilkr love. Is trtrk y -y e t tackles both In You begin to understand how a child who once thought grow n-ups ‘ quite silly" for m aking a fuss about race becam e a n a ­ tional figure w ho explores the subject wtth world le s d e rs -a n d yet found him self, at age S3, being called "b oy" b y • you ng white m an tn rural Virginia. W ho knows w hy w e ch oose the paths we follow ? Robinson Ignored w hat he calls the "paved, open road* o f a conventional law career to pee# Into "th e dense foliage* o f human need. H e saw "a road that needed building. A nd I headed Into It." How...rom antic. S o after years o f h a c k ­ ing at people's loveleasneas with only m ixed results, w hy does he continue? "Because you don’t want to die spiritually long before you die p h y s lc a lly -lt's Just not w orth It." he explains. "Success to me Is Just having tried. V icto r y -th a t’s a bonus." a long-term it i »«ssr'4y/ # M t' 1 _____ L_____________ • focus, ' • >b-ir, STI C lassic Value I n c o m e S tock F u n d I n v i s iv r Shares 21.80% notnick O ne Year IVrukl nulmx 11/SI/')? 1752% Ft\r. Yfar Y i\ /Ynud rrulmx 11/M/V7 1722% A nnualized Since Inception I0/JI/S9-12/31/97 There is such a thing as a beautiful natural area where people can enjoy themselves and the view. There also is however, common sense that ■ays the city's most valuable property has been too long off the tax roll - too long costing the city money rather than making it, and too lon g put­ ting the growing cost of city services on the backs of homeowners, with Sanford laying claim to the highest millage rate in the county. If we plan development carefully, and that could include a shared use of Fort Mellon and the surrounding area, possibly affording some­ thing for everyone: passive space with a view and a draw In a hotel and conference center that would boost the tax rolls. And, a city with parks located throughout would still draw people to various locations for that passive enjoyment. his new trnok. 'D efen d in g the Spirit: A Black Life In Am erica.* As n rom antic, Robinson told me re­ cently. "You have to believe...that you aren't human alone. That we are m ore alike than w e are different." Robinson's w r y Am erican atory de­ scribes his parents. Majde and Doris, c o l­ lege-educated blacks In an era when that meant little In term s o f Incom e, and hla three s lb lln gs -ln clu d ln g b ig brother Max. the pioneering news an ch or w ho died In IUH8 o f AIDS. It's a prim er on ou r nation's shameful policies toward Africa, a co n ti­ nent whose trium phs are rarely celebrated and w hose troubles are endlessly sh ow ­ ca sed -w ith ou t any acknow ledgm ent o f Am rrlra'a role In the aw fulness. *1 don't know how...to set my voice," R o ­ binson writes. T h e urge Is to scream , hut...emotion Is ofT-puttlng w hen unshared. ...Hut what the United States has done to Invest with This isn't a new idea. A number of years ago. former Sanford City Commissioner Bob Thomas told his fellow commissioners that he believed the park area was the biggest waste of city owned property, that it would be remain as such until such time when it is developed for a hotel or some type of conference center. At that time, most of the other commissioners poo poo'd the concept and it never got off the ground much less into the running start where it is today. In the business world, the three most im por­ tant things to consider are location, location, lo­ cation. 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E v e ry tim e th e re Is a b a sk e tb a ll, fo o tb a ll o r a n y o th e r g a m e , th e re a re p eo p le v o lu n te e r th e ir tim e fo r th e g o o d o f th e s c h o o l a n d k eep th e s h o w ru n n in g o ff th e field w h ile th e p la y ­ e rs a re o n It. S o m e o n e n eed s to ta k e th e a d m is s io n c h a rg e (w h ic h , b y th e w a y . is e x tre m e ly r e a ­ so n a b le . P ric e d a n y M a g ic o r J a g u a r tick ets re c e n tly ? ) a n d th e n s ta y b y th e d o o r to c o n ­ tro l th e flo w o f tra ffic . A t e v e ry g a m e , th a t p e rs o n is Ita p p y. fr ie n d ly a n d g e n u in e ly g la d th a t th e fa n s h a v e c o m e to w a tc h . A n d t h e y d o n 't e v e n g e t th e m o n e y ) S o m e o n e a ls o n eed s to w o r k th e c o n c e s ­ sio n sta n d s . B e fo re th e g a m e a n d d u r in g lia lf tim e, th a t p la c e Is a m a d h o u se. F ro m so d a s to h o t d o g s to b lo w p o p s, s o m e o n e Is b e h in d th e c o u n te r, s e r v in g th e c u s to m e r s w ith a sm ile. T h o s e v o lu n te e r s h a v e a lre a d y b een th e re s e ttin g u p lo n g b e fo r e th e g a m e s ta rte d a n d a re u s u a lly th e re a fte r th e g a m e Is fin ­ ish ed. T h e r e a re a ls o p eo p le w h o m a n th e s co re ta b le. W h ile s tu d e n ts fill a lo t o f th e s ta tis ti­ c ia n a n d s c o re b o a r d fu n c tio n s , th e re a r e m a n y w h o v o lu n te e r in th e s e p o sitio n s. T h e y ta k e rib b in g fr o m th e Cans a n a a re o fte n rep| rlm a n d c d b y th e r efe r ees w h e n th e y m o k e a m is ta k e , b u t th e y k eep c o m in g , fa ith fu lly , t o every gam e. Not becam e th e y “ a r e ’ p a id ...b e c a u s e th e y c a re a b o u t th e tea m s. W h o a re th e s e p e o p le ? W h y d o th e y c a re so m u c h a n d d e d ic a te th e ir tim e ? M o s t o f th e m e n a n d w o m e n w h o fill th e s e d e s p e ra te ly n ee d e d p o s itio n s a re te a c h e rs . c o a c h e s a n d p a re n ts . T h e y a re p eo p le w h o h a v e a lre a d y w o r k e d th e ir fu ll tim e Jobs, e i­ th e r In th e o ffic e , a t s c h o o l o r a t h o m e . T h e y a re p e o p le w h o p r o b a b ly h a v e n 't e v e n g o n e h o m e fr o m w o r k y e t. O r th e y th r e w d in n e r to g e th e r s o th e y c o u ld s p e n d a fe w m o m e n t s w ith th e ir fa m ilie s b e fo r e g o in g o ff to v o lu n ­ te e r th e ir tim e a t s c h o o l. Amazing Arrow Force Stunning start sends Seminole on way to upset of Oviedo By J E F F B K R U N lC U t llrra ld S ta ff W riter SANFORD _ Oviedo basketb all roach Ed Kerahner has been roaming sidelines for nearly 30 years. Along the way. he has racked ig) some state titles and sent dozens o f players o ff to college, but In h is entire career, he had never seen anything like what transpired at Sem inole High School's D ill Fleming Memorial Qym naslum last night. W ith first place In the Sem inole Athletic Conference on the line, his Uona fell down by an am azing 23-0 before making a gam e o f It and losing 78-62. Host Sem inole led 19-0 at the end o f the first quarter. The gam e gave Arrow Force VI a one-gam e lead In the conference over Oviedo and two over Lake Howell with three days left In the regular season. Kerahner kept his calm on the sideline throughout the first quar­ ter. Oviedo got good shots off. they just weren't dropping. Oviedo was 0-18 shooting In the first quarter and missed Its first five shots o f the second. 'I'v e never been down 23-0 b e ­ fore.’ Kerahner said. *! was proud o f the way we cam e back but we Just ran out o f gas. When the ball doesn't go In. It doesn't go in and there’s not much you can do.* Senior guard Terri Patrick 14, VI took an 1 5 0 ksed after the first eigh t FLORIDA minutee. Sem inote lad 21-0 (s e e s c o r e ­ board, top p h oto) and 2 3 0 b e fo re O v ie d o flo a ty s c o red w th 0:50 rem ain­ ing in Ih s first h a t. T h e U ona m ada a very g o o d com eback effort, but the a w e s o m e beginning by AF VI w ea too much to o v e rc o m e a s Sem i­ nole w o n , 70-02, to m o v e Into e tie with L ak e H o w e ! tor leadership in th e Sem i­ nole Athletic C o n fe ren c e race. A F V I •eco i^ L rq u a rler. By that tim e. Sc ml now had taken comm and, dom inating the boards and taking just about every loose ball on the court. Once the Oviedo com eb ack ataned. however, things got tight. Sem inole's Terri Patrick scored seven o f his career-high 25 p o ln ta In the first quarter but Oviedo started back by em ptying Its bench. The second unit cam e In and made a gam e out o f It. starting Pine Ridge holds off La d y Noles in 5A -5 They are Jim W orthington, the assistant athletic director, m ath teacher and head football coach at Sem inole High School w h o la at the door for every basketball gam e after he h as already fulfilled h is every day duties. They are the great people at the Oviedo concession stand w ho never com plain w hen som eone m akes them dig through all o f the B low Pops for the green ones, even after they have w orked all day. are very tired and have been dealing w ith razzed u p nigh school stu ­ dents all evening. DAYTONA BEACH _ Last night's Class BA-Dtstrtct 5 g irls basketball cham pionship gam e at Mainland High School w as a grudge match. Pine Ridge and Sem inole met for the third time this season, with the Panthers holding the edge after two regular season wins. Sem inole wanted revenge and waa ready to p la y for tt. Superb defense and great ■hooting weren’t enough, however, to edge the Lady 'N oles past their district foe. and Sem inole fell 80­ 78. "Even though we were defeated by Pine Ridge twice during the regular season, this loss wasn't any worse than it already would have been.’ said Sem inole coach Sylvester Wynn. “We made it fa r­ ther than we did last year and we're not finished playing yet. A ll that matters is that w e played hard and w e gear up for the next game.* Flaying hard w as definitely not a They are Janette Stlffey. w ho doean t even have children w h o attend 8em inole H igh School anym ore, b u t still m anages to the book and scoreboard for the girls* b a s­ ketball team every evening. She even sort o f adopts the players an d coaches and keeps In touch w ith them after they leave high school. They are also W illie Richardson, w ho h as retired a s the head coach o f the Lake M ary boys' hssketball team, yet still finds the Ume to be at every gam e. The Ians m ay not aee him . bu t they certainly know he's there. He la the friendly voice that com es over the loud speaker before every gam e, announcing the starting lin e-u p a n a finding a cute nicknam e for each player. None o f these people given m onetary com ­ pensation for their time. They aren 't re ­ w arded srtth honors o r plaques. In fact, they w ouldn't even w ant them. These people are the special ones w ho give o f their time be­ cause they are needed. Plain an d sim ple. Next time there la a friendly face at the en ­ trance to a gam e o r that half-tim e hot dog is exceptionally good, rem em ber that the peo­ ple w ho are m alting the evening enjoyable there because they care. They are giving up the bttie bit o f time they m ay have to them selves on a w eek night for the benefit o f the school, the players and the coaches. S a y hello and thank them. T h at's all they need to know that they are doing a good thing. The schools an d the team a already know th a t (N o. right) scored s e v e n o f his career-high 25 points In the first quarter a s Arrow F ores problem for the Lady 'Notes. Foul trouble, however, was. By the m id ­ dle o f the fourth quarter, all o f the Sem inole starters had four fouls and Wynn waa faced with the problem o f deciding which com bi­ nations to substitute. Before the foul trouble, however, each starter for the Tribe was a superstar, sharing the duties o f shooting, rebounding and d efen d ­ ing equally. Seminole shot out to a 11-3 Irad early in the first quarter before Pine Ridge used a time-out to reju­ venate itself. Tam ara Qilchrlat scored o ff o f a perfect feed by Dee Dec Hampton and then the Pan­ thers took over. Before three m inutes burned o ff the d o ck . Pine Ridge had the lead, which it m ain tain ed.at the end o f the quarter. 20-19. Th e second period belonged to Seminole, which outacored the Panthers. 20-13. Gilchrist contin ­ ued her dom ination o f the basket, scoring 15 o f h er team's points. A t Three-way tie for top spot in women’s softball SANFORD _ Th e Sharks knocked Vlvona's out o f the ranks o f the unbeaten, w hile V aughan In ­ corporated won Its fourth straight gam e T u es­ day night to throw the Sanford Recreation De­ partm ent W om en's Polar B ear Slowpttch S o ft­ ball League in to a three-way tie fo r first place. Playing at Plnehurst Park. Vaughan In c o rp o ­ rated scored in every inning, including a ninerun seventh inning, and pounded out 33 bits, including 10 extra-base hits, as It humbled Paul's A u to and T h ic k Repair. 33-3. In the second gam e, the Sharks, who suffered their first loss o f the season last week, scored two runs in the first and second inning to take a 4-0 lead. Vlvona's came back with three runs over the next two innings to m ake the score 4-3 after Th e Sharks then added three runs In the top o f the fifth Inning and a run in the sixth inning, w hile Vlvona's could only get one run In the fifth Inning a s the score stood at 8-4 Sharks heading Into the bottom o f the sixth Inning. Vlvona's used fou r h its and two errors to close to w ithin 8-7 and hsd the bases loaded with tw o out when the Inning ended on a p o u n d e r to short. Vlvona's then went In order in the bottom o f the seventh inning as the Sharks got back Into the win column. Things did not go w ell for the Renegades a t Chase Park as Design Foods scored seven runs In each o f the'secon d and third Innings to offset a six-run second inning for the Renegades and went on to an 18-6 victory. In the nightcap, Today Homes scored 11 runs In the top o f the first Inning and never looked back in thum ping the Renegades. 17-4. F O R T H E B E S T C O V E R A G E 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 E R A L D D A I L Y I1 w i" Unaung. B �2 » •Santord Herald. Santord. Florida •Wednesday. February 4. 1W8 5 A - 5 ---------------C ontinu ed from Page IB the half, the Lady 'Noles led 49-33 and a p ­ peared to be on thetr way not only to a district ch a m p io n ­ ship. but home court advan­ tage for at least the next round o f play. lin e Ridge, however, had other plans. After a lot o f S em in ole fouls, the Panthers fought back to only a three-point deficit and a score o f 55-52. G ilchrist was the first to be pulled from the gam e for foul trouble and Sem inole clung to a on e-p oin t lead at the end o f the period. 59-58. The entire fourth quarter w as a battle that rtvaled the N B A playoffs o f the Celtics and L a k ­ ers days. Two tics, tons o f fouls and many th ree-poin ters later. Sem inole w as down by three and fighting to stay aitve. Sem inole's Barbara Gray hit the final three-poin ter o f the night to tie the score, but the Bowling T o u r n a m e n t LONGWOOD _ T h e 38th Annual M en's S em i­ nole Bowling A ssocia tion Tournam ent w ill b e held February 7. 8, 14 and 15 at Longwood AMF. Sanford B a b e R u th s ig n u p s SANFORD _ Th e C ity o f Sanford R ecreation Department Is signin g up players for the up­ coming Babe Ruth B aseball season and girls' softball season . ALL P IA Y E R S , IN C L U D IN G ! R E T U R N IN G PLATERS. M U S T R E G IS T E R P R IO R T O T H IS WEEKEND'S P L A C E M E N T D A T . WELL DONE COACH Panthers hit both from the line on their next possession and w ere again In the lead by two, A missed three-point attem pt and a foul sent Pine Ridge to the line. It only capitalized on one free throw, keeping the Lady 'Noles* hopes alive with 0:03 left. A t the buxzer. Pine Ridge drew a foul on a three-point attempt and Sem inole w ent to the line for three. W hen the first shot fell short, the Lady Leagues w ill be offered for boys and girls agea four to 18. Those leagues Include T-B all, Pee W ee. Bam bino (10-12), Prep (13), Babe Ruth (14-15), S en ior Babe Ruth (16-18) and girts softball. Th e Prep League Is n ew this year for 13-yearolds only. T h is w ill make the Jump from B a m ­ bino to Babe Ruth sm oother and w ill allow the 13-year-olds to get used to the longer bases and get m ore playin g tim e. Cost to register Is $20. If you have any questions, please call T o m Kelly at 330-5697. 'Noles hopes w ere dashed. *1 told the girls that free throws with n o time left do n ot win or lose g a m e s * W ynn said. "You have to play all four quar­ ters. This can also be made Into a positive becau se w h ile our player m issed the free throws at the end, she hit them all during the gam e.’ Sem inole now h as to w ait for the results o f the S atellite B each/Tltuivtlle gam e, a lso bein g played this evening, to see where they will be traveling on Friday night fo r the first round o f regional play. T h e y w ill face the w inn er o f that gam e and will need to w in tn order to continue their p ost season com petition. SoftballFag* IB Th e Sharks. Vaughan Incorporated and Vlvona’s are all 4-1 and lead Design Foods and Today Hom es (both 2-2), Paul's A u to and Truck Repair (0-4) and the Renegades (0-5). Next lU e s d a y , at Chase Park, Paul's Auto and Truck Repair plays the doublcheader against the Renegades at 7 p.m. and the Sharks nt B p.m. A t Ptnehurst Park. Today Hom es challenges Vaughan Incorporated at 7 p.m. and Vlvona's welcom es Design Foods at 8 p.m. each): one nm _ Angela Whitney, Colleen Degue, Deborah Cole. Vaughan Incorporated: four hlta _ M ichelle Carroll (hom e run, two triples, double, four m ns, five RBI), Margaret Clevenger (two dou­ bles. two runs, seven RBI): three hlta _ Gina Green (hom e m n. three m ns. four RBI), Mary Securest (double, run, two RBI), D ebbie B em ln g (three m ns); two hits _ Lynn W ebb (triple, run. RBI): one hit _ Bonnie Chaplin (double, two m ns, two RBI), Carol Norm an (three runs, RBI), Luonne M aclsaac (two m n s), Lucy Sellers (m n ). Paul's Auto and Truck R e p a ir two hits _ B e­ linda Anderson (RBI): one hit _ Thm m y J a p es (double, m n ), Teresa Flnck (m n. RBI). Barb Martin. Cathy Lynn. Sharks: three hits _ Tanya Oetger (double, nm . RBI). Shelia Sanders (two m ns, two RB I); two hits _ Gloria Eflrd: one hit _ Denise Stallings (hom e m n. m n. four RBI), Robin Bishop (m n. RBI), Lisa Berg (two m ns). Kathy Spellman (m n ), Jen ny Blow ers. Vlvona's: three hits _ Angle Carpenter (triple, mn). Kathy Kllngenam llh (double, two tuna, RBI). Leah Sparrow (RBI): tw o h its _ D ee W al­ den (two m n s. RBI). Paul S on ger (run): one hit _ Becky Simpson: one run, one RBI _ Shae Brown: one RBI _ Barbie B artels._______________ Providing the offense w ere: Design Foods: three hits _ Lori G onzalez (hom e nm , triple, three runs, eight RBI): two hits _ Roseann Fry (three runs. RBI); one hit _ Liz Cannon (two runs, tw o RBI). Terri Mann (three m n s). Jill D ecker (three RBI), Sheri W oodworth (two runs). Julie Kneeht; two runs, one RBI _ Jennifer H em phill: two runs _ A lm ee Ruedllnger. one run _ Margarita Lavazzo. Renegades: two h its _ Lisa Garrett (double, n m ), Lynette Barkley. M aty Dey (one run scored A d u lt C h u rc h Basketball each); one hit _ Sherry Lehman. Terry Tillm an SANFORD _ T h e Sanford Recreation D ep a rt­ (one nm scored and two RBI each). Deborah m ent Is registerin g team s for an Adult Church Cole (ntn); one RBI _ M ichelle B em lng. Polar Clear Basketball League at the Downtown Today Homes: three hits _ Marie Covington a t CHAEE P A R K OSS 00 . • • Youth Center, low er level o f Sanford City H all. (double, nm . three RBI). Teresa llow dysh ell 077 SI . IB 10 Fellow ship, either a no fast break o r a slow (double, two runs, two RBI), Dawn Evans break league, and Com petitive leagues are b ein g (double, two runs); two h its _ Shelly W alters rater (11)00 0 0 . 17 IS 000 04 . 4 S planned. (run, four RBI), Tracy Carroll (two m ns. two Call 330-5697 for m ore Inform ation. RBI): one hit _ Eleanor M cCorm ick (two runs, St P IN K H U R S T P A R K tw o RBI). Beth Hundrlser (two m n s): two m n s _ i is io .s a Cathy Cola: one run _ Judy Schoeter. Becky Y**jto*f T . too s . a M cC am an. Laura Hariow. * * * * Tn“ * R ed B u g Softball Renegades: one hit _ Lisa Garrett (m n . two no 0 9 1 o . S IS CASSELBERRY _ S em in ole County la regis­ 011 01*0 . 7 14 RBI). Sherry Lehm an. Terry Tillm an (one RBI vtaoM’a tering team s until February 8th for their Men'a Spring Slow pltch S oftb a ll Season at Red Bug Lake Park. 3600 Red Bug Lake Road. T h e 10 w eek season starts the week o f Febru­ ary 16th and w ill cost $310 ($285 league fee. $25 A S A fee). they are playing much better and Croom s had a 75-73 vic­ C e s t ls id Pago IB A T T E N T IO N W O M E N S O F T B A L L P L A Y E R S now. These kind o f gam es are tory. _ Red Bug Park 1s now offering league play for scary.* Perkins* gam e-w inning shot with a w om en players on M onday night. was his seventh three-poin ter three-pointer by Josh Pickett. R A M S 74, E H A R R E 61 Registration begins Monday and play begin s o f the contest a s he finished On the Lions* next p o ssession , Lik a Mary (74) on February 16. with 28 points. W aldo chipped Abnuns 4 0-0 10. tUnEham 5 10-10 Ben Scholl nailed another Th e 10 w eek season w ill coat $285 plus a $25 20. Shapiro 1 4-4 0. Ktrambrork B 3-4 In with a 20-polnt effort, w hile three-pointer to cut the lead to 21. I lantern I 0-1 2. Joubrrt 2 0 0 6. Tim McCloud w as also In dou­ A S A fee. 29-6. then the com eb ack be­ (lavte 0 1-2 I. Smith 3 2-2 B Total. 2Z ble figures with 11 points. For m ore Inform ation please call 695-7113. gan. Oviedo scored 28 In the 20-23 74. Th e Panthers will close out at l o t t o (61) second qu arter and It w as 41the regular season w ith a home llaltrr 3 3-fl 10.11. Thomaa 3 ll 7. 28 at the half. TutUr I 4-5 S. Mime* 3 0-0 6. IteCT 3 3- gam e against Lake Mary on A fter Patrick scored to open Girls* w re s tlin g to u rn a m e n ts 4 B. Ctndrtrk 3 1-2 7. J. Thomai 7 2-4 Friday at 7 p.m. the third quarter, Oviedo ran ALTAM O NTE SPRING S _ Lake B rantley High IS Total* 23 14-22 61. Croorna to now 10-9 overall o ff 10 straight to cu t the lead Thrce-pauii Arid goal* _ Lake Mary 4 School and coach Kevin C arpenger are p leased and 5-2 In district play, good (Abnuna 2. Joubnl 2); Atlantic I to 44-38 on another threeto announce a W om en's Invitational W restlin g (H aunt Wetocda .Lake Mary IS-B. enough for a No. 3 seed. Th e pointer from Scholl. Tournam ent tn association w ith the S em in ole Panthers w ill host a hom e Just when the S em in ole* a p ­ County W om en's W restlin g Program . BARN-BURNER A T gam e In the district tourna­ peared on the ropes, It was T h e tournam ent w ill take place at Lake B ran ­ ment next Tuesday and if they ROY ALLEN their turn to take the tnomentley High School on February 20th. win they m ove over to Mount Croorna tu n . which sw ung w ildly SANFORD _ Th e C room s W om en are eligib le tg p tg f (! g O ittM ptou tJiw atone; - i s ' w w P a n th er* w o n .th e ir.ip ih g a m e , Dora Bible School for the re­ 1 -------- r *iifc.k stay e d h i wwh t a w <4 m e season In b lza rr* Z **tv , m ainder qCthc toum aatobl. ‘ cost 130 s i i team o r 15 a t an secuttve aecuttve jum pers to put the km Tuesday night, rallying P A N T H E R S 78, F O R R E S T 79 Tentative w eight classes are 64, 101, 110, 119, ‘Notes up 55-46 after the third past Forrest Lake Academ y, rs trssi I * * * AsaiiMBy (79) 127. 138, 140 and 165 pounds. 75-73, at Roy A lien Oymna* quarter. Coacbofc | o-O 2. FUBtr 3 0-0 «. U itT h e tournam ent w ill be double elim ination , UtU 10 4-6 24. Mamochcrt 2 0-1 5. slum. Oviedo continued to w hittle feature folkstyle rules and there w ill be In divid­ Croom s was down 73-71 with ftwrttoia 1 0-0 X Nqfaa 2 0-0 5. tonka away but Sem inole held on. ual awards. 12 3 3 2B. Total* 31 7-11 73. 0:28 to play and Forest Lake scoring the final nine e point* point o f Call C arpenger at (407) 320-3670 for m ore d ew as on a 4-on-l Outbreak that the gam e to w rap upi the win. 10 aa. Witoanw 1 0-0 J would have sealed the victory. McCloud 5 l- l I ), Psfkar I 0-0 : *W eju : Just st had the w ill to win,* But Panther Titu s W aldo Waldo B 0-0 20. Lae 4 1-3 B. Daky 1 1 Patrick said. "W e wanted it so L s g s l N otlcss Legal N otices • bad and w e knew w e could b ea t cam e up with a blocked shot, 07B.2, Andoaoa O 0-0 0. Total*: 31 3recovered the loose ball and them.* Three-paint Betd goto* _ 4 (Rucker : fed It to T en a n ce Perkins, who Msnnorheti I, M m I); Sem inole coach Bob T ra in s I). Tot burled a 30-foot th ree-poin ter (Fo kin a 7. Wakto X WlUte looked a little drain ed b y the fault _ F o rm ! Lake B. and w as fouled w ith 0:18 left. end but w as pleased w ith the Perkins hit the free throw to way h is team kept Us potoe tn CrooNM 10-0 ovrral. 5-2 In The t eieieele Ceynty lx com plete the four-point play dtetrkt play. the mktot o f w h at could ha Boys MELBOURNE _ Long-time University of Central Florida and University of Florida baseball coach Jay Bergman won Ns 800th game of his NCAA Division I carear Tuasday nigh* aa Ns Knights moved to 8-0 on the season with a 4-2 victory 6v4r"Betnune* Cookman College at Spacecoast Stadium. Bergman, who started the program at Saminoto Community College and wea 18070 in aeven years, was 218-113 In six years at Florida and is 564-362-3 In Ns 16th year M the halm of the Knights.__________________ Legal Notlcex Legal Notlcee vt. RCRRT PAUL SPOTO A/K/A PSRRV P. SPOTO. IF UVINO ANO IF DCAO. THI UNKNOWN SPOUM, HEIRS. DCVIMBS, ORANTEEI, ASSUWfEES. UCNORS. CRIOTOUS. TRUSTIES ANO AU. OTHIR PARTUS CLAIMINO AN INTEREST BV. TMROUOM.UNDER OR AQAJNET PERRY PAUL SPOTO A/K/A PERRY P. SPOTO; UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF PERRY PAUL SPOTO A/K/A PERRY P. SPOTO, if any ; bausauto ASSOCIATION. INC.; MEOO MOST(LAOS CORPORATION; STATE OF FLORIDA. DEPARTMENT OF REVENUE; JOHN DOE ANO JANS DOS AS UNKNOWN TENANTS OSFENOANTIEI NOTICE IB HEREBY GIVEN pursuant to a Judgwwm of f NotoMbor IBNi, IMF, In Clvd Com No. BM4TF-CA14K of too Circuit Court cl too 1STH Judtc SEMINOLE County. Eknford, Im “ front door of Cowtoouoo of too SEMINOLE Counfy Courtoouto located at S01 N. Park Aoonuo In Santord, Florida, SI 11:00 k.m. on too E4to day of February, 10M •aid Final Naftea * 4,11,11 SiCHARD I. NILSON and KAMN L. NILSON, M i DiptoyC THE LAW OFFICES OF Clark • ( toa CkswK Court Bf J a r * !., MOTICS OS SALS NOTICI It HIMOV (W IN pursuant •• ota Final JudgaMM m Foracteaura datad January nm. IMS. and antarad taCaaa NO. S7-1«tt CA 14 K at Msa Circuit Court ot Ota IBIS Judicial Circuit m and tor Ssmlnola County. Florida, onorotn FIRST UNION NATION­ AL BANK, a national banking association la FtetotM and RICHARD I. NILSON. IT Al_ ara Polandantt. I • « aaB ta Bio highaat and boat blddar far caati on tno Mtti day of tobruary. m i . at ■no Stoat Front Door, Sowmala County CourtRouao. Mt N. Sort A*a„ Santord. FL SlTTt, to# ' " JudgmtRt, |g raft; Lot S. HUNTIRS ROINT-BCCTION TWO-FHASC 1 to tno plat noroof o In Slat Book M. Rasa St of no Public Records Of County. Florida. Snoot Addraaa; 114 Rfiaaaant Run Court Longwaod. FL MTTS OATID at Santord. County, Florida, dua IStn dag of January, ISM. (SEAL) tit AI INN I HOWS! Clark of Circuit Court BV: Dorothy W. BoNon Scott B. I N t a t L FJL SOP Carponto Ortoo. •IB Fort laudardola. FL ' Pukkah: FaSruory 4,11, IBM DIN-M MAGIC WIN Scott M oore had IS to pace Oviedo. John H arper had 10 and Scholl had 11. For Sem inole, U waa the Brat o f three gam es this w eek that wlU settle the Sem inole A th ­ letic Conference. Tonight, A r ­ row Force V I h ea d * fo r Lym an fo r a 7:30 p.m . start and en ds the regular ee$aon Friday w kh CAM M .l *?-«4ei-CA-6 FIK9T UNION NATIONAL BANK, a national banking atsocial>on. torts In said Ordar or Final ITO, A CONDOMINIUM ACCOROINO TO THE DECLA­ RATION of rnNOOMWRUM as RECORDED W OJL BOOK SM. FAOE SIS. ANO AS , m THE PUBLIC RBCOROB OP SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. TOOSTHSA WITH AN UNOIWOBO MTfRESTS to THE COM­ MON ELEMENTS ANO COM­ MON EXPENSES OF BAN) CON­ DOMINIUM AS SET FORTH IN THE DECLARATION OF CON­ DOMINIUM ANO AMENDMENTS THERETO. Dated tola rtto day o f. JH I (CIRCUIT COURT BEAU *You don't plan on Jumping out Eke that.* T ra in s said. T m disapp o inte d w ith w h at h a p ­ pened o ver the la st three q u ar­ ters. O viedo Just show ed a tre ­ m endous am ount o f guts to com e back.* Patrick's 25 led the w ay fo r Sem inole. Daryl Redding had 10, Zeke Seym ore h ad IS . JEHOLO M. KAFFCL. af « . r.FLttTM FuSUMi: January if . Fobroary 4, IMS OEM-Ill and O viedo boots C entral Florida C hristian .A cadem y Th u rsday In Its fin al gam e before d is ­ tricts atari next w eek a t Lake Mary, RAMS F IL E T SHARKS P O R T ORANOE _ Lake M ary Jumped out to an early lead, then withstood a com eb ac k effort b y host A tlan tic as the Ram s bested th e Sharks. 7461. tn Port O range T u esday Randy Abnuna chipped In w ith 20- a n d 10-potnta, respectively. ‘ Jerom e and B en h i d grea t gam es.* said M a iy coa ch m it * Oaudreau. ‘ Ben had great dunks in traffic.* T h e Ram s w ill d o s e out the regular season w ith a gam e a t next Tuesday. Even though the Pan th ers are a C lass I A team , Oaudreau Is taking nothing fo r granted. ORLANOO _ Bo Outlaw had a <fc$am grant Tueedty night he Orlando Magic edged toe Atlanta Hawks, 01-00, ra tot i �Swrfonl Herald, Sanford, Florida •Wednesday, February 4,1998 j_ People Hash or rehash: Great either way IN BR IEF Alzheimer's support Presently, the A lzh eim er's support group In Sanford has been dissolved due to lack o f support. Those needing a s s is ­ tance and inform ation m ay call 1-800-330-1910. Rotery Club Rotary Club o f la k e Mary meets Thursday m ornings, 7:30-8:30 a.m.. at the M arriott Courtyard, o ff W est Lake Mary Boulevard. Contact Brian Overby, president, at 333-0834. Th e Sertom a C lub o f South Sem inole County, dedicated to the advancem ent o f speech and hearing children, m eets every Thursday m orning, from 7:30 to 8:30 a.m., at the Sabal Point Country C lu b on W eklw a Springs Road, Longwood. P o ­ ten tial m em bers are Invited to attend. Weight Wetehers A local ch apter o f W eight W atchers m eets at the Lake M aty Com m unity B uilding every Thursday from 4:45 to 6:45 p.m. Toe at m ester e The Omni Toastm asters Club •6861 w ill m eet at 5:30 p.m. every Thursday at the A A A Building. 1000 A A A Drive. Heathrow. Q uests and prospec­ tive m em bers are w elcom e. Call Bertram Obck. .333-6089, for m ote in form ation . Senior Frlende Th e Colum bia M edical Center-Sanford C h apter o f Senior Friends m eets every secon d Thursday, at 10:30 a.m., at the Sanford Senior Center, 401 E. Sem inole Bhrd. Interesting and tim ely program s are featured m onthly plus social exchange. A ll Seniors are w elcom e. For Inform ation, call U a Lawtor. d i­ rector. 331-4500, Ext. 6784. P o t L u c k d ln n o r a te In v ite d , W h lic i d to attend a pot hack din ner a t 5:30 p.m. e re ty third Thursday o f the m onth at the Caaaelberry Senior Center. 300 Lake Triplet Drive, Caaaelberry. ALANON, A LA TEEN ALANON and A LA TE E N meetings are held every Thurs­ day. at 8 p.m., at Sanford Christian Church, 730 U paala Road, Sanford. For in form a­ tion. call 333-6534. B lu« G rass Rioters Sanford Blue Oraae Pickers m eet every Thursday, from 6*10 p m., at the Cheater Sanford Cham ber o f Com m erce, n e k era and g rtn n e n are w elcom e. For Inform ation , call C harles E. M iller (407) 333-5394. Street Oallery, A ve. 307 We live in an age where homely fooda — meat loaf, r o u t chicken, mashed potatoes and grits tor exam­ ple — are appearing on the menus of the chk-est restaurants. My question: Can hash be far behind? Yes, haah (from the French “heeber," meaning “to chop”) the dish that Mom threw together to make thrifty use of leftovers. Meat, spuds, a few vegetables and perhaps the leftover gravy, dim in a dish. Most people think of haah breakfast served with poached eggs. But I think of Has supper. And I think It's good enough to make on purpose, not Just as an afterthought to use up leftovers (although th e n ’s nothing wrong with that either). It is ] after all, to go out and buy a hunk of meat and cook up some potatoes, Just for the sake of making hash. The groat thing about hash is that you can put in anything that suits you: mushrooms, h e m , celery or (dives, Madeln, sherry or Worcestershire sauce. In the abeence of grevy you can use a white sauce, a tomato sauce, a creole aauco — or no aauce at aU. The other p e r t thing about hub ie to H — M a gn o lia ' Amateur Radio T h e Lake M onroe Am ateur Radio S ociety m eets every first Thursday, at 7:30 p.m., at the Senior Center, Lake T rip lett Drive, C asselberry. For In fo r­ m ation, call Karl Lam bert, 695* 6764, or A l KUk. 333-4487. University Women Am erican A ssociation of U niversity W om en m eets the first Thursday o f each month at 7 p.m. at the Rolling H ills M oravian Church. State Road 434. Longwood. American Legion Am erican Legion Post 53 and Unit meet the second Thurs­ day. at 8 p.m., at the P ost Home. 3874 S. Sanford A ve. For Inform ation, call 333-1653. Order of Feather Th e O rder o f the Feather T u r ­ tle Lodge m eets the secon d Thursday evening of each month s t the IIO F hall, M ag­ nolia Mall, Sanford. For th ose w ho desire, a covered dish d in ­ ner Is served s t 6:30 p.m . T h e regular m eeting la at 7:30 p.m. Topics concerning native Americana a te discussed. C a ll W hite Feather, 333-7660, for inform ation. Junior Woman's Club T h e Ju nior W om an's C h ib o f Sanford Inc. m eets the third Thursday at 7 p.m., at the W om an's Club o f Sanford. 309 a. O ak Ave. For Inform ation, call Tin a Lee, 331-1955 e v e ­ nings. Pigeon Fanciers T h e Central Florida Pigeon Fanciers A ssociation m eets the third Thursday o f each month, at 7:30 p m , s t the S em in ole County Agricultural Center. 4300 Orlando Drive, Sanford. For nfore i n f o r m s c o n t a c t Dfpk Kelty a^ 391- MARIALISA i CALTA Put the potatoes In a pot and cover with cold water. Cover pot and bring It's touchingthe-vegetables" to a boil. Reduce heat and simmer culinary development And whenjou until Just fork tender, S to 7 minutes. It to friends Uuy get Drain and place In a large bowl. Set ■weet, nostalgic took on their faoee and tell you hash rtorioa in between huge mouthfuls. I serve haah with a bane In a skillet, beat 1 tablespoon of the salad, some dinner rolls, and a nice butter and l tabtottoon of the oil over homey dessert like baked apples or medium heat. Add the garlic, onion, lemon meringue pie. A bottle of no! aauce beU peppers and celery and saute, stir­ should be set on the table, or a half-and- ring constantly, until oniona are half mixture of aataa and hetdagL translucent, about 3 minutes. Using a The recipes here are from my mom slotted spoon, transfer the sauteed and my neighbors, adapted by me tor vegetables to the bowl with the pota­ my own (amity's tastes. We like our toes. Add the diced meat, parsley, hash without greriaa or sauces, but if W orcestershire, salt and pepper. you choose to u m soma, follow tho rule Gently mix, using a large spoon or In the old "Joy o f Cooking” : There dean bands, (You don't want to mush sbouM be about half as much groty as up the potateeaJ ■i outer ingraem s. my iMvomm dcjow ls the redftenoel hash, which by rights Return the skillet to medium beat, should bo made from tin toftorew of heat the remaining 3 tablespoons a New England Boiled Dinner. (The butter and S tafatapaona oil. Spoon the problem Is that I like the hash haah mixture into the skillet and bettor than the original dbman ■ 11Just reduco heat to low. Cook for about is make It from scratch.) At our minutes. If you do this right. a crust church aupeer, It la served with should farm on the bottom, but this cotetliw, bated teawu broad never works for me. If tin cruet doss and dppfe crite* Haaroo. And vrjt cM c. farm, aUde the hash cabs out onto a platter and Up H ovar to cook on Urn ROAST K E F HASH other aide for about IS more minutes. If no crust forms, Just ksep stirring the MA i until II is cooked through. i h r M ia s m la Bake IL RED FLA N N E L HASH to a boil. Reduce to a simmer and cook until fork lender, about 5 to 7 minutes. (If you choose, you can dice the pota­ vegetable oil, rod ends trimmed toes and cook them with the carrots instead of cooking them in the oven with the beets.) Yield: 4 to 6 servings 4 A * -------------s __ « ^ n ■ ■ re IBFgM UOpBBEBO j^wROtW P^re^R OreS (sued aa Yukon gold), pierced aH over wMt a fork 3 enrols, ecreped red cut M o W Inch dicod 4 tabloapoona vegetable oil or Preheat oven to 334 degrees. Wrap the oiled beets in aluminum foil ana place on oven reck. Place pota­ toes on oven reck. Bake until tender, 45 minutes to I hour. Remove from oven and allow to cool enough to handle. Peel beets and finely chop. Either peel the potatoes or leave their sUns on and finely dice. Heat 1 tablespoon of the oil or bacon fat in a skillet set over medium heat. Add the diced onion and saute, stir­ ring. until translucent, 3 to 7 minutes. Remove from skillet with a slotted spoon and place in a bowl. Add to the bow l the diced beets, pots toes and ca r rots, the meat, the salt, pepper and cayenne (if using) and the liquid (see note). Return the skillet to medium heat and put in the hash mixture. Reduce heat to low and cook the hash, until a crust forms, about IS minutes. Slide the hash cake onto a platter and flip it back into the skillet, cooking the other side until done, about IS min­ utes longer. (Alternately, put the hash mixture into a greased 3-quart casse­ role dish and bake about 34 minutes in the preheated oven.) Note: If you are making this from the leftovers of a boiled dinner, use the cooking liquid from the dinner Itseir Put the carrots In a pot, and cover Instead of broth or cream. with cold water. Cover pot and bring Yield: 4 servings Qonung uw gH>p«ra«l ll *1 Froo clinic Friday free clinic to ktprenourc i W f c , screen ing and bnm unlsations will b e held every n t d w , from 9 to 11 a n t., a t t h » G eneva Elem entary S chool In the old aehool building, c o r ­ n er o f P i n t and M ain S treet In Oeneva. T h e d in k : la apon* ■urea oy id s o n n ino ic u A ixu y Health D epartm ent In conjunc­ tion with the Sem inole County Sefto oli For tnfor349-9384. •ubotanoo abuse Wedding day promise is tribute to parents l . i t r i i _ T “ i:u L i_rI ' j j m :m — rm m . i. *1 in .) a 1 f.jT l i,..n i. '.iJ . : sn It is now also sold by 1 Do Ltd. a m a il-o rd er firm in N e w p o rt Bench. Celif., from whom 1 receive royalties. Although the C aliforn ia bride mar have a d d my words, H does . » o t di mt n f sh h or sincerity, fo r I realty didn't know very much about him A s id e s being a total slob.be uaod drugs. I d id n ’ t k o ow that before I lived with him. , K1_ „ IV>W , * .~ vo,t* d “ im and * now mai^ Jj**! t o * 1f r ^ w * p u r c h u M lm y n d l , h ave an ex tra ord in ary lovo and appreciation for thoir mothers or * °® 1 w ro te not eo much to claim credit for the words, but bees use my • w a dear parents, Florence and Edwin Ootrender o f ftmtiac, Midi., both now pane, desires the ultimate tribute. Indeed, I am a winner, for they Instilled tn me such love end gratitude that I was able to w rite _ w ords th a t touch th o h ea rts o f |f many brides, and among tho thou­ sands o f letters you receive, touched you as w ell Abby, please ----------------------------eat things straight, w ■ W se — — w p - ■ fifrViTIt ge g , > ^ ^g m u g g g a ls iiiri g lett tiie a add lo the wot world know about my 4(Hh birthday, a simple bouquet o w n WM delivered to my husband and SHARON OSTRANDER REED b m with a card that read, "Thank _ ___ you for having me. for caring for D E A R S H A R O N t Plaaao aa* m d far sharing all that I needeo p t m y a p elo g y to r a n y p a in «| with m e* khsl w as canaad y e a baoauaa Abby, this has occurred every i s a N S S s lw e le lm o d • r a d ii y g a r gfBce her seventh birth day t e c | B V N i B U n u MM|T« ghe nrcanntfiri ua with a itr ic * M r M to re le e d a v e r y y e e U l gty bunch’ oTISdflow ere. lh o id e a hridao aBd d e y ly k m m l tfoalr pmraM fc B M dreg w h s y g fr a Jhs M g i •? «| y N * rareemwor w w e n t two ewawor. B E _ _ i.-------a." i .~ m r m l “ **** * * * * * * ***** * * * * if into. Aftar the experience I rith my first marriage, even d-faah toned mother approved “trial run.' H A P P Y TH E SECOND T O t t AROUND, SAVANNAH . QA. W* T & T ‘nothlng more precious than her yearly thank-you. I would love far thoee reading tnis to do the same, whatever their age. It’s never too late to give this gift c f aporeda- �4 B - Sarrton) Herald, San lord, Florida •Wednesday. February 4, 1998 Legal Notices IN T H I CIRCUIT CO URT OF T H I tB TH JUD IC IAL CIRCUIT OF FLORIDA IN AND FOR BBM INOLI COUNTY O BN IR A L JURISDICTION DIVISION CABB NO. * 7 -1 1 1 1 -C A -1 « O E CAPITAL MORTGAGE SERVICES. Inc.. plaintiff, VS EUGENE J. OhUN. *1 *1.. 0*t*ndantm NOTICB OF FO R 1C LO SUR I BALB Nolle* Is h*r*by ghran that, pursuant to that f mat Judgmtm of Fortcioaur* datid January 7(th. 1IBB. and *nt*r*d m civil cats iHinbsr 97-1 111-CA-14, of tna Circuit Court ol ttia llth Judicial Circuit In and lor Saminol* County. Florida. wh*r*m O E CAPITAL MORT­ GAGE SERVICES. INC.. Is Plaintiff and EUQENE J. OKUN. It Irving, and a* unknown par tias claiming by. through, undar and ugatnft >n« abova named da*andant(a| who are not known to ba daad or alnro. srhathac aaid unknown partita may claim an mtarsst aa apouiaa. hairs, dsmsaas. grsntaas, or other claimants; BARNETT TECH* NOLOGIES. INC.. A DISSOLVED CORPORATION, SUCCESSOR SV MERGER WITH BARNETT RECOVERY CORPORATION. DARRYL T. BROOKS. 1STare Defsodantla). I will tall to the htgheet and bast btddat tar cash al lha weal front door ol the Seminole County court* house m Sanford, Samlnola County. Florida, at 11 00 A.M. on the ISth day at February. 1991. the following described property aa eat forth m said Final Judgmsnt. to wit; LOT IS. OF BLOCK 9. RESUBDIVISION OF BLOCK S ANO TRACT A OF N. ORLANDO 7N0 ADDITION, ACCORDING TO THE PLAT TH IR E O F AS RECOROEO IN PLAT BOOK IS. PAGE TS, OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OP SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. NOTE; PURSUANT TO THE FAIR DEBT COLLECTION PRACTICES ACT YOU ARE ADVISED THAT THIS LAW FIRM IS DEEMEO TO BE A DEBT COLLECTOR ATTEMPTING TO COLLECT A DEBT AND ANY MFORMATION OBTAINED WILL BE USEO FOR THAT PURPOSE. Oatad lha 29th day of January, IS9S. MARVANNC MORSE Clark Ol Circuit Court By Dorothy W. Bolton Deputy Clark CODIUS S 3TAWIARSKI 4010 Boy Scout Boulevard Suita «S0 Tempo. Florida SSSOT Telephone: (SIS) STT-SOOS CSS 99r-OISOS Pubtreh: February 4, 11, 1S9S j m i NO TICS UNOSB FICTITIO US NAMB STATU TS TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN; Notice re hereby given that the following corporation, pursuant to faction 969 09. Florida Statutas. wiH rsgitttr with the Division ot Corporstlons. Florida Dtpartmant ot Stata. upon racaipt of proof of tha publication of this notrea. lha fictitious nams. lo wit: TMB HUNT INO TON LEARNING CENTER undar which ta a•pacta to engage In but meaa at SS0I W. Lake Mary Boulevard. Suita IS3-1S9. Lata Mary m Sam mol a County, Flood* That tha patty interested M said business antsrpna# la aa •ollewa: S S S EDUCATIONAL ENTERPRISES. INC. a Florida corporation Oatad at Orlando. Orango County. Florida on January 29. 1991. PubMh: February 4. 1994 DEN-2S Legal Notices Legal Notices IN TMS CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIG H TEEN TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION CASE NO. f7-103B CA DIVISION 14-K FEDERAL NATIONAL MORTGAGE ASSOCIATION. Plaint IH(a|. va WLLIAM C. LAf ON, rt al. Orlandantlal. NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pursuant to a Final Judgment of Moitgsga Foiecloaufe dated January 29th. <991, and eruered in Cat# NO 9T.1039 CA ot lha Circuit-Court ol lha EIGHTEENTH Judicial Circuit in and lor SEMINOLE County, Florida wheiein FEOCRAL NATIONAL MORTGAGE ASSO­ CIATION is lha Plamlilt and WILLIAM C LAI ON ANO KANLA C LAFON art tha Defendants, I will asil to lha highest and beat b.ddei lor cash al lha WEST FRONT DOOR OF THE SEMI­ NOLE COUNTY COURTHOUSE: SANFORD. FLORIDA al 11 00 a m , on tha 2Slh day of February, 1099. the following dvetrtbed propatty a* tat forth In aaid Final Judgment. LOT T9. THE HIGHLANDS. SECTION I . ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK IS. PAGES 95 ANO 99. OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMI­ NOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA: ALSO A PORTION OF TRACT ■J*. MORE PARTICULARLY DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS: FROM THE SOUTHWEST COR­ NER OF SAID LOT 91, RUN NORTH T9 OEGREES 49 MINUTES ST SECONDS WEST A DISTANCE OF 13 00 FEET TO A POINT ON THE EASTERLY RIGHT-OF-WAY LINE OF BHEOAH CIRCLE. SAID POINT ALSO BEING ON A CURVE CONCAVE TO THE SOUTHEAST, HAVING A CENTRAL ANGLE OF 9 DEGREES 16 MINUTES 39 SECONDS AND A RADIUS OF 479 00 FEET: THENCE FROM A TANGENT BEARING OF NORTH 11 DEGREES 10 MINUTES 0) SECONDS EAST. RUN NORTH­ EASTERLY ALONO THE ARC OF s a id c u r v e a d is t a n c e of 76 91 FEET TO THE POINT OF COMPOUNO CURVATURE OF A CURVE CONCAVE TO THE s o u t h e a s t , h a v in o a c e n ­ t r a l ANGLE OF 61 DEGREE9 08 MINUTES 49 SECONDS AND A RADIUS OF 25 00 FEET: THENCE NORTHEASTERLY a l o n g t h e a r c OF SAID c u r v e a d is t a n c e o f 2 S t i FEET. THENCE SOUTH tS DEGREES 49 MINUTES 10 SEC­ ONDS WEST. A DISTANCE OF So FEET TO THE POINT OF BEGINNING WITNESS MV HAND and lha aaal of this Court on January 29th, 1999 (SEAU Maryanns Morse Clark ot tha Crrcutl Court By: Dorothy W Bolton Doputy Clork Echovartta. McCana. Raymar. Barren 4 Freppter Pod Office Boa 3410 Tampa. FL 33601 F9TH2431 NOTICB In accordance with lha Americana Dteabdltiea Act, per­ sona noading a apeciai accom­ modation to parlicieeU m Hue proceedmg ahouM contact tha individual Of agancy tending IT) tha address given or tha notice. Talaohene: 407-3234310 act. 4227; t-BBO-BSS-STTI (TOO) or 1-000-992-9770 (v); via NOTICE OF FICTITIO US NAME Nol.ce ,t hereby given that I am engaged m business el 3449 S Orlando Drive. Suite 421. Stnlord. FL 32773, Seminole County. Florida, under the Fictitious Nemo ol M ULTI-FAM ILT TRAINING RESOURCES, end that I Intend to rogtafor aaid name with the Division ol Corporations, Tallahattoo, Florida, in accordance with tho provlaiona ol the Flctttloui Name Statutoa, To-Wit: Sactlon 969 Ot. Florida Statutes 19*1. Christina M. Neel Publish: February 4, 199* D C N -It IN THS CINCUIT COURT OF THS EIONTSSNTH JUDICIAL CINCUIT IN ANO FOR SSM INOLI COUNTV, FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION CASE NO. E T -S lt t -C A DIVISION 14 FT M OflTaAat COMPANIES O 'B'A FTO MORTGAGE SERVICES SUCCESSOR DV MERGER TO SUNBELT NATIONAL MORTGAGE CORPORATION. P1sinlitf|s), VS 8 AVAN MORRISSEY. St el. Defend snt|sl NOTICE OF F O N IC L O B U N I B A L I NOTICE IS HEREBY QIVEN puteuent l o a f mal Judgment of Mortgage forecioaure deled January 19lh. ISSS. and aftered m Cate NO f T - T l I l CA ol tho Circuit Court ot tho EIGHTEENTH Judicial Circuit in and lor flEMiNOLf County. Florida wherein FT MORTOAGE COMPANIES O'B/A FfD MORT­ GAGE SERVICES SUCCESSOR BV MERGER TO SUNBELT NATIONAL MORTGAGE COR­ PORATION is the Plamlirt end GHVAN UORRI9SEV. CITICORP MORTGAGE. INC . TENANT *1, N/K/A BEN BROWN. TENANT s2. N/HJA BRAD FAUSTMANN era tha Defendants. I mil sell lo lha higheat and boil bidder for cash at tha WEST FRONT DOOR OF THE SEMINOLE COuNTV COURTHOUSE; SAN­ FORD. FLORIDA, al 1100 am . on tho 19th day ol FEBRUARY. 1999. the following described properly at sot lorth m said Final Judgment LOT t. BLOCK S. HER 7. I S . TRAFFORDS MAP OF THE TOWN SANFORD. LESS THE WEST 31 FEET. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK t, PAGES S* THROUGH *4. INCLUSIVE. Of THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTV. FLORIDA WITNESS MT HANO and the teal ot tint Court on January teih. 1998 ISEAII Maryann# Morse Clerk ot lha Circuit Court By Jane i Jastwic Deputy Clerk Echevarria, McCeNa. Raymar. Barrett B Ftappret Pott Office Boa 3410 Tampa. FL 33*01 F97IOSOS9 NOTICB In accordance with the Americana Disabilities Act, per­ sons nesd.ng a special accom­ modation to par I mp alt tn this proceeding should contact tha individual oi ogoncy « ending notice not later ihan seven (7) days prior to the proceeding at the eddreit given on the notice. Telephone: 407-3234)30 eat. 4227. t-BOO MS-4771 (TDD) ot 1-BOO-9SS-S770 |v). via Florida Raiay Sersica Publish: January 21, and February 4. 1*91 OEM-21) E ^ T O A R V lN B DEN-34 4MT CO UNT I S B . S4-14S90A BIW M OB U K GREYBTONC BCRVfCwa CORPORATION. WC.. A VIRQINIA CORPORATION. DONALD W. KNUOSEN. at al. Oetandantls) NOTICB IB HSNB8V GtVBN pursuant ta an Order NO. 94-1429 CA of the Circuit Court of tha EIGHTEENTH Judicial Ctrcutt In and fat BCMINOLE County, Florida whorafn O RBYSTONl ■ERVICINO CORPORATION, W C., A VIRGINIA CORPORA­ TION M the Ptamtift and DON­ ALD W. KNUOSEN; COROLVN KHUPBEW: pnarai n SULLI­ VAN; KIM SULLIVAN; THE RESERVE AT THE CROSSINGS HOME OWNE RS ASSOCIATION, INC. aJa Anna N. RuaaaM, RJk.. and TMB CAOSSINOS MASTER COMM UNITY ASSOCIATION, SIC. e/a Jamaa W. Mart. Jr.. R JL are ma 0alawd«r4«, I w4B _t aaM Fbtsl --------LO T ST, BLOCK I , TMB RESERVE AT THE C ROBIIN O I PHASE TW O. ACOORONM TO TH I PLAT THEREOF AS RECOROEO m THE PLAT BOOK St. P A O U SB THROUGH U . PUBLIC RECOROB OF SEMI­ NOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. TO O ETM IR WITH TMB POLAL PROPERTY! RANOBATVBN. WITNESS MV HAND and tha aaai ol Md* Court on JANUARY S & lJ " Ctorfc of Mm Circu* Ceurt By; Jean I Echevarria. McCalls, Raymar. Barren S Fraeptar Peat ON lew Bea 2410 Tampa. FL 2)401 FS40S11SS CABB NO.l BB-9T14 CA-14-K FEDERAL HOMS LOAN MORTGAGE CORPORATION. Plaintiff, NANCY E. MCQEE: WILBURN R. MOEES; JOHN DOE huaband of NANCY ( . MCGEE; JANE DOE wHa al WILBURN R. MOSEE; FORD CONSUMER FINANCE COMPANY; SOUTHEAST SSMINOLI CIVIC ASSOCIATION, ESC. S Florida Hof-For-Profit Corporation d/b/a CHULA VIBTA HOMEOWNER! a ASSOCIATION; and TENANTS/OWNKRS; Dafondantt. NO TICE OP BALB WuWti *1 IIPIUT fnFin UlBI, pursuant ta lha Ordar or Fatal In tha CUcu« Court ol l ammola County. Florid*. I art* aaU tha im p itty situated Vi Samlnola Caunty. Flonda. d>«crtba< aa: BBOm 14B0 FBCT NORTH ANO 13.00 FEET B A IT OF THE SOUTHWEST CORNER OF THE NORTHWEST 1M OF SECTION t t . TOWNSHIP SI SOUTH, RANGE SI BAST, SEMINOLE COUNTV, FLORIDA. RUN NORTH PARALLEL TO T H I WEST U N I SAID NORTHWEST ITS 200 00 T U T , THENCE EAST 1MJW FEET. THENCE SOUTH MO.OO FEET. THENCE WEST 120.00 FEET TO THE POINT OF M OW NING . BEING THE W IST HALF OF LOT* • ANO 0. BLOCK t , UNRECORDED FLAT OF CHULA VISTA. and commonly known aa: M E Overtook Drive, Oviedo. FL 327SS a, to tha a. for caah. County Courthouse, Sanford, Florida, at 11:00 AM on Faoruary ISth, tOOS. Dated: January 29th, 1999. MARTANNE MORSE AS CLERK OF T H I COURT Deputy Clerk in accordance with tha •A c t contact court Admwuolralton at telephone 497-323-4330, not M ar cn M CABB NO. I7-B 4 S -C A -14-L CHASE MANHATTAN MOAT GAOS CORPORATION, l/k/a Chan t al Raatdamui Mortgage Carp orall on. l/k/a Marparedan and Company. Inc.. PMntMt. VS. GLORIA J. PRYOR; at M Da4an AM BN DEB NOTICE Notice M hereby given that, pursuant ta that Ordar Foracloaure BM* Ith. 1994, and ; In chrtl can* numbar 97942-CA-I4-L, bf lha Clrcuil Court at the lath Judicial Circuit m and lor BomInola Caunty. Florida, taharain CH A M MANHATTAN MORTOAOB COR­ PORATION. F/K/A CHEMICAL RESIDENTIAL MORTGAGE CORPORATION, F/K/A BULKGARETTAN ANO COMPANY. INC., M Piatotdt and GLORIA A PRTOR, CENTRAL FLORIOA REGIONAL HOSPITAL. INC., ____ UNKNOWN PSRB0N(8) m POSMBBK3N OF TMB SUBJECT REAL PROPERTY, N/K/A ABRA­ HAM a m is s la a o m m i PERBOmt) m POEBSESIOM OP THE SUBJECT REAL PROPER­ TY f t . N/K/A VERONICA BRVAMT,____ UNKNOWN PEREON(B) m POSSE BEION OP T H I SUBJECT R IA L PROPER­ TY »> , N/K/A LEANOIR SHULER. I*/are Defendants, I will aab la the S Aaeodatee. P.A. IFTST UB IS North. Suite 200 FL S4SI4 -S5SI February 4,11, ISSS Legal Notices IN THb CIRCUIT COURT OF THB SIOHTSBNTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FON SBMINOLB COUNTY, FLORIDA CABB NO:S3-SS7S-CA-14>L SUN BANK. NATIONAL ASSOCIATION, a national banking association. Plaintiff. ve. TIMACUAN VENTURE, a Flonda general pertneraiup, TOOKE LAND ANO DEVELOPMENT COMPANY, a Florida corporation, SANFORD FRUIT CO., a Florida corporation, LBiKB DESIGN. INC , a Florida corporation, PROFESSIONAL ENGINEERING CONSULTANTS. INC , a Florida corporation, RON OARL and SYLVIA GARL. hla wifa, Del andante NOTICB OP B A L I TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN that pursuant to (ho Amended Final Judgment of Forecioaure entered m tho above-captioned action and dated January 24,th 1928,1will sell al public sale «o the highest and bail bidder|t|. or bidden, lor caah, at lha waaf door ol 1h# courthouse, 301 North Park avenue. Bantord. Samlnola County, Florida, between 1100 am . and 2 00 pm on ih i 24lh day ot Fobruary. I I I * . Hie property described on Cahiblt "A* attached hereto EXHIBIT *A‘ Lots U S and 117, TIMACUAN UNIT 11. PHASE I. according lo tho plat thereof aa recorded In Plal Booh 44. Pages 41 through 51. inclusive. Public Records ol S#mmo!e County. Florida WITNESS my hand and official seal of thia Court al Sanford. Seminole County, Florida, Hue 2*lh day ol January ISSS (COURT SEAL) MARTANNE MORSE Aa Clark ol tho Circuit Court By Jean BnMani Deputy Clerk Piami .rt a Attorney Thomas B Smith Magu*e, Voorhra t Walla. PA PO Bo> 6)3 Orlando. FI 11*02 Publish February 4. U , 199* DEN-11 IN THF CIRCUIT CO URT OF T H I BIOHTBBNTH JUD ICIAL CIRCUIT IN ANO FON 9CMINOLB COUNTV, FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION CASE NO. 9 T-1 TS 0 DIVISION 14-B MARKET STREET MORTGAGE CORPORATION. PtalAtlft(e), Nonca of CONTBHM RCB BBM M O ia B O U N TY BEPRBMWAV AU THO R ITY The Seminole County i s tool the pubhc hearing ached uted for Jiiw w y M . 199* baa boon continued to lha toPewpis; BATBi Tuesday, February 10, 19M T W B i 4 10 P M . or aa soon LOCATION I CounTy BartogM I Room 1029 1101 Iasi Fb*IS«roof Banfard. Flartda SI77I to aaid Final Aidgm im. ta wE: LOT* I f ANO t t , BLOCK E. PINE LEVEL. ACCOROINO IO PLAT AS RECOROEO W PLAT BOOK E. PAGE I T . PUBLIC RECORDS OP SEMINOLE COUNTV, FLORIOA. NOTE: PURSUANT TO THE FAIN O B IT COLLECTION P R A C TIC E! A C T YOU ARB ADVISED THAT THIS LAW PIRN IB OBBMSD T O M A OBBT COLLECTOR ATTEMPTING TO COLLECT A O U T AMO AMY INFORMATION ORTBWEO WILL BE USED FOR THAT PURPOBS. Oatad tha ttth dag s i January. : M il ) B T T 4 9 H CBS M T -B U M PubUah: February 4. 11, I I 71— Help Wanted CLASSIFIED ADS MARTHA M ANDERSON, el al. Defendant (i). NOTIC9 OP FORECLOSURE BALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN puiauenl lo a Final Judgment ol Mortgage Fereeleaura dated January ISth, ISSS, and entered In Caae NO 17-1720CA ol Ihe Circuit Court el lha EIGHTEENTH Judicial Circuit In and lor SEMINOLE County, Florida wherein MARKET STREET MORTOAGE CORPO­ RATION i# Ihe Plaintiff and MARTHA M ANDERSON: PINKIE MAC BURNEM. SEMINOLE COUNTY. HODaES. GOSSETT, MCDONALD. ANO OOSSETT. P.A... A DISSOLVED CORPORA­ TION BT SERVING ON BEHALF OF ALL SURVIVING D IR IC TORS/TRUSTECS, HEILIO MEY­ ERS FURNITURE Are the Defender!*, I wM aaM lo Ihe higheat and beat bidder for caah al lha WEST FRONT DOOR OF THE SEMINOLE COUNTY COURTHOUIE, SAN­ FORD. FLORIDA, al 11:00 am . on the 19th day of FEBRUARY, 1999. lha following deectibed property aa ael forth m aaid Final Judgment. LOT 10 AND THE SOUTH 1/1 OF LOT S. BLOCK I t . TIER 1, FLORIDA LAND AND C O LO ­ NIZATION COMPANY LIMITSD I R TRAFFORO't MAP OF T H I TOWN OF SANFORO, ACCORD­ ING TO THE PLAT THEREOF A l RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 1. PAGES 99 THROUGH 64. OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA WITNESS MY HANO end the eeei ef true Court on January ISth, 199S (SEAL) Maryann# More# Clara el Ihe Circuit Court By Jane E. Jaeewic Deputy Clerk Echevarria. McCaKa. Raymar. Barrett t Freppter Poet Office Boa 1410 Tampa. FL 1M 0I F97091929 NOTICB In accordance with the Americana Omabdnioa Act. per­ cent needing a apec iai accom­ modation to participate to true proceeding ehoutd contact Ihe indivKtoal or agency tending notice net laker than eeven (7) day# prior to the proceeding al the add reel given on the nonce Telephono: 407-111. 4110 eat. 4117; 1-000-MS-STM (TOO) or 1-900-915-4770 (v). via Florida Relay Service Pubhah January IS . and February*. 1990 DEM 214 Orlando-Winter Park 407/322-2611 407/831-9993 8 AM •5 PM MONDAY thru FRIDAY CLOSEO SATURDAY & SUNDAY kcr-pmg b u i r w i Sian pad time and work ig>l Phone. Pam- • ponaBon end fetorencet rgqured Cai 330-1291 AUTOMOTIVE 0ETAR.ERS SantordLongwooGOrtando Good Incona Ptoantial Danefit* Altar 90 Daya Tkph Seat 407-293 3055 PRIVATE PARTY RATES 14 Times..........$.68/1ine 7 Times..........S.84/line 3 Times........$1.09/line 1 Time..........$1.42/line Rates are per Insertion 3 line Minimum. 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Or­ lando EOEDrug Fra* COOKE A SERVICERS F/T B P/T Apply M Cactus S30-1T7S ( n lll'n i; "O rtvertol A D O P T IO N — truck l twig eapanaaa coumaanq kmarhcal G IF T OF LIFE BOO-2 IB-2413 Lonqwood Maaiaga Sfurko Wa* tn* watcome 7 days Pnvat* rm* Famata Sue Lmc*UM77S5 27— Nursery A CUM Care ‘ Fo r a l l o f E m f l o t h b it Cu*t AaaVCaahtofRAM f*ch •More A J m e J re r e ( M PET LOVERS a» m pmg oatmt •MoefBUi MKd cancel •SulxmwU enauve dufMN 10 I M CHA esMto •1%BWI ftrqywH e*ww fBMhOtofWTQ *HL^y c»fVtg CMlMn ftnj •flOOMon e veilUD CUSTOMER I S10J5 TO START TNng 30 poebon* by 02/1 M B No *wi tor nto BH91S1 71— Help Wanted rat Fiai (toy mom 324 0911 ~ NANFIT W ANTID For 2 ywar oU Lrv* ui U S Rat* Waaafy r a n * Cal 3J03B7n *h*r a 30 r m Pert-Tkw* arngtoymem epp ato*. w ew Cad tor 20-2171 etafHMry 12.11 t o r -m -t r t t ALL HOURS 10 yn aap m ctaU MARTA ADAYCARE Baby » ” •DO1Pr* School LAKE MARY U C #994-7 322 0094 I\I "W H »o rk «R * S -«1 »h » •Al sfwItoCNierWncwd 21— Personal t ALONE? 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Florida, to eccordanco with tha pranaton* ot Iti# Fictitious Nam* Blatuta*. TaWit. Soction 1 (1 0 9 , Florida •taluta* 19*1. David Oordnar Pubtmh: Fabruary 4. 1999 D EN -M parmnee nacattpry For mor* mlormahon land a SASC to PfunaWna Commimtcaliona. P O Boa 994199 Miami. FL S U M 1395 N O TICE ay you wwiK. tolaFy dato he* Dome a nan ana Pom home P i ro d (407) 249 24 955* COME WOFW WITH THE BEET Open y a w n Cam *20 S i 2.tu LaamEaeai bom toe founder to on* of i into* U T IU r r CON TR A C TO R County. at I tn bu*in**a at 170 Parkway. 91* 141. FL 11749, * Fiona*. CREATIONS, and that I intone Otvitton Ta M Corporation*. Flonda. to aeeor- FtcUUou* Nam* Blatuta*. ToWit: ioction 1*9 09. Florid* Statuto* I H I . Dato Aim Honno Pubtmh Fabruary 4, 199* DEN-27 LABOR RITE out Par* E you atw aanou* about makmg money wf no aa* at prod, no at*, nonto Cad 2B2-3320 BALES. I May m home and earn M H t o m Free H a tlip k a m * 4*7-991-91 S3 M 9P D ^J|fg9 9 H 100 ♦ MEN A WOMEN NCCDCO ° a s fs s r e to stowys nice Id help people M work and eel the ouaMy help you need. Cai 323-M il. twword CtoeefHede TTwy EMM EXTRA m i -No COM lor : l c i earn to ESBOfwk mek- U PM M nSFACTM Y COMfLETION OF ROUTE PH total trtsffissss^ssti^^ ABETTBRJOeFORVOUt JuM C a » Never a Feel — ^ Carriers makmg wooden frame* Earn tol 1394/ wk Cel E3DB444 «M C-4S MBBRSeg B oidgang i Buia Tntai CRaptor t 1 But* Na.i M E Pur p*** m b etfaati t m ill 70— Education ft Training 14— For Sale — .1 AVON EARN TO 90% COBtoT7 Flea Hr*. Bendl: 331-11*3 tod. Bales. Rep. 900-90S-11M "II/ / / W . N O TICE OF FIC TITIO U S haraby givan that I buamaa* at toe Allan E g . (1(M . AA aman la 9 pi mg*. PL 1171*. laminate Caunty. Ptonea. undar to* obtained by Semmoie Cortoty Eepraaawey Authority Phone (497) M S-M 09, eateneion 9749 PER IONS WITH DtSABILITIBB NEEDING ABBWTAMCS TO PARTICIPATE W AMY OF THEBE PROCIIDfNOS SHOULD COMTACT THE EEMBIOLB COUNTY ■EPAESIWAV AUTHORITY OFFICE 49 HOURS WAOWAMC E OF T H I MSETB9B AT M S -M M , (ITIN B IO M E74B. PERSONS A M A S W M O THAT IF TM9V DECIDE T O APPBAL ANY 0ECI9I0RB M A M AT THEEC THEY WILL NBBO A OF T H I PROCSEORfOE AMO FOR SUCH PURPOSE THEY MAY NEED T O M B U R B THAT A VERBATIM RE CORO O f TH E PROCEEDING* IB M AM WHICH m C LU M B TMB TE S TI­ MONY ANO BWOENCE UPON WHICH THB APPEAL IS TO M B A S I0 . PER SECTION 299.010*. FLORIOA STATUTES. Putman February 4 , 19M DSN-41 A M YOU DEPENDABLE ANO HONEST? ttofp "Ah house- Seminole CLASSIFIED DEPT. HOURS V*. HELP I ________ tor luM *21 00 Mas chocMto to C A L Y P S 0 1454 N. Lakemote Ave. WAraar Park. FL SETH._______________ DELIVER B E U SOUTH TELEPHONE DIRECTORIES M OVIEDO. 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Pubhah:February 4, I t , ISSS DCN-ST Legal Notices I yr O TR m JC to a * A C 0 L m g Ptoaae CM Bam to Ipm 1400474 9060 Mon-Frt Only EC* 324-4832 0RST0F8V: 0AV CHAFTBIM MAS to htong tor ey-Fndey. edmanl to tor appoaemerd As a AiiociaM ol you b n help prepwe paaarto tor aiamtnaliona. conduct ImporlW to minor aurgery h i e wertong career ■ you N s tog oilers C E L E B R ITY a P H E R 120 Waal tokeMenr Sanford, Ftoftd* 31771 CaF Today! 497 -H 1 H 1 S n o t le a l Feet Street Sanford, Flartda 31771 BATB _ r t f . f*00i i _____ BATB p b E N M NMLB A P P R P V B i FeBfwary 19. I I PCRtONS WITH O M A e u m s a NBBORM ABB4STAMCB TO PAR­ TICIPATE to ANT OF THEBE PNOCBBDtoOB BHOULO CONTACT T H I SEMINOLE COUNTV EXPRBSBWAY AUTHORITY OFFICE 4B HOUR! to ADVANCE OF THB MEETtoO AT SIS-ISOO, EXTENSION *740 PERSONS ARB ADVISED TH ATIF THEY OBCEN TO APPBAL ANY DECISIONS H I M AT THEBE MSSTB9QS/HSAMNQB, T H IY WILL N I1 0 A RE CORO OF THB PROCBBDtoGE ANO FOR SUCH PURP ost TH8V NAY N B IO T O ENSURE THAT A VSRGATB4 RBOOAO OF T H I PROCEUMNOE M MAOS WHICH toC U IOBB THS T tS T lMONT ANO (VtOBNCB UPON WHICH THB APPBAL IB TO I E B A U D . PER ECCTION E B M I M . FLORIOA STATUTES. Publish February* I H E OEN-40 •&1 EdM Hwy 439. Bto. 100 l FL 32707 H K O H K X •rrs Z X K W H I M D K P M U H H F H L I X K Z M - J K K O Z X I Z I B I F A K I U M H I -9411 F C Z H I I U C K M M . 1 W X F F M Z M O X K F — ! S H F A K Q . PREVIOUS SOLUTION: -M o m psopto tn acBor very much; a n d y a ^ m r ^ h u m a n being ta « B I t M by NBA Inc I I f �Sanford Herald. Sanford, Florida - Wednesday. February 4. 1998 ■ 71— Help Wanted AVON NSKOS rape • tr>« pood .d e i hours 321-7192 I M Mary Copy Shop seeks hid and part-time employees Experience operating copy macMnee or counter tales a plus Fee resume to S9607SS or can 71— H elp W on ted it Olft Catalog/ party plan drttnbutors Process orders from home Ready cash For start-up kil/t-time member*Mp tea. MAIL 130 00 chacVmo » : CALYPSO VARIETY. USA N. Lahemont Ave. Winter Park, FL 32792. H U W L te y M w a f l ___ LABOR R E A D Y e SALES ASSISTANT 20 30 Mrs/ wk $6hr . comm Must be organued. dependable, good phone S people skits Back­ ground check Apply in person CELLTEL CELLULAR EM t S. French Ave, Santord WORK TOCMYmUD TODAY SALES LAWN MAMTENANCE Mutt have own transportation 407 322-0938 A ppJM • French Ate kUUKTI NANCE PERSON Must have exp, own loolt A truck Floor lech aleo needed LONQWOOO RETWEMENT VkAAOE. 7874800 MAINTENANCE TECHNICIANNeeded lor Lake Mery common*y Musi be MVAC certified C k y screening req C e l 321- No etp necessary We wD train you to earn 12S-A0K « your trtt year eefcng a service everyone needs Leads provided, bene­ fits C al Tutl Master lor inter­ view 3214529 EARN ^U L L-TIM E PAY FO R PAR TTIM E W ORKIII R O U TE C A R R I E R Estabkthed Routes Newipa per delivery lor Santord Area Earn money while taking a drive m (he country Apply tn MAK1 H O M Y , at n w h or as m a as you want, with ShaUee A AT t T a New Home-fleaed Itn last foods operaaons Wary good salary Apply n per­ son Taos South French AreBentord-Leef Fa SANFORD HERALD 100 N French Avenue. SECURITY OFFICER JOS Training Armed A Unarmed _ Brandy A Assoc. S34-7A44 M c tp n o N n T 3 w ip lo y / / i«/ jt W o rk in g C s n trs l F lorld s lo r Y O U I (4 0 7) 333-2044 F/T pc ween Eipanancad at Fam#y Precise 3 L 5 liantortLPA S J i, 7)2 W M 23to Street. Bantord a M ttt A SSIST. M A N A O E R Santord Firm Needs You F O U N D R Y S U P E R V IS O R MOO/wk. Top Qrowlng Co. S H O P S U P E R V IS O R 1700/wk. Woodworking Background D A TA EN TR Y EnSer Inventory W A R E H O U S E T R A IN E E OW. EataMlahod Co. C L E R IC A L A S S IS T A N T Train! Fun Atmoaphara D R IVER S Put your COL la work. TELLS n C M union sip pretarred lake Mary area Fai resume to W -M M IM . MKNRV M A IM H M N O Car A toeuance Needed Weekends FREE 331 -328» R e s id tn tle l C le a n in g MOLLY M A C M H M N O F/T •M # * M a m . ■ wet Train. 407-7174007. Now hmng aiparwnced COOKS, SERVICE NS S OtSHWASHE M . Top pay. paid vacations attar 1 year Medical and a thug Fra# Work place ASM E SR 48 West Sen lord e o r - m - m i S 3770 Orlando Dr-17-0 Santera « T - S t t 4 M O E X f T d R88TAURANT P I CeatsernWephone suns Nr S 333-4470 PART-TIME Ctearvpaml/mow Need own trana Alto machine byewrvxa m - W __________ MVROLL/ACCOUMTMM C LIN K Santord area Part TWw M F lAjsl have eminence Cal 3284888 or tax readme to 328 • M _________________________ F t ST CONTROL OPERATOR ■anted F/T Pretaned s«pen arm m OHF S lawn S omemert tw Fteeae cal 990-9107_________ PHONE PROS Salary • comm * bonus F/T or F/T Retti ed atmosphere-amokng ok Detoe or Maw 767 9270 ■ W TO W H X R — tArwnum S years aspenenca and water end fewer Oood Drug Free Work Apply at WO Miller Cad Today...Work Tomorrow! TOOW .IU h SL Santord S H IN G LE IN S TA L LE R S T U MSTALLIRS/HELPf RS Needed Own tools end nansdonation C t« Q m m -4 1 0 3 ELECTRICIANS A Helpers TOR F A T BENEFITS rend A comm DFWP Apply Santord Electric 2322 S Park Ortve m-HW WANTED: ln<»vduals who ars tasking a fuiMi.nj people on muted career ORE AT employ men) environment professional status and benefits Consider me career of Denial Assisting Formal education of 1200 hours La ad ng to Stale end tutorial credentials Work m a last paced, fugtney Mchncei. ever Changing career m the aMwd hearth »w*d ot Dental Assisting Can Orange Technical CenSanOrlande Tech Dental Depart­ ment, 407-216-7040. eit. ASM Whether you Ore already ri the work place, ready to reamer ot fust looking to the future they have e program designed lor | W ------- ----------------------- -------------- WAREHOUSE tor twe ei tie near tufcx* with a rap d y growng battery eaten**** company Aaeemwers wen atm try to work wen dexterity and preaaam an mnutt pent Com pany pwd benekt package petd hcssleys and lurtaon rerrtmrvs MATHEWS ASSOCIATES WC •AS Hckman Q rd t , F I 31771 SOS____________ M ANAGER Leading produce company seeking experienced and real* ade meager weh qulety control and inventory skills Produce s i penance helpful but no ne cessay Cak 1114474 Dw 91— A pertm en ta/H om ee to S h a re F tC ei mce area ttoawk * tec met uMs Call 12T V U rx pegs 441 -6498 7 93— Rooms For Rant ihetpki n M n fl i ^ m Oood lood ladhry e r i pAM p> benekt pack____NW C - (407) 969-0444 R IG H T H A N D MAN 97— Apartments Furnished WEEKLY RENTALS Starting • 177/wk Historic Downtown IW 4 4 7 ] EFFKCN CV Maid serv - convenient location _ _ _ 3 2 3 j K 0 8 __________ FURNMIM D ROOMS Al uWs n d Laundry, phone, and kA use M3190 a week 3244933 S' 95— Room msta SANFORD rm with house pnF WiD. HOO'mo . ItODdep plus haSoluU Non-drinker Please cal S21 -SSA2. POSITION OPEN FOR: CIRCUUI10N/DISTRIBUTI0N ASSISTANT The Santord Harald is currsntJy sccspting applications lor a ps/1-tams drculsbon/distnbution sssstsnl Ths idsaisppfcsrtwihavspaMsipshsncshcireuistionof distribution procsssai . imsrsstsd candkJatos rtould submit ■ rssums or apply in parson si 300 N. Ranch Ass., Santord. FL 32771 99— Apartments Unfurnished 29?±______________ 153— Acreage Lot For Sale APARTMENT LOCATOR Srvc Find what you are toolung lor 1-S0P-33OAM0 DELTONA 10 acme. Ideal tor mobte homesite. homes, cattle, laming or nursery Zoned agri­ cultural. 13.900/ACRE. 5 m down w/owner fnence 904-71T1772 01906787-8822 MARINER S VILLAGE LAHEAOAIBOnW 1410VO 2 ftonu 14TOVO Win UP 323-4670 ROSE LEA VILLAS 271 Specie/ - lAtOAtonrh HUD OKAY 407-3304431 OAKRKIOE FARMS - Osteen/ Dertona area 10 acre*, deal tor horses or cattle term Mobile home of homesne Zoned egn 144.900 Financing aval ml sm down payment (904) 767-8300 SANFORD 217 Apt W O 1465 < dep NICE1! Please cel 134-2514 after 6 pm 155— Condominiums For Sale SANFORD HISTORIC DIST. 1/1 San palm, hardwoxl fkjori fireplace Spaoout 1400/1330 Stantlrom Realty 322-3491 100— Condominium Rentals SANFORD)2/7) Pine RUge Ouh 1528/mo MAX EDA Carp Real tor tea4400 ___________ 103— Houses* Unfurnished NOTICE 1300 DOWN....WHY RENT? When you can own this 3 bdrm home w/ C H A new pamt S car pel 7 Ask about MUO homes' The HIMman Oroup. Inc. ___ .1214312 COUNTY 2/1 wf estra tot No MM month s ranCM1400 1 11 |1 *r ^1 J(t V * l.' I , . 141— Homes For Sale 117— Commercial Rentals LFASE Pome showroom 6 warehouse 110 970 sq ft SR 441 frontage 407 379 2300 OFFICE/WHSE 30004 5.000 tl From 13 •> Prime tacahon Mwy 17 92 Santord. I W from Axport (Vvd Call 324-4440 JirrVSue Al rental and real !•»law adver­ tisement! a'e subject to the Federal Fee Mouwtg Act. when makes 4 awgal to advertise any preference limitation or drtcomma ton based on race, cot or. rakguin. sai. handicap, fa Z\I fI PME MOGE CLUB 2/2, Laun­ dry rm. sem patio. 145.000 Please cal 121-t 244 PROFE1SIOHAL/RE TAK. Space 1301 W 1st Street 160 3100 tqll tlSOmon 6 UP BEVERLY B. MASON REALTY [407)1224193 119— Office Space For Rent OFFICE SPACE 130 to 3 000 sq ft Custom offices, siec services aval Comperitrve raws 6300306 O f FICE/OFFICE-WAREHOUSE Now AvaAabW Guartlan Personal Ston torage Cal tor dMa4s 378 2300 SANFORD 61 5 liSO-mo . 1830 sec dep CHA scr pen WSpa. Great rm. wpooi tebw ♦ i d place No pets' 371-2729 SANFORD OFFICE SPACE 2 Suites evatlaMe - 1100 SF A 1100 SF. 407-321-7004 141— Homes For Sale RF / M X 6TENSTROM RENTALS CASSELBERRY V I Carport sempeh C H A 1600/I S00 MELLONVILLE V2 Sing gar kv 4 tarn rms laund rm hrdwd Iks. « comer lot I72V1700 SANFORD Srt Famey room, cvpcrt. Incd yanl IIOO^SIO SANFORD i t l DupWi C H A New carpet S part 1440/1310 J N DOYLE |407) 321-2420 WE NEED HOUSES TO WENT 105— Oupfex/TripJei SANFORCMCOROITOWN 7 bdrm A C t i l l WStow Ave 137Vmon Charke 869 7287 114— Werehouee/Rental WAREHOUSE SPACE- 6 000 sq ft w/ 600 kq It m bond oftae Dock height 6 drive m 223 pnasse Oood pa kxv} 430-0606 117— Commercial Rentals Lease. Santord Commerce Ctr (ocaled at Park Ave S 23»i St 2 suites approi 3000 sI 6 8.500 at IWpsf per year Parking it abundant Cal John (lay at Strictly Commercial. Lie Real Brokers 407-646-0330. O M I < iM f (| I I /• I Millions o f p e o p le h a ve sold their hom os with the help ot the Santord H erald Classified. W hy not tel us help you, too?) (407) 114-Sltt. Eft. 101 WAREHOUSE SPACE W a re h o u M space for rents 1,250 sq. ft., part of larger w arehouse area. 24 hour access. Lo ca te d b e h in d S a n fo rd Herald new spaper building. T h ic k loading d o ck available at n o additiona l coa t. N o lease required. F o r m ore Information, call Frank Voltollna at tha Sanford Harald. 322-2611 A Great Place to Live Hornet 13 000 t o IS 000 Setup Fmanong OUM T) 321-2941 CARRIAGE COVE 24t44 1/2-B2 Bkytne Spkt plan, new carpet can w iy I lap srdng. IL1S400 159— Reel Estate Wanted WVESTOR SUVMO HOUSES PLUMS or LEMONS Charke — S-T2S7 191— Appliances A Furniture For Sate 222— Musical Instruments 193— Lawn & Garden LAWN EQUIPMENT Tanaka she* edgert 6 hedge tnmmer, 1130 each Trailer w gatn 1300 Keffogg 5 h r SO gal compres­ sor 1450 Sprayers . weed eat­ ers. 6 mrsc nems 407-328•300. 211— Antlque/Collectlbles MODERN FURN. 8 Ankqute 1 PIECE or Whole Household 906774-2223/407-460-1332 217— Garage Seles W A N T T O G E T RID O F A L L TH AT STUFF? A YARD SALE it the perfect way to do mat and the Santord Harald can bring people to your door Advertise your sale m the Santord Harald and Lata Harr Ufa tor only 1 StArw and watch tha aems leave while the money comes m. C s l by Noon on Tuesday and your 5 toe ad can run for three day, m the Herald and once m me Lake Mary Lrfe lor ONLY 110-70!! AX we ask 4 mat you prepay the as Cal u6 we can hetp'l (407) 322-2611 SSDOLLARS FOR DAZZLERSS9 Set.. 2/7. I am-1 pm WalMart In Sanford. _________ G ARAG E SALE F U N D R A IS E R S A T F E B 7T H 6-4 Seminole County Transportston. 622 East SR 4M. W rter Springs Treasure galore, pertin j d tree come y»n me funrt O P E N FIELD S A L E FRI/SAT/SUN 8-3 Of! Mettonvitie onto Forest Jr tooow sons Lots of GOOOrES" and ANTtOUES-gtassware. OXXL. P O R C H /Y A R D S A L E THUR/FRI/SAT 712 Palmetto Ave Sanlord-oft o( 2Srn street Antiques, tunuture, clothing, baby items, conecuK M and m e t YARD SALE FR I 2/5 thru S U N 2/8 7 :3 0 s m -? 336 Upuia Rood Santord OW kids iwewa'k pedal car. oto coke sign and tot, more stuff! No early bads’ FULL S(ZE LOWERY ORGAN Make otter Rotweitier puppies MxIxortrH 3461044 223— Miscellaneous FREE SAMPLE Reg Nurse goes from s m 20 to 6 Queranlee results 407-8S241S2 W O L F E T A N N IN G B E O S TAN AT O M E Buy OtFIECT and SAVE) CommereiaLbnme urvu from 1199 00 Low Monthly Payments FREE Color Catalog Cal TODAY 1-SOO-TM-Q15B 230— Antique/Classics 18 114PAL A SS conv. Runs , need restoration 12.000/ Caff 324-1157 or 324 2339 70 DOOOE Charger 440 cu eng rebuilt 727 Irena 458 gears 34OOGO0O 324-1157/324-2339 231— Care For 8a la LET US DO TH E WORK FOR YOU! The Santord HarmtrUaka Story Ufa wants to meka you money! It you piece a two week ad with u i to set your vehde (publish­ es in both the Santord Hereto and the Lake Alary Life al a coal ol only 127.54) and you don't sal a nght away, w el run me ad tor another two weeks at no charge! A l we ask is mat you pay lor the Frit two weeks be­ fore w* run it tor free! Wa ll do alt the work • you collect ell the SSS. Call ue at (407) 322-2811 and watch Seminole County*' iwork lor youth 91 CRYSLER LAZER 5-tpeed tow macs. PwPs.Pb. good area redo 1750 3494088 SEIZED CARS from 1171 Porsche*. CadHlac*. Chevy, BMW*. Corvette, Alto Jeep,. 4WDs Your area Toa Free 1800-2184000 Ext 2208 tor c u ­ B IO S ORTHOPEDIC FIRM SETS wen 5 yea/ warranty Nev­ er uaed Twin 171 Fuff lt0 5 Queen |t2S King 1169 Call 407--------------- 219— Wanted to Buy lt's v e ry e a s y to seU your old c a r • just advertise It in the S an ford H erald classi­ fied an d o v e r 5,000 p e o ­ p le win s e e your adl Alum. Cane C opper/ >Rocyckn, : 221-4004 •IS W. FVet-klF M . Set.61 T ru c h / B u e e e / V e n e F o r DAY BED While. Vrctonen stye with 2 turn maltresaes 6 truruke Never used 1300 40T- 221— Good Things to Eat M ATTRESS SALE • Full 6/a used bos springs A mattress 163 00 Lanya Mart 3224132 NAVEL OKANOES A NED (M IAK FR U rr. Menwether Farms 3461 Celery Ave SOFA SCO 6 LOVE SEAT Good carnMor 1IOO *262797 Navels, rad grapefruit,. Unger me* Fresh prom Grove We BAGGS MARKET Sfto 322-3861 191— Building Materials W ant to talk to o v e r 5.000 p e o p le without the sta g e t right? A d vertise your Dusine&s or s e rv ic e s In th e S an ford H erald C lesa M ed s a n d talk lo BED • BERTA Parted Sleeper king sue. never used 8(4 m plastic, was 11200 sacrifice 1371 (407) 2S2S33S STEEL BUILDINGS Never put up I0»29waa 16.212 MS M M 13960. 30*90 was S17.S40nown.770 Mual sea Deve 1 n s 191-8111 252-Accountlng (C O N B O O K U C P e M Cu* omuecVpereonakred prck-iai ■nice 897-948 M71 253*Additions 4 276-Electrical tM ED AN ELECTRICIAN? CALL DICKY ELECTRIC 407-3914731 r*9 Ym. 279-Handy Men C o n su ltin g 235— U DOOOE RAM 230 tongbed van 134.S32 mile*. Rune A* It Se* end make oSer al San­ tord Herald. 300 N. French Ave. Santord (to back of main buto"O l 2 3 9 -Vehicles Wanted IFor Junk Cere. These S MNd KEIPMICNCA eCAUTKUL W H 8 T S S ZT S ZT & ZS r StoKw aaiUBAkto A N » 297-Lawn Bfvtoes FULL MtoVCee 1-1737er pgr RES/COM FREE EST. QUALITY 2 7 8 jto U jjn fl Resto Yeah, garage RaetonabN Ratos/l ... 3469668 bnorovements Dfvorce 155. Bank/uplcy STS, Adaption 878, Name SS5. (S3. Etc. Etc (407) 522-03 322-0347 34 hr*: E-Z PARA l«*7) n i gp *t6 m M X TY FS C ABw m -refaoW •eeSMOMMliinW,’coMertop/ 9*44490 CALLUSAT iW M Tflfm f 2£ S £ T i (4 0 7 )3 2 4 4 3 3 4 restart. pa*Wng i ceramic Mi. ~ ‘ ' ‘ 321-8872 CHARLES a (Oen) MSXSR. Boeder, CBC0372i5. Rea/ Comm., remodel, sddaons, repa* MC. VISA a07-99617«1 DAVE) KSY CONSTRUCTION g On U th Strmt (R t 4$A) batmmn 17-92 t and Airport Bird, on HortwaUAvanua K A Ttrre BeDjpiYw.. refitji yr». axp * ref The Sanford Herald needs CARRIERS for established routes In the Sanford area. Rll you need is dependable transportation, organizational skills and afternoon avail­ ability In order to begin a groat new Jobl POSITIONS RURILRBLE NOUII S modeto. Nex compiase 4 u n i a g a m k «g e o | a JJJ 8 0 to l4 7 i^ Free eat Uetoe. S9141M 301-RooBng VATI8 Uc. *MC00S9O00.9961480 ■ s a n u E B •Aff phataa of lawn care•1 tone cut or montofy servicei R A TI It * »4 S a S Tree cutiLfXjf'twJiwiiO Lendicip# Ing Top Bodlfil dK/grivei ■ficMBbob cel. retet RANCH m m ALB DAMAGE REPAIR SPECIALIST 312— Ttee Service CtM API CHEAP1 Tree pmntog/toiecitona/toiai la acaplng uac/lnaur 9914SSS LE TS US LIFT YtXJR CLEANP4Q BURDENS WBaMff-week esc. 897-9938 at S961MO JO VE-IN -O UT Specials Home/ 9 c m p u n u ie Wkshvy— Free ML 309-7220 or pgr. 372-3110 Cleaning ■BMSngeJtoeCcmnYFree EM/ Lecnnaur OF 1917001 APOLLO CLEANMO 8VC ComnvRaaxl Qualify Svc/SatMlaceon guar Ucrtne 321-8044 I8W CLEANerO: bmeaMa la O K lo e fl •a. We Seine )eS right. s iiiui iy ipRepsii 281-krigation * xsmm Free eel 324-0327/or pgr or enmed responee 999-3991 SOkre. *7 A, CLSAMB80 SVC ResKV DmecnoNS: CARE U -e U T-lT I WIN ill! AppktoyWenl c ChrtsImaalM ale Local t a u s e m m t J M 261-Computer tetwerk toauaabona wmes/nt, tccesi. VB, graphica. on to* _ 6074761933 f J . Sm 1W7 • I m MsM, FL H7Tt Noptferson wtt inlegrtyandentwsisamnesdsdto OMonaoootrts torths 8wlord HeraldandLake Mary Us. ThisIsan"outside positonwWitscs-tcpiscsislss. Pie»taa Idas sysrisnes prsisfTSdCsl 322-2611or mai rssumsto: 94 FLEETW OOO 14 X 70 37 CHA. 10 X 20 awing Many EX TRAS" S31-770SW 372 1553 Doon, windowt. cerpemry, pSng. deck! A concieii S O B e lC 8 C 1 9 M 0 LAKE M AR ADVERTISING REPRESENTATIVE 157— Mobile Homes For Sale Call 323*6160 » H r * .illy f U > s o u r r HOT. HOT, HOT1 37 Fuel Upper ttartfwood Floort. wak to Sem M*/i Only 149 300* SA HOLE WOOD-1/1 Upstart New appi S OVA. over looks -a l . l X - - ■ - » i- - — I-a I pool w i penvcirpe f to 123 200 Cal 327 9315 12 iS S 30 73 Cambridge W O . sem rm ttJDOO 'AIM SANFORD 4/3 102 loch Arbor Court Near MayFa<r Country Club Cal 123-9170 lex appr SANFORD 21 Com local on 1400mo XMAS Discount Del ifd 321-6717 HEATHROW gated community Executive 4 bdrm. 1 bath pool. 3 car garage 1375.000 Can 333-1070 tor appontmenl Pnno f t a a t _____________________ SANFORO Rant U own. 3 bdrm. 2 bath. 1/4 acre tot. Special Government financing Owner agent, 24 not H a tm m . 40 SpR plan Over 1 600 sq ft Appt fnod 2 car gar 179400 40 OVER 2 000 to ft/ LArttrV lamirpic Crptwkwop 1112.900 SO Sep ModwrarHaw quarters Over 2300 aqSSSSJOO ■ LAKE MARY *1 S Clean CHA large lanced yam IK Mary schotYs Ret reqiered 16iOmo . 1630 see dep 1104466 1370 RF/AltX H p . t l f y H c s o i i m f*> MOVE-M-CONO. V I 5 New car­ pel S pa*nt Nice Y*fS- end front porch 135.000 A l It DCDC CALLAWAY, Realtor (407) 134-9211, C H IO S _L POSITION O PEN FOB: 149— Commercial Property For Sale WARE HOUSE/OFFICE S 6 000 to ft * 2 800 sq rt men nine 3 bathroom, AC offices tec system MOTIVATED 1130 000. owner finance Cell (407) 807-9201 or cel (8t3| 417 SANFORD Histone district 2/1 I250rtvkly . 1300dec util mcl neUee^M M M M ^^^^^ G itm l/io Jii THCKSTCFTicF - K IT ’ V C A R L Y L E ® b y ' L a r r y W r ig h t umraumoM weeh A tro*. fkk u e A ■ s L is u s k S e . 267-Lewn Services T tewslump removal. Free 8M �— •Santord Herald. Sankxd Flood* •Wednesday. February 4. 1996 BLONDIE b y Chi c Y o u n g IT?S THE HEAVIEST J SNOW WE’VE MAO / . * 38 YEARS* I SEE YOU TOOK MY L IT T L E M INT ■*< Depression may have physical cause B y P e t e r H . G o t l. M .D . B O S S ' THE T V SAID WE SH O U LD STAY HOME have tetracyclin e stains on m y teeth Why did this happen? Can the process be rev* rs*.1? DR. GOTT D E A R D R G O TT: In many o f your colu m n i, you te e m to favor m ed ica­ tion for phyiical problem s but not for mental problem s, such as depression. A r e you a w a re that m any types or depression have a physical cause? In such instances, anti-depressant drugs can m ake an enorm ous d ifference in the quality o f life. D E A R R E A D E R : M a n y ty p e s o f depression a re indeed related to the Imbalance o f brain chemicals. This is, as you pointed out, a physical disorder th a t can b e h e lp e d b y a p p ro p ria te drugs. I am sorry if I gave the wrong Impression. I take depression serious ly and a g re e that affected patients are usually helped by drug therapy. THE BORN LOSER HOW by Art Ssntom l DOUT 3 f C N P tN O U C M Tl I W lb H l » U v L > K K X J > £ . fO P . r TUM c m BE F t t m £ D * T C V E R Y M O U C .IV C SPCNTOfUHE-ftOt1 X U C IT IN O MEW to the judicious use o f anti-depressant d ru g s . In su ch in s ta n c e s , m e d ic a l a tte n tio n and p r e s c r ip tio n s a r e in order. \ firn rs l PEANUTS by Chart** M. Schulz CAN A PIANO PLAYER SUPPORT A WIFE WHO IS USED TO ALL THE NICE THIN6S IN LIFE ? YOU KNOW. CAR5. absolutely *pia n o p l a y e r s CLOTHES. A BEACH MAKE ENORMOUS AMOUNTS OF M0NEYITHEIR WIVES CAN HOUSE..THIN65 LIKE THAT.. > BUY ANYTHIN© THEY WANT! i Jr 7 V £ * l \ I’LL PROBABLY 0 MARRY A 1 VIOLA PLAYER.. i f iS r Y --------------------- s' 1 \ * EEK A MEEK it O f cou rse, it’s a m atter o f d egree. P e o p le who su ffer an acute and p ro ­ found sense o f loss — from a divorce, d e a th o f a lo v e d o n e , o r fin a n c ia l r e v e r s a l, f o r e x a m p le — u s u a lly b e c o m e d e p r e s s e d , but can w o rk through the difficulty without support­ ing the pharm aceutical industry. On th e o th e r hand, ch ron ic d ep ressio n that la not caused by situations in the environm ent alm ost always responds by Howl* Schnaldar carefully w eigh the risk benefit ratio D E A R D R . G O T T : W hen I w as a c h ild , m y p e d ia tr ic ia n o fte n p r e ­ scribed tetracycline for upper resp ira­ to ry in fe c tio n s . N ow . as an adult, I ACROSS 36 Ford flop 37 Eskimo, e.g. 39 Act like a dispatcher 41 D o r s successor 13 Encroachment 44 Aasn. lor 14 U s l of dachshunds mistakes 45 Nourished 18 Mexican party 46 Peaceful 81 Imitation gold 16 Type of 54 Dennis the — computer 58 Meal place 17 Mineral spring 86 Handsome 18 Q loom y guy man 20 W heel of 87 D elected Fortune buy (2 wde.) DOWN 1 Actress Oabor (2 wds.) 7 Makes a 21 Wetter 28 Sleet Ingredient (2 wds.) 28 Red See country 32 Macaw 33 Plano piece 34 Purposeful 38 M g ship Nonetheless, w e as a society — rely too heavily on drugs. M any o f us in c o rr e c tly b e lie v e that th e r e is an antidote for every ailment, that happi­ ness com es in a pill bottle, and that you can feel good simply by taking the right medication W e forget about the v e ry rea l — and som etim es d a n g e r­ ous — side effects that any drug can produce. D E A R .tR A D E R : T e tra cy c lin e is a good a n t* e u : 'hat is useful in treat in g mar- • k in d s o f in fe c tio n s . H o w e v e r , it d o c s h a v e o n e g la rin g drawback: It com bines with the grow ing portion o f teeth, and can lead to a marked, yellowish discoloration o f the tooth enam el. This ia why tetracycline is not p re s c rib e d fo r c h ild re n until th eir perm anent teeth have erupted Tooth discoloration from the drug was not r e c o g n iz e d u n til s e v e r a l y e a r s ago, when gen eration s o f youngsters grew up with m ottled teeth. Until that tim e , t e tr a c y c lin e w a s w id e ly p r e ­ scribed for children. N ow it isn't. 1 2 3 4 W hizzes Clip Wild buffalo Smell organism s 8 Used a bench • Slow musical 7 N s the — I Answer lo Previous Puzzle INJAITIAILI □ □ □ □ n n n n n m n m ra n n ra □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ n n □ □ □ □ □ n n □ a m □ □ □ m o Q m □ □ □ s a n n m m □ □ □ □ a m n n n □ □ □ H m □ □ □ a m □ m u m □ m m m m a m □ n m n a m a n m m n n □ o ) C al lor Answers s r<ut» m oriu ar) x u m w ( » " « * • 1-900-454 3535 ext. code 100 m n m n a m n n a n n n m n m a m could dot • Fancy vase • Gun grp. 10 Festive 11 a a r n m n n a m n n n 12 N's a long 19 Navel i 21 More muddy 22 Prophetic one 22r -* • 24 II Therefore, in m y columns, I tend to harp about harmony and balance It’s a ll righ t to stop w h ining and g e t on w ith y o u r life — and a ll o f us know people who could profit by this type of to u g h -lo v e a d v ic e . I t ’ s a ll r ig h t to exercise m ore (because exercise can r e lie v e m ild d e p re s s io n ), drink less alcohol (a depressant) and rely on our gargantuan capacity to heal ourselves without m edication Each o f us feels blue now and then W e get over H. r 29 I 27 Many qts. 29 OkMUm et Paul — 30 First garden 31 Soctolm lsfH 37 Astronauts' eM right 3 * O f a viscous M y c o m m e n ts a r e n ot m ea n t to m a lig n th e v e r y r e a l p r o b le m o f d e p r e s s io n th at m illio n s o f p e o p le e x p e r ie n c e . Su ch p a tie n ts , a ft e r a th o ro u g h m e d ic a l e x a m in a tio n (to rule out hypothyroidism, anem ia and other causes o f depression), can lead happier and m ore productive lives if g iv e n a n ti- d e p r e s s a n t d ru g s . Depression is real; it can be incapaci­ tatin g. but it ia trea ta b le. Y e t, aa Is tru e w ith an y m ed ic a tio n , w o m ust It started as auction B y P h illip A ld e r In th e v e r y fir s t A u c tio n B r id g e M agazine, aa it w a * called fo r th ree y e a r a b e fo r e lo a in g th e A u c tio n m oniker, th ere was a com petition to r a is e m o n e y f o r K in g 'a C o lle g e H osp ita l London. It cost one ahUling to enter. K C II was trying to raise 500 p ou n d s to r e o p e n a c lo s e d w a rd . (N othing changes, does it?) T h e second KCH problem featured th e s e N o rth -S o u th h an d s. S ou th opened one n o trump, which, as it was Auction, was passed o u t (In Auction, y o u r s c o re w as b ased s o le ly on the nu m ber o f trick s won. So, by takin g nin e tricka, South w ou ld c o lle c t the gam e bonus.) T h e opening lead ia the heart four. South wins w ith the ac e and caahes his tw o top clubs, but W est discards th e spade th ree on the second. H ow should South continue? see the two and three, announces that W est has on ly four hearts. (F ou rth highest leads started in whist, which p r e d a te d b r id g e .) A n d w h en W e a l turns up with only one club, presum ­ ably he began with 4-4-4-1 distribution So. th e d iam on d s a r c b re a k in g 4-0. This means South must continue with the sneaky diamond six, hoping West will thoughtlessly play the four. Then d ecla rer can win live diam ond tricka and nine in all. The com poser. W. Dalton, congratu­ lated the “ many solvers’’ who worked out this answer. Th e key clue is W est’s opening lead the heart Jour, which, a ■ s ideclarer can Vulnerable: Neither Dealer South Opening lead: e 4 diam ond ac e a t trick two. W est must score a diamond trick. Only by playing on d u b s first does South learn the Ue o f the diamond land. P retty good for 1998, let alone M ay 1926. isn’t it? N ote finally that if South cashes the C im b y N T A In r n p r r “V 8 , , p fW . •.4 * •T^ r ’V 'V 'v : r U <Hrthd* Thursday. Fob. 5.199* In the year ahead, the power ot your mofcvafcone could be important, because y o u l not only be working tor youraef. but tor toooo you love as wea. A Q U A R IU S (Jan. 20-Fea. I I ) Today, you could bo toe recipient of an opportu­ nity mat might pre sent a way to add to your oamlngs. N your astravagani trend contmuee. you could need a. Know where to took tor romtnoo and y o u l In d *. The Astro-G rap h M atchm aker instantly . r * •“A !••• £ ^ A R IE S (M a rc h I 1 - A p r ll 19) Im plemeriting your plans in a piecemeal man­ ner today could dimmish your effectiveneat. Success « enhanced if you mawtern your vision TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Good concontrition w * be important today it you hope lo get your aettogwher m the com­ mercial world. Move swiftly when you leal ! ' ’" h i ' 'I V IRG O (A u g . 23-Sept. 22) In spite ol being attacked by s e v e re sell-doubts today, you should be able to co mpetently handle a big Issue that is personally vnpoftml U B R A (S e p t. 23-O ct. 22) As long as you're active today, you'll maintain an even deposition. It your pace starts slow­ ing down, you could becom e moody or lethargic . S C O R P IO (O c t. 2 4 -N e v . 2 2 ) Today, y o u l dispatch financial, career or house­ hold matters with relative ease, but you might show a surprising lack of skills to your tocuJ M r •‘ S A O IT T A R IU S (N o v . 2 2 -D ec. 2 1 ) if CANCER (June 21-Jufy S t ) Today. your you're entering Into a special endeavor feelings might be hurt when told what with another today, be aura to double­ som eone said about you behind your check e l lad s. T h e arrangement could GEMS It (May 21-June 20) Erect bamora to outside mMuences today wvd y o u l be able to figure out things lor yoursod. 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Florida D eadly tornadoes: C leaning un, rem em bering Death can’t dissipate m om ’s love for Ashley Week of horror ends, rebuilding has begun By RUSS W HITE H rm ld Stnff W riter SANFORD • Penny Louise Hall was working hard for a second chance In life. She had a baby when she was 15. und nearly six years later Hall's life centered around her daughter. Ashley Ann Him es. Penny Hall was engaged and would soon m a n y Kevin T a y ­ lor. 23. Th e couple lived with H all's parents - Edward and Debra 1fall • In n rented double-wide m obile home on Myrtle Street. Early Monday, only 5-yearold Ashley was alive after a tornado shredded the Halts' m obile home Into thousands of pieces spread over five acres. •Help me. help m e." the lit- By RUSS W H IT E Herald S taff W riter SANFORD - Most o f li • folks who lived In or urar wti.it Is known as Eureka Ham m ock w rrr In bed. Th ry would be going to work or to srhool In tbr m orning at the start o f a new week. Clocks chim ed gently at midnight • the last sweet sound before the horror began. A tornado m ightier than a n y­ one thought possible am ­ bushed this rural area sou th­ east o f Sanford. Those living In trailers had no chance at ail against a crude killer which blew at more than 200 mph. Nut able to-wlthstund such a ferocious assault, these hom es were reduced to Instant rubble, vehicles were foimd In trees and bodies were hurled 80 and 90 yards Into the night. Tw elve people died. 42 hom es were destroyed and more than 300 damaged. "What happened here was unprecedented.” said Sem inole County Fire C h ief and m eteor­ ologist Terry Schenk. T i l l s was a m ldw estem -type tornado • and more Intense than the majority o f tornadoes there." W hen the first units from Sem inole County StaUon *35 at Five Points arrived five m in ­ utes o ile r the first call, rescue workers were stunnrd at what they found • the devastation, the cries from out In the dark. Miraculously, lives were spared. Ollte Hastings, 92. was res­ cued quickly by S em in ole County Operations C h ief C h ris Johnson. The ro o f o f her hom e on Sipes Ave. had been blown off. Ashley Ann Himes. 5. was LM Perry Hal m 14. when she discov­ ered me wei pregnar* wffii baby Ashley ngbt Penny was tutted by a tornado Moo day She was 21. Ashley sunfcsd tie girl cried when she was found on top a fallen oak tree. "She was cold and eaten up by bugs, her leg was fractured. Iter spleen ruptured and she had a hole In her lung but she survived." said her aunt. Rnxzlr See Ashley. Page BA A b ove: Deadly tornadoes careened through Central Florida shortly after midnight Monday morning, killing a dozen people in Sanford and at least 39 in tho tri county area. At least two p e o ­ ple are still missing in other counties. Dam age estimates exceed $1 billion. Right: Cleanup efforts Indude heavy equipment to scoop tho rubble that used to be homes in tho South Sanford A venue area, after several tornadoes hopscotched across Lake Je s u p and cut a swath through neighborhoods, destroying buildings, cars and belongings. N M tM a lfM iM N Bes Tornado, Pago OA Far left: Yolanda Velez dears trash from the foundation of a mobile home, all that is left after the home w as sw e p t aw ay at 4325 S . Mellonville A vo. Left: Som e furniture, indueling this piano, survived the storm, but will need e x ­ tensive ropair work. Right: An unidentified worker cuts the twisted frame of a mobile home into smaller pieces, so that it can more easily be hauled aw ay. FOX 35 news goes live this weekend ....2 A 9B-11B By M A R T R O W E L L . . . .71 Herald ....7 1 0*1 . . . .7A Editorial........ ____ 4A Obituaries . . . ... JA Health/ntacM ....O A People............ ..4B - a Sporta............ . AB-3B T V ................ ... a Weather........ . ..3 A aamamdatt LAKE MARY Customer service Journalism. What does It mean? Central Florida will find out Sunday, March 1. Lake Mary's first television sta­ tion. FOX 35 WOFL, will begin dally news broadcasts pro­ duced by their own news de­ partment. Customer service Journalism, a phrase coined by news director Bill Avery, w ill be the goal. Fair, unbiased re­ porting will be thetr mantra. torMayi Scott Burridge, Jo Ann Bauor and Kon Dally anchor tho POX 38 WOFL llvo nowa broadcast Why news? In the last two years, there has been a real growth In Fox newscasts around the nation. Over 80 Fox affiliates now have thetr own news departments. FOX 35 has been talking about doing a newscast for several years. Th ey began planning tn ea r­ nest 2 years ago. Bill Avery cam e to work for the station and set up the news dep art­ ment In the sum m er o f 1997. Th is won't be your average newscast. POX 35 will be tar­ geting Fox prim e time view ers with a 30-minute n ew scast seven nights a week at 10 p.m. “We will do m ore In depth, b e t­ ter com prehensive coverage to give view ers a good total view o f the day. Th e news will be very fast paced with a high story count and lots o f gra p h ­ ics. FOX 35 News will have a different feel. W c would like to produce a show that's com p el­ ling. distinctly fair and unbi­ ased." Avery said. T have faith that If w e do that, and I'm sure we w ill, that the viewers will be there." Boo News, Page BA SUBSCRIBE TO TH E SANFORD HERALD FOR TH E BEST LOCAL NEWS COVERAGE. Call 322-2611 if » f-f f t f �2A SantordHer.no Santo-d Fionda Sunday March t il u a Business W B 1 8 W K C F to m o ve to n e w h o m e By S H A R I DRO D IE llir a ld Stall W riter "Wo dom inate when tt routes to signal, wo dom inate when It com es to ratings and we ll 'o o n have .1 building that reflects that.* said . liv Addalla. corporate director of en gin eerin g lor W H IS W KCF According to Addalla, the television station that will soon m ove Its offices *0 L ik e Mare is 'n u m b er 2 In town when it com es to (U IIF I signal The station claim s the highest ratings lot the Kids WH. shown w eekd ay afternoons. In the country and also holds thr uumlter one s|>ot lor ratings on the popular J e m S pnn gei talk show Actually. W D I8 airs Springer tw ice dally, once at 9 a.m and once at 1 p m Ad dalln s lid the a fte rn o o n sh ow s rivals ra tin g s lor O prah. The station will m akes Its big hop (the sta lio n s logo contains a frog!) to la k e Mary, into a new 17.5(Xl square foot bu ilding on April It) Addalla said he hoped to m ove sooner hut rain and wind delayed construction on thr build mg on Skvltnc Drive, right next door to FOX as Die bu ildin g will house the current stall oi with a larger studio for com m ercial and prom otional production. "U s a good location.* said Addalla of the Lake M ary site. The television station had originally looked to the south for property but found it too expensive Currently located on the second door o f the Am erican Pioneer bu ilding on Courtland. oil Lre Road. Addalla said that Channel 2 and Fields BMW got the last pieces of prime real estate in that pan of Orlando, so the com pany s ta n rd looking northward. *We essentially worked our way up 1-4.* Thr com pany wanted 1-4 visibility and the property was convenient to many o f the em p loyees What about being next door to FOX 115? Ad dalta said he w elcom es friendly rivalry. "W e always w elcom e com petition because It manes lor a livelier tn.ukrt.* said Addalla. Hi said the two stations have hern neck anil neck during the Febnutry sweeps. *W e’ re treating them Monday through Friday, th ey're beating us w eekends.* FOX 55 will begin live news bnradcasts from their h ik e Mary studios on March 1. WH 18 hill then 10 p.m . news program as the ■original.* Hie station has Ireen using the r e ­ sou rce o f Channel G for more than six years to broadens! the new s program . *lt does quite well.* said Addalla and went on to say, ’ Bud lledin ger w orks for us and the news Is w ritten specifically for us.* While the new bu ilding w ill have u la rger studio and th r station could bring the news piogram in house. Addalla said ih r com pan y p rrfris to focus on Irelng technically su perior to other stations In the area. *We are far ahead of a lot o f people when II com es to technology,* said Addalla. Currently. 90 p e r ­ cent of the station's program m ing Is on analog tape He hopes lo change that soon to 80 p e r ­ cent digital disc with analog back-up. The new building will rely heavily on a M alc-ofthe art liber optic system, that sends an tuiln terrupted signal to the station's low er In Bllhlo. 'N o one else does this.* said Addalla. ‘ Everyone else Is m icrow ave.* WB 1H W KCF Is owned by IT rss Com m iini cations IJ.C. a partner ship o f four people. M.uk Lass is the ow n rr manager o f the sta ­ tion Press Is the com pany that started Real Radio. Imaged nfter a larger station the c o m ­ pany owned in New Jersey. T h r station's city of license is C lerm on t. An artist's rendering o f whet will eoon be the new Lake Mary hom e o f WB18 WKCF. Honest, Dependable, Guaranteed and Dedicated OM-vTosiilOja} Service with a Personal Concern for Your Repair Needs. We make your business insurance our business. m Harrell &. Beverly Transmissions c w a nt in t v visit .N lx llk -v . (M tllk 't w ix ll It llU K > l l ' IIL M ir.ltH i' Repairing and Rebuilding Automatic Transmissions | ' r i4il t k H 209 W. 25th SL, Sanford 1 a m l.ls t IW lik L lV li» f q iL llltV N lM tk-N ' p T l« lV tk < n m v -q o s m Since 322-8415 1959...Saine Location i*t»** hum Antu-l X sikts liiMif.itKi* ( i 4lt | \ lt 1V \XvD t.ili For A s .ir v 1 4 8w Visit NlMlk-v. tiiMir.iiUi while >t s i t.ilw t .ir v > 4 rch akj h|IW lK*v>' Image • .. ml isfuto-Oumera Cm TONY RU8SI INSURANCE OFFICE . FURNITURE AND EQUIPMENT DECOR ITEMS & MORE 2S7S S. French Ave. ten ford Golfview grand opening Gotlview Apartments, on Rinehart Road *1 Lake Mary, is now officially open Shown at the recent dedication ceremonies, left to nght, Assistant Manager Regina Kliplel. Community Manager Lon Keefer, owner Arthur Pohl, City Commissioner Thom Greene. Lake Mary Chamber ol Commerce Executive Director Diane Parker, Deputy Mayor Gary Brender. City Commissioner Al Crump. Marketing Director Martha Miller. Mayor David Mealor. City Manager John Litton, and Assistant Property Manager Munel Wesley. v Am erican Heart Association^ k BRIEFS . i i J\ti n iiiN t . T H I S A O F O il I O \ D IS C O U N T O N R E G P R IC E D M E R C H A N D IS E M o d u la r F u rn itu re S S H 1 PR agency V ershcl has been nam ed public relations agen cy for Tran seastem Homes, based In Oviedo, a division of T ra n ­ seastem Properties. Inc. T ra n ­ seastem moved Into the C en ­ tral Florida region last N ovem ­ ber. building single-fam ily homes In two Sem inole County com m unities. Vershel c u r­ rently lias over 30 clients In the fields o f real estate In­ vestm ent. developm ent, m a r­ keting and sales, hom e b u ild­ ing. und others. Business partners Bach year the Florida C om ­ m issioner o f Education re c o g ­ nizes worthy business partners Sanford H erald “Sen inR Sanford. Lake Mary and Seminole County Since 190S" Sunday. March 1, 1998 • Vol. 90, No. 135 Published Tu esd ay through Friday and S und ay by Republic New spapers. Inc. • 300 N French A ve ., Sanford, F L . 32771 AOVERTtSMO Chns Sharp ■ Manager Elaine Giddens Hoi/e Lavender Cheryl Slone CLASSIFIED Keaa Werner ■Manager Sandy Presley CIRCULATION Elizabeth Bennett EDITORIAL Lacy Loar •Editor Jell Oenmcfce Shan Bnxfce Dons 0«etncn David Frazier Joana Hughes Courtney LaHew Nek Plertaut Dean Smith Tommy Vincent Susan Wanner Russ While Penxkcal Postage Paid al Saniord. Florida and additional mailing offices USPS 481280 Postmaster Send address changes lo The SANFORO HERALD P O Boi 1667 Santwrt FI .1277? 1667 Republic LEOALS Margaret Staley PRODUCTION Frank Vokokne - Manager Peggy Beehner Freda Heimers Cheryl Smith PRESS a STRIPPING Robert 'Skip' Cowan Mark Savow BA Egan Ehnrm Tyrrel. Jr • Head Pressman Subscription Rales (Daily 8 Sunday) 3 Months 6 Months 1 Year Home Delivery SIB SO 139 00 67800 Mail 124 00 648 00 69600 Florida Residents add 7% sales las lo above rales Newspapers. Inc. for their com m itm en t to Im ­ prove the academ ic p e r fo r m ­ ance o f Florida school stu­ dents. In Sem inole C ounty there are 565 business p a rt­ ners assisting 52 schools. Tills year, two o f them have r e ­ ceived this special recogn ition • Florida H ospital/Altam on te und the W alt D isney Com pany. Florida H ospital's partn ership Includes health o ccu p a tion students from Lake B ran tley. Lake M ary and Lyman high schools as w ell as m any oth er artlvllles. Th e Disney In volve­ ment Includes aw arding a p r e ­ paid scholarship to a gra d u ate from rach pu blic high school, as well us aw ardin g the Foun­ dation for S em in ole C ou nty IXibllc Schools, its C om m u n ity Service Aw ard In the am ount o f $50,000 plus $37,500 In Teacherriflc A w ards for te a c h ­ ers. Ranking Phone: (407) 322-2611 Fax: (407) 323-9408 ADMINISTRATION Dennu Kozak - PubbsTwr Odessa Pugh - Business Manager Teran Gaines Mofcnda Moms Linda Sc*egei S 696-9690 1-800-AH A-USA1 SANFORD - K eller O utdoor. Inc. o f Sanford lias rep orted w inning over $ 1 million In contracts, through the assis­ tance o f two m ajor restaurant chains. Keller perform s land­ scaping. irrigation and m ain­ tenance services. Restaurants Include six Don Pablo's R es­ taurants In Central Florida, and 13 Central Florida area C racker Barrel Restaurants. - Larry rice ■. m _ fw IL W y ! Contracts MAITLAND tAuii L o n g w o o d B u s in e s s L iq u id a to rs A M E R IC A N H E A R T A S S O C IA T IO N M E M O R IA L S TRIBUTES C o m m u n ic a tio n s Comfortable HlfSSl *f|i 'Mile IS * flbl r| silt*’ t • •t*0e y' *.» j to,^ I i» Af|t MtriH rriOw) Dy Mwvnoi neweme At A P r o f e s s i o n a l LONGWOOD - J a m es G. A k ­ ins A Associates, C e rtified IHibllc Accountants, at 105 E. Lake Brantley Road. Longwood. lias been given the highest ranking possible In an Independent peer review . T h e review was conducted using standards set by the A m erica n Institute o f Certified Pu blic Accounts. New neighborhood OVIEDO T ra n sea stem Homes o f Orlando lias open ed Its newest, grated n e ig h b o r­ hood o f Cypress Head at the Enclave o f Alom a W oods, w est o f Oviedo. Th e new n e ig h b o r­ hood lias 75 hom esltes with a new model now ready for virwing. The com m unity is lo ­ cated ofT Alom a W oods Blvd. und Alom a Ave., west of O viedo. The apace pmwdKl as a pufckc w w s oie»4 ‘ ------ 1 - --m-t 'ii n u e r NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING Somlnolo County, Florida VOLUSIA/SEMINOLE HOME CONSORTIUM (oouthom s e c to r) CITIZEN PARTICIPATION - CONSOUDATED PLAN PROCESS Seminole County Is the recipient of federal grant funds through a number of programs administered by the Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD). These Indude the Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) Program, the HOME Program (Volusia and Seminole counties formed a consortium in 1901 to qualify for this program), and the Emergency Shelter Grants (ESG) Program. These programs are designed primarily to assist the County's very low and low Income residents. In order to streamline the administration of these programs. HUD has consolidated all of the local planning and citizen participation requirements of these various federal programs Into a single administrative process: 'The Consolidated Plan*. Antlclpatsd Grant Amounts: CDBG HOME ESG $2,620,000 $805,697 $103,000 Total $3,526,697 Rang* of ActMtba: The County is able to undertake a wide range of activities under these pro­ grams to benefit very low/tow Income people or in areas where the majority ol the people living are very low/low Income. • Community Naada: The purpose of this public hearing will be to solicit citizen input concerning housing and community development needs that can be met with CDBG and other funding. The hearing will be held on March 23,1998, at 7:30 p.m. in the Seminole County Services Building, Room 3024. PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES NEEDING ASSISTANCE TO PARTICIPATE IN ANY OF THESE PROCEEDINGS SHOULD CONTACT THE EMPLOYEE RELATIONS DEPART­ MENT ADA COORDINATOR 48 HOURS IN ADVANCE OF THE MEETING AT (407) 3211130. EXTENSION 7941. PERSONS ARE ADVISED THAT IF THEY DECIDE TO APPEAL ANY DECISIONS MADE AT THESE MEETINGS/HEARINGS, THEY WILL NEED A RECORD OF THE PROCEED­ INGS AND FOR SUCH PURPOSE. THEY MAY NEED TO ENSURE THAT A VERBATIM RECORD OF THE PROCEEDINGS IS MADE. WHICH INCLUDES THE TESTIMONY AND EVIDENCE UPON WHICH THE APPEAL IS BASED. PER SECTION 286.0105, FLORIDA STATUTES. ' �Sanford Herald. Sanford. Flonda •Sunday March 1. 1998 Trespassing charged „ police. Cain was charged with resisting without violence and arrested at the co m e r o f Sixth Street and Olive Avenue. Alm a W ilson. 42. o f 2617 S. Mohawk A vr.. Sanford, was arirs trd TUrsday by Sanford p o ­ lice. W ilson was c h a r g e d with trespassing and arrested In the 500 block o f South Oak A v e ­ nue. Drag charges David Cleveland, Jr.. 34. o f 800 Hay Avc.. Sanford, was urrested Tuesday l>y Sanford p o ­ lice. Cleveland was charged with possession o f drug p a ra ­ phernalia and arrested In the 2400 block o f French Avenue. Police found paraphernalia a f­ ter arresting Cleveland on two outstanding warrants. Beer In purse Kale Murray. 19. o f 150 Peace Place, Geneva, was a r­ rested Tuesday by S em in ole County deputies. Murray was charged with retail theft and possession o f alcoholic b ever­ ages by a person under 21 yea is o f age. Murray was a r­ rested In the 100 block o f East Stale Knud 40. Clerk saw d e ­ fendant allegedly place a beer In her purse. Possession of controlled substance Cynthia Allston. 39. o f .'100 S hroah Hlvd.. W inter Springs, was arrested Tuesday Ity S em i­ nole County deputies. Allston was charged with two counts of possession o f controlled su b­ stance. Allston was arrested at thr alxive address. Clty/County Investigative Hureau found substances ii|Min Issuing a search warrant. Prescription allegedly forged Clyde Webb. SO. of H20 Likesh ore. D ingwood, was a t ­ tested Monday Ity A ltam on te Springs poller. W ebb was chargrd with obtaining c o n ­ trolled substance by fiaud/forgery. W ebb was a r­ rested In the l(XX) blot k of Montgomery Koad. Report said that W ebb allegedly tried to o b ­ tain m editation through a forged prescription. Drag charges Kenneth Foster. 26. o f un­ known residence, was arrrnled Tuesday liy Sanford police. Foster was charged with p o s ­ session of cocaine with intent to sell and resisting with v io ­ lence. Foster was arrestrd at luike Monroe Terrace. O fficer located defendant In an area known for num erous dn ig com plain ts. M ultiple charges Charles Cash. 20. of 3300 W. 20th St . Sanford, was arrested • Tuesday liy Hanford police • Cash was charged with dealin g ' in stolen property, roblrery ; with a llrrann/deadly weapon ; and grand thrlt Cash was a r ­ rested In the 1800 block of i Knox Avenue. Assault and battery Resitting arrest charged John Krlsey. 20. of 1210 Florida A vr . W inter Springs, was arrestrd Monday try S em i­ nole County deputies. K rlsey ; David Cain. 36. of IHIO W ; 3rd S trrrt. Sanford, was ur• rested W ednesday liy Sanford i^ T r q n r jr r Burglary charged Roxanne Hnrtlner. 41. o f 175 D ike Geneva Rd.. Geneva, was arrested Monday by S em in ole County deputies. Huettner was charged with burglary to struc­ ture (assault/batteiy during the com m ission of) and battery. Huettner was arrested at the above address. Huettner a lle g ­ edly forced her w ay Into the house of her ex-sister-ln-law and slapped her In the chest. Driving Infraction Andrew Ungard, 18. of 9 C astle Hrrwer Ct.. Sanford, was arrested Monday by Alinm on lr Springs poller. Ungard was charged w llh driving w hile license Is suspended or re­ voked and possession o f c o ­ caine. Ungard was arrested In Ihc 8<X) block o f O rienla A ve­ nue. Concealed weapon Marvin W ilson. 50. o f 84 T y ­ son Ct.. Oviedo, was arrested Monday by Oviedo police. W il­ son was charged with carrying a concealed weapon and a r ­ rested al the Oviedo Shopping Center. I’ollce made a traffic stop on W ilson for a parking violation. Trespass attar warning Edgar Ashley. 48. o f 1614 W. 16th St.. Sanford, was arrrstrd Monday liy Sanford poller. Ashley was charged with tres­ pass alter warning and a r ­ rested In the 1500 blcxl: of South French Avenue Reckless driving LOCAL FORCCAST TIOCS Today: Ttiim drrslnrm a lligh s around Ht> hiwn in the mill tins Sunday I'artly cloudy lligh s In Ih r mid 70s lo w s in Ih r mid to up|M-r OOs M onday: 1‘urlly cloudy llighs In thr mid lo u|i|>ri !X>s laiws In thr up|irr 4<>s Tuaaday: Partly cloudy lligh s In Ih r mid OOs. Ijiw s in Ih r ti|>prr 4(>n SATURDAY: BOLUNAR TABLE: min. 0:25 a in., niaj. 12:10 a m . min 7:00 p.m . maj 1.55 p.m. TIDES: Daytona Beach: high: 9:16 a.tn.. 9:37 p.m.. low: 2:52 a m.. 3:18 p.m. New Smyrna Beach: high: 9:21 a m.. 9:42 p.m.. low: 2:57 a.m.. 3:23 p.m.. Cocoa Beach: high: 9:30 a.m., 0.57 p.m.. low. 3:12 a jn . 3:38 p.m. t x n s o a p OOTLOOX 1 SATURDAY SU N D A Y 8 0 6 5 P teM jr 74 5 7 sac M O ND AY P tc ld y 67 4 0 was charged with aggravated assault and battery. K elsey was arrested at the above a d ­ dress. Kelsey a llegedly slapped the face o f his aunt's friend and Inlentlonally tried to pin at her with n car. TU ESD AY Shwra 66 49 LO TTER Y Hare are itte winning numbers selected on Friday m the Florida Lottery: Fantasy S 3-4-10-10-25 Lono (Feb. 21) 2-12-12-2a-3a-3« Play 4 2-M -1 Cash 3 5-1-6 UACHCONom ONB' D a y to n a B ea ch ft N ew S m y rn a B ea ch : S e a s a rc 24 fe e t w ith a m o d e r a te ch o p . W a te r te m p e ra tu re at D a y to n a Is 59 d e g re e s a n d at N e w S y m rn a . (X) d eg ree s. W in d s a rc front th e s o u th at 5 10 m .p .h . STATISTICS The high temperature In iford Friday waa N/A degree* and the overnight low waa N /A Recorded rainfall for the period ending at lO a.m.. Friday totaled N/A Inch. •Sunrise................ 6:B1 a.m. •Bnnaet................. 0:26 p.m. Jam es Vlllanl. 19. of 740 S Edgemon. W inter Springs, was arrested Monday by W inter Springs poller. Vlllanl was charged with reckless driving and a n rs trd at the com er of North Moss and State Koad 419. Vlllanl initially had head lights olf and then he p r o ­ ceeded through a red light. Retell theft Patricia Komalne. 30. of 1050 Oak Way. Sanford, was a r ­ rested Tuesday by Sanford p o ­ lice. Komalne was ch argrd with retail theft and an ested In ■the 3000 block of South Or­ lando Drive. Kom alne allegedly ,dld not pay for groceries arid tried to rxlt store with them. DIN charged Undu Ellis. 44. o f 522 A lokee Ct.. l-ik r Mary, was arrested T u esd ay’ by Sanford police. Ellis was charged with DUI. DW1 (dam age to per­ son /property) and reckless driving. Ellis was arrestrd at Tem ur Centre Houlrvard. Ellis' vrhlcJr was part o f an a rrldent. Lifelong memories Cocalee possession Charles W illiam s. Jr.. 24. o f 2060 Sipes Avc.. Sanford, was urrrsled Tuesday by Sanford pollrr. W illiam s was charged with possession o f co ca in e with intent to distribute and UTTcsted In the 2400 block o f Highway 17-92. NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING Somlnolo County, Florida VOLUSIA/SEMINOLE HOME CONSORTIUM (aouthom s a c tor) CITIZEN PARTICIPATION - CONSOUDATED PLAN PROCESS Seminole County is the recipient of federal grant funds through a number ot programs administered by the Department ol Housing and Urban Development (HUD). These Indude the Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) Program, the HOME Program (Volusia and Seminoio counties formed a consortium In 1991 to qualify lor this program), and the Emergency Shelter Grants (ESG) Program. These programs are designed primarily to assist the County's very low and low Income rosidonts. in order to streamline the administration ot these programs, HUD has consolidated a l of the local planning and citizen participation requirements of these various federal programs into a single administrative process: T h e Consolidated Plan*. A n ticipa ted Grant A m ou n ts : CDBG HOME ESG $2,620,000 $805,697 $103,000 Total S3.529.697 R a n ge o f A c tiv itie s : The County is able to undertake a wide range of activities under these pro­ grams to benefit very low/low income people or In areas where the majority of the people living are very low/tow Income. P a s t Parform a n ce: The purpose ot this public hearing win be to solicit citizen Input concerning past activities and performances under the CDBG Programs. The hearing will be held on March 23,1996, at 7:00 p.m. In the Seminole County S ervices Building, Room 3024. PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES NEEDING ASSISTANCE TO PARTICIPATE IN ANY OF THESE PROCEEDINGS SHOULD CONTACT THE EMPLOYEE RELATIONS DEPART­ MENT ADA COORDINATOR 48 HOURS IN ADVANCE OF THE MEETING AT (407) 3211130, EXTENSION 7941. PERSONS ARE ADVISED THAT IF THEY DECIDE TO APPEAL ANY DECISIONS MADE AT THESE MEETINGS/HEARINGS, THEY WILL NEED A RECORD OF THE PROCEED­ INGS AND FOR 8UCH PURPOSE. THEY MAY NEED TO ENSURE THAT A VERBATIM RECORD OF THE PROCEEDINGS IS MADE. WHICH INCLUDES THE TESTIMONY AND EVIDENCE UPON WHICH THE APPEAL IS BASED, PER SECTION 286.0105, FLORIDA STATUTES. i 3A �4 A - Santofd Herakl Sanford, Florida •Sunday, March 1, 1998 Opinions EDITORIAL Com ing soon... You, dear readers, are perusing the very last issue o f the Sanford Herald, which officially becom es the Seminole H erald with our pub­ lication Tuesday. We realize that our Sanford rea d ­ ers arc intelligent and curious about their neighbors here in Seminole County. So are we. We in­ tend to find them, and write about them. But we also will continue our strong coverage o f Sanford Issues, many o f which arc unique to our little city, the Jewel o f the St. Johns. We arc asking for your continued support. Call us. write us, tell us about yourselves and your story ideas. Tell us if you like som ething wc*ve done, and tell us If you don’t. We want to know what you want to know. W e’ll be trying some new things...trying them out on you...new subjects, a brand new look, new challenges with our new name. We continue to be your com m u ­ nity newspaper. We are your voice and always welcom e your input, whether it be by subm itting a guest opinion column, w riting letters to the editor, shooting photos when you Just happen to have your cam ­ era handy and the opportunity w ill pass before we can get there, or by giving us a call and telling us what’s on your mind. Your comm unity newspaper, the Seminole Herald, is ready to serve you. We must strengthen our building codes W hat a w eb w r weave. M aybe som e o f you can accept the rem orse shown by our political leaders during this la t ­ est disaster In Central Florida, but I can not. T h crr Is no doubt thnt they w ere sincere In their concern for the victim s o f this tragedy, at least 30 lives lost In this past w eek's torn a­ does. but what have they done in a construc­ tive m nttrr to help to protect these people prior to this disaster? The answer Is...not much. It Is true that many o f these storm s would destroy many o f the hom es and other buildings w ithin their direct path no m atter how w ell these buildings m ay have been constructed. But. It Is also true that those not directly In the path o f these storms, and even som e d i­ rectly within the pathway, could h are held up much better had the construction been o f higher quality. The old argum ent that the cost is prohibitive does not hold up. Th e truth la that our political figures are falling to provide the proper leader­ ship In creating much m ore stringent building codes. lY op er construction m ay not prevent the destruction o f every building or home, but It would decrease the dam age enough to save m any buildings, and m ore Im portantly: lives. Political lenders know that my statem ents are correct. It Is they that do not have the fo r­ titude to create a Florida-wide set o f standards designed to reduce the dam age o f these storms. To visit these sites, after the fact and to do nothing afterwards. Is mind boggling to me. Today, when you purchase a hom e you can't evrn expect It to last 30 years, the length o f the typical m ortgage. Poor construction Is evident In new hom es Think about this, Seminole County ERNEST HATTON II C rn a it Halt** II l i a valaran a* awmaraat (avarnmanl and la a ctvk ad M il In Ilia Marat! al saa4 ja m w a a l throughout the area. I.e. siding falling apart, water pipes bursting, homes being built In known flood areas, poor termite protection and laws, and most Importantly the widespread building o f non-concrete one story homes. And there's morel The point is that homes today are falling apart within a few years without the help o f a severe storm. What kind o f protection Is being provided to the consumer? The answer is none. Who Is to blame? The very same peo­ ple who appear on the scene to give us their condolences. Are they sorry? Of course they are. But what are they going to do about It! This Is not a new Issue. It has been brought up time and again. It will be Interesting to see if there is a local, state or federal politician who will seriously address these Issues now. 1 must make It clear that this Is not Just about improving construction In the event o f hurri­ canes. tornadoes and other storms. This is much broader than that. It Is a question of good construction In every sense. Th r Issue before our governmental bodies, code depart­ ment* and all concerned Is that of providing • a a fo r d Thank you to the community You have touched the hearts o f the residents, staff and board’ of directors at the Good Samari­ tan Home In a special way. Therefore, we send a "World O f Thanks’ to our churches, elected officials, organizations, corporations, schools, and individuals for your many contributions. Because o f your generosity and reaching out to touch someone, you have made our Homs a bet­ ter place. You went out o f your way to be helpful In so many ways, and you did U with kindness and a smile. For this we appreciate you. You have demonstrated what the Author Clifton L. Taulbert meant when he wrote, ’ In the community, a nurturing attitude Is characterized by unselfish caring, supportiveness, and a willingness to • s s Letters, m g s BA W e must prevent that on e fam ily whose hom e has been flooded because we bent the rules In order to accom m odate a builder or d e ­ veloper. One fam ily that has had their p o s s e s ­ sions lost because o f leaking w ater pipes. IN A NEW HOME1 T h is should be our goal becau se It will not Just be one family. There will be n multitude o f hom eow ners who will benefit. Th at Is how w idespread and disgraceful the problem Is. Locally, this Is a very good c a m ­ paign Issue. Here It Is... I will strongly endorse the overhauling o f our building codes beyond that o f any other county In order to give as much protection as p ossib le to the citizens o f this county. At the same tim e we will study the Issue o f how existing hom es m ay be Improved by the owners to provide further protection for them and their fam ilies. It Is clear that building codes once set and adhered to by all parties do not affect the building Industry, or those c o n ­ nected with it. Instead, proper standards w ill benefit our county both financially and most Im portantly will set an exam ple for the nation and provide as m uch protection as possible for our citizens. W ith the know ledge provided to us from Intense studies o f these Issues, we know that we have made very effort and surely lives w ill be spared. That In Itself Is paym ent enough for our efforts. Th ere Is no better way o f serving our citizens then by saving their lives. Special People w 'T s a TONY TtZZIO Tlzzio is an advocate for the disabled. L E TTE R S Saying one thing, doing-anotheF'vjm • : On May M r lQ07s‘4he> historical < preservation board approved a coffee c a d and wrought iron tables and chalrs.to be placed outside a restau­ rant located in the Odd Fellows Building. Mr. Rami Yoseflan presented pictures and stated that they would be exactly as what is at Church Street Station. As of this time nothing Mr. Rami Yoseflan said he would do has been done. He now has a hotdog stand Instead o f a coffee cart. The hotdog stand is closer to First Street than it is to where his restaurant is supposed to be. Mr. Rami Yoseflan has indicated that he would ap­ peal to the City Commission to allow him to keep what he has there now. Everything he has done with the historical board has been disin­ genuous. One o f the biggest problems we have had In this city is people talking out o f both sides of their mouths about what they are going to do. The concern o f many people Is that Mr. YoaC: nan la affiliated with the company that wantsTa build the hotel on the lake front. The m orc-hc plavs names with the d tv and the historical board the more people are going to think Ihlfl hotel is some kind o f scam. Mr. Yosaflan. don’t try and come Into our city and break the rules to suit your benefit. We don’t want lliat happening and we will not have It happening. We now have a mayor and city commission that will take a stand against such practices. A concerned Citizen. fam ilies with hom es that they ran feel secure In. not only from storms, but from falling w ater pipes, term ite protection and construction m a ­ terials that do not have to be replaced by the owner shortly after purchase. */ •/ Meet Steve Luptak Suspended attorneys and their clients Quoot Columnist In a recent visit to Seminole County Court­ house. 1 found It to be Impossible to see a Judge Just to ask a few questions about a ruling in his court. Of course, i f I paid an attorney several hundred dollars, we maybe could com ­ municate. However, my story today started when some defendants being represented by an attorney, and this attorney being their counsel on rec­ ord. got himself suspended after his clients paid the retainer In full. I find it to be unjust to Issue arrest warrants for these defendants I f the attorney on record failed to notify the court and his clients that he had been suspended by the Florida Bar for unprofessional reasons and therefore, caused further hardship to the de­ fendants. After further searching records, there were no notices sent to the defendants and there­ fore hardships and embarrassment were caused when the warrants were Issued and honored because o f this attorneys negligence. Despite trying to see the Judge 1 finally con- _ tacted a state senator, a member o f the Florida Bar and the Supreme Court who mainly la re­ sponsible for lawyers' conduct and regulations. The complaint is being looked Into and should be/wlll be addressed as stated to me. The attorney should be the one getting a warrant Issued, not the defendant and the Judges should make the attorneys liable I f they fall to report to his or her court that he or ahe has been disciplined by the Florida Bar and therefore causes him or her to withdraw. The Florida Bar stated that there Is something to JOHNELL JACKSON ft ♦ f v , Seminole County activist that effect In affect now. but may be over­ looked. O f course, judges are lawyers too, plus. It make the defendants spend more money on the system and much more time on probation. Probation and parole are two of the biggest Jokes. These are supposed to be officers as­ sisting the court and encouraging good behav­ ior by convicted criminals, but actually are Just money collectors and baby-sitters for adults. The probation and parole can be thankful to the State Attorney’s Office for their clients. More wheeling and dealing is going on' with the Stste Attorneys Office then the Florida Lottery. Where I*m from you get treated like sons of Ood, but for Seminole County residents you have got to be careful o f this system. You can easily be trapped. Protect yourselves, the truth will prevail. Ood bless you all. In our Dec. 21, 1997 column on Eddie Rose, we said there are ’ special people* eve­ rywhere. They may not b e what you would call disabled, but they have overcome health and life difficulties and gone on to make their world a better place. Today we will talk about another such per­ son. Steve Luptak Is a 06- year- old retired military service veteran, bom in Detroit. Mich, and la now an Oviedo resident. He Is the fa­ ther of two adult daughters, Christine and Katherine whom he mostly raised alone and he leads a very busy life. Though all o f his public service activities are too numerous to mention, we will review some. He Is president o f the Winter Park FOPA (Fraternal Order o f Police Associates), a lifetime member o f the Reserve Officers A sso­ ciation and still manages to help many oth­ ers. Community service Is not new to Steve. While working for the government. Steve was asked to take part in the Loaned Execu­ tive Program. This program started in the Nixon administration where executives were loaned out for charity drives such as the Heart Association. American Cancer Society, etc. This was part o f the Combined Federal Campaign and these executives included two cabinet level people. Having been both a retired federal employee and U.S. Army colonel, he spent almost 35 years In the federal government both as a ci­ vilian and in the military. He was drafted Into the service as he was about to finish pre-med studies and was ready to enter medical school. He was released from active duty to the Army Reserve. He was recalled several times' to be placed back on active duty. Serving concurrent civilian and Army ca­ reers. his activities included: Senate liaison officer, working with the Senate Armed Serv­ ices Committee; the Senate Committee on Foreign Affairs; training, setting up the pro­ gram for Individual training; and working with the media releasing materials like prepared speeches, etc. These matters Include some health difficul­ ties. Including back problems, but the biggest o f these Is a heart condition, arterial fibrilla­ tion, which causes the heart to beat Irregular. This was discovered In 1982 and he was sent to Walter Reed Army Medical Hospital In Washington. T h e hardest thing,* he says, ’ about having this condition Is the quality o f life.* For ex­ ample. Steve's heart problem occasionally causes him extreme exhaustion. He originally •1 |) d J 1 1 .1 A y �Sanford Herald. Sanlord, Flooda •Sunday, March 1, 1998 ■SA The way we were: All about Mardi Gras, 1954 GRACE M. STINE CIPHER TMfcrts frmn P ttar ichaal On Novem ber 14. 1930. Postm aster FLJ. Holly an­ nounced that the first S ocial Security application form s had arrived. Also on that day. Merton Aycock was named to head a W PA survey o f the county for a book to be known as ‘ Historical Records Survey*. Only docum ent* o f h istoric value were being sought. In December. My Aycock an­ nounced that four 1998 S an ­ ford newspapers had been added to this project: Sanford Daily Journal (March 17 and Ju ly 5). C hristian A dvocate (June 30) and South Argus (June 30). On D ecem ber 7. 1930. n N a ­ tional A irlin e* plane. fog bound over Orlando, b ecam e the first passenger-m all plane to ever land In Sanford. The city com m ission ap­ proved. over residents' p r o ­ tests. a filling station at 13th and Park. This occurred J a n u ­ ary 8. 1937. And on July 4. 1937. the new All Souls Catholic Church was dedicated. Th e building had cost $20,000 and the event occu n cd on the 50th anniversary o f lire dedication o f their fo r­ mer building which w as burned to the ground on January 23. 1932. Dainty Dishes Tire tardies Guild o f H oly Cross Episcopal Church pu b­ lished a 46 page booklet e n ti­ tled ‘ Dainty Dishes* p robably about 1920. Th is a p p rox i­ mately date was arrlvrd at by looking up the advertisers In old city directories. Tire recipes were presented quite differently than In today's cook books; they are Just In paragraph form. I will Rive you o n r today and bring oth rrs In later c o l­ umns. Meek CksMpefee Slice a large lem on and bruise an ounce o f gin ger root. Pour two quarts o f boiling w a ­ ter over this and stand It aw ay until cooled to a blood heat. Add an ounce o f tartaric a d d and h alf yeast cake and put In put n the _ w ill b e' tfr ft^ u s e iys. Serve with cracked Ice. NewsCoatlnaad from Pag* 1A Currently, a lot o f stories aren't being covered because they don't fit In a prescribed format. FOX 35 will not have a prescribed format. They plan to do com m unity based news. They will cover Orlando, but they will also cover Lake Mary and other com m unities. T h ey plan to do focus stories on b ig ­ ger Issues. And u r like oth er stations, they will also co ver high school and college s p o ils on a regular basis. FOX 35 s reporters have a l­ ready been out In the com m u ­ nities m eeting with law en ­ forcement o fn d a ls. visitin g schools, etc... gettin g Into the com m unities to find out what they think Is Im portant and getting to know the com m uni­ ties. FOX 35 has also done a substantial survey o f view ers asking what Issues they care about, what affects them, what affects th d r family. Th e new s department will be using that inform ation as a guide Into making their n ew scast. FOX 35 has already been covering news stories for a month. They've been running the news departm ent os If they are already on the air. even sending feeds to the Fox New s Channel. Unlike oth er stations, there are no plans at FOX 35 to do things differently during the ratings sweeps. *We h ope." Avery said, ‘ to be able to d e ­ liver. night In. night out. com Ulng stories that view ers w ill y Into." "W O FL Iras put together a com m unity oriented news team that understands the Issues and looks for ways to cover a story that Illustrates a person's Ufe.* Avery said. ‘ Lots o f new s stories are done becau se they're easy and In you r face, not necessarily because they're newsworthy or relate to tire view ers.* W ith the advent o f tech n ol­ ogy. a lot o f stations do live shots for the sake o f doing live shots. A recent broadcast on another station had a reporter at a site In tire dork talking about what went on earlier In tire day. Then the station cut to video showtng what liad gone on. Th ere w as absolutely no reason for the reporter to b e live at the site. FOX 35 will b e doing live shots for breakin g news, but reporters will not be doing live shots Just to be d o ­ ing live shots. Avery also prom ises that 'th e y will not beat a story to death. There w ill not be team coverage o f a story, there w ill G be one reporter w ho covers the story tn depth becau se p eo p le want to get the details and move on. Th e ever expanding en ter­ tainment Industry in C entral Florida will be covered by en ­ tertainment reporter Steve Oldfield. He w ill also be c o v ­ ering local theater and high school and college theater. *We are genuinely concern ed about what view ers th in k.' Avery said. And A very know s news, as a veteran o f the b u si­ ness for 34 years. He cam e to Lake Mary from a Meredith s t a ­ tion In Flint. M ichigan w here he had worked for 17 years In the news departm ent. H I* news team com es from all over. Anchor Jo Ann Bauer Is from Sarasota, sports anchor Scott Burrldge Is from Orand Junc­ tion. Colorado, w eatherm an Ken Daily is from Birm ingham . Alabam a. O ther reporters com e from Salt Lake, S avan ­ nah, Los Angeles, Iowa and I l­ linois. "This great diversity o f ta l­ ent,* BUI said, ‘ has a com m on thread, an Innate Interest In p eop le." FOX 35 will be encouraging view er feedback. Call them, w rite them o r visit their w eb site at w w w .w ofl.com . T h ey want to know w hat you think. LettersCoatlawd from Pag* LA share time.* Again, we say thank you and express the deep and abiding appreciation o f the Good Sam aritan Home for you r unselfishness, concern and dedi­ cation to the welfare o f o u r residents. Blessings and Peace, Good editorial Mn. Thelma Mika. Director Residents, Staff and Board of Directors of the Oood Samaritan B o as of Sanford NeO Snow Sanford TizziO' Continued front Page LA cam e to Central Florida to help care for Ills m other Katerina, a 97 -year- old form er head nurse w ho Steve says ‘ She wound up taking care o f me.* • His efforts haven't gone unnoticed. W hile he was In the hospital for his heart he had som e visitors. Th ey couldn't see him at first b e­ cause o f the nature o f his Illness unless they w ere fam ily m em bers. Although these gen tle­ men didn't look like Steve, they told the nurses they were h is brothers. Many o f these visitors w ere law enforcem ent professionals who knew o f Steve's comm unity Good editorial In last Sunday's paper rega rd ­ ing the two ch u rch es'jo in t w orship service. Oood for race relations as well as worship. Thanks, P.S. 1 attend First Baptist. efforts. A m edical professional noticed that these visitors w ere m ore concerned about Steve than average fam ily members. T h is re­ porter has never met a person w ho has gotten such respect. W hat else can w e say? Let your voice be heard O u r readers arc Invited to contribu te gu est opinion colum ns for pubUcation as w ell aa letters to the editor. Each elected official and politico w ho has announced can didacy fo r 'elected office Is encouraged to w rite as o ften as once a month. SANFORD AIPP' * I Sy Anti I Fighting fires Ground breaking ceremonies were held this past week for a new 10,800 square foot Aircraft Fire Fighting and Rescue station, at the Orlando Sanford Airport. Wielding the commemorative spades, left to right, John ‘ Jay* Shanley. fire chief for the Airport Author- tty, Bobby Von Hertxjlis, President of McKee Con­ struction. Ken Wright airport board member, and Steve Cooke, director of aviation. The new facility is to improve the fire fighting capabilities at the airport. Police headquarters to be discussed By NICK PPBIPAU F Herald S ta ff W riter SANFORD - Th e Sanford City Com m ission and Sanford A ir­ port Authority will hold a Joint m eeting Monday evening to discuss Item * o f mutual c o n ­ cern between the two entitle*. One o f the far-reaching Item s Is a discussion concerning the possible use o f Building 310. the present Sem inole County SherlfT* Departm ent headquar­ ter*. a * a new Sanford police station. Th e m atter h a* been brought up for discussion during p revi­ ous city com m ission work ses­ sions. with Indications that most o f the com m issioners are leaning In favor o f using the building for that purpose. Earlier this month. City M anager Bill Simmons. Police C h ief Joe Dillard, and Deputy C h ief Dennis W hitm ire toured the building at the airport to see If It would be feasible to pursue the concept o f acqu ir­ ing the lease. Sim m ons said the spare In the structure Is close to the projected space requirem ents estim ated to be needed b y the year 2015. Th e sherlfT* departm ent Is scheduled to m ove out o f the facility b y the end o f S ep tem ­ ber. and Sim m ons Is reportedly working on seeking an a n alysis o f what the cost would be to relocate and what would need repairs. Thus far. oth er suggested m ove* from the present S a n ­ ford police station at 815 S. French Avenue Included u tiliz­ ing the em pty city-ow ned lot across French Avenue from Sanford Middle School, and a form er bank building on W. First Street downtown. N eith er liave proven to be what the com m ission considered as cost-efficient. Th e police departm ent has said that the present fa cility lias Insufficient space for e v i­ dence storage and record stor­ age. as w ell as oth er needed facilities. Efforts have been Fo­ under w ay by the city for w ell over a year In seeking a p o s s i­ ble n ew location. A * o f early this week, the fo l­ lowing Items w ere listed on the agenda for the Joint city/alrport w ork session: •Review - Previously approved Airport Layout M aster Plan •Discussion - Status and future requirement for storm w ater m aster plan and utilities m as­ ter plan Including w astew ater treatment plant. •Discussion - Runway 9-27 w etlands m itigation land - 7G acres at city-owned S ite -10. •Discussion • Future use o f Bulldlng-310 os Sanford P olice Departm ent headquarters. •Discussion - Requirement for regulatory agency perm its for all w ork on city-ow ned p r o p ­ erty. Th e m eeting Is scheduled to begin at 6 p.m .. In the W.C. ‘ BUI* Hutchinson Board Room , second floor. A.K. S hoem aker Term inal BuUdlng. at the Or­ lando Sanford A irport. _ _ _ M AROARTT A . HAD AD Margaret A. Hadad, 78, C lara Avenu e.' died Thursday, F eb . 26. 1998 at h er residence. B om In Camden. N J . . she moved to C entral Florida In 1997 from M oorlstown. N J . Mrs. Hadad was a s elf em ployed In vest­ ment counselor. In New Jersey she was vice president o f Deborah C harter and worked with the Departm ent o f Aging and the m entally ill through the ‘ Step Up and Step Out* program. Mrs. Hadad was a m em ber o f Grace Fellow ship C ongregational Church. San­ ford. Survivors Include son. T h o ­ mas. Big Lake. Alaska; daugh­ ter Barbara W atson. DeLand; four grandchildren. Stephen R. Baldauff Funeral Home. Inc.. Deltona, In charge o f arrangem ents. PATR ICIA JEANNE HOLT Patricia Jeanne Holt. 66, Dothan. Ala., died Friday. Feb. 27. 1998 at Southeast A labam a Medical Center. Ms. Holt was b o m August 15. 1931 in Liver­ pool. Ohio. Ms. Holt was a re­ tired registered nurse. Survivors Include Sister, Ju ­ dith K. Greenlee. Dothan. A la. Ward-WUson Funeral Home. Dothan. Ala., in charge o f a r ­ rangem ents. C !L T T Z I«B »& a BOLT. PATRICIA JEANNE Ms. Patricia Jeanne Halt. 66. of Dothan. Ala., died Friday. Feb. 27. 1988 at Southeast Alabama Medical Center following an extended IIThe family will receive friends at the funeral home Saturday, Feb. 28 from 6 to 8 p.m. Funeral services will be at 230. Sunday. March I at Ward-WUson Chapel with the ffcv. Wullorc Russell officiating. Burial will follow at Memory BUI Cemetery with Ward-Wilson funeral Home di­ recting. Mr*. Bolt was bom August 15, 1931 tn East Liverpool, Ohio to the late Gabriel and Elizabeth L (Drcter) Holt. She attended nurses training at East Liverpool City Hos­ pital where she became a registered nurse. She moved to Sanford, Fla. and worked for Seminole Memorial Hospital for a short time and then for Dr. Robot M. Roaonond for over 30 years. v She moved to Dothan four years ago. Flowers wlU be accepted or memo­ rial contributions may be made to the American Heart Association, P.O. Box 6267, Dothan. AL.. 36302 or the Diabetes Trust Fund, 1808 Seventh Avenue South, Birming­ ham. AL.. 35294. Survivors include sister and brother-in-law. Judith K. A Patrick Greenlee. Dothan. Ala.: aunt. Vlr- ginla Ix it r . East Liverpool. Ohio; nieces A spouses, Michele A Rfchsrd Hams. Cottonwood. Ala.. Denise Vanscyoc. Slate College, Pa.. Shawn A !UUy Maganas. Dothan. Ala. >1 I I We Believe In The “Old Fashion ” Wiay • • • • one Funeral Director handles all details all preparation Is done at this facility service times will meet your needs no Interest is charged on trusted prearrangements, which are 100% refundable • the family selects cremation services • markers designed to specifications % BETTE ORAUKOW G F CHRIS NEAL JRi BCHUTEMAN ram kow uneral H ome 1 l I i since 1950 \ 500 E. Airport Blvd.. Sanford. FL 32773 322-3213 l l I BBHMS k l I --r - •- I recently cam e across the "Poop Sheet* given to each Sem inole High Band m em ber for our Mardi Gras trip In 1954. Bandm aster E m ,c Cow ley had everything well organized and we were expected to follow In­ structions. T lie first page gives the schedule for our four- day trip. On Sunday. February 28. the loading crew was to report at 4 a.m.; buses left at G. Sunday ber and brought to the band School and a roadside p icn ic hall try G:00 p.m. Saturday or It were scheduled at 11 a.m. and would not be taken. at 7 p.m. w r were to arrive at Th e third page told about the W inter Oardens Motel In m eals, money and rules. Each M obile. person was to receive $10 for Monday morning w e w ere to meals. (My dad was treasurer leave at H a.m. and would a r­ for the trip and gave out $3 rive In New Orleans at a p ­ each day; he carried $ I and $2 proxim ately 3 p.m. The bus b ills.) would then return to town from Som e rule* from the co n sti­ Jackson Barracks where w e tution were given, one stated stayed for free time until 7:30 that cuddling or disorderly p.m. at which time we would conduct were offen se* that watch the night parade t o ­ would cause Im mediate expu l­ gether. sion from the band. On Mardi Gras Day. Tuesday, Th e follow ing additional w r were to report for roll call rule* were listed: Travel In In uniform at 7:30 a.m. T h e groups o f four when on free buses would then take us to time. No gam bling or drinking: breakfast after which we lined sm oking was perm itted only by up for the Rex Parade at 9:30. parents' written consent and The parade was to end at that o f the band director. No 1:30 p m.: w r could either stay sm oking In public. Observe In town In uniform for free time high moral standards at all or return to barrack* by bus to lim es. Observe the OfT Lim it* rhangr. At 0:30 p.m. we w ere areas. Do not ride In taxi ca b * to meet at the Greyhound s t a ­ except In case o f em ergency. tion. having had supper, to re­ Rem em ber that you represent turn to barracks. And at 8:30 your fam ily, the band's reputa­ p.m. we were to leave for the tion. the school. Sanford and Hex Ball. Florida. Any m isdem eanors W ednesday m orning w r w ere may result In your early return to leave New O rleans and drive to Sanford • alone. straight through, arriving In I'm glad to report that eve ry ­ Sanford at approxim ately G one behaved properly and no a.m. on Thursday. one liad to be sent home. I I can think o f a few things we wrote about our experience In did that weren't scheduled: we one o f my llrst columns: It was had our Sunday picnic In the a m arvelous trip which will be Tallahassee bus station b e ­ remem bered fondly by all wlu> cause o f rainy weather: we took part. 44 years ago) stopped on Monday to tour Jefferson Davis' home. B eau ­ voir. near Biloxi; and on W ltlle I was looking through W ednesday w e w ere given a Peter School's Sanford and the short period o f free lim e In the World War II Yean for my French Q u artrr before leaving January 18 column. I cam e for home. across som e oth er tidbits that The second sheet gives a are perhaps o f Interest. check list for packing. The only Rem ember M.B. (T-B on e) acceptable dress for traveling Smith who was a farm er here was good school clothes. Th ere and state representative In the Is a list o f suggested Item s to 1940‘s? I alw ays w ondered. _ park: we were only allqw rd one 1w h at his given nam e was. W elt^ ‘ suitpasc. W e also, h a d to take, a Marlon Barton (T-Bone) S m l f R V bedroll, unlfonn. Instrument was listed as having his 57th and formal. Everything, had to birthday on O ctober 4. 1930. be marked with our trip l u m ­ Now w e know! 0RLAf AIRPORi �6 A •San tool Herald. Sanford. Florida •Sunday. March 1 . 199B Health /Fitness PAIN M A N A G E M E N T M ED IC IN E Looking for a good night’s sleep? Try Melatonin By A LYC E K L E IN RN Special to the Herald Dally stresses can cause enough anxiety to Im pede a good night o f sleep. A sleep deficit accrued from fitful nights o f tossing and turning m akes difficu lt to rem a in m entally astute during the day. Insom nia Is a com m on p roblem , effecting a p p rox i­ mately one-third o f adults In the U n ited States. Melatonin, a horm one secreted by th e pineal gland In the brain. Is believed to influence sleep, b olster the Im m une sy s­ tem. ward ofT heart disease, and slow th e growth o f tum ors. Although It Is being sold In health food stores and p h a rm a cies across the nation. It has not been sclentlflcallv proven to be com pletely safe and effective. M elatonin Is available without a prescription and Is unregulated by th e FDA (Food and D rug Adm inistration)! Some scientists believe that If the body does not produce enough m elatonin at the right time, restful sleep w ill not ensue. A ccording to A m erican M edical A s s o c ia ­ tion Encyclopedia o f M edicine, our b io ­ rhythm s are based on a circadian (24 hour) cycle. Th e release o f m elatonin Is stim ulated by darkness, and abates as the sun com es up and light receptors In th e eye cause the pineal gland to slow s e c r e ­ tion o f the horm one. Air travel Into an­ other tim e zone causes a distortion o f night and day for the traveler and the circadian cycle Is disrupted resulting In Jet lag. Research suggests that oral a d ­ m inistration o f m elatonin m ay not only Influence sleep, but provide re lie f from Jet lag by assisting the traveler to reset his or her Internal clock. To sleep like a queen (or king), try a glass of milk at bedtime and curb caffeine intake. If that doesn't work, melatonin might. aging process by fightin g free radical dam age and bolsterin g the Immune rystem. Due to these potential effects. It Is thought that m elatonin can help preven t can cer or be o f benefit to persons who have been diagnosed w ith cancer. Dr. R. L. W urtm an, a research er at the Massachusetts Institute o f Tech n ology, states that there Is a good Indication that m elatonin does help people sleep, but the safe and correct dose Is still not known. More research needs to be conducted In order to determ ine the sa fety o f melatonin adm inistration. M elatonin levels In the blood are around 0.3 m illigram s during sleep. Stores are sellin g melatonin pills that can raise blood levels to m ore than 10 tim es the norm al amount. It Is still uncertain what serious side effects can r e ­ sult from this overdose. Dr. Cathy Pagan o f Integrated Health Partners Is a physician who practices h o ­ listic health care In Orlando. H er sp ecific areas o f focus are diabetes, nutrition and obesity. Dr. Pagan believes that peop le should exercise caution when takin g "M elatonin has been found to Inhibit LDL flow density lipids or "bad c h o le s ­ terol") and the synthesis o f ch olesterol", stated Dr. M uller In Biochem ical and B io ­ physical Research, 1994. This reduces the risk o f arteriosclerosis and heart disease. M elatonin production slows as we age. Som e research points to the possibility that m elatonin su pplem en tation slows th e m elatonin "The m elatonin sold In health food stores is m anufactured from plants and can contain Im purities. If the b o ttle states that the horm one has been e x ­ tracted front an anim al you nerd to ask which animal and w here the m elatonin lias been extracted fro m 1* said Dr. Pagan. "M elatonin Is not FDA approved. Th e w ay these horm ones are m anufactured Is not standardized o r controlled and the actual concentration o f m elatonin may differ from one bottle to another." A dose o f two m illigram s to five m illi­ gram s o f m elatonin should be taken nt a time based on circadian rhythm s. Th e best times for most people to take m e la ­ tonin nnd achieve opttmnl results, a c ­ cording to Dr. Pagan, Is betw een five and ten o'clock In the evening. "People need to be aware Uiat high doses o f m elatonin h avr significant side eflects. High doses cause sedation, p ro b ­ lem s with the reprodu ctive system, and a decreased sex drive", said Dr. Pagan. "Anyone who Is prrgnnnt. trying to get pregnant, has diabetes, an Im m u n ologic or psychiatric disorder, suflers from a lle r ­ gies, or Is tnklng prednisone, cortisone, birth control pills, or thyroid h orm one should abstain from taking m elatonin". Since there Is no scientific evidence that su pplem entation o f the horm one m e la ­ tonin will not have adverse eflects. It Is recom m ended that persons w ho decide to procure this sleep aid use It with caution. 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Shah, M.D. * IjVjh II L '.ks ’ # -s‘ . »V ft v V/, : ... »■■ ’ ■ ' ■ ”■ 818 DdMona Bhrd. 1108 4106 W. Late Mary Blvd. Bulls 110 407-874-0800 407-444-0878 Or. 407-4444678 Or Call 1-889-234-3232 l 1000 W. 407-4444878 �Bomb Tuscawilla students taking care of own business hears all ■■■ heckuva Job Lake Mary girls. You earned that trophy. Now tt'a time for the school la honor you with a pa­ rade around town just like Homecoming. If you get a chance. D a Baekb sex check out the artwork hanging up in the Heathrow Ele­ mentary front office dedicated by third to endangered Beery school Da has visited since the tornado last week has kids collected Items for those who were devas­ tated. W ay to go to all o f the kids and volunteers. W ho says kids don’t care about anything but themselves By JEFF BERLUVICKX Herald Staff Writer At Tuscawilla Middle School, if anybody has a problem, they don’t go iunnlng to the Principal's office. They go running to each other. Tuscawilla is kicking off a peer mediation program in which si udents get together to mediate personal problems of their fellow students. There ore 27 kids selected to par­ ticipate after a long Interview process* and assistant princi­ pal Tom Robalr said he Is ex­ cited to see it get off the ground. *lt*s our attempt to give the children an avenue before a situation develops that causes a problem.* Robalr aald. *We need something In place to give them assistance.* The mediation consists o f a round-table discussion In the presence of on administrator. Anyone with a problem con­ cerning another students sim ­ ply fills out a peer mediation form and they get together to work out the problem. Some o f the mediators said the problems usually consist o f stopping rumors and boy­ friend-girlfriend problems. The kid were taught by na­ tionally-trained specialists In the field who ore stationed over at neighboring Lake Howell High. Seminole County paid the cost for the special­ ists. After the specialists came over to Tuscawilla. the selected kids went through a four-and-a-half hour training program. The kids, range eve­ rywhere from sixth- to eighthgrade and there is a mix dur­ ing the actual sessions. *ln training, told us to have the kids come to us. tell their problems and try to see each other's point.* eighth-grader Jennifer Santana said. *We try to teach them how to solve It. then they sign a contract and come back In a couple of weeks to talk about It again.* Eighth-grader Zarhary Sale added. T h ere are always at least two mediators and the people with the problems face each other. Everyone gets thetr own turn to talk and they can't Interrupt.* •After they sort it all out. there’s no problems.* seventh- grader Clarence Phllpott added. Zachary said the mediators never say who's at fault and that it's up to the kids with the gripe to come up with thetr own solution. Eighth-grader Emily Stefurak said everything the kids say stays In the room and there's to be no discussion outside o f the session. Zachary said the students take the program seriously. T h e teachers didn't Just want kids who wanted to get out o f class,* he said. *!t's im ­ portant and we do It to help people.* All o f the mediators are A-D students. One o f the few rules over who gets to mediate Is that no one can deal with a friend's situation, but with 27 Idds in­ cluded, that should never be a problem. The program seems to work, especially in a situation In­ volving boyfriends and girl­ friends. •It's usually solved If they can Just hear each other's side o f the story.* Jennifer said. Soma of Via 27 Tuscswtas MUdto School atudants Invotvad w«h paar matiaion am Zachary Salt. Em*y Stafurak, Jsnnifor Santana and Ctaranoa Phgpott, along wtth assistant principal Tom Robalr and dsputy Frank Johnaon. Emily added. *lt's almost always a problem started be­ cause o f rumors." Robalr aald the program has been highly successful and he's looking forward to seeing It In place. *As long as It gives the kids a chance to get Involved. It makes our school a better place.* he said. That's a rumor everyone at Tuscawilla should be spread­ ing. Lake Brantley students making a difference thetr peers and others. Th e class involves such topics as leadership, decision problem -solving, feedback, em ­ pathy. listening, and so on. Th is provides them with the oppor­ tunity to become more con­ scious o f themselves and fellow peers. The class, only has limited room: therefore, an application is required along wtth reeottjmendstians and ■ *fo ir"'t)P A . Since the students will have to be working and tutoring chil­ dren commitment, enthusiasm, responsibility. Judgment skills, sell-confidence. and politeness are also key factors. i The Lake Brantley peer coun­ selors are not Just average stu­ dents, they are top-notch stu­ dents which la obvious by thetr superior program. After the students end several weeks training wtth Sullivan, each students is assigned to s elementary or middle school, where they are placed Into a classroom to start putting thetr new skills to good use. Lake Brantley student Jennifer Orrini «rifo first grad­ ers Brett Lsndsfsfd end Ashley Argo. Jennifer is one of foe Lake Brands* students petttdpeSng In counseNng. This story Is why the peer was picking up starfish from the counseling program was devel­ sand and tossing them gently oped and why the students and back Into the ocean. ’What are Tracey Sullivan, director o f tire you doing?’ the wise man asked. For the Peer Counseling stu­ By COURTNEY LXFFEW Herald Correspondent___________ dents at Lake Brantley High School they have learned that one person can make a differ­ ence. a n d (fie "The sun Is coming up and the tide Is going out: if I don’t throw them In they’ll die." ‘But young man. there are miles and miles qf beach with starfish all along U... uou can't possibly make a A story Inspired by Loren Flslry difference.’ The young man bent down, picked up another A wise man was taking a sunrise starfish, and threw It lovingly walk along the beach. In the back Into the ocean, past the distance he cai^ht sight q f a breaking waves. ’It made a young man who seemed to be difference to that one," he dancing along the waves. As he replied. got closer he saw the young man program, helps people under­ stand how crucial it la to teach our children there la that young man In everyone that wants to throw the starfish back Into the sea. U Is Just a matter o f taking the Initiative. Peer counseling la a course with four levels for only eleventh and twelfth graders that gives students an understanding o f the elements o f communication, team building and counseling skills, to in turn be able to ala 0 O { t-’ R, •r v - * • 1 n ■y 'It's fantastic for the children. The children love the counselors and the students are auperb. I can't say enough wonderful things about the program,* said Forest City Elementary School fifth grade teacher, Jeanne Freeh. The students have to deal with issues pertaining to the children such as cancer. AIDS, divorce, deaths, etc. The students spend four days a week In the classrooms which leads to a close bond between student and child. This becomes beneficial to the teachers because some children feel more comfortable and are willing to open up to the student counselors. Passes, a senior computer science major at Fcm im College In Virginia, was named to the Dean's List for the foil semester. She Is a graduate o f Lake Maiy High • • • . i f i J M . n I v i ' v (<• . i b o f i " T h u r O o n u ' f i t .'* ■ ' S o u n d n« (,ot'> j I t o o J .it H i t l v < .»» n • i1 . , t ft : . t ' ' i i !. 1J t V G u < .1 >i < t l .* f A l l l . l f K i t o l OlMt ! .- t II !i 1 1 ^ u. .i 11 11U.111V . . • jri.ift . i f ) J 1 .11 j t f))ol)« t. I S t.if t f’l t (m i m i IU J J V . Questions? Call (407) 321-7003 or (407) 321-8202 $1.01 S s ttifU i Donetlon • Sfomtni Smleek flfrfc f to—/ ft/J—r tfr tf Cbrittiu 4IMtoM. "You learn In all classes, but raisers the students gather there Is no class quite Hk»» this. money to grant one wish for one This d o ss Is devoted to you. child from the Children's Make In years your knowledge o f self, knowl­ A Wish Foundation. edge o f the people around you. past they have sent a child who been diagnosed with and your emotional growth. It Is had a place where you will make leukemia to visit his family In new friends, but most o f all a Venexuela while another boy place where your true self can had lost one o f his legs and his. for a computer was be revealed In a comfortable en­ wish , * vironment,* oak* H rer Counsel granted.lng Ghe student Brett Qambrell. __ .While going..through.this ex-. These'students are* not’ ju s lln in ord in ary program the stu­ this program to receive a simple dents have become very close *Ak for the year. The students knit. The feeling o f a small fam ­ definitely have to work hard for ily can be seen. The students a grade but they also enjoy be­ have had to master the some­ ing around and supporting the times difficult task o f expressing children. thetr emotions and concerns ’ Don't take this class thinking Just like they expect from the an easy *A'... take this class to children, therefore, they grow explore who you are and who familiar with one another. you want to be. Take the skills T h U class U a place where you learn here and value them for the rest o f your life. It is well you have to leave your comfort worth i t * Peer Counseling One rone and open up to others.* aald senior Peer Counseling student Kara Rates. In addition to going to the One stu den t Heather Cooley. schools each week, the students The tedious labor the students ore required to participate In and Sullivan do U inspiriting. four volunteer activities. The That feeling ts visible as you students find that volunteering walk into the classroom and see ts energising and rewarding and the numerous pictures o f fund­ go on to partake In many other raisers and the students with charitable events. thetr children. It la a warm at­ "You realise it once you get in mosphere that la not always the class, how much you have a present when you enter Into a love for people. Don't be afraid normal high school classroom. to love and learn because you With the experience and will get nothing but love and knowledge in return." expressed guidance Sullivan has given to senior Peer Counseling Four her students, they have learned and appreciated morals. Instudent. Danielle Disney. The peer counselors serve and sights into human behavior, and cooperate In the PTSA Open kindness that the program ex­ hibits. House, the PTSA Spaghetti dinner, the MS Walk. Habitat Sullivan has taught them more for Humanity. Florida Living than the basic fundamentals o f Center. Walk America, Coalition school. She has showed them for the Homeless, the Boys and how to make a difference in Girls Club. Flight to Santa Land someone’s life and how much and several more. one person can make that dif­ Each year through fund- ference. ' the University o f Wyoming. Craig Kemper, o f Longwood, and a senior at Wake Forest University, was announced to the school's Dean's List. • • • Daaaa HaCfoatg. o f Longwood, earned Dean's lis t hon­ ors at Utica College of Syra­ cuse University. OUvla M argaret (1st, o f Longwood. and a senior at Wake Forest University, was named to the school's Dean's L is t _ a Kinderat Pine Crest -----------was named 8emlnolc County ertwni lated Employee o f the Year. She has been at Pine Croat for 18 years. fTiimr Lee W alt, a gradu­ • I t • as, * M ag d a r k s was chosen as Teacher o f the Year and A d a fomaaa was chosen School Related Employee o f the Year for Idyfiwtlde Elementary SchoolOviedo. r e c d v t d fc J ^ B A from ating senior at Lake Maiy High School, was named as a candidate in the 1908 Presi­ dential Scholars Program. Scholars will be Invited to Washington. D.C. to receive a medallion and meet with members o f government. • • • Bath W lap U ag. a grauuatc o f Lake Brantley, and son o f Gary and Elaine Wiepklng. was named a member o f the E.A.Q.L.E. Mentor Program at Ashland University. He is a religion nu^or. Building a better Da Bomb With the creation of the Seminole Herald, don't look for much to change wtth Da W e ll still bring all the stories and profiles that you've come to enjoy and. sometimes, ridicule. We want to cover every school In Seminole County - all 32 o f them - and still need your help. Call Da Bom b at 3222011 with story ideas whether your idds or students ore in Longwood. Sanford. Mary Oviedo. Winter Springs o r any other part o f the county. Starting In two weeks, look for profiles on Disney's Dreamers and Doers from all over the county. Also, look for us on prom night, graduation and all the other events in the next few weeks. �OA Uviford Herald S.mtoul Florida Sunday. March 1. 1998 A fter the storm Photos by Arch Boothe Top A ll that is loti of a m o b ilo tio m o at 4 3 2 5 S villo A v e M e llo n - is th e fo u n d a tio n , w h ic h ta m ily m e m b e rs in ­ V o lo r a n d J a s o n K a lis r o w s k i B o tto m th o s u n p o u rs th ro u g h co ilin g b o a m s . all th at is loti ot th o root vi th is W il­ h o m o T h o in to n o r s u s ta m o d m u c h rain d a m a g o lie. M a ry lo u a n d W illio C o t t e r J r . J o h n n y a n d Y o la n d a ors h a v o ro m o v o d w h a t b e lo n g s th e y c o u ld s a v e s p e c t In c lu d e d in th e c lo a n u p ot th is p ro p e rty a ro Own A bo vo S o m o h o m o s w o ro s a lv a g o - a b lo after o it o n s iv o re p a ir w o rk T w o y o u n g m e n s h in y lo a roof that w a s b lo w n off b y th o to rn a d o e s M ight B e llS o u th set u p a m o b ile p h o n o b a n k s o re s id e n ts w h o lost s o rv ic o c o u ld m a k o froo lo ca l ca lls to a s s u r e frie n d s a n d fa m ily of th o u s a fo ty M o s t p h o n o s o r v ic o h a s n o w b o o n ro s to ro d to a ro a h o m o s , a c c o r d in g to B o liS o u th V ic o B re s t d e n t L a r ry S tn c k lo r CARPET MILL DIRECT A shley C on tin u ed from Page 1A U ivrn d rr 'It's as if C«od was saying, lips little girl slimtld lx- alive '* The uni Is ai Arnold I'alrnrr Hospital for Wom en and C h il­ dren. ami Is expected to l»e re leased Tuesday Iter aunt said that she w.is aware of what hap|H*ned ■Ashley- said, "a tor undo H<>t me She also said shr knew her inomrny was not eomlnH hack " Hie Ixidies ot |he grandparents and Kevin Taylor were found quit klv lint it was :«> hours later after extensive to-arching that dlvrrs found Penny Hall In a chest-deep swamp In the woods. 'H er little fists were balled up and a diamond engagem ent ring gllstenrd on hrr fin ger." Divender said Krlatlves also found a few of thr things that belonged to the Hall family One was the baby IxMik Penny Hall had ((im p lied for Ashley Inside thr front rover, was the red patien ts b ru rrlrt Penny Hall wore at the h o s p i­ tal when hrr daughter was bom July 24. 1992 Another page had the baby's footprints and statistics lit 23 Inches. Wright 10 4 lbs. Hall also put a Irttrr In thr Ixxik. addressed to hrr daugh ter. It was written when Hall was 1(3. and read: HOME OF THE « ‘ Ashley. Jot your /ut lire please don't get pregnant oral rrwsx lift i/our Jreedotn o/ firm Uuf fun Go to school, college and per i/oo a Jirv Job ’llelleur Mommy, you'll lu-ed a (food Job thr way u v funs* lo line l(fe al this /juuiI to lime. ‘Just no kills u’fufr you i f still tfouny Mommy tm x only 14 years old whrn /Jound out I was pregnant It u<as good, but had I love you any m ay If m y thing ever pars wrong remem her I to w you a/u<ayx please understand I lots* you. n est if t ie aren't always a happy Jam tty Daddy just needs to Jlyure out {f he lean Is Mommy or nof ‘Never Jorifet that I will al u<ays lave you no matter what ‘ Love always. Mom m y " S Q . FT. WAREHOUSE &SHOWROOM 1 1 V Continued from Page LA heard crylnn for help near the trailer home where she lived with her mother and three oth ­ ers. They were killed. Ashley survived *We must put our faith In God." said Sem inole County Com m issioner Daryl McLain, a resident ot Kurrka Ham m ock. T h e r e an- no o th rr good rea­ sons why lives are taken. McLain Joined search parties the two days after the storm, pushed for county program s to help the people who were a f­ fected and on Friday attended two o f the memorial services held In Sanford churrhes. On Sunday, memorial serv­ ices will lx* held throughout the county. Tliere's a 5 p.m. C o m ­ munity Memorial Service at First Baptist Church In S an ­ ford. In the meantime, county em ­ ployees and volunteers work 24 -hours a day at the disaster site. A program called "Adopt A Block” began on Friday and within an hour more than BO requests were made by resi­ dents who needed roofing m a ­ terials. debris removal or veh i­ cle removal. The Department o f l*ubllc Safety. Sheriff's deputies. l a b ­ ile W orks personnel and oth er ugcnrles staffed the ‘ Adopt A Block” tram s that circulated throughout thr community. Sheriff's deputies Cindy H om strad and C raig Magee were on one o f flic ‘ Adopt a B lock" team s Friday when they found yet another victim o f the tornado - u registered eagle. ‘ It was an adult eagle und we found It In the Pine W ay area," Hom strad said. Tlie most unusual request tlie county received was from un elderly man who asked If he could have some o f the $3 m il­ lion President Bill Clinton said was targeted for Florida tor­ nado victim s. W hrn thr county people ar nvrd al the man's home, they found no damage or problem s ‘ He simply wanted some of the m oney." a county em ployee said Clinton came to Florida on Thursday and viewed the Sem inole County damage from Martnr One helicopter. He went on foot through the tor­ nado dam age In K issim m ee and Osceola County where 24 died. ‘ Keep your chin up.” he said. "We will help you.” That has been S em in ole's goal from the start - to help. T lie county has waived per­ mit fees for storm victims who will be rebuilding on their properly. Those who had a conven ­ tional home, may up to one year place a travel trailer or mobile home on their property. If these residents wish to re­ place their home with a m obile home, tlie county will waive the fee. T lie county provided 30 large dumpsters for storm debris. All landfill fees are waived for d e ­ bris rrlatlng to the disaster. T lie Health Department Is distributing w ater from tlie Tern Challenge building lo ­ cated at the Intersection o f S. Sanford Ave. and Lake Mary Blvd. County officials are c o n ­ cerned about looters, gaw kers and scam artists. Deputy sher­ iffs are throughout the area and county building In spectors are visiting those who need the nam es and num bers o f li­ censed contractors. There has been an outpour­ ing o f support from people all over the world. S em in ole County Com m ission Chairm an Randy Morris said he has re­ ceived m essages from Europe. T lie city o f Sanford. N.C. b e ­ gan a ‘ Sanford Helps Sanford" program, loading a tractor trailer full o f blankets, clo th ­ TILE ing. food and other Items such us school supplies for victim s o f the tornado Mayor W inston Hrster and TV station manager Richard Felndcl began thr drive GRADE 4 KID PROOF *7 C O M M E R C IA L CARPETS / from n TILE $ 0 .9 9 * H S j .3 9 * ; r? I M P O R T E D ITALIA N 13 X13*’ F R O M { 99c Tornado------ r r : / / /1 1 iita TQPNAMEBRAm S$3 D ru m can b« achieved T O P A Y ... W IT H N O IN T E R E S T w AC * * * Protttnonsl Installation CARPET MILL DIRECT 2913 Hwy. 17-92 (O rlando Dr.) • Sanford (2 block* North ol Airport Blvd next to City Eloctnc and Enterprise Leasing) >• -55KT lJS I HOURS: Moo.-Frl. #-« •Sal. »-5. 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A s ev ciy b o d y kn ow s b y now , the U n iversity o f C on n ecticu t w om en 's basketball conch G cn o A u rlem m a arra n ged for his Inju red scorin g lea d er N ykesha Sales, w ith the c o o p ­ eration o f his op pon en t and the c o m m is ­ sio n er o f the Dig East C onference, M ike TYanghcse. to a llow Sales to score nn u n con tested layu p a t the start o f their g a m e again st Vlllnnovn W edn esday. T h e reason w a s that S ales w as one point from the sch ool's a ll-tim e scorin g record w h en h er ca ree r ended w ith a to m A chilles tendon last w eekend. W ednesday. sh cTiobblcd out nt the start o f the gam e, set the record, then w alked olT to a lou d ovation. U Conn allow ed Vlllanovn to score nn u n ­ contested bosket so thnt both team s could start ou t even. N ow A u rlem m a Is b ein g vilified b y fans, m ostly m en. from all o v er the country. He doesn 't deserve It. In fact, he should be praised for the a tten tion he bus brou gh t to the w om en 's gam e o v er the last several yea rs. A u rlem m a has b een labeled a p ig by m u ch o f the m edia, the sam e on es w h o so aclfrlgh teou sly rave abou t w om en 's bask etball In th eir politically correct m anner. B u t all A u rlem m a w as d o in g w as m ak in g a | c \ h o gave h er | 1 ^ _ tq i«d o a . ..to ..JLhe. * * TYanghcse is t h P o lle w h o m ad e th e b iggest m istake, sayin g h e w ou ld n 't have allow ed the p loy I f It had been a m an 's gam e. N ow he's b ein g abused fo r sa yin g th at m en's and w om en 's basketball sh ou ldn't be treated e x ­ a ctly the sam e. I f you d ig ben eath the perceived sexism be­ hind the rem ark . It m akes som e sense. R igh t now . In 1998, th ey aren 't th e sam e. F or w om en 's b ask etball to be on com p letely eq u a l fo otin g w ith the m en's gam e - and th a t w ill n ever happ en • little stu nts like these th at b rin g a tten tion to the gam e are n eces­ sary. T a k e a look a t w om en 's sports a little clo ser to h om e. N am e o n e h igh sch ool sp ort In S em in ole C o u n ty w h ere the g irls o u td ra w th e b o ys (let's forget the Lake M ary - P e n sa ­ co la gam e tw o w eeks ago, It w as an a b e rra ­ tion ). T h ere are none. M ost o f the girls gam es are p layed before p aren ts and boyfriends. T h e boys, at every basketball, soccer, lacrosse g o m e o r baseball (as opposed to Boftball) a re I m J eff, Pag# 3B LONGWOOD _ W hen you get right down to It. the only thing you have to do to win gam es Is score m ore often than the oth er team. If you can keep the oth er team from scoring. It m akes your task thut much simpler. Senior goalie Shane L a l’laca and his defensive sidekicks made things elementury for their Lyman team m ates Friday night when they blanked the Oviedo Lions In their GA-Dlstrlct 3 boys’ soccer sem ifinal at the Carlton H enley Athletic C om plex. Jason Detbler and Mark Lew is provided the ofTense. each scoring u goal to give the Greyhounds a 2-0 victory. Lyman (15-5 and ranked No. 4 In the last Florida Sports W riters' Associatlon/Florldn Athletic C oa ch es' Association Class GA state poll) advances to Tuesday night's c h a m ­ pionship gam e at Lake Brantley. Oviedo (ranked No. 8 In the most recent state poll) finishes Its senson 19-8-2. Given the circum stances facing the Oreyhounds. they probably had lo rely on their defense more than usual Friday night. Not only were the facing one o f the county's strongest offensive sides, but Ly­ man hadn't played a gam e In two weeks. "W e haven't played since Feb. 14.* said Lyman coach Ray Sandldge before the game. "And I think we've only played one gam e In the last 20 or so days. But we're ns healthy as we've been all year.* Maybe It was the layoff or m aybe the D on defense had som eth ing to do with It. but the Greyhounds weren't quite ns sharp on offense, which requires timing und touch. *J was very concerned Monduy night.* said Sandldge. *On W ednesday, when I saw Oviedo play at Lake Brantley. I was co n ­ cerned. But we had a good week of ractlce. Then, on Thursday, we ad a great practice. I knew we Itad a big gam e In us.* ■ e * Soccer, Page 3B R Mark Lewis scored the goal that put the game out of reach Friday night as the No. 4 state-ranked Lyman Greyhounds ousted the Oviedo Lions, 2-0, in the semifinals of the Class 6A-Distrtct 3 Boys Soccer Tournament at Lyman High School. Tribe can’t hold off Wolves in softball DELTONA _ Sem inole fought from behind twice, but could not rally a third time as the Fighting Sem lnoles lost for the first time this season, 5-3. to Deltona" 1H a C U a a 'X A -D lsirlcL15 5 • I ,U‘ h )l The loss dropper) SeminolcU* 2-1 on the rea ­ son, but more Importantly, the Tube missed a chance to take control of the 5A-5 race having already beaten Pine Ridge In tire season opener. A win would have been huge for Seminole since the Wolves have been the district cha mplon or runner-up In Class 6A the past three Raiders note com e back again to tie the gam e with a run In the top o f the sixth Inning. Seminole 000 301 0 . 3 4 3 But once again Deltona had the answer, Deltona 010 303 a _ S 3 4 scoring llic tie-breaking and Insurance run In Duvall and Kdand MtCultlmm and TUll WT _ McCutrhen the bottom o f the sixth Inning. U' . Duvall (2-11 Save _ noor. 211 . none. 311 . ixaic UK _ maw Hrrurde _ SrtjOnale 2-1. Marta Duvall saw her record fall to 2-1 despite ---------------------------------------- ----------------------------- . , allow in g only five singles. ■> years before dropping b a c k to 5A tlUAiyaWmint t>-l, --Providing the o ffen se for lire Fighting Sem i"W e anil alsuuUhfcAve •wen." «ut<i- B am tiw le u itnolea- rwere Kelley Langton (2-for-3. o n * run head coach Dave Rogers.>*We need to wane on a scored). W itte (l-fo r-2 , two RBI). Tam ara S leep few things, but w e're going to be alright**) i»i..i ... i (l-fb r-3 ] and Am anda Mustakas and Sherri Deltona took a 1-0 lead In the bottom o f the Elland (one nm scored each), second, but the Fighting Sem lnoles cam e back Sem inole will play three hom e gam es next to take a 2-1 lead In a two-run single by Melweek, hosting Sem inole Athletic Conference foe llssa W itte In tire top o f the fourth inning. Lyman on Tuesday and 5A-5 opponents Oak Th e W olves answered with two m n s In the Ridge on Thursday and Pine Ridge on Friday. All bottom o f the fourth Inning, oidy to see Semithree gam es will start at 6:30 p.m. WOLVES 5, PIOHTINO BEM1NOLX8 3 By DEAN SMITH Herald Sports Editor SCC splits deuce with Patriots S ta ff Ra porta BRADENTON 1 A pair o f "former Seminole County high school baseball stars came back to haunt Seminole Community College Thursday afternoon as the Raiders dropped a 12-6 decision to im see, Pag* as SANFORD _ Th e Sem inole Community C ollege softball team continued Its season o f give and lake Thursday afternoon as the Raiders spilt a Mld-Flortda Conference doubleheader with Central Florida Comm unity College from Ocala. A s has been their pattern o f late, the Raiders played outstanding In winning the opening gam e, 5-2, but could not m aintain the momentum and dropped the nightcap, 4-3, to the Patriots. *lt was a great first game,* said SCC head coach Courtney Miller. ~We didn't get many hits, but the o n e* we did manage always produced n m s for us. Brittany Scott hit a bom b In the sixth Inning over the center Held fence Ural Iced It for us. "W e gave CFCC the second gam e. Tw o errors In one Inning produced four runs for them. The kids gave It all they had and scrapped back In the sixth and pushed across the dying run In the seventh, but w e ran out o f outs.* The Raiders (8-7 overall. 3-3 In the conference) took a 3-0 lead lnthe bottom o f the third Inning o f the opening game. Deltona's Erin Maljub reached on an error and advanced to second on a sacrifice bunt b y Oviedo's Deslrae Schwartz. Maljub then moved to third on a wild pitch as Christy Neudeck walked. Neudeck then stole second as Diane M acaluso a lso walked to load the bases. Baa Raiders. Pag* 2B Robinson, Mitchell prepare young athletes for move to Lake Mary girls basketball team m m rt By COURTNEY LEPPEW Herald C orrespon den t__________ M a rte n of the 1097-06 Greenwood Lakes Mktfa School eighth grade girls basketball team are: (back tow, left to right) Chesale Kereenbrock, Male Keeney, Heidi Gentner. Danyete McCreiest. Jackie Belli. 8 eleete Hudson, Sharia Taylor, Bethey Figueroa, lead coach Mike Mitchell, (aeeted, left to right) Shane Slmcox, Jessica Hermeen, Rachael Whelan, Jotfl Gregorey and Stephanie Loftin. LAKE MARY _ The girls bas­ ketball team at Greenwood Lakes Middle School has some big shoes to step Into over the next few years, but with the di­ rection o f Laurel Robinson and Mike Mitchell, they will fill them perfectly. Robinson /la the assistant basketball coach for Lake Mary High and also assists Mitchell at Greenwood Lakes. She teaches personal fitness at Greenwood Lakes during the day. . Talent and ability is some­ thing Robinson la familiar with playing sports all throughout .her life. She played for Stetson University and went on to coach at her alma mater. Eustls High School, for a wide range o f sports. While coach­ ing at Eustls. Robinson re­ ceived the Job at Greenwood. Along with her other duties Robinson took on the Lake Mary High girls basketball team. Mitchell's play book reads somewhat the same. Being an athletic child and basketball being his first love. Mitchell was a starting forward for Seminole High School in the mld-70'a. He also coached for several years at Lake Howell High School and then came to Greenwood where he has been for 12 years. "We try to give them a piece o f what la going on at Lake Mary High so when they get over there they can build on that,* Robinson said. FOR T H E B E S T C O V E R A G E OF S P O R T S IN Y O U R A R E A , READ T H E S A N F O R D H E R A L D DAILY �2B ■ Sanford Herakl. Sanford, Honda - Sunday. Marcti 1. 1996 t* IN B R IE F Youth Basketball at SCC SANFORD _ Sem inole Com m unity C ollege and the Sem inole County S h eriffs D ep a rt­ ment Police Athletic League Is accepting In­ dividual and team registrations for lt‘s srpln g league for boys and girls 10-yenrs-of-age and younger. All gam es arc played at the college on S a t­ urday m ornings. Cost Is $50 per player o r $400 per team. Registration form s arc available at most elem entary schools or by calling PAL at 3306600. ext. 263. SCC at 328-2092. or access the Internet st in TP://m em bers.aol.com /starsbball/lndcx.h tml. On site registration at SCC on March 28 and April 4 from 10 a.m. to noon. Spring Softball Tournament SANFORD _ Th e Sanford Recreation De­ partm ent will sponsor a softball tournament for both men and wom en team s the w eekend o f March 6-7-8. Depending on the num ber o f tram s, the tournam ent will be played on Saturday and Sunday (If necessary) and then Friday (If necessary). Any Class *C* w om en's or men’s team s are eligib le. Only $100 per tram , and balls w ill be p r o ­ vided. Chase and Ptnehurst parks will be used as needed and their will be excellent awards and trophies given out. Th e tournament will lx* sponosored by the Sanford Recreation Departm ent. Crown T r o ­ phy and Braxton's Sporting Goods. All proceeds will benefit the Youth B a s e ­ ball and Softball program s In Sanford. Call Jim Schaefer at 330-5697 for m ore Inform ation. permit for the Em eralda Marsh Type II W M A can hunt on the first and last day. every W ednesday. Saturday and Sunday o f the s e a ­ son. The perm its arc available through the Tax C ollector OfTlces o f Lake. Orange. M ar­ lon and Volusia counties. Th e duck and coot season at the Emeralda Marsh Type II W M A will end on January 20th, with a youth hunt scheduled for Ja n u ­ ary 24th. Win Final Four tickets ALTAM ONTE SPRING S _ From M atrhn 722. shoppers al the Altam onte Mall can reg­ ister to win a trip to the N C AA Final Four sem ifinals and cham pionship gam es In San Antonio, Texas, on March 28-30. The trip will Include two tickets to the sem ifinals and cham pionship gam es, hotel accom m odations, round-trip air tra n sp o rta ­ tion and hospitality. Custom ers must be 18 or older to enter and must (111 out an entry form Including their guesses o f which NCAA m en's b a sk e t­ ball teams will qualify for the Final Four. E n ­ try form s will be available at the Mall cu s­ tom er service desk. Th e w inning entry will be selected March 25. Waterfowl rule change ORLANDO _ To com ply with changes In the statew ide waterfowl rules and elim inate confusion In the hunting brochure, the rule for hunting in the Emeralda Marsh Type 11 W ild life Management Area has been revised. Hunters who possess a special hunting ORLANDO _ Orlando M aglr regular-season tickets are now on sale. Ticket prices are $16. $22. $31 and $40 nnd ran be purchased at the Orlando A rena Box OfTlcc and at all TlrketM aster location s, or by calling TlrketM aster at (407) 839-3900. Tickets can also be purchased via the In ­ ternet at TlcketM aster.com . For additional Inform ation, please call Kjcrstln Ecker at (407) 428-6765. Golf for Lake Howell OVIEDO _ Support the Lake Howell High School B oosler Club at the annual go lf tour­ nament April 19 at the Ekana O olf Club. Th e club raises money for Lake H ow ell athletics. There will be a 1:30 p.m. shotgun start with closest to the pin. longest drive, and putting com petitions stnrtlng at noon. Range balls will be provided for practice. Cost Is $48 per player and Includes lunch. Fax Inform ation to Doug Dorsum (788-1666) or Lake Howell (320-9025) to participate. R A ID E R S 5-3. P A T R IO T S 2-4 G AM E ONE Central Florida C. C. 000 101 0 _ 2 S 3 Seminole C. C. 003 101 x _ 8 4 I Wakrnuui end Turgiiw Hooper and Maijub WP _ llooprr (4-3|. LP _ Wakrnuui Saw none 111 CKCC. Yount. SCC. I lays. Neudrt k Srhwarti. 311 . none. lUt . SCC. Scott G AM ES TW O Central Florida C. C. 000 400 0 . 4 B 2 Seminole C. C. 010 101 0 . 3 B 2 Klnklr and Torflow. Aahwonh. Miller 16) and Maijub. WP Klnkle LP . Aahwonh 10-31 Saw . none. 311 . CFCCT Simmon*. Yount; SCC. Sharp 311 _ none. IIH _ none Krrorda _ CKCC 4-11 owndl. 3-4 Mid-Florida Conference: SCC 8-7 overall. 3 3 M FC. bunted to second Scott, who also reached when the throw to second w a s late. Both runners advanced a base on passed ball and after a pop up. Maijub lifted a sacrifice fly to left, scoring Ram ry. Th e Patriots finally woke up In the top o f the fourth Inning, taking advantage o f an e m ir to score all four o f their run. SCC started Its com eb ack In the bottom o f Ihe fourth Inning. Scott led o ff with a single to left and advanced to second on a passed ball. Lym an's Jam ie Sharp then ripped a double to left field, scoring Scott. The Raiders’ tlilrd ran cam e In the bottom o f the sixth Inning as. with two out and no one on. Oviedo's Carrie McAultffe walkrd. Schwartz came on to run for McAutlfTe and advanced to second w hrn Neudeck reached on an error. M acaluso then reached on on Infield single to short, with Schwartz scoring all the way from second. Hays then singled to load the bases, but the next b a iler popped up to end the threat. Ramey opened the SCC seventh by reaching on an error and she was bunted to second by Scott. But that was as far as she got as the next two batters popped up and grounded out to end the gam e. Lori A shw orth saw her record fall to 0-3 despite giving up Just two earned runs on right hits over 5-2/3 Innings. Th e freshman from Boone struck out one and walked none. T r a d M iller threw the Anal 1-1/3 Innings, giving up one single. Providing the offense for the Raiders w ere Hays (3-for-4), Sharp (l-fo r-4 with a double, one RBI). Scott (l-fo r-2 , one run scored). Maijub (Ifor-3, one R B I), Ramey (1-for-3. one run scored) B c m a td n (l-fo r-4 ) and Schw artz (one run scored). wvfhrt il|iri Baiataola Maaataa LANCERB 12, RAIDERS 6 230 000 001 _ • $ 2 123 102 038 . I t 17 4 Smith. Mario (6). Jmkina 17). Youmans IS) and Oulacppe. StznorrlU. Bruback (9) and Kerrigan. WP .SiptorriS (1 -11. LP _ Smith 10-3). Save _ none. 3U _ SCC. Eubanks. Rhode*; MCC. Murch 3. Miller. Lincoln. Kerrigan. 3B _ none. HR . MCC. Living*ton. Neufeld. Murrh. Record* . SCC 1-10-1; MCC 8-6. sixth Inning to start to pull away. in addition to Neufeld, others having big days offensively for the Lancers (3-5) were Jeremy Murch (3-for*4, with a home run and two dou­ bles. four tuns scored, two RBI), Randy Miller (3-for-S. double, two runs scored, one RBI), Scott Livingston (2-for-5, home run. one run scored, one RBI), Justin Lincoln (2-for-5. dou­ ble. one run scored) and Dan Kerrigan (2-for-5. double, three RBI). Doing the damage for the Raiders were Semi­ nole High School graduate Phillip Eubanks (3- Jeff for-5. double, one run scored, two RBI). Josh Rhodes (2-for-S,' double, one run scored, one RBI). Ttavls Gamble (2-for-5. two RBI). Johnny Oulseppe (l-for-4), Paul Lockwood (two runs scored) and Andrea Correa and Sanford's Rob Denmon (one run scored each). SCC (1-10-1) will open a six-game homestand starting with a doubleheader against Catonvllle College today (Saturday) at noon. The Raiders will then host Madison Area Tech In a single game next Friday night at 7 p.m. on RlnkerStenstrom Field at The Historic Sanford M a n o­ rial Stadium. That game will be followed by a 3 p.m. game onSaturday with Western New England and a noon doubleheader on Sunday with Hagerstown Junior College. earn, a c t i o n n a s excep t lo r som e o f the b iggest gam es. D on't tak e th is a s criticism o f th e w om en 's g a m e w h ich is Just as ex citin g on the h ig h sch ool level as th e g u y s gam e. A n d r e m e m ­ ber. the N B A resorted to som e p re tty w ack y gim m ick s back In th e 40s w h en It w a s g e t­ tin g o f f th e grou n d. B ut. fo r th e w o m en to g e t th e kind o f e x ­ p o su re th ey need, th ey n ave to b e In th e new s. A n d e v en th ou gh th at m a y h ave been T ra n g h es e's m otiva tion , It aeexns a ll A u rlem m a w a n ted to d o w a s so m eth in g nice fo r a loya l player. L a s t S e c o n d S h o t : 7 b the Sanford Herald’s publisher Dennis Kotac, who’s leaving qfler today, let’s hope you live ”happily ever q/ter..every ,now and then.” •r FIRST COMMCACIAl MORTOAQI COMPANY. Plaintiff, v*. WILLIAM 0. IPARUNO. ALICI T. SPARUMO. M* Wife, SUAIN PSRFICTO DIAZ and UNKNOWN TINANTtS), TO: RuBon Perfect# Ola*. n ot aw tra ■tartia m u . YOU M l NCMSV NOTIFIIO property In rtertrtas 74, On m i T*rr*c* Flat in Ffet Baas i t . Fas* U 4 U of Hi* PubU* S « n ra* at SoaMnafe C*»mty. Ptortdo. a/fc/a Although with lengthy practlces the girls do receive a work out each day. Beginning prac­ tice the girls do a complete forty-five minutes o f the b n damentals - dribbling, shoot­ ing. passing. In additional to the basics, the girls have a conditioning run. along with performing drills and plays. 'Last year, I would come to practice and some o f the girls would be crying. They know that It takes a lot o f hard work.’ said Robinson. The victories would not be possible without the absolute dedication from every player. At that level It may seem diffi­ cult to Imagine but these young ladles and the coaches have that devotion to the team and sport. The parents are even In­ volved attending their chil­ dren's games and Lake Mary Highs contests. "You can have the beat coach in the world but i f yott don't have the tools to work with then you can't accomplish any­ thing.* said Robinson. T h e s e girls have that natural ability that we saw when they were In sixth grade.* The next couple o f years look promising tor the Greenwood Lakes team as the sixth and seventh graders move up. Coach Mitchell is continuously In the process o f placing the girls in summer leagues and AAU. This correspondingly means great things tor Lake Mary High as the young athletes go on to play there. As Lake Mary High brought home the state champtonanlp this year. Robtnaon and Mitchell shared In that moment o f joy knowing they had a little something to do with the suc­ cess. *1 feel proud knowing IVe been associated with those kids.’ said Mitchell. With Robtnaon and Mitchell's winning program they hope to Increase their victories next year which should not be hard with two experienced coaches on staff. ARTHUR a. CORRAL!•. UOUMI 160S W. MaS A**.. S*rtt* IDO Tampa. Florida US04 ■HMn M day* offer flrot pubiicaUon and to* Mw ortgbul v t * Nw Cleft of mo* Court oRffer awonwy or Offer, other* fe* Nw b# entered WITNC6S MV NANO and Nfe ■Ml at aafe Caurt an tMa !4Mi day of FEBRUARY, IMS. fCOURT SIAL) MARYANN! MOSS! dart af Mia Circuit Court Rutfi King Oaputy dark FubSah: March 1,1. M 040-10 FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION C A S I NO. O T-tC tO CA DIVI1ION 14-A FT MORTOAOC COMPANIES Q/B/A FIRST TENNISSEE MORTOAOC COMPANY, INC. AS SUCCESSOR IN INTEREST TO FIRST TENNESSEE SANA NATIONAL ASSOCIATION. Plaintiff!*), v*. RICHARD K WALKER. II, *1 al. Defendant!*) NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE B A L I NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVCN pursuant le a Final Judgment of Mortgage Foreclosure deled February 10th, ISfS. end entered m Cat* NO S T-M IS CA of th* Circuit Court of th* EIOHTCCNTH Judicial Circuit m and tor SEMINOLE County, Florida wharam FT MORTQAOE COMPANIES D/B/A FIRST TEN ­ NESSEE MORTOAOC COMPA­ NY. INC. AS SUCCSSSOR IN INTEREST TO FIRST TEN ­ NESSEE BANK NATIONAL ASSOCIATION I* the Plaintiff end RICHARD K WALKSR, II. RUTH R WALKSR, SEMINOLE COUNTY, CHARLES WALKER are th* Defendants. I wM toll to the highest end beat bidder for cash at th* W IS T FRONT DOOR OF T H I SEMINOLE COUNTY COURTHOUSE; BANFORO. FLORIDA at 11.00 a m., on th* 30th day of March, IttO . the following described proper­ ty ■* eel forth m told Final LOT 0. BLOCK ’ A*. RAVENNA PARK SECTION OF LOCH AKBOR. ACCORDING TO THE FLAT THIRCOF AS RCCOROIO IN PLAT BOOK I I . PAOC(S) SI AND S I. OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA WITNESS MV HAND end the teal of thi* Court on February 10th, ISOS (SEAL) Maryann* Morse Clerk of the Circuit Court By: Dorothy W. Bolton Deputy Clerk Echevarria. McCalls. Saymer, Barrett S F rep pier Poet Office Bo* S4to Tampa. FL SM01 FS70S1ISS NOTICB In accordance with th* Americana Diaabdnw* Act. per­ son* needing a special accom­ modation to participate m ttu* proceeding should contact th* individual or agency sending notice not fetor than seven (7 ) day* prwr to th# proceedmg at the addreaa given on in , net!*#. Telephene; 407.SIS**p* **v atari t aoa tea a rrt (TOO) or i-eoo-ast-arro m . m Florida Relay Service. Publish: March 1 ,0 , t M l 010-1 IN TMS CIRCUIT COURT OF TMS tITN JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR 01anNOLB COUNTY, FLORIOA OSNSNAL JURISOIOTtOR OfVtOtON CASS NOi ST tbOl OAtC-l MELLON MORTQAOE COMPANY QRANTSIS, ASSIONIES, MINORS. CREDITORS. T R U S T S !! AND ALL OTHSR PARTIES CLAIM INQ AN INTEREST SV. THROUOH, UNDER OR AGAINST LORNA C. KOTELNICKI, JOHN D O I AND JANS DOE AS UNKNOWN TENANTS m POSSESSION M TNI CIRCUIT COURT OF TNI SIONTSINTN OF TMS RMMTSSNTM JUDfCULL CIRCUIT IN TNI CIRCUIT COURT OP TMI IIOMTIINTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR SIMINOLI COUNTY. juataoiCTtON division CASS MO. ST-S4S4 CA p ifip o a v# COMPANION MORTOAOC CORF, Plaintiff, va. KRISTY L TIAOUI. at al. Dafendant(s). NOTtea m t n i circuit count Greenwood ■ This year the Greenwood Lakes girts basketball team finished third In their league with a 9-3 record. The games were all close throughout the season which Is an accom ­ plishment considering all the girls are not year round play­ ers. iota FLORIDA, M AID FOR saMMOta COUNTY Legal Notices donferd, Ffertda SZ771. Continued from Page IB • Protect A/B-JJI/JVP - Project Title: F*r* Alarm Tbatlng. inspection and Repair, Document *1361. For information on any of th* Seminole County BCC project*, pleat* call Information on Demand. Inc.. 407-t78-0070. Publish: SUNDAY, March f. PLAINTIFP VS. MARK H. KOTEINICKI. IF UVINO. AND IF OSAO. THE UNKNOWN SPOUSI. HEIRS. DEVISEES, ORANTIES. ASSIONCES, LIENORS, CREDITORS, TR U STIES AND ALL OTHER PARTIES CLAIMINQ AN INTSRIST SV. THROUGH, UNDER OR AO AIN ST MARK H. KOTEINICKI; LORNA C. KOTELNICKI, IF UVINO. AND IF Of AO. T H I UNKNOWN IP O U S I, Legal Notices I COUNTY, STATS OF FLOINOA Continued from Pago IB h igh er draw s, w h ich tran slates into b ig bu ck s fo r the boosters. F ootball gam es a re th e biggest m o n e y ­ m ak ers o f them all. y et. because o f g e n d e r eq u ity w h ich req u ires g irls to h ave as m a n y op portu n ities to p la y sp orts a s th e boys, th e b o ys lose ou t because a footb all team Acids a p p ro x im a tely 100 p layers fo r the th ree team s a t each school. \ Look a t the profession a l g a m e an d w h e re It stands a t 1096. T h e tw o w om en 's leagu es are d ra w in g w ell fo r fled glin g a ssociation s, bu t d on 't co m e a n yw h ere n ea r the N B A a v ­ erage fo r fan su pport. T h e A B L a ll-sta r gam e did w ell a t D isney, b u t there w ere still seats availab le a t a 0,000-plus aren a. T ea m s still close o ff the top decks In th eir N B A are- UST OF SIMINOLI COUNTY BCC PAOJICTSi Magic season tickets on sale Continued from Page IB Continued from Page IB Manatee Community College at Robert C. Wynn Field In Bradenton. Former Lake Brantley High School pitcher Jay Signorelli (1-1) went eight Innings, scatter­ ing six hits and allowing five runs (only one o f which was earned) to get his first college vic­ tory. The 6-foot-7 freshman righthander struck out six and walked only one. Offensively. Oviedo High School graduate Andy Neufeld, who helped lead Sanford Ameri­ can LrglonPost 53 to the World Series cham pi­ onship last summer, went 2-for-4 with a home run. scored two runs, drove in one run and stole two bases. The game was a battle for the first three In­ nings. with SCC leading 2-1 after one Inning and 5-3 after two innings. Manatee took the lead for good in the third Inning by scoring three runs, then added a sin­ gle run In the fourth Inning and two runs In the Legal Notices IN T H I C IR C U IT CO U RT FOR OSMINOLS COUNTY, FLORIDA PROBATS DIVISION Fife Number 4S-14S-CP IN R l: ESTATE OF MAUREEN R. ISBELL A/K7A MAUREEN RITA ISBELL Deceased. N OTICS TO C R ID ITO S S (summery administration) TO ALL PERSONS HAVINO CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AQAINST THE ABOVE ESTATE: You are hereby notified that an Order of Summary Administration ha* bean entered In the estate of MAU­ REEN R. ISBELL, deceased. Fife Number SS-1SI-CP, by lha Circuit Court tor Bemlnofe County. Florida. Probata Division, the address ol which I* Clark ol the Circuit Court. Probata Division. Semlnol* County Courthouse. 301 North Park Avenue, Sanford, Florida II7 7 I: that th* total cash value of the satata la SS.SSS.I3 and that th* name* and eddra***, of thoa* lo whom it ha* bean assigned by Such order *<• Olenn Douglas laball. aa Co-Truatae ol Ihe Maureen R. label) Revocable Trust, dated th* 11th day of December, i t s 7 SSS Diene Cutl* Casselberry. Florida 31707 Anita L. Bourqua. a* Co-Trust** ol the Maureen R. febell Revocable Trust, dated th* I Ith day of Oecambor. 1SS7 SOSt Ridga Road North Haven, Connecticut 0S4T3 ALL INTERESTED PERSONS ARE NOTIFIED THAT: AN creditor* of the d*c*d*nt and other parsons having claim* or demand* against decadent* estate on whom a copy ol ttu* notice l* aarvod withm three month* altar th* data of th* fust publication ol ttua notice must fife thou claim* with Ihia Court WITHIN THE LATER OF THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM All other creditor* of th* deca­ dent and parson* having claim* or demand* agamat th* aetata of th* decedent muet til* the* claim* with thi* court WITHIN THREE MONTHS AFTER THE OATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICA­ TION OF THIS NOTICE ALL CLAIMS ANO DEMANOS NOT SO FILEO WILL SE FOREV ER BARRED Th* data of th* lu st p u b lica­ tion of thi* Notice M M arch t, OCO-7 Raiders Candice Hays then ripped a two-run double to right center as Maijub and Neudeck scored. Lake Brantley's M a m ie Bernstein then reached on an error that allow ed M acaluso to score. The Patriots (4-11 overall, 2-4 M-FC) got a run back In the top o f the fourth Inning, but SCC answered right back In the bottom o f the fourth Inning. W ith two out and no one on. S c h w a m doubled to right center and Neudeck followed with an RBI double to center field. CPCC got Its final run In the top o f the sixth Inning and Lake H owell's Scott launched her hom e run leading ofT the bottom o f the sixth Inning for the Raiders. Rene H ooper raised her record to 4-3. scattering eight hits and two earned runs. Th e sophom ore from Atco. New Jersey struck out two and walked none. SCC only got four hits. Doing the dam age were Scott (1 -for-3 with the home run, one run scored, o n e RBI). Neudeck (l-fo r-2 with a double, one run scored, one RBI), Hays (l-fo r-2 with a double, one run scored, one RBI). Schwartz (l-fo r-2 with a double, one run scored) and Macaluso and Maijub (one run scored each). The Raiders got ofT to a good start In the nightcap, taking a 1-0 lead in the bottom o f the second Inning. Kim Ramey walked and was Legal Notices JUD ICIAL C IR C U IT WY OF NWWTWtfefe WfWWWl of FoascLosuas sals NOTICf IS HtRCBV OIVIN MMSliMl eNa a* ( kj»*I kudmaMtl Nt nf ^RN^S^BfN S M FN Foraatoaura dal ad February IMS. IMS, and entered In Cat* He. •7-*4*4-CA-t*-l, at IS* Circuit Court *4 the IIOMTtfffTN JuMtlal CWouK In and far MMSfOUl Caunty, Ffertda «NwraM COMPANION MOATOAOC CORF la Plaintiff and KRISTY U TIAOUI. at sL. ara Oafandania. I w « aad fe Nw caaA at Mw WUT FRONT DOOR OF TMI SIMINOLI COUNTY COURTHOUSE: BANFOAO, FLORIDA, at 11*0 BJn. an tba 17th day af MARCH. 1000. W* feKearing diaartbid prtyarty aa aat fo^ts In aaid Final jtfdpNfit: LOT IS. OAK PARK OUSOIVtSION, ALTAM0NT8 SPAtNOS, ACCOROMM TO FLAT THEREOF AS RICOROIO IN FLAT BOOK S, FAOS SS. FU8UC RSCORDS OF SSMINOLS OOUNTV. FLORIDA. WITNESS MV NANO and Nw aaal al Mda Caurt an FIBRUARY tONt. 1000. dark at Mw CtrcuN Caurt By: Jana E. Jaeewic Oaputy dark grtiauarrla |ia^aNa M^M*ap Sarratt 4 Frappfer Fpat OfNca Baa M10 Tampa. FL SUO! FS71IMIS Nones In accordance with the Americana Otaabilities Ad, pec* eon* needing a apaciai accom­ modation ta participate in Mila proceeding should contact the individual or agency sending notice not Infer then seven (7) day* prior to Mw proceeding at the address given on the notice. Telephone: 4Q7<1|]. COM cat 4U7; 1-000-044-0771 (TOO! or 1-000-004-4770 (v); via Flood* Relay Sendee. Publish: February ! ! , and March 1.1*00 DCN-U7 HI IRS, DIVISIIS, DIPINOANTS MOTICS OF FOR8CLOOURS SALS NOT*! IS HIRISY OIVIN pursuant to a Summary Final tsss Parson Orvmg Notice OLENN OOUQLAS ISBELL Co-Tru*l** ANITA l BOUROUf Co Tru*U* Attorney lor Person giving Notice ELORIOOE D LACY Florid* Bar Na O tf lM f DEAN. MEAD. SOOERTON. BLOOOWORTH. CAPOUANO S SOZARTH, PA PO Boa 1344 Orlando, Florida 3 IM I-I3 4 4 Telephone 1407) «tS-St1S PubUeh Marsh t, S. IS M o«o-ts_________________ m TMS CIRCUIT COUNT OF TNI SMNTSSNTN JUDICIAL CIRCUIT M AND FOR SSMINOLS COUNTY. FLORIOA cass no . oi-ssta-cA.ta.w DAVID C CAMPBELL end BARBARA FISHER. Pfemtlflt. v*. RONALD A. WATSON. M aHv*. and it dead, tu* unknown apouoo, hews, da vitae*, grant***, creditors and ail other perl•*a clowning by. through, under or agamat hun and aU unknown natural persona N abve. and it deed or net known thou several and respective unknown apouoa, hew*, davtaaaa. grantee* and creditora, or other pern** claim mg by. through or under those unknown natural person* claiming under th* above-named or described Defendant or party or claiming to have any right, mi* or mtareat m and lo th* tend* hereafter deecnbed. Del end am NOTICB OF ACTION TO: RONALO A. WATSON Whoa# Lett Known Addreaa >M3 Slone brook Orta Sanford. FL 3I7T3. M alive, m P dead, hi* unknown spoua how*, davtaaaa, grant***, era nor* and a* other peril** claw Ing by, through, under agamat him and all unknov natural persona M alive, and dead or not known to bo del or ally*, their several at respective unknown February ISth, IMS. tutored In ChrS Cdta N*. B7 SOBS CA14-S at th* Circuit Court of Ml* ISTH Judicial CkcuK In and ter SIMI­ creditor!, or other partIt NOLI County, Sanford. Ffertda. claiming by. through or und I wta •** to the hlghaai and those unknown natural parsor mmb* ^ OO^mIrnrit claiming under th* abov door e« the SIMINOLI County Courthouse located at Ml N. ar party pr claiming to have any Park Avenue In laniard, right, tat* 'pr btferaai in and la Florida, at 11*0 am. an th* th* fend* hereafter daoettbad. 17th day of MARCH. IMS Mw YOU ARE HIRIBV NOTIFII f*ba*big deaertbad property a* aet forth In said Summary Final that an action for Declaralo Judgment to Oufet and Confw LOT SS. LONODALI, Tttfe on th* following proper ACCOROINO TO THI FLAT bi Bemlnofe County. Florida: Leu 7 and S. LAKE EMU THIRIOF AS RICOROIO IN FLAT BOOK IS. PAOI M. PUB­ COVE, according lo the PI thereof os recorded in FI LIC RECORDS OF SIMINOLI. Bee* S. Page 17. Pub! FLORIOA. owed thi* ISth day of FEBRU­ Record* of Bemlnofe Count Florid*. ARY i**a has boon fifed agamat you an (CIRCUIT COURT SEAL) you ore required to aorva MARYANN! MOflll IrvUr Vffnfrl OtlKiM1 Clark *f th* Circuit Court N any. to R on HARRY O. NIK Sr. Jana Jaaawtc HI. Attorney for Plaintiff, III Poputy Clark W. Firai Straot, Sun* I THI LAW OFFICII OF Sanford. Florida 31771 , and N DAVID J. STIRN, PA the original with th* Cfetk of I* ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF above Court on or bofor* Marc M l S. University Drtv* ISth, tSSS. othorwlee, Judgment may be enter* Plantation. FL SSS14 agamat you far th* laiu |SS4) m-sooo imanded m th* Complaint. I7.1II1S) WITNESS my hand and th In accordanc* with th* American with DtaabiMfe* Act, Official seal of Ml* Court, a poraon* with dlaabNKIa* need- thi* Mi day of February, ISM|m | |pgg||J !6€04MMdl(t0A tO MARYANN! MORSE participate In thia proceeding CLERK OF THI ahould contact the Clark of the CIRCUIT COURT Circuit Court at the SIMINOLI By; Joan BriOt County Courthouse at 407-ISS- Oaputy Clark 4SM EXT. 4117. not fetor then Harry a. Raid. Ill seven day* prior to the pro- 11M W. First Straot, Suit* S raartlRR R M nMTVIf h » » .in(B IWglnMl, lawaltad IS.• CfVBVlf. ----- -- FLSS7TI SOO-S44-S771 (TOO) or 1-400(407) Sit -Ml I SSS-S770, vie Florida Relay PubUch: February IS. and Fublfeh: February IS. tt, I March), 10M OiN-IM 1,4,1444 OCR.IBS �Sanford Harakl. Sanford. Florida •Sunday. March t, 1990 •3 B Cinderella season renews belief in happy endings By M A R T LEAH BUTTON Special to the Herald LAKE MARY _ After a season like the Lake Mary Otrla Varsity Basketball Team had last year, losing the State Championship game In the closing seconds. It would have been excep­ tionally easy for us to stop believing In happy endings. The term Itself Implies a fairy tale story, one which In this case Includes: a dash­ ing leading man, coach Carl Brown: his trusting prottgts, the Lady Ram players: the villains, every team which challenged us and pushed our expectations o f ourselves lb a higher level: and a worthy cause, a Stale Championship, Like rvry Cinderella story, there were many obstacles and Impediments facing us on the long and winding road to Lakeland. Neverthe­ less. we stepped up to challenge after challenge and fought our way back to face Boone High School In the State Chumplonshlp game last Saturday night. Before the game, the locker room was nilrd with excitement and rampant nerves. I had n flashback to a year ago when we sat In that very same room, but the atmosphere was extremely different. We were too young to realize then the remarkable position we had been thrust Into and at the time relied on our emotions and adolescence to carry us through the game. Now, a year later, I realized that across the hall was a youthful and talented team that reminded me of a certain Lake Mary squad which had pos­ sessed the same fearless qualities that would no doubt aid Boone In the championship bout that was soon to occur. But as we stepped onto the ‘court o f dreams' and felt the rush that comes from hearing fans screaming your name and grasping the fact that, win or lose, this was to be the last game o f our season, we were given new courage and faith. Courage that arises from the illuminated and Impassioned expression on your teammates faces, and faith that cornea from the sudden realization that we had been here before and It was our turn to do It right this time. Much like last season, the Championship game featured two .exceptional teams that re­ fused to give up and In doing so caused It to be a dose game. But that night would prove to be one o f Lake Mary's finest hours. As the buzzer sounded to signal the capture o f a dream unat­ tainable by most, but now achieved by a team astounded at Its new accomplishment, I looked around to view some o f the same faces and scenes that had graced the Lakeland Center the year before. Although we were now the ones celebrating wildly, and with Just cause. I noticed the tears were still prevalent. They arei t flowing from the eyes o f my teammates, parents In the • M tfM liH S l enthusiastic fans, reporters, and many more. But this time they were teams of contmtment and you could see swelling up Inside each person the fulfillment o f a special place In their hearts tliat had been left barren ever since the loss last season to (Vnsacola. Perhaps the most touching moment came when I turned to witness a man who has touched my life und the lives o f the people around him. Coach Carl Brown, victoriously holding the State Championship trophy while tears streamed down his face. This is a man who you would always think would have com>lrte control over his emotions, but that night te became entirely vulnerable to the passions which he Iwd hidden all season long. While we celrbrutrd our win and viewed all the happen­ ings of the night with gtddy enthusiasm. I could see C oach Brown proudly gazing ovCr his team and rnvUloned him realizing at that moment tliat lie was living out his h>gh school dreams through us and that would be an everlasting bond shared between him and the players on the 9T-98' State Champion Lady Rams Basket­ ball Team. [ Alary Leah Sulton Is a Junior forward fo r the Ijoke Mary girts' basketball tram and a 4.02 s tu ­ Mary Leah Sutton's hard work (above) led to an outstanding season (or the junior forward and her play was a major factor in the Lake Maty Rams going undefeated this past season and getting to celebrate winning the Class 6A Girts’ State Bas­ ketball Championship and receiving the appropri­ ate accolades at The Lakeland Center last week­ end (left). dent. Soccer C o a t la — d fr o m P a g * IB The first half was played largely between the tops o f the penalty areas. Lyman a t­ tempting Just four shots while Oviedo managed two. Delbler was the only one who found net. taking a feed from Ryan Potts and cracking a one-time shot at 11:22. At halftime, the score was still. 1-0. It was still .1-0 well into the second half when all of a sudden. Oviedo started to dominate play in the Lyman end o f the field. Oviedo senior Mike Zlgler had the first crack, stepping around a defender and blister­ ing a shot at LaPlaca In the 57th minute. LaPLaca managed to parry it but couldn't control the rebound. Zlgler got to the ball first, but knocked It wide right. Then It wav Justin Cook'e turn. In the 60th minute, he had a header that beat L a liara but couldn't beat the cross bar. The ensuing shot on the re­ bound was cleared off the goal line by a Lyman defender. In the next minute. Cook re­ ceived a cross from Reilly Mitchell and ripped a shot. Again LaPlaca knocked the bull k w i y r n p i r h art a n o t h e r shot moments later, but was Just wide. Just when It seemed like the Lions were on the verge of equalizing. Lewis sealed the deal, taking a short free kick from Potts and hammering a shot that plnballed Its way Into And so It is written. A fairy tale ending to a the net at 63:49. magical story. Who knows, there may be a se­ Oviedo had a couple o f other quel. But for right now. I'm cherishing my re­ chances but was stonewalled newed belief In “ 1 - by the Greyhounds. Cook lined up to take a penalty kick with 2:24 led to play, only to be de­ nted by LaPlaca. T h a t's the difference having senior athletes mak’ -.' said FEBR UARY 26 Sandldge Just offer LaPlaca K A L Lawn Service: four hits _ B J. Os­ FEBR UARY 12 saved the penalty kick and a f­ ADAPCO ISO01 _ 7 I I borne (double, three runs scored, one RBI): ter the game. "You can't teach STS 4 s . SS IS three hits _ Noy Rivera (two doubles, four senior experience and leader­ runs scored). Frankie Phillips (double, two 010 314 0 . S IS C o t l f t l l o y l tot C l a n k W ship. The last couple o f years, runs scored, four RBI); two hits _ Jimmy 014 0S 0S. 10 IS we didn't have that. Williams (home run. double, two runs "This was a great team effort. I I I Laws (ism o s.si so scored, four RBI). Bobby McPherson The seniors really came ready 1 00 Os . 1 4 Bator (triple, one RBI). Ty Kokc (three runs to play tonight. And Oviedo Is scored, two RBI): one hit _ Ronnie McNeil an outstanding team, probably FEBR UARY 26 (double, one run scored). J.R. Spivey (three S S 0 S U S .1 7 IS one o f the best offensive trams RBI). Dave Goff (two runs scored). I4S 40S S . IS IS we've faced all year. And we've ADAPCO: four hits _ John Ncubert ClMWth of OsafarS 000 430 S . O i l (triple, double, two runs scored, three I I I t o — Son i a . 103 310 0 _ 7 IS RBI); three hits _ Terry Atkinson (two runs scored); two hits _ Bobby Brown (three 000 SO. S 4 113131 0> . IS IS runs scored, one RBI). Gary Lelst (one run scored, one RBI); one hit _ Donny Cerce (double, two runs scored, two RBI). Bill C en t. Billy Williams. Michaels (double, three RBI). Billy W il­ Matthews Associates: three hits . Tom liams. Chris Crouse (one run scored and Wilks (home run. triple, two runs scored, one RBI each), Lan y Dillon (one run four RBI). Michael Taylor (two triples, one scored); one run scored _ Mike Peck. Winn run scored, one RBI); two hits _ Jamie Haglns. Pttzer (triple, double, one run scored, one Matthews Assoc, leads at Pinehurst SUIT Reports SANFORD _ Tom Wilks' three-run home run keyed a five-run fifth Inning and Mat­ thews Associates clubbed I I extra base hits to hold off Central Baptist Church of Sanford. 10-9. In a battle o f unbeatens in the Sanford Recreation Department Men’s Pinehurst Park Thursday night Polar Bear Slowpltch Softball League on February 12th. In other games from the 12th. Matthews Associates clobbered ADAPCO. 23-7, and K & L Lawn Service crushed Briar Corpora­ tion. 21-1. In games from this week. K A L Lawn Service won a high scoring battle with ADAPCO. 17-15; Mike McCoy's two-out, two-run double tn the top o f the seventh Inning broke a 7-7 tie as Central Baptist Church o f Sanford edged K A L Lawn Service. 9-7; and Matthews Associates scored 15 runs In the bottom o f the first Inning on the way to an 18-2 rout o f Briar Corporation. Matthews Associates are now 0-0 on the season and lead Central Baptist Church o f Sanford (4-1), K A L Lawn Service (3-3). ADAPCO (1-5) and Briar Corporation (0-5). This coming Thursday at Pinehurst Park. Briar Corporation battles K A L Lawn Service at 6:30 p.m., while Central Baptist Church o f Sanford plays the doubleheader against Matthews Associates at 7:30 p.m. and ADAPCO at 8:30 p.m. , Providing the offense were: 12 Matthews Associates: four hits _ Jason Bender (lnside-the-park grand slam, triple, two doubles, four runs scored, six RBI): three hits _ John Lugertng (home run. dou­ ble. one run scored, four RBI); two hits _ Mickey Cogbum (triple, double, two runs scored, three RBI). Brad Bender (two dou­ bles, two runs scored, RBI). Jamie Pttzer (two runs scored, one RBI). Will Reno (two runs scored); one hit _ Michael Taylor (home run. two runs scored, three RBI). Tom Wilks (double, two runs scored, one RBI), Tony Taylor (three runs scored), J a ­ son Flanagan (one run scored); two runs scored _ Chad Ansley. ADAPCO: three hits _ Bobby Brown (triple, two doubles, one run scored, three RBI); two hits _ Larry Dillon (two runs scored). Gary Lelst: one hit _ Chris Crouse (home run. one run scored, three RBI), Mike Peck (one tun scored), John Ncubcrt. ‘BUI Michaels; one run scored _ Donny RBI), Jason Flanagan (two doubles, one run scored). Steve Lugertng (double, two RBI); one hit _ Toiiy Taylor (triple, one run scored), John Lugertng (double, two runs scored). Jason Bender (one run scored, one RBI). Jobte Oorman (one run scored). Will Reno. Bill Cogbum. Central Baptist Church o f Sanford: four hits _ Mike McCoy (one run scored, one RBI); three hits _ BUI Rex (double, one run scored, one RBI); two hits „ Mike Hartman (triple, one run scored, one RBI). Rick Bradley (double, one run scored, two RBI): one hit _ Mike Schwarz. Jay Crutchfield. Asa Evans (one run scored each). Tommy Qracey. Rob Th acker one run scored _ Ed­ die Coggon. K A L Lawn Service: three hits _ Tony Duncan (home run. two doubles, three runs scored, two RBI), Dave Rape (home run. double, four runs scored, two RBI). Noy Rivers (home run. three runs scored, four RBI); two hits _ Dave G off (two home runs, two runs scored, six RBI). Scott Carter (double, two runs scored, three RBI). J.R. Spivey (double, one run scored, one RBI), B J . Osborne (one run scored, one RBI); one hit _ Bobby McPherson (two runs scored), Jimmy Williams. i y Kokc (one run scored each); one run scored, one RBI _ Ron McNeil. Briar Corporation: one hit _ Duke Ferrain (double, one RBI). Brian Burgess (one run scored). Ruben Oarris. Horace Moore. Central Baptist Church ot Sanford: three hits _ Jay Crutchfield (triple, three runs scored, one RBI). Mike McCoy (double, one run scored, three RBI); two hits _ Tommy Qracey (one run scored); one hit _ Mike Hartman (double, one ran scored, two RBI). Rick Bradley (one ran scored). Ken Perry (one RBI); two runs scored _ Mike Schwarz; one RBI _ Ken Perry. K A L Lawn Service: three hits _ Noy Riv­ ers (one ran scored); two hits _ J.R. Spivey (double, one run scored, one RBI), B J . Osborne (double, two runs scored). Ronnie McNeil (one ran scored). Frankie Phillips; one hit _ Jimmy Williams (triple, one ran scored), Bobby McPherson (double, one run scored, one RBI), Dave O off (double, one RBI). Scott Carter (one RBI); one RBI _ Ty Kokc. Matthews Associates: three hits _ John .Lugertng (double, three runs scored, three RBI), Tom Wilks (two runs scored, two RBI); two bits _ Chad Ansley (triple, dou­ ble, two runs scored, one RBI), Tony Ta y­ lor (double, two runs scored, one RBI), Steve Lugerlng (two runs scored, two RBI): one hit _ Mickey Cogbum (two runs scored, one RBI). Brad Bender (one run scored, one RBI). Mike Taylor (two runs scored), Jason Flanagan (one RBI), Jamie Pttzer. Jobey Oorman (one run scored each). Briar Corporation: one hit _ Ruben Gar­ d a (triple, two RBI). Tommy Ryan. Chuck Harley, Bo Myers; one ran scored _ Justin Q aida, Brian Burgess. Ful Card simulcasting from FI. CA, KY, NY. PA B IT HAVINISS Pompano, Harsi Parti, Meadows, Maadowtanda. Yonkars only given up one goal to them In three gam es.* Oviedo coach Joe Avdlone trad nothing but praise for Sandldge and his side. ‘ I've played for Ray. I've played against Ray. and I've coached against Ray,* said Avalone. T have nothing but the utmost respect for him and Ills tram. *1 wish Ray und Lyman all the best. Everything! 1 know about this game. I've learned from two people, my dad and Roy Sandldge.* Oviedo finished with an a d ­ vantage tn all the offensive categories except the most Im­ portant one, outshootlng Ly­ man 11-9 and taking 12 com er kicks to Lyman's 4. LaPlace finished with four saves while Oviedo 'keeper Nick Ascenzo had three. Rodeheavtr Boys' Ranch Noodi N Donation of Your Vshidsa; C a r s • T h ic k s • V a n s M o to r H o m s s • B o a t s M o t o r c y c le s • D o c t o r s CALL 1-800-741-2001 WmH P ic k It U p r INI n c l CMPMJEEP \ tar tonmtnaE \ C Mfc, O M lw a U M *J(S7)»141I1| Hot. 17-tt I t il ■M k i B E T J A I-A U U WED. thru SAT. 730 P.M. THURS. 4 SAT. NOON: SUN. 1 P.M. Abo Stmufcast Iron lim i and D a * AM U OTMQOrTKHWWIUMXKMMUl KenKernstransmission TRANSMISSION TUN E- UP OFFER K e n K e m ’a T r a n e m l a s l o n 500 Laurel Avemi*, Sanford, Florida 32771 (407) 323-3040 a Mu W �•IB 9 infcvd MoiaKI Santoftl Florida Survl.i, M arch' 199H People_________________________________ Taste of Italy attracts 200 to woman’s club annual benefit A tantalizing taste of Ita ly was reflected at the Sanford W om an's Feb. 21 when m e m ­ bers held their 12th Annual Italian Night In the spaciou s auditorium. Tw o large baskets . of pastel blossom s arranged at the outside entrance Indicated that som ething special was . happening inside. % I'resident Ruth G aines and J her husband. Fred, greeted at the door w hile Betty Jack, first vice president In charge o f fund-raising, and h er daughter Paula were m anning the ticket table A steady crowd o f hungry p a ­ trons passed down the food line where plates were piled with pasta and succulent sauce, tossed garden salad and crunchy garlic bread. Ann SENIOR ED ITO R D O R IS D IE T R IC H Brlssott. Bill F ia a sa and Bcttyc Smith, servers at the tim e, seemed to be en joying th e m ­ selves while m aking sm all talk with those being served. Club m em bers serving as w aitresses wore red-cheeked aprons to m atch the table cloth and served patrons d e s ­ sert at the table _ a hefty slice o f pound cake drizzled with zesty lemon sauce and a dollop o f whipped cream . The dinner rated rave reviews from the patrons who had nothing but plaudits for the annual event. Am ong the s|>eclal guests wa9 Dr. Elizabeth (Beth) Klapsteln and her son. Tom . who were visiting her parents. Jean and Adm. (USN. ret.) Richard Fowler. Beth was brought up In Sanford and Is now a veteri­ narian In Bcllevlrw. Judges for the Beta Sigma Phi Phi queen contest are (from left). Diane Mietz. Marilyn Myers and Margie Holton. Jantce Springfield played the typical doting rule of Granny Vida Smith (laft) listana whlla Zalda Siskind prssants an E SO book ravlaw as she showed o ff her adorable grandson. A ccom pan yin g Janice were her husband. W endell, and the baby s p a r­ ents. Mary Lou McDonald, who has been confined follow ing « i r gery several weeks ago. showed up with G eorgr Chapm an and they were ready for the d e li­ riou s meal. Deanna Todd was In charge ot the kitchen H ie president said lli.it 200 patrons allowed up for the a n ­ nual event. Betty lla lb a ck was overall chairm an. Shirley Mills w’as ticket chairm an and ESO REVIEWS "BEACH MUSIC" T h r February m eeting of Kp sllon Sigma Omit run. a reading See D ietrich. Page SB W omen meet to celebrate the differences "Changing Our Comm unity Through Com m unication" was ihc topic of diverse discussions in the continuing series esta b ­ lished in 1993. This was a partnership between govern ­ ment and 22 organizations for wom en. Mayor Glenda Hood o f Or­ lando's purpose was to s p o n ­ sor a series o f events with a global focus to Inspire and em power area wom en and w om en's organizations. Central Florida wom en w rre welcomed by M ayor Hood and the co-host Valencia C om m u ­ nity College President Paul C. Gtantnl and the c o rp o ia te sponsors highlighting the e v e ­ ning after a delicious dinner served by Church Street Sta- •ANFORD M ARVA H A W K IN S tton in tbc P m td c n tte l Haltroom on Thursday, Feb. 19. "Vision 2000: Celebrate the D ifferences" was a powerful, m otivational, humorous, and Inspiring, to be rem em bered given by orator Mrs. Patricia M cCloud-Russell. She p re­ sented a spell binding oration to the over 200 wom en and guests w ho were m otivated by h er message. She invited the audience all to be a part o f the group to be successful. She encouraged all to celebrate the difference, that m iracles are by appointm ent only, let us all reason together because It Is a m atter o f choice. n w w S m g H I Wy H T v f r w ^ w w Victoria N. Murphy of Sanford (second from right) of Sanford, pauses to chat with several of 200 women attending the event who were welcomed by Orlando Mayor Glenda Hood. W om en know that things can happen and can make things happen. Mrs. Russell-M cCloud told us that we were ordinary people and we can do extra o r­ dinary tilings. She stated that knowledge Is pow er and a first rate mind Is a happy mind, when It Is thinking. She told us to have vision s, be a network. rem em ber changes are com ing so lie a thinker. That we must work for what we get. but that we w on’t get everything we work for. For us to lx* different, not d isa d ­ vantaged people or Just people standing for som ething, not for anything. W e should focus on our a tti­ tudes. keep our eyes on the prize, be som ebody, work hard at school and In our com m uni­ ties and never give upl These 'w b r d s * t 5 T tKts au di­ ence anxious for. m ore o f her m otivating words. Her dynamic delivery provided her audience with data to feast on. Mrs. Russell McCloud serves a vari­ ety of national leadersh ip roles. She Is one o f the 100 most Influential persons In Am erica. She serves as N a ­ tional President o f Links. In c.; past Suprem e Parliam entarian o f the Alpha Kappa Alpha S o ­ rority. Inc.; Is a graduate o f Howard University Law School and has practiced before the U.S. Suprem e Court In the Dis­ trict o f Colum bia. Th is Joint partnership b e ­ tween Diverse D iscussions and Valencia Com m unity C ollege because o f this collaborative effort made a contribution to the VCC M inority S ch olarsh ip Program. These funds will be matched by dollars from the Florida Lottery. M inority c o l­ lege attendance rates still have not achieved parity with n on ­ m inority rates. NirWi r ** —- - A t —* Wf MTVf ntwtK'l Sanford women attending dlversed discussion are (from lelft. standing);; Thelma Mike, Cynthia Oliver, Gloria Folge and (sealed) Patricia McCloud-Russell. IN APPRECIATIO N On Saturday. March 7 at 7:30 p.m. Morning Glory C hoir No. 2 will sponsor an appreciation Program In honor o f Cynthia • « Hawkins, Page 6B Seminole High honors Employeea of the Month; Optimist Club names Athleta of the Weak EM PLO YEES O F T H E M O N TH : Seminole High School recently honored Laura Loveland (left) as Employee of the Month and Rhonda Robbs as Teacher of the Month. Loveland is a guidance secretary and Robbs teaches In the school's enrichment computer lab. Both re­ ceive congratulations from Principal Gretchen Schapker (center). A TH LETE O F T H E W E E K : The Optimist Club of Sanford honored Barbara Gray as Athlete of the Week. Gray led the team in the district basketball championship and regional quarter fi­ nals by scoring in double figures in each game. Gray, a freshman, who also set a girls' 3-point re­ cord by scoring eight 3-pointers in one-half, re­ ceives the award from Optimist Betty Vann. �Sanford Herald. Sanlord. Florida •Sunday, March t. 1990 EN G AG EM EN TS 5B Hacienda makes costumes for festival LAKE M ARY M AR Y RO W ELL Marla Kay Wilaon and Michael Shane Odom W ilson-Odom Mi .mil Mrs John ( ' Wilson of Danville. Ala . announce thr rn gagrm rn t of tlirli daughter. Marla Kay W ilson of Danville, to Michael Shane Odom ol ll.irtselle, Ala . son of Mr and Mrs Michael O Odom of Altam onte Sprint's H orn III Decatur, the hrldr elr« t is the m aternal granddaughter of Mildred Keeniun of Danville, and the late Mr Charlie Keenurn Her paternal grand pa re u i* are Mr and Mrs Alvin K Prince of lla rtselle and the late Mi J.C W ilson Ms Wilson is a I (HI I graduate of S|>eake High S« I x h i I ami .1 May 1990 graduate of the U niversity o f North Alabam a where she rer rived a fiach rlor d e ­ cree in m arketing and was a memlrrr of I ’hi Mu Soror lly. She Is em ployed hy Jim m y Smith Jew elers. De T h r easiest way to gel kids to Iran i about alm ost any m ibjrct Is to make It hands on. So. If you want kids to rem em ber what they Ira n i i i I m i u I history, what's more m em orable than trying on a costum e? L is t year, the L ik e Mary H is ­ torical Com m ission had Just a few costum es for kids to try on In the museum. They were adult sl/r costum es. Tills year, thr com m ission wantrd c o s ­ tumes children could try on. KSVP (Retired Senior V olun teer Program) Director Gloria Black told one com m ission m em ber that she had a group of sew ers who were looking for a project. Die group was thr lla rirn d .i Craft Group In W inter Springs. T h r com m ission allocated $IOO for supplies and the sew rr * got to work. KSVP volunteer Eileen Nass mode patien ts for the wom en based on what she read In Margaret W esley s book L ik e Mary Beginnings" . i I k i u I the (lo th tn g worn in Olde L ik e Mary. Besides making thr pa I In n s lor the group. Eileen was Hertid rtKHOby Mary RowWI Hacienda Crafters (seated, from left) L it t le Shastern. Clara Gerac t and Jean N rw rom h and (standing) Elizabeth Hlrkhart. Marie Gldalso able tn get som e donated fabric for the project. As of this wnting. thr H acienda Group have com pleted 8 c o s ­ tumes and are working on sev­ eral more. Th r H acienda Group work rv rry Friday for dings. Kate W ilson. Julie Martel and S teph an ie Vavrinek show some of the costumes that have mado. others. Besides making the costum es for the H istorical Com m ission, they m ake Item s for the RSVP Christm as store, nursing hom e patients and more. The costum es will I k * a v a il­ able for children to try on In the Frank Evans Center during Olde L ik e Mary Days, s ch ed ­ uled for March 28 from 10AM to 4PM. Th r com m ission Is See Rowell, Page 6B VALUE-PACKED ENTERTAINMENT W EDDINGS i .ilill Her flnaix e. Isirn in W in ter Park. is the m aternal tiiandson ol Mary A n d er­ son. Altam onte Springs, and the late Joe Anderson. Ills paternal gran dp aren t* are Mr and Mrs. C larence Kous ol Chattan ooga, Term W olf-P resley vows exchanged Odom is a 1992 graduate of l.yman llig li S< hoot, Liu gw ood. where he was on the hasehall team He graduated from the U niver­ sity of North Alabam a in l9(Hi with a bachelor dr gree in m arketing and played baseball there. Hr Is em ployed in m a n a ge­ ment at Continental (train T n . Irt Decatur. " Th r wedding will l>e an event of March I-I. at G p m . at Knott llaptlst Chun h. Danville. Mr. and Mra. Bryan Presley Palm la B. W olf and Bryan D. Presley. Ik ii I i sen ­ ior alnu rn stationed at In* ctrltk Air Force Base. Ttirkry. were married Jan. 28 In a civil cerem ony at the Turkish Consulate in InclrIlk. T h r bride is the daughtrr of Sara C o o p er o f L irg o . The bridegroom Is the son of Rebecca and D ane! Presley o f Deltona. T h r couple met In Turkey. They will return to tlie United S tales on a n ry . b **c assignment In Novem ber. T lie bride Is a 1995 graduate o f G ibbs High School. St. Petersburg, and the b rid e­ groom Is a 1994 graduate of Deltona High School. U n iv e rs ily of C e n tra l F lo rid a Check our calendar for theater, art, music, sports and lectures at: http-J/www. oir. ucf.edu/ pubrel/calendar/ Why Pay More Than You Have To! T R A N S M IS S IO N & A U T O R E P A IR T IC COME SEE US AT OUR NEW LOCATION! k S S S S tT U M M IM IS S IO M •iiu * reaii brakes ! • Mad Cwi 4 Tract! ! • IM Cm •3 5 ” •!K51U •f .X it i .f i iSBBSSL 3 >1 i . I Continued from Page 4B Sabrina Lawson and Willis Andre Bodison Law son-Bodison Mr. and Mr*. Thom as Lawiion. Sr. o f Sanford a n ­ nounce the engagem ent o f their daughtrr, Sabrina Renee' Lawson o f Sanford, to W illi* Andre Uodlson o f Sanford, son of Sylvia Ikidlson o f Sanford. The b r ld r c lc r t I* the m a trm a l granddaughter of the late Mr. and M r*. Isaiah and Clara Russell and the paternal g ra n d ­ daughter o f the late Mr. and Mr*. Garfield and Kblella Lawson. M*. l-awson I* a 1906 graduate of S em in ole Community College Adult High M m o l. s l,r ,s Pr*’ h' cn lly em ployed by Good Sam aritan Home a * a cer­ tified nursing assistan t. Her finance 1* th r m ater­ nal grandson o f K rnrstlne Roberts and the late Mr. and Mrs. W illis and Florene Randolph. Bom In Sanford, the groom Is a 1990 graduate o f Sem inole High School. 'Ilie bridegroom -to-be Is em ployed by the D ep a rt­ ment of Education of Sem inole County S chool System at Lake Mary High School. Th e wedding will Ik * an event o f March 21, 3:00 p.m. at New Bethel Misfdonury Baptist Church in Sanford. society of the Florida F ed era ­ tion of Wom en s Clubs, was held at thr office o f thr S em i­ nole Com m unity Enterprises Inc., fourth and Elm M em liers were invited to this location by Jean Melts. SCE program d i­ rector. Shirley Mills presided over the business m eeting follow ed bv Zelda Siskind giving a book review. Zelda reviewed "Beach Music by Pat Conroy. Libby Boyd said. "Her (Zelda s) interesting in form a ­ tion a lK iu t the author added to the review as did the con trib u ­ tion o f Bunny l-ogan s reading of excerpt* from the books. T h r passages she chose d e m ­ onstrated the vivid w illin g of the author." New officers elected for the com ing year are: Fran Morion, president; Libby Boyd, secre­ tary; Lourlne Messenger, trea s­ urer: and Shirley Mills, p r o ­ gram chairman. Hostesses Hazel Cash. C harlotte Knowles and F'nin Morton served an array o f re­ freshments. In addition. Libby Boyd said Jean served each m em ber a "bowl o f delicious vegetable soup, a sam ple o f what she will serve next week to the trustees and volunteers o f the Sem inole Volunteer E n ­ terprises Inc.* Libby added that tlie soup will ulso be served In the soup kitchen to be ojiened soon at this location. CANDIDATES JUDQED L ist week’s column featured a report o f Beta Sigma Phi crowning Phyllis Senkartk as the 1998 Valentine Q u ern at a Valentine luncheon. T lie candidates were Judged at a coffee held earlier at the DeBary home o f Kathleen Golden. T lie Judges from the DeLond City Council were: Diane Metz. Marilyn Myers und Margie H o l­ ton. T lie hostess served tea sandwiches. nuts, cookies, mints. homemude fudge, strawberries, punch and coffee to: Phyllis Senkartk. J o yce Sanim rt. president o f thr Sanford Beta Sigma Pill City Council. June Helm s. Aniorel L i Rosa. Laurel Trom blay. Lisa Flnnrrtv and Helen llam n er. ROARING TW ENTIES THEME OP GALA Sanford Main Street Is p la n ­ ning a doozy o f a fund-raiser In May. A Roaring Tw enties them e will Ik * carried out at the festive dinner and dance (more on this laterl. Flapjiers and zoot-suiters w ill steal the scene, so prepare you rself for some dance crazes such as the Charleston and oth er fun-events o f the exciting era. Sanford Main Street needs volunteers for this event us well us other forthcom ing benefits. If you would like to volunteer with tills exciting o r ­ ganization. call 322-5600. Jennifer Singelsen Is the program director. T lie Hoard o f Directors Includes: Robert Parsell Jr., president: Michael Skat, vice president; John Ackley, treasurer. Diane Crews, secretary; W illiam Barw irk. Andrea Fanner. Bernard Fitzgerald. Marveen Kelly. Carole Klrchhoff, MAry Larsen. Jerry Mills. Lisa Nason. F ran ­ ces Colem an Oliver. Anthony l*elt. W illiam Simmons. Bcttye D. Smith. Fred Rogers and Ron Rose. ----------- 1— I K 9* 3 31 M Dietrich------- Ptfc* t N H %11M OVER 25 YRS EXPERIENCE 17 92 TLC •2 4 “ MuafComATacM * 1567 South Hwy. 17-92 I Longwood • 695-8288 g g W f t t It's the store you remember with gifts you love! • Muffy VcnderBear • Crane Stationery • Crabtree & Evelyn A, • Seagull Pewter A* • Vera Bradley JL • Boyd’s Bears • Caspari • Lampe Berger • Christopher Radko • Roc hard L im o ge SUhe i@ nAw e/l Unique sifts, stationery and invitations L o c a te d n e x t to G e n e ra l Cinem a a t Lake M a ry C e n tre , e a s t o f 1-4 a t Lake M a ry B lvd. a n d Lake Emma Road 829*2244 V IN T A G E FA S H IO N S N E E D E D FO R SH O W Som ething different Is c o m ­ ing up In Sanford _ a Vintage Fashion Show. The Sanford W om an's Club plans for Its annual Fash ions for Education a parade o f fashions from yesteryear. D o­ rothy Anthony, chairm an o f the club's education departm ent. Is seeking fashions and a c c e s s o ­ ries that date back at least 40 years. If you would like to have your vintage fashions on p a ­ rade and maybe provide your own model, please call Dorothy at 321-1820. T ills event Is expected to be a big attraction on the Sanford spring scene. Proceeds will go toward a scholrshlp for a d e­ serving woman to return to tlie classroom o f her choice. BERNINA SEWING CENTER U > 4 H A X* O M il /.’ t. h ill S'.A uN u HI hi V v nII m IIH A N I.I I I I V I I *111-1 l ".I I,* NO 11UNI, St IV6' I Ih i ,1 /II I: V fAM NO I NI NO © , m �SB ■Sanford Herald. Sanford. Honda ■ Sunday. March 1, 1998 [ SUNDAY MORNING 10 30 1 1:00 10:QO 11:30 6:00 6:30 9:00 9:30 Saved Bad (Cdy Guya |Mogk Place mmu Meet too Prett Y Y 1To4*V (In P$»4Ptog h 1$ Wrdiefi ]Hom> d I^act NeOon j[iArwa t»Mo»toi ISinrOiHtoi Sundtf Momma w. o thra Week rr. 1*. 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J Juti (In (w w l X iv ^ ta rt-w a i'a V ’niitfieaJtaTaaM [CSfraHair-|iUa|KUrlMaB ■ vhr ~ w erw r»r i as (5 05) vm r m rr a na — a s P ^ suse: NoXooto fcoogiopto. f m M oiT l . - 'O t BB g B n g g g g j H c r o j loHtotoOlAJto Ida Uar 'Vaia banco fs z a s n s tfs s r - u a j l ^ — B B IX lions and Principal Sallie Jenkins with some of the Campbell's labels and the equipment they have received In the post. and food. Boy Scout Troop 854 o f Lake Mary will be running the 5-K this year to kick off Olde Lake Mary Days. In addition to the 5-K. there will be a 1-K for children under 12 and a 10-K for the serious runners. There will also be a race for In-line skaters. Troop 854 has o b ­ tained the support of the C o ­ lumbia Medical Center and Dr. Steven Reed of the Florida Or­ thopedic Associates. Continued from Pi|e SB PRIME TIME 1|!• Nwate dwae ay Itary Renal Venal Shenoy and Aubrie Brake (kneeling) Ed­ die Ortiz (center) holding one ol the rock collec­ tions, Carl Buford, (back) Jane Lord, P TA Promo- AFTERNOON * j] I f There Is still time If you would like to be Involved In Olde Lake Mary Days. To enter the antique car show, call David Crews at 321-7305. For arts and crafts, call Pam Qrtffin at 322-7688. Civic groups and churches, call Mary Jane Duryea at 322-3292. For the Kids Komer. call Mary Rowell at 321-1498. For the 5-K race, call Polly Willis at 330-9498. Hawkins------ Rrd Dress. Calling all Nubian Queens. 'Giving Back • Re­ claiming Our Communities*. Bring a friend or two. Presenters for the workshop are Dr. LaFrancls Rogers-Rose. National President; Dr. Joyce Morley-Ball; Dr. Adetokande Berlshade; Elizabeth McOhee; and Angela Adams. Registration Is the day o f the workshop and Is $30 or you may pre-register by calling 331-5065. The workshop topics will be: Health Care For Women. Count All Your Blessing. It Takes a ' Whole Village to Raise a Child, The African American Family; Against All Odds. Continued from Pag* 4B Casanova Brown, musician for the choir. This will be an eve­ ning for various choirs to join In -the -p ra ise and worship service for the honoree. For more information you may call Ann White at 328-0573. “RED D U N ’ S E T The International Black Women's Congress o f Central Florida Chapter Is presenting Its 6th annual 'Every Black Woman Should Wear A Red „ Dress* on Saturday. March 7 from 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. at the Holiday Inn on S.R. 430 In Altamonte Springs. This workshop will be an ex­ citing uplifting day. Attendees will know and receive the warmth and the empowerment that awaits women wlio attend M U SIC W O R K S H O P The Sanford/Central Florida Interdenominational Musicians Guild will combine Black His- HEATHROW TURNS LABELS INTO MONET Since 1091, Heathrow Ele­ mentary School in Lake Mary, has participated In the “Campbell's Labels for Educa­ tion'. It’s a simple con rep t The school collects labels from Campbell's brand products and sends them in. Campbell'S then sends the school fret equipment. Since It began th< rogram. Heathrow students ave turned In over 150.000 la) bels. The school has received mobile equipment cars kitchen centers for classroom i. cameras, rock collections am tape recorders. K up another Cckrd ls to send off. batch of tai­ This time, they're ordering a butterlV] tower. The tower will be usetf by the Ecology Club In the spring. tory and Gospel Music. 'j The father o f gospel muslf history, Dr. Horace Boyer, win present an entertaining work-] shop on the history o f goepef music. Choirs o f ' various churches will be present for classes that will be available on Saturday. March 21 at 9:00 a.m. This session will be held at the First Shiloh Missionary Baptist Church. Choirs can register as groups for $50 re­ gardless o f the choir size. Indi­ vidual registration Is $5. The choirs will be formed into s workshop choir that will rehearse on Thursday. March 12 and IB at St. John Baptist Church located in East Sanford on 10th Street and Cypres Avenue. For Information call Charlei i Jackson at (904) 532-2335 o Faye Henderson at 323-9048. Pending bill gives seniors the chance to stay home DEAR ABBY: You printed a let­ ter recently from a woman who didn't understand why people would not want to go to a nursing horns when they get old. You n s ponded that ‘ many are hesitant to vs up their independence and familiar surroundings* or to ‘ sur­ render control o f their lives,* and noted that sssisted-living facilities offer varying levels of care that are a more attractive alternative. There can be a far better choice: A bill currently before Congress offers senior citizens and persons with disabilities the option to main­ tain their Independence and control o f their lives while remaining in & A D V IC I A B IG A IL VA N BUREN tatives in Congress and urge thejp to co-epon eor and v o ts fo r th is important bill. G A IL B. HEAR, EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR, LJFE-CIL/C ENTER FOR IN D E PE N D E N T LIVING , BLOOM INGTON. IL L 1 _____ r their own homes — or the option to choose s congregate (group-care) facility if that is their preference. This bill la the Medicaid Com­ munity Attendant Services A ct (HB2020). The bill, known as MiCASA (Spanish for “my house*), Introduced by Speaker of the House Newt Gingrich and co-sponsored by House Minority Leader Richard Gephardt, would amend Title XIX of the Social Security Act-Medicaid to create a new option called ’ Quali­ fied Community-Based Attendant Services.” Anyone eligible for a nursing facility or intermediate-care facility services for the mentally retarded would be allowed to stay in their own home and receive attendant care to assist them in their home, workplace, recreation or religious activities. The money follows the individual. It can be used to move out of congregate-care settings or to avoid having to move in. The need for assistance in dally living and health-related tasks will no longer mean that people have to give up their familiar surroundings or their independence. This bill will benefit everyone who is disabled or will ever have a disability or be old — and that's everyone. To secure the right to choose, call or write your represen­ 1 DEAR GAILi Thankyou for a s le M a n s i Isa- islatlou. Tka vast majority of the Butt I rsooivsd in resnssiss to tho Uttar from U v ln f It U p to tko End" eoatalM d horror steriss about tho coalitions fscsd by ssBiors w h y thsy thsro aro exceptions, hut tbs MtCARA btB appears to bo tbs to eouailoM prayers. I it in D E A R A B B Y : I ’m a m en who loves to travel. I especially mojpythe nightdub shows IVis seen. However, I do not eR joy b ein g p a rt o f the ■how. A fem a le p e rfo rm e r (in Las V a n s ) once picked m s out o f tbs audience to go on stags w ith her so she could sing to ms. E vtn though I politely refused, she was very per­ sistant and even involved the audi­ ence in coercing ms to go on etm s I would have walked out, but I bad paid a lot o f money to ass this show. T h e audience enjoyed it, but I A lt like a fool standing up there an the stags while she esng to me. EMBARRASSED IN G REENVILLE, EC. 'DEAR EMRARRAMRDi You could have refused by easing . . . — —. . "N o w n yj I this show, not it." ) �Sanford Herald, Sanford. Ftooda •Sunday, March 1, 1990 •7 B B LO N D IE by Chic Young T] qfour ‘Birthday S-«day. March 1. 1998 In the year ahead, you writ be more ded*catod to keeping your income and outflow in balanco This is a constructive man­ agement concept that will help you make it a good year PISCES (Fab. 20-March 20) No matter how good wo have It, there is always someone who seems to have it better H you let this bolher you today, you'll be doing yourself a great disservice Pisces, treat yourself to a birthday gift Send for your Astro-Graph predctions for the year ahead by mailing 12 and SASE to AstroGraph, d o this newspaper. P .0 Boi 1756. Murray Hill Station. New York. NY 10156 Be sure lo state your nxkac sign AR IES (March 21>Aprll IS ) Recent events might leave you feefcng that you're being denied the recognition you deserve Keep your emotions to yourself The truth wilt come out ACROSS 1 Did a farmer's 7 Serene 13 Crystalline gem 14 Antiseptic liquid 15 Like better ;;s c s j * 16 Holiday auffli 20 — off (started a golf game) 21 “ ry lightly 23 Halloween figure 27 Certain wanderers 32 River In France 33 Expenditure 34 Rasp 35 Pari of a flower 36 Stanza 30 Wash away 40 Ointment Answer to Previous Puzzle 42 Amorous look 46 Freshwater fish 47 ----------- page 51 Not singular 53 Feel sorrow U 55 Entertain lavishly M □ □ □ □ 56 Novelist Jane — 1 S L E 57 Affirmed n 56 Guides A N I L □!!]□□□□ nmnnon □□□□□□ □□□□□□ □□□an tn DOWN Fruit seeds Tree snake Designer Cassini Spouse Parisian season Skin layer Porcine home Comedian Costello □ □ □ □ □ □□□□□ran nmnn 0 Mine entrance 10 Movie 11 Arrow poison 0T I IIIDCHO CaHlor Answers e Taucfi-mn» Oi Roury Wares O IU IV IrL U : sit pwiwuwQ 1-800-454-3535 e«1. code 100 r~ 1! U 4 b B“ I u lb T7~ T2 TO TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Self-doubts and negative evaluations could be your worst enemies today When the dust set­ tles. you u see the error of your ways GEMINI (May 21-June 20) It you discov­ er that a friend or colleague has been fly­ ing false colors, erase the matter from your mind The real loss is his or hers, not yours CANCER (June 21-July 22) An unusual development today may cause you lo leer that it negatively affects your image Everything can be glossed over it you don t make it a b*g deal LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) It is gratifying to set lofty objectives and lo push yourself a bit. but don I make the rmslake ot kicking yourself as to what can be achieved realrsticety VIRGO (A u g. 2 3 -te p l. 22) In social involvements today, el may not be as it appears on the surface Do not be taken in by the packegmg and ignore what's mvde wrappmgs LIBRA (Sept 23-Oct. 22) Someone who you know is not an untund or selfish per­ son could look that way today lo the casual observer Oo not lei the unin­ formed fudge hen or her loo harshly i m 1 L □ N A ip E D [s E S TT- 12 Like a doornail? 19 Eighth mo. 21 Slumbers 22 Epic poem 23 Jokes 24 Musician Al — 25 Gravel ridges 26 Biblical preposition 26 Litigator 29 Leave----Beaver 30 Mild expletive 31 Pari of a shoe 37 Greeted 36 Antiquity 41 Las — 42 Orand Ole — 43 Joy 44 Drags 45 Important periods 47 French river 46 Folks!nger Seeger 49 Happily — 50 Lairs 52 Pub brew 64 Wheel track bf> T7 CIOTSbyNEA Inc SCORPIO (O ct. 24-Nov. 22) Slick to your way of doing things today if you want lo be productive Suggestions from well-meaning associates could impede your progress SAG ITTAR IUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) You might get cajoled into a game of upmansrvp today based upon a foobsh premise In the end. the winners and the losers could both look the same — bad CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) Your greatest gratification today is likely to come from famrfy involvements However, there might be a loved one who will cause you lo question this AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) Your feel­ ings could be more vulnerable than usual today, yet youH be hard-shelled enough not to let things upset you too deeply Tune it out' C IM b y h T A In c U U iJ 'rJ The ruse was smooth | Jeff Mecfcstroth is one ot the world's g r e a fe it magicians at the bridge table He always seems to find a way to paint the wrong picture of his hand (or the opponents. On this deal, he was playing against Norway in last year's Bermuda Bowl. His three-dub response was invita­ tional but nonforcing. And if he had passed three no-trump, there would nave been no story. Despite only a combined 19 high-card point*, that contract is laydown (or an overtrick. However, nervous about hit low pointcount. Mecfcstroth ran to the safety of his eight-cant suit. Five clubs seemed to have no play. Surely the defenders would get spades going in time. However, when West lea the diamond four (low from an odd number, a method popular among experts), Mecfcstroth called for dummy’s 10. This appeared to trade one loser for another, but it deceived East. After winning with the queen, he North n u ts * A 9 > V J lots 2 ■RIDGE o. A 10 1 PHILLIP ALDER * K 8 West a K 7 53 v K 8 ♦ K J 9 7 4 East * Q J 6 2 V A 9 74 * Q 8• 3 *32 * Q South * 10 4 WQ 3 couldn't see any danger in reluming a * 5 diamond to dummy's ace. However, * A J 10 9 7 6 5 4 Mecfcstroth discarded his low heart, Vulnerable: Both then called for a heart. D ea ler North The best defense is for East to go in with the ace. but declarer can still gel South West North East home by ruffing down West's king. Yet Iw Pass East ducked. West switched to a 3* Pass 3 NT Pass spade, but it was too late. Mecfcstroth 4* Pass S* All won with dummy's ace and called for the heart Jack, covered and ruffed. Opening lead: * 4 Now came the dub ace, a club (o dum­ my’s king, and the heart 10, on which we are to playing in “ impossible" con­ South threw his spade loser. tracts. Why is Mecfcstroth so skilled in putting up smokescreens? Perhaps CWSbyNEAlnc because he is more accustomed than by Jim Msddlck * FRANK AND ER N EST If �BB Santord HefaKJ Sanford. Florida •Sunday. March 1 1990 B&L After Hours P a in tin g • Interior • Exterior • Free Estimates The effect of Zero Effect funny, quirky, sad Zero E ffe ct (R ): A few w eeks ago, I saw a new film called Zero Effect. The d eligh t o f the screen in g w as that no one knew what It w as about • Including m e. Sure. 1 knew the actors, and that the w rttcr/d l rector. Jake Kasdan. Is the son o f p r o m i­ nent film m aker L a w ren ce Kasdan. Hut I knew virtu a lly nothing else about the film. Jhose are the best types o f films to see. You walk In b lin d and p ow erless, not kn ow in g where the film m ight take you in a tw o-hour tim e p eriod . Luckily. Zero Effect proved r e ­ freshing and a definite su r­ prise. It ts an early 1998 sleeper. Hill Pullm an stars as D aryl Zero, a neurotic, reclusive p r i­ vate eye that stays locked In hi- fortified penthouse a p a rt­ ment. He Is absolutely draw n away front any hum an contact other than the w orkin g r e la ­ tionship he has with Ills assis­ tant. Steve Arlo (Hen Stiller), a law yer who gave up p ra c tic in g to work for Zero. Arlo continually hypes his boss’ am azing In vestigative abilities to potential clien ts while disparagin g Zero over a beer with a friend Arlo v e r ­ bally berates Zero referring to him as "Inept* "tactless* and "ru d e": yet. you know there Is a genuine respect Arlo has for the odd sleuth. Zero and Arlo take on a case o f a tim ber tycoon with m is­ placed keys. The tycoon (Ryan O N c a l) thinks som e one has stolen his keys lo a safety d e ­ posit box and Is now ra n som ­ B O B M UN ROE SPRING FESTIVAL MARCH 21st & 22nd • 10 AM - 4 PM • Ttwr IH7I Mansion • Craft Dcinonviratorv • Entertainment Perfect Maid is Parker's r e c ­ ollection s o f h er life w ith Rawlings at her Cross C re e k home and Crescent Beach v a ­ cation house. Parker, who cu r­ rently lives In Ocala, cook ed , cleaned and com forted the som etim es high strung author who wTote and lived the backwoods life o f Florida In the earlier part o f this century. Bill P u llm a n (le ft) s ta rs a s D a ry l Z o ro , a s o c c o n lr ic Arlo. his beloagured front man in Castle Rock E nte r­ p riv a te d e te c tiv e a n d B e n S tile r (n g h t ) s ta rs a S t e v e n tainment's Zero Effect. De/iary H a ll Mansion 2(H) Sunrise lllv d . PcH nrv, F I. 32713 ending that elates rather than cheats. And because the film does not lei you down at the end. you can sit back In yo u r seat and frrl satlsllrd becau se o f It. here. and Hill {Independence Day) Pullm an e m b o d ie s Yet. the most d isa p p oin tin g thing Is the way Kasdan at­ tributes Zero's eccentric b e ­ havior to Ills past. Instead of creating som ething unique, we leant that Daryl lias been d e ­ fined by a rough ch ildh ood with an alcoholic father. Th at. Im afraid. Is clich e at best. Aside from the flaw. Kasdan proves him self a c re d ib le w riter. ch aracter not easily fo rg e tta ­ ble. Three stars (out of four). C u ll (4 0 7 ) 668-5854 NOTICE OF MULTI-JURISDICTIONAL LAND USE RELATING TO PERMITTING, LOCATING, AND SITING OF ADULT ENTERTAINMENT ESTABLISHMENTS AND SEXUALLY ORIENTED BUSINESSES The City of Sanford proposes fo adopt the following ordinance ORDINANCE NO. 3392 AN ORDINANCE OF TH E CITY OF SANFORD. FLORIDA. RELATING TO M ULTI-JURISDICTIONAL LAND USE W riH REGARD TO TH E PERMIT­ TING. LOCATING, AND SITING O F AD U LT ENTERTAINM EN T ESTABLISH­ M ENTS AND SEXUALLY O R IEN TED BUSINESSES; AMENDING TH E LAND DEVELOPM ENT REGULATIONS OF TH E CITY OF SANFORD, FLORIDA; ENACTING AS A CITY OF SANFORD LAND DEVELOPM ENT REGULATION TH E PROVISIONS OF AN IN TER LO CA L AG R EEM EN T BY AND BETW EEN TH E CITY OF SANFORD AND SEMINOLE CO UN TY; PRO­ VIDING TH A T SITES W HEREON AD ULT ENTERTAINM EN T ESTABLISH­ MENTS AND SEXUALLY ORIENTED BUSINESSES MAY BE LO CATED IN TH E CITY SH ALL ALSO BE AVAILABLE C O U N TY SITES; PROVIDING TH A T SITES W HEREON A D U LT EN TERTAINM EN T ESTABLISHM ENTS AND SEXUALLY ORIENTED BUSINESSES MAY BE LO CATED IN TH E C O U N TY S H A L L A LS O BE AVAILABLE C ITY SITES ; PROVIDING TH A T A lL S U C H SITES SHALL BE JO IN T SITES; PROVIDING FOR TH E CO O R ­ DINATION OF COMPREHENSIVE PLANS AND LAND DEVELOPM ENT REGULATIONS; PROVIDING FOR TH E PURPOSE AND IN TE N T O F TH E JO IN T PLANNING AREA; PROVIDING FOR COMPREHENSIVE PLANNING AND LAND DEVELOPM ENT REG ULATORY ACTIVITIES; PROVIDING FOR TH E USE OF LAND FOR AD ULT ENTERTAINM EN T ESTABLISHM ENTS AND SEXUALLY ORIENTED BUSINESSES; PROVIDING FOR TH E PROVI­ SION OF INFR ASTR U CTUR E; PROVIDING FOR C O N FLIC T RESOLUTION; PROVIDING FOR TERM S; PROVIDING FOR NO TICE AND O TH ER ADMIN­ ISTRATIVE M ATTERS AND PROVISIONS; PROVIDNG FOR CODIFICA­ TION; PROVIDING FOR SEVERABILITY. CO N FLICTS AND EFFECTIVE DATE. Kasdan Is also an ex citin g director not afraid to e x p e r i­ ment. T ills heroines evident In his cam era work with c in e m a ­ tographer Hill Pope l/Jouri d). In one scene, the cam era m a ­ neuvers around a con versation betw een Arlo and the tycoon In a restaurant as If II w e re eavesdropping or spying. And there Is one sequence w h ere Zero talks the a u d ien ce through an undercover sta k rout In a health club. The ram era follow s the details o f the operation w ithout loosing us. Zero Iffect Is a film that d e ­ serves m ention because, chances are. this will probably be the first tim e you hear about It. but certain ly not the last. It Is a funny, quirky, sad film that does two things: 1.) It Introduces us to an In triguin g young film m aker; and. 2.) We becom e acquainted with a Regarding the area shown below: S e m in o le C ounty, F lo rid a {Orange Blossom Trails: Walks In the Natural Areas o f Florida). MarJ&ree Mayne [Mirror Murder). Nina M anning LAKE L10UR0E M cG uire (The Uncommon Guide to Florida), M ary Jane McSwaln {Florida Gardening by the Sea). Don Nedobek (The TUrelve Days of Christmas). Sally Nonnem acher (S a lly ’s Candid Stanzas), Janie H en d ­ erson O wens (The Story o f Cassadaga), Gail Radley (The Golden Years). Anita J o yce Skocz ( Crystal Star Angel). Patrick Sm ith (A Land R e ­ membered). Patricia S prin kle (W hen Did We Lose Harriet?), LAKE HARNEY , . r iM E JESUP tviSTcn Idslla Psrksr that clear to anyone who reads It. It Is the story o f m y life w ith Mrs. Rawlings, a story I have wanted to tell for a long tim e.’ Lake Helen resident Dana Ste. Claire and G ainesville's Kevin M cC arthy w ill also be In attendance. Ste. Claire Is the cu rator o f hlBtory at D aytona Beach M useum o f Arts and S ciences and the author o f True Natives: People. ' Florida's M cCarthy lias w ritten a wide range o f novels o f various Florida subjects. He Is a p r o ­ fessor o f English and Florid a studies at the U niversity o f Florida. Books he lias ed ited include Nine Florida Stories by Marjory Stoncman SPRINGS Jim Bob Tln sely ( Bone MlzelQ, Rick Tonyan (Guns o f the Pal­ metto Plains), Richard Walnwright {Nana. Grampa and Tecumseh) and Carol A. W allin {Disappearing Faces: Florida's Animals In Danger)Historic H opkins Hall, on Euclid Avenue, w ill be the site o f the book fair, from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. For m ore Inform ation, call (904) 228-2442. CASSElOtlUU OVItOO I,.I H .j m C ity of S a n fo rd □ S e m in o le C o u n ty 3 A public hearing on the ordinance will be held on Monday. March 9,1998, al 7:00 o'clock P.M. or as soon thereafter as possible, by the City Commission of Sanford, Florida, in the City Commission Room, City Hall, 300 North Park Avenue. Sanford, Florida. First Douglas and The Book Lovers Guide to Florida. Rawlings ch a ra cterized Parker in h er books. Cross Creek and Cross Creek Cook­ ery. as her "perfect m a id ". In the preface lo h er book. Parker w rites. "Let m e say right off that I am not p erfect and n either was Mrs. R a w l­ ings. and tills book will m ake • Mini Quill Auction • Assorted Foods FREE ADMISSION By S H A R I B R O D IE Herald S ta ff W riter Maid. • Plants • Vintage Cars • Historic Displays Sponsored b> IH-llury Hull. Inc The Daviona Hcuclt News Journal Volusia Couniy Park and Recreation Dept Broad range of writers expected to attend Idclla Parker, best known as the maid to the author o f the Pulitzer Prize winning novel. The Yearling, will be at the fair with her 1992 book. Perfect 261 Kettle Q . Casselberry. FL 3270' D eB a ry H a ll, In c. 6th annual book fair Florida Literature • IS Years Experience • Pressure W ashing 407-672-3308 License #096545 him splendidly. During the film. Zero gives ing them. It Is a perfect m ys­ us a lesson In Private Eye 101 tery for Zero. as hr divulges his m ethod. As Zero digs deeper Into the O bjectivity and observation case, he meets a spunky are Daryl s main tools. He says param edic (Kim Dickens). At that objectivity has m ade him first, you don't think much of "the grratest observer the the w om a n s p ertin en ce-a sid e world has ever know n". from being a possible love In­ His practiced detach m en t terest for Zero-un tll you re a l­ lias made him selfish, so to ize that she holds the key. so speak. For Instance. Z ero to speak, lo the case. doesn't care m uch about his New. If you think I have told assistant's private life. If It you a lot about the plot o f Zero does not serve Zero's purpose, Effict. I haven't. The film Is then he could care less about much m ore com plex than the It. synopsis above m ay In dicate. It Is the relationship that ts W lw l » U u u ou t u a co m ed y form ed w ith the p aram edic turns Into an honest hum an., - D w l i - s l w l y changes t a w - d e ­ drama. At the beginning o f the meanor. He becom es m o re movie. I could not have been o|>en and even caring. It Is a further from the ch aracter o f violation o f his self-m ade code, Daryl Zero. and. at the end. 1 but his love for the p aram edic could not have been closer to Is too overw helm ing to Ignore. him. His transform ation Is Another fascinating point o f what the film Is all about. Zero Effect Is w atchin g the r e ­ lationship o f Zero and the Perhaps the best thing about param edic grow. You b ecom e Zero Effect Is Its strange hero. entranced w atchin g It. T h eir Kasdan lias w ritten a c o m p li­ pairing sets up a b ittersw eet cated. m em orable c h a ra cter LAKE HELEN A mix o f authors as rich as the soil found In a Florida ham m ock will be on found at the Sixth Annual Florida Authors Book Fair plan n ed for Saturday. March 7. More than 24 authors from throughout Florida are sch ed­ uled to com e to the fair, an event that has tra d ition a lly confined Itself to Florid a authors or w ritin gs based on Florida subjects. W riters o f fic ­ tion. m ysteries, poetry, a r­ chaeology, Florldlana and children's books w ill be In­ volved as well as gardening, cooking, travel, history and nature book w riters. T Also scheduled to attend a re Al Burt (A l Burl's Florida), Marge C lau srr ( Cooking Inn Style), Dottle Coe (My Book One). Marian Coe (L egacy), Bruce Hunt {Visiting SmallTown Florida). T erry Lewis {Corfflict o f Interest ), Ph illip Let us know Welcome to the S arfonl Herald's "After H ours', a page dedicated to the arts and entertainm ent news In Sem inole County. I f you have any story Ideas, p ic­ tures or com m ents about the page please call David Frazier at 322-2611 during weekdays, or you can write to David by sending letters to T h e Sarfford Herald. altn: David Frazier, P.O. Box 1667, S an ford, Florida. 32772-1667 o r 300 N. French A ven u e. Sanford. Florida, 32771. Interested parties may appear at the meeting and be heard regarding the ordinance. Copies of the proposed ordinance are available for inspection by the public at the City Clerk's Office, City Hall, Sanford, Florida. ADVICE T O TH E PUBLIC: IF A PERSON DECIDES T O APPEAL A DECISION MADE WITH RESPECT T O ANY M ATTER CONSIDERED A T TH E ABO VE MEETING, OR HEARING, HE MAY NEED A VERBATIM RECORD O F TH E PROCEEDINGS, INCLUDING TH E TESTIM O ­ NY AND EVIDENCE, WHICH RECORD IS N O T PROVIDED BY TH E CITY O F TANFORD. (FS 286.0105) PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES NEEDING ASSISTANCE T O PARTICIPATE IN A N Y OF TH ESE PROCEEDINGS SHOULD C O N TA C T TH E PERSONNEL OFFICE AD A COORDINA­ TO R A T 330-5626 48 HOURS IN ADVANCE OF TH E MEETING. Janet R. Dougherty, CMC City Clerk �Legal Notices IN T N I CIRCUIT COURT OF T N I I I O N T I I N T N JUD ICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR ■ IM IN O L I.C O U N TV , FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION C A l l NO. 4 7 -IS 3 4 -C A D IVIIION 14 NATIONS8 ANC MORTGAGE COnrenATION. P ia m tin io. »» MATTHEW TURSE. at al. Defendant!*) N O T IC I OP FORECLOSURE SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY OlVEN pursuant to a Final Jadamant ol Mo'ta*f>a Foracloaura datad February tlth . I H I , and entered in Caaa NO * r-7 t)t-C A a* tn# Circuit Court ol tha EIOHfEENTH Judicial Circuit In and •or SEMINOLE County, Florida prharain NATIONSBANC MORTOAOE CORPORATION IS th# lainl.lt and MATTHEW TURSE; r LIZABETH I. TURSE; NATIONSBANK OF TEXAS. N.A. ara tha Oalandanta. I will aall to tna n.ghaat and baal biddar lor Saab at tha WEST FRONT POOR OF THE SEMINOLE COUNTY COURTHOUSE. SANFOnO. FlORiOA at 11:00 am ., pn tha 17th day ol March, 1SSS, (ha following daacnbad propar­ ty aa aat lorth in aaid Final Judgment LOT IS. OAK VILLA. ACCORD(NO TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS PtCOROED IN PLAT BOOK 40. fAQES 74 AND 77. PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE C o u n t y . F l o r id a WITNESS MY HAND and tha iaal ol this Court on FEBRU­ ARY ttth, 1998 (SEAL) Maryanns Moras ; Clark ol tha Circuit Court ' By Jana E Jaeewtc Daputy Clark (Chavarria. McCaila. Raymar. barren S Frappiar Post Oltica Boa 1*10 Tampa. FL 1)401 ,74711940* R O T IC a In accordanca with lha ‘Americana Disabdrtiss Act. par laona nasdmg a apacial at com -modation to participala m ihaa Iprocaadmg should contact tha 'indindual or agancy sanding {notica not latar than aaaan (7) |day* prior to lha proceeding at Itha addrass given on tha 'not** Talaphona 407-121.4110 aat *727, 1 400 499-4771 ;iTDOl or I too *99-4770 (a), ala •Florida Raiay Serve* {Publish Fabruary 27. and March I. t t t t JOEN 7*t Legal Notices •8-1848 IN TNB C IR C UIT CO URT O r T N I BIONTBSNTN JUD IC IAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR S E M I N O L E COUNTY, STATS OF FLORIDA C ats Ns. B 7 .tS O IC A .1 4 -A OSNSRAL JURISDICTION BANKERS TRUST COMPANY OF CALIFORNIA. N A . AS CUSTOOIAN OR TRUSTEE. PlaintHI. vs JOYCE M. RIQOINS at ua.. at al.. Dslandanta NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALS BV CLERK OF CIRCUIT COURT Notica is hsrsby given that tha imdsrtignsd Maryanns Moras. Clark of tha Circuit Court ot SEMINOLE County. Florida, will, on tha 2tth day ol March, IStS. at lt:00 am . at tha Watt Front door ol tha Ssmmoia County Courthouta in Santord. Florida, offsr lor tala and aall at public outcry to tbs highaat and baat biddar for cash, tha following daacnbad proparty aituatad In SEMINOLE County. Florida, to­ wn THE WEST SO FEET OF THE EAST ttS FEET OF THE SOUTH 1S4 FEET OF THE WEST 1/2 OF THE NORTHWEST 1/4 OF THE SOUTHWEST 1/4 OF THE NORTHWEST t/4 OF SECTION IS. TOWNSHIP IS SOUTH. RANGE 10 EAST. OF THE PUB­ LIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA pursuant to tha final dscrss of •orscloaurs antsrad tn a cats pandmg in and Court, tha styls ol which is BANKERS TRUST COMPANY OF CALIFORNIA. N A . AS CUST vs. JOYCE M RiQQiNS. at ua , at a l.. In accordanca with tbs Amancana with Diaabditiaa Act. psraon* nasdmg a apacial accommodation lo participala n this proceeding should con­ tact tha individual or agancy sanding thia nodes no lalar than as van (T| days prior to tha procssdmg at tha addrsai givsn on notica Talaphona 1904) 297 80*7. I (400) 9998771 (TOO) or 1-(400) 914-9770 (V). via Florida Raiay Sarvica WITNESS my hand and official assi ot aa>d Court this 701h day o« FEBRUARY. 1994 IS! A l) Honorabla Maryanns Moras Clark ol lha Circuit Court By Dorothy W Bolton Daputy Clark LAW OFFICES OF JOSEPH P A N ifllO Potl Ofdca Boa 7147 Tarnpa. Florida 11401 Publish March I. S. 1494 DEO 9 Legal Notices IN T N I CIRCUIT COURT IN AND FOR SSMINOLS COUNTY, FLORIOA C A B ! NO. B 7 .1 4 tT.C A .1 4 -K FIRST FE0ERAL 8AVINOS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION OF OSCEOLA COUNTY Plaint iff. va. THE ESTATE OF WILBUR D CREASON. DECCA8E0. DEBORAH P CREASON. VIRGINIA R. CREASON. UNKNOWN TENANT(S). OANBURY MILL HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION. INC.. BILL CREASON. OREO CREASON. PEQOY HANDS. UNITED STATES 07 AMERICA, and STATE 07 71ORI0A. DEPARTMENT 07 REVENUE. Dsfsndanti TO BILL CREASON Currant Rasldsncs and Addratk Unknown laat Known Addratt 411 C harry Lana Marl rnburg. Watt Vtrgmia 2S40t and any unknown pardsa who may claim at hslrt. dsvitaat. granttsi, attignsat, lianora. creditor*, truatae* or other claimant* by. through under or agamy! BILL CREASON. aahose addratt. residence and where­ abouts ara unknown MOTICS OF ACTION YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an action for foracloaura ol a mort­ gage on tha following property Lot IB. OANBURY MILL UNIT ONE. ACCOROINO TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 10. PAOEB S2. SI. AND 94. OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA hat bean tiled egamtt you and you ara required to aarva a copy ol your written defenses to it. it any on MICHAEL M M WALLIS. ESQUIRE, ol MOSlEV WALLIS S WHITEHEAO, P A , 1771 ta il Naw Havan Avanua. Melbourne, Florida 12901. P.a.nt.W a attornay. within 10 t*,t attar tha drat publication a d fiia tha original with tha Z ark of this Court either bat ora aarsica on tha Plaintiff s attor­ ney or immediately thereafter, otherwiee a default will be entered egamtt you lor tha rebel demanded m tha Compiamt for Foracloaura W1TNES1 my hand and seal ol this Court on FIBRUARV 17th. 1494 (91 A ll MARVANNE MORSE CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT BY Ruth King Daputy Clark Publish Fabruary 77. and M a r c h !-1999 DEN 717 IN TNB CIRCUIT COURT OF T N I EIGHTEENTH JUD IC IAL CIRCUIT OF FLORIOA, IN ANO FOR SEMINOLE CO UN TY O BN IR A L JURISDICTION DIVISION CASS NO. S 7 .SSSS-C A .t4-B GREAT FINANCIAL BANK. FSB. Plaintiff. va. PEOGY J. PAFFORO. SANFORD HIDDEN LAKE VILLAS HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION. INC . and . AN UNKNOWN PERSON IN POSSESSION OF THE SUBJECT REAL PROPERTY, Defendant)*) NOTICB OF FOR ICLO BURS SALS NOTICE IS HEREBY OlVEN pursuant to a Fatal Judgmant ot Foracloturs datad Fabruary 11th. IS9S, and antsrad M Cats No S T -m S -C A -IA -E . of lha Circuit Court ol tha EIGH­ TEENTH Jud-ciai Circuit m and for SEMINOLE County, Florida wherein OREAT FINANCIAL BANK. FSB Is Plaintiff and PEOOY J PAFFORO. tt al . are Defendant*. I will aall lo lha highaat and baat bidder lor cash tn lha Watt front door ol lha Courthouts. m Sanford SEMINOLE County. Florida, al 11:00 am . o clock on lha 17th day ot MARCH. 1S9S. tha fol­ lowing daacnbad property at aal lorth In said Final Judgmant, to wit Lot 27, HIDDEN LAKE VILLAS. PHASE I. according to tha plat tharaof at rscorded in Plat Book 79. al Pagaa 99 through 101. ot tha Public Racorda of Ssmmoia County. Flonda. a/k/a U S Sand Pms Cuds. Sanford, Flonda 17771 DATED thrt 11th day of Fabruary. 1944 MART ANNE MORSE Aa Clark of sard Court By Jana i . Jaaawtc Ak Daputy Clark Faber S Gitim. P A Suita 100 1S70 Medruga Avanua Coral Qsbiat. Florida 11144 (1041 992-4110 'Parsons with a disability who need a apacial accommodation lo panicrpata m this proceeding should contact ADA Co or dm at or at Samtnsis County Courthouts. M l N Part Avanua, Suits NM 1, Sanford. Flonda 12771, at laatt fiva days prior to tha procssdmg Talaphona |407| 171 4)10 aat *177, I 800 999 9771 (TODi or 1 *00 *9* 9770 (V) via Flonda Ratty Barvtca* Pubiiah Fabruary 72. and March t. IM S DEN-71) Legal Notice 1 NOTICE OF ACTION IN SMINSNT DOMAIN IN TNS CIRCUIT COURT OF TNS SIBNTSSNTN JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. IN ARO FOR SSMINOLS COUNTY, FLORIOA CASS NO. S 7 -tB 4 B .C A .IS -S r S IM lN O lK CO UNTY a political subdivision ol tha 2 Btata ol Florida Petitioner I Sm am in P i RZAOCh REGINA LYNN P i R JA O I h MELLON { m o r tg a g e c o m p a n y ja m e s a co m er m a r th a c •COHEN ROOERT P DEWARE MAI ETA E OE WARE JOAN PlVtR INC . a Florida corporation (OWYN iSANOV DO W i l l 010*01 AUGUSTUS THOMSON {•nd ANTHONY NOAfliS •• Trw«U#« of Flonda land j«rtd Colonization Company Limslad JAMIS M J HOUGHTON JU O llH C HOUGHTON HOMli SAVINGS OF AMI MICA FSO a Fatoral FayMtfi fUnk OAAfN LUTSHO C " (W W U M N tO N . NAY V A iP ta •• Taa CoMactar a« SBmtnola Coonljf Florida and I N ynlnovn ipowaH of t*a atfova if aaif fKa* N#kt davaaat aingnaai 10'a n lH i crodilort aaaewtort admsmairatora j - « /»ja joob |gd0man| creditor* irualaaa lartKoldart lanona in poitaatson and any and all ottiav paraona nawtng or or claiming lo Nava any right Mia or •nfaratt l»f through undar or a^amal IN# abova n«mad Dafandanla or othtraiao cUimtng any rtghl titta or mtafatt »n lha raal proparly daacnbad »n ih«a action Dafandanla TO Th OSI a o o y i n a m e d o i f k n d a n t s a n d t o a l l PANTlLS CIAIMINO INTINCST BY THROUGH UNDIR OR AQAINST TH| NAMCD DIF (NOANTS AND TO ALL PARTIES HAYING OR CLAIMiNQ TO HAVE ANY RIGHT, T lT lI OR INTERKST IN THE PROPER TY OESCRiOEO D H O W An Iminanl Domain Petition together with ita Daclarabon of Teeing haa baan filad »n lha abova-tfytad court lo acqu*ra cartam [*oparty mlaraatt »n Stmmoio County Florida daacnbad aa fol* osro P AR C H MO. I t ! CO UN TY ROAD 4SA. PH ASS II PBS SIMPLS A PARCH OF lAND LYING IN SECTION 92 TOWNSHIP IS SOUTH RANGE 30 EAST. DUNG A PORTION OF LOT 34 aKAY* MOOD REPIA1* ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS KECOROEO IN PLAT OOOK SO PAGES 77 AND 28 AND OFFICIAL KECOROS BOOK 1112 PAGES 7000 THROUGH 7004 OF THE OUOLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY FLORIOA. BEING MORE PARTICULARLY OESCRIOEO AS FOLLOWS THE SOUTH 7100 FEET OF LOT 14 LESS THE EASTERLY 10 E IT THEREOF. OF SAID 'HAYWOOD REPEAT* T he ABOVE OESCRIOEO PARCEL OF LAND LIES IN THE CITY OF SANTORO SEMINOLE COUNTY FLORIDA ANO CONTAINS 1744 SQUARE FEET MORE OR LESS TO B S TN IR WITH PARCEL RO. TS I COUNTY ROAO 4SA. PHASE II TEMPORARY OONSTRUOTIOR SASIMSMT A PARCEL OF LAND LYINQ IN SECTION 17 TOWNSHIP I t &OUTM RANGE 10 EAST. BEINQ A PORTION OF LOT 14. *KATWOOD REPLAT* ACCOROINO TO THE PLAT THEREOF. A t ECOROEO IN PLAT BOOK 10. PAOES 27 ANO 2t ANO OFFICIAL (COROS OOOK 1112 PAOES 7000 THROUGH 7004 OF THE UOLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA BEINQ MORE PARTICULARLY DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS I THE NORTH t 00 FEET OF THE SOUTH 10 00 FEET OF LOT 14. l e s s THE EASTERLY 10 FEET THEREOF. OF SAID 'KAYWOOO p iP L A T ' I THE AOOVE OESCRIOEO PARCEL OF LAN0 LIES IN THE CITY bF SANFORD IEMIN01E COUNTY. FLORIOA ANO CONTAINS M l SQUARE FEET MORE OR L E t i PARCEL RO. 1SS CO UNTY ROAO 44A, P H A SI II FSB SIMPLS A PARCEL OF LAND LYINQ IN SECTION 12. TOWNSHIP I t IOUTH. RANOE 10 EAST. BEINQ A PORTION OF LOT ISA. 'KAYYOOO REPLAT' ACCOROINO TO THE PLAT THEREOF. A t IEC0R0E0 IN PLAT BOOK 10. PAOES 17 AND 2t ANO OFFICIAL IECOROS OOOK 1748. PACE 1918 OF THE PUBLIC RECORD! OF IEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA. BEINQ MORE PARTICULARLY X8CRI0ED A t FOLLOWS THE SOUTH 29 00 FEET OF LOT U A OF SAI0 'KAYWOOO IEPLAT' THE ABOVE 0ESCRIDED PARCEL OF IA N 0 LIES IN THE CITY IF SANFORD SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA ANO CONTAIN! 924 SQUARE FEET. MORE OR LESS TOOSTNBR WITH ‘ARC I L NO. 7SB COUNTY ROAO 4SA, PMASI II TEMPORARY CONSTRUCTION SASSMSNT A PARCEL OF LAND LYINO IN SECTION SB. TOWNSHIP tB rOUTH. RANOE 10 EAST. BEING A PORTION OF LOT ISA. ' K A Y VOOO REPLAT* ACCORDINO TO THE PLAT THEREOF. AS (ECOROEO IN PLAT BOOK 10. PAOES 77 ANO 7S ANO OFFICIAL IECOROS BOOK 174S. PAGE 1439 OF THE PUBLIC RECOROE OF IEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA. BEINQ MORE PARTICULARLY fESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS THE NORTH • 00 FEET OF THE SOUTH 10 00 FEET OF LOT D A >F 8AID 'KAYWOOO REPLAT* THE a b o v e d e s c r ib e d p a r c e l o f l a n d l ie s in t h e c i t y )F SANFORD. SEMIROLS COUNTY. FLORIOA ANO CONTAIN! 124 SOUARE FEET. MORS OR LESS PARCEL NO. 1ST OOUNTV ROAO 44A. PMASI II P IS BIMPLS A PARCEL OF LANO IN SECTION 4. TOWNSHIP 70 SOUTH. KANO! 10 EAST N IN O A PORTION OF LOTS t ANO B. BLOCK 4. LOCH ARBOR COUNTRY CLUB ENTRANCE SECTION’ ACCORDNO TO THE P U T THEREOF AS RECOROEO IN P U T BOOK S. >AGEB 71 ANO 71 ANO OFFICIAL RECOROS BOOK t i l l . PAGE II OF THE PUBLIC RECOROS OF IEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA 1EINQ MORE PARTICULARLY OESCRIOEO AS FOLLOWS THE NORTH 40 00 FEET OF LOTS 7 ANO 1. BLOCK S. OF SAID LOCH ARBOR COUNTRY CLUB ENTRANCE SECTION*. THE ABOVE DESCRIBED PARCEL LIES IN SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA ANO CONTAINS 4900 SOUARE FEET. MORE OR LESS ■AROSE. RO. 1ST OOUNTV ROAO ASA, BRASS II PS8 SIMPLS (HIATUS) A PARCEL OF U N O IN SECTION 17. TOWNSHIP IS SOUTH. TANGE 10 EAST BEING A PORTION OF A HIATUS LYING EAST OF MAYFAIR VILLAS* AS RECOROEO IN P U T BOOK 77. PAOES B0 OF THE PUBLIC RECOROS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA. INO WEST OF *TES‘N GREEN ESTATES' AS RECOROEO IN P U T TOOK D . PAGE 47 OF SAID PUBLIC RECORDS. BEINO MORE ■ANTICULANLY DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS: COMMENCE AT THE SOUTHEAST CORNER OF THE SOUTHEAST Legal Notices Legal Notices QUARTER OF SAiO SECTION 11 THENCE RUN SOUTH 44'40 77' •VEST AlONO THE SOUTH LINE OF SAIO SOUTHEAST QUARTER 111 7 49 FEET TO THE SOUTHERLY EXTENSION Of THE WEST LINE OF LOT 17 OF SAID 'TEE N GREEN ESTATES* THENCE RUN NORTH 00*14 10' WEST AlONQ SAID SOUTHERLY EXTENSION 10 00 FEET TO THE 40UTHWEET CORNER OF SAIO LOT 17 ANO THE POINT OF BEGINNING THENCE CONTINUE NORTH 00‘ tS 10" WEST ALONG THE WEST LINE OF SAID LOT 37. A OH TANCE OF 70 00 FEET THENCE RUN SOUTH tt'4 0 22* WEST 7 10 FEET TO THE EAST LINE OF THE OREENBELT AREA OF SAIO ■MAYFAIR VILLAS'. THENCE RUN SOUTH 00*11 10’ CAST ALONG THE EAST LINE OF SAIO OREENBELT AREA A DISTANCE OF 70 00 FEET TO THE SOUTHEAST CORNER OF SAID GREENBELT ARIA THENCE RUN NORTH 00*90 72' E A IT 2 10 FEET TO THE POINT OF OEQINNINO THE ABOVE OESCRiOEO PARCEL LIES IN SEMINOLE COUNTY FLOFUOA ANO CONTAINS 4* 4 QUA h i F IS T MORS OR 1944 PARCEL HO. I0S COURTY ROAO 4SA, PMA0S II ' PSS BIMPLS (HIATUS) A PARCEL OF LAND IN SECTION 17: TOSVWOHIP 14 SOUTH RANOE 10 E A IT BEING A POHTION OF THAT PARCEL LYING EAST OF THE EAST LINE OF THE WEST THREE OUARTERI OF THE SOUTHWEST OUARTER OF THE SOUTHEAST OUARTER OF THE SOUTHWEST OUARTER OF SAID SECTION 1) ANO WEST OF THE WEST LINE OF 'LINDSEY ESTATES' ACCOROINO TO THE PLAT THEREOF A « RECOROEO IN P U T BOOK 43 PAOE IS OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA BUNG MORE PARTICULARLY OESCRIOEO A l FOLLOWS COMMENCE AT THE SOUTHEAST CORNER OF THE SOUTH WEST QUARTER OF SAIO IEC TIO N S3 FOR A POINT OF REFER ENCE THENCE RUN SOUTH 19*43 0 ) ' WEST ALONO THE SOUTH LINE OF SAIO SOUTHWEST QUARTER 931 S3 FEET TO THE WEST LINE OF THE SOUTHERLY EXTENSION SAID 'LINDSEY ESTATES' ANO THE POINT OF BEOINNINO THENCE RUN NORTH 00*07 49* WEST ALONG SAID W E IT LINE 1100 FEET TO THE NORTH RIGHT-OF-WAY LINE OF COUNTY ROAO 4SA (PAOLA ROAO; AS RECOROEO IN OFFICIAL RECORD! BOOK 140 PAOE 749 OF SAIO PUOLIC RECOROS THENCE CONTINUE NORTH 00*07 49* WEST ALONO SAIO WEST LINE NORTH 00'07 4S* WEST 11 00 FEET. THENCE CONTINUE NORTH 00*07-41* WEST ALONO SAID WEST LINE 01) 01 FEET TO THE NORTH LINE OF THE SOUTHWEST OUARTER OF THE OOUTHEAIT OUARTER OF THE SOUTHW EIT OUARTER OF SAIO SECTION 1). THENCE RUN SOUTH 10*9) 31* WEST ALONO IAID NORTH LINE 7 03 FEET. THENCE RUN SOUTH 00*18 42* EAST ALONO THE E A IT LINE OF THE WEST THREE OUARTERI OF THE SOUTHW EIT OUARTER OF THE SOUTHEAST OUARTER OF THE SOUTHWEST OUARTER S I) 09 FEET. THENCE CONTINUE SOUTH 00*14 42* EAST ALONO SAIO EAST LINE 1100 FEET TO SAIO NORTH RIGHT-OF-WAY LINE. THENCE CONTINUE SOUTH 00*19 47* EAST ALONO SAIO EAST LINE 1100 FEET TO SAID SOUTH LINE OF THE SOUTHWEST OUARTER. THENCE RUN NORTH 00*93 01* EAST ALONO SAIO SOUTH LINE t 01 FEET TO THE POINT OF OEQINNINO THE ABOVE OESCRiOEO PARCEL USE IN IEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA ANO CONTAINS 7ET) SOUARE FEET MORE OR LESS P A R C H HO. M IA CO UR TY ROAO ASA. BRASS II F IS SIMPLS A PARCEL OF LAND IN IECTION 4. TOWNSHIP 70 SOUTH. RANOE 30 E A IT OEINO LOTS 7 ANO S. BLOCK 1. *LOCH ARBOR COUNTRY CLUB ENTRANCE SECTION* ACCOROINO TO THE PLAT THEREOF A l RECOROEO IN P U T OOOK 0. P A O It 71 AND 77 ANO OFFICIAL RECOROS BOOK 1704. PAOE MS OF THE PUB­ LIC RECORD! OF IEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA BEINQ MORE PARTICULARLY DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS ALL OF LOTS 7 ANO S BLOCK I. OF SAIO *LOCH AR00R COUN­ TRY CLUB ENTRANCE IECTION*. THE ABOVE DESCRIBED PARCEL LIES IN SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA ANO CONTAINS IS.S0I.SOUARE FEET. MORE OR LESS Etch Defendant la further no lifted that lha Petlllonef and petition for an Order ol Taking before lha Honorabla O. N. EATON, JR . one ol lha Judge* ol the above-styled Court, on Friday, lha 37th day ol March. IM S . H I H a m . Courtroom L. m the Seminole County Courthouee. Sanford. Flonda. In accordance aaith tie Declaration ol Taking heretofore bled in Hut cauaa All Delendanta to Ihit aurt and all other Inlerotted partiee may time­ ly request a hearing on lha Petition for lha Order ol Taking ol tha lime and place designated and be hoard Any Defendant failing lo Me a timely roqutal lor hearing ahaII waive any right to obfoct to lha Order ol Taking AMD Each Defendant and any other pereona claiming any intereel in lha property daacnbad In lha Petition in lha above-styled Eminent Domain proceeding la hereby required to aarva santtan detenae*. if any you hove, lo the Petition heretofore tiled In Ihta cauaa on lha Petitioner, and any request lor a hearing on tha Petition lor the Order ol Taking. It desired, on Petitioner's Attorney, whose name and address i* shown below on or be lore Friday. March 70. 1941. and lo Ms the original ol your srtittan defenses and any request lor hearing on the Petition for the Order ol Taking with lha Clark ol Ihit Court either be lore sarvica on lha Palibonar't Attornay or immediately thereafter, to show what right title. Inter­ est or ken you hava. II any. or claim In and to lha property described In said Palilion and lo show cauaa. II any you hava, why said property should not bo condemned lor tha uses and pur. poaat aa aal lorth In aaid Palilion It you tod lo anawar. a default may be entered against you lor the ralral demanded In lha Palilion II you fall lo request a hearing on tha Petition lor Order ol Taking you shall ssahra any right lo obfecl lo aaid Order ol Taking WITNESS my hand and seal ol said Court on JANUARY 21rd. IM S (SEAL) MARVANNE MORIS CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA By. Ruth King Deputy Clark ROBERTA McMILLAN County Allomoy lor teminola County, Florida Seminole County Services Building 1101 East First Slraal Santord. Flonda S377I Talaphona 1407)371-1110.1x1. 72S4 Attornay lor Palitionar Publish Sunday. March t. 1994 Sunday. March t , 1994 DEO-1 PUBLIC NOTICE Tha Camral Florida Jobt and Education Partnership, Inc , announces lha following meet­ ings, lo which lha public it Invited March 4. 1998 1:30 pm WAQES Hardship Eaemptiont March 9. 1999 1:00 p m WAQES Mambanhip March 9. 1998 1 00 p m. WAQES Innovative Protects MarchS. 1998 12 00 noon CFJEP Planning Committee ALL__M E E TIN G 5 W ILL TAKE PLACE A M M t C f J L P O f f IC t 1901 Lea Road Suits 209 Winter Park FL PURPOSE To dikcutt mtttars of interest to tha Central Florida Jobt and Education Partnership. Inc., with reference to Workforce Development Issues For Further Information, Contact QARY J EARL. EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR CENTRAL FLORIOA J t l> 1901 LEE ROAO. S TI 709 WINTER PARK FL 17749 (407) 741-4)49 Publish: March I. 1998 DEO-9 LIST OF SSMINOLS COUNTV BCC PROJKCTSi • Protect 4RFP-431 -91/bJC Protect Tula Clotlng Aganta/Titla Search, Document ■4)11 • Protect •RIP-417 98/BjC Protect T h is : Medical Director, Document 44)71 • Protect 4 Rf P 414 98/njC Protect Title Turf Management of Seminole County Soccer Fields. Document 44)41 For information on any ol lha Seminole County BCC protects, please can Information on Demand Inc . 407.974-0070 Publish SUNOAY. March I. 1999 0 (0 1 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, OF THE S IO H T IIR T H JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN ANO FOR SSMINOLS COUNTY, FLORIOA CASS NOl 4 7 - 999 f - DR 02 •K IN A l THE MARRIAGE OE JENNIFER J f l AN AG AN. Paiiliona</Wifa. and JOHN F FLANAGAN Raspondant/Hutband n o t i c I OF ACTION TO JOHN F FLANAGAN whose addratt. residence domicile and whereabout* era unknown YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that a sworn Petition lor Dissolution of Marriage hat baan filed by JENNIFER J FLANAGAN, in the Circuit Court, tn and tor Ssmmoia County Florida, the title of wh<n it IN RE THE MARRIAGE OF JENNIFER J F U N A Q A N and JOHN F FLANAGAN and accordingly, these presents command you to appear and Me your Answer or other responsive pleadmgs with tha Clark of lha C<rcu>t Court, m and tor Seminole County. Florida, and serve ■ copy there­ on on Petitioner t attorney JACK T BRIDGES ESOUIRf 209 North Oat Avanua. Santord Flonda 12771 on or before lha 19th day of MARCH. 1994 oth erwrae a default win be entered eganst you and tha relief grant ad as demanded m tha Petition WitN944 my hand and seal ot ms dork of the Cntun Court, on true ttth day of FEBRUARY. 1999 MARVANNE MORSE CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT Nancy R Winter Deputy Clark JACK T BRIDGES ESOUiRE 209 North Oak Arenue Sanford. Florida 12771 Attornay lor PaMionar 1407) 102-7911 Florida Bar No 1499)2 P. hliah Fabruary IS. 22. and March 1.1. 1444 DEN-190 IN Tf4B CIRCUIT COURT OF THB IS TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. IH ANO FOR ■BMINOLB COUNTY, FLORIOA O IH IR A L JURISDICTION DIVISION C A M NOl BS t4 t CA 14 B NORWEST MORTGAGE. INC J f CALIFORNIA CORPORATION. F/H/A NORWEST MORTOAGE. INC . A MINNESOTA CORPORATION p l a in t if f vs FRANCES L. FRY A/K/A FRANCES LYNN FRY. ET AL DEFENDANTS! NOTICE OF ACTION CONSTRUCTIVE SCRVICS TO L. JEROME YOUNO whoa# residence it unknown if he/the/they be living; and rl he/ahe/they be dead, lha unknown defendants who may bo apousoa. haut. daviaaat. grant***, aktrgnaat. I.anora, creditors, trustee*, and all parflat claiming an intaratl by. through, under or egamtt tha Oalandanta. who ara not known to bo dead or alive, and all par11vs having or claiming lo hava any right, till# or mtaratt M lha property daacnbad w tha mort­ gage being foreclosed harem YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that an action to foreclose a mortgage on tho following pfopofty: LOT 2t, HIGHLAND PINES UNIT 1. ACCOROINO TO THE PLAT HEREOF AS RECOROEO IN PLAT BOOK 14. PAOE S9. PUBLIC RECOROS OF SEMI­ NOLE COUNTY, FLORIOA ha* baan tiled agamat you and you arc required lo aorvo a copy ol your written defenses, if any, lo it on DAVID J. STERN. ESO. Plaintiff a attorney, whose addratt It lot S University Dtive 9600. Plantation, FL 1)124 (no lator than 10 days from tha data of tha I n t publi­ cation ol this notica ol action) and tea tha original with the ctark of Ihit court either before sarvica on Plaintiff s attorney or immodietaly thereafter, other­ wise a default will ba entered against you for tha raliat demanded In tha complaint or petition tiled harem. WITNESS my hand and lha seal ol thia Court at SEMINOLE County. Florida, thia 14th day ol FEBRUARY. 1898. MARVANNE MORSE CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT BY: Ruth King Deputy Clerk LAW OFFICES OF 0AVI0 J. STERN ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF SOI S. UNIVERSITY DRIVE SUITE S00 PLANTATION. FL 1)124 9t-20492(NCl) Publish: March 1 ,1. 1991 D EO-tl Sanlord Herald. Sanford, Flonda ■ Sunday. March 1, 1998 - Legal Notices NOTICE UN O IR FIC TITIO U S N A M I LAW NOTICE IS HEREBY OlVEN. Under Chapter 90-287, that tha undartlgnad, desiring to engage in butmatt under tha Fictitious Name ol AERO SO LCS Located at 1690 OVIEDO MAR KETPLACE. SPACE 1410 In tha city of OVIEDO. SEMINOLE County. Florida, intends to rag ntar tha said name with tha Division of Corporations ol tha Department of Stats. Dated at Tallahassee. Florida, this tha 26th day ol Fabruary, 1998 OWNERS AEROGROUP RETAIL HOLDINGS. INC Publish: March t. 1998 DEO-19 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THB IS TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. IN AND FOR SEMINOLB COUNTY, FLORIOA OCNERAL JURISDICTION DIVISION CABS NOl S 7-t$S t*C Af 4-B FIRST NATIONWIDE MORTGAGE CORPORATION PLAINTIFF VS QAIL MARIE ORDONE2. IF LIVINO. ANO IF DEAD. THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE. HEIRS. Of VI5EES GRANTECS. ASSIGNEES. LIENORS. CREDITORS. TRUSTEES AND Orlando-Winter Park 407/322-2611 407/831-9993 CLASSIFIED DEPT. HOURS 8 AM - 5 PM MONDAY thru FRIDAY CLOSED SATURDAY A SUNDAY PRIVATE PARTY R A TES 14 Times.......... $.68/line 7 Times.......... $.84/line 3 Times........ $1.09/line 1 Time.......... $1.42/line Rates are per Insertion 3 line Minimum. Scheduling m ay include Lake M ary U fo al tho cost of an addi­ tional day C ance l w hen you gel results. P ay only for (he da ys your ad runs at rate earned U s e full description for fastest results C o p y must follow acceptable form. W e reserve (he right to refuse any ad at any time C om m ercial frequency rates are 0EADUNES Tuesday thru Friday 12 Noon the day before publication Sunday 12 Noon Friday. ADJUSTMENTS A CREDITS: In The event of an error, the Santord Herald wiM be responsible tor the first Insertion only and only the the exiont of the cost of that insertion Please check your ad for accuracy the first day It runs 71— Help Wented 71— Help Wanted 2ND A H FT ASSEMBLY RECOTON CORPORATION, the nations leading manufacturer/ diitroutor of electronic acci tones, hat tavertl openings irs Lake Mary taefrfy for 2nd shift assembly positions Hour* ere 4:OOpm-12:Mem. Must be able to kfl a rrwwnum of 35 B>t and stand tor 8 hours Apply m pe*Son at 1090 Emma Ouks Trail. Lake Mary FL 32746 LABOR READY 0 CLAIMING AN INTEREST BY. THROUGH. UNDER OR AGAINST GAIL MARIE ORDONE2. UNKNOWN SPOUSE O ' GAIL MARIE ORDONEZ. IF ANY. MT GREENWOOD COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION. INC . SEASONS O ' MT GREENWOOD HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION. in c . F l o r id a h o u s in g f in a n c e a g e n c y . Ri CHARO W SCHNEI0ER. JILL ELIZABETH SCHNEIDER. NORWEST FINANCIAL 'lO R iO A . INC ; JOHN OOE ANO JANE DOE AS UNKNOWN TENANTS IN POSSESSION OCFENDANTlSl NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALS NOTICE IS HEREBY OlVEN pursuant to a Summary Fmal Judgmant o' foracloaura dated fabruary 11th 1999. entered in Crvil Cake No 9 M 869 CA14-C of tha Circu-t Court ot tha 1 IT H Judicial Cucurt m and lor SEMI­ NOLE County. SAN'ORO. Florida. I will aaH to tha highett and best biddar for caah AT th e fr o n t d o o r of c o u r t HOUSE of tha SEMINOLE County Courthouse located at 101 N PARK AVI m SANFORO. Florida, at 1 1 00 a m. on the 17th day ol MARCH. 199( the following daacnbad property at sat forth m said Summary Fmal judgmant. to wn LOT 1)0. THE SEASONS. ACCOROINO TO THE PLAT recorded Seminole available. a l l o t h e r p a r t ie s th er e o f as P l a t BOOK CLASSIFIED ADS GENERAL LABORERS WORK TOOAY/PAO TOO AY START TOOAYff •Electricians •CarpenMf* • t r —* —s a * - i — —— —— •notei m o w ■•mienence •Sami A Skflted Laborers Senforti Apply In person today: 1911 S French Ave 121-4141 IB B K IK E T M GUARANTEED $ 10.50 P/H IN TRAINING Long Term Short Term TempToHNe SSSJOBSSSS 3 poa ever Avg 8 15 50/hr. Sal • comm Sanlord based pool heasng leardw No coU cabng Hkmg mmed F/T A P/T Ca4 Misty AmefUer 321-2070 est. 217 50 INDUSTRIAL SEW ERS NEEDED AS S EM B LY /W A R EH O U S E P'OrtucbOT a delivery here * 1*0 •or N E Orlando company Long' Short term SB 74* Ternphut R eftaM Tran* APPT COORDINATOR 'EAhOur to START 2nd Shr*l A Wknd NO SELLING1 V/nter Park let dawery appis. ignt D E u a i SALES ASSOCIATE initial Talent Tree Staffing has permanent fob opportunities lor produebon workers n N Orlan do These positions per S6-9/Hi and begm immerkateiy Call 740-0111 NO APPTS NECES SARY Please visa our JO B FAIR • Tuesday. Feb 10th # Sanford Jobt A benefat Office 9 Mam lo 12 00pm English speaking N Q I reqiared Cutfomer service, hand* s-kne phone* Altamonte area EZOOHr Spnngt LABOR FORCE STAFFING ( 407) A31-S228 in 40. PAOES 24 THROUOH 27 OF THE PUBLIC RECOROS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA Dated this tlth day ol February. 199* (CIRCUIT COURT SEAL) MARVANNE m o r s e Clark ot tho Cucurt Court a* Jana t Jseewre Daputy Clark T h e LAW OFFICES OF TAVIO J STERN. PA ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF SO' 9 University Drive Suita 900 Plantation, FL 1)124 1994) 21) 9000 97-19044 iFNWl In accordance with tha American with Disabilities Act. persons with disabilities need­ ing a special accommodation to participate m thia proceeding should contact tha Clerk ot the Circuit Court at tha SEMINOLE County Courthouse at 407-1214)10 IX T 4227, not later than aavan days prior to tha pro­ ceeding It hearing impaired. 1900 499-9771 (TOO) or 1-400999 1770, via Florida Relay Sarvica Publish: February 12, and March t. 1999 “ FREE** REGISTRATION account U f Ue Work for You! 171 ACCOUNTING CLERK Fub-Tkne opportunay a*Ml a ■SMbktPsd Bartoracompany. Dubes include memory, tales poabng. commasaxw. and G L fee Computer *MM a muet Fax reaune to 487-121 JANITOR U —--- —A fTW H W WTvwml^J, M C K Z R - 88AV OFFICE PERSON Fun Ptace, Oreel A no ca rr Orea! opportunity with growing national suiting company Sa m . O S A lace to face cok) caning Bata, commission A benefits Fis Returns A salary Req to (407) 831-2919 Lake Mary. Tsmptofkre E2S.000 perm Word. WP. Type 80 WPM. 3-5 yrs ato rq Very Profee- 17A* HOUSE KIEPCR -188 SAME WEE PAY TOO AYS STAFFING EOE-Never a Fee - 87Aw Kee# Inventory In Order DOCTOR'S A M T -M A w CAAP4CT MAKER - I U II'K W1m 1 » nPA engp, M r Legal Notices Pertecf Job le CeBTlodey-The Pe< Yosrftl Wafting for V NOTICB OP PUBLIC AUCTION (407)322- 2044 Legal Notices OEN-714 'UNCLAIM ED VEHICLE AUCTION* Nwaice m nevew| gf^en■ McConnell Towing wM set at Public Auction for SAhrago for Cooh on demand lo highest biddor. tho following daacnbad vehicles: B/1T/M IH T H I CIRCUIT COURT 77 CAOILLAC 1-tB-A OF THB 18TH JUOICIAL BS89R7O484710 77 Chevy CIRCUIT, IN ANO FOR *9 CHEVROLET 1L89U7J270S10 •BMINOLB COUNTY, 201AW27R7F1188184 s-ai-ea FLORIOA •7 CHRVL8ER *0 Pfyei 1P3XA487XLF80818B Caaa Ns: B T.8 0 4 |.C A .|4 .B 1C18F94P9HW134211 1-81-88 JAMFS F GIU Ol 64 DODGE 99 Oodga Ptamtitf, JB7FL24D6JP042886 284QH2414SR3149S1 va 64 FORD 1FTDFt6Y7JNA88207 1-14- 94 HABIB KHOtHNOU •7 FORD *4 Old* 1Q1AN89YBBM7M800 and UNKNOWN 1FMDU12X1VUD08848 3-88-84 SPOUSE OF •8 OL08MOBILE 44 Pont 1Q2NI44044C4044I4 HABIB KHOSNHOU. f OUC7708FK148117 1-87-84 Oalandanta. •8 PLYMOUTH 77 Pont 3H49Y7P4 23464 NOTICB OP BALE 1P3BB7880FX810881 Tha Auction will bo held el NOTICE 18 HEREBY OlVEN 77 PONTIAC 2J87V7A72M14 13:00 pm on said delee above. that on tho 17th day of MARCH 84 TOYOTA McConnell Tewing A Recovery 1998 al 11 00 AJd on tha Front JT2AL32V4038SSI34 7400 Aentord Ave., tenford, FL Slaps ol tha Waal Front Door ot 1/84/88 12772. Prospective bidders may the Seminole County BS CHEVROLET inspect vehicle* on* hour prior Courthouse. Sanford. Florida. 1Q1TB04C8FA110490 •o tola. Term* or* cash or ■MARYANNI MORSE*. Clark of 71 CHBVftOLST Certified Fund*. McConnell tha Circuit Court, wilt offer for CO V tB lU l 74888 Towing reserve* tho right to sale to tha highest and baat •7 DODGE accept or reject any and ell bidder for caah, al public out­ 1S1B848D4HH44JI77 cry. tho following da scribed *4 FORD 1FABP28A80F140644 Publish: March 1, 1844 property in Seminole County, 45 FONO DC 0-12 Florida. more particularly IFABP19M1F0220B11 dascrlbad aa follows *0 HONDA 8LC10207I0 Tho Westerly 200 loot ot Lot 84 DATAUN 'A* ot 8AN LANTA. THIRD SEC­ JNt P824S7E W f64691 TION, according to tho plat NOTICB OP SALS 78 PONTIAC 3U87M8N808418 thereof aa recorded M Plat 99 Chrysler New Yorker •6 TOYOTA Book I I , Page 78. of tho Public VIN: 1C1ST44Q7FC107940 JT3NA8SL1F408781I Records ol Seminole County. 170) B HIOHWAY 436 ALTAMONTE TOWINO. 117 Florida. ALTAMONTE SPRINGS, MARKIN ST., AL 7. BPOB. BALE Tha above sale la made purFL 87701 B IO IN t AT 10:00 AM. VIEW t sushi to Fmal Judgment of A T BiOOAM HOUR PRION. Foreclosure entered In lha Publish: March t, IB M Publish: March 1, 188$ above-atyled cauaa. DSO-14 DEO-17 In accordanca with tha Americana With Disabilities Act. it you ara a parson with • dis­ ability who noedk any accom­ modation m order to participate by Luie Campos m this proceeding, you ara enti­ Cewtvt* C«n*r cryctograma ara created trom qugiekone by lemoue people peel end preeert Each wear n we earner wand* tor enoewt tled. at no coat to you, to the radtytckw FequaeP provision of cartam assistance. Please contact Court Administration al SOI North Park Avanua. Suite N 101, Sanford, Florida 12771, talaphone (407) 121-4310 (s i. 4227. withm two (2) working days ot your receipt ol thia notica. H B C J A A P P H J T Y T T I you are hearing impaired, (TOO) l-t00.888.077t. F U Z I B Z F X P JRCJ ZJ IN WITNESS WHEREOF. I hava J R P hereunto sot my hand and offi­ cial seal this 18th day ot I P OP U ETP A CI B RCUH JT February, 1888. CELEBRITY CIPHER (BEAU MARYANN! MORSE Clark ol Circuit Court By: Jane B. Jasewlc Deputy Clark ROBERT E. MILLER, ESOUIRE •90 Douglas Avanua Altamonte Springs. FL 12714 Publish: Fabruary 22, and March 1. I M l OEN219 CAV — QTU W T A P F R MRCJ STD MTTE PREVIOUS SOLUTION: T m as left-wing — Vanesta Redgrave V U OJ BR. as It s possible lo bo.* *1 don't go near politics.* — Lynn Redgrave. O 1996 by NLA. me M C I j . 1 74 �1 0 B Sanford HeraM. Sanford, Flood.* - Sunday. March 1, 1996 EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES AVON NCEDS tops • Itns area Sen high Quality product*. eem good i i i Up* floor* 321-7182 DAYCARE TEACHER or Teach era assistant. P T Can 3220094 lor mtormahon —OCBARY MANOR** The following positions are available Come and tom our Superior rated tacaty CLERICAL ADECCO needs dependable ctencjl candidates lor Lake MaryMeattirow positions W« oaad people lor the »otowing lob* •Administrative AaalaL -SwHcftboard/n ecepWonlst •Data Entry Oparator* *7-9 par hour FVase cal tor an apporftmem 330-7171 F/T 11-7 LPNCNA-F/T available 1pm-11pm A llpm-Fam SALARIES BASED on EXPERIENCE Cal OaBary Manor. 4076*8442A. Ash tor Director ol Nurs­ ing or apply wittim 60 North fkgftway 17 92. DeBary Fton da Drug Fra# Workplace. EOC. Adecca 71— Help Wanted HIRING ALL SHIFTS F/T SERVICE AOENT Driver. Need to dean, term* and In­ spect rental valuetat Vahd FDL Acceptable drtva g record and background ctiecl Apply m parson 3096 Orlando (17 92) Dr Santord NANNY/CHILOCARE In my Santord horn* Bkgd check and ckug scran required Strong dr*** to work with smalt chad Looting tor ndmduai with a loving and nurturing personali­ ty Cal Vrgma al 323-0033 9 5. M F or 786 2355 week-md* LA W N M A IN T E N A N C E Pager 407661-4330 Cooks A Servers F/T or P/T. Apply m penon 4740 W SR 40 (407) 323 4660 IF YOU WANT MORE FROM A JOB THAN A PAYCHECK. PLEASE CALL 322-427*. J o a M 0TL1H 2 NOW HIRING! Cal our hotkne tor details on the latest y<> npportunaies and this week s |ob lavs' Can Mi-498* DRIVERS P L A C E M E N T SE R V IC E S We are a quaMy canwt v e ctaknng n service to the southeast regon Must have the Mowing quaktcations •COL Ctast "A* License with 'X* Endorsement •At least 26 years ol age •Minimum 3 years recent verit­ able tractor trailer experience •Clear M V R CLERK/RECEPTIONIST Mutt hava a*p m Windows & possess good phone U S s Far Resume to 407-323-2241 or mail to 650 Henman Circle Santord. FI 32771 We offer a competitive pay package complete with hospitauabon 401K. and Quarterly safety bonuses to Quitted employees It you meet as ot the above criteria. Walpole. Inc would lAe to utk to you Ptease can Joe at 1-800-7414800 to receive an applcabon between 8 00am and 5 00 pm Monday-Fnday CNAs Come pm a group o< great coworkar* who have a genuine lova lor the residents they car* lor II you want to 0* a part ot trus group gnre u* a cal at: Healthcare and Rehabilitation Carter of Stnfonf EXPERIENCED BOBCAT OPERATOR w/COL License CaU 323-3481 HAIRSTYLIST CONCRETE A CEMENT FWISHER3 WANTED. F/T. TOP PAY 324-2442 EARN 50% COMMISSION!!! Fanustc Sami Mae Salon has two immersate oparungs Musi be he A e«p Cal Amu at 323 5045 CRUISE LINES SEEK ENTERTAINERS ano ARTISTS OF AU. KINDS FEDERAL JO BS: 18500 • 110.000 immediate openings A# occupations For complete application and information package sand SASE to Down­ ing. Attn FEDJOB P O Bos 180352. Casselberry FI 32718 (Please include *5 SAH tor ado P*Q) FV4AL PRODUCTION A peckers tor manna canvaa operation Cal 327-1125 CRUISE LINES SEEKS CHEFS/WAITERS/ BARTENDERSPASTRY CHEFS/RESTAURANT MAN­ AGERS WITH EXPERIENCE/ STEWAROSJROOM SERVICE/ HOUSEKEEPING. ETC... TO RECEIVE -APPLICATION INFO PACKET PLEASE FAX YOUR NAME ♦ ADOREAS AT TOLL-FREE FAX t 1-888-655-8868 OR WRITE T O Chase Net­ work. OapL 7271, 1901-17 West Bay Or. f225, Largo, a 33770 CUSTOMER REFYRETAK. $10-35 TO START Great to student* P/T A F/T No e*>. tor into 68681SI FOUNTAIN ASSEMBLER PART-TIME Welder, pturrtomg A motor con trot wrog tmat needed Stea­ dy work. grow*i pokenb Fomams A Aerabon. Inc. Santord 324-1118 — msmvmHQ Fast paced mlg company needs quick, refcabte. sal-motrvatad person with basic knowledge of construction WMng to tram. Apply Superior Shed*. 1057 Norm Hwy 17 92. Longwood OCT PAX3 TO LOSE WEIGHT 36 paopt* needed, serious about toeing Earn 8500 P/T to *5500 F/T. Cal now 328-6498 Get Behind the Wheel Delivery Drivers Papa John'* P izza . the nation'* fastest growmg pizza delivery company,« now hmng full and part-time driven. Earn $7-$12/hour. You moil be at least 18. have a reliable car wttn valid insurance, a good driving record and a positive go-getter attitude. Apply in person at: 2705 S. Orlando Dr. Sanford Phone: 325-7272 Eqj*I Opportjtfy Eflpoyer CUSTOMER SERVICE REP Gat in on the ground Hoot ol a last-paced, rapidly growing company* LABOR RITE it snak­ ing a hard working sal-mobvatad parson who is computer Merata. haiibt* and a team player Eiceaenl growth potential m an nitramety fast paced industry Apply m person al 2603 park Dr. between 9am and 2pm dafty or lat return* to (407) 330 1496 Atm Brandt Manager EOE LABOR RITE ••MM O -3416 “ ** too • MEN A WOMEN NEEDED Independent Gift Catalog/ party plan ddtrtxiky* Process orders from home Ready cash For start up tut t time memberShe tee MAIL 130 00 check/mo to CALYPSO VARIETY. 14M N Lakamonl Ave. Writer Park. F I 32792 INITIAL TALENT TREE STAFFING 740-0111 INSURANCE Be a winner t! Our agents dose 3 group health sates and 2 tong term care sates per week We pre-schedule your appomi 1-800-405-91)1 JANITORIAL POSITIONS AT SANFORO AIRPORT DynAlf Service*. Inc a grow­ ing commercial aviation ground SuWOd company is currently hring pan tm* yankorval person­ nel tor various shifts A* appkeants mutt provide a a ten year work,'school history, past drug screening, understand English, and wont a n*>bw schedule to include weekends and evening hours W* otter training, tree parking and uniforms 5tuo by our admmittrairv* offices Mon­ day through Friday from 10 AM untl 3 PM to M out an apphcation For more Information on the** poalltona call 322-3893. Our office* era located at 2747 Carrwr Avenue. Santord. Florida 32773 Q Q Q O Q O Q Q Q O O O ASSEMBLY/ PRODUCTION Daily Work-Oaky pay Vahctoa a PLUS N E E D C O M P A N Y VAN D R IVER W /VAN COME WORK WITH THE BEST LABORERS 3rd shift Clean driving DL required. Good pay. Benefit*. C*8 Mtaey 333-1441 LABORERS NEEDED FO R U N D E R G R O U N D U TILITY C O N T R A C T O R HEALTH mtUMAMCa ANO 4*1X FLAW Ova Ire* werkptac* Apply W 998 MMar Drtva _ * a g g * i im s a i-m m * ___ LandacepB Workers Eip 8 Valid Lie. fteq d. Banaftta 323-3138. raS TO S E R iO TB S — IF YOU DONT EN­ JOY YOUR J 0 t ~ m an r s h J d tta o d d houaa In Sorted pandabN canOda* work Natty to toad aid un plants Ircnt n truds No to an 8Wi day or n « « Pta-vp to A|S?MwvFM.3tm-5pm.COC ^S»iTton»«MDS7 r, / v/ /, \ I s \ l l 1 '. . COME WORK WITH THE B IB T tlt W* are currently hiring tor 2 large Santord conpanies These companies are growing raprdty and need dedtoatod. hard worker* Industrial a«p is preferred it you want great pay (f 7 (XVht .potential after 6 months). Medical Insurance and pact Tima Off cal us nowi W* also oftar nanbta aNfts. Contact CORE STAFF at 3307789 tor more ntottneffon. 1M 1 8 French Ave 323-4343 LPNt Coma )oat out lupar team1 Dadtoatad. caring and data* onanted LPNt needed FT tor 7-3 and 3-11 sMta Compattrv* wag** and ban**** Appfy in parson or cal JO B S JO B S ADECCO la Naming up with Santord compsrues to creel* •setting (Ob opportunities. It you have MUM. ambition and a drtva tor quaMy. wa hava a great opportunity with great Wy have tob* In toe loBowmg b t m s : • Mail Sorters •AsM m bly •Oensral W n h o u M •Production •Omaral Labor 1ST msR ua a to# Santord Job* 8 Benefits office on TvwnwQiy r m r ii 4m, from 1.-OOpm-4 00pm Adecco The Sanford Herald needs CARRIERS for established routes in the Sonford oreo. Rll you need is dependoble transportation, orgonizotionol skills and ofternoon avail­ ability in order to begin a great new jobl POSITIONS RURILRBLE NOW! LUBE TECH F/T Soma asp required Good waga* • banalm Satord Epraaa Lube 323-3271__________ MUUNTENANCK rape* lech Annual salary 820K Me main ■wtmming pool and make nsnor repairs to condo common bugs 3 ground*. Airport Bhrd. Santord Drug Ira* laokty Cal 3217623_________________________ MAKE MONEY with your own bom* based business with Shatoea A AT 8 T. Ftaitta achaduto: BE YOUR OWN BOBS. Cad 330-8*30 to sched­ ule an appointment to And out howfl. MATftlW kUrtiMing, NOW MHUNa Iv e c t Mamatts No sate*. PT/FT, no e«p neces­ sary Can 263 7812 Clerk CONFIGURATION CONTROL CLERK AA ot AS degree or equrvaient Know how to use Window* 95. Mcroson Word 8 F «ref axcekent offca communeaton* A urgarv/anonal slua* Knowl­ edge ot engneemg documen­ tation procsdures/compuler docunentabon systems wtn at lest 3 yrs recent tip Pra pare/procest engnaannq data to ganeratwmaintan eng 6 OP ol Material within computer system Re­ view 4 etactromcaty process eng A mtg change request stop orders A Conhgkaatxyi Control procarkxe* Interlace with other dapt represenutves A eng to deterrrvne completenest A accuracy ol dau Interested carxMatet ptease maAtai resumes to Proof O ce ra m Bank Opt Ctr E Ortando NEEDS 10 Proof Operators 8 000 • KSH req. 2 30 6 30pm M F. 18.hr Start IMMEDIATELY! SAME WEEK PAY TOOAYS STAFFING 44060*4 EOE Never A Fee RECEPTIONIST For Fantaslc Sams Ha* Salon Need people person m l good phone sJuits Cat Arvta at 323 9045 naceooonoi Needed Mufti kn* Recrfhon ists Temp 8 Temp-Nre Al areas avaaabr* I7 6 h r SAME WEEK PAY TOOAYS STAFFING 1 EOE Never a Fee RHMdK INTELLIGENT STAFFING (407) 869-0444 N ow H irin g fo r S em inole C o u nty Sales Associates Assistants Fu» Txn# A Part Time SPA^TON ELECTRONICS W* pay tor Experience Excellent Benefit* P O Box 788 Deleon Springs FL 32130 Fax 90* 985 5845 EOE U F/Q V E -Mat gmuncyOiparton com PHONE PROS Salary • comm ♦ bonus F/T or P/T Relaxed atmosphere tmok mg ok Debbie or MAe 767 9270 ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT/MEDIA SPECIALIST AS requend. BS prefer red Requues prohcrency m the us* of enmpufers and rign end offca software mdurSng Word. Ex­ eat. PowerPomt. Adobe Pho loShop. Quark Express. A Mi crosoft FrontPag* Duties mdude preparation ot bxds. cost A techneal prapo sals Must b* able to under­ stand accountmgTachracal term*, be vary prokcaant m ut* ol Excel spreadsheet* to per­ form caicuUixm* data torts, chart ganaratem Wff do Fftjw erPoml preeenuiuns depart men newstetters. mamtenance ol web page, layout oI ads brochure*. A proposal docu­ ments m Ouark Express, manpulabon from scanning f r f Ul cameras A c*p art usmg Photoshop. WabRa/or A i n iar mag* axMmg software Knowledge ol Adno* Ituihator hetpAJ mte-ested canrSdates pleat* rnaslax resume to SPARTON ELECTRONICS P O Box 788 DeLeon sprmga FL 32130 Fax 904 965 5845 EOE MT/TXV E Mat gmuncyOiparton com 1-500-711-JOBS EOC Dr ve il DELIVERY SERVICE PERSONNEL leading mum-brand dwtrOutor hat excellent opportunities avaaabM for fut txne delivery drrvers O M M M " sm I poeses* a vafcd COL Claw A *cant* or learners perrrxt wth a good driving record Previous rout* dakvary and customer servica experience pratorrad m pay ant Uacxruunn checks an* be conducted App*y« SCHENCK COMPANY 416! N John VlDung Parkway Orlando. FL Drug Fra* Workpiaca/EOE P/T CASHIERS * COL DRIVERS Inc. AequOtafT LOOKJNQ FOR PART T B H WORK? Maitland eras Cosmetic En­ hancement Co IS looking lor CuaL I vc Rap* to work bat ween 24-40 hour* par weak Sun-Thur* Tamp to Nr# 17 5<V nr comp H. and cutoomar avc skies necessary Apply in par­ son at 1060 Maitland Ctr Common*. Sta 411. Mon-Thun 9-3 or C*8 660-0111 Customer Service Repraaentatit/ea Open Houaa Monday and Tu**d»y 3-2-96 and 3-3-96 from loam to 4pm tor tmma(kata Iniarvtaws. H you a n nlaraMad In gaining employny to Santord and I you have ttW foik>wY>g quAkbCAbOfts, wt are Iraarsttad n lakng to you Must b* abi* to hanSa a vaMa­ ty d tasks tockkkng. high vo­ lume ot Incoming cal* and problem sohnng capabriAia* Must have a knewiadg* of Windows, b# abia to type 30 wpm, have atcaiani verbal/ strong customer atcalam articu­ lation, and b* a town piayar. Previous cal canter aqtwiano# hatpTut, mtotoum 1 yaw Cuttomar Sarvto* aipananc*. HS gradual* or aqufvaiant I7.60mr to start, pkw bonus Paid Training. Monday-Fnday IDO • 7.00 and Mtomaang Sat­ urdays. Oomptota banaMs package avalabi* to candtoato who works SIN hr. Drug ‘ * ------- Apply to d Cantor , FL 33781, *r caM rEwaj (807)337-6100. Production Metal Fabrication Inspector ADECCO M seeking a can deal* to perform rcorrxng fin­ ish and to procast goods to•ctiont Mutt have axpenanc* using cakpon. veneers and raackng blue prints 2 yean aapartane* m matai tabncalon a pkis Posatoia per­ manent poweon. Paid dependtot on oj^orttnoi- PIm m c “ 339-7171 tor mar* data**. Adecca TX E M R LO n C N TI THE BEST PERMANENT P/T JOB IN TOWNI! National company la seeking enthusiastic, motivated team player* to set appomtments tor our tales force Guaranteed salary, PLUS Commission, Bonuses and Pax) holidays Pad weekly Great work envi­ ronment It you kke lawrig on the phone and have a clear speakmg voice, w* hava the perfect (oO lor you' CaX Mr Russi *1800662 3663________ ELECTRICIANS 6 Helper* TOR PAY. BENEFITS retrd A comm DFWP Apply Santord Electric 2522 S Park Drtva 322-1562 WANTEO: Individuals who at* seeking a lull i nn people ori­ entated career GREAT employ ment environment, professional status and benefits Consider the career ot Dental Assistmg Formal educanon ol 1200 hours LeaOng to Stats and National credential* Work m a Iasi paced hightey techneal. ever chanpng career m the allied heath hetd of Dental AssittnQ CaM Orano* Technical Cantor*Ortando Tech Dental Depart­ ment, 407-244-70*0. exL 483A. Whether you ar* akaady to the work place ready to reenter or fust looking to the future they have a program designed tor E * __________________________ WAREHOUSE DELIVERY WORKER Clean FL DL. entry level heavy I ft-ng over 21 yr* 378-4130 WAREHOUSE POSITIONS SFffPPMO. RECEIVWa. PICKpro. PACtUNO ANO WARE HOUSPra • RECOTON COR­ PORATION. Pi* nation t lead mg distributor manufacturer ol electronic accessories has Imined lat* opening* m it* Lake Mary taewtes tor 1st and 2nd shift warehouse. Hours available: 7:00am-3:30pm, 100am-4:30pm and 4:00PM12:30AM. Musi b* abto to Ml 4 mmeikim ol 50 to* on 4 contm uous basis ForkMt axparwnca praterred Starting rat* 55 75 1st shift 15 95 2nd Shift " Musi pass math test Apply m person al 2950 Lake Emma Road Lake Mary FL EOE. WORK FROM HOME 5982 55 947/mo PT FT Fra* booklet 1-800-3736188 enxrw arfhonHnexom SCCURfTY OFFICER JOB Training Armad A Unarmed Brandy A Aaeoc. 834-7444 Classified Advertising •CWINO MACHINE OPERA TORS For manna canvas opera ton Ca* 327-1135 4 TYOWJICXr----------------------- Cell: READY TO PUT YOUR SKILLS TO WORK? If so. BekSouth Tatecommum cahon* hat (uat the nghl op portunaw* to More tar you At wa contmu* our throughout the Southeast we naad talented mavtduait to hatp man tan and support our tachmcal naad* to Ortando Sanford, Matoourna. Cocoa Beach, and Varo Beach w» have a variety ol positions to suit your *6 s and ab ass hare are )u*t a tow Scotty's SHINGLE INSTALLERS Toots A Kant req Cal 330 6543 RNs Come pm a super learn' D e f ­ eated carmg and dels* oriented RNs needed FT lor 7 3 shift Competitive wage* and benaNs Apply m person or cal Hearthear* and Rehabilitation Center ol Sanford. (407)322 8566 EOE ADMINISIHANVE ASSISIANT Cal oix 24 hr Job Lne today* a Ctnonnsl B(4 company -SERVICE TEC H N IC IA N S •OUTSIDE PLAN T TEC H N IC IA N S •FACILITY TEC H N IC IA N S 322-2611 To Pises Your A d . 411 B e A P a ra le C lattes held e l the University ot School of Law Flood* Law Curriculum • Attorney Du 100.000 Volume Law Library • Small C OPEN HOUSE Thursday, March 19th at 6:30 pm Florida Technical C o Ub q b 1515 N. lemocan Bhrd, Ortando \W* offer an axceMni atartng salary with progrataion N you have technical background or axpartanca we encourage you to apply! Knowledge o l base electronic* required Two year meal dagra* or mMary ax rtanea heptui To schedule ytxxsaff tor requxed tatbng pri­ or to the interview process, cal our response kn* at: (888) 204-6260 24 Hours/Day 7 Days/Week Reference Job Code: 26024132771 m 1 >78-5600 MibUry vrtmm, join the Army Natum-I Gtard todiy and you o n put your valuable military ikflb and experience to use in yuur canmunity. The Guard it full ut hometown heroes who are there when caDrd upon. Their presence is esaential to the safety and peace oi mind o< their neighbori. They may sand­ bag to protect homes and lives from flood waters or hdp pick up the pieces after an earthquake. By aerving jurt one weekend a month and tan weeks a year, you can be a hero when your neighburs need one moM. Call today: ^ FLORIDA BELLSOUTH OC Torre* 325-3317 EOE, kAFiTW A Small College Can Make a Big Difference Convenient class schedules (schedules that allow you to work while going to school), caring instmetors, and small class size are just a few of the advantages o f a small college like City College can make a big difference. W e Build Careers • Business • Private Investigator • Medical Assistant • Legal Assistant • Computers MECHANIC With medium duty truck A Rv asp. Must have own tool*. Apoty to parson. Compiata Auto 12207 W. tM SL Santord Car 6 toaurarc* Needed Waafcand*FREE»1-6?eel c -y Now hiring evpenmced COOKS. SERVICERS A DISHWASH­ ERS. Top P4y. paid vacations after 1 year Medical benefits and a Drug Free Work place 4650 E SR 46 West Sanford 407-330-7778 I 3770 Orlando Of 17-43-Santord. 407-331-630* DENNY'S RESTAURANT. ApM ytol 706 French Ava, Santord OOOOOOOOOOOO JO B S EXPERIENCED StRYTRS lunch 8 Omar shifts Apply n person Colorado's Prim* Stoak 334-174. LABOR/GROUNDS Upscit* retirement community to Longwood hat mmerkate F/T position st a laborer Duties support landscape craw. 1*.: mowing, edging, pruning, and other labor type duties No ex­ perience necessary, preferred candidate with ground* expert an*#. For appt cal 407-6630330 *11.330 EOE 71— Help Wanted 71— Help Wanted 20 WORKERS NEEDEDI 807-330-7171 Better Ingredients. * Better Pizza. I M / in r T s ' Immediate Openings Custom Staffing Wanted FULL TIME with dean Class 0 or B teens* Drug bee work place Starting 5330-538V wh phis benefits and 401* Call 338-7208 Clanral Do you rjva 3 month* office expenence? Than cal ut TO ­ DAY" Wa naad YOU1W* hava many lamp and tompJw* genarai onca position* avasaM1 *6. par hrtSAME WEEK PAY TOOAYS STAFFING 880-808* EOE-Navar a Fa* TO RECEIVE -APPLICATION INFO PACKET Pleas* lax your NAME ♦ ADDRESS AT TOLL-TWO FA* 8. t nnn iwa. luyifl l O WRITE TO Ca m * Network. A 0*48- 7271.1901-17 Weal Bay On , 9225. Largo. FL 33770 71— Help Wanted Heavy kt1mg Dnjg’vnoko tree (407) 321-4834 Aak lor Rich (SEMFPNEUMAT1AC TANK) LAisoansDancersSlandup ComadansOak JoeKey Etc 71— Help Wanted D R IV E R -C O L B "k* IMPLOWENT H O P lf clancai DATA ENTRY/CLERlCAl ASST E*Ct p o w er1 Word 10 kry a musr PeriarvaPta' Oraat SUB*1 TORT ALE NT STAFFING 407-839-8222 1000 N Megnoka Ava Orlando. FL 12903 71— Help Wanted I I 71— Help Wanted 9e« 71— Help Wanted Reel dan tiai Cleaning MOLLY MASK M U M F/T •M-F ' 88pm. WW Train. 407-7*78007. 407- 831-9816 City College 853 East Hwy. 436, Ste. 200 • Casselberry, F L 32707 Day or Ewning Classes <Financial Aidfor Those Who Qualify •Graduate Placement Assistance ' Convenient 4-Day School Week <Nationally Accredited byACICS as a Junior College > i . ‘ �I * 71— H elp W an ted 21— P a rs o n a l* 61— M on a y to Land A D O PTIO N ATTN HOMEOWNERS Borrow 32*400 •1100,00 Too Many bins? •Pay off fuj* mtaraat crerllcarda •Home improvement! 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Large Laka Mary company faring Full Time Aaaodetea w a i tram you to aam you potential SANFORO Rent-M own. 3 bdrm. 2 bath. 1/4 acre lot. Special Government financing Owner agent. 24 hour recorded me*vage 3024142 W ER E SELLING HOMES Call a Sanford specialist. Jemigan properties. Ask for Dot Walter123-11 AS or 330-125$. 149— Commercial Property For Sals LIKE WORKING WITH PEOPLE? SB A MEDICAL ASSISTANT. 103— H o u s b s Unfumlshsd 118— Office Space For Rant md Fuiptey room 324-0513 A MOVE M SPECIAL!! 400 *q n A upt *265 A MONTH Office Storage 321-0120 or 333-2*54 BLMJMNO LOTS 011427 acroM from Suitend Estates m - 6 232 or pgr 444*6*9 Cal Today) 407*3t**t* City CoUrqr S53 East Hwy 436 Ste 200 Caaaaterry. FL 32707 AN EXP LOVHO MOM Provktea adur zonal actmuea along w«h TLC J playroom, ten yrd Cart CPHCOL/Ret/Re* rate* For rtarvtew 3300700 M MY HOME. 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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 28, 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/7f38b176b75f72723c4994f1c9c8cec4.pdf 79136bc60921aae367ccb44e72638784 PDF Text Text S * c m in o lc H e r a ld S e r v in g Sa n fo rd . L a k e M ary, L o n gw o o d , O v lad o , W inter S p rin g e an d Se m in o le C o u n ty sin c e 1908 TUHSDAY. M AY 2(>, I im Wth YEA R, No. 1% 50 C e n ts High schools mark graduation milestone lly J c ft lle r lln lc k f and M a n ra lla v k ln s dli tori.in .mil Nliolr Vatu r Is tlir salulortali <)I THE IIKItAI I) STAFF SW M IKI) It was a year nf Dim * at the CriM>m* Ai .iilrmy Ihe first prom It if first basketball trams And for thr first time since 1470 the first time >i « lass lias tti.iilu.itrd i nmprisrd nf siu drnts who altrriitrd (room s since tfie lieglririlng o| their rdm at tort Crooms Academy graduates its first class since 1970 of students *ho attended throughout tsgti school Tte prom and basketball team sports **><«• also aviated this yoar Hir « lass nl 'Ui sstil graduate tomorrow at Srmltutlr Corn mnnlty Callege at 7 p m and <'ongressitian Airrr Hastings i 145 I graduate nl Crooms will lir tlir curst speaker Josh Hyatt will |>r Ihr vale SANFORD Due to a change brcuusr of thr Mrrnori.il Day holiday, thr Sanford Clly Commlaalon will hold lla regular wnckdiop and meeting U t l p l (Tuesday). The work session la scheduled lo begin al 3:30 p m. In the city nun agrr'a conference room, wc ond floor Tlir regular meeting will liegtn at 7 p m In tlir commission cha intiers Sanford City Hall is Icxatrd at 300 N. Park Avenue. U K E MARY - The Lake Mary Night Owls Toastnustrrs Club •6381 meets m r y Tuesday evening al 7:30 p.m. at the Lake Mary Community Ilulld- Please tee Briefs. Page 4A CwUcs .BA Crossword..........................BA Dear Abb?.......................... BA Obituaries ..................... 4A .............................. BA M ic e B riefs......................BA • f M t s ..........................SA-6A T V ............................... 4A 9 * s t h e r ............................BA , * Only our individual faith In ^ w jc V r lortv sU (room s grads will go 41 l o s s ihr slagr and bring a i lose to a i lass that has madr an impart not only at ( moms, trut In ihr Sanlntd community Sinai a Ungard is ihr srnior • lass president and said his class was one lliat was i li»se to each other and slock up lor rvrryonr througli traigli times "Mv parr ms died In |«93 and rvecyonr was there lor me.* Urigard said "Tlir l.unity line Is rxt rllrnt and rvrryonr has Im n hkr a lartilly here * By Nick Ffeifsuf HERALD STAFF WRITER IAKE MARY During its last mrrllng thr Dike Mary City Commission reviewed tlir lat­ est steps lieing taken In the imrsult nl Improving the sports (omplrx urea oil Itantoul Lane Although stalled Irnm time to time, the project is slowly progresstng According lo Parks amt Rec­ reation Dun tor John Holland, the (talks rnatritrnaiMr division had gone over budget and jilans were trmjHiranlv Unvaried when all bids wrrr rrjn ted This mptlird us to rearrange the sltr Im lulling moving retention arras.* hr said. This also pulled tlir constnirtlon of irnnls rourts into play ’ Succtsiful drivo Toastmastan maal S eed ** PUm * I n Gcadwat*. K g * *A L a k e M a r y volleys fo r tennis courts, batting cages Malting tonight SEMINOLE COUNTY • Aa a result of a Zero Tolerance checkpoint art up Friday night by Seminole County law en­ forcement officers. 17 persons werr arrested. Ten were for driving under ihr Influence and seven were unrated on a variety of rhurgrx One of Ihr And arrests was on charges of possession of al rohol by a minor and posses­ sion of marijuana Sheriff Don Eshnger com­ mented. *You can understand the seriousness of this when you see the people who were anrstrd for repeal DUI's. Sev­ eral of the people unrated had prior anesis for DUI with one of the defendants admitting (hat (his was his fourth DUI anrsl.* In addition to Ihr sheriff's deputies, seven municipal po­ ller agenrlrs. Ihe Florida Highway Patrol and Division of Alcoholic (leverages and To­ bacco Joined forces lo conduct Ihr checkpoint. S p c c in t litigant startrd I'anthn Pride a lurid raising program and leadership organtxatlon Students held fund raisers thiougliout Ihr year and saw pride around tlir campus grow Ihr senior class can alvi hr proud of (Iridliig the first has krlltall Irani since 1470 At one time. < rooms was a pow rrlicNise in liaskrthall Imit Ihr team stagnated until principal llirnrdrttr Hardy lilakr brought tlir program hack this season With a tram consisting mostly of students who had never played together before, tlir Panthers were respec table all season and Ihr rrfurhlshrd ( rooms gymnasium brought Bob Powell of Fleet Reservo Association Branch 147 m Sanford, gar# Ihe narration lor the solemn Two Boll Ceremony, al Monday a Memorial Day program at San- lord Memorial Park on tho lakelronl Votorans and spectators gathered lo pay tribute to the nation a sorveo personnel who d.od in the field o» honor Remembering those who paid the ultimate price in war SANFORD • The Stars and Stripes In hand. Charlrs Davis stood at attention near the cor­ ner of First Street and Park Avrnue downtown. Ills liny right hand funned a stiff salute us the parade moved slowly past. Davis Is only 4‘ years- old. but his mother says this Is his fourth Memorial Day Parade. ’And lie lukes II very seriously.* said Jill Davis, ryelng her son’s solemn face. Sparse crowds grrw larger along First Street us Ihe 14 units and several law rnforremenl ve­ hicles which made up Ihe Memorlul Day cele­ bration moved from Ihe Greater Sanford cham ­ ber of Commerce lo l*ark Avrnue where II pushed ahead toward Veteran's Park on the waterfronl. There Ihe crowd swrlled to several hundred. Al the park, following the rrrernonlal posting of the colors and singing of the Nullonal An­ them. Mayor Larry Dale addressed the crowd and read ihe city's Memorial Day proclamation. *lt always brings me great pride lo remember those who hive fallen In Ihe service of our coun­ try.” Dale said. ’ Freedom does not come without a coat. And we are here to remember those who paid the ultimate price.” Janell Lehman, who recently moved to San­ ford from Sarasota, attended the parade with flM M I n Mssisrtal. rag* 4A SANFORD - Thr Movtrland Drive-Ill sto|i|>rd showing fraturr films u while ago. but fvur Is still on the murqurr. For thr benefit of Ihe Ameri­ can Christian Childrens Foun­ dation. A show of Hassle cars and 1950s music breathed life back Into the dusty rows for on afternoon on Sunday, A steady stream of visitors juillrd past thr old tlrkrt booth and paid their admission lo Ihe show. No images flickered arross (hr screen on (Ills day. save for those made by Ihe swirls of dust dancing through the still, oppressive heal. Those who ramr lo look and enjoy moved slowly In order (o conserve fhrlr enrrgy. Ftool Rosorvo mombor Pat Lyons conducts tho Two Bol Ceremony In connection w*h Powers explanation of the event. The ceremony, of the base of the Memoriel Perk flagpole, fo*owod the placement of Ihe wreath by tho VFW Auxiliary 10100. FtoaM B ss Sports. Page IA Nostalgia brings families together to benefit hungry kids By Vlekl Belluccla HERALD STAFF WRITER ■jr Vlekl Belluccla HERALD STAFF WRITER T Orry Fra/ter. wfio docs mm ft of l.akr Mary's engi­ neering planning lias been given .ipjirin.il to undcriakr a tost amilvsis of Ihr projiosed ‘value engineering * Fur the Irnnls rourts, Uir Parks and Recreation Depart merit budget has designated $80,000 hi Impart Frrs for thr construction of thr facilities. In all. 4 COUrlS are planned. They would lie located Immedi­ ately east of Rantoul Lane and near restrooms and other park facilities. Holland says thr new sltr plan should lie available within the next 3 weeks, and a request for bids |RFU) will be adver­ tised Tlir bidding period would last 30 days after which a deri­ sion. hopefully, ran be madr. Hut mostly, visitors wanted lo move slowly through lime to the era of their youth. *1 used lo come lo Ihr drivein In u car Just like this.* said David Wilcox, stroking the crimson hood of a I960 Cor­ vette convertible. *A lot of memories...a lot of memo­ ries...” Wilcox dldn‘1 want to discuss those memories with his grandchildren who eagerly tugged along lo look at Ihe cars, tourh Ihe plrcrs of his­ tory llial their grandfulhrr re­ called. associated with great vehicles of thr past. Janet King said site could re­ call coming to thr Movlcland with her patents when she was a young girl, but It was always the rars. more than the mov­ ies. that Impressed her. Tins dav. she was showing her daughters some of the classics that had caught her eyr track then. In addition to llte cars, mu­ sic was provided by Uncle Russtr and Laurie. The highlight of the event was the performance by Danny C.. formerly of ShaNa-Na. the Enchanters and thr Imaginations. "You cun look at care any time.* Annette ShcrTllI said. ’ Hut when dial music starts and you start dancing, that's when It all becomes real.* Tlir organizers of the event had brought together thr clas­ sic rare, collectors and a vari­ ety of rrnflrre and family fun activities for the benefit of die charity which brings food to young people In need. According to Bobby Michaud, who along with his partner Dob Dergmun. put the event together, die American Chris­ tian Children's Foundation was founded 8 years ago by Dr. Bernard Ivy and has. until PIm n I n Brnaflt, Psgs 4A �2A • Semntfe Herald Sanford Flood* • Tuesday. May 26.1996 People The way we were: News of the area in 1958 Optim ist Club R6covery Inc The Sanford Optimal Club meets cvriy Wednesday at noon at thr colonial Room in downtown Sanrord. Visitors are welcome. Call 323-2194 or 322 0298. Recovery Inc., to a self-help mental health organization fur (H-oph- who suffer from panic attacks, depression, fears and general nervous symptoms. For Information, call 6602003. or 896-5906. Kiw anls Club Effective Oct. 1. 1997. the Kiwanls Club of Sanford has moved the weekly Wednesday noon luncheon meeting from the Sanford Civic Cenicr to the Lakeside Landing at thr Ma Una Motrl on Lake Monroe. Visiting Klwanlans are wel­ come. For Information rail Walt Smith. 323-5088. D ancing for Seniors The Over 50 Dance Club dance Is held every Wednes­ day. from 2:30 - 4:30 p.m. at the Sanford Ch1r Center. Live music by the Deltonlans 13piece band. Donation $3 00. AJ-Anon A support group for friends or relatives of alcoholics (AlAnon) meets every Wednesday, at 8 p.m.. at 111 E. 27th St., just west of Sanford Avenue In Sanford. New visitors or mem­ bers are welcome to this 12step group. W id o w d Persons All widowed persons axe In­ vited to meet at 1:30 p.m. the second and fourth Wednesday of every month al the Cassel­ berry Senior Center. 200 Lake Triplet Drive. Casselberry. Abhtimtr’i 8upport The Alzheimer's Support Oroup for Caregivers meets the fourth Wednesday, at 10 a.m.. at the Frank Evans Cen­ ter In Lake Mary. AS Inter­ ested are Invited to attend. Shelly Brassier, a licensed Alzheimer therapist, leads the discussion and answers ques­ tions. For Information, call 323-4938 or 324-3060. TOPS A local chapter of 'TOPS ffake Off Fuuml* Sensibly) meets every Wednesday at 6:30 p.m.. in the auditorium of South Seminole Hospital. 555 W. SR. 434. Longwuod. Weighing brings at 5:30 p.m. The Aral meeting to held every Wednesday. at 9:30. at Lakrvtrw Christian Church. 1-100 Bear Lake Hoad Apopka. For Information, rail 2935048. At-Anon If yuu know, or live with an alcoholic, thrrr to hrlp. Al Anon to an anonymous, non-profit organization, open to anyone who to a relative or friend of an alcoholic. Serrnlty Won AI-Anon meets each Monday. Tuesday and Thursday. (Thursday non­ smoking) evening at 8 p.m. Mrrtlngs are held In the bark room of thr Sahara Club. 2587 South Sanford Ave.. Sanford. For additional meeting times and locations in the Central Rorlda area, or for more In­ formation. call 321-9122. Nar-Anon Nor-Anon meets every Wednesday al B p.m. at South Seminole Hospital, S55 West State Road 434. Longwood. Nar-Anon to a support group open to families ana blends of addicts. Dally living with an addict la more turmoil than you can handle by yourself. Join for support In coping with your addict: gain serenity to make decisions and put our live back In locus. Call 2611900 for more Information. Wc continue today with Items from the Jon. 14. 1958 edition of the Sat|JM HcraW. Back tn that era. there were tegular columnists from sev­ eral neighboring communities. In flits edition to news from both Enterprise and Osteen «* reported by Helen Snotlgras* and Mrs. Clarence Snyder re sportively. A The Dependable Class sras lo meet at the home of Mrs. Helen Esleraon. 708 Palmetto Aw. at 8 p.m. Mrs. Porter Lansing would be co-hoslrsa. Enterprise news Miss Maggie June Lawson had returned the previous Monday lo resume her studies al Mary Baldwin Cnllrgr In Slunton. Virginia after liavlng spent the holidays with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Lawson. Mrs. Fred Bender enter­ tained her sisters for their weekly gri together dinner at her home. Those attending were Mrs. E C . Snodgrass. Mrs. Leon Vlnlng. Mrs John Lewis and Mrs. Juck Jackson of Sanford. Ostetn ntwt J.L. Vlrno of Hillsboro. N il had been visiting Ids brother. Harvey Vleno and Mr. and Mrs. Leon Noel of Sunrock. N il. were visiting their son. Louie Nod and family. Mrs. Robert Williams and Mis. Clarence Snyder attrnded the Installation of oft)errs of Ui cerne Rrbrkali Lodge In Or­ lando. Holy Cross plans suiting Plans for the annual parish meeting of Holy Cross Episco­ pal Church were announced. It would brgln with a coverrd dish supper on Wednesday at 6:30 p.m.: each fondly was asked lo bring a hot dish, salad or dcaaert. Single people did not need to bring food. Friday morning tn McKinley llall. Cherub Choir practice would begin at 4:15 the same afternoon. There would be singing while the tables were cleared and the business meeting would begin at 7:30. The main Item on the agenda was the election of five vestrymen, one of whom sras to be a navy man. Nondnatlnns of suitable men could be railed In to one of thr following retiring vestrymen: Gordon Bradley. John Oalloway. Henry Tanun. or Ouy Al­ len. This committee would cheek thrir qualifications and prrsenl qualified names. Following the voting and while the ballots were being counted, annual reports would be given. At 8:30 p.m. a film would be shown on the A lt ­ aian Church. Chafed cttefiiac Both First Metliodlst and First Baptist Churches were going to Ire busy the next three days according to the rhurrh calrndar. At First Methodist, there was to be recreation for the Junior choir tn McKinley HaU an Wednesday afternoon followed by choir practice. Senior choir practice would be held at 8: IS and Chancel Chou- at 7:30. The first In a series of four sessions on the study course 'Cross and Crisis tn Japan* would be held fay the WC3 on On Wednesday. First Baptist would hold Prayer Meeting at 7:30 p.m. The next day. thr T.K.L. Class would meet al 3 p.m. tn the educational build­ ing srtth Mrs. J A Cunningham and her group as hostesses. On Thursday evening, thr Carol I Chotr would rehearse at 0:15. the Concord Choir at 7 p.m. and the Church Choir at 8 p.m. Thr annual Seminole Asso­ ciation Music Festival would be held at First Baptist Church In DrLand an Friday at 7:30 p.m. Thr Christian Wo lowahtp of First Church sraa to at 1:30 a n . at the church. Thr program, led by Mrs. II.K. Ring, was entitled ’ Forever Needed. Forever CaBrd Upon.* The Roar Circle of the ford Garden Club had met re­ cently at the home of Mrs. D41. Mathers. The speaker. Mrs. J.D. Woodruff, presented a delightful and informative talk on new annuals and plants. She bated the plants, shrubs and trees which could withstand cold weather and also suggested that a survey of the gardens to spots would be helpAtl In the replanting or ornamentals. Each member waa urged to make Iter garden a bird mnetuaiy by pulling out food and water so iluit our feathered friends wouldn't die of starva­ tion. The home of Mrs. W.B. Moye was the scene of the recent meeting of the Mimosa Circle. Mrs, Ray Peck, chairman, presided over the meeting In which committee reports \ given. Mrs. B.F. McWhorter. Garden Therapy chairman, reported that Christmas cards and hankies had been sent to the Seminole County patients at thr Orlando TB Hospital. The Horticulture chairman iold the group that now waa the time to divide day libra and perennials. She encour­ aged the group to plant daisies and glad bulba for Easier F*°O,,Un*i036030# hi 1N7 Thrrr are 24 pictures of fa­ mous people who had died In 1957. 1 will Hat those that I Dorsey. Christian Aituflo Toscanini. Orace Oaaicdge. Louts D Mayer, Oliver Hardy. Admiral Byrd and Brio P There to a picture of Captain L A Arthur, commander of NAS Sanford, silling at hto drek on which to the atgn -Air Indicates National torched tn hto tabasket waa a stray ktt_ thr Greek gad of callrra. the captain that air didn't dtotuib her tn the least Aromatic Mexican-tea plant has multiple uses Conmldrrrd by many a» )u*l another weed, the Mexican tra Is one of those plants that luve many possible uses but many ^ w t t t i 1 rtr Itoc* w- omtH T M ar nutty cloudy. Htgfta in the mid-90*. Lows In the low-70* tfcisssda r hwtly Cloudy. Highs In the low-BO*. Lows in the low-70s. H ants?: Isolated thunderstorm*. Highs In the low-90s. Laws In the . iV J L T ’ TUHDMft |f*t TTTftlt : _ .|i,' ™ ” ™ 9:11 a m . 9:38 p m . low: 3.-03 a m . 3.-09 p m Dew t o q fm ■ M b high: 9:16 a m . 9:43 p m , low; 3:07 a m , 3:14 p m , OMfifi Bafitht high: 9:31 a m , M B p m . low: 3:22 a m . 3.-39 p.m. 93 79 3 feet with a light chop. W ater temperature at Daytona la 79 d$ gee$ and at New Symrna. 00 degree*. W inds are from the south­ west at 10-15 m.p.h. ; ■ ple and higher plants. The plant Is host of natural prrdators that are effective blocontrol agents. A week with these many remarkable properties deserves a second look. BNaatoel m m im The ■tetocan-tea. Chenqpodtum oihbroaiotclrz. to native to tropiest America but has naturallied throughout much of the United States including Florida. It to an herb with altcmale, lanceolate leaves about 1-1/2 Inches long. The leaf margins may be almost entire, wavy, toothed to lobed. actMqr on the intestinal paratotes *• mild and does not completely kill Iheae paratotes. the repetitive use of the P*«n* *■ n<* * * w 7 *° matnlaki o person free of worms. Tho active ingredient to called ‘•eenridole and has been deaevibed as effective In rxpelUng Intestinal paratotra The oil extracted fram this plant la very dangerous because the therapeutic dose Is dose to minimum toxic levels. Over* doses of this oil lead to vomittag. convulsions, weakness. sleepiness, and cardiac and can be seen when viewed with a 10X hand lens. The terminal or axillary spikes are often very leafy and contain the In­ significant flowers. Rowers lack petals, five stamens, and three to five sepals. The flow­ ers are wind pollinated. The plant to adapted to stressful conditions such as saline, dry. andjhot^enrtronments. coma. Amaaonton buttons con­ sider this plant a purgative, vermifuge, conr-------_ _ _ ________ _____ Philip­ pines. poultices of this plant are applied to abdomens of children to cure stomach­ aches. In Africa, according to aomr reports, Its seeds are used to control Insects. the tender new growth of the Mexican-ten is used as on ad­ ditive lo foods. This Intensive daily use for flavoring food also makes more effective Its ver­ mifuge properties. Stare tta Sem inole Kcrald “Sews$ Seminal* County Since 1908" • FuS fiwvtca Half • Full Sarvtca Nads • Tanning • Pedicures wheat by 96.fi percent, and rice weevils by 83.6 percent. In general, tta Ml haa been found .to be highly bade to cowpea weevils and cigarette — : r-i ' to anil that yon can't taka TOO hw to run, not walk, to the telephone and call a reel-estate agent to sell her bouse. Shs ran uos the money to buy a lovely condo w teat aa apartment Then there will be no lawn to mow, no shrubo to trim, nothing to paint - end her children worn have to wind up hattog her hem— she’s such a bur* Republic __ _ D B A S I B I N T H U I t That latter - and my answ er - unlay, Junior haa soccer practice, and your granddaughter has dance In the evening Bend— - you need I d il/ 'W 'J iM K ^ k i i - F i »«ffnr drsatolagwhaa you wrote your aaewartoWfeHalpT-the 72-year* old widow who couldn't get her daughter, her two sons or her three *s*» ■ W r it j;^ H i An r? M m N o t a ll are e a g e r to g iv e e ld e r ly h e lp Tuesday, May 26,1996 • W . 90, N a 196 PuMahed: OMy Eaeept Uandsy. SWuntoy $ Chrism* by RspuMc Newspapers, Inc. • 300N. FrenchAvs., Santord. FL 32771 Phono: (407) 322-2611 Fax: (407) 323-9406 Mexicsn-trs probably plays an Important role aa a host for al least 2fi predator Insect spe­ cies and nine species of spi­ ders. This observation Indi­ cates that It can be used to In­ crease the number of predator 1.000 ppm of Us otf for inhibi­ tion of mycelial (rostk, it la one to five times more effective than benomyl, a very well known funffctfe used lo con­ trol the same disease. The anti-fungal activity mat tu­ ramalu tn h a fllt o h t o t o t a a iu m f tofiana m o.M adam �Samnote HsreM. Santoid, Florida • Tuesday, May 2#, i m - lf t Spotlight on EHcotton The Foundation for Seminofo County W f c School* in conjunclon *4h Florida Power Corporation, sponsored racontly a Spotlight on Education Lunchson, to honor north waa charged with battery and aggravated child abuse. Korth was arrested at the above address. Korth allegedly struck her daughter in the face several times. Byrd Roberta. 40. of 3800 Canal St.. Ortedo. waa arrested Friday. May IS. by Seminole County deputies. Robert* waa 3 with was wrnSed at the above address. Hobetts allegedly grabbed vietun by thrnreb and struck her 13th Place. Sanford, was ar­ rested Monday. May 18. by Sanford pobce. Burke was chaffed whh retail theft and was arreatrd in the 1500 block of South French Avenue. Store manager found numerous baby product's In defendant's purse. tow^h TheBusinesses utoad ‘z flo m d a t y e in S p e c ia lis ts Wallace Ughlfoot. 51. of 108 A1heighten Dr.. Longwood. waa Monday. May IB. by CountY <*pu“" ; Ujhtfoot was charged with P *** ,heft arrested In the 3300 block of Weat State Road 434. Store serurtty ob* * * " * . drirod* nt. _***" Pestle Cowers and place them You I bAbI VAMn C a r* Confer • kaar tar facial ipidar vew • Sciwotnwapy tot sfcrtnawon of log v srs • Mc*Oft*Qsrv for rsmovol of large vancow vow V II II It » n il t aaattaes& NOW O P E N IN S A N F O R D SERVICE D EPA R TM EN T a07 on 11 S e m in o le H e ra ld ■V -J �Briefs event. For addition*! Information, ing. 200 N. County Chib Road. phone the too at 333-4450, Any one Inlrreated In Improv­ extension 149. ing their communication skills and have fun while doing to The Sanford Historical Soctmay contact RoselU Bonham, win meet T l w i i i j i n 323-8284 for further Informa­ at the Sanford Muaeum. tion. 520 East First Street. Oueat SM lo n atn o be Jennifer SANFORD • Local seniors ate speaker will United lo be at the Central Stngrtsrn, program manager Florida Zoological Park. of Main Street, who win Inform the group about the Main Wednesday, May 27 to ob­ Street Program, and also pres­ serve National Senior Health ervation programs In Sanford. and Fllnrss Day. The Sanford Social hour will begin at location will be one or many 4:45 p.m. followed fay the across the nallon Involving an business meeting and speaker. estimated 100.000 seniors For further Information con­ who sill undertake various fit- tact the Sanford Museum at nr»M functions. 302-1000. The event at the *oo Is from 9 a m until 1 p.m.. arid will be In an article that ran In thla held in partnership with Pru­ dential Healthcare Senior- weekend's Care. the WISE program, daughter Senior admission rates, to have seen a gun at her normally $4 for persons 00 and over, will be 42 for this school. It was later revealed a sianary Baptist Church. San­ ford. Survivors include daughter. Betty Williams. Sanford: steparm. Julius. Ohio; Hater. Ethel Scott. Rochester. N.Y.; 4 M e m o r ia l ■permanently and visibly* honor Sanford's war dead. *1 think we have to have something of that nature here where veterans were honored with such a parade. *My father waa killed tn Viet Nam when 1 was a year old." she said. ‘After that we never talked about war In my house and I never learned much about history or even the peo­ ple like my dad who died In a war. It’s nice to be able to take Ceremonial bell tlrqpng. rifle salutes and the playing of Ttys brought the event to a close near the end of the morning, the crowd and participants visibly willed from the heal. *The suffering we have to put up with In this heat.* Kelly Kincaid said, wiping the sweat from Ida brow with a red, white and blue bandanna. *ta nothing compared to the price they Graduate out the Sanford community. "Ms. Blake Is an excellent lady. She's Just kke a mother to us and It waa great that she brought basketball back this year.* Ungsrd said. Lake Howell High, today. 3 p.m., Orlando Arena. Lake Brantley High, today. 7:30 p.m.. Orlando Arena. Oviedo High. Wednesday. 2 pm University of Central Florida Arena. Lyman High. Wednesday. ■ p m . IMvenMy of Central Florida Arena. Seminole High. Thursday. 10 am .. University of Central Florida Arena. Sanford. Bora March*. 1911 in Boston, Ga.. he awved to Cen­ tral Honda In 1930. Mr. Bailey was the owner of Balky Quar­ ters. He was a Baptist. Survivors Include son. Willie Jr.. Sanford, daughter, Willie Mac Herring. New York; sta­ ters, Ethel Newman. Sanford, Louise Gipson. Marie Wilson. Carloc. aO of New: V ofo MMRnfr Jasper. W rstW alm Beach: 20 grandchildren: , 18 great-grandchildren. w 11 Sunrise Funeral Home. San- Patrick L Harkins. 58. Howell Harbor Drive. Caaaelbcrry, died Friday. May 23. 1998 at Florida Hospital Orlando. Bom Veb. 12. 1940 bi Weston. W.Va.. he had resided In Cen­ tral Florida for 30 years. Mr. ! Burkina teas prealdmt and owner of Golden Eagle Man­ agement Inc. He was a member of Florida Health Cara Asaocta lion. Mr. Harkins was awarded the Paul llama Award with the Caeadbm y Rotary Club and the Wakrr M. Johnaon Jr. Cir­ cle of Excellence award. He waa a member of St. Stephen Catholic Church. Survivors include wtfe. Kath­ leen M.; sons. Patrick L II. John P.. both of Winter Springs; father, John B.. Ak- Sports He indicated that If the bids are received by the last week in June, the commission would be given the matter for approval In July, and tf nothing unfore­ seen occurs, construction could get under way. With the construction esti­ mated to last approximately 45 days. Holland says a ribbon cutting to inaugurate the new lentils courts could be held to­ ward the end of September. Also being proposed tn the sports complex Improvements win be batting cages. drta, Va. Mrs. Tyler was a member of Westminster HyThe-Sra Presbyterian Church. Survivors Include, brother. J. Lee Strn strom. Lake Mary, nieces, Ins S. Powell. Talla­ hassee. Kathy Stmatrom. Sanford. UUlan OrtBln. Lake Mary: nephews. Jody V. Stanstram. Brooksvlllr. Ronald P. Stmatrom. David L Stmatrom. both of Denver. Colo. Urtsaon Funeral Home. San­ ford. in charge of arrange­ ments. Berta B. Harriett. 88. South Sunland Drive. Sanford, died Saturday. May 23. 1998. Bom in Faro. Ga.. she moved lo Central Florida kt 1931. Mrs. Harriett waa a homemaker. Fumral rU 387- Benefit gnitifaiiwBMff I1VT TL- 1. «> . i n n c . , i . i -0.-1 �Industrial “max” out Doan Smith Sweep gives Data M ax lead in Industrial Softball League a o s s i . to is Lake Mary {softball team was something to behold SANFORD _ Here's a special congratulation to the Lake Mary aoftball team. The two gamea the Rama played In Aubum dak were two o f the moat canting I've And the championship game was only had two to get ftus how much trouble It apnd when was the last time, if ever, that you aaw a team make ad three outs In an Inning at home plate? That composu re under pressure la a trib­ ute to the coaching o f Jeaimie Fisher. Kym Oaudrrau and Pam Davis. This trio worked extremely well together and had the girls emotionally and physically ready to play every game and Instilled an amaxlng team ethic In the aquad. Every member of the Rama « m a alar In one game or SANFORD _ Dee Richards and Bobby Drown combined for 10 hits and 14 ROI as Data Max awrpt a doubleheader and moved Into Aral place In the Sanford Rrrrratlon Department Men's Spring Industrial Slow Pitch Softball League a! Ptnehurat Park Friday night. Despite playing with only nine player*. Data Max waa able to rally for a 13-10 victory over Invacare that broke a Ue for the league's top spot, then kept the momentum going in thumping Safety Kleen 18-0 In Die nightcap. Dala Max ts now 5-1. while Invacare fell to 3 a and Safety Kleen tumbled to 0-B. The league plays a doubleheader every Friday night si Ptnehurat Park starting at 7 p.tn. The Aral game of the evening waa gtvr and take for most of ihr contest. The lead changed hands four times over the Ant three innings. Invacare led 2-0 M the top of the Brat. Dais Mas grabbed a 3 2 lead tn the bottom of the Brat Inning, but Invacare came back In the top of the second inning to take a 43 advantage. in the bottom of the second liming it Data Max's turn to go an top. scoring three runs to lead 0-4. Dork came Invacare ogam tn the top of the I I 141 a . ts is S ia m , is it SSI I I . s s third Inning, plating five runs to lead 9-0. Data Max chipped away at the lead with sin­ gle run* In the third and fourth Innings and then grabbed the lead for good In the BAh In­ ning. as hobby Brown* sacrifice fly tied the game at 9-9 and Chris Bryson then ripped a three-run Inside-the-park home run to rap a four run outburst. Data Max added an Insurance run tn the sixth Inning and Invacare scored its Anal run In the seventh Inning. Powering Data Max were Bobby Drown (3-for4 with two home runs and a double, two run* •cored, four KM). Danny Cerce (double, single, three rum ■cored), Trrry Atkinson (two singles, three rum scored) and Chip Smith (two singles, run scored). Also contributing were Dee Richards (home run. two runs scored, four Will. Chris Bryson (home run. run scored, three RBI). Lewis Arm­ strong (single. KM) and Joe Staro (run scored). Doing the damage for Invacare were Angel Figueroa (double, two singles, run scored. RHI). Thad Hatcher (double. Mngk. run scored, two Rfll). Robert Sues! (two singles, two RM) and Keswick Lashley (single, two runs scored. RM). Also. Tom Gilson, Richard Quinn and Bob llall lone single and one run scored each). Tom Moses (single), Richard Brown (two rum scored. RM). Brent Rem (run scored) and Jim Bedow (RBI). In the second game. Dee Richards' triple In the top of the second Inning broke a 3-3 Ue and Data Max then tacked on six rum tn the third inning and eight runs tn the fourth Inning to lum lite game Into a tout. Leading Data Max were Dee Richards (triple, double, two singles, run scored, three RBI). Terry Atkinson (triple, double, single, two ram •cored, two RBI). Bobby Brown (home ran. stngle. three runs scored, three RBI) and Chita Bryson (two doubles, two rum scored, RBI). Other hitters were Donny Cerce (double, sin­ gle. four rum scored. RBI). Chip tenth (double, ■ingle, n n scored, three RBI). Joe Bloco (double, three rum scored. RBI) and BUI Michaels (single, two rum scored). Providing the offense for Safety Kleen were Jim link (home run. single, two ram scored. RBI). Kay Zimmerman (two singles, two ram ■cored), Ahrtn GfUra (triple, three RBI). Nelson Merced (single, ran scored). Tbny (single) and Mike Mohammed (run B Bee’s cooking in Lake the 1901 Lake Brantky ha T h at! , _ ,■ A^ —a — - - - -—- A A —A — A — acm inaK county to a state rugn acnooi h ««»> »n chaimikmahlD? While no one cane predict the future and the resulta n a y have not worked out the tame, the three teame that knocked the county^ Hieeeenlatteee out of the ragMmala m i TRC takes Friday Lake Mary lead I N M M . o as m i am t i . m iv am am a . m iT aaaaaaa. « a I t M M t . T IT which upact So the Tube forgot ymy Into the ch S victory over O 4M M i s . tv at ■ M t M .M M !T£SS-w With the prep am m b s . • to 8 M M f . i t IS am am t. v m Cheever $1.43 million of record *500’ purse Buddy day to to the Dalcd by ne the e race 9100.000 PPQ M e Award, boosted Boat's total. Cheevei'a winner's purse was the second largest In ‘BOOT history, trading only the 9I.B08.1B0 earned by Arte Luyendyk for his vlctoiy last year. Luyendyk's total was �WQBWHBBMI • A • Ssrriraie HsrsU, Sanford, Hands • Tuesday. May 20.1990 d u b dumps most of Its good players, thereby turning o ff the ram, quite poetehly and the lighting Is as good as the m ajor forever. leagues. So get on out and back Sanford's Right after winning a chomptonahlp la not own. the time to tear yaur team apart. You keep It together and IUI the stadium every night W h at's going on la peofsaaloaal and slowly naive players If you are still los­ sports? 1 always thought that you always ing money and not winning gam es. tried to win and how can a person w ho The dub claims that It had to cut payroll so It could get a new retractable dome sta­ dium. Well what good Is a new stadium If no meeting. Tuesday, May 26th st 7:30 p.m. tn the Seminole Community College Health and one comes out to fill II? Physical Education Center. And when you sell off the players Uke they Anyone Interested In coaching with San­ have, you ore going to have a hard time ever ford during the upcoming Pop Warner Foot­ getting the funs to trust you again. 1 will be ball season needs to attend. surprised If the Marlins ever draw decent For more details call Carl at 330-0016. SANFORD _ There will be s mandatory crowd again. It's Just bad business. But now to what I really want to speak about... Poor Laurel) SpreweU. Tb here him talk since he didn't kill P J . Jemlgon: fotir hits _ Carmrlo one hit _ Todd Cox (two runs), Coo ila wad from Pag* BA Carleslmo he did nothing wrong and should Ben Fratrick (RBI), John Poole, Vctdejo (double, two runt, Ted Mlchealls. inree RBI): three hits „ Edwin not have lost any of his money. Scott DcGndf: run _ Mike Fra Rentas (Kill); two tills _ Joe Celeste Industries: three hits I Jdst want to know one thing. Why isn't trick. Massaro (double, two nm». _ Chris Radcllff (two triples, this man In prison? Kill). Eric Rivera (run. RBI). three runs. RBI): two hits _ MAY 30 I know sports are different than the real Ramon Padilla (run); one hit „ Ron Lemond (home run. dou­ B Bee's Home Cooking: three world, but If you did even dose to the things Oscar Pomalrs (nut. Rill). Ro­ hits _ Tom Qracey (two runs. ble. two nuts. RBI), Tony Dun­ lie did. you would be In prison for a long land Jemlgan (Kill), Felix Dias can (triple, run. RBU, Krvtn RBI): two hits _ Myriel Rrtd while, litis w as not Just a simple assault, (run). Nell Shlllingford. Lewis Schweebs (double, three RBI). (double, run. RBI). W .L Qracey this was attempted murder. Itrmandei: two runs _ Fred Rick Linares (two runs), Ronnie (double, run), Calvin Davis (two McNeil; one hit . Sean runs); one hit _ Billy Oracey I believe in giving people a second chance Neultan. McDonough (home run. run. (triple, run, RBI). Craig MerkSeminole Ifower Sports: three and I know people do stupid things. But this RBI). Alvin Pasag (double, run). lots _ Mike Serlo (two RBI). Hal attack was planned. SpreweU had hem erson (run). Raymond Hartsfleld (RBI). Tony Smith, Mike Edwards (RBU, Frankie Henderson: two hits _ Robbie thrown out of the gym after attacking the Phillips (run). Keithlan Roberts: RBI _ Arthur Carney (triple, nut. two RBI). coach once. Barnes. Tim Oster (double. Kill). Rick Blue Haven Pools: five hit* _ But that wasn't enough for him, he had to Greg Bradley (three runs}; Blue Haven Pools: three hits Weldon (run): one lilt _ Dwayne come bock later and Uy to strangle the _ Ben Fratrick (home run. run. Sanford (two runs. KDI). Kenny three hits _ Bob Palagano (run. coach. two RBI): two hits _ John Kee­ three RBI): taro hits _ Johnny McAdam (run). Jeff Havens. Now he Is suing the NBA for racial dis­ lan (double, run. two RBI), Keelan (triple, two runs): one Tedd Mklieatls; tun. RBI _ crimination. Give me a break. Brad KUnger (double. RBI), hit _ Greg Bradley (run), John Jorge Rodrigues: run _ Kevin Johnny Keelan (two runs. RBI): Twiggs. Keelan (RBI). Brad KUnger. should be in prison even think he Is u vic­ tim? The Marlins' management Just don't seem to get It. They complained that attendance was bad, so they spent money and brought In a World Series winning group. But rather than take advantage of (hat excitement over winning a pennant, the SYFA coaches needed Wednesday (run. RBI). Drew Coulter (run); one hit „ Dan Coptcollo (run. RBI). Waft Luna (run). Home A Land: four bits _ Heath Short (two runs. RBI). John Canfield (run. RBQ; three hits _ Steve Prtilpn tun. RBQ; two hits _ Rich Kosto (double, ran. RBQ. C n ft Appal (run. three RBQ. Tbn Winkle (two i u m .W N b a n e hft _ Tan Con double, two runs. RBI), Rich Hanratty (double, run); one hit . Jtm StUI (double, two RBI). Ed Manganl (run). Todd Hunter. Mark Simpson. TRC (Game 3): three hits . W .L Oracey (three runs); two hits _ Calvin Davis (home run. dou­ ble, two runs, three RBI). Craig Merkmon (home run. two tuna, two RBI). Greg Hardy (two doubles, h e RBU. Tom Oracey (double, run. Tbn Raines ia a Sanford native and Seminole Hl#i School graduate now playing for the New York Yankees. Kta stats for the 1966 season la In the drat column, personal-best season totals in the second column and career totals He agrees to binding arbitration and w ins bock a m o f money. But since he didn't get ft a l bock, he goes back on an agreement ne. made. I think there Is something seriously wrong with this man. He has no sense of reality. The NBA Players Association told him not to Me the suit and will not back him and his agent did likewise. 1 congratulate them. P.S. 1 heard someone say that the M agic might be interested In bringing In SpreweU to play here. If that happens I will never watch another Magic game and If Its up to me. you would never see anything about them In this paper again. L a s t 9 9 0 — d s h o t . It did my heart good to see the Lakers get blown away by Utah. And not Just because Shaqullle Is playing out there. He alu>ays wanted to be a Laker and he Just made his dream come true. The Lakers are a team that does not play basketball, especially playoff basketball. The only way they can score Is either on a dunk, a fast break, or a threepoint shot. The team Is all Jlash. Unlike the regular season. In the playoffs, whether It be In high school, college or the pros, you wtn by playing defense, rebounding the basketball and playing good. solid halfrourt of­ fense. Those three things are what the J a n . Dulls and Facers are doing and why they are stUI playing. (including 1096 Raines eras 2scored, one RD his caierr over have now 33 of ini Tiir worn n is now sri i i\r. ai i Mario and Michael Andretti during test sessions far the Ncwman-Haaa CART team from 1969-92, Both Mario and (•h i i /) •u t ( H U M ) 1 1111 V /nun 3455 ORLANDO ORIV 11 < 11 O l l l ' l Of l AKl MAHY BOD! f VAf �Sankxd. Florida * Tussdsy. May 24,1JM-TA Customs o f India shared S S /Sem inole H erald •27 CLASSIFIED AD RATES 3 UNIS SANFORD • Life In India m the t May meeting of Alpha Alpha Theta 10 TOaoday thro Friday 12 Noon fwtfey batons pubtealion. Sunday 12 Noon Friday Nina, wore trad Ittana! Indian dresses to the dinner. • Partkh apoke about the customs of India, foods and religions. One main language. Hindi. Is spoken, although other dialects are used. Logoi Notte— WITHM tut LATIN or THNII or or THIS Nonet ON THINTV OATI ATTIN TNI DATI Of If ftTIC! or a COST or tnii notki ON TNIW wontni arris tmi dati tni naiT publication India Is very diverse In Its racial and cultural origins. Approximately 4/5 of the people live In rural arras. India Is divided by 4 main regions, 23 stales and 9 administered territories. There are different customs tefudlng marrtage. Same couples must many wtthtn a lim­ jc Is is arranged by ited societal letal group. group Marriage being practiced In though flea modem times. L tg il Notlcoo s ISu m m Some restaurants in India wtU not serve meat, as that is a violation of their rrilgtaus beliefs. The Psrtkhs eat chicken only occasionally. They follow mostly s vegetarian diet. cl*iim ml d *m *M * * * • » * ! < N * d * « r * « * u t * *n « * * m a W ltk lS S R*r S * * a and ml Am Court on tk.* I •4 Mi* noli** i* **r**d ***l olM AY INI * kw** — Ik* «H*» Ik* (•MU at Mm tool a* <**wai»at as s s wt o k * drrl* **t*l* nnl W* ik*.« cl**— —tk fk*« court WtTHift Ika mwA» h »*— < C»*«t o< Ik* C n * l C * w l *1 >*»■ »*> * CaaM* I k n i i * 4 • * Ik* I M ISM *1 1I 00 T N N It WOfttHA A M IN ?M i o r t n i n a s i p u b l ic s no w o r f n t i a o n c i all cuuw s m m a n o i and Oa n C T l O N I NOT 10 f t u o WILL M rO NCVIN N A N A I 0 Tk* dal* at tk* fcril Is—m m a u*i oati s — *»*n »w *S *•<• a— **•> IMd *i — *o *l la r<~ lor Ik* Waiioian *1 c *H a * m m Im * ****** i M a il Caarl r I • i --- NOWACCfTTftO Logoi Notte— Logoi Notlcoo 13— H k a lt h & StA im - at M l N S*rt l«M *rd H an d * l i m lu n u»OM *MlfcMI »«•*** d*r* *t I *1 ta * docu— I H (TOO! I ASS • M ATM K M k IMS OS0-1M Way N aod >*— t. Education ol the children is very Important lo mothers and fathers in India. CA IS I C H A S I MANHATTAN WOSTOAOA CONPONATKM A M W A S n S S V CONPONATtON I M CmSW CAL M S IO C N T IA L WONTOAQS CON CONATION A M W tSN S ST CONNONATXM VS/a C tflM tC A L 14—Fo b Sa u NtSIMNTIAL WONTOAQS Faye flilrr, president of the chapter, said thr members and thrtr gurata enjoyed the special cultural program very much. Logoi Notlcoo S AM • 5 PM MONDAY • FRIDAY U « liM * W ars* C M at Ik * C ** M Sr N*ik Hois A* D***W CUrS <1*1 *1 Jim 407/001 **t Slk*r ******* k**tng In some cases, match makers are uard to se­ cure proper mates. Brides pay fee all of the wedding expenses. One example of a marriage arrangement would be the exchange of a coco­ nut and g i I. This would signify the couple wss mt of Inals are promised lo rsch other. 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Changing from one type of oral med­ ication to another is akin to changing deck chairs on the Titanic: It won't improve the situation In fact, a con uitentbr high blood sugar places you at much higher risk for the chronic compUcations of diabetes, including imagine Medicare authorizing pay­ ment lo >ou if you went admitted to hospital fo r a RASH? It's beyond belief. I have dtfRcuKy convincing the Medicare bean-counters to approve hospital payments for really sick patients. The government position is d e a r If the prablsm could be handled Do you think that Jimmy had to fight tooth and nail to be reimbursed for a lew days of hospitalisation? Not on your life. Tim same is true o f sena­ tors and representatives. This Is a two-class medical system, neighbor. OmllJlmgpSl.i iwHUlewEUi* by Art tangos * * £ £ 0 0 * TUWCD M . U K t f i IH Ktf M F O C A C i U f ^ D C D o w n 1 JafTTH HIM . ^ SHI'S UAV1 N6 far each report plus a tang, selfaddressed. stamped eavtfepe to P.O. Urn MIT, Murray MUI Station. New York. NY 191M. Be sure to mention thrUUns* TR0U9LC 6CTTIN6 7U£OW5t/lTOfP DEAR DR OOTT I road that far­ mer President Jimmy Carter ha* been recently hospsuhsed to dneovsr the came af a persistent and irritating rash that did nat respond In owlpatienl therapy I think that I have the swan coadrima How can I Bnd aul the came s i Ms rash? DEAN READER 1do not costsspend odb Use Isnoer prosidsog. so I cannot pceetdo the lafcnaattaa you TfR-O/MJD SdARtClTYOE IMU&.. w siBMJOUftfy m /t y s i lo b b y W olff, Jim Jacoby. Bobby o u t ctAu<tfof o t r r i H O a h taSSSW' BE 1 . 1 42 \ > m d « > **$► ',* C 5 , and guess which class you and I are In? If you write the former president, ask him about this and let me know whal he says v mssnwAint rwmuiusK assn u tn o n n n nnnnn n n n n n f i m rj r m a n nnnnnn nnunnn nnn ann u b b n n w an u n u n n n n nm nn n n n nnnn nnnunno □ nnnem n nnnn nnn nnnn nnnn nnn nn nnn nnn nnn nnr □nnnnn a n n u m nnnnnn nnnnnn nnnnn nnnnnn thy (diminished vision), kidney u s rase and heart disease You need to talk to your doctor. If you've relased your diet, gained weight or become more inactive, he may want lo g e l you back on Ike straight and narrow, continue the pills and monitor your progress with appropriate Mood tests. On the ether fund. 11your habits haven't changed and you're on full dost oral therapy, i witching to insulin would bo in your best interest question your doctor •bout bis position and sec if. as anoth­ er option, he might be niliing to refer you to a duhrtrs specialist for a sec To give you inner infcrwmtlsn, I am sending you copies of my Hoalth Reports "Diabetes Mellitua" and "Medical Specialists " Other readers THE * * $ € 1$ PET ER OOTT, M.D. �10A Seminole Herald. Sanford Honda • Tuesday. May 26. 1998 B A R G A IN S ! ALL PRICES ARE AFTER GUARANTEED TRADE. 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May 26 1996 PaiilligI Pirs*vrClnaiig furrier SenWe* mho« :* Lake Howell: You can go home again Istrrlsr S m ite* • wuw • *ou • rax ucu I1U I < M *> * FIIEE ISTHMUS * lowrvt P-<n m loan GuvrimJ' 0 B* l « U Producti Lh*^ Quality Solutions uin^kcp* C Painting A Pmiurr Wu/i (407) 7 t t * 2 7 4 f • $mo>C*.vnDoom*) ILfCTVNCAi. CONTRACTORS AESlOCMTIAL • COUMERCttl • tSOUSHMl ■SERVICE UPGRADE S • CEING FANWSTAUATOf * LIGHTIMG DAMAGE • COMPUTER W M GI KSTAUATIOR R IM IM • M H O N L M O Lake Howo* torvors Ncola Curcto and Jason Toot* antoy • meant hoU day at Lake Hows* NSW CONSTRlienOM By J i f f Berlinicke ASSISTANT SI*OHTS EDITOR Serving Central Fiona* &nca 1925 • IM000011* M n A J J jJ O r J jjJ o fO It's been an IntercMlng four years Tor the Class of '98 at Lake Howell High School. For starters, they aren't exactly walk­ ing down the hal­ lowed halls of their school, constantly reminded of things they experienced over the past years. The senior class will actually be the Unit to graduate from the new and Improved Lake Howell. The school was closed last year for renovations and the Class of 97 Tho Srfvof Hawks basketball team won do- during Senior fkght before an emotional wm graduated from W in­ tncts for the first kme and worse honored over Oviedo ter Springs High bond with one an ­ ngs.‘ Senior Thc Lake Howell School. This year, the other after last year's Class Historian Class of 9 8 also es­ school reopened and the transfonnaUon brought the class even closer together. There were a lot of new activities started by the Class of *98 as they attempted to turn their new school Into the home It once was. There w as a spring fling, senior spirit day. a field day and many other events which gave the class a chance to bizarre home away from home. Senior Class VicePresident Amy Pavuk said her class was pretty special. "We earned more privileges than any other class the school has ever had.* she said. *We got dally off campus lunches and now the seniors get out o f school five minutes early every day." tablished a senior cafeteria, a senior fashion show, senior breakfast and a b a r­ becue at Red B u g Lake Park. The class stayed to­ gether despite the different school loca­ tions. *lt was difficult be­ cause we all got a d ­ justed to going to school here, then we got adjusted going to school at Winter Man relic Diaz said. "The administration pushed us to lake rare of everything and we all started adjusting (o II.* With the moves, the class became stronger. •Everybody’s friends here with eve­ rybody.* Senior Class President Nicole C u r­ cto said. T h ere's a lot 8m Uka ■•wall. Pap S 322-1562 STEN STRO M REALTY. INC. C O N G R A T U LA T IO N S G R A D U A T ES ! 2565 Park Dr. SC-1204 Sanford. FL 32771 LARI MANY FOR ALL OP YOUR • P lu m b in g • H a n d & Pow er T o o ls • Electrical • L aw n & G a rd e n • Paint & S u p p lie s • Propan e G a s • H ard w are & Fasteners • M a rin e Hardw are • W ildbird F e e d & H o u se s 321 -0883 207 E. 25th Street 3 B lo c k s E a s t of 17/92 7 �Sm noto H n H - TuMday. May 26 1990 - 9 MD M ’f IMP M lfr t o '* TRI-COUNTY ORTHOPAEDICS, P.A . Salutes Curcto. Chnetma Castro. Msnceae D tu and Ekeen Pun Lake Howell( ’ ••liau rd freer P eg. 4 oflovr hrrr and. with all of (hr economic diventlly at Lake Howell, we've still Iwm able to come to­ gether.* There luts also been a ureal amount of school spirit. Despite the frustrating year endured liy the football (rain past fall, the boys liaskrtball team IxTamc the first In school blsiory lo win districts. A win over arch-rival Oviedo saw fans rushing onlp__ HjC. floor after the game, carrying sevcml of the members of the senior-laden team off the court. Hie yeur was rapped off by a prom ut die Grand Flo­ ridian and It was a huge success, bill It wasn't without the help of some special faculty members like Drlots Cottlngham and Gall Ward, the senior class advisors. Most importantly, though, the seniors said they were happy te.JSJrtabU atiJtnc mdc tn Like Howell ugh. 'D ie morale was really low for the seniors last year because of not being able to go to their school,* Curelo sukl. When we talk to them alMiul it. no one wants to admit It. but I know they weren't happy." f There will lie u happy group of Like Howell gmds this year when they meet ut the Orlando Arena on Mny 26. Elizabeth Schaeffer Senior Class President Honor Student And GRADUATE OF SEMINOLE HIGH SCHOOL CLASS OF 98’ Your Dad, Fam ily, Associates and Staff 317 N. Mangoustine Ave. 1133 Saxon Blvd. Sanlord. FL 32771 Phone: (407) 323-2577 Orange City. FL 32763 Phone: (904) 775*0222 itl+l Lake Mows! students knew how to go out in style Mere are seniors Amy Pevuk. Nicole �« - Swmnoto HwaM - TuM diy. May 26. 1996 It's the store you remember with gifts you loveL ^ Lake Brantley: a class that cared • Mull) VenJeiBfju _ • Crane Sutioner) Sm M •CrjNrcc A i:\el)n LJZZM m L • Seagull Pewter • Vera Braille) [T M j. L • Bo>d > Bear\ X lT s t l i U • Cupan • Lampe Berjer • OnUopher Radio . (L J P Uniquesifts,stationery«ndinviUboni f\j\Private The 1088 class o f Lake Brantley wtU go down in school history as one w ho cared. Senior class prestdent Lauren W enger said she waa moat cammmtty and aunoundkw a i m Two years ago. the d a ta atarted an an* gel tree at Chrtat* m »» and by the time the holidays rolled around, over 6800 // / School them during the holidays. *We always tried to focus on raising money.* Wenger said. “We always look for the greatest aaaount of funds aa pnaadilr. W e always • Com puter L a te • Sm all G a s s e s • Hot Lunches • Traditional 3 R *s • Strong Curriculum • P h ysica l Education • R a id Trips •Arts & C rafts •After School Program •Mueic A Dance •Transportation Available •Enrichment Ctossas • Private Swimming Pool Summer J i m * 2 2 > J u ly 3 1 VwhtnMy Mi Aft2*rsQrafo3 100Aero Lae S afari FL 32771 1 much Wenger (467) 124-1144 Airpat CM r Aft 2i n (hail 1 Ap 2 das Grade! 10250 UaivenkyBlvd 650 E. Airport Bhi Oriado,R.32SI7 S afari R. 32773 p in iim a n s a in t �•i *• #»*•*»,»• . Lake Brantley brought them will hive more control a t your Mr and ever bckmc« occwuKt or tfUM, i ihvc km you. Ute k m gukk to go in mmhnn I C o m p l i m e n t o r y C o n s o l I ,i 1 101 R I C H A R D BRAGG. M.D 5 8 0 R I N E H A R T RD , L A K E M A R Y �6 - SonunoK) Herald - Tuesday May 26. 1996 "Never can say goodbye" •Jackson Fife. L y m a n iD o n ’t doubt the‘H ounds NEAT-N-TIDY A L L C L E A N S E R V IC E jm OFF i | M i l l * To « j Floor Clooning | ‘ (With A d) § W E D O W IN D O W S ! Residential O ur Specially OFFICE CLEANING (i' Low it' L WeClean By ® ^ 2 . fl 1 •D a yWeek ■ Month 321-7699 or324-1177 Licensed • Bonded Lyman seniors practice at their first outdoor parade during ceremonies earlier this year By J eff Bcrllnlcke ASSISTANT SIXJKTS EDITOR All you 1m ve to do Is take a look at the Senior Laune Harlan pre­ pares to make a senior float during the Lyman homecoming place. Lyman Ihgh School students sometime* say they feel like they an* looked down ujmn by tlie rest of Ilie rounty. Why? 'If anyone says had ihints about Lyman, just takr a walk around our campus." said Senior Class President Leslie Guidry. "Their atti­ tudes will change." If they check out the accomplishments of tiie Class of ‘90. they'll see a class that has done u lot of good for their school. "We’ve had the l>est year in Lyman his­ tory." said Senior Class lYrsldrnl Jo­ anne Mapas. "We huve compared everything with the past years and re-did every glitch they ever had." Lyman held Its final farewell event three weeks ago at the Senior Class prom at Uuena Vista Palace. The seniors paid for their own prom and had a theme of "Reflections In Time." and everyone who at­ tended said thry had a great time. When the Lyman Class of ‘98 looks back on Its senior year, they'll probably tic proud of liavtug the highest score In Srminole County on the MSCT lest*. "Every Wednesday wr would do u specific activity und work on specific skills tests." Guidry said. T lirrr'* a huge amount of pride about hming the best s co res." Guidry added that one ol Ihr best parts of tiring a senior at Lyman was that there were so many stu­ dents who took charge. "We were a class that was full of lead­ ers." Guidry said "Everybody was al­ ways doing somrlhtng to take charge." Lyman hud plrnty of fundraisers over the past four yrars to en­ sure that tiie Class of '98 made a mark on the school. They sold cups at Homecoming as Juniors, sold beads at Senior Mardl Gras and made sure to leave a fine legacy for neat year's senior class. The Class of ‘08 also came up with the Idcu of senior lunch cards and ofT-campus lunches. Everyone admits there will be a lot of tears when Lyman Sn Lyman. Page 9 C a n gta tu C a tia n - i r » l r ; r - r r " i —1 I I T T ' *■ * r * t ’ • t 1 J : • -/ \1 9 * . * e V V ifcl W l �Sammol# Mfltak) - Tuatday May 76. IW fl - 9 " I # true to four school* oyt. L y m a n ---------(on tin u rd from Pa|» » says goodliyr (or tlir llii.il time. Iml n r n ilimt^li I he class will l»c saving goodbye 1° high s« liocil. nearly MO |H*rcrnt ol all gradu.iimn seniors will he attending sc hi Mil next Vi at The tiling Is Ihev WOfll he with each oilier ‘ When sciiiirone Is lc rln n{ i love n verve always lieen there lor each other.* Guidry s,»ld 'When I hear any one talk leadlv about our class, I always know I ran prm r ihrin wrung That's the way out class is.* Ma|>as added One ol Ihe things the Class ol 1IH got to rtijov was the addition o| new |irinc tp.d Sam Momarv lie lia* made a < haitnr at t.vrrun e* ith his enthusiastic attitude that everyone in the Class ol UM a p ­ plet tales ‘ lie * « « « « « « « « « « e know s e very Sorsor C U n Advisor M l Hhoda counts tho money raised by Lyman students during its la l Hom ecom ing body's name.* Guidry said 'Kern l! Ihev .urn I one ol the hlg people on cam pus* One ol Ihe lil^ r v t people on campus has Im-tii senior i lass ad­ visor Yvette Khodr who Is also Student Council Sponsor ‘ Site sprnt mi many ItcHirs with us * Mapas said “Sire provided its with leadership and Duong Homecometg t ymon Gloria Mohan. Jen ttoen end Knsbne wr appircialr everything site did (or us * Mo does the Class ol ’ ft (or the legal y led tirhmd bv the Class ol 1>M Lym an H igh School Class o f *98 ) ) Say8 -Thanks** ForProject G raduation The following sponsors made our celebration a tremendous success! » 1 f i n a l CocctftfcatiMtv (triteJ U voe lUAml Orel A I h im fk4r* Urirthnc T A -kimnr W Iknm frttne llnacne J P * Lynn (o n Win Mtirtin I’ A Mite Sir M I ole fkuwf C A Ll/ata M Crueller Anlhcmy ft A S in lm fl fkukln* fvluturl A Kathirm Ikn u n Jar* W A Grata C f * * » *m r (W tinrv kbrtnrl A Akuntn ftomun Gianni L A Ik tu o ll R Ikutaerri D O E itm n l* fknsl c A hsi/vi l (illtup l airy r A Kiin-n £ (iiiiv i Mitarrt U‘ A Mur Mill C (in ry Itkhnnt I) A I M m (xajgtn n o m i M A J rn rr H liu lu t t tkwki C A A Sdi si Mon/bct Onrf/nrr Ikmalrl F. 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Mar* A Sandy Sutok's Simk ,V Shake - Altamonte Springs Steak S Shake - Ccissettarrry Sy*ro ft** I Corp T G Lor fbnd Inmrporalnl Taco IMil Allans* lie Spring* Ttdd's Madurr Minn fXue - Ctuteibcrry Winn (Xue • Mrn Mu* ZcphyrtulU ii �ir . \Y<i retreat, baby, mi utrremler' •Itruce Springsteen. Lake M ary m akes state sports history liy J r If l l n l l n l i k r w dM .-vvr si’o u iN k u it o h Nmi can vvli.it vim vv.iul .itmii 11 Like Mary t las-, but mis YOU they the ii | r.n ft weren't gin id -.pml-- |\‘i alii/ good sjuirts Whi’ii tin* Class ill U’.IVCS till’ M lllHil lur ihr final tltnr. tlirv will walk out with tin* dlstllicttoti nt being tlir senior i Ians during the only year III Mt.it** history that three Mime-gender athletic teams won state championships. Stephanie I3.de w as a senior w h o started lor the Like M.irv- girls basket* hall team that tin isheil •ititli-lealeil and taiiki d 2t)ih in tin- nation Four seniors Mlltril up lot the sm i et team that won i |i spite having to advance mi the toad alter a loss to i hit do in the district finals Him last week, the solthull leant completed the tnferta with a i haiiiploiishlp in Auhtimdale The Hams won III the 10th inning Tile seniors will have some great memories from the athletic Helds, hut the m Iit n t| also came together, esperlally the Class ol 'OH. alter a rocky start lake Mary staged a Men m Black them** dunng Mt lake Mary lestiel>«t at tn« school eari-et this year ‘ At llrst. we weren't really togelher as a cLiss, hut everybody'h really tight now.* s»* I a k r Mary. !•*** II *( antfratu/ittiitn.* iiriuiuate* GRAM KOW FU N E R A L H O M E ioo i airport blvd SANFORD F l .12? 3213 I C e n tr a l F lo rid a " ! ! S k a te & S p o r t 2720 W. 25th St. GOALIES Sanford, FL FREE (407) 330-7909 Youth&AdultLeagueHotkey! Sign l p» l nderway Now (Summer Season! ALL Lake Mary held many ovonts to promolo spirit throughout tho year including Decade Week when students dressed up difloronl outfits each day lor a week This was obviously 60s week . . | OCT O FF T H E STREET AND G ET IN-LINE __ * d \ �jio i'o ' " l.rl freedom rinR...it'\ Independence Ihiy” •Murlinn \h Hride. Tuovu» '.'.ii STENSTROM GENERAL FEED )' rjft u>( x s 5 [ »WDl ) V c i l l I 1111 u IIH iVt V— \(\n } t f'lifw *|* r __ ______ 3 2 3 -1 5 5 0 H --------- -M W E 'R E PROUD OF YO U Seruort Jwvse Aguurv J*nnrfe* Booth* N o rianton (jwytt M il fiat* Ctaylyo t.turwa A‘-J Livi Tarn^j c»l» tuited at m* S e w Banquet uv.t month at the t "*>•»'** 101 N Country Club Hold Suite 104 like Mery. FL 37746 14071 57) 777) • L . (407) 57) 1774 LYM AN W IN T E R S P R IN G S Suit«» F A M IL Y V A C A T IO N SPECIALIST 9 j g r •i iffMNUUU rt Ax-attni M- £sj >. w i.'CJ»: ^ AfOfW» ^ . / CyrpAtht**) fKtxrffcUya pj *- :ir‘ 1 3 5 0 *6 2 5 2 * L W (I la/io 7«#4« \l *t\ « /■•*•/ 4 1 uon ^ n . !m 1 • .*< 7*4. l/«n hi \h--pp* l .,m Mary tarn *.,,<1 .t an they cni*t>-atod the B.rt. basketball stain champwftahp *1 Lakeland r*t> months ^ ° n'» s* n,ors s ,* >h* n* 0alM « * * " » Wo° ■graduated front the team Lake Mary — (unlinuril from IN (r 10 S a i l o r Class |'rt*hl dent No k N .ttiton said III' also thllll lilt« lass will i i lw i y t i ri* llir illlx r tlir stmt's.'! oil till- .It I ill'll! Ill-Ills itinl i l i f i* 'p rallies tli.il well utiii'd Intuit' till' I lllllll|lllltlS Ihe ( k is s .iiWtiVs • till!AMlWCuJ It'uliirt'tl soitii* <>l tlm lies! th.it S e m i n o l e C o u n t y had to o ile r Its d o n e e tra in s .m il Irond w ere n.it mu .illy rriimvnrtl .m il tilt- L i k e M.irv r a l e ■ii s tm lr iits in ovttiu in fu rth er their e d u r a t io n w a s o n e nl the hiyhest in C e il lr.il rimiil.i II w.is also .1 rl.iss th.it knew how to enjoy their tunes .11 Like Mnry 'Ihe il.lines weie alw ays well .itteiiilerl and hiiiiieiiiinini* w as always .1 stn i rss it w as alsn ,1 1lass that s|M-nl a lut nl lime together. A walk thrmii;li Like Mary showed some nl the 1loses! st 11 dents you entild llud at any rum pus and that's what rumen alter lour years to Hether H ie Class nl IIH at Like Mary will lie remembered lor a lour: time, and out just as the school that, in one mogleul year, made state Ills tory ^0 • IU KOI l’RI>M% CATLUR j> H n > K I\ • W ip fe)K • L R t l ITliX NLW TON 1lie Bed ill Paint a ml So Mm.lt M oore’ 3801 W. Lake M ary Blvd., Lake M ary (Publix Shopping Center) • 328-0908 t �12 - S»mnoi« Hwatd - Tuaaday. May 2fl. IMS Seminole is community Fresh Look Optical o tM u n a m s (407) 363-0030 tn s (407) 385-1334 a j i t f B n fla la k o I5TANT SPORTS EDITOR CHARLES M. RAM). P.A A Seminole High School graduating cIi m isn't Just a matter o f getting through four years with each other. It's all about a community and saying goodbye to more than Just a school. More than any other school tn the county. Seminole High la part of Its Sanford community. It's by far the oldest school In Seminole County and It's not turn o f the century and., although the school has had sev­ eral locations through the years, It's still u gathering of the Sanford community. Go to any athletic gam e and everyone knows everyone from older adults to children. Seminole High is apart of the com­ munity. the Class o f *98 and she pointed to San- lord's racial and economic diversity as one o f the things that brings Sem i­ nole students closer together. She also has made Sm Srmlsslt, Page 19 7 7 4 - 1 4 0 0 �Seminole — — C M itivd fraa P ip IX Swnn at Wall Disney tlila yrar*s Srmlnnlr World. You might class one Dial will be *»>' It turned out great. remembered In * It was so perfect.* Sanford for a long Scluiclfcr said. “The lime. The class Junior class took llicme l». 'Give me a Ann place lo aland <1,rr °f' everything.* Junior clans and 111 move the will luivr a lot to deal Earth.* with next year as That’* what Semi­ pari of Its Seminole nole tiaa accom­ experience. plished m four •It’s always so sad yearn. They've moved since we've all been lire achonl and Ihe together for so CUaa of W an a long.* SrliaefTcr said. hard net to follow. “Tliat'* how It Is In Krccntly. Seminole Sanford.* luid another of the Things have many event* that cluuigcd a lot at liapprn at llte school Seminole over the as result of the past four years, es­ rlos*' work. Senior pecially in athletics. Week was held In The football team April with dress-up tiu* gone front a days and prizes laughing stock to a rapped of by a Sen­ regional playoff p a r­ ior UrraJdast. ticipant. most of Its *1 can't Imagine a spoils have made Haas bring any at strides, and closer that we are at l year, members Seminole.* Schaeffer of tlie baseball team said. 'We've almost comprised half o f the all been together team that captured from elementary the national Am eri­ school until high can Legion baseball school. We may be championship in a diverse at Sanford, game shown on but we're also very BSIW . dose.* The Class of W FarilHies have im ­ proved greatly and finished their year with the prom which IB M turned out to be one of the most was held at the fbgak. Smtct, Vtm ettmso. Parts. Uisd Amfctnces » fatten Dnm fUfrta. Air Condoonan 710 E. Aaamoms Or.. SuOt 1009 O I i S m S t ) ^ S T S w ftA B O ff) FAX: (407) 091-2910 Graduatei...ij you're looking fo r Temporary o r Tem pto-Perm employment, glue h i a ca ll - we row help. C owtatea g r a d u o te s /^ ao our sincere Seminole Herald 3 0 0 N . F re n ch A v e ., S a n fo rd 3 2 2 -2 6 1 1 rt �14 - Stmnoto HorakJ - Tuesday. Mdy 19M “ Tim* is an my tide" •Rolling Stones. Oviedo ready to leave ‘The Jungle’ CLEAN CARPET Neva la s t D o in g system heaps II I Irani Ous MW **ST DKlSD r r t u W M <* »• is. hnj ■'*■>* »*' m M M m r * v s Ow i t i s v m cM . • p w VftSr . M l v d v D M O r** ST » « • ( ' * m iv t (n . l** " • * * v h V. S P R IN G C L E A N -IJ P S P E C IA L S UPHOLSTCRY/lOF* WHOLE HOUSE •49.95 FREE B«uc Daodcyi/a* Mg w I ★ 1»%«• * ST R IP P IN G & la . i 4H t *» Count•• i M •39.95 m *e caw O l CJM n O '* * l an t I IV* WAXING * AWMvrw* I I S 00 o ff . A m IM U m S - W - I *•«> S O W ** . » ‘ p *i I M W * . i f * K i N OTMIR ll.VICIt mevoo* a** OW »*n Mh.li wMt p m p • ><•«■. •» '• -.• Ob *fM Of.pw* c »* " 1 Q u a lity S o lu tio n s /tprrt t a-jni r* f/psabi/ry t*w» cm<» (407) 327*7055 >■» (407) 769-2749 Ttw nnnuai powoer putl tootDau gams a always a tsg deal at Ov*edo High School and the Class ot 96 lost to Dy Jeff Berlinicke ASSISTANT SKIRTS KDITOK To say tli.it thr Oviedo filial School Class of TIH made the grade It to underestimate what wan accomplished. Imagine over 600 students combing lor a grade point average of .'i 0 It hiipjiens to lx* the highest In Oviedo's history. Not only that, but the class made money and left a strong challenge to the Class of ‘Ufl to duplt* atr what was accomplished this year. Kristen Murphy was the Senior Class President and was also the president of last year's Junior class. She's iieen In student government since ninthgrade and has seen the gang at the Lions’ den leave a lasting legacy. For instance. the seniors paid for thr senior prom last year and had It paid for by the Juniors two weeks ago when thr class gut togriner at the Clarion Hotel. In a show of clasH, the seniors tell a message on thr sign outside Oviedo High thanking the Juniors for taking care of thr prom this year. Oviedo raised a lot of money on a senior video that was the culmination of everything thr class had accomplished over the past lour years. One of the things that was accomplished was that the class cume together as a family. 'We're Ihr most unified class ever to come through Oviedo.* Murphy said. There Is so much individual diversity, but we're still a great group of friends.* Barbara Monte Carlo ts the senior class advisor and Murphy said a great deal of thr success of the Class of 98 Is attributable to her. At Oviedo, the sense of school pride Is evident at almost any class event. There isn't a more rabid group of Oviedo athletic supporters than the Sr Oviedo, Page 15 N sen«ra m 1997 on a last rrwxjle score despite draaeng first Mood Seraor Katie McCown and retiring coach Tom Bteh were part of the festivities el the annual basketball banquot this spring The Lions are always one ol the toughest teams in the county. t I .. ui _ Y mt a m aj . 1 ,1 ■ �SiKTwyjl* MoratrJ - Tuesday M*)r ?6 1990 - IS AIR DUCT CLEANING Tho Amoncan Lung Association. Allergists and Loading Health Eaports Recommend Air Duct Cleaning DANGER Mold A Mildew Alert! Duty Carets Dvst 0*1 SUM Oder. Yj-ji Air Ducts Art Inftcted!!! |A H P»' WI UP O I? .T"l Serve* t u u M >Of •: -r~*~ w ATHLETICS «M extern*, M «•* A* Cmh I MCI • *W« e»» »* €■« ><MMU*r» » »«f *#-« *1 M try* « 1 IT W U eatf U R U w l Ow Veerty torvtce C M ln ct am NU-AIRE i*ti n w a C i s s r y s t s c . iw i n n m Scon Ferret. Ben Knapp Jeremy frost and Paul Werner respec Christian Supplies Cone & Shop at Lane's Christian Supplies C U SS Seniors at Oviedo always showed an underclassmen (In the Bayhcad Eye Center) mcredOie amount at pep ami never let any 820 W. Lake Mary Blvd., Suite #108 Sanford, Florida 32773 (407) 330-5851 ot the school * torget who was m charge Oviedo Coatiautd frte Page 14 wr made a "Welcome to Class of DH. Then- wrrr Iniprnmplu pep mlllfw in the rafrtrrtii and tlir atmosphere at basket trail gauirs always makes Oviedo a nightmare on anyone's schedule. 'Everyone you see In the student sections at the games Is bright orange.' Murphy said. '<Vs u Class of Ilf- gift. the Jungle sign for the school gymnasium.* The sign cost 91,700 hut thr Oviedo students never seemed to liavr a liard time raising the money for their projects. Tire Class of Ufl graduate* at the University of Crntrul Florida on May 27th. Every senior will get seven tlckrts. Iiut thrre's a lot of trading going on in the days leading up to graduation. Thr class number 027. the largest m Oviedo history Murphy and the rest of the seniors said they will always remember their times at Oviedo. *1 had so much fun* Murphy said. 'I'll always remember walking down thr halls and thr way this rlnss ramr together to make everything so special. Saving goodbye at graduation will I k* so Irani because we've been such a close class.' Now the challenge is on to thr Class of ‘99. "Wr'vr become a legend at Oviedo.* Murphy said. *We changed this place so much In four years and thry’U always remember the Class of •9H." Hours: 10:00 A .M .-6 :0 0 P.M. Tuesday • Saturday i K * t o * Brian & Gail Lane Proprietors �1 P5'jT L : ',.i . • • ;*\. 1 V ‘ ^ 1 ^B 1 ^^BL- _ m 1 1 Vision Connection Surgery 4 ■ 8 JHk) <JK r i 1 id � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original -page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, May 26, 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/487eb2d9af0991f957ef28cc991b95ef.pdf a318702d729ae0c47306ccce87222a65 PDF Text Text '‘>TT> h rm LAKH MARY... 1C LONG W OO D...4A Celebrate Americana through art and music A lion’s roar Special Section Inside Seminole County Today PAWN JENSEN COOKS UP SOMETHING SPECIAL IN HER NEW OVIEDO-WINTER SPRINGS COLUMH...4C Serving Sanford, Lake Mary, Long w ood, Oviedo, W inter Springs and Sem inole C ounty since 1008 90th YEAR, No. 155 75 Cents SUNDAY. MARCH 29. 1998 Ah ! Seminole County Is FBI probe o f county near end? By Russ White * HERALD STAFF WRITER SKMINOLK COUNTY While most of the county's top officials vvrrr lunching Thursday at a Greater Seminole Chamber of Commerce f^aht. Deputy County Manager Cindy Coto was talking for two hinirs with the Fill For the past year and a half, law enforcement agencies have been Investigating possible criminal doings tn the county's land acquisi­ tion and roads departments. Coto and Deputy County Attorney Lon­ nie Groot helped begin an Internal prolre Irefore calling for help. County officials now await a conclusion to a scandal which could Include kickbacks and free gilts and prompted Ron Rabun to resign as county manager late In |9 ‘MJ and Larry Sellers to resign as Public Works director. Some !>elleve Joyce Sutler's firing In August I99G ts connected, too She was the former land acqulsl lion coordinator for the county. Sul>er says she was terminated unjustly and Is suing the county for $20 million. County Commissioner Dick Van Der Welde said Friday that he sus­ pects Sillier ’made a ton of stupid mistakes.*' lie also said that he ’could not for the life of me under­ stand how someone so far down the ladder had so much authority." Suber could not be reached for comment, but sources close to her have recently said that she has not been contacted by the Fill. Gary Kaiser, who succeeded Rabun as county manager, vowed complete cooperation with the FOLK (Florida Department of Law Enforcement) and the FBI. “Our desire Is to get to the bottom of this." Kaiser said. Coto's Interview Thursday was the second she has had with the FBI. She was one of two deputy managers with Rabun. The other Kevin Grace • recently left the county and Is now the city man­ ager In Edgewalrr. Coto was un­ available for comment Friday. No one on the county staff knows PMsm l i t Proba. Pag* 8A Mayor could be re moved from office By Tony Tltzlo HERALD CORRESPONDENT hmm Mm *. imh) vwm Semmote County Tounst Development Committee Direc­ tor Jack Wert. left. County Commisaion Chairman Randy Moms and County Manager Gary Kaiser mix business with leisure, two strong factions drawing residents to Seminote County. Read al about it n our special Prog•ess Section, inside today. WINTER SPRINGS • A commissioner relying on the mayor's bid to rmbroll Winter Springs In a court light, has raised the Issue of rrmovtng the mayor from office. Commissioner Michael lllake In an ongoing debate this past week, asked. ’Does the mayor have the right to fire the city attorney?* Mayor Paul Partyka had said at the March 9 commission meeting that the Issue of firing City Attorney Frank Knippcnbacher ’has gone to court.* after Deputy Mayor Cindy Gennrll a t­ tempted to Interpret the city charier, which would disallow the mayor’s firing Knipprnh.it her Porcupines: without commission approval. Partyka filed pa|iers on March 10. seeking a legal opinion. T be mix of this Issue Is the legal meaning of the charter. Let's get the legal definition.’ hr said. Hut lllake said a Winter Springs ordinance makes Partyka's removal from office automatic after filing a claim against the city. The ordi­ nance calls for the mayor's forfeiture of ofllre.’ lllake said, after reading It aloud. *Wc've asked the court for clarity It Is not a suit against the city.* Partyka answered. Ordinance 585. adopted by the city In 1995. reads: 'Providing for the automatic removal from the city commission, or any city commission approved board, of any member thereof who Is a PUsm I m Mayor. Pag* 7A Winter Springs Mayor Paul Partyka s al the center of a controversy that could see hrn lose hts post. The commis­ sion win discuss action on Monday. H n H Photo By Tony Tlu io ake, rattle and grunt h S Zoo’s new residents are a very prickly pair By Russ White HERALD STAFF WRITER Kara A n n Ste ph an a d is p la ys har new co m puter. M aking children’s w ishes com e true B y Ja a a a Hughes HERALD STAFF WRITER LONGWOOD - Wishes really can come true with some work and a lot of love. At the Make-A-Wlsh Foundation there Is no shortage of elt her as Kara Ann Stephens found out when her wish to have a computer came true. Make-A-Wlsh grants wishes for children from 2-1/2 to 18 years old suffering from chronic life threatening Illnesses. When a child has been accepted Into the program a team of two volunteers are assigned to meet the family and make the wish come true. The child provides two or three wish choices. Then It be­ comes the volunteers* challenge to be Imaginative and find ex­ citing ways of embellishing the wish. Volunteers go lo work creating an entire day of surprises and fun for the child. Vol­ unteers Michelle Evrrly and Judl William happily accepted the challenge of fulfilling Kara Ann'a wish. These kids arc an Incredible Inspiration facing what they have to on a dally basts with such grace and dignity,* said Robert J . Kinney, executive director of Make-A-Wlsh Founda­ tion of Central Florida. They have lost control over so much In their lives.* Make-A-Wlsh empowers the children, at least for one day. by making them the boss of their special day. Fisas* I m Wish. Pag* SA A ‘ After Horn* .... Rpilneaa , ... .2A PIim HUH........ Comics......... Crossword...... Dear Abby...... Health/Fitness . Horoscope...... ... ,8A Obituaries...... ___ 5A Police Briefs ... People......... Sports ......... T V .............. Weather ........ SANFORD - They erect their spines. rattle their quills, stamp their feet and make grunting noises. They DO NOT shoot their quills - nor are they given names. Oeraldlne the hippo has a name as do the elrphants Maude and Maiy. Porcupines - no matter how prickly - remain nameless ro­ dents and some such as the South African crested porcu­ pine are among the least com­ mon of the giant porcupines to be found tn captivity. That's why visitors to the Central Florida Zoological Park tills weekend are In fur a prickly treat. The zoo has both adult and 7-week-old South Af­ rican crested porcupines. The older ones are nearly three feet long and weigh GO pounds. The baby porcupines weight only four pounds and three pounds. While capllvr breeding of the species has been Inconsis­ tent. the Sanford zoo has been very successful. The two young porcupines are thirdgeneration animals. handraised by the zoo keeper staff. Eric McCarty. 34. and Kate Walsh. 23. say they are enjoy­ ing the experience curing for the baby porcupines. They like to play around and get Into things," McCarty said. "You have to watch them at home. They’ll chew up everything.*' FIm m I m Zoo, Pag* 7A Kata W alah and E ric M cC arty w ith thalr prickly cha rcaa , baby p o rcu pln a a. Drawing crowds back to movie theaters By David Frazier HERALD STAFF WRITER OVIEDO - Now you don’t have to go to the 'Mouse House* to sec movies in comfortablllty. Regal Cinemas Oviedo Marketplace 22 will of­ ficially open Friday. April 3. at the new mall. Movie-going audiences will be able to see flints with prac­ tically all the amenities of home. The new theaters sport 22 screens with stadium seat­ ing to avoid anyone from not being able to watch the film. And the seats are plush high back chairs with retractable arms. "Were trying to ‘re-screen* America,* said Jennifer Harris. marketing director for Regal Cinemas. She refers to a cam ­ paign being launched by major theater chains that want to take potential audiences out of their homes and back into the movie theaters. With the dawning of video, laser disc and DVD that has been diffi­ cult. Theater owners got an encouraging sign os 1997 turned out to be a history making year with record box ofnee. The new designs going Into these huge dneplexes al­ lows patrons to enjoy a more pleasurable experience. Before sitting down for the movie. Regal 22 will offer sev­ eral methods of securing tick­ ets for a particular show. For �2A •Serrano** *v.,vo Santonl Simula* Marcfi SQ 1990 Business Define partnership before form ing one Harmkl by Arch Booths Doing the honors at the ribbon cutting aro Rosemarie Roetner (from left), Joerg Ploetner. president Nordbeton Germany. Lawrence W. Carroll III, president Nordbeton North America; and Annette Carroll. N ord b eto n opens national m ark etin g office at p o rt Special to the Herald SANFORD - Nordbeton. GmbH, a precast concrete producer from Bremen. Ger* many held a Grand Opening and Open House Marrh 5 at It- new national marketing offnc at the Seminole County Small Business Incubator Ccntei at the Port of Sanford The office will be home to the company's U.S. representative to license, produce, and dis­ tribute Nordbeton's blologtc.div-basrd treatment units for residential wastewater. Tile first unit to be Intro­ duced Is ealled the Blok ret sel (TM) and Is used to Improve existing septic systems and protect the environment by treating wastewater to high levels of cleanliness before discharging It Into the ground, flits unit is expected to com­ plete stateside certification at the National Sanitation Foun­ dation-International in the next few weeks and Itas r e ­ ceived much positive response from health authorities, devel­ opers. and contractors for Its Innovative design and high performance. Additional treatment designs will he In­ troduced as the company d e­ velops new business relation­ ships around the country. Nordbeton Is building awareness for Its products by exhibiting at such Industry events as the Pumper/Cleaner Environmental Expo, held Feb. 26-28 In Nashville, Tenn.; the American Society for Agricul­ tural Engineering National Symposium on Individual and Small Community Sewage Sys­ tems. held March 8-10 In O r­ lando; and the Manufactured Concrete Exposition. held March 13-15 In Columbus. Ohio. Nordbeton President Joerg Ploetner said he has high hopes for the firm's success, because these treatment units provide an effective solution to the problem of protecting our natural water resources. Easily u tint lI of the c lients that call the Small Business Development Centrr b rrr at Seminole Community College are Interested In forming n partnership. I usually begin the counseling with asking the people to define whal they mean by partnership. Ilte an­ swers arc very Interesting b e­ cause they reveal the attitudes and knowledge of the parties. The most common answer Ls a 50*50 split and some vague understanding of the liabilities Involved. I then ask how they arrived at the split and who Ls putting up what assets for the partnership. It would surprise you how many people think that u partnership Is always equal. Often we get Into dis­ cussions about "sweat equity* versus money Invested. The first piece of advice I offer ts that partnerships ran be 99 percent-1 percent, llie next area wc move Into Ls a discus­ sion about partnership agree­ ments. Partnership agreements are a key element of any p artn er­ ship. 1 (Irmly recommend that these agreements be ncgotlided prior to the beginning of the business. While everyone Is friends Is the time to discuss ticklish Issues such as the dis­ solution of the partnership. For example last year 1 had two middle age women In my office with a business Idea and they wanted to create a simple partnership. As we talked I asked one of the ladles If she wanted (o be In business with the others husband or grown children. A puzzled look came over her features as the meaning of my question b e­ came clear. Stir had not con­ sidered what happens to the business If her partner died or was Incapacitated. It was very revealing to each of the women that us they began to wrestle with tills Issue, that other po­ tential problems arose. They began to understand that a buy/sell agreement' needed to cover a lot of contingencies. I asked did they trust each Small Business Fenteey S 10-11-17-21-25 Lotto (Merch 21) Play 4 4-5*3 Cash 3 4 *2 The high temperature la •en fo ld Friday waa N/A ad th e overnight N/A. period »»ai»g a | io Saturday ly itotaled 0 .0 0 i n c h . . ...0 : 3 0 a.m. S e m in o le Herald "Serving Seminole County Since 1908“ Sunday, March 29, 1998 • Vob 90, No. 155 Published Deity Except Monday. Saturday 4 Christmas by Republic Newspapers. Inc. • 300 N. French A v s . Sanford. F L 32771 Phone: (407) 322-2611 Fax: (407) 323-9408 Odessa Pugn . Busmesi Manager cm cu lation Barry Barrett Taran Games EOfTOMUL leqals Margaret BUfay Mefcnd* Momt lmda Spiegel ADVEHT1SMO CTins Sharp • Manager Liana Grddera Rome Lavender Cheryl Slone CLASSPIEO r-eue Werner ■Manager Sandy Presrey Shan Brake Dona Da inch David Franer Jaana Hughes Courtney Laflew Nr* Plertaul Dean Smith Tommy Vncera Susan Werner Rusa Wtwa Pencxtcai Postage Paid at Saniord. Florida and additional maeng unices OSPS 481260 Poahnaater Sand edrtes* change* to The SEMINOLE HERALD PO Bov 1667 Saniord FL 3177? 1667 Republic •24“ Corai f At * >It W a yn e H a rd y OVER 25 YRS. EXPERIENCE OCttfcard 1567 South Hwy. 17-92 Longwood •695-8288 other with all their assets. They asked me what did I mean. I explained that each partner can obligate the other and they were liable for the actions of the other partner. Hits was another example of l>eoplc not recognizing thul In a very real sense they are taking on a business marriage partner. With over 50 percent of the real marriages In this country falling, how ran you expect less 111 a business m ar­ riage that exists without the benefit of love. There arc answers to almost all of the pitfalls of a partner­ ship tf you take the time to In­ vestigate them. For example one way lo reduce your per­ sonal liability Is to form a c o r­ poration. Slock Is then Issued to the "partners" In a ratio that matches their Investment. A buy sell agreement Uiat covers the early withdrawal of a p art­ ner or the deal of the partner etc. will protect both panics. A clear understanding on how the stock ts to be valued Is vi­ tal to this agreement. Believe me everyone wants to buy cheap and sell high. Also the partners need to clearly agree on the decision making proc­ ess. Don't tell me that unless both agree a negative decision Is the result. A business cannot survive under that type of paralysis. Wayne Hardy Is die Coordi­ nator o f the Small Business Development Center at Semi­ nole Community College. He can be reached at 321-3495. email whardyObeilsouth.net „ Located in Seminote Towne Center Mail I A B O U T IN S U R A N C E ? A combination plan may save you money. Let us help you put it all tosether. ( • Auto • Life , •Home • Health • Renters • Annuity • Boat • Roth IRA • Jet Ski • Long Term Care • Flood • Disability Start Your Roth D U lM March Interest Rate Currently Paying 6.5% All you need to start te $50.00 Per Month D aytona B each ft New Sm yrna Beach: Seas arc 24 feet w ith a m oderate chop. Water tem perature a t Daytona Is 65 degrees and a t New Sym m a, 65 degrees. Winds are from the so u th ­ east a t 10-15 m .p.h. ...6 :4 1 p . m . AOWMtsrrunoN 10% OFF H M M IImU BEACH CONDITIONS STATISTICS B-17 -1 0 -3 2 -4 5 -4 a • Pm lost • Mnt Can I Truck* Suing • SATURDAY: 80LUNAR TABLE: min. 5:05 a.m., maj. 11:15 a.m.. min. 5:25 p.m., maj. 11:40 p.m. TIDES: Daytona Beach: high: 6:03 a.m.. 6:25 p.m., low: 1:45 a.m.. 2:07 p.m. New Smyrna Beach: high: 6:08 a.m., 8:30 p.m., low: 1:50 a.m.. 2:12 p.m., EXTENDED OUTLOOK 1Cocoa Beach: high: 8:23 a.m.. 8:45 p.m., low: 2:05 a.m.. 2:27 SATURDAY SUNDAY Sunny 83 65 P tcld y 8 4 6 8 p.m. H e re a ro th o w inning n u m b e rs e o ie c te d o n Friday In th e Florida Lottery: FRO N T OR REAR BRAKES CV BOOT REPLACEM ENT •35*® T o d a y : S u n n y . H ig h s In th e low -H Os. b o w s In t h e m ld-G O s. S u n d a y ; P a rtly c lo u d y . Illg lia In t h e m ld-H O *. la rw s In t h e m ld 60s. M o n d a y : P a r t ly c lo u d y . I llg h n in tlie m Jd H O o . b o w s In th e rn td -B O s. T u esd ay : A f te r n o o n th u n d e rs to rm s . Illg h n In th e m ld -B O s. b o w s In th e m ld-G O s. LOTTERY tu c T R A N S M IS S IO N & A U T O R E P A IR C O M E S E E U S A T O U R N E W L O C A T IO N ! LOCAL FORECASTja-ev MONDAY TUESDAY Ptcldy 84 84 T stnna 8 4 64 W hy Pay More Than You Have To! Cheryl SmOi PRESS 4 STRPPMQ Roten •Sap'Cowan Mart Savoie Be Egan EMn Tyne*. Jr. • Heed Prmaman Subtcnpoon Raws (Oaky 4 Sunday! Home Delivery Mat 3 Month* StS SO 124 00 6 Month* SMOO M S00 1 War 176.00 SMOO Florida Haidar** add 7% sales Lav to above rales Newspapers. Inc. M l "AComputer Custom This ls Maxlmullian's first Daniels Contracting Co. new personal training facility In headquarters Central Florida. LAKE MARY - Harkins De­ velopment Corporation has Just completed a 3,000 square foot 1-story office building for underground pipe contractor. Daniels Contracting Company, on Day Tree Center off Lake Mary Boulevard. Construction of the new facility was report­ edly accomplished In Just 14 weeks. Sprinkler contracts LONGWOOD - Southeast Fire Sprinklers, Inc. a Longwood-based fire protection contractor, lias secured con­ tracts to provide Its services to three new apartment com­ plexes, with a combined total of 720 units. The apartm ents are located In Tampa, Lakeland and Orange County. Southeast Fire Sprinklers provides (Ire protection d e­ sign. installation. Inspection and service to multi-family apartments, commercial. In­ dustrial. high-rise condomin­ ium. theme park, hotel, and Institutional projects through­ out the state. Weightlifting lease LONGWOOD - Maxlmlllian Weight Training has report­ edly leased Bpace at Shoppes at Sweetwater on Hunt Club Boulevard and Weklva Springs Road In Longwood. The lease for the 1,200 square foot space was ar­ ranged by Faison Orlando. Honors OVIEDO - Realtor Julie Boyd-Elrod of Oviedo, was one of four people who were awarded major sales achieve­ ment awards recently, during Higgins & Heath Inc./Better Homes and Gardens 1997 Awards Banquet. Boyd-Elrod captured one of the 10 high profile awards presented by the company principals. She reportedly ted In excess of 910.5 mil* i In sales and listings for the company last year. K The Presidency MAITLAND - Local Certified Public Accountant R. Keith Altlzer of Keith Altlzer & Comly. P_A. in Maitland, has elected president of the Southern Federal Tax Insti­ tute. Inc. He ls the first Flor­ ida-based and only nonnational CPA to head up the nationally acclaimed nonprofit corporation In over 32 years. 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SINGER F * M Driving undar tha Inlluanca Patricia Flglcy, 46, of 245 Lock Lowe Dr., Sanford, was arrested Thursday by Semi­ nole County depuUes. Flglcy was charged with DUI and a r­ rested at the comer of State Road 600 and Lake Mary Boulevard. Two cell phone callers followed Flgley's vehi­ cle before a police officer came on the scene. Prostitution Lavada Redln, 33, of 822 Rosalia Dr.. Sanford, was ar­ rested Thursday by Seminole County deputies. Redln was charged with assignation to commit prostitution and ar­ rested at the comer of Fourth Street and Sanford Avenue. Clty/County Investigative Bu­ reau was targeting street level prostitution. Julian Carty, 51, of 416 N. Sundance Dr.. Lake Mary, was anested Thursday by Semi­ nole County deputies. Carty was charged with assignation to commit prostitution and ar­ rested In the 1600 block of County Road 427. Clty/County Investigative Bureau was ta r­ geting street level prostitution. Craig Culberson, 42, of 696 Plckfalr Terr., Lake Mary, was arrested Thursday by Semi­ nole County depuUes. Culber­ son was charged with assigna­ tion to commit prostitution and arrested In the 1600 block of County Road 427. Clty/County Investigative Bu­ reau was targeting street level prostitution. Baltary Jamie Moore, 22, of 3728 Washington St., Sanford, was arrested Thursday by Sanford police. Moore was charged with battery and anested In the 200 block of Academy Court. Moore allegedly punched, scratched and choked victim. y V. Mario Pagan, 44, of 803 Monroe Harbor PL. Sanford, was arrested Friday by Semi­ nole County depuUes. Pagan was charged with battery and arrested at the above address. Pagan allegedly slapped his wife In the face. Trespassing Marvin Alien. 21, of 1895 W. 18th St.. Sanford, was a r­ rested Thursday by Sanford police. Allen was charged with trespassing on property other than structure and resisting with violence. Allen was ar­ rested In the 700 block of West Eighth Street. Darling Slplin, 18. of 46 Castlcbrcwcr CL. Sanford, was anested Thursday by Sanford police. Slplin was charged with trespassing occupied structure. Slplin was arrested In the 1200 block of West 13th Street. Walter Cain, 35. of 1412 W. 11th St.. Sanford, was ar­ rested Thursday by Sanford police. Cain was charged with trespassing occupied structure and anested at the comer of 12lh Street and Jessamine Avenue. Rstall than Leslie Bums, 46. of 401 W. Seminole Blvd., Sanford, was arrested Thursday by Semi­ nole County depuUea. B unts was charged with retail theft and arrested In the 100 block of International Parkway. Bur­ ris allegedly placed a package of razors In hla left rear pocket. Battary on an ottlcar Delean Thompson. 18. of 1402 E. 20th St.. Sanford, was arrested Thursday by Sanford police. Thompson was charged with battery on a law en­ forcement officer and arrested In the 2000 block of West 13th Street. 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Since 1959.. .Same Location * SINCER Costia— 4 frost Page 2A MV-00564 • SINGER Business—— bom August 3, 1893, In Bartow to a Methodist minister and hla wife. The family had lived In several Florida towns before coming to Sanford: Housholder had graduated from Sanford High School In 1911. Following his graduation from law school, he served sa 209 W. 25th S t, Sanford 3 2 2 - 8 4 1 5 • SINGER On the front page la a large article entitled ‘Heart Attack Fatal to Judge Housholder* plus a picture of him. The article goes on to state that one of the most colorful figures In Seminole County had died suddenly of a heart attack. Judge Housholder, 04, was ce ui o • SINGER Repairing and Rebuilding Autom atic Transmissions * SINGER J u d g e H o u s h o l d e r D ie s O R A C I M. STIN K CIPHER Seminole County Judge from 1917-25. then as Prosecuting Attorney 1925-20. In 1927 he served one term In the slate legislature and then was elected to the Sanford Ctty Commission for 1927-29. He was attorney for the Seminole County Commission 1933-43 and state senator 1941-43, serving as president pro-tem for the 1943 session. Since being appointed county Judge by Governor Charlie Johns In 1954. he had spoken frequently In behalf of the Juveniles In the county. Housholder was a member of the First Methodist Church and the Bahia Temple of the Shrine. He was also past Ex­ alted Ruler of the Sanford Elks Club and a member of both Seminole County and Florida State Bar Associations. The article also stated that Housholder was an avid gar­ dener and was always seen with a flower in his lapel. And he was an ardent golfer who had played the previous Sun­ day. He was survived by his wife, Lois, with whom he had lived at 2429 Elm Avenue. He had one son. Koriyle, who was Seminole County Prosecuting Attorney, two grandsons and one brother. Fred, of Fort Pierce. P ostal rates discussed The members of the Sanford Rotary Club heard a lively dl scusslon between Postmaster i/t • SINGER Harrell &. Beverly Transmissions • SINGER Mayor Dale said the city had already spent approximately $300,000 In the Gasslflcatlon o Plant Inquiry. Including legal fees. Investigations, surveys to and other needs.* In all.* he said, "we'll probably end up spending a million dollars on this and end up being exactly where we are today with noth­ ing done." i It was explained that the EPA claims to Irave already spent $429,000 on the con­ tamination study, but attorney Thomas Maurer, who ad ­ dressed the commission on the situation Monday, said the amount of money they spent The way we were: 1958 Wc go back today to 1958 and happenings an reported In the January 14. 1958 edition of the Sai\fon1 Herald, Editor and publisher of Uic Herald was Fred Perkins, Marion Harmon was executive editor and Eve­ lyn J. Cushing was advertising manager. Subscription rates by earner were 25 cents per week: $11.50 per year. Includes several studies which were repeated, and probably shouldn't have been done. He recommended the city accept the EPA proposal for the 12.5 percent agreement. T he alter­ native could be considerably worse.* he said. "But even at that, we have no assurance the 12.5 percent will stand. It will probably go much higher be­ fore this Is over.* The city commission plans to place the matter on the formal agenda for discussion and con­ sideration at the April 13 meeting. Honest, Dependable, Guaranteed and Dedicated I Service with a Personal Concern for Your Repair Needs. SINCER SANFORD - Apparently, the city of Sanford la going to pay $187,500 to resolve a situation which occurred at the turn of the century, but wasn't recog­ nised as a problem until re­ cently. Back In the late 1880s, gas was manufactured at a plant on property to the north and south of West Sixth Street In Sanford. The gas was made through the carbonization and dlstlllntlon of coal and coke. The City of Sanford took over the plant and operated It from 1924 until 1824. It Uien con­ tinued to own the site but leased It until 1932 to Sanford Qos Company. Since that time, the land has been owned by Florida Power Corporation, Atlanta Gas Company. Florida Power A Light and the Florida Public Utilities Company. Until recently no one had any Idea that there was a problem with the land. Now. the United States Environ­ mental Protection Agency (EPA), Investigating soil, groundwater and surface water sediment has reportedly dis­ covered the presence of coal tar. And the EPA says It has to be cleaned up. Whether the land Is truly In need of cleanup Is a matter of controversy. but financing what could be an expensive cleanup project Is the latest point of contention. The EPA has explained the Comprehensive Environmental Compensation and Liability Act (CERCLA) to the city. Un­ der the act. It says, 'any party who owned or operated a site where there has been a release of hazardous substances Is strictly liable.* The only de­ fense against this requirement Is if It Is determined to be on Act of God, which EPA says Isn't appropriate In this situa­ tion. As u result, EPA has taken each of the owners since the plant began manufacturing gas. and charged an amount of money with which to pay for what the EPA says would be a $1.5 million cleanup. Sanford's share of $187,500 Is the lowest amount, paying only 12.5 percent of the overall cost. Florida Power Corpora­ tion would pay over 39.7 per­ cent. Florida Power A Light would pay 13.7 percent. At­ lanta Gns Light Company would be charged over 20.3 percent, and Florida Public Utilities would pay over 13.7 percent. The matter was brought up for extensive discussion this past week during a Sanford 3A �<EI)f Hcralti 4A . ■■i ii iantoid Florida Sunday. March 29.1998 C ounty cam paign issu es, m ass transit, m ore p o litics KrpuHu .in*. drstrnvtng Krpubltrans Who eotteenieii Doth ledeial anil state li.mspoitatlun IkIm t Ki a ih.it' llir only reason the Dniuu r.it, departments, having hern mionttrd ot this alter •itc plovtng dead ami not offering up candidates native unite, shmildti t hesitate to i oilsidri it lit - In i .tusi tlti 111111111111.111*. have srrvrtl fat i.U lari, tt would he hard to understand whv there Democrats well Whv spend money when they would not he strong suppoii lor this route Ihe in dome |ti*.t tine the way it is" 1 don't know. formula lor success I'.uk and Hide, private m ’ it I thtnk r11.i*■* wli.it they are thinking vestment vision all the things that seem to hr larking In tin ttn minin' the upturning elrettons i ton. *.< tn 1 lull al duty laundry All the ihlngs Here s a pndiiMon Orlando Is going to Ih- a i don t i ate '• know will he thrown in our fare ghost town aflrt ti p m tt they don't get thru ait y \ m i o i n I'lv.il'li thing tlt.it ran h r said will hr togethet A rathet new m \ living Why? Itreatise -.nil H u onlv dungs missing will b e Issues. lhey don't seem to tmdei stand tlt.it they have a l i i l Mv -oh ittntis and ml rill gnu thought Sounds rather unique situation1 Huge i omjietittun to the fit pi if 11 Vi s i h Attii'iu a! south What should they do’.' I shouldn't tell them, hut I will lilht t •111 t •II 1t.uk ‘ ! *tn\ i ' I -.1il >1utlios scents to be hesitatttiIg (list .1 You join them, foiiti alllanees. use the rltv as a ■ on ihr proposed light rail system 1rout Or gateway to these entertainment centers What do !n t littetnation.d Drive Why'.’ Could it hr I mean hy gateway ‘ Address the problem ll Is ■\ i to iirrm rd ahout this yettturr and not to the henrllt ot anybody to see Oilaudo die p-isil>Ie waste ot capital.' Do they nerd an altet il.uk ll is to everyone's betlelil to adilless II I tide Hillside the patk that doesn't create and invest in ihe ettv m a wav that is tieiielii lal Who ts eotne to rule this system Iroin to all contented liie dowtitowii dubs and die ■ 'lii I'.u k s’ Vou ronld write the names recent reprtrtrd rape inside one of those t lubs a ;i on i t\ ri i aid doesn't help either Hat k to politics v o— ttanspottatton \ ' i — *tanspmt.ition is going to come to O n In trading articles written by elected otlu tats i'da i hi ','testtoits ate What do we need about nlhei clci led olln i.ds that arc less than > i-stiri that it will relieve congestion'* i omplimcnt.itv I can honestly sav that I don't iti.: ■: sv.arm ami or systems'.' How ran tctnrinhc! what I lead one hunt lalei because it ■*•’ ~ctv, u s ' How tali we do l( hrtlrf and was so irrelevant to my <out tons . t ' Is tt possible to build a system where rhere has been so mm h discussiott about the n ott set li> private investment ’ nude bats that I don I lead any ot it anv lotigei • 'her r|uesttons are never addrrssed When tills lopw is the sole issue ot a i amlldatr tlv t. tti\ opinion H o w d o e s this allret II should he ot gieat com em to all ot ns I would s. ot.olr v o u i it v ' It shouldn i! Instead, t h i s is like to hear more about other Issues Isn't there opportunity lot Seminole County While the anything else you would like to tell us’.’ The gieat mistake would he to make this ,i campaign Issue •hate r. u ,e s in Orange County the opportunity *.aii the iioitheni route through Seminole and Regarding the calendars Seminole County sent a i|iiiT( nghi ot way should he under way as to residents: I thought it was a good idea and I '■>on as possible tl we move forward we could give credit to stall for coming up with the Idea for your Information I've heard only good ie ready with the nghl-of-way. the type of sys spouses True, they should have been mailed out ■in to he dei ulrd later I he 17 ‘*2 corridor should l>r the route It's the earlier (teller: alternative to 1-4 and the CSX route and Speed Ilumps, bumps and axle breakers oppo­ ■ tild irrtatnly he cost elfectlve. easier, more nents may hurl new and important allies rr duei t and could work well in conjunction with I- garding this issue Again based on liability is 4 : needed and tt would he a rotnpromlse for all sues and response times E r n ie H a tto n II Ernie Hatton II is a veteran member of numerous government boards and is a c i v i c activist in Ihe interest ol good government Prediction They will be removed either hefure ihe county is sued or shortly there.liter Slate ol the county Hie stale ol lilt* county Is excellent! Despite th to,id problems we aie In good shape. The slafl I miicli more responsive, Ihe outlook Is excellent gund roads arc worth the aggravation. Excellent law enforcement. The rommutilt based sherllfs stations are working very wrl The county is moving ahead and II Is npparrn dial stall members are going out of their way t be responsive to the public. What we don't need Is lo go backwards. It is im|Hirioiit lo focus on Issues In Ibis upcoming election! There ts too much al stakr Those who vole m every elec Mon. not Med to one side or the other, are going to vole on Issues ...B E F O R E I moved to the Renaissance, everyone worried about me livin g alone; my children, grandchildren, friends and especially me. ” • • • • • No Endowment Fee Independent/Assisted Living Staffed 24 Hours TVansportation Provided Planned Social Activities TOURS AVAILAHLE CALL FOR DETAILS R i n a is s a x c E RITlRIMtNT LIVING COMMUNITY R e n a is s a n c e MOO \V. A i r p o r t B l v i l . (407) 323-7306 S a n f o r d , F I 3 2 7 7 .') nAm*xv)i7i* ! * SEMINOLE COUNTY FLORIDA FULL COST ACCOUNTING FOR SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT FISCAL YEAR ENDINfi SEPTEMRER 3 0 ,1 9 9 7 R E S ID E N T IA L Collection Workman and the Lion’s Club One of the many groups and organizations we have spot­ lights here at Special People Is on the move helping the com­ munity. The Ixingwood-Lake Mary Lion's Club appeared In our column on June H. The vet­ eran service organization Is still going strong since June 7. 1917 One of Central Florida's hardest working Lion's Club Chapters, the Longwood-Lake Maty Lion's Club. Is still lead­ ing the way even after more than 24 years. Gyle Workman, the groups current treasurer. Is still with the group. He re­ mains the only founding memIrer left. Given any weekend. Gyle and Ids wile tails can be found helping Ihe Lions, something they have been doing for a long lime. They are involved in many community service en­ deavors, one of which was when they helped provide ne­ cessities lor the reient tornado victims in Sanford and Winter Garden These items included eiothes, loud, blankets and medical supplies Dial project alone raised be­ tween $4,000 and $5,000 from several local Lion's Clubs for die tornado victims They also aided people who had losl their glasses in the tornado. This was done with LensCrufters who contributed glasses and Disposal 39.60 (2) Recycling 7.45 (3) Average Total Cost per Unit for the Year Referenced Special People A $101.51 (1) 148.56 N O N -R E S ID E N T IA L TO N Y TIZ Z IO Collection $ 0.00 ( 4 ) Disposal 36.00 ( 5 ) Ttzzio is an advocate for the disabled. Recycling 0.00 ( 4 ) the Seminole County SherlfTB Department. Another project In conjunc­ tion with a local optometrist provides glassrs for children In need. Recently the Lion’s Club participated in the City of Longwood annual Founders Day Arts and Crafts Show. Wllfi their stnukri-camper they sold hamburgers, hot dogs and sausages. Next up fur die busy Lions is their plan to do Ihe same thing with their smoker-camper at Olde Dike Mary Days. They have a goal, says Workman, ‘to get as many new members as possible by July I* which Is die end of their current mem­ bership drive. Workman wanted to stress that in addition to being known as the people who help die visually impaired, die Lions also help the hearing Impaired. Gyl« Workman If you huve hearing problems, call the Lion's. They have a hearing aid bank, as well us hearing dogs to help the hear­ ing Impaired. Meetings for the LongwoodLake Maty Don's Club are the 1st and llrd Tuesday of each month, 7:30 p.m.. at the Kanuida Inn In lamgwood, on 434 by 1-4. For more Informa­ tion. call Gyle Workman days at 802-4000. Fxi. 302. Now fur dcflnlllons. Today's topic Is Sickle Cell Disease. Sickle Cell Disease Is a rare Inherited blood disorder char­ acterized by the presence of sickle or crescent shaped red blood cells In the bloodstream. These abnormally shaped cells become rigid and lodge themsclvrs In the very tiny blood vessels of the peripheral blood A verage Tolal C ost per Unit for the Y ear R eferen ced $ 36.00 (1) Represents an average cost to residential customers within unincorporat­ ed Seminole County for solid waste collection service. (2) Represents the cost for disposal of 1.1 tons (at $36.00 per ton) of munici­ pal solid waste at Seminole County's Class I landfill. (3) Represents an approximate average cost per residential unit within unin­ corporated Seminole County for recycling efforts including indirect costs fund­ ed from State of Florida grants administered through the Department of Environmental Protection. (4) Seminole County did not regulate non-residential collection or recycling rates for the year reported. (5) Represents the cost per ton for disposal of municipal solid waste at Seminole County’s waste management facilities. Plea** See T lisio , Page BA 9 M M H I �Seminole Herald Sanford Florida Sunday March 29.1998 5A Opinion From Moving Wall, a tribute to those who served their country Thr City nl Aliamnntr Spring!* brought thr Moving Wall to Cnine'H Konst Park, giving many llkt* tnysi ll and my hiishoiitl who ha\T horn un­ able in inakr thr trip to Melbourne, a long awaited opportunity lo experience It. Presuma­ bly. Altamonte Springs. like every other clty/town ac ross this Nation has politicians who are Heeled, and during their tenure work toward that cl.ite when re-election Is the Issue; yet the Mayor and pollut ions of the City of Altamonte Springs volecl lo lund (he whole expense or bringing In the Moving Wall, and gave credit to the Veterans of Central Florida. These elected officials made some very courageous drrlslons In the planning stages ol this even! They t hose to have the Knights of Columbus from Otlando pre­ sent llte Colors at the Opening Ceremony; the Hergv utilized lor the ceremonies were all vrler ans; lo Include the artwork of Norm llergsma donated lo Point Man Ministries, (a group formed solely for the purpose o| helping homeless vrlrrans. whose administrators do things like sell thrlr own homes lo hind their work) for many personal reasons, most ol them loo mundane lo list, 1 volunteered to he available whenever Don Abberton. the current secretary of the Seminole County Area Velrrans Advisory Commiilre and life member of the Paralyzed \eteratis ol Amenta, coordinator ol volunteers, needed me I planned lo give of my time and my talents, never dreaming that would include leav­ ing pari ol mysrlf with so many 1 encountered. Despite the lac i that mv brothers are both Viet­ nam Veterans. 1 never dreamt I'd la- truly lout bed by this encounter with a wall that Is trans|torted lor viewing, nor hv some paintings displayed lor viewing Mv husband's been In­ volved will) the military since I married him in I'lHU and Will) veil*rails since he was metlli allv IM ia idl'd out the dav his mother died tin Sep Irtnher 8 I9HM I thought I d seen II all I vr had Noreen A. Bryant Noreen A Bryant is chair­ man o1the teqritative A Ve! erans Affairs 4 Rehab Communes and is active in Ihe American Lemon AuHi­ lary Unit 63 and Disabled American Veterans Au.iiinry Chapter X QUEST COLUMNIST tears spring up at the Pageantry displays put on In- the Kullsted Association of Ihe National Guard ol Ihe Drilled States when Arl was Ihe N'a Itonal Chaplain, and al some of ihe events I've been a part of through ihe years locally and na llcmally. So I was totally unprepared for the a< Inal experience of viewing the Moving Wall, and having brought hack In conscious memory llte war years at the Point Man Art Display. I was to tally unprepared for the Marine Colonel from the .’ird Division, who was at the display dally, talk lug with so many people, aiding their healing When a mother refused lo talk with ihe counsel ors who volunteered their lime dally (Seminole County Menial Health. Veterans Clinic Orlando and others), and she wouldn't talk with me be­ cause I'd suggested she talk with a counselor, I found the Colonel and told him she was a Ma­ rine's mother who saw her son’s name on the Wall for Ihe first lime, and was verv upset Viet Irani Vets who ram r either alone or with thrlr families, met llte Colonel and liegan the healing process as a direct result of his unique charts malic gills The Colonel Informed mr in our hm l DONALD L. BELL Larry Stockier is BellSouth s director-WocMocco Development and Education Rotations for Floirda He has served as a volunteer in many leadership roles lor education re­ form in the stale and served as a member ol Ihe Semmole County School Board (1992 199G) Is ‘pretty good’ enough for students, schools? Tile problem cannot and will not Ik* solve by educators alone. It will lake a strategic Initiative by us all, Including educators, parents, employers, and our cnmmunitles at l.uge As wr focus on addressing this problem. I am reminded ol comments I braid while serv­ ing on ihe Seminole County School Itoaid Irom HP12 lo 1990. Many people brhrvr we have a pretty good school sys­ tem and I agree with that. However. I feel that reading Ihe Osgood File 11 should make all of us pursue excel­ lence with a vengeance and Insltll tn our youngsters Ihe need lo do likewise. Pretty Good There once was a pretty good student. Who sal In a pretty good class. And was taught by a pretty good trarhrr. Who always let prrlty good pass. Hr wasn't terrillr al reading. He wasn't a whlz-hang al math. But for him. education was leading St ratgilt down a prrlty good path. He didn't find school .too ex­ citing, But he wanted to do prclty well, And he did havr some trouble with writing. t T iz z io --------- > Continued bom Page 4A system, the blood vessels out­ side of the heart. Sickle Cell Disease has sev­ eral recognized forms Including Sickle CHI Anemia, Sickle Ceil Hemoglobin C Disease and Sickle CHI Thalassemia Dis­ ease. Sickle CHI Disease uffcctn over 6 percent of the Afri­ can American population In the United States. Americans R N lR N M R M R M M R N ftH R I always wonder prior lo any public event, how chilli nil It's going lo hr to get lo park close* enough to drop my husband off and get him started in his wheel chair Art is a 100 percent service eonnrrIrd disabled veteran, with low vl slon and night blindness. Ills time In Ihe Marine Corps led him loo proud to ask for much hv way ol help, hul he Is also 0*5" tall, and there's a till ol c-llori required lo gel him mobilized when we go anywhere publicly, lie's also very emh.ir rassed hv needing lo wear Ills 'baseball' cap all the lime, hul laser surgery has weakened his eves so that light causes pain; the baseball cap is not a choice' it ts mandatory especially In lluotesccnl lighting Hie second night the tils play was opened we drove over lo see what the setup was and my llrst encounter with the env­ oi Altamonte Springs Poller left me no concerns whatever . i I hi mi how our lime a I the Wall would go The (miIii email on duty told me that Ihe mail would lx- dosed m the morning, hul 1 could drive up to the poke e barrti ade and explain that I was chopping Ari oil ] didn't want to patk In liandt capped parking Ireratise I can walk and so many disabled veterans would Ik- there who rotildn t courtesv seems to he an Integral pari ol their t|t-p.iitmeiil < uurlesy such as we all learned at ■ail mother s knee th.it extends to warm human kindness Die same courtesy that Altamonte Springs' I'.irk hangers seem unhued with Mv first encounter with a Park Kanger was while 1 OBITUARIES QUEST COLUMNIST Over ihe past 20 years we have .ill wale lied as grraler and greater |iercentagrs of our youngsters graduate Irom high school [MMirlv prepared lor llte nrxt step Mils has hern tm r for many applying lor Jobs, many going lor hirther job skills training, and even lor loci many ol those going to college encounter that he'd begun In World War II, and left alter Vietnam, having been in every military arl mu/enrol inlet/win in between Mad I not asked. I d never have learned that lie wasn t there lo entertain th r volunteers, he had a mis slon for those visiting, and he was kepi very busy. And notiody has taught him to sprll When doing arithmetic prob­ lems. Prrlty good was rrgardrd as line, Five p lu s five u r e d n ’l alw ay s add u p to Ik* ten. A pretty gcMid answrr was nine. Thr prelly good class dial hr sal In Was part of a pretty good school. And th r s tu d e n t w as not a n ex­ c e p tio n . On the contrary, he was thr rule. llte pretty god school that hr went lo Was there In a prrlty good town. And nolMidy ihrrr seemed lo notice He could not tell a verb from a noun. Tin- pretty good student 111 fact was Fail of a pretty good mob. And the first time he knew what hr lacked was When hr looked for a pretty good Job. It was then, when hr suuglit a position lie discovered that life rould be tough. And he soon had a sneaky suspicion Prelly good might not be good enough. llte prrlty good town In our slory Was part of a prelly good state. Which had pretty good aspira­ tions. And prayed for a pretty good fate. There once was a pretty good nation. Pretty proud of the greatness It had. Which learned much too late. If you want to be great, Pretty good. Is In fact, pretty bad! whose anrrstry Is Asiatic In­ dian, Italian, Greek or Mediter­ ranean may also be affected by Sickle Cell Disease. * Hits Information was origi­ nally researched through NOKD (National Organization for Rare Disorders). If you have a non-profit or­ ganization relating to the dis­ abled and have a special event coming up. please tell us about HI Donald I. Bril. GW Clints Drive. Sanford, died Thursday. March 20, I99H al Columbia Medical Centrr-Sanford Born June 21. 1929 In North Dakota, hr moved to Central Florida tn 1975. Mr Bril was career mill tary in thr L' S Army Hr was a Lutheran. Survivors include daughter. Janice. North Pori, Fla . son. Mlcharl Bell, Dis Angrlrs. Calif.; atrpdaughtrrs. Drvrily Pagdrn. Sanford, Susan Chur. Winter Springs, stepson. Wll llam Meeks. Davie, 4 gran cl children. Gramkow Funeral Home. Sanford. In charge of arrange­ ments, DONALD RAT COM BS Donald Ray Combs. 58. K. Stale Road 40. Geneva, died Wednesday. Marc h 25. 1998 a! Shands Teaching Hospital. Gainesville Bom Feb. 17. 1940 In Gilliam. W.Va.. he was a resldrnt of Central Florida for Ihe last 40 years. Mr. Combs owned and operated Honest Don's Air Conditioning and Appliances on Winter Garden Road for morr than JO years He was a stale licensed electri­ cal and air conditioning con­ tractor. and a member of the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers. Local »60G Mr. Combs was u Protestant. Survivors Include wife. Thrresa; sons. Donald Kay II. Daytona, Ronald Edward. DeLand. Jonathan Dwayne, Or­ lando; brother. Peter. N. Tazewell. W.Va.: sisters. Thelma Sheets. Tazewell. W.VA., Rachel, Gilliam. W.Va.. Patricia Eller. Bluefleld. W.Va.; 7 grandchildren. Banflrld Funeral Home. Win­ ter Springs. In charge of a r­ rangements. WILL LAM R. ELDRED William K KIdled. 60. Hugh Ion Wav. ( assrlbcrrv. died Frt day Man li 27. 1998 .it his residence Bom Feh 25. 1938 in Romeo. Mich., hr was a resident of Central Florida for the last 35 years Mr Eldrrd was a city maintenance worker He was a Protestant Survivors include wifr. Gla dys; daughter, Patricia Gates Michigan. stepdaughter. Sandyer Slarhos. Ft Lauder­ dale. 1 grande tuld Banflrld Funeral Home. Win­ ter Springs, tn charge of a r­ rangements. was "dog sitting" lor someone who came lo see­ the Wall There were also the 'oilier' enrounlcrs Sharon, who travels Florida with her 'unique' computer set tip lo do a little more on POWs/MlAs. that the standard computers are able lo do. She also carries Information on the Sons A* Daughters of die Vietnam Vets, and how lo gel In touch with the family of die 1‘OW/MIA bracelet so many wore lo Ihe display. She's a walking history of die- Wall, and so very willing and able to help everyone who cnines. She Is so gentle when n tails to her to explain that those who died from Agent Orange .ire still not recognized by our gov eminent as fatalities of the Vietnam War. Then there's the Vietnam Vet from upstate NY who travels with the Wall, lie gives little American Flags to the children who come, and talks with so many who have questions or just need to talk lies a live- history lesson lor anyone who meets him There were our own veterans, all Ihe or gautz.iiinns were there at a given point in time while tin- display was open, most ol them work­ ing at some point in lime, llte veterans tn wheeic hairs, those who are Vietnam Vets them se lves and made themselves part of the valuable healiug experience lot so many who came to see the- Wall lor tin- list time It would he very cliffi inti not to he impressed with the work dial the Point Man group Is doing to help die homeless vets, and their kindness in dealing with those overwhelmed hv the whole experience of the Wall and the ari display No one who cares could he lefl untouched hv the tremendous spin! of the combined high school ItOTC groups Teens like that should he* making Irmit page headlines, hut evidently that doesn't sell papers So mauv people gathered In Please See Bryant. Page 7A W e B e lie v e I n T h e “O l d F a s h io n ” W ay • nut* ru m -ra l D iin tn r haritllrs all details • all iire p a ra liu n is dune at this futility • s e r\ ite tim es w ill m eet y o u r needs • no interest is rluirfjo d on tru ste d p iv a iru tig i w r i t s . w h ich are 100 % re fu n d a b le • the fam ily selects cre m a tio n se rvice s • m a rk e rs d e signed to s p e cilica tio n s FUNERAL DUNN. PRANK P. JR . Funeral services for Mr Frank I’. Dunn Jr.. 80. of Sanford, who died Thursday will lie 1 I a in Monday al lines rest lUpUsi Church w i i h sixIks Tony Kink nlfli laIlug Inter­ ment will follow in O.ikl.iuii Park Cmietrry. Friends may call at tlie i lion li otu- hour prior 110 a.m.l to die service For those who wish memorial mninbutions are mg gvMnf lo Crippled Childrens Hospi la!, t /o llahla Shrine Temple. 2.10(1 IVmhrook Drive Orlando, FL .(2810 2649 Arrangements hy Gramkow Funeral Ilona*. 500 L Ainmri Itlvd. Sanford. FL 32773 14071 322-3213 •/ * BETTE GRAMKOW G F JIM SCHUITEMAN CHRIS NEAL ram kow uneral H ome since 1956 HUNT MONUMENT CO. DISPLAY YARD 17*92 - Maitland Ph. 2394998 non lv M rpo rt lilvd .. S u n lo rd . I’l. 112773 3 2 2-3213 Gene Hunt, Owner >Granite FRANK P. DUNN JR . Frank P. Dunn Jr.. 80, E. Woodland Drive. Sanford, died Thursday, March at his resi­ dence. Bom July 14. 1917 In Rocky Mount. N.C., he moved to Central Florida In 1958. Mr Dunn waH a railroad general foreman. He was a mr tuber of Klwonls Club of Sanford. Cor­ inthian Lodge #230. Rocky Mount. N.C., Monroe Chapter #15 York Rlte-Sanford Council *20. Scottish Rife Valley of Orlando, Bahia Shrine of Or­ lando and Officer's of Retired Railroader Club. Mr. Dunn was a member of Plnrcrest Baptist Church. Survivors Include daughter. Ceil Amtondl, St. Cloud: sons. William, DrBary, Roy, Douglas vtllc. Ga., Frank. Knoxville. Tenn.: brother. Thomas. Glovls, N.M.: 3 grandchildren. Gramkow Funeral Home. Sanford, tn charge of arrange­ ments. Call us with your news tips and event Information for Longwood, Winter Springs and Oviedo. M M M I Josep h Calvin C aldw ell, 8r. Ju ly 3 , 1928 • March 5 , 1998 For l am persuaded, that neither death, nor life, nor angels, nor principalities, nor powers, nor things to come, nor height, nor depth, nor any other creature, shall be able to separate us from the Love o f God, which is in Christ J e su s our Lord. R o m a n s 8 :3 8 (KJV) The family of Deacon Jo sep h Calvin Caldwell, Sr. gratefully acknowledges the generous out-{x>urings from the com munity during its hour of bereavement. We are eternally appreciative of your thoughtful acts of kindness and your prayers. -- Tha C aldwells Lu D. Caldwell, Dr. Stephen Caldwell Wright. Jacqueline C McCarter, Eddie L. Williamt.Katruia Caldwell Davis. Pamela G Caldwell, Joseph C. Caldwell, Jr., Revonda J. Caldwell, Crystal A. Caldwell 3 2 2 -2 6 1 1 IlM f if oA.yilM•N M flRM • • \y Nv �8 * ■ S r mmole Herald. San lord. Rornla - Sunday. March 29.1990 Make-A-Wish needs new home The Makr-AWlsh Foundation of Central Florida grants wishes to Central Florida chil­ dren between the ages of 2-1/2 and 18 who suffer from lifethreatening illnesses. Since opening ft's doors In December of 1994, the local chapter has granted nearly 200 wishes, and has another 38 in prog­ ress. 'Over 85 percent of all donations to our organization go straight to granting the wishes of these seriously til children.* says Robert J. Kin­ ney, the Executive Director for the local chapter. Kinney con­ tinues. "The average cost of granting a child's wish Is $3,500. If we are able to find someone who Is willing to make an In-klnd donation of office space, we will be saving enough funds to grant the wishes of an additional 7 to 10 children a year. In addition. enjoyed the virgin strawberry Kara Ann. 15, suffers from daiquiris she slurped down as ataxia, a progressive, muscular she floated on the St. Jo h n s disease that among other River. Wish granting takes teumthings Impairs her ability to walk and her dexterity. She Is work. Kara Ann was referred to very efficient with the Make-A-Wlsh by Lyman High walker/chair that aids her In School Aullstlc Teacher Ed Hand. Washington Is a paragetting from place to place. Kara Ann's movements may professional and works one on not be very smooth, but she one with Kara Ann at Lyman. It was Kizzy and Washing­ carries herself with grace and confidence far beyond her 15 ton’s job to delay Kara Ann af­ ter the cruise so that Everly years. and William could hurry to her There Is no shortage of love house, where her father was that surrounds Kara Ann. who waiting, so that the)1 could set lives at home In the Midway up the computer and surprise community with her father. Ar­ Kara Ann when she returned thur. stepmother, Kizzy and home. her brother. Timothy. Kara Kverty had Installed the soft­ Ann draws people to her with ware the night before. The her bright, brown ryes and computer desk had been a s ­ beaming smile. sembled with the help of Wil­ Kara Ann's special day be­ liam's husband. Jeff and her an with a cruise on ihe River- daughter. Nora. hip Romance. Everly and Wil­ Peggy Hopkins teaches liam accompanied Kara Ann physically Impaired students at on her river cruise. They were Milwee Middle School. That Is |o|nrd on the cruise by Kizzy. where she met Kara Ann. Ibwana Washington. and Hopkins has maintained a Washington's daughter. Anto­ friendship with Kara Ann and nia. The Rivership Romance describes herself as Kara donated the cruises and Ann’s unofficial ‘big sister'. treated Kara Ann like royalty. Hopkins will help Kara Ann Kara Ann s favorite part of learn to use her new computer. the cruise was the food. It Kara Ann Is a young woman comes from a reliable source of few words, her verbal ability (Everly) that site thoroughly is Impaired by her disease, but her communication Is clear. Asked why she wanted a com ­ puter she replies simply. 'It's fun". Computers are the most popular wish at this time ac­ cording to Kinney. The chil­ dren are often Isolated from the community because of their medical problems. Many times they are not able to play and socialize with other children their age. A computer helps the chil­ dren. who often have lo miss excessive amounts of time from school, keep up with school work. Specialized equipment Is available to assist people will) disabilities such as a jay stlrk that can be operated by Individuals with limited mobil­ ity. Software will be added to make Kara Ann's computer voice activated. Computers can provide these children with a link to Ihe rest of the world. Through the com­ puter the children are Just like anyone else and are not Judged by any disabilities. Kinney re­ calls one young man who wished for a computer. Scott ts now engaged to marry Kim­ berly. a young woman he Ini­ tially met online. The festivities did not end with the computer. Kara Ann. surrounded fay her family and IX)NOWOOD - On April 30 the Make A*Wish Foundation of Central Florida will be moving out of the office space that they currently call home. The office space, which has been donated by South Seminole Hospital over the last three years, will no longer be avail­ able due to the ongoing merger between South Seminole Hos­ pital and the Orlando Regional Healthcare Systems. The foun­ dation Is hoping to find an­ other company or Individual willing to donate a similar of­ fice space. KITCHENMAGNETISM]%? Big on Collectibles? the donation would be tax de­ ductible." Anyone who may be In a po­ sition to donatr office space, or perhaps know* someone who Is. Is encouraged to call the of­ fices of the Make-A-Wtoh Foundation of Central Florida at 407-339-W1SH (9474). The foundation needs approxi­ mately 2500 to 3000 square feet of space. Their current lease will expire on April 30. 1998. • Sttelus • CotUg* Collectibles •Coci Cola • Mary Moo Mooi • Maryi Hen House • This Utile Piggy • Prtdou* Moments Accessories •Dreamsides •DejaVu • Collectible Tea Sets • Harley Davidson • friends of a feather • Amigos Del Sol • Mary f ngelbreil • Pooh and friends Wish C o n tin u e d from P age 1A [, it S'. •' tf I1 \ H 9 h ■*4 v «— 7-- - -lew f l U * friends continued to celebrate her special day w1lh flow-rrs and cake. Makc-A-Wlsh kids are Invited to parties and rvenls held throughout the year. "We don't forget about you after the wish." explains Everly. "The Ireauty of Make A-Wlsh Is it's a family, a bond forms that con­ tinues." Organizations that do­ nate lo Make-A-Wlsh Invite thr kids to speak and accept dona­ tions at special presentation events. Tire kids ure added to u mailing list to krep them In­ formed of upcoming events. because of Central Florida's diversity there la s great de­ mand for volunteers who speak various foreign languages. Dis­ ney Is a very popular wish des­ tination and Make-A-Wlsh Foundation of Central Florida wish assists for chapters from around the world adding to the need for bilingual volunteers. It Is Makc-A-Wish's commit­ ment lo fill the wish of evrry child who qualffies. So what Is on Makc-A-Wlsh's wish list? Volunteers from all walks of life to work with the kids and to help with fund-raising: refer­ rals of children for die program so that no child who qualffies Is missed: and donations, money and In-klnd donations are necessary for wish grant­ ing. According lo Kinney. 85.5 percent of every dollar donated to Make-A-Wlah goes directly to granting wishes. Parties and extra events are not paid for with money donated to MakeA-Wlsh. Make-j\-Wish does not uae telemarketing to raise funds. Make-A-Wlsh Foundation pf Central Florida•ts currently lo-. <<exited W**t .State Road 434, Longwood; 1'For more In­ formation call (407) 339-WISH (9474). & ■x Wa h a rt o n ao lth a largest selections ot collectibles lo choosa from. t • Cats MeowVillage • Siapstn Clowns • Beatru Potter • Country Folks • Charming TaleVDean Grill • I Love Lucy • Collectible Tea Pols • Music Bout • Collectible Sin &Pepper • Mena i Friends • Department 56 Collectibles, • Harmony Kingdom including Snow Babies. • Mil Creek Studios Wmler Silhouette, Snow Bunnies • Anhauter • Butch Stems • Cherished Teddies Accessories • Cako Kittens • Betty Boop • Sandosl • Cottedibie Cookie Jars • Conversation Concepts • Bluehats ol Courage • Rmconada • Berkleys Crossing • The Herd • Red Hats of Courage • Collectible Plates • Rooster Tales • Piglets Pantry Dog Treats \ Seminole Town# Center [ £295 Towns Center Circle, Sanford (407) 328-2933 Seminole Towns Center 293 Town* Center Circle, Sanford (407) 324-4426 * I? »< u •:< »:• ► :» • < ►> Comp/ieliensii/e, QeneAaC S Cosmetic cDentistAy...urttli a ‘cWoftsttc ufyfjitoacli ALBERTO SANCHEZ, DMD L ASSOCIATE1 HJ<: i nsMhVD Oral Exam (Ull(l) minting \ ra>H ((0272-0274)) Cleaning (1110) Fluoride Treatment (1204) *5 9 .0 0 ($128 Value) • IUI IM> ■rfUdrav • S n n ll v).iir t l-Hk-Mt 1 . . . I t BUI M Wt Emergencies seen promptly If your mile is not becoming lo )ou...)vu should be coming lo us Evenings and Saturday Appointments Available 2910 W. Lake Maryllvd. (UMAX BUILDING) Lake Mary, R 12746 (407) 324*3320 llYrtknjkl) |>r IVUUIob Offkr) Looking For A Job? “t «» Check Out The Job Opportunities Section Every Weekend Igt The* «* »«> £>cminolt Herald - t/n tln e . P lanning a Trip? Do You Need Care For Your Loved One? Sy DevM R egal C ine m a at the new O v ie d o M arketplace o fficially o p e n s A p ril 3. Theaters----Continued from Page LA those who like to plan their Ulp to the movies. Regal 22 gives customers the option of buying tickets two days in a d ­ vance. Credit cards will also be accepted for Ucket pur­ chases. And. according to Harris, tickets may be avail­ able at two kiosks located at bo til ends of the mall. Once a ticket Is purchased, ride the escalators, elevators or just take the stairs to the main foyer area. There will be four concession stands with two In the main area and one at each wing of theaters, in addlUon to the normal movie theater treats like nachos. popcorn, hot dogs and candles, customers will be able to buy espresso, cappuccino, flavored teas, hot chocolate and freshly baked goods. Some of the theaters will be able to seat 150 to 500 audi­ ence members. The theaters will feature three formats of digital sound: the Digital Thea­ tre System (DTS), Dolby Digital and Sony Dynamic Digital Sound (SDDS). Each chair is Probefrom Page 1A If the FBI Is about to close Uie Investigation. awed "This thing should have been resolved a long time ago," Clerk of the Courts Maryanne Morse said Friday. "Before the Investigations ever began, we tried to warn everyone that there was a problem. We paid $1.5 million for one property and soon sold It for $260,000. As fur back as 1992. I said (kings needed to be tightened up.” One of the Initial moves Kai­ ser made as county manager was to have the county attor­ ney’s office oversee land acqui­ sitions. Tony Van Derworp served os a an acting head of Public Works and beginning Monday Jam es Marino will head the division. T h r changes are good ones." said County Commission Chairman Kandy Morels. "What may have happened will not happen again. The county In­ vited these agencies to help the Investigation we ourselves be­ gan. We all hope It is over soon.” Merrill Gardens Provides The Best In Respite Care At Affordable Rates! equipped with Us own cup holder. There will also be a game room and four sets of bathrooms for visitors. Matinee prices will be $4.50 for all shows before 6 p.m. and $4.50 for children and senior citizens at all times. Tickets are $6.50 afler 6 p.m. The first 200 Ucket buyers on April 3, 4 and 5 will receive a free T-shirt upon entry. Regal Cinemas ts the second hugest exhibitor In North America operating 2,357 screens st 259 locations in 23 states. "Stadium seating la the hottest new wave In the motion picture Industry, and Regal Is proud to be able to bring this amenity to Orlando," said Phil ZacheretU. Regal’s Vice Presi­ dent of Marketing and Public­ ity- • 24 H o u r Professional Staff • M edication Assistance M anagem ent • Emergency Response System in Each A partm ent • O n-Site Rehabilitation Therapy • Three G o u rm et Meals Served Daily • Social Activities & Wellness Programs © I DEBARYHALL SALUTES THE SUPPORT OF OUR COMMUNITY! 1998 was another successful year with more than 3000 people joining In the festivities at Defiary Hall. This community supported event makes the mansion restoration possible. <0Tf%anfe Qjouf Benefits Mansion Restoration • Scheduled Transportation M ERRILL GARDENS A t O r a n g e 500 Grand Plaza Drive Orange Q ty, FL 32763 UwmrmU»yLk.»AL»IM 9 0 4 -7 7 5 -3 5 6 1 (407) 668-3694 as --- ajfe l I �Semi note Herald. Sanford, Honda •Sunday. Marcti 29.1998 •7A iryant Zoo Thank You. The only think you didn't "plan" was Mother Nature's unkind wind making It so cold at night...you left nothing else to 'chance' and the results were as perfect on event as ts humanly possible to pull together. Each of you has done us a tremendous service, and we are very grate­ ful. Hopefully as time passes you will begin to see the true value and Impact your gift to each of us. from the school children too young to re­ member this war, through my dad's generation of World War It vets whoVe seen all too many wars/confllcts. has had. My grandfather and his brothers-In-law and my dad began tn the Fight­ ing 69th. and from there went to fight their wars. My uncles and my youngest brother chose Naval As I look forward to my last night working at service, the brother closest to myself chose Air the display, and the closing ceremonies, I Force. The man I married began as a Marine, thought I ought to take the time to share some of and somehow wound his way through the Army my thoughts and reactions now. I'm no longer Air Corps and then Into the Army. Thanks be to quite so confident that the closing ceremonies God. they all returned, some disabled, but never Die less alive. Your gift to all of us Is to keep won't leave me with the choked up reaction that keeps me from saying an adequate "thank you" alive a spirit of gratitude to the veterans of each generation who've put their lives on the line to at the time, and so: preserve human dignity. Thank you. Perhaps If To the Mayor, and each employee of the City of more were willing to do what you've done so very well, we wouldn't need an Amendment to protect Altamonte Springs, and to the residents, whose the American Flag from desecration as we do taxes ultimately "paid the freight" for this event, now. Thank You seems too Inadequate, but It ts from everyone who was too overwhelmed to say much, from the veterans whoVc grown too old to all our language leaves us with, so please accept this as a Thank You from all of us for your ex­ be as active as they once were, from the families cellence and your gift to us. of all the veterans over all the generations, ■tiiMd boas Pxgx U ic place to make this, a true once In a lifetime it. The programs aet up for all the schools In emlnole and Orange counties, to make this a |otn! learning experience for the children lucky lough to have teachers willing to expose them something os memorable as this. Including ie actual study lessons put together by the City t j>f Altamonte Springs, distributed free of any • charge to all the schools, public and private. No ,i atone was left unturned to make this a truly ' memorable event for everyone lucky enough to I be living In proximity. Mayors W W A W W A A A A ftA A W IJ W W W f Ken Kerns Transmission TRANSMISSION TUNE-UP OFFER 1A McLaulin gave an emphatic NO to the question as to whether the deficit was the re­ sult of Inefficiency. He ex­ plained that the post office was handling 30 percent more mall than tn 19S3 with fewer people. Congress hadn't appropri­ ated money for new post of­ fice* since 1938 and the aver­ age building waa over 60 years old. A short film was shown fea­ turing Postmaster Oeneral Ar­ thur SummerOdd demonstrat­ ing equipment, old and new. and telling bow the new equipment expedited mall han­ dling. Postal worker Clyde Plercy [then gave a demonstration of [his knowledge of local realbox numbers. Harold assistant postmaster. ■i«n • guest at the meet- a c tio n ! pervious night, the city iTTfrn had approved for extending the Sanford system to Sunland Easouth of the city, contlnon approval by the SUte 1 of Health. This would more than 400 homes In istlc controls for the Civic Center's air consystem were ap~but the $1500 needed not y d available. city manger. Warren E. n s authorised to nefor possible private In­ to operate the city ] Ike v B u ffe t i 323-6166 r> ___ EMPLOYEES OWNERS To W hom It M ay Concern, D e a r V a lu e d C u s t o m e r s , cm - ,aqte have been "fv I T* S A 1. past wo a ^ h a has been under our m an 9 Stinecipher— Joel Field and Su y i s tendent of Malls Dick McLauUn on "The Truth About Postage Rates*. Mr. Field took the group back to the horse and buggy days and drew a comparison which he frankly admitted didn't show much Improvement. He muted that the post office would lose •666.000,000 during the pres­ ent fiscal year. Mr. McLaulin explained that the deficit was caused by the rates being too low. The last Increase (to three cents) In first class mall was In 1933. Rates could only be raised by Con­ gress and the principal oppo­ nents wen the large users of third class mall such as Hne publishers. 12 Ken Kern’s Transmission •V member of the Board of Directors, or of an organization or group, that has voted to, or has filed a claim against, the city of Winter Springs. Florida: providing for conflicts; severability and for an effective date.* Kruppenbacher told commis­ sioners that with home rule power. "We can make a deci­ sion on this." During the March B meeting, commissioners voted that the charter precluded the mayor from firing the city attorney. stopped further talks on the Issue. A letter was to be sent to Partyka. outlining his responsibilities. Oennetl last Monday motioned for a special meeting to discuss the mayor's fate. The meeting Is scheduled for this Monday at 6:30 p.m. Commissioners and the city a t­ torney must decide If the char­ ter or ordinance interpretation prevails and if Partyka has al; aeady forfeited his position. *1 truly am disappointed. I don't know why It's gotten so complicated." Partyka said. N B ttlia iO B while the underside has thin wise adorable little ones. Coatiaaed from Pag* IA grooved bristles. Tlie baby porcupines will be The young porcupines arc fed On the renter line of the a milk-replacement diet from a neck there Is a white erectile on exhibit near Animal Adven­ bottle and given fruits and mane of wiry bristle hairs. The ture on Saturdays and Sundays vegetables. The girl porcupine end of the tall has hollow bris­ from 11 n.m. to 3 p.m. until weighs four pounds. her tles that are open at l hr end. April 26. They'll most likely be sent lo another zoo wry soon. brother three pounds. The porcupine keepers are ac­ ’Many visitors are fooled by customed to getting n few There nne only 36 South Afri­ the porcupines we have," said prickly pokes from the other­ can crestrd porcupines In cap­ tivity In the U.S. zoo spokeswoman Andrea Fanner. “A little girl yelled out the other day, *1 can't believe W M W M W W M W W W W W W they gel this big.' " Farmer said the South Afri­ can crested porcupines do not shoot their quills, but the quills come out easily. If con­ at fronted by a predator such as a leopard, lion or hyena, the porcupines will erect their spines and quills, stamp their feet, rattle their quills and make a grunting noise. They are quite agile and gen­ • I' i • ■ M r - U O - <, r— ts U # * f| V I U erally terrestrial but they also • ’te.-. * r * t r « - f I ltf.1 ■ f.rp(1l are good swimmers. The upper side of the bodies of the porcupines Is dark brown, the underside blackish500 Laurel Avenue, Sanford, Flonda 32771 jg jf c brown and the throat band Is white. The head. neck, shoul­ [407) 323-3040 ders and legs have thin bristles T h e points a c c ^ u^ b e to re acquisition w e r " 2 ^ o n l y ^ o y e a rs . g m o n th p e rio d n o l m is m a n a g e d b y Hun Lung Inc„ « ^ t ^ mBn. we have maintained . n w o y e a rs o t m a n a g e m e n t, w e „* * » * * « °|c w » w z: c o m p lie d ' _________________________ H : CUSTOMERS T o W hom H m ay concern: My wN» and I have b**n coming to China King for years. W a hav* had very good aarvica and food from thit restaurant. I can say the food has been of the the high­ est quality. find tha food ham daBctoua. The atmosphere and service very enjoyable and the prioee am tha best in town. I’ve been a regular customer here since I moved from N ew York 2 years ago. Donald C.Prttchatt, Jr. Jerry L Cornell. Sue Ann Cornell SanfordI.FL To Whom It May Concern. M archS, 1996 I have been a resident of Sanford since the 60‘s. I have never had anything but axceBent food and service at China King, and I frequent this restaurant quite often. Jim Brogdon Sanford, FL To W hom It May Concern, W e have been eating ham for the last several years, and have found foe food to be excellent In our opinion foe restaurant la always dean and sani­ tary, and foa employees am efficient and courteous David Ooodpaster, Casselberry, FL W a leva this plaoa and wa w fl continue to dine here, as the food ie sxcsBsnt and maaonatola and we eat here at least twice a week. To Whom It May Concern, Mary F. Conway, W AA Conway, Marty Lae Conway Sanford. FL I am a frequent regular customer of China King Buflat I M aybe we've had warning of a utensil being placed in a sink it shouldn’t have been in or pest control problems which every restaurant has especially in Florida, but Mr. Lam is always quick to correct any problem we have and has done so all along. W h y don’t you pul that In your report? O n your web site you show 16 other restaurants with m any violations how­ ever you only show Bamboo Cafe’ and China King on film, both Chinese Restaurants. Could that be discrimina­ tion? Also the way you show on your commercials the kitchen of Bamboo Cafe' and then our sign gives the impression that is our kitchen and it is not. W e understand you have a job to do and respect that (act but we also have jobs and if our customers believe your reports we will no longer be able to make a living. W e eat at China King almost every day as do our family and friends. Obviously if our restaurant was as dirty as you report neither us or our families would eat here. Sanford, F L Prices and service are the best in this area. I have been oomlng to China King lor foe past two years and have never had any negative experience#. Th e food is excellent, well prepared, and a vast selection la offered. It definitely is one of foe beet value# In Central Florida. O n three different occaetone I have aaan the "negative* reports and they eeem lo be In aooord with the current "madia mania* which seems lo oonUnue to ‘Beat A Dead Horea*. Thare are aoma vary 1 beina committed on a meatier baais *fast food* franchise, but due to political affiliations these go unreported due to their Influence. China King should not bo "singled out." for any reason. I will continue to come hem and and bring m y International friends. W e have been employed at China King Buffet for 4 1/2 and 5 years and would like lo inform you that some of your Action News reports are totally untrue. You state that M. Lam closed a business because of Health Violations and rc opened here. China King has been open for 5 years and Mr. Lam only took over management 2 years and 3 months ago. You also report we have had filthy conditions and health violations in the past 2 1/2 years. W e have been here (or all our inspections and the only violations we’ve had were before Mr. Lam look over. W e can also assure you we would not be writing you this letter with our sig­ natures if we thought it would backfire. As frequent viewers ol Channel 9 we are very discouraged by the way this story was handled and wonder if the news we rely on every day Is only half of the story as this one is. Please know this letter is to tell you our side of the story as employees that want to get the story straight. 1 Sincerely, f Q t/k A f u i tatiHi* mi WJnWwji ---- vvMHTl Clermont, FL ft'. �BA •Scrrxnola Herald ^ Sanford. Florida •Sunday, Marcfi 29.1998 by Chic Young BLONDIE cfcur ‘Birthday Sunday. 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Flatlery lor flattery's sake could make you appear extremely insincere « IWSbyNfXInr '!*? « . It’s easier on paper BRIDOE North by Jimmy Johnson ARLO AND JANIS IKDOWHOWMUCHYOU enjoy going tonebeach. I EEMLYAPPRECIATEMW GIVING ITUP1HA YEAR. PHILLIP ALDER • o] zt«a a 43 * The Senior Life Master waa starting his monthly class. "It is well known (Jut a bridge prob­ lem presented on paper is easier lo solve than one faced at the table. In the former, you are warned when the key moment has arrived. But at the table, no one is ringing the bell. Still, sometimes the problem-setter can pull the wool over your eyes. "See what you make of the first problem on the sheets I have handed out" The students were confronted by the North-South hands from today's diagram. "You are South, the declarer in three no-trump. West leads the spade seven: three, queen, king. You imme­ diately take the club finesse, which wins. Whst next?" After giving them some moments to work out their line of play, the SLM continued. "I hope you noticed that you should not have taken the club fi­ nesse. Prom trick one, it is obvious (hat West has the spade ace. So, if . KJ 10 If 7 6 * A Q J 9 « West East A A 10 8 7 6 A Q 95 * 185 * 10 9 7 4 3 • a &2 •K4 A 75 A K 62 Kouth a KJ 2 v Ay 2 Last wins a trick, he can push a spade ♦AQJ 3 through, and you will go down unless A 10 4 3 the spades are breaking 4-4. You should put the club finesse onto the Vulnerable: Both Dealer South back burner. "You have six top tricks: one spade South West North Kul (given trick one), three hearts, one di­ I N T Pass 3 NT All pass amond and one club. You need three more tricks. You should play a heart Opening lead: a 7 to dummy's Jack, then take the dia­ mond finesse. If it wins, you have nine tricks via one spade, three hearts, four diamonds and one club. And if the dia­ a chance to try the clubs. mond finesse loses, West cannot con­ ‘Fight to keep the danger hand off tinue spades without giving you a sec­ the lead." ond trick there, and your ninth in all. He must play another suit, giving you llWSby NTAlnr by Jim Maddlck u n f - t a w KOREA S’ w u l , f t l e a s t r t t f l f c k R E W V W l 90C4TV « LEW BGUNJ PECKS WHILE 7 OWEL ANP TUE RICH PEOPLEMtt ( CYNtCALlN EETOH6 ML fftfc * (t !V0JKTtUt f GARFIELD You AtTt«u*RtGaaucR>n»iTte/ n#7YnTou»<ET096... w a n ts . \ r WTYOU V'fcUCRSMkMRiNfc.®*W\tW WOCTWVS •ARDEN KUcwNW VMM V IN THg*. * OTHER THIS UP9CAT CN6?... •EftU& TWtSl/ •'^CfMMCIDMMWfM'nCTnWACJfilfft, ( \fHOLTWtffk~ m Jjfw!"Sf®i1 JTM CMM96 9 26 ANNIE ...votess c a *ttM /w on o n taa / kh als *eKcrfw. » w 7 rro HAMAS HMJ _ r i u a prr o f A k JL U C IO T X Atm aiyiM . •ftmOHae. ' - M M by Leonard Starr �S E M IN O LE d je Meralb Ssnxnots Hsrskl. Sankxd. Florida •Sunday. March 29.1998 • I B Extra Points... Jeff Berlinicke <r* 1- Diam ond doings Willamson Deprived of the steps up for Lyman hoopla, Lake Mary girls win state anyway Herald Staff Writer |rO ■ M R am s rout By Tony DcBonnitr HERALD CORRESPONDENT LAKE MARY _ They were the unknowns, the non-glamorouB team that left the school parking lot at 6:30 a.m. last Friday m orning without a pep rally or signs sending them oft to a state title. The Lake Mary girls soccer team had the misfortune of winning the biggest soccer championship with the entire student body on spring break. Last month, the girls b as­ ketball team had a pep rally and signs hu n g all over the school. They deserved It as the num ber one team In die state for most of the year. Then, there was Bill Elssele's soccer team, a group that lost early, didn't have the unde­ feated record of the basketball team and didn't even earn the right to host n playoff game. An overtime loss to Oviedo in the district finals made sure the Rams would be racking up some serious bus mileage. They went to Orlando. Melbourne and Tallahassee and brought a championship trophy home after Aly Benitez knocked In a kick midway through the first half of the state title game against University last weekend. Then, the bus came back and left them at a lonely campus. When you think about the Rams' season, you have to think about determination. It would have been easy to give up after losing to familiar nemesis Spanish River early in the season. It would have been easy to think about next year, as only four seniors suited up for the Rams. But the thing to remember about Lake Mary is how they handled to Oviedo loss. It was the second straight time they failed to beat the Lions, tying them earlier In the sea­ son. Lake Mary had the district game won. signed sealed and delivered, but gave It away and was beaten In the sudden death shoo­ tout. The looks on the faces of the Rams was of devastation. Much like the faces they wore after a shocking loss to Winter Park In the playoffs last season. Lake Mary could have given up. but the looks weren't of sadness. No, they were of de­ termination, a feeling of moving on after the loss to grab the title they should have won last year. LONGWOOD . Thin In the stuff that legends are made of. On Tuesday night. J.T. William­ son pitched In relief for Lyman High School In a Junior varsity baseball game against Oviedo High School. Watching him work was Lyman varsity coach Hob McCul­ lough. ‘As I watched him pilch. I thought. Tills will work at the var­ sity level.* sold McCullough Friday night. *We were going to call him up anyway, so we promoted him to the varsity and let him start to ­ night.* Williamson responded by sinkm a s s see Lyman, Pag* 2B ‘D o g s By JafT Berllnlck* ASSISTANT SPORTS EDITOR Lyman's J om Torres went 4-lor-5 and drove r three runs (including the gams winner in tho bottom ot the ninth Inning) as the Greyhounds knocked oft the Oviedo Hons 6-5 In s Seminole Athletic Conference and GA District 5 game Friday night Bears blank Silver Hawks Prom BtalT Reports WINTER PARK _ The parity among the Seminole Athletic Conference baseball teams showed Itself again Friday night as drat-year program Winter Springs went on the road and shutout a very good Lake Howell team. *.*.•» , Brad Stcphanson scattered four hita and Evan Star cher drove In a run as the Dears whitewashed the Sil­ ver Hawka 2-0 at Lake Howelflftgh School. Stephan son. a sophomore righthander, struck out 10 and walked only two lo raise his personal record to 3-3 on the season. Danny Burleson Buffered the loss for the Silver Hawks despite giving up just two runs on six hits. In addition to Starcher. also a sophomore, sopho­ more Andrew Huff led Winter Springs with a 2-for-3 B E A R S 2 . S IL V E R H A W K S 0 W la ts r Springs 100 0 1 0 0 . 3 « 1 Laks Itow sU 000 000 O . 0 4 3 MrplMiiMKi inti Niitfrf* lloik-wm ami Ma>itl)» Wl* . Slrphanvn I I 3| IJ1 . Ilurlrwm Smr . lw.nr 211 _ tvttr 311 . Ukr ll.mrO II* Kk III! . mine Hrrnoh . Wlnlrr Sprni<* « I3 Ukr llowrll 14 7 evening at the plate. , Nik llajrk was l-for-3 with a triple for l-ake Howell. The Dears, under head coach Harold llllt and aaalstant Jeff Perez, raised their record to 6-12 and will play another Seminole Athletle Conference contest at Lyman nrxt Wednesday night starting at 7 p.m. The Silver Hawks of David Vince fell to 14-7 on the season and will be at Mt. Dora High School on Mon­ day night for a 7 p.m. game before returning home to Itost Houston. Alabama on Wednesday at 7 p.m. Three year struggle paying off for Tribe seniors Ironically, the first playoff game was id the Rams avenged against Winter Park. Anc the loss, playing with a confidence th at said this team might be something special. Elastic and the entire team continued to spew the company line of one game a t a time, but there w as always a feeling that this year was different. It became a m atter of, no t if. but when they won the whole thing. And as the mileage accumulated on the team bus and the cars of their parents and friends, you knew this was their year. Tallahassee, m uch like Lakeland for the basketball team, w asn't as m uch of a to u r­ nam ent as it was a victory waltz for Lake Mary. LAKE MARY _ When Lake Mary started out Its baseball season 0-3. the team never gave up hope and It'a paying off. Last night the Rams kept up their hot streak with a 14­ 4 win over district foe Deland In six Innings at Lake Mary. Early losses (Including a run rule loss at DeLand) led to wins over teams that the Rams weren't even expected to compete with. The bats have pickrd up. the pitching staff Is holding the score down and the fielding has led lo nine wins in the past 12 games since the difficult start. *We're a real good ball dub.* last night's winning pitcher Josh O’Brien said. ‘Sometimes we're not ready aa^^Rayy-- 4>ut ws have a chance t* be as -good aa any­ one in the district.* -The Rams got off to a slow start as Deland Jumped out to leads of 2-1 and 4-1 before the Lake Mary bat stu c k got them back into the game. By Jeff Bertimicke ASSISTANT SPORTS EDITOR SANFORD _ Three years of suf­ fering Anally paid off for Seminole softball players Sherri Elland and Kelley Langton. They were there for three years of losing and heard all the insulta. They were fortunate to get five wins during their freshman and homore seasons and were de­ led to actually get eight wins aa Juniors. Now that they are winners, it'a a lot more fun to be a softball player at Seminole. The 'Noles are 7-4 after a 16-8 win over Mainland Friday night a k fJM I Efemlnot* High School senior softball players Ke»ey Langton (left) and Sherri Eland have seen the Tribe go from a doormat to district favorite in their three years on the varsity. T h t Fighting Seminoies are now 7-4 on tho season. *T1 Local duo co-favorites for bodybuilding title By Jaff BeiHalnka ASSISTANT SPORTS EDITOR SANFORD _ Check out the picture accompanying this atory. Contest check-ln Is 9 a.m. and a contestant's meeting will follow at 10 a.m. The difference between this competition and moat others in the country tt that the Sanford Do Tracy Blahs and event will feature drug testing. Orctchen Van Flenner look like There will be three rounds In a couple of weightlifteni like the Ma. Fitness event Including you might aee In one of those a bathing suit competition for pump-you-up magazines? physique and body tone, eve­ ning gown competition In Not quite. But they'll be fa­ which the competitors will give vorites at the Mid-Florida Natu­ speeches on the philosophy of ral Bodybuilding Champion* fitness, and a routine Including ahlpa at Sanford Civic Center dance, gymnastics and flexi­ next Saturday. The event will bility. also feature the Ma. Fitness ‘It's all about the body and USA National Qualifier and Is open to anyone ranging from the mind,* Van Flenner said. ‘It's a lifestyle to look aa good age 19-62. aa you possibly can.’ Blahs agreed. *1 feel everybody should get Into some form of physical ac­ tivity.* ahe said. "If you think you look good, you’ll feel good.* Drugs are still rampant In the fitness and body building Industry, both said, but there are tell-tale signs to Indicate who la using steroids and who font and that's what makes the Sanford event something spe­ cial. Several of the competitors will be going on to national competition. And it's mostly because of the hard work the competitors put Into It. Blahs gets to the gym every morning at 6:30 a.m. and said that, even though there are times ahe wants to Jut blow It off for a day, ahe tries to repel that notion. •It's my way to relieve stress,* ahe said. Blahs won the Orange County Classic recently and is s favorite at the Sanford event. She also practices as a gym­ nast. For Van Flenner. It's her second show, but ahe said ahe wants to see Blaha do as well as herself. Til be Just as happy if she wins as If I do.* Van Flenner said. The event will culminate with the awards ceremony at 8 p.m. I r Tracy Blaha (left) and Qralchan Van Flsnnsr don't quMs It tha usual per­ ception of a bodybuilder, but they wS bs ftvorilaa whan Via Mid-Florida Natural Bodybuilding Championships art held at foe Sanford CMc Center. �2 B . Sermnoie HeraU. Santort. Honda - Sunday. March 29.1998 IN B R IE F Oviedo LAX girls win again OVIEDO _ Thr Oviedo girls' Lacrosse (cam remained one of only two nnt>eaten teams In the state of Florida with a 9-G Seminole Athletic Conference victory over Lyman at John Courier Field Thursday night. Goalkeepers Erika Witherspoon and Whit­ ney Wooten hade five saves each as the Li­ ons Improved to 6-0 on the season. Providing the offense for Oviedo were C ar­ rie Wright (three goals, three assists], Melissa McDermott and Ingred Clonfnger (two goals each) and Ann Huggins and Kim Calkin (one goal each). The Lions will host Cypress Creek on Tuesday, starting at 7:30 p.m. Bodybuilding C ham pionships 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 Dodybutlding Championship and Ms. Fitness USA National Qualifier. Some of the country's finest 'drug free* athletes will compete in the competition with men and women rangtng from age 19 - 62. The women's contest will offer a chance to compete In nationals in Las Vegas. Proceeds will benefit the Seminole County DARE program and tomudo relief victims. The contest will offer a variety of fitness and strength demonstrations and drew over 500 people last year. Kathleen Ebner won the women's overall title and Rlc McMUlen took the men's award. Contest c h e c k in Is at 9 n.m.. followed by a contestant's meeting at 10 a.m. and prejudg­ ing at 11 a.m. ■Hie 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 S C C 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 L y m an league for boys and girls 10 years-of-age and younger. All games are played at the college on S at­ urday mornings. Cost Is *50 per player or $400 per team. Registration forms are available at most elementary schools or by calling PAL at 3300600. rxt. 263. SCC at '328-2092. or access the Internet at l ITPP://members.aol.rom/starsbbrtll/tndex.h tml. On site registration at SCC on March 28 and April 4 from 10 n.m. to noon. lowed with another Infield sin­ gle and advnnred to second on a wild pitch, but was stranded Ing out nine without Issu­ there. ing a walk over eight innings The Greyhounds did the Li­ against the Oviedo varsity ons onr better as the first five tram. While he didn't figure In Lyman hitters reached base. thr decision - Lyman milled for David Milton singled hnmr Hilly Hess for Lyman's first two runs In the Ixiltom of the ninth for n 6-5 win - William­ nrn. Jose Torres then hit a son pitched well enough to es­ single to score Josh flaxen and tablish himself as the Grey­ Tyler Carr. Milton scored the hounds' No. 2 starting pitcher. fourth nrn of the Inning on a "As of tight now, he's our No. sacrifice fly by Kevin Graves. Oviedo tied the score In the 2 starter." said McCullough. 1 haven't been impressed by loo fourth when Guy Erwin doubled many players In my time, but and Troy Boutwell home red. after the game tonight. I That's the way the score walked up to J.T., shook his stayed until the top of the hand, and said, 'I'm im­ ninth. Erwin led off with a pressed'." double (his third of tlie game), Not only did he pitch right advanced to second on Boutstrong Innings, Williamson wcll's sacrifice bunt, and went pitch for pitch with scored on a throwing error. Oviedo ace Ben Knapp os Ly­ Lyman rallied for the win tn man improved to 8-10 overall, the bottom of the ninth. Todd 4-1 In GA-Dlatrtct 3 play, and Rndcllff led off with a walk, 3-2 against Seminole Athletic moved to second on a sacrifice bunt by Hess, and came Conference competition. Oviedo dropped to 8-5 and 2- around to score the game-tying 3 In both dlstrirt and confer­ run when Dozen's Infield single was thrown away at first base. ence play. "We've been looking for Alter an Intentional walk to someone to step tn and take Carr. Milton hit Into a fielder's the ball after our ace." said McCullough. "11c took the ball tonight and threw strtkrs. That's all we can ask." Continued from Page IB Williamson's first start got off Bretzer. normally Die to a rocky atari as the first four aceBrian of the Lake Mary pitching Oviedo hitters reached base. Justin Holmes led off with an staff, got things going when he tnfleld single before Scott Fer­ launched a home run In the rell doubled to center field. fourth Inning that still hasn't Jeremy Frost's in field single landed. The shot gave Lake Mary the lead, nnd O’Brien was then scored Holmes. untouchable the rest of the Ferrell scored moments later way. Lake Mary broke the game when Oviedo attempted a dou­ ble steal. Frost being retired open in the sixth. Randy Lewis after being caught tn a run­ doubled to score a run to make down at first base. Knapp Tol- It 9-4 and Ilrrtzcr's single on Bow en/W eston Football Camp LAKE MARY _ The Seminole Police Athletic League (PAL) is hosting the third annual Bowen/Weston Football Camp for boys and girls ages 7-18 years old at the Lake Mary Sports Complex on Saturday. April 4, from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Funner National Football League and Uni­ versity of Florida players will serve as roaches for the camp. Among the players nlready committed arc John L. Williams (Seattle Seahawka/Plttsbugh Steelers), Jam es Bates (defensive co-captain for Flor­ ida's 1996 National Champions), Louts Oliver (Miami Dolphins) and Huey Richardson (Pittsburgh Strelers). 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 bugged 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 cost for the camp Is $30 for prerrglstratlon 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. Golf for Lake Howell OVIEDO _ Support the Lake Howell High School Booster Club at the annual golf tour­ nament April 19 at the Ekana Golf Club. The club raises money for Lake Howell athletics. Cost Is $48 per player and Includes lunch. Fax Information to Doug Borsum (788-1666) or Lake Howell (320-9025) to participate. Con tinned from Pag* IB Seminole softball team cruises DAYTONA BEACH _ Marta Duvall hurled a two-hitter and the Seminole offense scored in every Inning but one as the Fighting Semlnoles crushed Mainland 16-5 tn a Class 5ADtstrtct 5 . control.-in Daytona Beach Friday afternoon. Duvall struck out eight In four Innings, giving her 62 k's for the season. The Junior also lowered her earned run average to 1.63. The TWbe scored three runs In the first Inning and two runs tn the second inning before turning the game Into a rout by plating seven runs tn the third Inning. In fact. Seminole led 16-0 before the Buccaneers scored ihctr five runs in the bottom of the fifth Inning against fresh­ man reliever Julie Keefer. Providing the offense for the Fighting Semlnoles Were Kelley Langton (2-for-4 with a double, three runs scored, one RBI). Many Prtddy (2-for-3, one RBI) and Lakelta Bryant (2-for-4. two RBI). Also contributing were Duvall (l-for-2 with a triple, two runs scored, three RBI). Mellissa Witte (l-for-3, one run scored, two RBI). Sherri Elland (1-for4. three runs scored, one RBI). Julie Keefer (l-for-3). Angela Keefer and Octavta Redd (one run scored each) and Andris Garcia (one RBI). The Tribe Is now 7-4 on the season and wtU boat Oviedo tn a Seminole Athletic Conference game on Wednesday at Semi­ nole High School starting at 6:30 p.m._______ • *' nOHTINO 5SMDIOLM 16. BUCCANEERS 6 • a m la o la sa.i-i..i» 2 2 7 0 4 . IB 10 000 02 G R E Y H O U N D S 8. L IO N S 5 O vie do Lym an 3 3 2 7 D u v a l J . Keefer (5) 'a n d Elland. Mainland battery not available. W P _ Duvall (7-41. LP . N/A. Save . non*. 2 B . SrmtnrSe. Langton. 30 _ Seminote. D u v a l UR _ none. Record _ Seminole 74. and a favorite In the Class 5A race for the title. Elland and Langton have struggled through three horrible seasons and are finally reaping the benefits as seniors. "It feels a lot better to finally be winners." said center field Kelley Langton. "I feel so much more confident than In the past three years." It would have been easy to quit, especially af­ ter their disastrous freshman and sophomore seasons when they won only five games. Last season. Seminole was competitive but the wins still weren't Coming an d the team lost several players to othsfigports despite having no sen­ iors. Elland and Langton decided to return anyway. "I Just love the game so much that it's like you have to put up with losing to come back," Lang­ ton said. "That's my feeling." Elland added. *1 plan on playing In college." The seniors have been through so much over the past three years that It has drawn the ones 2 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 1 . 5 11 3 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 . fl 10 2 Knapp. Ilnutwrll 171 and Frwtn Wllllamenn lUdi IlfT 191 and Kjinlmkl Wl' . Hadrllfl 11 01 Ll> . Ikiutwrll (0-21. Save _ nonr. 711 _ Ovk-do Envtn 3 12nd, 3rd. 4lhl and FrrrvU (3rd) 311 . nonr. lilt _ Otirdo Ilnutwrll |4lh|. H rrorta Oviedo H 5 2-3 HA IMetrtrt 3. 2-3 Seminole Alhieur Conte fence; l.jrman (I1. 4-1 flA Ihstrkl 3. 3-2 Seminole Alh- kilc OMgMflMr R am s T r ib e ----------Prom Staff Reports choice. Tones followed with another single (his fourth of the game), scoring Hozen with the game-winning run. Torres went 4for-5 with three RBI to pace the Grey­ hounds. Carr added two singles and n nin. Hnzcn singled and scored two nins. Milton had a single, n run. and an RBI. J a ­ son Ziegler and Williamson enrh hit a single. Hess and Rndcllff each scored a nrn. Graves added an RBI. Providing the offense for Oviedo were Boutwell (two-run home run); Erwin (three dou­ bles. two runs): Ferrell (double, two singles, one run): Frost (single. RBI): Holmes (single, run); and Knnpp nnd Tim Hule (each with a single). Continued from Pago IB the next pilch scored Lewis from second. Scott Hlltnakl, who has been struggling lately, doubled and a passed ball made it 12-4. With two runnera tn scoring position, a throwing error by Deland's third pitcher of the night gave Lake Mary the 14-4 lead nnd the game waa called l»y the 10-nin rule. It hasn't been smooth sailing all season for the Rams but coach Allen Tuttle tries to for­ get the blotches on the record. who stayed around closer together. "There's a bond with us," Langton said. "Somrtlmes we agree and sometimes wr don't but there's a bond that comes with being to ­ gether for so lung.' Especially with the people that liavc been here longest," Elland added. "WeVe all bonded and even though some of the other players aren't seniors, we sttll have something between us. like (pitcher) Maria (Duval). We are pitcher and catcher and have a bond between us." Seminole started out the season at 5-1 but has slipped recently, losing four of seven games. StiU. the 7-4 start la the best., singe coach Dave Rogers took ovyr five seasons ago. 11c hasn't hod a strong core of upperclassmen to work with, but the ones who have Btayed around have been willing to make sacrifices. Elland played shortstop, outfield and second baseman lost season and was asked to move to catcher this year. She had no problem learning a new position. "I was all for It." Elland said. "It Just seemed like tt would be different. Marta told me she wanted me to catch so 1 agreed." The move hasn't come without a couple of problems. Elland waa bowled over In a game against Oviedo two weeks ago during a play at the plate, and received a similar beating against Lake Mary during a 10-0 loss Thursday. Both times, she was hurt but came up ready to play. After the Oviedo play, Elland said she swore it wouldn't happen again. When It did, she got right back up to finish. "It didn't affect me," Elland said. "I have to get back up to finish. I had to do ft." Langton leads the team with a .400 average) and no errors In center field. She also leads the: team In RBI and extra-base hits. Elland is hitting .280 wtth nine RBI and has) only allowed six passed balls after 277 batters.! Seminole has been getting knocked down and finally Is ready to get back up. ! j Legal Notice! Legal Notlcee tni oiaourr cottar By: Jano E. Jaatwrc t n i tarn j u d m ia l Deputy Clerk oiaourr, m aao rod THE LAW OFFICES OF •■Miaoca couarv, OAVIO J. STERN, P.A. noai oa SOI S. University Drive Suite >40 juaisMonoa otvuioa FL S33S4 oaaa sot sa-ssrr eai« ■ Plantation, (*M) m-sooo ctTicoss. f s a. P1AINTIFF ts-aorro if m j c m i in of V*. SANDRA PETERSON A/KM SANDRA WILLARD. IF LIVING, AND IF OIAD. THE UNKNOWN AROUSE. HEIRS. DEVISEES. OSANTEES. ASBIONEEI. UENORS. CREDITORS. TRUSTEE* AND ALL OTHER PARTIES CLAIMING AN INTEREST SY, THROUGH. UNDER OR AGAINST EAHORA PETERSON A/KM SANDRA WILLARD; el e l. DEFENOANT(S) In accordance with the American with Diaabthtiae Act, persona with dtaabilKiea need­ ing a apectal accommodation should contact lha Clark ol the Circuit Court at tha SEM IN O U County Courlhouae at 44T-3Z3* 4330. not later than raven day* prior lo tha proceeding It hear­ ing impairad. 1-S00-SSIS77HTDD) or 1-400-MS.STTO via Florida Malay Sarvica Publish March E l. f*. IFSS D EO -IS I______________ • NOTICS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN purauent lo ■ Summary Final Judgmnnt ol torecloeure dated March ISlh. 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PAGES IS Dstad this ISth day ol MARCH. IBS*. (CIRCUIT COURT SEAL) MARYANNS MORSE Clerk ol tha Circuit Court The Auction will bo held si ISOS pm on said datee above. McConnell Towing S Recovery intent EL M i l Prospective bidders may inspect vehicles one hour pripr to aala. Terms ais cssh hr Certified Fundi. McConneM tawing reserves the right lo accept or refect any and a* bide. Publish March t i . 1SSS DSO-SSS nos of roaaoLosuM no I ) sals JNIMN24SIFM124S4I l �Seminole Herald, Santord, Florida •Sunday. March 29,1998 • 3 8 GET van Dunkman working hard to realize dream of a college golf career By Jeff Berlinlcke ASSISTANT SPORTS EDITOR Paul Dunkman has mad# great ttridaa In hit tour ysars at Lake Mary and ia currently trying to aal Ns ware* to a coltogs. LAKE MARY _ Oolf Isn’t like other sports when It comes to college recruiting and opportunities for the best of them. Lake Mary senior Paul Dunkman Is under­ standing that. Dunkman Is one of the best play­ ers in Seminole County and vies with teammate Matt Ackley for team supremacy, but tn high school, a player has to sell himself to a univer­ sity. especially if he hasn't spent his entire childhood playing Junior events all over the country. "If you can't fly all over the country as a Jun­ ior. you are up the creek without a paddle.* Dunkman said. "You have to market yourself.* Dunkman la pursuing the University of Mis­ sissippi and Southern Mississippi, but said that selling himself Is an important part of the proc­ ess. They both have excellent teams but they aren't established like Oeorgla and Florida,* Dunkman said. "But TH have an opportunity to play at a Division I school.* Dunkman shouldn't have to look too hard for a chance. He's only been playing competitively for three year, but Is averaging 38 so far this season and said he Isn't even playing to his po­ tential, nor la his tram. The Rams are 6-2 but have lost two straight. The first half of the season, we didn't play a schedule that was as strong as we knew It was going to be,* Dunkman said. ‘Everybody on the team hasn't been playing as well as they can at the same tlirte.* Dunkman and Ackley, who has already signed with Florida State, lead the Rama' golfers, but they have some talent playing behind them. Scott Olles. Cory Imlay, Brian Cole and Matt Juday round out the Rams' lineup but It's Ackley and Dunkman that battle for low score. ■We're as competitive as we can be.* LXxik- * 1 . 0 0 EGG BOXES * 3 . 0 0 •. man said. “You always want to be low scorer, and we can win districts If everyone plays to their potential.* The Rams suffered a loss when Tommy Lee. one of the team's best players, transferred to the David Leadbetter Academy after last season and Dunkman said someone has to step up and take his place. *1 haven't been playing up to my potential." Dunkman said. When you have academics as the main focus. It Isn't always easy to concentrate solely on golf. Dunkman Is taking two advancedlaeement classes and his other classes are all onors. “ There's a lot of pressure to get grades.* he said. *1 do the best 1 can but sometimes getting my grades Is more Important.* When his game Is on. he's a tough competitor who con drive It over 300 yards most of the time. The Rams play at tough courses like their home tracks of Tlmacuan and Alaqua. Coach Scott Underwood has seen Dunkman progress from a newcomer to one of the best In Central Florida. ‘I've seen him Improve over four years,* Un­ derwood said. T o see him do so well as a sen­ ior shows that hard work really does pay off.* Both In the classroom and on the links. CHOOSE: LADIES CLOWN IV BUNNIES Call For LocationOf Sale! 3234)253 K Je ff Thur. A Frl. April 2 a 3 April 9 a 10 SATURDAY'S ONLY APRIL 4 a 11 SANFORD PUBLIX Recycling M A C H IN E from Pago IB And If you saw the way they looked after losing In the district finals, you wouldn't have doubted that Lake Mary was going to a coronation. Last Second Shot: Has there ever been a seven-way tie for first place In Seminole Athletic Conference baseball? The season Is shaping up that way. Duffer’ Berlinicke from the Eagles Nest the turn without Informing his playing partners who waltnl for him a t the 10th SANFORD _ Before we try tee. He was also sober when he to tu rn Jo h n Daly Into a hero, let's consider some shot an 16 on a hole last week at Bay Hill (followed by facts. It was tills time last year a birdie two). that he destroyed a hotel In Daly might be better bu t Ponte Vedra Beach, the site maybe he needs a hit more of the Players Champion*" of a break than the to u r ship this weekend. He ended gave him. When he's sober. up In a hospital, strapped Daly Is the most exciting down and a few weeks later, player In the game. People pronounced himself ready to talk about his length off the rejoin the tour. tee, but th at didn't win him Of course he was welcomed a PGA title In J991 or the with open arm s. Like him o r British Open tn 1995. It waa not, he's still the m ost fasci­ his short game. Daly h as nating player In golf. In­ one of the softest touches In cluding Tiger Woods, and he the game and when he's got sells tickets and television that going with his driver, time. he Is awesome. But let's remember he's He'a sober - again - but had two major m ishaps In let's remember that he'a a loose cannon. He waa sober the last year. Now Is not the time to give him encour­ last J u n e when he walked agement. Tills time, J o h n away from the U.S. Open a t By J i f f Bsrtinicks ASSISTANT SPORTS EDITOR Daly, who has had m any second chances, has to prove himself. The 10th Hole: It's spring and m ost of the high schools In Seminole C ounty are holding their an n u al booster club golf to u rn a ­ m ents. >' >n Lyman gets things started with an April 13 outing a t Rolling Hills Oolf Club. Coat Is $65 per person or $250 for a foursome with Rolling Hills members teeing off for $45. The cost Includes IB holes with carts, a dinner, wel­ come gifts and prizes, There’s a 3 p.m. shotgun start, so call Ann C arr (3395244) or Dan Cannon (8695196) for Information... Lake Howell ia later in the week, teeing off April 19 a t Ekana. That's a course which will challenge anyone and you might even catch some alll0rtors tanning on ground of over 33 years as a teaching player and a Class A PGA member... ...Winn Dixie wlU host Its In­ vitational Charity Golf Tournam ent to benefit the Scouts of Central Florida a t the newly remodeled Palm Coast Resort on April 20. starting at 8:30 a.m. Only 100 foursomes will partici­ pate and It's first-come, first serve...For golfers looking to play the Blue M onster a t Doral. the resort is offering a package with reduced prices from April 9 - 17. Call 1-80071-DORAL... The North Florida PGA Section Is accepting registra­ tions appllcaUons for the 1998 Maidll North Florida PGA Ju n io r Cham pionship at Scotland Yards Golf Club in Dade City. Ju n e 11-12. Call 904-322-0899 for In­ formation. the back nine. Cost Is $48 per player with hole spon­ sorships going for $100. Shotgun Is a t 1:30 p.m. with closest to the pin competi­ tions. longest drive and p u t­ ting events starting at noon. Range balls will be provided. Call Lake Howell a t 320-9050 for Information... Lake Mary tans can head on out ta Ttmacuan on May 4. They better be early risers. Tee-time Is at 8 a.m. with lunch, awards and a raffle to follow. There will be a p u t­ ting contest, longest drive, closest to the pin and wagers to knock tt on the green. Goody bags will be offered, so call Mike McLean (3248288 for Information... Tlmacuan Oolf & C ountry Club will host its Men's Member-Guest T ournam ent April 2-4.. .Speaking of T1macuan. Gene Thompson Is the new teaching profes­ sional and brings a ■ SettPropelled 3-speed traction drive. ■ Extra-wide 25" vacuum noule. • Variable suction control ■ Optional vacuum kul with IS' Heubie hose and blower tube ■ Triangular shredder hammers, two chppmg knives. AVAILABLE LOCALLY AT. S M I T T Y ’S M OW ERS 2S06 8. PARK DR.. 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Brady (2-0), from Lake Mary, followed iy> a three-hit. 13 strike out performance a week ago with a four-hit. 12 strike out outing this week as the Cardinals improved to 4-0 on the season. Blaine Rosebeny suffered the loss despite striking out 11 over eight innings. ia In the other game, the Yankees overcame ,« 1-0 deficit with a run In the seventh In­ ning. then scored three runs In the eighth tuning on the strength of a taro-run single by Oviedo's Carlos Martinez to edge the > The standings have the Cardinals on top at 4-0. with the Yankees right behind at 3- The winner's added another run tn the third, then tacked on single runs In the fifth and seventh Inning and two runs In the sixth Inning to build a 7-1 lead. The game n s still In doubt, however, as the Braves came up with a pair of runs In the bottom of the eighth inning and had the tying run at the plate. But a hard ground ball waa stopped by Deltona's Oraccy. who flipped to Smith to end the threat. The Cardinals then added a final run tn the top of the ninth Inning. Providing the offense for the Cardinals were Altamonte Springs' Capozxola (4-tor5, taro runs scored), Carpenter (4-for-6, one run scored, three RBI), Smith (3-for-5 with a double, one run scored, one RBI), Oracey (3-for-5 with a double, one run scored), Klllbum (2-for-5 with the home run, two runs scored, two RBI). Brady (l-for-5 with a double, one run scored) and Sanford's David pM'k (one RBI). Doing the hitting for the Braves were Jeff Bander (l-for-3) and Rosebeny. Ed Sieger and Tim Loby (all l-for-4). wm* ■ Modular I Furniture Decor Item and Morel Longw ood Business Liquidators Monday thru Saturday 10am-«pm E l.. - �t I WfUx'-t 4D D a’ Bom b hears all... 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' Pul you know th.it. of t hr scvn i county high li.’.'ls holding graduuvott guvs at W in­ ter Spnn»is aren't old in mch vet will hr Id on either May 2t> Da Bomb just night va'd w atinna i m I. 11 h u . e e t U nt. ( i . u l l i l } i . i I |||g M try ik i students attend mi. ihi’ii in ar ni tin in uni lilUlllllll. >il.l|lfInllf' Will p.i\ ni fi s . l T o o tun n ilniiilil ill In llnltli |l .11 ( oldlllg III (In I hnit tlirllllii'l s I nl months Mull llii'V ll.lVf lift'll -rlii m in . Da Bomb s e / sorry It's late, hut how bout the ; Winter Springs c h e e r ­ leaders who won the slate 3A rh eerlea d in g cham pionship? Not bad lor a llrst-year school. titutif) i i 11 s t u n - - , . m i l m is liiiiilt.iisfts •is n tin- Chad Wclbom. son o( bill lint I i unui Welhorn has made the Deans l.lst lor the ut.’it term at Johnson A Wait s l r.ivi rstty He will iilu.iti in May with a culldecree gro h o ld in g v a n tin t it l u u k s if.till I ts i_u.il M usi nl tls . H r still liflllllll m i p a y m e n t s " saiil P a u l in K n -n ‘ U n i \ vf s h o u l d I k - o k a y * n »r la k i M a n - rh n t r w ill l u ­ rfp rrsfn t Da Bomb sez how bout a thum bs up to some of the area golf courses that let high school team s play th ere despite the fact that they can be getting tons o bucks charging regu­ lar greens fees. niitsitlf cl u n i i ti n ' ittilv narv Srn *n Ht » Herakl Sn n ’ord H o n d a group in ilif I lu n d a . stntf and to am ong tin* i i t l i f t v f t u i f s i n w h i e h t h e y w i l l p f t l u n n art* tin* C a t h f d r . i l nt N u t r i- D a n i f a n d slu m - F estival tin* llfs ld fs M aid W est m in ste r A b b e y "Well probably be seared in death.* said eltolr member Knca Jane Stanley "All Ihe pictures we see in history i l a s s , now we can s e e l l i f l l l III person and It's Incredible." When the crimp cels to Westminster Abbey. they'll Nfrt'i] lt»<jl.i ti| J#** The l a k e M at, ’ .on is p r e p a r i n g t0 l e a v e lor a to p to I u r o p e w h e r e it will t e rt or m b o t o r e i rovvds in I o n | m .irtd P a n s sine helot. .i it col.ii • Inili Ii s' m u some "I whnli will lie pi'ltomied in I .Hill He Like M.iiv i holt has petloltlled ovetseas III the past Inn tin time it should tie •i I n t l e l o t m u le In n llieie s i dltteiein e tills time.* Kieuiet s.nil "We have a Ini more tree lime During the III day stav. the i lion mil perform al least live limes the limit earned its mp It lias been tanked highly in many statewide competitions tin liulmc famine superior honors m disim I lor Us show • hoir superior honors lor the Madncals. the Like Marv me dieval choir. superior lor the adv.mced women sextet. stipe- M e m b e r s ti a v o [ m e n h o ld in g Ini a d v .lin e d im m e ll siip en m tu| g e n e l . i l (> ln «‘ F tim p e tinii and wom en lull w e e k I lie C > " i i p m i l lu lu L im ln ii a n d a rrive m i 2 ' • w ith I he next feiv a n d th e h ist •I drive days llltllstel Ihe n| t h e n In h llllip la i e low e t llv Mv m il lo n ie rts e n train e Abbey, o| In W est a v is it to I,oin In n ti n - tup M aidston e to P a ils I estival, when* s e e ti n - L m v r e ex« lir s lo n s and so ol the lo a ll ex llien they a w ill sh o p p in c " W e w e r e i m l l e t l liv t h e erniiieiil hi ( asllc S h a k e sp e a ie s i iirsm ii lo ( a n le r h iir y . tup <•> a .i l u l l t o u r o l t h e c i t y • linit- a v is it i n W i n d s u t course iLike Mary). (Like Mary). A la n J am ison lLik< Mary). D av id Lee |Ovtedo|. K e b a Abraham (Like Howell) and A iex K u n e ll.ymanl won the rtcht to represint Seminole < utility m the F'londa Com* lliiss m n e r > Ai demit (llal It uye this April Byrd • • • E. R ich . of ( asselberrv has been named in thi Deans Lisi al Huston ' Diversity M ictiael M cgun M arie ...U K .io o d Breen, ol has been nam ed to tla t Diversity o l M is s is s ip p i i h a m e l l o r ' s H o n o r h u l l lot a _ia d e point a v e r a g e b e t w e e n l 7 r> a n d -l •> • • • Sarati S in g ly ol Lux/aro and A n d re w I.vm au w ere lll/ed .IS lltiullsth t tonal Mint < "tiip t n tii.n tin m a t l i o l u : In Na Scholarship w h i t ft (in retoc the lo p s t u d e n t s i n A l l l f r i l .1 p lat e s ai a d rliiti Annum latum Catholic Aiademy captured more awards than any Seminole County school at the t ounty '8 science, math and rngmeerinc Km Winners included Wil­ liam Newman. Alyssa Mason, Kristin Ritter. Jacqueline Gray. Christy Meyer, Mary Del Ray. Stephanie Loy. Christopher Taylor, Lacey Medley. Christian dcVivero. Ryan Pclfarin and Rebecca Yoakum. • • • I hi sixth grade Knowledge Masters iearn at Greenwood Likes Middle S< hool won first place in die state In the Flunking ( ap Quiz Howl. It ain members were: Katie Booth, Bethany Rowllnga. Sarah Rosenberg. Shannon Ryan. Justin Rcfl. Eric Fraser. John Johannsen, David Staggs. Alex Grbi. Ka­ tie Bockstall, Stacy Sitlcrico. XitiJ Shah, C hris­ tie Mcchler. Jessica Chiu. Monica Ingalla. Matthew Dean. MacLcan Wade, Meera Shenoy and Nicole Ginn. 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J • •1.1 •• » * N o w T a k in g L a d ie s S p r in g C lo th in g O n C o n s ig n m e n t ' * ' ♦ ' * t * A * 1 • * •• * ’"*• » •• »• *. *» ff ♦» •» C o r in P ------- K ^ / B -----*------- w ~ ‘ Consignment Collection yss 211 W Watren Ave (The Historic Distncli longt'.ood • 332-5006 DROWNING IN CREDIT CARD DEBT? Vf t s|t v Hung M you Kristin Johnson, ol Lmc «l w a s named to the ! ) i . His last |ui at NtaCara U n i A sh le r Tr... C "V a V icto r w a l ll lo in s «'Xl Ill'll i h ull cel*. w ill e x p e l lent e .n choir l e a v e s M a y PH I eallv noi Katie Marie S u to n , a Stetson University Kiighsh major has been Initiated Into the schools Omlcron Delta Kappa national leadership honor society. She Is a resi­ dent of Lmcwood and a graduate of Like Mary High Si liool Like Mary senior K ristina Lundberg lias been chosen a • • • winner of the liilusiim 2 -‘i Women Si lent e Awards. She Scott Policy, ol Lougwood. was i hosen fiom over fi.000 vva- named to the Dean's List applli ants. it \i.u.a!a I diversity • • • f u n d r a i s e r s tor s e v e r a l m o n t h s a n d m o s t h . i . e ,i i u e v » - 1 V >• r g CONSUMERBUDGET COUNSELING, INC. Tw ice is nice for G LM S and Blake Longstaff IS A NON-PROFIT SERVICE ORGANIZATION OFFERING DEBT REDUCTION r t U I CMFIMXTIAl MTIRVKW Ik K U t M Oil OT m o w CALI CBC, INC. (407) 599-0057 By Courtney Leffcw I I K I t A l . l ) C O U K K S I ’O N D K N ' I HI.ike Lmgstalf knows what II means to put others before hliiist*ll UmgstalT. an honor student and eighth grader at Greenwood Likes Middle School he has been rewarded the Dreamer and Doer Award. "Hits was wonderful lor Hl.ikr especially because this was dir second time be lias received the award. Hlake was chosen when lie was In fifth grade also." ex­ pressed Ills mother. During Ills three years at Greenwood. Lmgslall has been very involved In several service clubs and organizations. Lmgslall plates countless time, ellort and tommilmeni to helping Ills school, lie Is a member ol the IIKTA Club and president ol the Student Conn­ ell. In Ills mission to assist others. Litigstall has organized litany limd raisers lor needy **hlldreu. m addition to partaking m community service projects In die school area, lie also leads many si liool events during the year "Hlake is an active student leader who *j»uts service above sell." This high achieving honor roll lyoungl man has proven hlmseil to be a dedicated, trustworthy, and respectable |M*rson both lit and out ol die classroom. He Is used by the teachers on campus as a tole model and stand.ird lor others lo emulate. The Greenwood Likes Middle School "family" lakes great pride In Hlake." Greenwood Likes principal Mii liael Mtzwlck! said. In Ills spare time Lmgstalf enjoys playing golf with his family, lie also dabbles on the computer. LmgstalT Is a leader who takes the Initiative, lie will he an asset Like Maty High will he glad to have next year KEEP YOUR PET ON HIS HOME TURF With Radio Fence’ • l.ileiniic Wuiiuiiiv • I ice l.stiuutcs • lice llasii' Otvilicncc Video wuli l-.vcr) Quote • S.iiisl.ietion (iu.uantee Safe Pet Inc. 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IRap ra *a n fa 11« a T *» a T ip Inn t mI raN 761 C n i %% H im Lana Sanford F l 17 7 n Artarriay for Paryiifia' Rapra*wnfat*(* Staptian M Cony*r Midr hi*on M a n i l a E C'lovti P A P ' D m 1M 9 a* h.rd f l 1 ?T T7 i1 j t i 172 «0St f h - da Da* Nn 0)1 «0AQ fJ .j 111'■*Hi Ma'ii h 29 and Aj. r i '99A DEO 2 U L e g a l N o tic e s L e g a l N o tic e s IN T H E C I R C U I T C O U R T OT T H E E IG H T E E N T H JUD ICIAL C IR C U IT OF F L O R I D A IN A N O F O R S E M IN O LE C O U N T Y GENERAL J U R I S D I C T I O N D IV ISION C A S E NO. 17 -1 8 2 9 C A I4 R ..rfhrui** 301 N Park »•■ Sint* N1 0t Sai tord fa 12 7 7t at laa%l fiv* day* » or to tha firm aa ip ny la *|ihnn* |407| 371 <110 1777 1 S00-9SS 8771 ( T D D ) f i 800 9S5 8770 IV) v a Fh.r.da Malay Safv.c* * Publish Marr h 23 79 1998 D E O 186 h a r o o r f in a n c ia l M O R TG A G E C O RPORA TION Plaintiff VI' R U L I S O N A R C H E R IV al al Da* and ant |*J N O TIC E OF F O R E C L O S U R E S A L E N O T IC E IS H E R E B Y GI VEN puraijant tn a Final Jtirfgn»an1 id For ar lu V ur a da la d Janma'y 7Hth 199H an«f Ofda r Ra*i hadi.ling Sa'a flatait M a n ti tf,th 199A antarwd m Ca*a No 9 7 1A79 C A t 4 A nt tt.a C m .id C i . lift cif tha EIG H TEEN TH J i ii I k ial C m Nd in and fnr SEMI N O L I Cou nty Finfnla mharain haroor f in a n c ia l mort G A GE C O R P O R A TIO N <% Plaintiff amt RUL IS O N A R C H f R IV D A R L E N E A R C H E R a/bJm D A R t I N E A A R C H E R huat.and and a da F l R S T P t u S F 'NA N ClAl INC and AN M N A N O W N P E R S O N IN PO S s e s s io n of the su d ject i d Al PROPfRTY a»a . m.dafd* i aa.lt «all in ff.a *«*\f and It ai f liiddaf for . ,r. at Hi* Wa%t Ifnnf ifout "■i1 * rti.. 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MARYANNE MORSE Cl *r 8 of th* C t r t u ‘1 Co ur l Oy Jan* E Ja**wic D*puty Clerk THE L A W O F F I C E S OF DAVID J S T E R N P A 601 S University Q n v r Suit* SGG Plantalion FL 33174 |9S4) 233 8000 98-2071 1 (F N W ) In ace or da nc* with I he American with Ditabdities Act pe rto n s with ditabildip* n e e d ­ ing a special acc om m od a tio n ahould contact (he Clerk ol the Circuit Co urt at Ihe S E M IN O L E Cou nty Courth uu se at 407-3234330 not later than seven days prior to the pro ceeding II hear­ ing imp aire d 1 -8 0 0 -9 5 5 • 7 71 ( T D D ) or 1 -8 0 0 -9 5 5 S 7 70 via Florida Relay Service Publish M arch 22 29 1998 D E O - 191 SKMINOLS C O U N T Y BCC PROJECTS: Prui act » ^ f P j < a A 8 f l / B 2 C Pr o, a ct Title U l U i U — A ii d i t Do r u n e n l a 43B) 0 ( > .n ,n u Oale A e n L T S l l u 1 4 I I L *1 i. CP jj D! . l U l l l L ------L m x P t »- p t o (J o a a l C o n t e r a m . 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FLO R ID A GENERAL J U R IS D IC T IO N D IV ISIO N C A S E NO • 7 2 6 2 4 C A M fi Ml 1 1 ON M O R T G A G E C O M P A N Y F/ k /A M E L L O N i N A N C i A l Sf r VICES C O R P O R A T I O N •*> P l A'N^rFI VS C l E Mt N T j GR Av «F L'V N G AN D iF DE AD ?ME U N K N O W N SPO US E h e DEV SEES G R A N TE E S ASS'G N EE 5 i e n o r s c r e O' t o r s TR u S T| E S A ND A n O T h ER P A R T iE s C l A M N . A N NTE R| ST 0* T m R ,Q t4 U N D E R C P A » A NS* clem ent , gra* N K N O W N SP JSE QF CLE M E N T j GRAY * ANV SWf f *WAT| R IN T H I C I R C U I T C O U R T OF T H E I H T M J U D I C I A L C I R C U I T . IN A N D F O R S EM IN OLE C O U N TY . F LO R ID A GENERAL J U R I S D I C T I O N D IV ISIO N C A S E N O 97 24 16 C A 14 C COLONIAL M O R TG A G E COMPANY Pl A N T lF F VS M A i h O C m STRASSE R A/K A MAS w m Q C h $ * PA S S E R if LIV ING AN D tF DE AD t h ( UNKNOWN S P O U S E M f . p s DF V SE t S j R A N r EES ASSIGNEES I V RS CRE D ‘ TO R S * » f ’ EES A ND A H O T h e r A8 ’ I S C l A M N G AN N *f R f S T O y T h R O ' j G h NL F R DR A G A i N S T M A i H O CH STR ASSfR A i-k /A M A I W m O C h SYMASSE R U N K N O W N S PO US E OF MAS h O C m S T R A S S E R A « A M AS W mO C h STRASSER f a n y m F T a f .r s t Fi n a n c i a l c o r p o f i a t .q n f/ K A T R A N S A M E R i C A F iN A N C Ai. S E R VI CE S NC J O H N DOE AND ^ A N f DCC AS U N K N O W N TEN A N TS in P OSSESSION OEFENDANTiS i N O TIC E OF F O R E C L O S U R E S A L E N O T I C E IS h e r e b y d v E N pursuant lu a Sum ma ry Final Ju d gm en t ul hj*eclo*w»e dated March 13th 1998 entered m C'V'l Ca** No 9 ' 24*6 C A l 4 E at !h* C - r t u d Co ur t nt Ih* ' H ’ n J ud ctal Circuit -n and tor SE M ' NOLE Courtly SANFORD Fior da *> 1 *e- to the n ,j n * * i and be *I bidder tor t a « h AT T he WEST FRONT DOOR r» th* S E M iN O l E C om C n u lt h n i jl * Im afed al 30 ’ PA RK AVENUE in Sanf ord Flo red* al I f 00 O Clock a n p * ' 4th day of AP Ri L 1 99 - f j ' ow in g described prop*' » v*t torff .n «4>d Sumnia • - udgrtient t o - w d . * T 9 D c O C K 61 S A N i A N D O Th E Su OURO BEA U TIFU L palm S P R IN G S S E C T I O N AS R E C O R D E D IN P l AT O O O k 3 PA GE 65 t/2 PuOUC RECORD5 OF S E M -N O l E C O U N T Y F L O R ID A D ate d I hi* T 6th dr* y M A R C H 1990 ( C I R C U I T C O U R T SEAL* M A R Y A N N E M O R SE Clerk ol Ihe Ci rc ud Court Dy Jane E Ja*ew»c Deputy Clerk T h E L A W O F F I C E S OF DAVID J S T E R N P A 8Q1 S Univer*tly Orive Sude 500 Plantation FL 33374 (954) 233-0000 97-1 7880 (C O L ) in accordance with fh# American with Dikabilihe* Act ( a n u n i wd h d/*abild<e* need mg a vpectal a c c o m m o d a b o n *huuld contact the Cl e'h ot fh* Circuit Co urt #*1 the S E M i N O l E Cou nty Co urlhou** at 4G?-323 <330 not later than *ev*n day* ■npr (u th* pf o ce e J ng If h**r „ trnpa*red t - 80 0-955 •’ ’ ■TDDi or 1 80 0-9 55 8770 1 da Relay Service M arch 22 29 1990 F O ’ 90 14— n o o o l b p a g e 87 o f inf P U B L I C R E C O R D S OF & fM lN O L l NTV • fia\ t,lf»f| *ya-n*t f . at 1 yrm< afa p*l|iiifaij tm *p»va a « tjf)p t i f fimif Mtiff*n d*f*n*** if mu, tr. .t .*« DAVID J S T f R N f SO Plaintiff* a*ttm»fi*ir ** -** 4 IJrJ » S 8 0 * S IJfl >da ' L ' t V Q fi «p *!rCiQ Pr*ntaf n Fl 11174 ifnf.il Mia* 1t"*n 10 it»f* f»(,m tf * tfafa t*ia *.f*t fm.ti ( alifjn mf tin* inttlm * ml a <t.ijn| plat 511 < t 4 c n iin o lc H e r a ld i f*I|lif11f* tri|*fpnw* *nil *11 11a* fit** » I Aim img j n ifit*»**t t y ffiMiuyti umlftt nr a(j<»iri*t ft.** 0 *f*rutarit% w»ir* am not I n i m n in ti* 'l*arl rjf aimf* « n d all |m*» f'** tiavifiy ni - laifiung lm fiav«> at \f rigtrt fifli* m» inf*»**t >n tt' 6» | *r.(y#rt| tt**> 7it»*'l .0 it** fr*m»t gay* f o i v t t m * ' j '- p ' r ' YOU AR( HEREBV N O T F I D It ml I an m* fman tf) tuf*» J»i** a f!'Wifty*y* fjf> lfi»* ft ii in *t ing iinil>*ftir lot u m ic a OR y GtEN A CCO R D IN G to 7«f F ia t C V r r, o a k s ho m e ow ne rs A S S O C I A T I O N NC J O H N DOE AND .A N E DOE AS U N K N O W N •E N A N TS i n P O S S E S S I O N D E F E N D A N T.si N O TIC E OF F O R E C L O S U R E S A L E N O T IC E S HEREBY G iv e n t>u?*uanT tu a Sum ma ry Final Ji.rlgm*n|! fit hi r*clo*ur* J ji* d • 1 1 th '1998 entered *n L * » C a*e N 97 2624 C A M E id the C <r i ud Cnurf tj t th* 18? h J ut! a> C m tail -n 4 nij fr>r SF M 1 NO LE County SANFORD Fiuf'da I will **>* to th* high**! end tr**1 bidder tor Ca*h AT Th £ W EST F R O N T D O O R n» fh * SE Mi N O l I County C ' t nrff'/Jij** Mu aleil at 30 ’ N PARK AVENUE «n S a n lu r d R u N I # at T l </ l l o i k a m un the %4th day of APRIL 1996 the frn 1111 an"fig, (|**4 rifxe I |jn »p*rfy 4 % *#i ti.rfh in *.,ii>d l y m n u r f F in44 Ju d gm e n t I n - wit L O T 21 A NO L O ? ; s a B L O C K t S W E E T W A T E R O A k S SEC TiON * A C C C R D ' N G TO T m £ p ^a t t h e r e o f as r e c o r d e d N P l AT B O O K 19 P A G E S 1 2 AN D 3 P u O l 'C R E C O R D S OF S E M iN O l E C O U N T V F l O R ' O A D ate d fh<* t 6 th day of M A R C H 1996 I C ' R C U I T C O U R T SE AL) M AR YA NN E M OR SE Clerk of fh* Circuit Cl*Uhl Of Jane E j4**w»c Deputy C"*rk Th e LAW O F F.C E S o f OAV D J S T E R N P A 8 QT S Unt**r*i 1 y Qfiv* Sud* 500 Plantation F l 33374 (954* 233-6000 97-19048 MAE M E u In accordance with Ih* American with Di%atn<die* Act permtjn* with d %ut>ifd*** need* iny a special at cu m m u d a fi u n !□ pMirticipal* in I hi* proceed-rig should con t a d the Clerk of I he Cifcuil Court a( the S E M I N O L E County Courthuu*# at 407-323* 4330 no! laler lhan seven days prior lu the proce edi ng II hear thg im pa ir ed 1 -8 0 0- 95 58 7 7 i ( T 0 D l ur 1- 8 00 955 8770 * a Florida Relay S e r v e * Publish M a n h 22 29 1996 C E O 189 IN T H S C I R C U I T C O U R T OF T H S f 8T H JU DICIAL CIR CU IT IN A N D F O R S E M IN O LK C O U N T Y . FLO R ID A C A S S N O . § 7 - 1 2 4 2 C A 14 L MANUFACTURERS t r a d e r s A TRUST COMPANY Plainliff(s) vs JACOUEL'NE K OCH D*lendan1(s| N O TIC E OF SALE P U R S U A N T T O C H A P T E R 48 N O T I C E IS H E R E D Y GIVE N pursuant iu an Orde r or Final J ud gm en t of Foreclosure deled March 1 6 th ’ 996 and entered in Ca se No 9 7 t 242 C A 14 L ot fh* Circuit Court ot Ihe 10TH Judicial C i fi u i l m an d fur SEMI N O L E County Florida wherein MANUFACTURERS TRADERS A TRUST COMPANY is th Plaintiff and JACQ UELINE K O C H it Ih* D*teniJ«nt(»), I will sell lo the hiyti**l and !b*»t but d*r for cash *f Ih* west Iron! door ul the Semmol* Cou nty C o u r th o u s e 301 N Park A ven ue Sanford Florida al 11 00 A M on Ih* 14th da y of APRIL 1998 Ih* follow ing de scri bed properly #is %#t forth in said Order of Final Ji> igrnenl lu wil LOT 7 D LOCK 6 NORTH O R LA N D O RAN CHES SECTION 9 A C C O R D I N G T O THE P L A T T H E R E O F A S R E C O R D E D IN PL AT D O O K 13 P A G E S 1> A N D 12 O F T H E P U O L IC R E C O R D S OF S E M I N O L E C O U N T Y F l ORI OA O A T E D al S E M I N O L E County. Fl orida Ihis l6 lh day uf M A R C H 1998 M A R Y A N N E M O R S E Clerk S E M I N O L E C o un t y Flunda By Jane E J a sewic Deputy Clerk AMY M i G R O T T V P A Attorney lor Plamtill|sl 17021 N E 6th Avenue N Miami Be ac h Florida 33162 (305) 652-3786 Fla Oar* 829544 Publish M arc h 22 29 1998 D E O 18 7 N O TIC S UNDER F IC TIT IO U S NAM E LAW N O T I C E IS H E R E 0 V GI VEN Und er Chap te r 90-26 7 lha! the u n d e rt t g n e d de*<nng to engage in butine*,* under the Ficlifiou* N a m e ot W O O D LAW N /CAR EY H AN D FUNER* AL HOME LONQ W OOD CHAPEL Located at 335 E A S T S TA TE R O A D 434 in th* city ol L O N G W O O D Fl o r i d a s e m in o l e C o un ty Florida intend* to register ih# •aid name wdh th* D<vi*ton of Corporation* ol Ih* Department of State Dated at T*Haha»*e* Florida thi* the 26th day ol M arc h 1996 OWNERS SCI F U N E R A L S E R V IC E S O F F L O R ID A INC Publith M arch 29 I 9 9 t O E O -2 53 l o k S u 1 StC U R ITY BARS A DOORS L 14 yr% E vp deciijns 15 sq h F w Owitlity q jetrant«»q e 4 '#H6 OUt j t,r 4 )7 124 21— 1*1K S O N A LS hnnvu-ii rH a»i ng rnefapyiic R E L A X A ENJOY* •I*- ,1:1 :)u!can tvitv*.hotel •Couple* we lc om e C » Laure or Mich (407)532-0715 day /eve appt. ADOPTION L ,'yvrrrj L myv)»ca( G I F T O F L IF E 800-216-5433 ALONE t FL* RESPECTED U a T n g b,j*n,*u Iot S E N I O R S Estab U 7 7 1-600-922-4477 L e g a l N o tic e s IN T H E C I R C U I T C O U R T OF T H E 1S T H J U D I C I A L C I R C U I T . IN A N D F O R S EM IN O LK C O U N TY . FLO R ID A GENERAL J U R IS D IC T IO N D IV ISIO N C A S E N O : SB 0 0 2 9 C A 1 4 E BA NK A T L A N T I C A federal sa v in g s b a n k S U C C E S S O R Ov M E R G E R DANK OF N O R T h * M l R IC K p l a in t if f vs L A u RA M y l R EA M O R RI S F/ k /A L A u RA M M Y L R E A iF LIV ING £ T A l DEFENDANTS! N O TIC E OF F O R E C L O S U R E SALK N O T I C E IS H E R E B Y GIVE N pu r« ua n t to a Su m m a ry Final J u d g m e n t uf t u r e i lo t u r # dated March 13th 1998 entered in Civil C a » * No 98 0029 C A 14 £ of the Circuit Co u r t ot the 18TM Judicial Circuit tn and for SE Ml NOl E County SANFORD. 1 ' d a i will veil to the hryhevl * best bidder tor ca*h At ihe .. 1 F»unt Dou r ol the S E M ivaE County C o u r lh o u * * . a ted at 301 N PA RK AVE NU E San fo rd Fl ori da at t 1 00 clock a rn on Ih* 14th day ut AP RI L 1990 Ih* follow ug demcribed property a* vet fu'lh %*>d Summary Final J u d g m e n t to - wit FRO M THE S O U T H E A S T COR NER OF O U T L O T C ‘ OF G R E E N L E A F ANO W ILSON S A D D ITIO N TO L A K E MARY Fl o r i d a a c c o r d i n g t o t h e plat th er eof as recorded P L A T O O O K 3 PA GE 26 AND 27 P U O LIC RECORDS OF s e m in o le c o u n t y Fl o r i d a in run w est a d is ta n c e of 222 3 F E E T TO t h e s o u t h W E S T C O R N E R OF SAID O U T LOT * C ’ T h E N C E R U N 67 D E G R E E S 57 30 E A S T 239 83 F E E T TO A P O IN T ON THE EAST L IE N OF S AI D LOT T H E N C E R U N S O U T H 300 F E E T TO THE P O I N T OF B E G I N N I N G D at e d H 11* 16th da y of M A R C H 1990 ( C I R C U I T C O U R T SE AL) MARYANNE MORSE Clerk ot th* Circuit Court Dy Jane E J* »e wi c ~ •! irty Clerk > C l a w O F F I C E S OF L-AviD J S T E R N P A I-*CT S Uinver hdy Drive 5n«te 600 PI m l abort FL 33324 (9 5 4 ) 2 3 3 0000 97 -1«7 3llO SC |(M AE) In accordance with th* American with Oitabililie* Act p e r t o n t with di*ab'ldte* n e e d ­ ing a tp e c i a l acc om m od a tio n %hould con ta ct th* Clerk ut th* Circu d Co ur t al the S E M IN O L E Co unt y Courlhoufte al 407-3234330 nul later (hart *ev#n day* prior to the proce edi ng It hear ng im p ai re d 1-B00-9SS* 07 71 ( T D D ) or t -8 0 0 -9 5 5 -8 7 70 via Florida Relay Service Pubhkh M ar c h 22 29 1998 D EO -1 93 C E LE B R ITY C IP H E R b y Lui s C a m p o s Cewtji'iyC-phe*cryptogram**•#craaiedirtenguotatont bylamuu* Ti*Ja»*c*u# ti egua1*L people pan! and prepent Each teller m lt»e ci/fw' aland* tor enolhaw D M C S H V E L U K O G K T . ' •U F J — F M P J I V K E U . G V E L VU U N X F Z J M E S T K M A U T J J 5 C J G G . X K A D B M E P D . A . — B M G P E J G P R E V I O U S S O I UT IO N vdnely in rotes — usually Katharine Hepburn Al my a g y you don I g el m uch some aid nul who s olf hoi track " — �6B Serrvnote HpraVt S.vitord Florida •Sunday. March 29.1998 EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES 70— Educati on 4 Train in g 71— Help Wanted 71— Help Wanted Winters Accmtfed True* School COL VA^AA^prw Jo tA w M HatoMUrucii School 1.*OCMW-7*fr4 *> Sf*n II MrOHARtl s imc NO M l______ 407 i f 1175 Long Term-Shorl Term T*mp To Him N O W H IR IN G L IK E W O R K IN G W ITH P E O P L E ? I F/T A Pn for a May* Manutac turing ptanl .n San lord Posi­ tions are available on all shifts. Pacasattar Personnel el 330-2411 or JJO 1SS8 BE 4 MEDICAL ASSISTANT A* a Medea! Assistant •in an Associate ol Sem es Osgtss Vro •# h#ip proon-p ruP'prrti lew eiammatiewis. conduct import ant let!* And perhaps even 11 1 it «i mmor surgery Its a re waning career it you tike net) other* TELEMARKETING G U A R A N TE E D $ 10.50 P/H IN T R A I N I N G 3 tvs avail Aig S ts W hr Sal • comm Sanford based pool heating learde< No cold casing (Swing n iTw t F-T 4 P T Cat Misty Smeltrer 323-2070 ett rvewngCtd •*"*vinci*/ Art Mr K w I I V Quaary •Graduate rXacemenf A m --* lane* 212 2ND_SHIFT ASSEMBLY RECOTON CORPORATION, the nahons leading manuiaciuter j distributor of electronic acces sones has several cpen.ngs wi its lave Mary taciMy tor 2nd shift assemt-iy positions Hours ara 4 OOpm-12 30am Must be able to Ml a mwwnum ol 35 its and stand tor 8 hours Apply m person at tP90 Emma Oaks Trail lave Mary FL 32746 Cal Today* 4U7.831 9816 C ity C o lle g e 853 East Mwy 136 Ste 300 Casseevr-y FL 32707 Seniors' Pud Training For High Wages (407) 623-1330 Esl, 221 Senior Hasourca Alliance FUNDED BY THE DEPARTMENT O f ELOER AFFAIRS A BETTER JOB FOR VOU' Just C am’ Never a Fee* HELP Personnel 629-6848 71— Help W anted "FR EE** Insurance Secretary Handle Mul Task - Benefits Professional Assistant Computer Literate Warehouse Pull A Fill Omars Data Operator Tram on inventory Legal Secretary TRAM* Friendly Office Clerical Assistant TRAIN-FuU Time Pump Installer TRAIN-Ptenty Overtime Call Todey -The Perfect jo b Is Wilting tor You!!! AL a ARMY A NAVY STORE_ SALES PERSON needed Hon esl responsible Hourly • BeneMs Aak tor Tom 322-4781 M ETER REA D ER S W A L K R IG H T T H R O U G H Y OUR* W O R K D A Y ...F O R PAY! A L L P O S IT IO N S Now luring Part time A Fun lima Eicenent wages 'SUPERVISORS 'BARTENDERS •SERVERS ■COOKS •PREP •CASHIERS •COUNTER HELP •BUSSERS •DISHWASHERS Mgn volume restaurant located at the Onando-Sanlord Airport We have future openings tor METER READERS it Sonynow County these tui time posaons feqLare detail -oriented individu­ als »*h _4 YAW Florida driver* * - ‘ 1 1m hourly earnings of J 8 50hour Wkil *n»oy paid treirvng tw n» fas and a non-ottica work enw ronmenl « youre interested in discussing our opportunities and teeming about our pre-em­ ployment testing sessions please ces any day between BAM A Midrygra. 1-800-8B22711. Eat 0 MH-KY 4 Florida Power A Ugte promotes a drugbee. non smoking work plan end is an equal opportunity em ptoyer For more mtormaucm abOX our dyrwrryc company visa our website at www Ipi com Jerry's Caterers 323-0345 Accepting applications Mon Fn bom 9am to 2pm DELIVERY DRIVER All lira W AITRESS -2 stubs. Cats Sor­ rento Ask for Pete 322-1968 American Heart Association.' v F L O R ID A P O W E R & U G H T COM PANY Classes held a t the U niversity o f Orlando School o l Law Florida Law Curriculum • Attorney Directed 100.000 Volccne La w Library • Small Classes 1 OPEN HO USE Thursday, March 19th at 6:30 pm Florida Technical College 11)9 N. Semoran Blvd, Orlando 678-5600 AccuStaff ATTENTION LADIES Bring GLAMOUR PHOTOGRAPHY lo your HOME fte * Host*** of ■ PARTY snd Earn up lo 4300 Cash for Ih* Osy CALL NOW'! ASK FOR SARA I 000 279-4132 AVON NEEDS reps this area So* hgn quality products earn good SSS ties hours 321 7182 C H E C K C A S H IE R Up to 410 00Mr Daytime FIT or P 7 Re"aNe person » cash NyrvSng eip 330-2488 CHEF REQUIRED Rose Cortege Tea Room, San ford. Ftond* Temportry em­ ployment 6 2 0 9 8 lo 6 2099 *0 hour woi-s 2pm lo 10 pm Tues Sal 49 69 per hour lo stan H S graduate and 1 year college in Romanian culinary Study cu-suie 4 years trabing >n culinary coos Romanian E ip e e n c s e n t year work ex­ perience in Romanian restau rant or cooks helper m same Special requirements ability to read and prepara menus ol etfi roc specialities Job duties Work directly with owner m kitchen m the preparation ol monus ol the Romanian Cm in s Serve as pastry COOS, present speciality tkshet. dec oral* toed and arranga table pteseniatioos when partopat mg m food sifubmons and shows Job Title Senior Chel Applicant requited lo be con versant m the Romanian Lan­ guage Send reaumea to Job Order *1734344. Department ol Labor Bureau of Operation* Alien Employment Certification Program. 1320 Eiecutrve Can ter Drive, Suite 110. Atkins Building. Tallahassee Florida 32399 0667 M .irls i’l m ^ , I in HIKING l)f.tfi«ft C fly trlrs .ilrs D u n I tin Ciuist* I ini H u m if t'ltis ( m n n u w ,tin VUMl % «INI |iff stuff I’ I Imiirv t * • If d.i| i tMist* I 'M l I / 7 I I <H! I I BUSINESS IS BOOMINO AT DOMINO’S PIZZA! Now hiring for al positions - Divers. Managers-In-Training, and Phone Personnel Earn hourly wage, mileage, and bps' We offer competitive pay plus greet benefits' Must be al least IS years old. have a valid dnvers license, good y driving record. & auto ms s AJI applicants please apply al 641 W. Lake Mary Blvd. In Lake Mary 322-9060 or at 1910 S. French Ava. (17-92) In Sanford, 321-5000. f ix 71— Help W anted Cabinet Maker GROUNDSKEEPER WANTED For 256 apt community located in Sanford F/T position Oood EteneMs It intereited o»« 3221051 EOE/DFWP Sanford area.Speciality Vehicle Manufacturer seeks Esp Umnator assembler A installer Call tor an appoint­ ment 324-8100 Driver Company O © FOR A LIMITED TIME! Top O O s Fleet Owners A Company Dovers Neeited ARNOLD TRANSPORTATION ts htnng lor a Smiled time to your area1 Learn more about the Best Kept Secret in the industry CDL'A • ILirmat good MVfl A 1 yt TfT pip req d 1-800-646-4321 DrlverfOTR Class ACLX. • Ma/Mat Year round work, tu* beneltt with 401K, vacation pay quarterly bonus program No skp seafvig home every 5 to 7 days Ca" 800-347-7422 E s l 3.___ "DR IVER S** Route delivery Class A or D CDL Night and day positions Heavy Mtvig required Good pay and benefits Apply KELLYS FOOOS 640 Carter Road Winter Garden. FL Dnvers Flatbed 41.000 SIGN-ON BONUS’ •‘N E W Pay Package •Quality Home Time •Late Model Equipment •Need CDL A 8 6 mos OTR ECKMIllar 800811-6638 DRY WALL FINISHERS Needed lo* tetidenlial crew Eip wr handtoot* A fools Can Al al 323 3234 CAMPAIGN AIDE, Complete assist Am A Pm over nx/tts. I drrvr Resonabie rate* Esp A Ret 321-2473 EXP LAWN SVC WORKER Must Have Dover* License CALL 323-3481 Eipenenced (Vocal New hoiland Operator CD l ksc Top pay’ 323-3481 E i pert# need F~T Computer Medical tVUmg Insurance. Re ceplionist tor a merkcal oftce in Sanford aiea Send resume jto WS PO Bov 1667 Sanford F I 37771-1667 FEDERAL JOBS: 18 500 • 110 000 immediate openings All occupations For complete application and informal ion package send SASE to Down mg. Attn FED JOB P O Box 180352 C liv e berry Ft 32718 (Please mclud* 45 S1H tor into pkfll DESK CLER K S Nlt8 A PM Shift F«p Prel But W J Tram Also needed Housekeepers Apply to person Day* Inn Sanford 4650 West SR 46 GENERAL INTERVIEWING NOW tor Easier photo promotion al beat mat Need tot* of Workers A Easier Bunnlee. Cell 1-800284-8711_____________________ W A N TE D Senou« people desinng suc­ cessful W EIGHT L O W , IM­ PROVED HEALTH AND ENER­ GY Loea 20-200 pound* 30 day propart) under 1100 Sato iaction guaranteed C A LL NOW 328-8488 HAIR S TY LIST NEEDED CHRIS T U N MILLIONAIRE Earn more S'a * U y than most For busy Sanford salon No toflowtog necessary Hotafy vers 370-0401 Caff Cfndv 3398242 CLERICAL ADECCO needs dependsute c'ancal candidate* lor Laka Mary/Heathrow positions We need people for the toeowmg lob* ■Administrative Assist •SwttchboartVRecepHomsI •Oat* Entry Operators 17-8 per hour Please cat lor an appointment 330-7171 H O TE L O P P O R TU N ITIE S A baauttul A sarong hotel lo­ cated to the liCF area hmng lor dte following positions BANO UCT AET-UP/AERVER. REATAURANT SERVERS, COOKS. BELLMEN. HOST/ HOSTESS. COCKTAA. SERVIC­ ERS. HOUSE PERSON, LAUN­ DRY W ORKER NIGHT CLEAN­ ER. C O N O E R O E . Q UEST SERVICE RE PRESS NTTTIVE. Apply to person to Holiday Inn 12125 tkgn Tech Ave. Orlando EOC_. ORUO T K EMPLOYMENT PEOPLE ICE CREAM MAKERS F/T position cleric*i DATA ENTRV/CLERiCAL ASST E nd position! Word/10 key a must* Personable* Great Skills< TORTALEMT STAFFMQ 407-839-8322 1000 N. Magnolia i Orlando. FL 22802 w e tram Mutt be MPa to kh 50 to* Benefit* Non-smoker Wm J. Swears Ice Cream C al Judfh 323-4848__________________ om party plan disktout:•» Proces* order* from horns Ready cash For start-up M/t-bme metttoer*hp fee. MAIL 33000 checkimo lo CALYPSO VARIETY. 1454 N Ukamortf Ava. Winter Park. FL 32792 Contractor* 8 Trucker* Make contact quickly, your lUt* 1 N Amerce New Ireignimafcrtngsyi 24 hrt HYnei 1-888 -488-4470 MC/Vtee CUSTOOUL SUPERVISOR I Semmoie County Ruble School* Lake Brtnney fkgh 2 30-tl Ujpm F/T Resumes lo SCPS Human Resources Dept 400 E Lv Mary Blvd Sanford. FL 32773 7127, by 300. 4-6-98 r r .i l I .ill •Temp to he# •Longe.vvt •H S C.ED 1si shirt Orde* puAwspseker* Rafaiatto t’ansportahen req Call 660-0111 Adecco 41?- Be A Paralegal! < .iii.iN ASSEMBLY AG CARRIERS. INC. A FL BASED.CARRIER AIR BRUSH PAINTER A«*y m , person - Sand Creation Inc 2499 Old Lake Mary Road Se­ curity Waiehouse. Suite 108Sanlord ____________________ (407) 322-2044 APPLIANCE DCLIVE Ky DflIVERs 'Mutt have vehicle with rrjdtn frrtcfr S7.hr a 10c 'Title C*« 034-7072 localed m Cat Mriberry AUTOMOTIVE OETAILER5 SanlordLongwoodOrtando Good Income Potent.ai Benefits Alter 90 Days 7#ph Seal 407 293 3045 •NEW EAT PLAN" •^9 TQ .22 Cents P e fV e LOADED A E M P TY TO START* •LAV OVER PAV •0REAK DOWN PAY* 'EXTRA STOP PAY’ *t Day Oil lor 7 Days Out' •VACATION PAY* ■HOLIDAY BONUS PAY* *401 K RETIREMENT ■PERFORMANCE BONUS •SAFETY BONUS •RIDER PROGRAM •CONVENTION ALS •SATEILITE EQUIPPED •EMPlOYEE Asst Program 1 Yr OTR EXP C IS A COL REO Please car 8 am to 5 pm Monday thru Friday Only 1-800-874-9040 ail. 93 EOE Accounts Clerk Growing. Distribution THE EMPLOYMENT fVOPLE A Q C A R R IE R S , IN C . Receptionist Smiling Face, Salt Starter Dietary Manager Oversee Start-Benefits AdeccCT AUTO BODY PAINTER HELP ER, Help preparo bmo* tor |paint Must have eipenence ■Immediate opening Call Tom st Viking Coach Work* 3212020 or 321-2301._____________ REGISTRATION Seminole Em ploym ent Hare Today Mara Tomorrow A DDE CO -s looking tor Wold MiG TIG eipeneneo re­ quired First shift available Temp lo perm position Pay depending on evpenence Plesse call 407-330-7171 for more informstion ms 71— Help W anted MHOMC FRESCOO L HMB40 P/T CANS OIVER AFTERNOON SHIFT. Wteing to train. Call Joyce 221-7838 WARE HOUSEJDC LIVERY 40 hrsJwk ». No ndaa/wkandt Esc benefits Ind 401K. Must htve Cfata D kc A clean d m ng record Apply 3601 S Sanford Ava. Sanford DELIVERY DRtVEFVPROOLXrr TECH. Aaron* Rental Purchase Ideal cenckdale must be 21 yr* old. have good MVfl and a ood knowledge ol local area scekant compensation and DeneUs EOE,1Drug Free Com­ pany. apply si person at 2432 So French Ava Sanford DRIVER HVAC Wholesaler had imme­ diate opening for a driver lor lo­ cal dakvenae Must be 21 yrs old wi Mean driving record 8 COL kc Forttft Esp Good banefts. EOE. Drug tree workplace Appf can be Med out at Coaattin# Distr 227 Coasttine Rd Sanford 328-09 it JO B S JO B S JO B S ADECCO la teaming up with Sanford compame* to crest* a sating job opportunities If you have sktt*. ambition and a drive tor qualify, we have a great opportunity with great We have (0b* to the •Wilder* •Assembly •General Warehouse •Production •General Labor 1ST 6 hHi available Pteaae meet us at the Sanford Job* A Benefits office on Wednesday March *lh, bom 1 00pm-4 OOpm f i l m call tor 407-330-7171 HELPPERSONNELHOW HIRING! WAREHOUSE E Metric Manufacturing Comp* fly EttMndmg' 56 Povtwns AvsitabM Now' * Lifting Required * tsl and 2nd Shifts * Derm ('option* * W4I Train! FACTORY WORKERS 14 Posrtion* Available' Large Sanford Manufacturing Compa ny * F actory Workers ' Ait Shifts * Reiiabte Inteviduais * Willing To Learn *Advance Potential ASSEMBLY * Skated and Unskilled Workers * Hand Mas Assembly * Short and l ong Term APPLY: M-Th 8-11 AM or t-3PM 214 Hickman Dr. 322-888* 1Acrosa From Sami note Town CenterL JOBS JOBS JOBS!!!!! We are Currently luring lor Ih# following positions when are lo­ cated to the Lake MarySanford area Assemblers 5 50 7 00hr. Pro (tuebon worker* 5 50 7 OObr Mechanic*1 Assemblers Pay Vanes. Soktorere Pay Varws Industrial Sawing Machine Op­ erators. f uS benefit* to include meiKal insurance 401 K and Paid lime oft to* more inform* ton please contact Coreatafl at 330 7789_________ L A B O R R IT E ••"3M-3114**** NEED 100« MEN A WOMEN Davy work OaCy pay Vehclei a PLUS C Q M t WORK WITH THE BEST LABORERS NEEDED FOR UNDERGROUND U T IL IT Y C O N T R A C T O R HI ACT H BtSUMANCt ANO 441k II Drue (tee wnteiaets i el lee Mteer Dm*. SHE FOREMAN tor beat commt tees Mutt be abte to set pee A nto crew 3728133 LAND 8 CAPE MAINTENANCE F/T opening* Erpeie*cned and dnvers teens# required OFWP. Call 407-888-0121 LAWN MAiNT Fu* tme DL a must Oood Pay 592-3744 or 349 1426 LAWN MAWTE NANCE Commercial asp. required. Pedtcebon A rskabwiry a mutt! Ca« 330-1481 m w >i : k 71— Hel p W anted 71— Help Wanted H AI R S T Y L I S T NOW H1RINO: Dvect Marketer* No sate* PT/FT. no eip neces­ sary Cal 263 7812 MOTHERS A OTHER* 4400-42.500 P/T. FuB Training For Free Booklet Call 1-800784-8488. Up to 50% commission Bern* lit* in growing Lakp Mary Salon FANTASTIC SAMS 328-4100 f. J O B W 0TL1M 5 N O W H IR IN G ! Eicitmg CXpcirtun.tips tor E* ceptunal Peoplr' Call our yto hottne for dplaa* fa upcoming yjb Ians A arimerMW open mgs Call 481*4996 Custom Staffing PLACEMENT SERVICES MARKETING ASST 110 00.AIR Growing firm has a great oppor tuhity a 4 NOW 1 Work in last paced A chakenging mrktg dept Most have adv computet skills A team coaye** •• you need a ca reel cal now tor romed infer, view' Maitland 667 8755 o* S Orlando 3706646 NO FEE” Office 8 Industrial Technical A fVotoaaionai FuB and Part-din* Job* Temp, temp tohvs and (Vecl hsepermsnent positions Great benefits mclud* vacatcrVhok dayI pay. pi 40ik. referral bonuses EE computer sobwaie asmFREE ng and more! Cal (or more mlo about our current (Ob apenmg* EOE 249 West S R 436.81101 (Ethan A**n Pia/a) AKamonto Sprmgs 774-7770 EARN EXTRA MONEY wfto your Shaktoe A AT A T. Work parttime and burid a future. Cad 330 8830 to schedute an ap porntrrwni to knd out howtt. QUIT T H E DAY JO B I H IT T H E BEACH1 Work at night InstMdl And avoid ruth n B c wNh a fe­ vers* commute! Stan caning lor lop-quality. national companeal Theta are tome of 81* BEST telemarketing jobs ar­ ound. paying up to A8 5(Vhf B8MEDiATE, EN TR Y-LEV EL i»mp to hue openings FULL TRAPflNa -n o espenence Dessaryt AJ lequr* eve hrt P/T A F/T •National T/M lam needs cal art for major tetecommuncalions company! 48 504a Bo­ nus plan after ckent haes ‘Major, hotel chaat needs va­ cation plannertf 47 25hr . bonus qualifiers! $7 OOihr • bonus 8 you have good speaking A neyboankng sktes cat tor an m te d ite adervtewl Dunrvt , 670 N OrSuae 10Q2. Mai- Custom Staffing PLACEMENT SERVICES MECHANIC Full time A Class Methane to* Dotar Rent A Car *1 0<e San lord Airport location Must have an (6| nr more ASE cer t'fcahons with al teas! 3 to 4 yens eipenence Own loots needed DoAar Rent A Car is a jrrtoke'drug free workplace EOE BeneM* 401K A«*y n person da.iy 10 4 at Dollar Rent A Car 2 Red Cteveiand f*vd Sanfad FL 32773 DOLLAR RENT A CAR COME JOIN OUR WINNING TEAM! MERRY BXKSX RRSRB Car A Insurance Needert Weekends FREE 331 5266 Mlsc--------------------------------------------Do>ar Rent a Car on* ol me leading c*t ientai companies n fknja ha* part time often ng* al our Sanlord airport to Canon tor Service Agent* Customer Service Reps Cus todiant 4 Cashieis Apply m person daily 10-4 at Doha' Ftef-t A Car 2 Red Cleveland Bvd Sanlord FL 32773 Must be 18 year* of age and lave a valid Ftonda drivers license UoAar Rent A Car is a snioke Oug be# workplace FOE COME JO M OUR WMMNG TEAM! MOLLY MAX) ts HWING F/T * M-F ’ * 5pm. Wtfl Train. 407-7*7-4007 O N A frFcO U H TtS V GUARDGROUNDSMAN F/T Po* Ptt AM Hr* Nd fmrtted Gd Pay. 321 6220 AccuStaff * Production Metal Fabrication Inspector AOECCO is seeking a can .ikdaie to perform incoming fm ish and in proces* good* m ipectnns Must have eipen ence using catipers veneers and reading blue print* 2 year* eipenenc# to met*! lab ncalion a pto* Posstote per­ manent position Pad drpend ivil on eijtefience Please cal 130-7171 tor more detail Adecco ------------- RECEPTtONtST M-tIQfhf BrigTit cheerful tecpl needed lor busy office Handte busy (toones A nieet A greet Room to grow Call now S Ohando 370 6646 Maitland 667 8754 NO FEEt PART VME CREDIT CLERK Preterred creckl Word and Es cat espenence Pul credit bu ieau* reports Hours M F. 9am i pm For more into Call RJ 407-333-38*3 or fas resume lo 40T-33I-82M. Wa r e h o u s e Individual* needed lo work nights (Apm Btsri tima) In refrigerated warehouse. Starting pay M.IS/Hr. Apply m person. 10:00am - 2:00pm Mon., TU**., Thu rt., A Frl al: Arm olllnl Express U r m , Inc. 841 North Hwy 17 PMreon, FL Equal Opportunity Employer Drug Free workplace S EC R ETA R Y Oood telephone A customer service skills Knowledge ol Word Perfect A general office •iperience Non smoker Bene l*s Wm J Sweet's to# Cream Cal Jutth 333-4848___________ SECURITY OFFICER JOB Training Armed A Unarmed Brentty A Aaeoc. 834-7444 SECURITY RE C1PTIOWST BAM 5PM. M F. 47 00 par hour wkh ben**!* 0*8 38f-H70 S E M IN O LE LA N D S C A P IN O N O W HIRING LANOBCAPCRS ■ Fuk lima darting pey 46 OO17 OOrtv SPRINKLER BVSTEM MS T A U E R S • •rpenence pr* terred 46 00 47 OOtv to turt DRIVER* - tor dump buck COL req d Fid Fm* SITE WORK and eqopmenf op trator Fuk Tim* CALL 322-8133 SUPERVISOR - ALF FRONT DESK MUST BE STATE CERT CNA APPLY LONOWOOO RE­ TIREMENT V1LLAOI. *80 E CHURCH A V I. LONOWOOO TELEMARKETERS Fid a part am# Top aaiary. bo nut and commtsion Smoking office Longwood location Cal at 767 9770 P L A C E M E N T S E R V IC E S IHTELLIGtWT iTATHRC (407) 869*0444 RESIDENTIAL MORTGAGE LOAN CLOSER AHMC m Long wood seeks F/T Ctoser FHA VA and Conv closing eipen ence required Salary ptu* montw, tonus F i A tame!** n eluded Can Pat s' 869 44*0 a la • resume B69 6858 RETAIL SALES Sates eipenero: e preferred Cusmefotogy eip heip'uf En­ gager*: helpful indnOual Inter eiied in as sspects of me beau ly hu»met* who is moftvsted and able to work a tteitote schedule Please afbiy m per­ son Trad* Secret Semmow Towi* Center Mas itoper Wvaf neat Bunknes R IG H T H A N D M A N Need* 75 workara daily. *44 sign on bonus to now *ro•Ettra pey to drivers ’Open S am *01 Oogtrack Rd, Longwood. 2*0-810* LOCAL REPS Wanted to sell much needed tead program to insurance agents maae 490 00 comm* io n per sate I ALE 8 AGENTS LOOK M O FOR PART TM E WORK? Mai hand ara* Cosmetic E n­ hancement Co i* looking loi Cuat 4 VC Rep* to work bet ween 24-40 hours per week Sun-Tike* Temp to he* 47 40 hr comp M and customer tve Stott necessary Ajtpry in per •on at 1060 Maitland Ctr . Common*. Ste 411 Man Thues 9 3 a Cel 6600111 SANOER F/T or P/T. Longwood area. Call weak days T8T-8328 Custom Stiffing Call 213-960-7699 The Sky * the Limit... With Cape Canaveral Crude Line you determine what yoia paycheck an* be We re looking la motivated people with a good phone voto* No espenence neces sary because w* train you to succeed You can make 1800k /wkl Work in a hto atmosphere Medcal and denial insurance cash spiffs A free cruises' 4600 sign -on bonus avsAabto Can 407-874-8000 «30*4 Moto-fri, 8am to I pm SALES- HARXETMO Fu# a Part-Time TOP QUALITY PORTABLE BUILDING MFO Cal Chart* 1 -800282-4368 SALE1/RENTAL AGENTS Dollar Rant A Cer on* ol toe leading car rental companies n Honda, has Openings al our Sanlord airport location 430 35K plus potential Oraat op portuney. great benefit* A a fun place to work! It you are a pro lessronal with SateSiCuslomer Service esp please fas youi resume lo Mr Bennett 407840-0467. No phone caS* ate Ocdar Ren) A Car e a smekardrug bee workpiece EOE DOLLAR R E N T A CAR C04IC JO M OUR W B M N Q TEAM Tn County Etectnc of Central Ftonda. Inc ELECTM CIAM S 8 aspenanced HELPERS tor 8ie Sanford area Ottf *87-8133 W ANTED: Inckvtouala who ara seeking a fulfilling peopte misted career QRCAT emp mem environment, profesaranal Hsius and benefn Consoar the career ol Denial Aaaiahng Formal educebon of 1200 hours Las Ong to Slate and National credentials Work to a l*U paced. higNey technics', ever changmg career m the ateed health h*u of Denial Aaaabng Cad Orsnwa Technical CentereOrfando Tech Dental Dee artteam. *07-248- 7080, ett. 4838. Whether you are akeady n tw work place, reedy to reamer a just looking to the fulure they have a program daaigrwd tor youi w A M f*6 u i « - >Nb Am # I STtCKERINO • RE COTON CORPORATION, tie nabont teaOng Ostrbutor/manutacta #r of etectoc accessories hai an opening n its Laka Mary warahouM tor 2nd shto stick anng position Hour* are 4 LOPM • 12 30AM Mutt be abte to Mt 50 CM RetpontOa itws mclud* pricing products end lebekng Be able to actept to cfia ges and poeaess good aganualional akM 4512 an hour Apply to paraon at 2P40 Laka Emm* Road. Laka Mary. FL 12746 EOE WAREHOUSE POSITIONS ■ n e c e m n o . PICK HOUS84Q • RE COTON COR PORATION. tie naaon'i lead ing dtebtoutorfma nufacturar of electronic accessories, has n dlM a opening* to Its laka Mary lacdbes tor fat and Ind ahIff tearefiauaa. Has avaiiabN: 7.00aai 3:30pm. ( 00am-4:30pm and 4:00PM12:30AM. kktet ba abte to HI a mbwnan of 50 to* on a conanuou* baa* ForkMt aipenancs preterred Sterling rate: AS 75 tit ahiff. 44 86 2nd shirt « pass maPi teat Apply in person at 2*50 Laka Emms Road, Laka May, F L BOB. Experienced Mg/Tlg F/T. ehtsNWOrt D F W .I IB-11 iFDunhlll EARIM F U L L -T I M E P A Y F D R P A R T -T IM E W O R K Conduct surveys tor hi-toch Fortune 600 companteal Join our learn. ttaRan a leading market research lam to Long wood FULL TTUUMNOt Great NO BELUM Several atanarkaN openings lor hit-fan*, temp toJar* post lion* No evenings or wl Start al 49 61/tw It fared by ou omt ClUfll after 90 day*, your benefits would refute The Sem inole Herald needs C A R R IE R S for established routes in the Sanford area. All you need le dependable transportation, organiza­ tional skills and afternoon availability In order to begin a great new jobl II you can type at total 25 30 wpm, isartt qucMy, and have good kawrang sfuls. cal us lor an anmediato totormewt Dunhd Staffing Systems. 670 N OrlandoAv*.Scow 1002. Maitland 6888640 itDunhlll POSITIONS AVAILABLE NOW! Apply In Person at the: S e m in o le H e ra ld 300 N. French Ave. ______ Sanford, FL I ■ WORK TOOAY/PAIO TOOAY Sanford Apply In psrson today: 1551 5 French Av* 323-4343 _______ POSITION AVAIL-OCTAILER Eip helpful Contact Jack at PM Bents Car Center 321-5163 f ( « IMPlOrtVCNT FqQPli Rstidanfial Cleaning A Bettor Way of Job Seeking! LABOR READY ® Immediate Opening* DOLLAR R EN T A C A R ------------ /,'/ S / /i’ \ / h \/ 71— Help W anted Perfect For Retired Persons Or As A Second Income! �21—Personals O Female Tharapltl needed tor or buay Duly Longwood to* cation Great pay 311-5941 Large income Account* provid­ ed II4 K Startup investment 1• >00 7530140 anytime Longwood Massage Studio. WaA-tni welcome 7 Oar» Private rm* Female Stall LI*ceMM77B5 _________40T-119-1100_________ ursery C & C 59— F i n a n c ia l TIRED ct being turned clovm tor ciearT learn where to obtain the beat deala-credil card*, am but loan*, debt conaokdatton Rale* aa low aa 5 9%. no an­ nual toe*, ate H 1 W Enterprtsa* 323 1998 AN EXP LOVMO MOM Provide* educational actwtie* along wffi TLC A playroom, ten yrd 0 (1 CPRCOL/ReWea rale* For interview 330-0700 BABYSITTING In my Late Mary home FT Sate, clean, quality care Cal (407) 330 8204_______ HOOCH LAKE Reg ml 4C A *c childcare tar xilant* A toddtof* 61— M oney to Lend ’ DIRECT LENDERS* _________ 331-0550_________ 12.500 150.000 Conaokdalton*. Caah Loam* Bad crartl No problem no adv to* 1-800-8897850 In ho me preachool age* 1*11. Limited apace. Call 111-7*1* L B C 9195-10._________________ WALK4NS A R i. K O S are (Tat nurse's tpecuHty Healthy M l tool HRS *042532 124-1 M2 ALL T Y P E ! 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FL 33269J3S5___________________ "A A A ORCET1NO CAROS'* Potential I4AK P/T-I110K F/T 73— E m W 107— M a n ted o b il e 93— R o o m s Fo r R WSIKLV RENTALS Starting • 177/Wk I ketone Downtown 110-4421 ABSOLUTELYNOSEUMOI EFFIOENCV 323*004 FURMSHEO ROOttft-Af maa n d Laiamry. phone and U ue* 185100 a week 324-4955 Untom Rm Fui pnv. pool, eaec home tale duet, near I4 MS OGYrt . 1/2 UM 1200 Oep 321-2364______________________ 117— C R OFFICE/WHSE 3 000-15 000 at From A3 *1 Prime location Mwy 17-92 Santard 1 W tram Axpon Bhd Caff 124-4440 JhWSue 118— O f f ic e Ren p a r tm en ts F u r n is h e d 8 0 0 -3 4 2 * 6 6 5 3 t t tW W W W t t t t tW I SANFORD fh< a .i ur<it met 13X3 mon 3/3 0 6 5 or 699 CARR A M C O N O INCOME W/ O A 2 N O JOSI C A U 1 1100 4755522 to raq tree boo* or tag on kne to Home career com acceae >350________ 99— A partm ents • U n f u r n is h e d 7119 hi 1 GREAT LOCATIONS 1 1 1 Idmta 11714410 Hon __________M 1-01Q _________ APARTHENT LOCATORS APARTHEm S 1300 . up aam* dtp a* rant No pata or cfxkksn _______ __________ HAKE THOUSANOS unto If f government auction* A atrpkra Call 14 hr* f i t -M i l a x il 1 brtm. al uUkbe* *36(ymo Sarecr pr*t*rred 1214717 MARMER'8 VILLAGE N A M C O inveal 110 05 Earn 13k/mo P/T No aaffng J ________ >00-477-1491________ om es Fo r S ale S p a c e Fo r ADA t BOnu aa'OMO * aorta taroaao ANO up lake OFFICE/OFF1CE-WAREHOUSE Now Available Guatdan Pereonal Storage Ca* tor detain 578 2500 SANFORO OFFICE SPACE 2 BuNaa — aSMH • 1100 SF A 1900 SF. *07-111-7004 om es VA CAN T------4/1 w*h extra lanced tot NOTHMG BUT THE FMSST FOR YOU! • eoodan iramaa Earn to 1314/ ak C«* 830-94*4 ext E-45 Ooffvlew Apt* on Rmanan Rd A 46A. LA Mary A l M* home* W pnv aitrme/garage* SUieottoe art acuvdy/lrlnet* lacarry Open today Stop oul or cal 302-2007 tor a pertonal show 3 -------------------------------------------------- WORK FROH HOHE No coal tor i m iai awn to KKtVwk maaM 4 -M M E x l e4> - 1ANFORO 1 BORH aecurtd ' carriage houae appi Aa. appkancea A27Vmo * aac NO PETS. SINGLE PERSON ROSELEA V1XAS an Model -MlftMaMk HUOOKAY>07IM MW • ONLY Apply al 911 W Firal Street Sasy SPii/lng We Offer Affordable Beauty end Velue! • Sirtglt Story Dawgn •No On* Below or M o m • Energy • Efficient Studio. 1 4 2 BedroomAffordebta Apirtm*nn • Friendly, On-Silt, Oependibla Managamant • AtUc Slorig*. PrtvaM patio 4 Mortl S an fo rd C o u rt A p a rtm e n ts Fo r S a l e BY OWNER. Sanford 3/2. pool ralmtahed. new rod. lenced back yard 169.000 ORO Can lor more xYomaton 132-1107 Home* fcom penrae* on 11 Oeknquenl Tea. Repo* R EO l Your A/m To* Free (1)800 218 9000 Exl H 7706 tor current k*lLAKE UARV/SANFORO Nee ana 3il 5. kg m i n k*ch lamiy room, new carpel, vinyl A pent 109000 S20-T7M 153— A creage Lo t For BUILDING LOTS off 477 acroat horn Surtand Eataiea 12YA212 ox pgr X 4 4 1 H DELTONA 10 acre*" Ideal lor mobd# home***, hone* cattle Iarming or nursery* Zoned agn cultural S3900ACnE 5m down wtownsr fmanca 904-7171772 or 904-717-M22 _____ G EN EV A :ity water, kghi f 5 acrea-cd Mpec lank Owner Fmancmg Only 149M 0 . SA N FO R D RENOVATED Over 1800 tq 8 DmLrvTpl acm prch la*.*00 4/1J Overt 600 aq R kv/dm/ lam. hple tned *81,900 HOUSE or DUPLEX 2 kachern 1/3 acre renovated 144,900 FRE-FoxaclMure. 1/4 acre, pnv fenced, tarpon 14*2*0 OAKRX3GC FARMS • OalaerV Dsaona area 10 acre*, ideal tor horse* or cam* larm Motxto home or homeaaa Zoned agn 144 900 Fmancmg av*4 » - am down payment (904) 797-8100 W tM va Pinas Blvd. 4 >4/10 acre* Reduced to 119.000 MYtM-y 9 kLAlOM ffCALTY (407)1 155— C SANFORO 1500 DOWN 3/1A Newly renovated. CHA Owner Agere Wxowe 1 Proper*** 24 157— M -6 » w BANFORO AREA-3/3 MUST SELLI CM A dntoto garage, taod yard. 300 Roe# Or Ca* evenxtg* 3495557 322-2611 o b il e H A is c e l l a n e o u s TRAILER TIRE A WHEEL Heavy duly. 14*. steel belied 120 C4« 332-0167 ars Fo r S a l e H JE E P CHEROKEE 4*4 Al. tuna great 13,000 OOO Can 324-7544 or 121-2982.__________ 89 MAZAOA 121. 12100 0 8 0 0 8 221-1940 SEIZED CARS from 1175 Porsche*. Cadillacs Chevy*. BMW* Corvettes Alto Jeeps. tWD t Your area To* Free 1800-718 9000 Exl 2206 lor Curmr-1 I.OUVH T ruck 235— / B u ses /Va n s F o r S ale 1999 FREIOMT1JNER CX) 365 HP Cummins, 9 speed twin screw good cond 110 500080 Can 327-7397 238— V e h ic l e s W a n ted CASH 111 PAID' For Junk Car*. Truck* A Mi*c! KlEPAUCRiCABEAurirui 111 t-WO 217— G arage 34(1 Jack* 7 0 BEAVER MOTORHOMES Full Line Seminole Town Center maw March 20-29 M E x ilS I COLEMAN pop-up camper. 12800 firm. ________ Call 122-4755________ SAFARI MOTORHOMES Fu* Line Serranole Town Center me* March 20 79 1-4 Exit 51 MOTORHOME 22(1 exl lor tm tam to bve in set up xi nice pk 11700 or trade 302-0115________ RV Liquidators Sale 100 a ol RV a to be told Bank Repot, Govl Surplus, Factory Distressed. New S Used. March 20 • 29 Sem i­ nole Town Ctr Mall M to Exit *51. Tent Camper*. Diesel Pusher*. Travel Trailer*, Cbtt* C*. Van Camper* Class A Motortiomea. 5to Wheeta Trade* A Consignments wel­ come 9am fill last customer served For information cal ________ (407) 324 0334________ GULFSTREAM MOTORHOMES • TRAILERS Full Line Seminole Town Center max March 2G29 1-4 Exit 51 ^APPLIANCE STORE, in, 1 I Mr Sonlh nl Home Di-pnl c c e s s o r ie s 19 loot aluminum f-lhmg boat A trailer 1700 0 8 0 Call 122-2344 94 BOUNDER Gen, 2A/C, 2 TV/VCR. N'S, exc 4111S. Hvy. 1742, Cmlbury (407) 834-7072 n S ales i^ p a * • R(conditional 4 Rcburt Wishan, Drytri, Rafrtgeritoa Ranges S DtUiwuMn A YARD SALE it the perfect way to do that and toe Semtootk Hereto can brng people to you door Advenne your tale at toe l amtnoto Hereto tor only $51/ kne and watch toe item* wave wne* to* money comet xi Cal by Noon on Tuesday and your 5 tm* ad can run lor three day* xi to* Herald tor ONLY 19.1(11 Al we aak * mat you prepay to* ad Cal iit » * can hep/' OMtmry/InJIaNe (407) 322-2611 om es 14 ■ 14 2/1 5pM 1981 Kak Fum, acm rm carpon 11MOO M ■ 44 M SpW 1982 Skykn* New carpal vmh. lap aickng Manager* »1 W CARRIAGE COVE (407) $33-8160 1187 14*91 CUURMONT 2/1 5 Al appkanca* tod HMl'ax. 17x8 acm patio Wff saenhe* tor 18800 Cal 330-9664 tor mto 2/1 (urn cov pako.ahad. axe ccnd, dean quiet p* *175 tor rent, cony toe Sanlord 14800 322-6597 D EB A R Y 335 KINGSLAKE drh* 2 bdrm ipM plan Fleetwood 28X61 Lake irort w«hn Kings Lake 804-774-1902 PARK AVE. I Home* 13.000toM.000 Setup Fmancmg OU K Tt 222-2991 159— R e a l E s t a t e W a n ted REAL ESTATE WAHTEOIWanl ed to buy a home ml at least 3 bdrm* irust war* am eqty nonqua/ saaum* loan or owner ‘ needed tor lam mvg to Sanlord cal (915)676-8301-aak tor Shat i F u r n it u r e Fo r S a le t O UCEN Sm WATER8EDS.1 new aaaarrbied. 140 aa 0 80 mm ORTHOPEDIC FIRM SETS with 5 year warranty Nevm used Twm 175 Fun 595 Queen 1115 King 1165 Call 897DAY BED Wh«*. Victorian aM*. wkh 2 Iwtn malueaaa* 1 trjncSa Never used 1300 407- uaad boa spring* 1 mattrea* 16600 Larrya Mart 322-4132 RANGES- Several to CbOOM ivom. warranty a oemrery A* Baal 124-2281 1/2 MONTH FREE RENT REFMOERATOR Whirlpool. 11 IL aknond. Was man 5 yr* oto W ITH 1 m . 1 U H M A M H I N T M M 1250 Ae ----------------------•OFA-Comaampory greanWu* 6 earth tone plaid I mo* old. Looks kfc* new. Bought 1700 WW *M tor 1350. Leave mes­ sage M3-9401 or cal to the evening* MOVE-IN SPECIAL 1 8 D R M M B A T H U 0 i $ n . 2 B D R M / 1 B A T H 1 0 2 8 m . ft. 2 B D R M / 2 B A T H 1 1 2 S m .f i. • Spxioua Apartments with Isrge Ooart* * UM Front * Volleyball • Sparilln* Cool • Tennis Court* 'W a it e r ' Rental INCLUDING LO T 2S3-Additions 4 Rom odollng m s n r Door*, window*, carpartry. axing, dacha 8 concrete 323-1832 S G Baknt C8C19680 256-Appliance Rapalr PROFESSIONAL Same day / 1 day aermce on a* apxkancea Low raws, tormerty to iaart Accpbng Viaa/MDDiac/ U IEX Cal Rchard 281 -0530 261-C o m p u te r C o n su ltin g Xetwork inaialahona Wxt95mc kcceai. VB. graphic*, on-tiie 262-Cabinets | . TYPE CAb M E T I reiacw " •ood/mctoxxal unt-countanopr toora/new caOmala 124-0480 263-Carpentry CARPENTEH. A l Horn* repaxt, patotmg A ceramic M* Richard Oroea 321-5972 266-Chlid Care Centers AN EXP LOVma MOM Provxjes educational acttvitie* along with TLC A playroom ton yrd Can CPR/CDL/RatRea rata* For interview 3300700 269-Cteaning Services QUALITY HOME CLEAMNO, By person al a 2 7 5 -D r y w a ll 287-Lawn Sarvtoas DRYWAU. “STUCCO Hepaxs Wai A Ceffng Taxkxes Matched Popcorn 122-8338 AAA GRASS MASTERS Al terveet provldad Dapanoabk and altardata* -Cal tor Frei 276-Elactrlcal A BASE AMP ItS. 54*0 OBO Caff 122-8425 8UN8CAPC LAWN MONT Free EadmatoaAat NEED AN EUCTRIC1AN? CALL D K K a ELECTRIC 497-511- t m U c . ER0002816/Over >5 Yr*. OREO OROSS LAWN SERVICE 288-Legal Sarvicae A-Z LewTech u BUV-IT- I win Assemble an Appkrtoya/eni ctr/etc Local houa* cad* 875-1083 BankneMcy 175. Name Chang. 155. Be 24 (vs (407) 522-0347 279- Divorce 155. Custody $75 tnnp oka■j/www.nwKispnng.LLKiy |(----- n lniianrinn mw—f HBUllng HAUUNQII Hesxl trash, garage clean out*! Reasonable Raleal! 349-9656 E-Z PARA SERVICES Dtvorce 1100/WIB* 510 Caff (407) 124-0275 14 hr*. 280- Hom e im provem ents 300-Pressure Cleaning CHARLES D. (DM ) kMLLER. Caff toe Beat11Free EHxnaMe Great service Rea/Comm Caff 1297719 Boeder, C8CQ57285. Raa/ Comm, remodel, addbone, re­ pax MC. VISA .... 407-329-1741 DAVID KEY CONSTRUCTION Lie: COC047834 329-7392 281-irrigation A ________ Repair________ SPRINKLER REPAIR Al make* 5 models New conytota 4 rone ayalem Special 5950 321-3717 285-Land scaping vtOVE IN-OUT Special* Homer 3te. — Preaau# v/aatwig— Free »tt 302-7220 or pgr 372-3110 TALE RICO LANOSCAPMO •COHUE RCtALffiE SCENT.•OSCANSUR* •Al phase* 01 lawn carex •1 bm* cm or montoiy sanrtceex GREAT RATE 11 332904E Lv CLEANINO SVC ReaxV xxnm Free eat 324-0327/or pgr or untied response 999-3961 RES/COM OUAUTY CARE FREE EST. 1390819. 276-Handy Man Cell 111-5194. 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OOUBLE BAR *M* Ranch local ed xi Osteen Buy* beetalaughter cathe Pick up service n tv ail*tie 123-0115 For Sale F o r S ale •45-2124 K U »r™ Select your lot at Buy Alum. Cans Copper / Brea* Kokomo Recycling: 121-0004 918 W. Ftrel-M/F 8-5, Sat-9-1 For dog* and cal* (www happy F*cfcjnc com) 2 0 0 — L I V E S TO C K /F a RM S u p p l ie s ec. e h ic l e s / C a m p e r s xa * urn. can uswaia H A TT IU 8 8 SALS • Full eue 4 0 7 * 3 3 9 -8 7 3 9 HAPPY JACK 241— R V 1 RORM UNIT. Pm* Rtoga Con­ do Al appi n d 3 Ian*, many •rtiva LakaaxM v «w Pool tanty 1 dekvery A* Beel 124-1285 Call to sea if you qualify for this opportunity to own a new home. Reduce toncity and restore nu­ trients stripped by dewonrang Aak STENSTROM GENER­ AL F E E D 373 1550 about FISHING BOATS FOR RENT Starling at 130 A up Also ^ A P o n t o o n _ C a l l^ 3 a i 6 t ^ _ o n d o m in iu m s 1 8 1 — A p p u a n c e s 4* BUY A N [ VV 3 B LDRO O M . I BATH HOME (OR LESS TUAN R IN TIN G J2 M m _ FREE TO GOOD HOME Male Lab/retre<ver rrax. 15 yr* all shots, neutered Great with kxH and very tnernky Cat 327-4275 R en ta ls Fo r S ale Warehouse apace for rent, 1,250 aq. ft, part of larger warehouse area. 24 hour acco st. Located behind Seminole Herald newspaper building. Truck loading dock available at no additional cost. No leaae required. For more Information, call Frank Voltollne at the Seminole Herald. u a H H X i U a ao m m i « i a n ted to W AN T T O G E T RID O F A LL TH A T STUFF? A rfu n n A R tf h o m is V ( N tlIR t 1 PM IIPI h i l l S WAREHOUSE SPACE 323-3301 219— W arden P E T O W N ER S... SERENE 7/1, lam m i, new carpat. appi, pamt Cent Heal/ AC.164 900 Dot Waller, .terra­ gan F in Properties 373-3165. 330* 3255 1AS9.900 Hi■,111y Hi• o111<i•s U O V f - i U t t t t . 3/1 5 New carpet A paxff Nice yard, and Irani porch *55.000 Aa (s OEDE CALLAWAY Realtor (497) 334-9111, E a t 104 3291 1. Sanford Avo. mum For Sale S ale 3 2 3 -8 6 7 0 matang om es R e a lty R e s o u r c e s OROVEVCW 317. M l m U up­ graded mailer tun*, nail to park Mak* offer! 183 000 DEDC CALLAWAY, Realtor (407) 124-9211, Ext. 101 t A HOVE M APE CULL11 400 *q R A i p 1265 A MONTH 0*c* Storage 321-0120 or 333 2554 141— H 141— H RF/VIKK • Many high traffic aRat. 12500 a/wh potential No Capital Juai Han) Worn Charne 5697257 JOIN MY Tuppenear* lam*y Nee karma, extra 1 FREE car • A hat al toe aame ame tatoreeted?C*lLsW* • U 9 3 S I7 . - • 141— H o m m e r c ia l en ta ls io ABANDONED dog need* loving home. Very tweet young small ^ > iti> W < bieO t, G O V ER N M EN T FO R E C LO S E D LEASE Prime showroom A warehout* 110,970 aq 8 SR 441 hontag* 407-579 7500 C O K E/P EP S I G R E A T IN C O M E tSsir om es ELDER SPRMOS OH SR 477 I A TtxJrm ynlum $8V*k • 1125/ dep Cal 133-3964 or ae* men & G at cond 545 900 OHO 152-355•042 or 1-999-832-2)07 231— C ent Investment eecured A quickly relumed. "IO C -771-5141** V E N D IN G R O U T E H & 199— P e t s & S u p p l i e s t l i A C R E ! Oateen area Fkver acceaa Owner financing. Only 155.000 Cal 337 9695 ent n 240— B o Sales YARD SALE-Some antiques, household item* 2434 Myrtle Ave Sat and Sun March 28 A FREE WOOD 4 WOOO CHIPS 8 MULCH C A U Ill-M il ploym ent HOUSEKEEPER tat Cut*. “ llela. toed A worked at area 10 yrt a07AA6 50ri<i 97— A 193— L a w SANFORD 1/1 5 Acre lenced yard *450 mo * depoait ■tease cal 3290093 SANFORD 4/1 lg oor tat Star age. new crpLVmyl 1700/1700 NORTH LAKE 1/1 turn condo ml ta n paw. W/D. 1100*100 J M DOYLE (407) 122-2420 W f NEED HOUSE I TO RENT stock CURTIS MATHES con tot* ?5‘ T V Wood cabinet, wheel*, incl converter A remote $250 3237411 LAKE MARY 2/1 *485/mon « *485 dep Sanlord. 2/1 1495/ mon « 1495 dep No Pelt Call 121-S9M For R Juat I M o U axel tkapiey* 6SK. port 14 500 Invest tod rnrentory A accouw* _________W 4I M M 1 ________ K I T Home Suetoeaa out mem N you are aenoua about mating money to no ee* ol prod no »*y nonet Ca* 262 3320__________ tu tm u tu u m u a u t S t e r e o /Ra d 1/2 FENCED yard Hidden Lake* $62S/mon Cal alter 6 30 pm 862-6610 SfENStROM RENTALS' o r tg a g es e l e v is io n arage GARAGE SALE 7752 Country Club rid Fn. Sat A Sunbike* dryer.ctolhea. glassware. rniac__________________________ GARAGE SALEMuitiFam W 46 1 Lk Markham Rd to neigh­ borhood sign Sal A Son 9 3 A . Beat 1241285 1100 DOWN__WHY RENT? When you can own iht* 3 bdrm home ml O L A new pami A car­ pel ? Aak about HUD home*1 The Htuiman Group, Inc. -------.121-A ll! SANFORD Adorable 2/1 m race area t650/mo. 111. laat A aec 11825 to move m 4/1/98 Cal tor appointment (day*) 121-4M7 217— G SOFA-SLEEPER lull ai/e French Blue $135 Recimerbiue $45 Small drop leal table 115 Computer paper stand 115 Call 331-8714 N O TIC E SANFORD C-2. Sat* or lease Owner tin*nemo BOO aq It 2607 Htowath* 799-55291o» Pflf A29-1AAS OPPORTUNmES mgbrec 181 — A t p l ia n c e s S t F u r n it u r e F o r S a l e n f u r n is h e d 183— T ERASE BAD CREM T LEO ALLY tor |U*I 12100 Mail ChecMmo to CALYPSO-1454 N Lekemoni Ave. Winter Park. FL 32792________________________ are • WORK FROH HOME Seminole Herald, Sanford. Florida •Sunday. March 29.199B •7 B KIT *N* CARLYLE ® by Larry Wright ouses* S e r v ic e s h il d ALL HOURS 10 yri exp xi child development Flea* raw* meal* tnd Fun play room 324*0513 5S— B U p p o r t u n it ie s NAM E BR AN D H O S IE R Y Lonely? Can TONIGHT 1*•00-407*7711 a i t 1207. ll»*p*trw i MuM M 1| •iwvuaiaaan-aaM 27— N 103— H 55— B u s i n e s s AStroke Of Brilliance. C o u n tr y L a k e Apartments 1714 * ' * • 3 1 0 -5 7 0 4 — “ ■■■■ M 0 1 W . Lake M a ry B lv d ., Lak e M ary (P u b llx S h o p p in g C a n te r) • 326-0008 328-0908 �1 STOCK BRAND NEW 1998 ESTEEM BRAND NEW 1998 ESTEEM 4 C 5f«’f9 CasrfW DuH Diagonal Bnhng System Crush lore S’Cf 4 f S 'fffr < f D ‘l< X ins l BRAND NEW 1998 SIDEKICK r 'i i S ''/ - '" * >■.' - ° * 'f 'Stiff Pi-vfVjAjrj't. • Pcatr *.’«• "i hvi[ <•;/ 1 Impact Betrrs Dm-A>Bigs ftAur S w j fro' t D-s: B’.dt! f <.v > hrpjct Beams Dual Ar Bags. Power Stefmg Front U sc Brakes InttoGnss F/IC7W OUTLET FACTORY OUTLET FACTORY OUTLET PRICE .. OWE T O O MUCH O N YOUR CAR? N O PROBLEM ! IV f CAN HELP? 1998 SUZUKI SIDEKICK JS SPORT Air Conditioning Power Windows Stereo Tape Power Locks / Keyless EntryJ | ABS Brakes Dual Air Bags I Much More1 PER M O N T H L E A S E • BOO 163 14 mo CloMd end k 4M, 11.000 « m u « l 1S< ik c ii p u r t h m option ■ H I M pKrt l a , with «P f *o * «d credit ZUKI 8 6 2 0 So. Or an ge Bl. Tr ai l 6 90 N . H w y . 1 7 - 9 2 LONGWOOD 767-7990 ORLANDO •Plus tax, tag title, too. includes rebates Iincentives. * sub/oct to lenders qualifications must nave job. stead)/ income, stable residence, all bankruptcies must be discharged, down payment vunes 857-5454 H �■ L’k H liU r - AFTERHOURS:OSCAR.MEASEAMHORE-SC PtOflfc FASMORSFOBERUCATW...3C UM M VSCHaum ITOBm M Oc C eleb ra te A m erica n a ! th ro u g h a r t a n d m u sic t Special to the Herald LAKE MARY The Gth An­ nual Spring Arts Festival will be held on Friday. April 3, from 6 to 9:30 p.m. at Lake Mury City Hall. 100 W. U k r Mary Blvd. on the comrr of Lake Mary Boulevard and Country Club Road. This outdoor festival, sponsored by the Lake Mary PTA and the City of Lake Mary. Is a family event with fun for all ages. Admission Is free and hot dog and hamburger din­ ners will be available for a small fee. For six years the commu­ nity of Lake Mary lias come together to celebrate the arts with a festive outdoor evening. T he Spring Arts Festival allows us to sluiwcase our children's artwork and provides the mood of the small town community festi­ val.* says Sandy Lent, chair­ person for the Gth annual festival. "We enrourage all residents to attend, whether or not you have children at Lake Mary Elementary. There will be a special art table for non-Lake Mary Elementury children to add urt work to the displays. We want everyone to feel most welcome.* Tills yeur guests can stroll and view artwork from all Lake Mary Elemrntary stu­ dents while listening to mu­ sic provided by feature act Four for a Dollar, u men's quartet seen at Disney MGM. Michael Kramer A Friends will also perform wt will the Lake Mary Elem rn­ tary Band and Chonis. Other entertainment includes drama presentations by Lake Mary High’s Drama Club and a voice solo by Shannon Ryan, accompanied by Tho­ mas Neuhauser. both stu­ dents at Greenwood Lakes Middle School. T he adults are having as much fun preparing for the Springs Arts Fest as the children. Parents are plan­ ning decorations, dads have volunteered to serve the meals, and many volunteers are distributing posters around the community. Thr Fest has been a wonderful way for me to get to know Plsaas s n Fast, Fags 7C 4 % Norman M. Wall, MD Living longer, living stronger Heathrow doctor pens book for seniors Bjr Mary Rowell HERAl.l) CORRESPONDENT HEATHROW - In one of th r original Star Trrk episodes, several crew members were exposed to a strange type of radiation that inadr them age rapidly. A young ensign aged more rapidly than the older Captain Kirk. Why? She didn't get any more radiation than the other crew members. She was simply genetically predis­ posed to age differently. And while the-episode was fiction, that point ts true. Genetics play a large part In our uglng process. And genetics Is the one factor In the aging process that we cannot change. Al least not yet. B O O K R E V IE W 'Living Longer. Living Stronger* 1s a wellness guide for men and women over 00. It waB written by Dr. Norman M. Wall and Dr. David Wall. The former ts a Lake Mary resident. It Is a how-to health book for seniors. No. the book will show you. you can't change your genes, but you can change other elements In your life and lifestyle to help you Increase your chances of living a long, healthy life. Are you 80? Oct the book anyway. It Is never to late to get on the road to good health. , Some of the damage you have done to your health by not eating well or by not exercis­ ing. Is reversible. There are some Inaccuracies In the book. The Drs. Wall In­ sinuate that eating too much sugar can cause diabetes. The American Diabetes Association says It can't. The doctors also describe the health benefits of FIm m i n Book. Pag* 7C F ish b y S e v i l l e Filosofos, All igator b y Matt Lin d Have dinner with George Washington L o n g w o o d E le m e n ta ry P ro a Harau Photo by Mtanda Hm U m In this scene from G ive Thanks America, stu­ dents from Longw ood Elementary kindergar­ ten and fourth and fifth grade classes portray pioneers who settled west of the Mississippi. That cast indudes (not In order): Natalie Ra- falik, Shelby Wolfrum. A nna Malans. Samantha Jackson, M egan Molie, Emily Fenneran. A n ­ thony Doyle, Erin W asson, Christina Thom pson, Elyse Montfort, Carlos Vazquez, . Vanessa Jenkins, Kourtnie Glater. p re s e n ts m u s ic a l d i n n e r th e a te r Staff Reports LONGWOOD - Longwood Elem en­ tary School's Drama Department will be presenting their annual spring musical. Glue Thanks America, in April under the direction of the school's music teacher, Alice Kee. George Washington Is taken Into the future where he visits pioneer's moving west, expanding our country from the east coast to the west coast. He hears Abraham Lincoln's Gettys­ burg Address. George Is told how our country had help from people all over the world; so he Is taken to an Immigrant's classroom; where they are learning to speak English. Next, George Is told about our mod­ em day technology; where he really freaks out In a department store Ailed with gizmos and gadgets. The Anal scene Is on the moon where astronauts are placing our Aag on Its surface. The musical ends with a beautiful tribute to America. It w ill be certain to leave all In attendance with a wonderful and grateful feeling o f patriotism. This Is Longwood Elementary School's 13th aeaaon dinner theater. The concept o f the dinner theater was suggested by then princlpul David Scott and Implemented by Kce the Arst year she was at the school, “music people have to do their own fund-raising.” said Kce. who was looking for an alternative to door-todoor or candy sales. She said the program has become a real commu­ nity project, and Includes 7 parent committees that get the Job done. One father, who works In the Aim In­ dustry. built the sets this year. “We have the most professional sets, “ said Kee. The catered dinner Is served In the cafeteria and then the audience moves to auditorium. The performing dates are W ednes­ day. April 1 and Friday, April 3 (dinner served at 6 p.m. and show at 7 p.m.) There will be a Sunday Mati­ nee, April 5 (dinner served at 12:30 p.m. and show at 2 p.m.) The theme for this year Is a “Thanksgiving Feast". Dinner will be served In can­ dlelight at your table. Baby sitting Is also available. Tickets are $6 for adults and $3 for children. Tickets can be purchased ut the school, located at 940 Orange Ave. in Longwood. For more informa­ tion contact Alice Kee at 320-3307. ’ �c Mw.i i S.vifi'tcl. Florida Sunday March 29.1998 After Hours Oscars, Grease and other business David Frazier Staff W rite r A Titanic victory proved to be .no big surprise ils Oseur cele­ brated 70 years of honoring movies and those who make them Monday, March 23. Host Billy Crystal, once again, kept the nearly three hour, 'b o at' show afloat will) witty parodies and stinging onrilners. The Academy of Motion Pic­ ture Arts and Sciences wisely chose 71tnn(c to represent the best of the 1997 movie crop. But th r memorable Oscar moments came from original screenplay winners Ben Af­ fleck and Mutt Damon for their script of Good Will PtxMo Court.** erf Tho Walt DUne* Company Hunting, a tearful Robin Wil­ I iim star Andy Garcia leaves his hand prints in front of vacationing there with daughters Dominik. Daniclla liams rerrlvlng an Oscar for trie Chinese Theater at Dtsney-MGM Studios, while and Alessandra. his supporting role In Good Will • Hunting, the song and dance acceptance speech by Lifetime Achievement Award recipient Stanley Donnen. two deserted moments of silence B y David Frazier love Interest. According to Garda, this film for both the passengers aboard HERALD STAFF WRITER has taken about 10 years to make, and It was 'Titanic* and In memorial to made Independently. ‘Independent Is differ* those who died In Hollywood cut because you have less time and less ORLANDO On a sunny morning, at the In the past year, the breath­ Disney-MOM Studios, two news crew and a money to work with." said Garda. 'You just taking Oscar family album and print journalist watted for the arrival of film have to come In an act with studio produc­ those outragrous Billy Crystal tions].' Garcia likened his new film to Mid star Andy Garcia. He was running a tad bit parodies with a humble Kevin nfght Coirboy and the films of underground late, hut that Is expected. Even when he ts on Costner poking fun ut tils last director John Cassavrltcs. *We are in the , it at Ion. he has a lot to do. ache, 77ie Postman. And, let’s proerss of getting a distributor now,' said Gan la made two appearances at the studios not forget th r wonderful ap­ Garcia. ndtng in the ‘Star Today' motorcade and also pearance by ole* Bart the Bear imprinting his hands in concrete In front of An Osear nominee for his role In The Godfa­ (The Edge). the studio's Great Movie Ride. Garcia spoke to ther Part III. G arda lias a particular view on Forgettable was the endless Interviewers In the backlot with the colossal the state of motion pictures. When asked If banter on what everybody was Tmver of Terror standing behind him. He tried Hollywood was turning out more movies In­ wearing to the awards show, to speak above the shrieks and screams of pastead of better scripts, he said, 'Ves. there Is the lime, technical award irons plummeting down the elevator shaft of good writing bill it Is not being produced.' Ls speeches, the time, Cher's Hollywood in fear of such willing? “1 would the rtde. whutever-that-was-on-the-topsay they are afraid of tt.‘ said G arda. The Cuban star, who has appeared In such of-her-head. and, let's not for­ movies os When n Mon Loves a Woman. The Unfortunately, Gurda-looking all the more get, the time. You think Oscar f 'nloiichables and. recently. Desperate Mcascasual with his hall cap. khaki pants, red show producer Oil Cates Is on s. just ttntshed his new movie called Tire pullover and btazer-wus whisked away before getting the Idea? lie could rlaborutr more on the Hollywood Scalper. The Him Is about a Ucket scalper who Speaking of birthdays.... tills In love with a woman who does not love situation. Garda Is visiting the Central Florida Wop-bop-alu-bop-a-wop area with his family. him bark Tire radiant Andie McDowell is the bam-boom! It's Grease lightntngl Yes. the 1978 cult musi­ cal Is grooving buck Into thea­ ters celebrating Us 20th Anni­ versary. See a younger John Travolta stngt See Olivia Newton-John In perhaps the only thing she'll be known for. (Welt, it won’t be Xanadu.). Sec the film whose soundtrack has sold 1.2 million copies From Staff Reports within the last luo gears! Hey, Crease Is the word! WINTER PARK * Tills year Oreas* (Three stars) marks the 25ili Anniversary of marked the fading of the the Show House - an Orlando movie musical. Sure, there tradition. The house is open to have been some since thenthe public now through April 1996's Evlia-but nothing of the f> The hours are from 10 a.m. magnitude of Grease. That Is t > J:30 p.rn. Monday through not accounting for animated Wednesday and Friday and films which ts now what the tiirday; 10 a.in. to 9 p.m. movie musical ts associated Ihursday; and 12 p.m. to 5 with. p.m. on Sunday. Tickets can My favorite tunes from the be purchased at the door for movie on high school romance M«J You rail order tickets by and growing up arc ‘Grease i ailing the Opera box office at Lightning*. Stockard Chan(M>7( 120-1700. There is free nlng's version of ‘ Look at Me, parking at the Rollins College I'm Sandra Dee*, and the fi­ lot at Park and Lyman. Pro­ nale song, 'You're the One that ceeds go to benefit the Or­ 1 Want". Yet, the film Is not lando Opera. some revelatory look at high Each spring u home of hlsschool life. It more or less rolorlc or architectural signifi­ matlcUcs It, and that is good cance Is selected and offered for entertainment purposes, 1 up to the creative genius of the guess. atra's llncst designers and 1 doubt this re-release will etallsmen. Ibis year's home at have the same Impact that Ltd E. New England Avenue, Star W an did last year. But. a across from the Winter Park total box office of $1340 million library, Is the historic 14 room 1a a solid foundation for Wi bstet Wagner house, built Grease’s 20th Anniversary re ­ in 1905 by Albert Wagner and lease to build upon. In- sister-ln law Jean Wallace. Now for some unfinished It Is currently the home of The Steering Committee for tho 25th Orlando Opera Designers' Show House business.... Winter Park attorney Brent are: (from loft to right) Nancy Wagers, Jean Whitehead and Carolyn Lord Several new films have en­ McCaghrcn and his wife. tered the area In the past few Betsy. weeks: One to the serpentine The Juror for the com peti­ hours for groups may be a r­ Wild Thing* (Three and a half Originally, the home was a tion Is Dr. Kristin Congdon, ranged by calling (407) 328simple square, with open s ta n ) . Directed by John professor of art at the Univer­ 2039. pinches, supported by brick McNaughton [Henry: Portrait q f sity of Central Florida, and co­ piers, fn On- 1920’s, a retired a Serial Killer) and written by Lptst opal bishop bought the ordinator of the UCF an his­ Stephen Peters (The Fourth tory program. property arid added a chapel War), the film to about m ur­ and library. Ialter, a servants’ Welcome to the Seminole der, double crosses and Bex Award categories for the wing, a guest house apartm ent llcmltl's 'After Hours", a page set In South Florida where the and sloping gardens to front­ 29lh Annual Jurird Student dedicated to the arts and enter­ pulchritude masks the under­ An Exhibition Include Best of tainment news in Seminole lying evil and deception. Wild age on Like Osceola were added Designers have redcco- Show (Purchase Award): Best County. If you have any story Things goes from one twist to raird every space In the of Painting. Drawing. Print- Ideas, pirlurrs or comments the next turn, and It can get a house, even Including the U- making. Alternative Media, about the page please call little taxing on the nerves. Two Dimensional Design, Pho­ David Frazier ut 322-2011 biary chapel, covered porch, SUll. the film keeps you tography, and Ceramics; the during weekdays, or you cun ■itmmrr porch and walled teri are. Judge's Awards of Excellence; write to David by sending let­ guessing. You're almost furious the Lee O. Henderson Excel­ ters to The Seminole Herald. because the film to not p re ­ lence In Art Award; Peer attn: David Frazier. P.O. Box dictable. There to also a rous­ Student art exhibit performance by funnyman Award; and Mertt Awards. 1GG7, Sanford. Florida. 32772- ing SANFORD - The Fine Arts Bill Murray as a shady lawyer. 1007 or 300 N. French Avenue, Gallery of Seminole Commu­ Alex Proyas' Dark City Sanford. Florida. 32771. Re­ Fine Arts Gallery hours are nity College announces Its last (Thro* s ta n ) has roots that go Mondays and Wednesdays member. arts and entertain­ further back than film nolr. 'Titbit of Ihr season, the 29th iiinia! Juried Student An Ex­ from 12 p.m. to 3 p.m.; Tues­ ment news Is not exclusively Its roots stem back to 20‘s hibition. on display now days and Thursdays from 3 limited to Sanford and Lake and the concept of Mary, but also the rest of Germany p.m. to 6 p.m.; plus evenings through April 19. The exhibit 'expressionism'. There to no Seminole County. So drop a of lectures, music and theatre K free and opened to Uie pub­ doubt that tills film-set In a line! pcrfonnances. Special gallery lic. On vacation with Andy Garcia Home tour to benefit opera company Final season student art exhibit at SCC city shrouded by perpetual darkness Is an homage to that particular style. In fact, the spectres that eerily float through thr city may remind film students of the somnam­ bulist from Thr Cabinet of Dr. Caffgari. thr definitive German Expressionism film. But. the film will also conjure up memories from past films like Ife/lrnlser. Batman, Clocturorfc Orange and. even. Proyas' The Croir. There Is also a goofy yet Incongruous mad scientist performance by Ktcfer Suth­ erland (The Lost Bogs). And It lakes a while to finally get set­ tled Into the plot. From Fargo to The Big Lebouifkl (Three stars), broth­ erly filmmakers Joel and Ethan Cohen go front award winning black comedy to an ofT-thr-map tall talc. Jeff Bridges gives a fantastic per­ formance as the ultimate slacker known to his friends simply as 'th e Dude'. Bushy mustachrd Sam Elliott nar­ rates us through this story of mistaken Identity that ts an­ noyingly profane while being lovably nutty. And leave It to the Cohens to pay homage or parody the great movie musi­ cal director Busby Berkley In a dream sequence. It's also the best iMiwItng film slnrr King pin. U.S. Marshals (Three stars) may lie thr sequel to 1993's The Fugitive, but It seems PIi i m sea Screen Tcete. Page 7C V A L U E -P A C K E D 1E N T E R T A IN M E N 1 r C h e ck o u r ca len da r fo r theater, art, m u sic, sp o rts a n d lectures at: 4 k U nive rs ity of C e n tra l F lo r id a http-J/w w w .olr. ucf.edu/ pubret/calendar/ M m ry ’m O ldm m t Rm m tm urm nt FAM ILY O W N ID A O M R A T IO "We'l* drdK'aird Hi pruviduif food u n k c , fond rood, and food atmoiphete fur the (M in famil>~ Musi Hart Call Ut F K ^ B M Delivery! r Fast NowAccepting Visa. M.C., Debit Cards Z27N.Cm * v CMM. OpenMTU. 11-11p.N. Fri.ltat. 11-11i.a. I m . Claud Let us know A*"-- M\ Full Card simulcasting from FI. CA. KY. NY, PA Pompano, Hazel Park, Meadows. Meadowtands. Yonkers E T JA I-A LA I WED. thru SAT. 7:30 P.M. THURS. & SAT. NOON: SUN.' 1 P.M. Also Simuicast from Miami and Oarta Jat-AlsJ WWWOCWtCHtCOOHUWOOJAItlAI �Semtnole Herald Sanlord, Florida •Sunday, March 29.1998 •3C People S c h o la r s h ip T im e Fashion show helps a deserving woman complete her education It's scholarship time nt thr Woman's Club of Sanford Inc. With scholarship time comes a flurry of excitement getting ready to present the annual award. For years, the club has launched on annua) search for that special young woman to receive this prestigious honor. The recipient must be over 25 and have a year of college with a 3.0 grade point nverage. ac­ cording to Betty Colbert, chairman of the scholarship committee. Betty, said applications for the need-based scholarship are available In the admissions of­ fice at Seminole Community College. For Information, call Betty at 328 9000, or cochairman Karen Richardson, 349-9750. Applications must be re­ turned by May 5 and the schol­ arship will be awarded at the June meeting of the club. Funds for the annual schol­ arship In the past have been generated through "Fashions for Education." a fashion show and luncheon held at the club­ house every spring. Local and area shoppes have shown upto-the-minute collections of spring fashions In a festive ambiance. This year Is going to be dif­ SENIOR EDITOR DORIS DIETRICH ferent. Oh. then* will be fash­ ions. and plenty of them, but they have come from mothers' and grannies closets Instead of fancy boutiques. However, these special vintage fashions have been carefully cherished to preserve a memorable chap­ ter of history. Chairman Dorothy (Dottle) Anthony Is excited about her finds so far. "I have lots of clothes here." she laughed. Dottle has a gamut ol attire ranging from a gingham house dress to the glamor of after flvr. There are exquisite wed­ ding dresses, stylish street dresses, luxurious furs, proper buslnrss attire, delicate pei­ gnoir sets and hats liu hiding sunbonnris ns well as dress-up millinery from another era. Models for the vintage fash­ ion show Include: Mary Anne Cleveland. Mary llllllman. Lau­ rie Blair. Eve Rogero. Fran Morton, Martha Yancey, Jean Clontz and Jean Metis. Tile vintage fashion show will be an event of April 22. Ac­ cording to Betty Jnck. first vice president In charge of fund raising, donations are $12 each and must l>e paid for by April 17. For Information call ftelly at 321-1887. A delicious luncheon, served by VMan Buck, will l»e served, liie menu Is ns follows: Impe­ rial Chicken Salad. Tropical Melon King. Shell Pastn wllh June Peas. Carrot, Raisin and Nut Muffins and Strawlierry Fluff for dessert. Marty Colegrove is serving as co-chairman of the event. Other club members on the committee nrr: Mary Dale Jones. Viola Frank. Donna Adamson. Betty Jack, Betty Coll>ert. Karen Richardson, ReIha Blankenship, Rose Jneobson. Gall Stewart. Mary Kaminsky. Lourlne Messenger and Faye Siler. Vida Smith (from left), Betty lialback and Cgarlotle Knowles at March ESO meeting late February, leaving her without serious Injuries. Well, Ollle Is living with her daughter. Pauline Madden, un­ til a home across the street from Pauline can be rrfurblshed especially for her. Ollles family has been by her side during her ordeal except her eldest son. Del. a cancer victim hospitalized In Talla­ hassee. Pauline Is so proud of Del. who was a lieutenant colonel STORM VICTIM VISITS ILL SON In the United States Air Force Remember Ollle Hasty, the and llew planes during three 92-year-old woman featured In wars. Del lives on 100 acres In this column last Sunday? 01- Tallahassee and lost his wife lie's home of 70 years was de­ about 10 years ago. So Del couldnt get to his molished by a killer tornado In mother, so Mother went to Del. Knowing Ollle with all her good Through thr generosity of connections up there. HE Tony Padilla of Tampa, D is­ probably will. Tills remarkable band of Ollles granddaughter. lady does not dwell on all her Dr. Pamela Madden Padilla, a losses, but Instead, she re­ Tampa GYN surgeon, there was joices over all of her blessings. a family get-together. Tony chartered a plane, and last BOOKS REVIEWED Sunday morning he departed AT ESO MEETINO The March meeting of Epsi­ with Ollle and Patdlnc for Tal­ lon Sigma Ornlcron. a reading lahassee. "He Is very, very good." Ollle society of the Florida Federa­ said. "He still has cancer but tion of Women'B Clubs, was held at the home of Vida Smith he Is better than we expected." Tire family had a great visit with Charlotte Knowles serving together and liad a good flight as co-hostess. A beautifully appointed table held a variety both ways. delicious refreshments Ollle prays that the good of Lord will see fit to let her have served by the hostesses. her son a little while longer. Bee Dietrich, Page 4C | f Lawana Stewart and Dean Smith (left pholo, center) were installed as Worthy Matron and Worthy Patron ol Seminole Chapter NO. 2 O r­ der ol the Eastern Star by (Irom left). Miriam Pitls, Installing Organist. Dorothy Thom as. In­ stalling Officer, Stewart, Smith, Betty Cox. In­ stalling Chaplain, and John Cox, Assistant In­ stalling Officer. Right photo shows the 1998- 99 Officers for Seminole Chapter No. 2 Order of the Eastern Star. Stewart and Smith installed Worthy Matron, Worthy Patron of Eastern Star Prom Staff Reporta SANFORD _ Seminole Chapter No. 2 Order of the Eastern Star field Its Installation of Officers for the 1998-99 year on Saturday, March 7lh at the Sanford Masonic Lodge. Past Matron Dorothy Thomas of Seminole Chapter No. 2 was the Installing Officer, a s ­ sisted by Past Patron John Cox from Day­ tona diopter No. I. Past Matron Deity Cox from Daytona Chapter No. 1 was the Installing Chaplain, while Past Matron June LawTrncc from DeLand Chapter No. 10 was the Installing Mar­ shall and Past Matron Miriam lilts was the Installing Organist. Alter the Worthy Matron and Worthy Pa­ tron from 1997-98, Juanita and Dr. Louis Parrott, gave their good-byes, Lawuna Stewart and Dean Smith were Installed as Worthy Matron and Worthy Patron for Semi­ nole Chapter No. 2 for the 1998-99 year. Other officers for 1997-98 were Stephenle Williams, Associate Matron. Virgil Williams, Associate Patron, Kay Ladd, Conductress. Debra Bollinger, Associate Conductress, Elizabeth Clements. Secretary. Phyllis Wal­ lace. Treasurer. Lucille Eaton. Chaplain, Pearl Valerius. Marshal, Mori Ledford. Or­ ganist. Lyndall Francis. Adah. Sharon Smith, Ruth. Joyce Fitzgerald, Esther, Martha Retd. Martha, June McFaddcn. Electa, Charles Valerius, Warder, and Michael Bollinger. Sentinel. AARP learns about insurance, Secretary of State visits area Mori* Rrmol. praoidont of tho Mitt Florida Pageant; Sandy Mortham, Secretary of State; and Jamie Bold­ ing. Miss Florida 1996 There was quite a large turn­ out for the March meeting of the Lake Mary Chapter of the AARP. The group's telephone committee lias been doing a great Job reminding members about the meeting and recruit­ ment Is up. During the buslnrss portion of the meeting. John Settlerman reminded members that the Lion's Club would furnish eye glassea or hearing aids to anyone who needs It. Cynthia Pltcock. the Community Serv­ ice Chair, reminded members to bring In their canceled stamps. The AARP is collecting them for Habitat for Humanity. The AARP wants to try some­ thing new next month. After the meeting, they’re going to have a Bingo game. The cards would coat $.50 each or 3 for $1. Half the money will go to winners and the other half will go to the AARP. If there's a good turnout, they'll keep doing the Bingo. 7 MARY RO W ELL The guest speaker for the day was Mike Meza. Mike has been an Insurance agent with All­ state since 1993. He came to bring members up to date on new coverage changes in in­ surance. Mike started with car insur­ ance. In Florida, you must have car Insurance. And while you can Insure a lot of things with a car. the two required are property damage and PIP (personal injury protection). Under property damage, the Baa Rowell. Page 4C Mika Maze talks to AARP members about Insurance. a ,* �waiting cuiinatv :jurus to enter Dviedo cook-off j\ (I w i l l ili' im put w l t '*•i I ( pi 14P I '.* ' •. I * \ •4 1 ' ||. <1ill i I I I •t.4 1 4 • II e m e n t v i ! ■tu* It i "i ll '• ' .......... \ u miiih t ,ft t r*•r ‘ » i« hi l fi.it v. t ; \ . . T lot . ■■": fc*J( ( 1 . 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' CAKE EGGS si.o o EGG BOXES S3 . 0 0 a s I ||l HIS| •'Vi D i e t r i c h ---------Continued from Page 3C Fo llo w in g the business m e e tingSh irle y Mills, ESC > i h ii ln t i. m i n tr o d u c e d H e l l v I lulhui k speaker o] the d.ix s h e gave in te re s tin g re views ol t i m e h t ' t d i i i u l novels u n t t ' i i In I,d\v.m l K u t li e r ld i d Suitim R i i " k u u n d G u i d o n A i <o r b i n g to l.thhy H o v d , .rut h Is u tule ol iii.tny (enturtes und m uny g e n e r a tio n s ol i h u r.ie te rs in the llle ol the ureu t overed A dls i uss ldii lolloxved the re vie w s Severa l ol the E S O m e m h e r s pi,ui to a t t e n d the E S O lu ni h eon to he held b y the F lo r id a le d e ru tlo n ol W o m e n 's C l u b s ut NEW A R R IV A L S JENNIFER L. ARNOLD Air Force Airman 1st Class Jennifer E. Arnold bus gradu­ ated from basli military train­ ing at Lit klund Air Forte Base. Suit Antonio. Texas Arnold ts the daughter ol Su sun und Stepdaughter ol Robert Nobles ol 522 Wilslure Drive. ( usselbcrry She graduated II I 19‘J-l It out l-ike Howell High School Will ter f'utk. and received an asso ­ ciate degree m 1**fl7 horn Seminole Community College, Sunlord CHRISTOPHER R. SCHUCK Army National Guard I*vt < hristophei li Si lute k has graditiited Imm haslt mllliaiy it.lining at Fori Henning. Coluinbus. G.i Si hill k Is tile soil ol Pull! R und Rotidu K Si hut k ol 2h7 tiaiv Hlxii Eongwood ills xxtle April, is the duttgh ter ol Rh hard IIoi’m Ii ol l-Ri RdosexiTi Maitland He is u l!l!M) graduate ol Sellltnole t ommutillv ( ollege I hgh S« hool. Suulotd CARL A. CARLSON Arinv Nutiotiul Guard IVt the state idUVeUUon to he held m Oilatido April 2<i Immig this time, awards will he pie sented to those who have lead the reiiiured uumliei ol hook' I t 'll hot dogs a n d h im .nil h< .n u ll. ih l' S e iA r il With tin m i t ie r will lie I nisi i p iip p lt s lulesl.lW' i hi ese u n t' HeI liiot i olililer w it 11 l< < i l i u m Call Fnt S p c c ia lj/}'/ J f Location Of Salt! 3230253 l l l k c l l i d lli lllo l t ' ul ' l l III! eat ll all ux.uEthli llo ili ulix < h i m h rneililn I ut tin 1 In in I i ollli e ol il the iloiit S m a l l i h lld le li all invited t.i lull llee FISH FRY SET 1he men women .iih! youth ol the Fust l lilted Method.St < htirch invite the coitimunttv to a lull tilled llsh Irv on Sutiu All adde d u t l i u i l l o n i ' tht day . April -1. Itulli T TO to h (MJ pm In the i Inin h fellowship sale ol p io d lli i ba ke d goods 1i.tll 1 dill street .it Magnolia ■md knui k kuoi k ' Avenue Aii Hiding to Ashy .Jones tinThe It'll is guaranteed not to UIIIIU.il event pioxliles hinds have hones, and lor those pa­ tor spittiu.il retreats during th< trons who do not rare for line veal ( .ul A Carlsoji has graduated imm basic milii.iry training .it Foil Henning, Columbus. Ga Carlson is ihe son of Dia­ mond L Carlson of IH3 E Wil­ bur Ax-e.. Dike Mary He Is a l!i!!7 graduate of Dike Mary High School. THOMAS E. COLBERT Navy Petty Officer 2nd Class Thom.is E. Colbert, son of 11»■I E and Hetty S. Colbert of Pine Way Drive. Sanford, recently arrived .it Ills new home port ol Norfolk. Va.. after a six-month around the world deployment aho.ird the ulrrrult carrier F'SS Nlmlt/. The Hi'.KJ graduate ol Semi Dole High School jollied the Navy lit Marc h 1993. Colbert ts a 1992 graduate of Seminole Community College. Lake Mary, with an AA degree. GLENN G. HEMINGWAY M.innc i'll. Glenn Tl Hem­ ingway. son ol Felicia E. .Mtkett ol 1303 W Seventh Si., San­ ford. recently completed the Administrative Clerk Course at Personnel Administration School. Murine Corps Service Support Si hool .it Camp D-)eime. N C. The 1997 graduate* ol Semi­ nole High School ol Santord. Joined the Marine Corps m July 1997 Th u r & Fri. A p ril 2 & 3 A p ril 9 & 10 S A T U R D A Y 'S O N L Y A P R IL 4 & 11 S A N F O R D P U B L IX Before you spend $500 or more for a new machine... « » Spend 5 minutes with a Bernina ~S r a :: • :: • • . .} .•• . B r i n g t h i s a d f o r 1 0 % off Come in for a FREE Demonstration BERNINA SEWING CENTER 840 SAXON BLVD.. SUITE 26 ORANGE CITY 904-774-9332 6EMIN0 BLOCKBUSTER Ifi KMART PlAZA Mon., Wed., Frl. &Sal. 9.30-6, Tubs 4 Thun 9 00-9 r\rv J B NOTHING SEWS LIKE A BERNINA. 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V V O O D D E E l.: T h e r e is m u c h w is d o m in y o u r le t t e r . T h e s e c r e t to a s u c c e s s f u l m a r r ia t ' e i s t w o j ie o j il e w illin * * to w o r k a n d s a c r i f i c e f o r t h e h a j> |) im 's s o f e a c h o t h e r . D E A R A H I IY I h u jn - m u jir m t my letter I have -«s-n so m a m le t ­ te rs in m u r m lu m t i atiuiit w h a t lu b ile u li -JNs i.il iH C a -lu iis I l l' l l a |ie r s n n d u e - it i k n o w w h a t lu b*i*' S iiin e o lle , nil* n - r t l l icates .H i the t;rfatest M usi petiplr j u - t Io n - th e m ’ I i t - (• lie n b lit f e t t t l ii'u l e s lu a h n d e , a new iiio th e i and tu a n-eent b r a d u a le t he t e c n n e lils h a v e told tin- th e re is a lw a is s u m e ih iitb tfu -i need that they d id nut receive W ith t he a d d e d e x jie tis e ul s e lt in c u p a Uew . i| ia r t lu e n l a Hew L a in o r a stu d e n t b "IN k lu n ille p * h e lle v e mi b d t i e r t i l i c a t i - s w e re V e ry w e liiiltie * A 11 IN IN C U l N l l l . I I I . K I T S l) E _ \ | { C A T I I I ' : I a » ;r e c ; t h e r e 's m u c h to lie s a id f o r a llo w in g th e r e e i j i i e i i l to c h o o s e s o m e t h in * ; he o r she w ants. �M,v> ^ GC Health & Fitness TIP O F TH E W EEK Courtesy of BILL T R O C H L E L L - Fitness Expert H ow M u ch W eight is Too M u ch W eigh t______ Weight bearing exercises should be a very controlled movement. Using (he proper weight to isolate a particular muscle your trying to work, will result in the most effective training program with little chance of injury. If some­ one is using a heavier weight it does not mean that they will have faster results. Finding the right weight is an individual effort. Simple Solutions to Tough Weight Loss A d v a n c e d e y e c a re fa c ility o p e n in L a k e M a ry 1i.ilhoied at Itio Filutowskt Cataract 4 Laser Institute ■me otticial ribbon cutting ceremony tor new Lake Mary Heatfirow Cbarn&er ot Commerce members are Daviti Collins Helen Pfeitler, chamber ambassadors. Hi fiard Hens Administrator ot the facility. Jannelle Hartmann. PH 4 Marketing Director tor the facility, Konrad f rutowsKi MD. Chief Surgeon and Medical Dr F.V. I . . . and Your Heal t h A vo id in g m o sq u ito bites can help avoid den gu e fever Iuse* t repellent Is a "must i'.uk* item lor vacationers in tropical lands. Dengue fever. the most widespread mosqulto-bomc vi­ ral infection. Is a significant health threat In Central and South America, the Caribbean iiul Pacific islands. Asia and Aincd. "Thousands of cases ha ve been reported recently troni S u v a . Fiji." said Dr. W.ivnc J. Rilev director of the Travel Medicine Service at Baylor College of Medicine In Ihmston female mosquitoes that -prvad the dengue-fever virus feed on human blood during t'a- day. primarily In early morning and late afternoon. ! i n to eight days after being bitten by an Infected mosi;uiio. humans are likely to d e ­ velo p a high fever, a severe h e a d a c h e behind the eyes, and muscle aches so severe that the disease is also known as "hreakbone fever." Dengue s u r v i v o r s can develop a poten­ tially fatal form of the disease it intccted again. Because there Is no vaccine tor nr medication to treat den­ gue fever, avoiding mosquito bites is the best way travelers i .111 protect themselves from the disease. Riley said. He leeotnmends that travelers: * West insect repellent cont lining the chemical DEET during high-risk hours. * Spray clothes with perl u r i l i r i n , an Insecticide. * Stay away from ureas of standing water, where mosqui­ toes breed. B ig g e r is not a lw a ys better "Beware of the big fish" might not be a warning for di­ cers, but It can be tor diners — *-spc< tally In the Caribbean and South Pacific. haling large fish that have at cumulated high levels of natural toxins through their illrl can cause ciguatera poi­ soning in humans. Big carnivo­ rous fish that live near coral reefs arc particularly risky. These include barracuda, grouper, mackerel, mullet, red snapper and sea bass. "Reputable restaurants arc likely to screen their fish se ­ lection. but If you're catching your own fish, be forewarned that contaminated fish look, smell mid taste normal, and looking does not destroy the toxins." said Dr. Wayne J. Riley, director of the Travel Medicine Service at Houston's Baylor College of Medicine. Symptoms ol ciguatera poi-oning include numbness or tingling of the lips, tongue and throat, itching or skin rushes, *ramps, vomiting and diar­ rhea They usually develop within two to six hours after eating "You should see u phy­ s ic ia n m s soon as possible to confirm ihc diagnosis and Inal ilic illness," Riley said, "because severe cases can resuli in land respiratory paraly­ sis." liavileis with an appetite lor fish on ihc risky list should eal only small portions of large fish or settle for smaller, younger fish. "And don't cat lire head or internal organs, la-cause Ihey retain more toxins." Riley said. rector. Martha Miller. Marketing Director tot the cham­ ber, Tin Burns. Trudy Meye, chamber ambassadors, Ed Thomas. Donna Hilyatd and Linda Phillips, cham bor ambassadors the Filutowski Cataract & Laser Institute combines state-of-the-art technology with old-fashioned personal care fo bring Lake Mary the most advanced eye care available Celebrating birth of OB anesthesia 150 years ago Special to the Herald The 1997 annual meeting of the American Society of Anes­ thesiologists (ASA) to be held in San Diego this month marks a significant anniversary In the practice of medicine. In 1847, two unrelated events occur­ ring an ocean apart gave birth to the practice of modern oh stetrical anesthesia. Tills year, millions of preg­ nant women m the United States will choose one of sev­ eral options available to them for safe and effective relief of the pain and discomfort asso­ ciated with childbirth. The process that allows the hun­ dreds of pregnant women In your community to enjoy near pain free labor and delivery began with two events--150 years ago. In Boston on April 4. 1H47. Fanny Appleton Longfellow, the wife of poet Henry Wadsworth Longfellow, be­ came the first known Ameri­ can woman to receive obstet­ ric anesthesia for the birth of their daughter. Nathan Cooley Keep. M.D.. held an ethersoaked handkerchief over Fanny Longfellow's face and. according to an entry' In h rr husbands Journal that r e ­ counted the event. Ills wife ex­ perienced no loss of con­ sciousness and no pain. Just three months earlier In Scot­ land on Jnn. 19. 1847, James Young Simpson, M.D., used ether to successfully anesthe­ tize a woman with a deformed pelvis for the delivery of her baby. Yet. these two events were not heralded as advances In mt-dlelnc but condemned by many physicians and clergy. In 1847. the Idea of pain relief fur women during labor and delivery was unthinkable by muny who believed that pain was necessary for labor to progress normally and that It would aid tn the healing proc­ ess. The church's position was CAROL FREEMAN Health and Fitness Consultant that the elimination ol labor pain was a sin because It rrp resented God's punishment to women for tempting Adam in the Garden of Edrn. Finally. It was the Queen of England who enabled obstetri­ cal anesthesia to gain public acceptance. On April 7. 1H53. six years to the day of Funny Longfellow's historical obstrt ncal event, John Snow. M.D.. used chloroform lo anesthetize Queen Victoria for the birth ol her seventh child. Prince la-opold. By allowing Dr. Snow lo administer an anesthetic for her labor and delivery. Queen Victoria gave obstetrical an es­ thesia respcclablllty and helped to accelerate Its accep­ tance worldwide. Today, thr medications and techniques used In obstetrical anesthesia allow a woman In labor to remain fully awake to experience the birth of her child with almost no pain or discomfort and without harmful effects to her or the baby. Each year, one million women rrquest an epidural block that delivers pain relief during labor In a matter of minutes. The use of epidural blocks lias Increased dram ati­ cally. In 1981. only 16 percent of the anesthetics given to women during labor Involved epidural blocks. By 1992. that number had more than dou­ bled to 33 percent. Anesthesiology Is die fist of a very few medical specialties to have started tn the United States rather than abroad. With un estimated 25 million anesthetics administered In this country each year, anes­ thesiologists have become the experts in anesthesia and pain management, making them Indispensable In patient care and the practice of medicine. For more Information about the practice of anesthesiology. Including patient education material, visit the American Society of Anesthesiologists site on the World Wide Web: <http://www.ASAhq.org>. Vitamin B-6 helps women to cope By Aljrce Klein RN SPECIAL TO THE HERALD Premenstrual Syndrome (PMS) occurs in 30 to 40 percent of all women 1 9 - 4 5 years of age. Approximately 50 million women na­ tion wide arc suffering from PMS according to the Health Educa­ tion Associates. Some symptoms of PMS are mood swings. Ini la ­ bility . food cravings, headache, forgetfulness, crying, and water retention. If you are affected by this destructive disorder, current research shows that dietary supplementation of vitamin B6 may be your answer. As stated in Nutrition For Living. 2nd Ed.. "Vitamin BO occurs in food in three forms: Pyrldoxlne, Pyrldoxamlnc, and Pyridoxal. They are closely related and have equivalent vitamin activity". B6 Is a coenzyme which participates In many of the body's regulatory functions. Including the production and transforma­ tion of tryptophan to niacin. According to According to the American Journal of Clinical Nutrition, "It is thought Dial the use of oral contraceptives leads to abnormalities In tryptophan m e­ tabolism which can be corrected by B6 supplementation". Researcher R. Wurtman suggests that diet may be related to behavior because the neurotransmitter serotonin Is made within ihc brain from the essential amino arid tryptophan. A deficit of bcrutonln leads to clinical depression. There Is a positive correlation noted between weight gain and PMS. Many sufferers of PMS report that their diets contain foods high In refined sugars, starches, and empty calories. These are P U u c K i B -6 , P « | « 7C A weekly column by U : I'm losing weight by ruling one meal a day - 1 1Inner. At first It w as hard but I’m getting used to It. A: Ytkes!! Eating onc e a day Is ab­ solutely the worst way lo lose w eight. L em on *1 Eat all day. hike your ear. your body can't m u on an em pty tank. In order to have the energy you need to get things done during the day. you need fuel. Hy skipping m eals A y o u ’re only depriving yourself of e n ­ ergy for your body and mind. Keep the fuel supply com ing all day long when you ran use the energy. Uy the way, fats and sugars are 'low energy' foods, while fun's, vegetables, and grains produce 'high energy'. Lesson #2 If you want to cut back, do It at night when you don't have the ch an ce to b u m It off. Most of the calories you load up In the even ing find their way to your fnt cells. LASIK-laser vision correction OK, SO YOU WEREN’T BORN WITH PERFECT VISION... >< y Eyeglasses or contact leases con solve that problem, but the daily routine and lifestyle limitations they crcuie can get old. That’s why you want to know more about laser vision correction. By employing time-tested techniques, as well as the newest LAS1K laser proce­ dure. Dr. Konrad Filutowski is able to help most vision problems. If you are at least 18 years old, need the use of glasses or contact lenses to see well, vision correction procedures can reduce or even eliminate your dependency on them. Dr. Filutowski and his staff will provide you with the information you need in order lo make an informed, confident decision about improving your vision. To that end they offer free videos, educational materials, complimentary consultations and the opportunity to speak with patients who have experienced these procedures. At the Filutowski Cataract & Laser Institute, the difference is sur­ Kenrid FMoatki, M D R a H iU lo t t gical experience and an unparalleled commitment to your vision care. Cmtrtl [ip t n t m d LnM Strfton Callfo r a free information packet, video and no obligation consultation. Filutow ski Cataract & Laser Institute Call 1-800-EYE EXAM Lake Mary (407) 333-5111 Orange City (904) 774-0044 Daytona Beach (904) 788-6696 jg Or f ilutOASku wants you to know mat it is your right to refuse to pay. cancel or be reimbursed tor any other service, examination or treatment which is performed as a result of and within 72 hours of responding to the advertisement for the free, discounted lee or reduced service examination or treatment. Rr I k 3dw>. Call fit 1^9 VffiS o* r u T..*uu» loW mM IW vuno* Sw »*c* c x .i / '.r / " if\J >p ttil In tr o d u c in g T r U F iU b o m l b . I R S II y o u u . u n g W a n d B iT e le F ile II I h r . I f . f o il l l - o i k . r.Ud F o rm I0 1 0 E Z f o x y * » r. ) o u c a n lit# y o u r u « i . t u r n in u n m u t u a l b t ( .h u r t, A n t r i m . C h i c k y o u r U n b o o k le t lo t m l o r n u u o n �Seminole Herald Sanford Flonda ■Sunday March 29 1998 7C Kinsey: Scientific hero or social fraud? ! By Dr. William Robert (Bob) Parker FIRST HAITI ST CHURCH MARKHAM WOODS Tlic 'father of the wxti.il revolution,' Al­ fred Kinsey. Must be exposed as a fraud" says Concerned Women of Amerlea (reported by Amy Fagan, "Kinsey Report Ripped by Concerned Women.’ Tlie Wnsht/irjfwi TtmcsJ. Dr. Alfred C. Kinsey authored Ihr book Srxunf Hefiat>(or In the Human Male (1948) that shook America’s founda­ tions and launched the sexual revolution. From present research, some people call the results of his work "defining drvlancy down" (Mona Charm. "Unmasking Alfred Kinsey," Tire Courier -Journal. Ijoulsvllle, KY). Now. fifty years after the famous research, nrw revelations from those who knew Kin­ sey best say that his work was "fraudulent and criminally derived" (Dr. Judith Reisman. Klnsn/: Crime \ Consequence). Dr. Kinsey, a zoologist from Indiana University, became the undisputed father of the sexual revolution. A Kinsey Interviewee, Oore Vital, sees Kinsey as "the most famous man In America, In the world, for a decade." Dr. Judith A. Relsman In her book Kinsey: Crime and Consequences demonstrates why Kin­ seyan Influence Is even stronger In 1998. Science verses Scientism Tnie science Is valid research and the ap­ plication of such work which Is true. Scien­ tism Is unscientific, because It Is based on suppositional research with opinionated, unjustifiable, subjective and bias applica­ tion. Documented by present study. Kin­ sey's propagation of hla research was close to scientism In definition and even down right fraudulent. According to a recent Kin sey biographer working with the Kinsey In­ stitute. Kinsey was far from (he conventional and objective, unbiased scientist that people assumed he was. "Kinsey skewed" Ills data and was a "covert crusader" Intent on r e ­ leasing human sexuality from the con­ straints of American morality and law which had largely helped to protect women and children" (Ibid.). more like n continuation of the adventures of Sam Gerard, the character that brought Tommy Lee Jones an Oscar. Here. Jones reprises hls role, and I like what he and the filmmak­ ers do with the character tills time around. We arc able to understand Geraul more than in the first film. However, the debuting screenwriter John Pogue rather reshape what happened In Thr Fugitive in­ stead of expending a little brain power to come up with something entirely new. Still, director Stuart Baird (ExecuRuc Decision), who fol­ lows In director Andrew Davis with this sequel, keeps a pleasing pace and a measured nmount of energy to US. Mar­ shals. Tlie sequel Is certainly not as arresting as the first. Martial arts and action film star Jackie Chan goes redun­ dant on us in Mr. Nice Ouy (Two atara). Tlie new film * 1 Get shots now for 7th-graders lacks the same energy that gets you through his other films. And Ihc energy docs not come from the action se ­ quences or hls Intrepid stunt work. It comes with doing something different or better. Tills Is the same old thing. If you have seen every Jackie film to this point, then you have seen Mr. Nice Guy. 1‘alnu’tto can't decide. Person­ ally. 1 don't think It was trying to achieve cither. It Is just bet­ ter than saying that the writ­ ing done here Is abysmal at best. Tilings could lie worse though. You could get stuck In a theater showing C hairm an o f the Board (No stara). Du­ biously tilled T lie Worst Film of the Year" by yours truly. I doubt there will be a con­ tender that could vie for the award. Gangly redhead come­ dian Carrot Top makes hls film debut, which could, conse­ quently. lx- hls last screen performance. Despite the In­ exorable amount of low com­ edy in this film, there Is Ihls gratuitous blend of kid ta r­ geted passages with adult double entendres attd Innuen­ dos. Tills tactless, tasteless trash may rightfully shave the "top" off of Carrot's film ca­ reer. P alm etto (One star) Is ab solutely confused. It Is not only written terribly but there Is nothing noteworthy about the direction cither. It Is another film nolr set In South Florida, a trend In the movies this year It seems. Tlie main character, played by Woody Harrelson. should lie In a film nolr par­ ody. This character Is too dumb to be taken seriously, lie would make the character that Harrelson played on Cheers look like Einstein. And Elisabeth Shur plays a femme falalc. but she is too dltsy. Se­ rious film nolr or parody? B-6 from page OC Book---------- Continued Continued from Pag* 1C herbs like ginseng, ginkgo biluba and SI. John's Wolt <n proven. All reports on these and several other herbs men­ tioned are anecdotal, not sci­ entific. In other words, the benefits of these herbs have been reported by some people, but there has been no true scientific study to prove the benefits. Anrcdotai evidence may be true or It may not be. Anecdo­ tal evidence Is what people re ­ lied on to establish the belief that eating chocolate causes Perpetual influence acne. It doesn't. Dr. Relsman points out that Kinsey had A tm r scientific study uses a the "sentence* (his motivating objectives) In double blind method. Two mind for America long before his resrarch like groups are chosen, one is was compiled and decades before the progiven the medicine or herb pies "verdict" could 1»e rendered. Ills Bottom lino bring studied, one ts given a "sentence* was his desire to advance what Even If Kinsey's research wrre not flawed, placebo. Neither group knows his co-author called n "grand scheme." "For the consequence of behavior does not rest if they are receiving the real all the revolutionary talk of sexual freedom on the ‘findings* of what people ore doing, thing or tlie placebo. Their and 'anything goes.' the real target was but on what they are "doing" which Is either progress, including benefits marriage, the single most Important build­ right or wrong. Tlie Important results of beand side effects. Is then ing block of soclrty" flbld.l. luivlor lies either In what Is wholesome, charted. Without a scientific "Thr sexual revolution was based on a lie healthy behavior or what ts degrading, dan study to support thetr beliefs, Dr. Judith Relsman has spent 30 years un­ gerous and devastating. It does not take an the doctors are encouraging covering the truth" (Nnllonnl Review). enormous amount of scientific research to seniors to go out and buy "Kinsey was a eugenics and hls ‘grand find out that the behavior of rape. Incest, these herbs, some of which are scheme* Included on undemocratic plan for murder and child molestation occur dally. very expensive If you take ultering American life justified by hls The Issue and essence of the matter Is that them in the amounts ’sug­ fraudulent research. Uy 1953, Kinsey's they are wrong (criminal) and bring about gested. scheme and hls sensational research caught horrible consequences. Tlie preface in Kin­ Another thing that was dis­ thr attention of a congressional investigation sey's book. Sexual Behavior In the Human turbing about the book was looking Into philanthropies Including Kin­ Male, relates that the research..." Is p re ­ the many times studies were sey's tax-exempt sponsor. The Rockefeller sented from the scientist's viewpoint, with­ cited as proof, but what the Foundation. The congressional committee out moral bias or prejudice derived from studies where, when they were came under crushing pressure from monied current taboos." Again, what ts ‘taboo* may done and who did them were 'special Interests' and was shut down over change from generation to generation, but never mentioned. Its Inquiry Into the Kinsey reports. what is morally rigid from God's perspective The book does do an excel­ Tills brush with Congressional scrutiny never changes lent Job on stressing the Im­ caused The Rockefeller Foundation to cease Immoral action on the oilier hand la d e­ portance of good nutrition. Its funding of Kinsey. However, with the cidedly different; as sin. It's wages are al­ This Is one of the areas where knowledge that Kinsey's data were hope­ ways death (Romans 6:23)1 seniors have problems. Some­ lessly flawed, the foundation continue the Think about that! times, not eating well is caused by monetary factors, but more often than not. It Is simply because the senior ts alone and doesn't want to bother with cooking just for hlmself/herself. The book also does an ex­ The following Is a schedule of children's programs for the East Special to the Herald Branch. 310 Division St.. Oviedo, of the Seminole County Public cellent Job explaining the way Library System. The branch Is open Monday through Thursday. 9 the different areas of the body. Middle school nurses and a.m. to 9 p.m.: closed Friday; Saturday. 9 a.in. to 5 p.m.; Sunday. such as the brain, work. And It guidance counselors In Semi­ 1 to 9 p.m. For more Information on any of the programs, call explains in terms that are un­ derstandable to people with­ nole County are working to ­ 366-8150. All programs are free and open to the public. out an M.D. or Ph.D. gether to Inform current 6th r*tM.*AM/AGI Timm j Many seniors have chronic graders of changes In Immuni­ 1| Hiam N 1 Wiwtwur, Amul 1 ailments. The four most com­ zation requirements for 7th 1000 AM j mon chronic conditions that hmhuul (1• 5yr») | liui graders in the 1998-99 school ( on/rtn Ctuhfi yrt <1Mp) i uru i affect seniors are: osteoporo­ yrar. 1 TmJWAV.Araa.1 _________________ IlUbec*(lltnh • II mot) [VU)A 1000 AM ! sis. osteoarthritis, depression 1 '^ 1 Tlie Department of Health i C nM thA nM j and insomnia. Tlie book ade­ and Department of Education | 10 JOAM i quately explains each of the | 1**1 | SUluniay Static* 0 • 7yn) changes mean it can take up it Moaday, amulA i Illnesses and offers more than to 6 months to complete the one method for alleviating the 1000 AM Pimhuol ( ) J ) n | tin Hepatitis B series, problems. Although two of the TOOPM liniiimc |] - 7 yn ) -* TiOWAV, Ami. 7 j methods are unproved herbal The requirements are: T.D. | Ij U | Itkldlmfll mui *1yr».) j| 9:10, 10 ISA 1100 AM treatments, there are alterna­ booster (tetanus, diphtheria) S WisnuAr, Arau. 4 i tives listed. The Bcven rules for >unless a booster lias been 1000 AM I'mthiMlI) • Syn.) | fail eliminating depression are < i tuh (i yri A apt i n ru [given in the past five years, such good, common sense * TWVWWAV,AMULt [fills booster ts not optional, rules some seniors will say ITS | tut»cs(liinh- IlmM) 1VJOA 1000AM [ "Why didn't 1 think of that?" cond measles (preferably <MR) Hepatitis B series (#1 The basic factors In a | I0 WAM | Saturday Statics () - 7yn) liven - #2 due 1 month later - | bad healthier lifestyle are nutrition M O «D A V t A FV llT 1 13 due 5 months later) and exercise. The book tells 1000 AM Itodml (I - J jrti i ITm you how to get yourself Into 7 00 P M IlcJiin* O • 7Jrf») These Immunizations must the habit of eating well and \ Tmwwav, Amt U completed before students : exercising. The chapter on ex­ I|via. to is* it oo am ItS 1|l ifcklkndl mo* • J yn.) enter 7th grade next ” WuMWAV.Amt.il i ercise Includes graphics, as 1000 AM well as descriptions of the ex­ I’mchtul (1 • J >r») 11jut rhool year. iiir u \ ercise. making It easy for any­ <1n/rllU'luh (}yrt A afV Tmuwwav, Amt. IS j one to "pump up". You won't |%<‘ 1 ‘ Students should take the | V10A 1000 AM ; look like Arnold, but you will | lUbec*(Klirth- II imh ) I Em jmipleted Florida Certificate i BaTUWAt, ArtiU. II > feel better. X Immunization (680 blue 10:10 A M Saturday Statics () • 7 yrv) Urm) to his/her Middle School 1000A 11:00AM [w S------- PmchuulO • 5)irt) Avoid the Risk and The Fu­ Ur May 1, even If the shot sc1.00 PM FilmFn» (all **n) ture of Your Good Health are ten Is In progress. r, Momdav*Anui.27 f the last two chapters of "Living 1000 AM Hmcbud (1 *5yrt.) 1(**1 Longer, Living Stronger'. The I These Immunizations can be Ikdiimt (1*7 yra.) TOOPM former lists the things you ven by your family healthTixway. amui li should avoid and why. If you ire provider or the Public | Vlo. 10:1s A li 00 A M | iuiUtmOlinot. ■ Jyn.) 1lift* ealth Department located at 1 WuMAMV.AmLkr 1 want to maintain good health. le following addresses: Public 10.00AM j The latter lists five principles lYcKhud () • 5yn.) ( aok (S prt .4 M p i t i s r u \ to attaining and maintaining ralth Department. 400 W. P"* good health. Both of these | TwvawAY.Amt.se/'art Blvd., Sanford. F1 322| V.)0A 1000 AM ' chapters apply to people of all | IUbta(Binh • II mut) 24 or Public Health De- n s Satuuav. MavJ t ages, not Just those over 60. tment. Wllahlre Plaza - S.R. | i0:MAM SaiunhrWit.(1.7rT,» 9, Casselberry, 331-4020. F= And finally, for those seniors who hate to read because the type lias gotten smaller over are encouraged to spend a Free activities Include face the yean, you'll be happy with full evening enjoying the 1C painting, washable tattoos, the' large, easy to read print. ■Jghis and sounds. This and an art table for children. Tills may not seem like a big years theme. Americana!, The Lake Mary Elementary er Lake Mary Elementary deal to some people, but It celebrates the music and Student Council will offer its." says Katie Seyreally is. visual art of our country. popcorn and sodas. Families public relatltfns chair. i -- I 'grand scheme.* Onr avenue was through funding the American Law Institute's Model Penal Code which recommended major changes In American Law Institute's Model Penal Code which recommended major changes in American law largely based on the fraudulent authority of Kinsey's sex r e ­ search. Gynecologist and Kinsey colleague Dr. Dickinson victoriously declared. In a 1948 book by ACLU lawyer Morris Ernst. 'A l»ook can end an era.’ In Crimes and Const* quenccs, Relsman reveals how Kinsey's r e ­ search was used by men In the law like Ernst and others, and In medicine by Dick­ inson and nthere. to permanently alter the American Way of Life" IRSVP America. Crcatwood, Kyi. According to Dr. Relsman, Kinsey used In Ills work a deviant male sample. '"The r e ­ search was derived from n group of prison­ ers. rapists, homosexuals, pimps, male prostltutes. thieves and others, labeling them us average American men.' The research was also based on documented child sexual abuse conducted by pedophiles* (Ibid,. FaRan). Kinsey's research was purported to be a rigorous scientific study. However, there were no written records of the Interviews, no audio or video tnpes, and no formal ques­ tionnaire. Intact was only a persona) code Kinsey designed to recall what research subjects had given him. James >1. Jones. Kinsey's biographer, r e ­ veals that Kinsey's objective was to release America Irom the grip of "Victorian* inhibi­ tions about sex. Why" "Because Kinsey--wife and four children not-wtlhstandlng--was a serious sexual deviant hlmselP (Ibid.. Charon |. "Kinsey was not only Interested In homo­ sexual encounters--and he had many--but ulso In sadism and masochism. Jones, who had served as a scientific adviser to Kinsey's Institute for Sex Research, reveals that Kin­ sey. far from the antiseptic researcher serving science, was actually more of a panting voyeur. pursuing wilder and stranger sexual exploits as hls life unfolded* (Ibld.j In "Unmasking Alfred Kinsey." Mona Charm reports that Kinsey, toward the end of his life, came to believe that there was nothing Inherently wrong with sexual en­ counters between adults and children. Screen Tests C o n tin u ed from Page 2C tal overdose of B6. Vitamin DO deficiency Is not the only cause of I’MS. If symptoms persist and dietary changes do not help, see a physician. There are other life style modifications, treatments mid medications that are proven effective alleviators of I’MS. foods that are lacking adequate amounts of vitamin Bft Some symptoms of B6 defi­ ciency are depression, confu­ sion. and convulsions. Tlie recommended daily allowance (RDA) Ls 2.0 mg/day for women. Some dietary sources of BG are meat, nuts, and vegetables. Bananas are also rich In B6. Women who take supple­ ments of B6 to combat I»MS should be aware that toxicity does occur after taking 100 times the RDA. Signs of toxic­ ity arc neuropathies (nerve disorders). Tills generally oc­ curs within one month to one year and ts usually reversed by discontinuing the supplemen­ A to Z HAIR STUDIO & BOUTIQUE ts tbbritml food, tautback to basks Chrifttoatty? 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CONVl H T IB li I /s. m 325IS! • LLKiHT p a c m a q h 4 .0 0 0 MTLt o t • LIKE N i W I m1 1—_ '<£l JL j 8 LO A D ID l o ;L '- U l| �QTIje Heralb Seminola Herald, Santord Floods •Sunday. Martel 29.1998 Accomplishing Florida’s promise Good Sports (Drawing events and revenue, Page i f l By Ro m White HERALD STAFF WRITER Their nainrii arc Altamonte Springs. Casselberry. Lake Mary Longwood. Oviedo. San­ ford and Winter Springs. The seven cities of Seminole County. Thry used to comprise what was called a sleepy bedroom community. Hut that's changing, big time. As It approaches the 21st century. Seminole County • encompassing 344 square miles of land and waterways Is predicted to be among the top 10 business growth coun­ ties In the nation. New businesses already have begun here and more are coming. County ofllclals realize they must protect as they plan, growing yet softening the harsh effects of growth. ■We are living and will be living In one of Florida's. In­ deed tiie nation's most livable urban communities.'* said Randy Morris. Chairman of the Board of Seminole County Commissioners. Among the ambitious pro­ grams that will change the county all the more are the re­ development of U.S. Highway 17-02. the widening of a num­ ber of roads Including County Road 4GA and construction of the I-4/46A Interchange, con­ struction of a new bridge over the St. Johna River and per­ haps a light rail system. Sanford officials would like to see a waterfront hotel and conference center go up - as successful as Jacksonville's Rtverwalk. Although there appears to be plenty of office, manufacturing and warehouse space available for all the expected newcom­ ers. there may not be many more bedrooms available to residents. In this regard. Seminole faces a land crunch In the next 15 years. All the more Important now for the county to be opening the first leg of a BO-mlle coun­ tywide trail system. Eight years ago. the county made a $20* million commitment to pur­ chase and preserve natural lands. More than one million visi­ tors from the United Kingdom arrived at Orlando Sanford Air­ port In 1997. making It the fourth busiest International airport In Florida. Hotel occu­ pancy rates Increased to 82 percent and overall tourist tax revenues Increased 11 percent to 1 1.3 million. The record shows that Semi­ nole County has achieved some enormous results with Its flssss Bss Cosaty. Pegs I LA 'The environ­ mental side of Seminole, 'Page Seminole Community College, the training engine fo r Central 'Florida, Page fy Enhancing the quality of lifefo r seniors, Page Putting crime victims first, Page Seminole County Manager Gary Kaiser, from left, Tourist Development Committee Director Jack Wert, and Commission Chairman Randy Morris illustrate the diversity of Seminole County, a mecca for business and leisure. The trio on a picture-perfect day visits Katie's Wekiva River U nding, which the county may one day purchase to preserve its natural beauty. Ka­ tie’s is off West State Road 46 at the U k e County line. A draw for tourists: It’s a natural By N ick P felfauf HERALD STAFF WRITER One of the latest moves In prom oting Seminole County Is from the Tourist Development Committee fTDC). Direc­ tor Jack Wert says the county's efforts are becoming well known th ro u g h o u t the state. ■While the state as a whole Is allo­ cating large am ounts of money to promoting what we call *eco-tourism* we are so far ahead th a t the word is going out ‘call Seminole County If you nave any questions.' whenever people are working on setting up such plans,” he said. T h e Intent of the eco-tourlsm ap­ proach Is to pu t together the n a tu ra l resources of the county and blend them with Ideas th at may be conducive to tourists and visitors,” he explained. T h e first step was to put together a listing of w hat we have.” he sold. T h a t took u s over a year of work. Now, we've managed to pu t It together Into a pack­ age we're calling a n ‘eco-passport.* To give an example. Wert said when people visiting the area are done going to all the attracUons, they might be in ­ terested in what Seminole County is offering. *We could have a package like along the Rock Springs Preserve, where they could start out canoeing, and end up horseback riding.” he said. It could be for an Individual family or groups. The package would also include hotel reservations and other requirem ents which visitors may wish to have In­ cluded. There are other package plana In the brochure which la being distributed by a private concern. ‘Because of what we have done th u a far,” he continued, “we have now draw n statewide attention on this. Eventually, the state will be coming u p with Its own eco-touriam Information which will in ­ clude tours of ecologically protected a r ­ eas, various natural beauty locations and heritage tours. Then, we will have more for o ur visitors and guests to do.” Wert recently attended a tourism conference In Germany, and was pleased with the plans Germany has to expand tourism. ‘1 see great hope w ith w hat they are doing.” he said, ‘and I <University oj Central Morida byword is growth, Page ffo <Businesses from trfl to <Z, Page %fl- llP �From Y ou r S ! \ \ H A M > \ i ( ) i< l‘( ) K A I IO N To Y ou r I Roots \ 4 rmob ImH.liiffB H lit iK ‘0 : VO(l*r iuw biu* »>tnJ P.O. B ox 8001 • S a n fo rd , FI 32772 • 8 0 0 -4 3 2 -1 1 3 0 �Seminole Herald. Sanford. Flonda •Sunday. March 29.1998 •3A Projects in place to protect and restore environment; B y BUI O ra l ST. JOHNS RIVER WATER MANAGEMENT DISTRICT Growth presents challenges for the protection of Seminole County's natural environment. In 1997. however, a number of projects advanced the protec­ tion of pristine regions and the restoration of areas experi­ encing man's abuses. Perhaps the most visible, long-term and successful ef­ forts have been within the Weklva Basin Geo Park. Strad­ dling Seminole County's west­ ern border with Lake and Or­ ange counties, the Geo Park continues lo protect wildlife and plant communities In a river basin where the beauty Is unmatched anywhere In Flor­ ida. The Geo Park Is undrr the management of the Florida Park Service, which manages the park to protect wildlife and maintain plant communities as they appeared to our earliest settlers. At the St. Johns River Water Management District, the Weklva Basin Is a site of wetland mitigation work lo off­ set the Impacts of the Orlando Beltway construction. Areas that had been stripped of llielr forests and ditched for drain­ age are being replanted and reworked to again hold water. Known as the STS project, the wetland restoration and crea­ tion project will enhance wild­ life habitat and provide flood water storage. Also wtthln the Weklva River Basin, the District's land ac­ quisition work strives to create a wildlife corridor connecting the publicly owned areas of the Weklva River Basin - to ­ taling more than 50.000 acres - to the 365,000-acre Ocala Na­ tional Forest. Other areas of the Weklva River Basin, specifically the Little Weklva River Basin, did not benrflt from such complete protection. Long before anyone knew better or the creation of rules designed to protect our natural systems, the Little Weklva River basin was heavily developed and was channel­ ized. ditched, drained, and In one case piped underground, to create more room for develop­ ment. Because the Little Weklva lost much of Its riverine wetlands, these alterations __ . m .... . created flooding problems. Rainfall also choked the river with tons of sediment as downpours eroded river banks and fouled water quality. In the past three years, the Florida Legislature has acted to help fix some of the prob­ lems along the Little Weklva. With $2.15 million from the Florida Legislature coupled with local funds, Uic District Is working In concert with the counties and cities along the Little Weklva River route to re­ duce sediment and stabilize the Little Weklva's banks. Ul­ timately, the projects seek to Improve water quality as the Little Weklva flows to the Weklva River and on to the St. Johns River. Moving to the east, another very visible effort Is undrr way at Lake Jesup. Suffering from m. — r of „ . .abuse — . rr_ ^ ^ years andi...11 Indiffer­ ence. Lake Jesup receives the stormwater pollution flowing through tributaries originating In the Orlando metropolitan urea. Tlic construction of the State Road 46 causeway and bridge nlso cut ofT much of l.nkc Jesup's natural ability to flush Itself. Before SR 46 passed over Lake Jesup's con­ nection with the St. Johns River, a broad area of wetlands provided natural cleansing of lake and river water. That natural connection also al­ lowed for a greater exchange of flows between the river and lake. To help clean up Lake Jesup, the Florida Legislature created the Friends of Lake Jesup as a citizen group charged with di­ recting the District's restora- PtesM 8m WsHr, Psflt 5A Medical Assisting A C a reer to F eel G o o d A bout. 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Ftonda - Sundae March ?9.1998 It's the store you remember with Good sports in Seminole County By J e ff B erltnlcke ASSISTANT SPORTS EDITOR llils tintr last year. Sanford Memorial Stadium was a de­ caying old lady that had lost Its looks. She was peeling paint, n ie advertisements on the outfield fences which once rebounded line drives by Willie Mays and Jarktc Robinson, were faded, n ie seats were dose to being condemned and the grass looked much like the old girl herself. Then, the City of Sanford got Involved and approved for renovations. By last August, the old gtrl was ready to host a national softball tournament as hundreds of people flooded Into Sanford from all oxer the country, filling area hotels, to attend the event. As the stadium flourished It now hosts little league games and college games - the rest of the county Is picking up as well. You can start off with high school sports. Lake Mary High became the first school tn state history to win two state titles, same gender, within one season when the girls’ soccer and basketball teams came home with champion­ ships. The basketball team, currently ranked 20th in the country and fifth In the south according to the USA Today poll, and the soccer team, which won the title with three straight shutouts. both brought championship tro­ phies bark to Lake Mary. In Altamonte Springs, the Lake Brantley baseball team went to Tampa last spring and captured the state crown be­ hind a pitching staff that In­ cluded several no-hltters and some of the most highly re­ cruited players tn the country'. Then, last summer, the Sanford Post 53 American Le­ gion team, consisting of play­ ers from Oviedo. Lake Mary and Seminole High Schools, won the national world series, televised on ESPN. The team received a huge ovation upon returning at Orlando Interna­ tional Airport. Other sports flourished as well as Seminole County conUnucd to be a major force In the state high school athletic system. In fact, this year the Semi­ nole County sports programs became larger than rver with the nddltlon of new sports. Boys and girls lacrosse was addrd to schools that didn’t play It In the past and It has become the number one single participation sport in the county. Girls wrrstling and welghtllltitig has begun to take hold and girls slow pitch softball will lx* Introduced In the fall for county schools as the girls continue to become active In the athletic system. In cheerleading, even the middle schools are becoming more Involved. Last fall, the Lake Howell program finished second In the state and others continue to bring trophies Into the county. Golfers are enjoying them ­ selves as well. Tlmaruan Golf and Country Cluh maintains Its high standards after refurn n u See Kecrratloa. P if* S A gifts you love! Sports events: Big monetary impact • • • • • By Nick Pfelfauf HERALD STAFF WRITER Many people air sjxirts fans. Some follow all sports. Others may prefer only one sport. Then there are some who say that they1 merely don’t like sports. Yet. according to a w ntpup of statistics from 1997. sports, like them or not. have had an excellent financial Impact on Seminole County, and as a result. Seminole County people. Figures recently released by the Seminole County Conven­ tion and Visitors Bureau Indicate that 16 separate events pro­ duced a direct economic impact of $2,585,000. Direct revenue from sales, hotel and gasoline taxes amounted to $68,107. The revenue producing events Include some new activities nt the Seminole County Sports Training Center. Lacrosse teams from several eastern seaboard colleges and three major league soccer teams used the state of the art training facilities at the center for spring training. Water events included a world championship water ski event, two nationally televised wakeboarding events and an In­ ternationally televised |x»wer boat race at Cranes Roost Lake Park, the Scottish Highland Games at the Seminole Greyhound Park, an ASA national softball tournament, a triple crown Muffy Vender Bear Crane Stationery Crabtree & Evelyn Seagull Pewter V?ra Bradley Boyd's Bears Casparl Lampe Berger Chrlstoplier Radko Rochard Llmoge Unique gifts, stationery and invitations Located next to General Cinema at Lake Mary Centre, east of 1-4 at SPECIAL HOLIDAY HOURS Lake Mary Blvd. and Lake Emma Road 829-2244 P l e u e S ee S p o rts . P ag e BA x STENSTROM, McINTOSH, COLBERT, WHIGHAM & SIMMONS, P.A. AVfeT. (A C V • • • • • - 3 7 ^ A T T O R N E Y S A N D C O U N S E L O R S A T LA W vw r f c l- ' W S V * 200 W E S T F IR S T S T R E E T S U IT E 22 - S U N T R U S T B U IL D IN G \ia v a e u v \ £ ... 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March 29.1998 R e c re a tio n — Caatlaaei (ran Pig* 4A blshlng Itself last year to be­ come more duffer-friendly. That doesn't makr tt easier. Just more enjoyable. A new beginners course tn Altamonte Springs, and two practice fa­ cilities - Legends Sports Golf Center In Altamonte Springs and The Florida Golf Learning Center tn Oviedo were hon­ ored as being two of the lop practice facilities In the Southeast. Alaqua. Heathrow. Winter Springs. Mayfair. Sabal Point, Ekana. Wektva and Sweetwater are Just some of the courses that make Semi­ nole County a golfer’s haven. A Seminole High School graduate - Matt Kuchar • added to the county's golf lore with a win In the U.S. Amateur Open last year. Joining a group that Includes Tiger Woods. Jack Nlcklaus and Ar­ W a te r— nold Palmer. In recreational sports. Win­ ter Springs. Altamonte Springs, Lake Mary. Oviedo and Sanford all have thriving softball Iragurs for adults and little league baseball, softball, soccer and Pop Warner foot­ ball are some of the best In the state. Each sports has at least one Seminole County team who competed for a state title and don't forget the Junior Magic basketball pro­ grams, run by the Orlando Magic, which had over 1.200 kids In the Winter Springs league alone. The Seminole Family YMCA recently expanded after a first expansion two years ago. Lo­ cated In Lake Mary, the facil­ ity has a pool, weight training, basketball and dozens of oilier events for family mem­ bers of any age. The expan­ sion was necessary as the YMCA continues to add new programs as well ns summer camps and spring break pro­ grams to Interest everyone. Altamonte Springs hosted the Babe Ruth Bambino World Series last spring which was nationally televised. Bad the Sanford Civic Center hosts the state'B largest drug-testing body building event and tele­ vision contracts were negoti­ ated for that as well. The main focus, however. Is weather didn't make things easy, but again, hotel rooms were booked as people came from all over the country to participate. The last weekend In March, that the old lady of Sanford has found a new life. Much like Sanford, a lot of people gave up on the old lady, but look where she Is now. Seminole Community college is the training engine for Central Florida By Robert Lyles SEMINOLE COMMUNITY COLLEGE Year la rtvltw If you haven't visited the campus of Seminole Commu­ nity College In a while, say four or five months, then you might not recognize the place. It's a little Uke driving down a fa­ miliar stretch of road-one tliat once was single lane and bumpy -and noticing the road now Is smoother, wider and has a freshly paved blacktop. That's not all. A new shopping mall, a bank and several gas stations have sprung up over SCC Prssidsnt E. Ann McGss. Ph D. night. ‘How could that be?* you ask yourself. 'Am I really that out of touch with what's going ‘Classrooms and offices will on In my community'/' you con­ not compete for space in the tinue to ponder. Finally, you building.' says Ken King, chalk tt up to progress and chairman of SCC'a Biology de­ partment. ‘Our new laboratorycontinue on your way. Seminole Community College intense science facility features 10 wet labs equipped with oxy­ Is a lot like that old, familiar stretch of highway. If you h a­ gen supplies, gases, and dis­ ven't driven past or walked the tilled and tap water. An elabo­ campus In several months, rate air purification system will then you may be In for a enable students to conduct bi­ pleasant surprise. Especially ology and chemistry experi­ ments-In Tt » XI1ls l k » J I | l l j W I _ | when you drive along the new 1.1148 mile College-Drive con­ men I." explained1-King. H i t s ’ necting Lake Mary Boulevard to will allow our students to con­ U.S. Hwy. 17-92. Aside for be­ duct experiments under induaing a wonderful shortcut, the tty-fike conditions;— 1------lien ova It on of the nursing pleasant scenery Is a refresh­ ing change of pace for motor­ labs and other facilities around campus are designed to en­ ists. Among the larger construc­ hance the learning experience tion projects that got under for students. way at SCC last year are a new $5 million state-of-the-art Sci­ Big plans are on SCCs hori­ ence laboratory building and zon. College officials arc major renovation of the Col­ working diligently In Tallahas­ lege's Nursing laboratory. The see this legislative session to two-story. 25,000 square-foot secure funding for a Seminole Science facility Is unique tn de­ Community College-University sign tn that only laboratories of Central Florida Joint-use will occupy the building. educational facility. If all goes according to plan, soon SCC students will be able to earn their bachelor's degree from UCF at Seminole Community College's Sanford campus. "We have articulation agreements with the state universities. In­ cluding UCF,* said McGee. ‘A Joint-use facility with UCF will enable our students to grt fouryear degrees without leaving Seminole County. We're work­ ing with UCF and our legisla­ tive delegation to get the needed funding, and I'm opti­ mistic about our chances.* added McGee. Progress on the Oviedo Cam­ pus should get Into full swing by mid-year. A ground breaking ceremony Is tentatively planned for June or July at the 160-acre site In southeast Seminole County. Although construction has been delayed several months, the College remains confident that classes will be offered during the first PUass Sm SCC. Pag* 8A Continued from Pag« 3A tion work at the lake. To date, much of the work has been de­ signed to better understand the lake and Its problems, but that phase of study Is nearing on end. The Friends are proposing a number of pilot projects to reduce stormwater pollution. Thousands of yards of berms have been removed to recon­ nect the lake to Its historic wetlands. The Florida Depart­ ment of Transportation Is also a partner as thr time nears for replacement of the SR 46 bridge. DOT has pledged to work with the Friends and the District In designing a bridge span that will restore some of the historic flows belwren the lake and the St. Johns River, which will enhance the lake's ability to cleanse and flush Itaeir. Of course much of Seminole County 1s nearly as pristine and beautiful ns at any time in history. For those areas criti­ cal to the protection of our wa­ ter resources, the District has pursued land purchases and the acquisition of development rights. Putting land In public ownership protects the land. However, the purchase of de­ velopment rights ts also a valuable tool In that It leaves the land In private ownership und on the tax rolls, but pro­ tects the land from develop­ ment. Land acquisition work has focused on the protection of Lake Jesup. Three parcels ulong Its shore total 3.700 nrres and help protect the lakes floodplain. Other notable land acquisi­ tion efforts are ongoing throughout the Econlockhatchee River Basin. Through a partnership with the Florida Division of Forestry, the LittleBig Econ State Forest Is a 5.800-acre publicly owned con­ servation area that protects the river and provides a variety of recreational opportunities. In 1997 the District was w ccessful In purchasing the de­ velopment rights along the Econ leading up to and In­ cluding the river’s confluence with the St. Johns River. To learn more about the DlsUlcFs land acquisition work In Seminole County and else- where, visit the District s web site to view pages dedicated tn rrereatlon.il lands at http://sjr.state.fl.us. STENSTROM GENERAL FEED “W'linr Seivice In -Kt\<r,/I Chow." Feed Supplies For Pets and Livestock 109 N. Country Club Rd. Lake M ary (three blocks north of Lake Mary Blvd.) 323-1550 OPEN M O N D AY-SATU RD AY 8:30AM-6:00PM :A/CRECHARGE: ANYREPAIR %* ! h d $095 1 I n ti 0 OFF! -Snortssports softball event at the Seminole Softball Complex and lU oflU m ecrr Tournaments at Seminole Soccer Chib. Director Jack Wert said these events are a big help to Semi­ nole County hotels In filling weekend rooms when they need It the moat. The Tourist Development Council assists some of these events with promotional dollars to attract more partici­ pants. Approximately 25 percent of the Convention and Visitors Bureau promotional budget Is directed to sponsorship of spe­ cial events that bring significant rum bers of visitors to the area. Phone 328-5770 for Information on funding for sports events. Events must be at least two days in length and produce at least 100 hotel room nights per day of the event. TONY RUSSI INSURANCE Bobby Brlsson, Shorty Smith and BUI Wdborn arc on hand to icrvc you And your family. Now Is The Time To Plan For Tomorrow White no on* likes to think about his or her own mortality, the fa c t is, one day yo u r loved ones m ay be a t a loss to deal with all the fin a l details. That is. why fire-planning and pre­ financing yo u r funeral now can help lighten the load • both emotionally and financially •on your fa m ily later. 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March 29 1999 En joy The Rent Florida UCF byword for 1998: Growth BY Jerry Klein ACTING niRECTOR UCF NEWS BUREAU Name a category; academics, student population, economic impact, campus facilities, the list goes on. and the adjective that comes io mind ai the Uni verstty of Central Florida is “growth." The most otnlous example Is the student population, now at 28.302 for the spring semester. Thirteen p e rc e n t (3.619) live In Seminole County. In the decade ahead. UCF expects to face student popula­ tions swelling to over •tO.tX'O. Plans are under way to use the Internet and computer tech­ nology to provide educational services to new and continuing students alike. For example. UCF and Seminole Community College have Just opened a computer based program to allow people who get A.S, de­ grees from SCC to continue In a five year program to get a B.S. degree In Vocational Edu­ cation. Based on experiences like see C oatln ecd from Page BA - 1 quarter of 2000. Dr. Hank Hurley. Vice President of Stu­ dent Success Services at SCC. anticipates serving 1,000 hill and jiart-tlme students when the Oviedo Campus opens. Hurley’ added that twice that number are expected to mi­ grate to the new educational center when all the facilities are complete. Detroit may build America's automobiles, but many of the people best trained to main­ tain them are coming from Sanford, as evidenced by a n a­ tional award for automotive technical education earned by SCC this past year. The American Automobile Manufacturer's Association and American Vocational Associa­ tion selected the College for their Industry Planning Coun­ cil Award for Excellence. The award Is presented annually to the best automotive technician education program tn the United States. On the heals of the. national automotive award. SCC re­ ceived a check for $250,000 from the Centra) Florida Auto Dealer’s Association. The money will be used to con­ struct a $5 million automotive training center on the College's campus. "The automotive service technology program at Seminole Community College Is producing qualified auto re­ pair and service technicians at a prodigious rate,* said Bar­ bara Miller. Central Florida Auto Dealer's Association ex­ ecutive director. ‘Individuals who cam de­ grees and receive training in the SCC program are proficient In the skills they need to Im­ mediately contribute to an auto dealership, repair service or automotive-related business,* explained Miller. Osr grsatsst strength SCC’s greatest strength Is our comprehensive mission which Is supported by our ex­ cellent faculty. Not all commu­ nity colleges In1Florida are to­ tally comprehensive. Plus, over SO percent of our faculty have achieved master's or doctorate degrees. SCC occupies the enviable position of providing academic offerings that extend from English for Speakers of other Languages to High School Di­ ploma completion to univer­ sity-transfer programs tn lib­ eral arts fields which are en­ hanced by an excellent Honors Program to career programs In varied technical areas. In this way. SCC differs substantially from other community colleges. The College views Itself as the “training engine* for Central Florida and as a primary sup­ port service for the learning, economic and cultural needs of Seminole County. this. UCF’s President John I lilt has proposed using state-ofthe-art distance learning tech­ nology. such as computer based courses and live Interac­ tive televised classes offered by University faculty at the exist­ ing community college cam ­ puses, lo help the stale cope with the r.vpcctcd tidal wave of students In the next 10 years, Meanwhile, thr UCF campus is building like mad to keep up with the growth. A tiew Stu­ dent Union building opened in the fall. A 1.300 car parking garage opened In January. A new Communications Building Is opening this month (March), and construction Is under way on .mother parking garage, more student housing, a health services building and a new building for the College of Health and liiblic Affairs (which, by the way. Is one of the fastest growing colleges In the state university system ) Its not all Just bricks and mortar. Hie Board of Regents lias Just approved two new master's degree programs, in Spanish and In English as a second language, reflecting cility on SCCs Sanford cam ­ pus. Siemens Telecom Networks recently renovated several of SCC’s electronics labs and now Is operating the highly publi­ cised and very successful Elec­ tronic Technician Advanced Program training center on ihc College's campus. Since Its In­ ception 1992. the Internship program has been a unique partnership between education and Industry. Students train as clcctronlrs technicians as part of a rigorous two-year program combining academic Instruc­ tion with hands-on training. Central lo the success of tinprogram Is thr customized laboratory w-Jierr a master craftsman provides practical (raining. According to E. Ann McGee, Seminole Community College president. T he program Is an excellent example of Industry and education working together to train tomorrow's work force. Graduates of this program are among live best trained elec­ tronics technicians in the n a ­ You Used To Get p a rl is also growing: Its budget m ils $258 m illion Ib is year. Indirect Impact? Pic vast m ajority of UCF g ra d u a te s 16.000 degrees w ere aw ard ed In 1996-7 alone) live am ! w ork In Centred Florida (7.91G resi­ tion and so ibis represents a tremendous resource for our community.* D is ta n c e Learn ing Today's technology lets you turn your home or office into a college classroom. All you need ts a computer with Internet ac­ cess or a IV and VCR. This flexibility lets you set your school schedule to fit your busy llfrstyle. Keeping In con­ tact with your Instructor and classmates using electronic mall (r:tnull) fosters bonding among classmates found In more traditional learning sel­ lings. The course work rrqulrrd of students who choose to take distance learning classes ts the same. Thr major difference Is the level of responsibility placed on each learner. At the beginning of each semester, studcntB receive the Instruc­ tor's syllabus Including test dates and homework assign­ ments. You tap the Information when It's convenience for you. If .Ups style of instruction sounds rigid for you. call 328- dents of Seminole County be­ long to the UCF Alumni Asso­ ciation). Studies show collegeeducated people cam signifi­ cantly mote than others. Flguiv ilir economic Impact of that. Then, there Is the role UCF (days in bringing high tech business (read Jobs) to thr area. The UCF-crealed Central Florida Research Park, next lo thr University, has a $265 mil­ lion annual payroll. The aver­ age wage there is 84H.OOO a year. 'Pie park expects to add nearly 900.000 square fret of woik sjiaee In the next year, not to mention hundreds of new Jobs. UCF has teamed up with the University of South Florida In Tampa, the State legislature ntul major businesses to de­ velop the '1*4 High Technology Corridor Project* using the educational resources of the universities to draw more high tech... and henrr high-paying Jobs to the arrn. So ll would appear, growth Is not only the operative word at UCF. It* ts also a goal. A HAIR CUT ••• Alee, ellew lime te Alee el c rui, a• ft To»f* O m to r L a n d in g R lvm rm ldm QrUtmS 2 HOUR NARRATED NATURE AND ECOLOGICAL TOUR TOURS: 11:00 A.M. T 0 1 P.M. & 1:30 P.M. 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INSPECTION “ i ] /0 0 iM s is g sp wttk Industry SCC has more than 100 for­ mal and Informal partnerships with the local business com­ munity to retain a qualified work force and the recruitment of targeted businesses. These partners work with SCC faculty to ensure the material being learned by students and Job experiences equip SCC stu­ dents with the knowledge and skills necessary to ensure s competitive work force In Cen­ tral Florida. Tire most recent example of the success of these partner­ ships Is the. commitment by the Central Florida Auto Dealer's Association to build a $5 million state-of-the-art fa­ UCF*S ongoing commitment lo anticipate and meet the changing needs of our multicul­ tural community. UCF recently signed an agreement with Venezuela to bring government sponsored engineering s tu ­ dents lo UCF. And. tile UCF College ol Education was Just accepted Into a national progratu aimed ai building highquality partnerships lie tween the university and area public schools. A major measure of a univer­ sity's academic standing Is the amount of cutting edge irscareli it Is paid lo conduct. At UCF tJiat figure grew to $33.7 million lit 1997...up over $2 million, seven jien-ent, from the previous year. Work ranges from similes of Ebonics lo construction of a laser re­ search satellite to tie launched from a Shuttle in a few years. DCF's direct econom ic Im ­ Get going on a g re a t vacation. Call non for information antf rates! Whether it’s a business trip, honeymoon, anniversary, or other engagement, we have travel deals you’ll really love! ml t a m . m e. 'Lake Mary's Tour 6 Cruise Specialists' In The Shoppes at Lake Mary Corner of Lake Mary Blvd. ft Country Club Road 330-6252 I WITH THIS AD-8.H. ■ WITH THIS AD - 8.H. . j m n n n v A u t o C *n o (NAPA) center WITH THIS AD •S.H. Ask about our “Guarantssd Rspairs” for 6 months/8000 mils* Covers parts and labor. P E A C E O F MIND G U A R A N TE E D REPAIRS C O M P L E TE A U T O S E R V IC E S IN C E 1988 mmFmQnxcE t 1 V AloV v 3 2 4 -T IR E (8 4 7 3 ) H W Y 1 7 - 9 2 ”s,Ori*£ & ,u**,0° W (O W JC P M iiw y's Plaza) r T, ^ Ufjff .*1* k. V J U ftU C W ¥ a �Sominolo Herald, Sanford. Florida • Sunday, March 29,1996 - M ALL-STAR CHEER GYM The *AH Star Cheer Gym* located m 2280 North Hwy 427 has experienced I 81 tint bcaaon m 1996 The gym is tie home d l a National Champion Taka Mary All Stan* and la owned and operated by Tony — --------------------i Mary. ' ' In­ and Gena Evans of Lake Mary.KHead structor is Brian Fomotev who ranked 7to to toe naton to CcSege Nationals Partner Sturts to boto 1996 and 1997 whle also cheering lor University of Central Florida. The Wanted Writ also consists of UCA. MCA. and UCF cheerleaders The gym strives to maintain a student-tnstructor raSoof less then iO-lo-1. This hat bean an Impressive el tie lake Mary AM i Star teen have received natonal aaeneon. The Sen­ ior AM Stars were toe Champions of al tons regional ccmpeWtons toey entored, toey won too Stale Cheer Champtondtp h Tampa egetoet toe best 22 Senior A l Star learns to Florida and were Grand NaSona! Champions d too FCC netonato. They wd represent toe dfy d Lata Mary whan toay compels to March to Galas, Texas fw NUA ummpionsnip wrun v im t ehrt loam has already larked 3rd to too natal Tha Jcrtcr Tea squad has also won evwytfrig from Reatonab to a Na­ tan* Championship and numerous indi­ vidual awards, inducing a Jureor National Indvidual Champion and Junior Al SMs Team member. The Junior Silver squad gets too most Improved award tor toe year. Their hard work and spirit has been wi insprason to everyone to toe gym This was too first year oI oomptMon tor too Pas Wee Al Stars and tw r success has been itobetevable They were Can-Am Re dond Champions. Inner City Games champion, and rarked 6to to toe Stale Cheer Championahlpe aiganet teems composed mainly d tfto and atxti grade cheerleaders. Tha lake Mery Pee wee *• team consist d two tokd graders a ts rest d toe team is second, first, and Urv dergertan cheerleaders. Aooordng to Gene Evans, agatoaf tsams of Hair own toay may oatoa bast to toa naton. I was a 'cutael* notarial champfowWp toay would surely win In every dvWon. The All Star Cheer Gym aleo has a suocaasfcl Al Star Gance Team. So, if you Iowa making Mends, travekng, diotongng your skills, and to opportunity to perform before toou sands, ten look trio tie Lake Mary Ail Star Dance Team tor toe music-pumping, crowd-jumping, fun-toving, experience of a cIht floppy ‘ECves Tha gym plana on addng two more ccmpotraon team lor toe ixioombg sea« n . Tryouts begin toApr! and end to May. The gym aleo oflers recreational desses tor WskJI levels and todvidud instruction from 5-yaari ckJ to college level. The gym ■too has a sptot pro diop and w* go InternMonal »«* spring when I will conduct Cheerteadng Camps tor teems from Germany. CHILD CARE A family-owned child care center, licensed for forty-five children, has served the Lake Mary area for 15 years. Aooordng to Tony Evana. toots are sev­ eral tolngs to consider when choosing a gym tor ehsartaadnfl. Mary gymnartca advertise cheerteedng and have exceSert ooeches to toedi turnb»ng Etot, Tony taste Its very Important b consider toe tod toto tor tostrucaon to al of choartoadrn; ssnang. motions, toa deveiM"P>. ixpresdon, ttonoo. and , opmadofantoctong and winning oompe•SonrouSne.W beefto took tor a gym ex­ perienced to al areas. M toe a i Star Cheer Gym, d ieart— den are special and their ntfTtoer one priority, and most Imr heart to to cheerteadng If you want individual attention and T.L.C. in a learnins environment, plus the security of an HRS licensed facility, please come see us and meet our experienced staff. to eddton to skill, cheerleaders learn sotf-corfidonce, dsdceton. goel-setong. leemwork, seil-drsapkne, pride, responv btty, leadership, sportsmanship, end have toe opportLrtty to stand ib to front d toouaandt of peopto and Ml Ham what to do Than is noting mom vtomnt ban a strong, hesftoy cheerieeder. Eyas tost sparkle, a aula toafs eo conscious n makes otoars emle. and a body Med wifi andasa enemy an al quaMee d a cheerleader They an ao much mere aymboto of spirit, toey a wdh tit lexibary of gymnasts, tie atmngto and enduance d bocal player*, toe eg*ly ofbaskstoal ptoyen and tie cerdovasalar systems cf a rvmer They an trufy ofoe SpeciaCI 321-2384 HRS #188*10 S E M IN O L E The A l Star Cheer Gym hee staring at only $30 a m odi «xf can try toe first data free. Cal 831-4000 or atop by any evening tor mom informa•on COMMUWTYCOL1EOE y o u ’v e ta an Zoo , Continued from Pafe 7A men! to preservation cfTorls Is evidenced also by Its work os a facilitator In generating reve­ nue In support of conservation projects in species' countries of origin. The zoo hand-raised 07 anlj male In 1997 through Its wlld} life rehabilitation program which provides creatures In need of assistance with nutri­ tional therapy, housing nnd care until they can be released Into un appropriate environ­ ment. During 1997 the education a department served over 20.000 Lchildren through a variety of sons why animals are threat­ ened or endangered, os well as the role that zoos play In the breeding of these species. Em­ phasis Is placed on the preser­ vation of habitats and how all Individuals can help. Another dimension In educa­ tion ta CunlcZOOlum. which ofTers third-grade students the opportunity to experience a fun day of teaming at the zoo studying mathematics, lan­ guage arts, geography and so­ cial science. This Integrated curriculum, developed by zoo staff members and school teachers was presented to 0.915 students In 1997. possible through a grant from SAFECO Insurance Co. ZOOtcascs provide teachers with Innovative, hands-on teaching aids to help educate students about wildlife. The zoo's education depart­ ment also offers programs like the Nature Niche and Animal Trackers, summer programs designed for children ages G through 12; Night Sights, an evening safari where the adven­ turous ran experience the sights and sounds of nocturnal untmals; Wild Nights at the Zoo camping programs, and Snooze at the Zoo sleep-over adventures. A new education resource for K 'T c T a T lW d scrttoli PVhUftmm delves uicTA ti res- teachers.- ZOOteases* -w e * --In ­ troduced this year and ta made A private, nonprofit corpora­ tism? the CrMhd Florida Zoo­ logical Society Is supported primarily by admissions, con­ cessions and memberships, as well as corporate and Individ­ ual contributors. Support Is also provided by the Seminole County Tourist Development Council. The zoo Is dedicated to the trustworthy stewardship of our natural environment through the exhibition of living animals and plants and sus­ taining programs In wildlife education and conservation. 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KOv>eoo Phone (107) 359- B A T QUALITY FURNITURE rtoie presents a undue concept Id , ) trjuse turnture We purctiase it i ) .vhciesaic discounts and pass t i r'Ac savings cn *3 out customers Tlie j • »es rum luge Overtieads an 1 de ■'d'nesotfrtsductttyat ttieyarenot lien• i fwjr»d" A' B4T we buy an, arid an lean lew and used lu'niture from • tie .vners bankruptcy liquidations :< trytie bunders and tusl quality new • ess prom t direct from t e manutac■r,*'s Wifi an overt».ad and discount put vi i .] at tes we are abfe to sell t . / es o* t. rr.r.jre 'iew ant used beow ■n il retai' p'«es sVe are aWe t) pay i. re tor ttie tumture we tx/y trom home ..nets air) rci^ll it quickly wth a low n a n . p rnargri t.Cjfne cn »i iv id brows*, i d well st' y*ju o i sloe We rlever vouw»«f- ih i «/iop bid! were nere ' ***; so v.e :a'i evifi you' busrriess « {• a; Dscount Prices, tocited HL*y _ nw, 1732 n Long■• 'v • 7 ■< 4vl rw(t D ".* C n - s * t>36 1336 Kermtt Landrail. 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Oakland Chapel Funaral Director and final wtsfies expressed Full tuieral service and cemelory op MV1S at I m tune ol m v l earned ou try caring professronals wtu believe n tiersonatiing tfxs final tribute ’ Cremation service options aril inemonaluation opportunities • Follow 141 services induing "A Guile To Unfinished Business'. tielplJ be­ reavement kterature aril lists at commu­ nity resources Baldwin-Fairchild Cem eteries and Funeral Hom es Baldwin Fairchild Cemeteriwx and Fu­ neral Homes tvis been proving quality canng service to families m r » greater Orlando area smee 1340 Aftlough we are a leader m Jx* deathcare industry with 9 chapels aril 5 cemeteries m toe area we are realty about Li'e’ care Throughout Te years we have earned toe reputation "A Fiona Wtien You Really Need One', by eitenckng our compassionate care to our families and toe community alike We pnde ourselves on Te usque compreten w e services we provide ■ Complete pre arrangements cl ceme tery aril tuie'al home needs ottered ttvoughttie Simplicity Plan gving families peaoe ol m.nq twiwvj Ow necessary pa perworx or-ojuied final decisions made * Support grotp offerings lor senior an] younger widows and widowers * Support group for survivors of suode * Referral network to other bereavement support groups and ndrvtdual counseling ottered in the community * Community education on any aspects of daato dying and bereavement such as stall in service training seminars, workstiops * Commemorative Programs honoring aril remembering loved ones. Salute b ASTHMA-ALLERGYCARECENTER KAJKSII K. I’ATKL M l). BOARD C E R TIF IE D nilM.mi VII UIKKICW IMIAKDOF ALl.Kktii A IMMUNOMKii Astlilllil • Ailult & Children liar. Nost* X • Frequent Resp. Inrcction • Hives • Insect Stilly ^ Allergies > lliruiii XIItTfiit's Sinus Mlftnv Kccurrinii llritm liitiiL A K E M ARY 101 Eig h th St. Cull I or A/ipoinlinriil 407-3214422 E\ ruing Ap/Miimmrnn Axuiluble ORANGE CITY 1209 Saxon Blvd. Suit* 8 904-774-1221 Veterans Hope For Ttw Hotulays Chnstmas Canriekofits Easter Sunnse Services MemorialID>ay Programs Licensed, Bonded, Insured RESIDENTIAL & OFFICE W e D o W ind o w * CLEANING OUR SPECIALTY HANDYMAN SERVICE & CARPET S c / U f S u f r i / t i t IfU tf CLEANING AVAILABLE td t il ^ S tm utU d *u ln d m LO W E S T PR IC E S IN TO W N! Satisfaction321-7699Guaranteed • Sponsorsfvps ol community events sudi as tw krai annul quel (interim e tund raisers lor non profit orgirx/ations and ottier community events N e w m a n O B / G Y N G ro u p * P .A . O b stetrics, G yn ecology & In fertility W ishes To CONGRATULATE O ur P h y sic ia n WILLIE B. NEWMAN, M.D. Celebrating Over 14 1 0 ,0 0 0 Years And Reasons To Smile Rich Plan H E A LT H Y F O O D -P E R S O N A L SERVICE PHOTOBY(VHfUHAUAv* Willie B. Newman, M.D. Follow Afliarican Colligt OB/GYN D e l i v e r i n g ... H e a lt h c a r e F o r G e n e r a t io n s To Com e S e r v in g F lo r id a F a m ilie s S in c e 1 9 6 0 ! Direct to your home delivery of the highest quality frozen food available. 1 8 0 0 6 6 2 -3 6 6 3 - "B Socorro V. Frongillo, ARNP, Rose M. Coolidge, ARNP OB/GYN Nurse Practitioners - r in g in g O u r B e s t H o m e T o Y o u Visit o u r w eb site at: w w w .rlch p la n .co m ." W . S R 4 3 4 , S u ite L o n g w o o d • (4 0 7 ) 2 6 0 5 2 1 2 0 0 0 8 1 8 v i �Sfjmifiolp M**rnld S^ni'r>frl Honda - 'Sund-ay 29 199?) 11A County---------C o n tin u ed from Page 1A eciinmltmeni in quality growth nuil development through nt tenllmi to ciet.nl mul planning An lm |N ir im i1 move Iasi yenr was die elevation ol former Public Safely Director Gary Kaiser In coimly manager. Kai ser helped re organize Ibe way die rouuly served Its .'in7.49H residents. One ol die major dec isions die county enmmlsstoners would make in 1997 was whether to award Ms ambu­ lance service contract lo a pri­ vate company or to the county lire fighters H ie dec ision lo go with our own firelighters helped save the tax payers money and paid huge dividends in Iasi mouth's tornadoes." said Commissioner Win Adams." 'Die county's First Response Emergency Team, has hern emulated across the country The Department ol Public Safety lias also dedicated more Ilian 1.200 hours in prevention and safely classes to educate the community on llrst aid. CPU and lire safety. In 1997, KMS/Fire/Rescue |HTsomicl were dispatched to 11.980 KMS calls, transported more lliou nod patenls. and re­ sponded to 4.445 fire Inci­ dents, Firelighters/ rrscur teams were on the scene within min­ utes after the Fell. 29 tornado, and remained on rail the next two weeks. Stic-rlirs Office deputies also secured the hardc-st lilt areas and made rerlatn die was no tooling or Invasion by con artists. -Sheriff (Don) Ksllnger has been recognized for tils Innovallvc management In addressing our rrlme problem." Morris said. Ksllnger teamed with oth­ ers In the county In establish the new Juvenile Detention Center on U.S. Highway 17-92. In July, the Sherllfs Office and Public Surety Division will he housed In a new building also on 1792 Tlie redevelopment of 17-92 will he holly debated. Some county officials call It the eye­ sore of the county The major­ ity of die adult entertainment buslnesscs arc sprinkled along 17-92 In tlit* Fern Park and Casselberry arras. In 1997. the county estab­ lished a new adult entertain­ ment ordinance and sevrral weeks ana grandfathered live nf the businesses, allowing them to stay on 17-92. There are also three clubs In Casselberry that the county and the city must deal with in nn Interlocal agreement. County staff Is trying to work with all the rllles as well as Sc li ne e ( 'enter .mil ilie- orangfand (Iseenla H o a r d s o| County < iinimlssioners AVr are accomplishing what was the- promise ol Flonda dial lew l o n i n m u i l l c s will have at .lined." 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Beautiful 1,2, & 3 bedroomvillas • • • • • • • Swimming Pool, Clubhouse and Tennis Court Convenient Location All appliances and mini blinds included Low down payment for qualified buyers Very easy qualifying Non-qualifying financing available Down payment assistance to qualified buyers 407/330-1431 a umiiM numb are remaining,______ for mentations and start on tba road to aamlna vaultInstead of debt. n M M ttA M M If Ask for Mr. or Mrs. Chambers Ridgewood Villas 2580 Ridgewood Ave., Sanford 1m - mi «sa____ R ID G E W O O D V IL L A S " JT-r- �IS A • Seminote Hereto. Sanlord. Ftortda - Sunday. Merch 29.1M8 Open H eart Surgery in b e tw e e n M atern ity Services When you need wide range of quality health care services right in your own community, you can count on Columbia Medical Center - Sanford. O ur hospital is home to Seminole County's only open-heart surgical program. O ur other services include The Baby Place maternity services, inpatient and outpatient surgery, an intensive care unit, 24 -hour emergency care and chest pain center and a complete range of diagnostic testing. We also bring our healthcare services even closer to you with the Columbia Women’s Wellness Center in the Seminole Towne Center and Lake M ary Imaging in the Lake M ary Village. So when you’re looking for quality healthcare, look to Columbia Medical Center - Sanford. Columbia Medical Center - Sanford 1401 W. Seminole Boulevard 407/ 321-4500 ! �I M)t Heraltr Sprrunol* Herald. San lord, Florida - Sunday. March 29,1990 • 1 $ From successful past comes vision for future the coming years we should see a more attractive and vi­ brant business climate. Wayne Weinberg, president SEMINOLE COUNTY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE The community of Seminole County Is the land of good and plenty for many reasons. We have Florida's highest median Income, nationally recognized schools, a strong pro business environment, safe streets, a growing technological Industry, affordable housing, the top for­ eign exporter tn the region. and wonderful recreation' and ex­ traordinary natural resources where you can watch the ea­ gles soar. Seminole County l*ubllc Schools Superintendent Dr. Paul Hagerty and SCC Presi­ dent Dr. E. Arm McGee arc leading the way to ensure that our children have real world skills to successfully compete In today's demanding Job mar­ ket. No wonder we are the envy of the region and a growing player In the global economy. Our exceptional quality of eco­ nomic life la the result of effec­ tive community partnerships. Much of that success Is a t­ tributed to pro business county and city governments. Semi­ nole County's business Incen­ tive program represents a sound business plan. It Is on often Imitated national model. In less than two years, the county's Incentive program has resulted In 6,000 new jobs with an average salary of more than $30,000. This year alone the The second small business Incubator facility at the I*ort of Sanford has been completed and Is now fully occupied. Two additional small business In­ cubator lacllllles (25.000 square feel! are scheduled for completion by 1999. Three In­ ternational companies occupy the facility. Seminole County Government and Orlando JJan * ford Airport have partnered to develop a county-wide foreign trade zone. A 260.000 square - foot mixed use project will lower over *he southeast comer of 1-4 and Central Parkway In Altamonte Springs. Channel 55 will bring Ortando Sanford Airport Executive Director Stovo Cooke. The airport fa a mix of office space. 300 timeMated to be the third busiest international destination in the state. share or extended stay hotel rooms, a state-of-the-art televi­ Seminole County School Board Agency for the county's main sion studlo/productlon facility highway 17-92. Tills means tax will receive nearly one and one with a 400-person convention half million dollars os a direct dollars generated by business auditorium, shops and a 24 along the 14-mile corridor will benefit of business Incentive hour cafe. Altamonte Springs be an Investment for economic projects. The Incentive pro­ also Is developing an enter­ redevelopment of 17-92. Over gram Is expanding the busi­ ness tax base reducing the load carried by residential properly owners. This Is sig­ nificant for our future eco­ nomic growth. The radar screen shows the county and our family of cities moving forward. The County lias adopted a Greater Semi­ nole County Chamber of Com­ merce Initiative and created a Community Redevelopment The Interstate^ corridor is being widened to accommodate growth. A beau­ tification effort is under way for the i-4 counterpart, U.S. Highway 17-92. tainment district at Cranes determined to revitalize Its his­ toric downtown. Mayor Lany Roost. Casselberry will bring on line Dale's aggressive waterfront major retail development at the redevelopment plan Includes a busiest intersection tn Central 300 room hotel and conference Florida. 436 and 17-92. center. The city's airport. Or­ Casselberry Exchange will offer lando Sanford. Is on line lo be­ 150,471 square feet of retail come the third busiest Interna­ tional destination In the state. space. Winter Springs does not have Longwood Is working to renovate and preserve Its his­ a downtown, so city commis­ toric district and stimulate re­ sioners are studying plans to newal of the downtown district. build the Winter Springs Town Lake Mary Is rapidly becom­ Center. The development would ing the high tech center of the combine retail, commercial, region. The expansion of Rine­ and residential. Oviedo now has the third re­ hart Road will result in addi­ mall In Seminole. Lake Mary Mayor David Msalor and Sanford Mayor Larry Data discuss a plan tional healthy economic devel­ gional opment. The city of Sanford Is PW aac tn Vitim, Paf* JB for davalopmant of Sanford's laksfront. As the county grows, so does the newspaper of record From Staff Reports people In the business believe the community owns the The Seminole Herald. Semi­ newspaper." nole County's oldest newspa­ Home, an entrepreneur for per. will enter the 21st cen­ the past 17 years, holds Inter­ tury under new ownership, ests In residential and com­ with Its new name. mercial development, truck­ In September of 1997, Re­ ing. insurance, newspapers public Newspapers of Knox­ and a radio station. He founded papers In 1988. ville. Tenn.. purchased the Sai\ford Herald from the Mar­ Home's first newspaper was tinsville Bulletin. Inc. of Mar­ the Zephyrhllls News (Fla.). tinsville, Va.. owners of the That same year, he established Farragut/West Side Press En­ newspaper since 1953. Doug Home, owner of Re­ terprise. Home said he has been In­ public Newspapers, said he sees the change In ownership terested tn the Herald since as ■transferring the steward­ 1986 and had visited with the previous owner, Robert ship to the next steward. "A newspaper has Its own life Haskell. "We’re thrilled to hove the and momentum." Home said. "Nobody really owns a news­ newspaper." Home said. "It la paper. A newspaper Is a reflec­ an excellent facility and prop­ tion of the community. The erty. I am a big believer in that Th# B m ln o b Hsrsld, $00 N. Franc* Avc-, tenford, it growing wftti the county. part of Florida." Among the changes at the Herald. Home said there would be added coverage In surrounding areas in the northern part of the county Including Sanford. Lake Mary/Heathrow and Oviedo. Change In the name of the paper to The Seminole Herald better reflects community In­ terest emphasizing all the "fine dtles In the county." Home's ties to Florida date back to 1985 when he devel­ oped Seminole Centre, home to Wal-Mart. Publlx. and the now: closed Lurla's, on U.S. Highway 17-92 In The Seminole Herald. founded In 1908. Is the latest addition to and the first dally newspaper of the Republic Ftoass ess Herald, Fags SB ! !'• - -*v-t •“ ... , u — ’I ' l| I ~I---,l'V, ---' i ii ■: ■■ . i ri— I .■ j.V.-v"... - V. r ■w , t •« <3*1. n �r 2D ■Scmnoto Herald. Sanford. Florida • Sunday. Marcti 29.1998 ‘Worship ‘Together Starlight Baptist Church WORD OF LIFE CHURCH OF GOD IN CHRIST I Family Oriented Bible Believing Church'' Soul Winning Children’s Programs Bus Ministry Active Teens Sunday School Morning Worship Sunday Evening Thursday Evening HIMSanford Avenue, Sanford, FI. 32771 4(17-323-9048 Elder loluu.m m Henderson. Pastor 9:30 AM 10:30 AM 6:30 PM 7:30 PM Sir.Ji» School 1000am Uomng WorVuo 1130am VWtngWorkers 600pm Evtnmg Struct 730pm TutvU, Multi Purposetiight 730pm B'tUr Stud, Vtnn OoctnneCntl Cta« Wtdntsda,' Children 600pm 190 E. Bahama R d , Winter Springs. FL (407) 696-5110 Independent • Fundamental Dr. Glenn C. Riggs. Pastor Usher Board 700pm Cho*Rthrarul 730pm 1st Sunday Thelord's Supper 2ndSunday UmWoman (route) DayandDmer 3rdSunday Pastoral 4thSunday YouthDay Sot Sunday FrlowshipandCVmrr * vinouslocations FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH SANTORD (la Ike heart ■t th« city) Between Park Ave. and Oak On 3rd and 4lh Streets PH 323-2663 TAX: 322-2664 Rev. Bruce B. Scott 10:00 A.M. SUNDAY WORSHIP & SUNDAY SCHOOL FOR ALL ACES Youth Croups for all ages !i:30 Wednesday night dinners and study l m Oar kj Ula T it e SIB 8. P a rk A venue, S an fo rd • 322-6041 QJou’ag QA/cPcome SUNDAY Bibl* iT.raU.ti para aduitoa an Eapanoli 10JO am Morrunf Worthip Diarlpiaablp Turning 4 30 pm 600 pa Kwreng Worahip 9 IS an WEDNESDAY 6J0 pra Small Croup* far adulta. youth, and childron THURSDAY 3 00 pin ('onrrnational Knfliih Imnlnf (or adulta C o m e J o in U s N llR SK H Y AW M I.AIII I H O LY C L P I M O I ’A I M F ir s t B a p t is t C h u r c h I 3 3 3 M T h Q flta S «1 0 R £ Traditional Roman Catholic Chapel n — Lord Jtiwi Chmi Venae, i T it Hof* Of Glory 222 Hickman Rd. Sanford. F L 32771 (Acnns from Seminole Ttmn Center) SUNDAY HOLY EUCHARIST 7:30 8. 10 0 0 A M. WEEKDAY EUCHARIST TUES 7 0 0 A M. - WED. 1 0 0 0 A M. THURS. 7:30 VM. 1st & 3 r d S U N D A Y 9 :0 0 P .M . WORSHir ON HOLY DAYS &. FEASTDAYS AS ANNOUNCED || Staffed By The Society of St. Pita X • Infornutkm R72-1007 IO I S. P a r k A v r „ S a a fu n l • : I 2 2 -K i l l p T L |J JH a rk & a m H to o b * i P r e a b p t e m n C & ttrtb SANFORD CHURCH OF GOD 8210 M arkha m W o o d s R d ., Lak a M a ry 333-2030 8 0 1 V . 22nd SC, Sanford 322-3942 SE N IO R PASTO R: W E S L E Y L B A K E R SU N D AY S C H O O L 9:45 SU N D AY M ORNING W OR SHIP E V E N IN G SUND AY SER VICE W ED N ESD A Y SERVICE Invites you To Corn Worship With Us! a.m. .10:45 u n . 6 :00 p i t . 7:00 p.m . Traditional Rooms Catholic Mas-THdendot Latin Father Joha Peek Sunday School AMAgaa B.-00am Church la nrlcaa 6.-00 A 10:30 am h / r < N U R S E R Y P R O V ID E D 0 1 - 1 Youth G roup#, S a t A Sun. Praaohool M on.-Fri. • to 12 R M a Study Tues. 7:15 PM Fam ily Night Supper W ad. S:30 PM /He W E E K DA Y D A YC A R E AV A ILA B LE SEMINOLE TRINITY CHRISTA IN SCHOOL (PRESCHOOL •GRADE 12) Charles R. Jonas Ministar 321 -2 7 2 3 f<F C a rin g ...S h a rin g ^ ...a n d G r o w im g in G r a c e St Peter’s Episcopal Church WORSHIPCeNKR Where iho Healing Water o f God's Love Flows“ GRACE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH 499 Country C lu b RtL, Lake M a ry • 322-1472 LU TH ER A N CHURCH o f th e Currently Meeting A l EXPERIENCE AND SHARE THE JOY & LOVE OF JESUS CHRIST <3 ! ■ Country Club Rd. ft Smi'mg Lake Mary & Sanford 499 N. Country Club Rd. LAKE MARY (1 Mile N. ot Lake Mary Btvd.) Sunday Service*: 6 am and 10 am Christian Education: 9 am (al ages) Nursery Cara tram: 9 am Chldran't Church: 10 am Wedtaaday Eucharist: 6JO pm 700 Rinehart H d .L k . Mary___444-6*73 All Souls Catholic Church and School 800 S. O A K A V E N U E S A N FO R D C H U R C H : (4 0 7 ) 322-3795 S C H O O L: (4 0 7 ) 322-7090 >W. TSOUT, M STO* V SATURDAY MASS 4 PM &. ScSO PM SUNDAY 7AS A M ., IDSO AM. 12 NOON MASS 9 00 AM CSPAN6W) v ■» FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH E .veR lizabeth C o m e r ei Stk aad Park Avt^ Saaford : " ,: 1- for more IntormaUon 323-8127 PASTORSMANANOGALUNC Sunday VfersMp 10:30 The Lake Mary Church with a Charismatic Distinctive 322-4371 SUNDAY WORSHIP 8:23 A.M. A 10:33 A.M. SUNDAY SCHOOL 9:43 A.M. YOUTH GROUP 5:00 P.M. SUNDAY EVENING PROGRAM MONTHLY Children'■ Sermon A Nursery al both services • Beautiful Historic Sanctuary • Contemporary Preaching An active growing church with programs for children, youth, adults, couples, seniors and families. A place where visitor* toon become friends. Come Grow With Us FAMILY W ORSHIP CENTER V The Garden Club of Sanford 200 Fairmont at 17-82 Fa th o r B . L B a rg e , R actor For Holiday 8 Summer Hours, Please Call Laka Mary IM . i* VTa E a s to n B jlA . ^ G u a c k i i 3 2 2 -3 0 5 2 o r 3 2 3 -0 6 1 0 2 0 2 0 OAK A V E . • SA N FO R D (Acmeefrom Dairy Queen) 11 ■■ Palmetto Avenue Baptist Church ■ —Rev. Ron WUUams— Sunday Worship • 10:00 Lake Mary Elem entary School Lake Mary Blvd. & Country Club Rd. 3 2 3 -8 9 0 0 L0NGW00D CHURCHOF CHRIST cAlmai) (ot pietekooJut ptotidtd lot a h itivices. aaae Palmetto Ava. F IR S T C H R IS T IA N CHURCH 1 0 1 8 N . H W Y . 1 7 -9 2 (1 M ile N o rth O f H w y . 4 3 4 ) S U N D A Y W O R S H IP 1 0 : 3 0 a .m . S U N D A Y E V E N IN G W O R S H IP 6 : 0 0 p .m . For Further Information: \ 2 Pastor Jeffrey 6. Krall Country Club Square Airport Btvd. &. 25th Street (407) 322-9222 4 0 7 -3 2 4 -4 3 3 8 4 0 7 -3 2 3 -5 8 3 0 PL 933-1583 Faetor 1 (Dladplsaof Chriat) 1507 Saaford Arc. Saaford, PL Service Ttmn; Sun........ 9:30 am . Sunday School 10:30 a.m. Worship Service Wed........7:30 p.m. Midweek Service with Royal Rangers and Mlssionettes Frt...........7:30 p.m. Youth Service 10:301 SUNDAY SCHOOL Sunday School Worship 9:45 am 11:00 am Everyone Is Welcome hi OurOmgrtgUkml Nursery Provided • Handicap Access A FRIENDLY CHURCH' VISITORS ALW AYS WELCOME �Semtnoie Herald. Sanford. Florida •Sunday. March 29.1996 • Herald C o a ti n n e d IB Newspaper group, which has 12 weekly newspapers: Zcphyrhllls News. South Lake Press Florida; Farragut/West Side Press Enterprise. Tennes­ see: Jessamine Journal Ken­ tucky: Kings Mountain Herald. Cleveland Times, The Eagle. Belmont Banner, Mount Holly News. Bessemer City Record. all of North Carolina, and the South Lake Shopper In Florida. As the largest newspaper In the Republic group of about 130 employees, the Seminole Herald with about 40 employ­ ees and a printing press, will serve as the central hub for Florida operations, according VisionCaallawd fra * rat* I* JAlwutir* i w*. ona rmocnc r c a m s , st ruNtRAt. exxetexa fu lfillin g a Service To O u r C o m m u n ity In T im e O f J fe e d CST. ISM Oviedo Market Place, to com­ pliment Its home loam charm. Oviedo Is also the fastest growing residential community In the nation. There’s more to marvel. To quote Seminole County Com­ mission Chairman. Randy Mor­ ris. *ln the North 1-4 corridor alone, approved developments at build out will Include 13 million square feet of office, re­ tail and Industrial space. That Is tartee the size of doamtoam Orlando.* Indeed, the Greater Seminole County Chamber of Commerce Is proud to be partners In this process. Seminole County is the land of good and plenty. But there are challenges. How do are manage congested roads, school class room sizes, environmental Issues. and health care to name a few. A critical Issue staring us In the face Is redevelopment of arhat are have created. Simply put. we must avoid deterioration of residential and business areas. How do are? We must con­ tinue to recognize and be open to opportunity. We must avoid being the victim of this quote, "that most of us never recog­ nize opportunity until It goes to work in our competitor’s busi­ ness.* Vital lo our future suc­ cesses Is the continuation of public and private partner­ ships. These are the foundation of Seminole County's success In the past and will be essential to our future. The Greater Seminole County Chamber of Commerce Is proud to be part­ ners and leaders In this proc­ ess. In partnership with county government, the county’s seven cities, and several business partners, the Chamber has de­ veloped the Seminole Vision. The Seminole Vision Is a col­ laborative effort of more than 100 volunteer community lead­ ers to create a united commu­ nity agenda. The Vision process Is based on partnerships. It has provided a forum for relationship and trust building for leaders from diverse per­ spectives and sectors of the community. Nine stakeholder groups are concentrating their efforts around the dimension of quality of life issues common to almost every community. They Include education, trans­ portation. business, economic development, crime, recrea­ tion. religion, effective govern­ ment. community services and health care. In less than 18 months. The Semtnoie Vision has been the catalyst for many initiatives. We have the opportunity to expand the various public and private partnerships that are now In puce. There is no room for apathy. to Nick Drewry. president of Republic Newspapers. Drewry. who Is serving os In­ terim publisher at the Herald. said Republic Is very Inter­ ested In expanded Its opera­ tions In the Central and Northern Florida area, with a particular focus on community and the quality of life In the communities. Drewry said Seminole Herald readers will see some positive changes In the newspaper with substantially more circulation and expanded news coverage. *We Intend to put thts news­ paper back Into a place of prominence In Seminole County where are think It once was." Drewry said. When it conies to fit, “almost”just isn’t good enough. Wc build a lot o f com fort into each pair o f Trotters*, using the softest leathers, cushioned linings and flexible soles. But w e know that the right fit is just as important. That’s w hy w e offer sizes and w idths for virtually any woman's fe e t \ So d o n 7 s e ttle f o r a f i t th a t's a lm o st right. T ry o n a p a ir o f Trotters, to d a y t ^ c / TROTTERS" Ieselife*'*eewul eumlmuMr eeeI4»hmh* Colon: Boor, Vhke, LAYAWAY Hr*. M-Th. A Sat N e e d A N e w A ir C o n d i t i o n e r ? H o w A b o u t O n e T h a t This illustration is based on a 3 ton unit operating at a S EE R (Seasonal energy efficien­ cy rating) of 7, replaced with a TR A N E XL1400 Florida Comfort System with 4 times more moisture removal operating at 14.4 S EER , with 100% financing upon approved credit. System^Kctuctej: •• * 4ZXJOT* • Variable Speed Airhandier • Super efficient Condenser • System Thermostat • New Freon Lines • Materials & Labor • 2 Year All Parts & Labor Warranty • 10 Year Factory Warranty On Compressor & Condenser • 100% Financed at 13.75% Trane Financing With Approved Credit Facemyer Rebate Cash Back From TRANE FPL Rebate____________ TOTAL REBATE SAVINGS H E A T IN G 2499 Old Lake Mary Rd., Suite H 2 0 , Sanford O d lU fiA IH f Pty i it �4 8 •Serr»no*« Hom'd Sanford. Florida •Sunday, March 29,1996 BIB & TUCKER Bib & Tucker apectekre* to carrytoj name brand cMdrsn's doming such as Otettotev Poto. Gap sod Gymbore# Girls sirs* era from 0-14 and boys ste#a from 08. They ateo ooncanaate on aklwaar tor to northl They have a h J Ina of maternity doffing from nurstog bras. UgfSai and bating stats, nghl ig> to awetog and profassionte wear. 04} & Tucker concentrates on name brands such as Motoerhood, Dan Howard. Mmf, and Pas In The Pod There are Two rooms of bte?y tumnure. toys, squtomsrt and accassorias. They ateo provktewal hanging*, temp* and cnb set*. ROBERT P. COLLETTE. MD, P.A Drs Robert CoBpne (teR) and Devano Shah (light) offer oomprpr*yervo specially care of ear, nose, tre a t and s n n dsorders Services are provxtod tor boti adifts and chidren rciuclng endoacopic m u surgery, tonsils ore) adenoids, ear surgery, taaai oosmeSc surgery, cotagen tryrctnns. snoring and stoop njv »vi fvvvi nrvt nrxk cancer surgery, hearing toss, laser ston resurtaeng ant itrnoptasty. Dr Coftette Is board cersfied In Otolaryngology and Dr. Shah Is board ekgtote Bu*i are on stall 8 The inventory charm* defy with hurv (feeds of naw Serna arreted each and every day. N you have quality chidren's or matemlty lam s to excatote oondton ted wood kk* to earn a m space and a m money tor toa asms tool hang to y o r do* etejaal feee to bring toam by tor frtepaefeon otTuasdays. Wedwsttey* or Thmdays bom 10 a m ira i4 p m 8t> 8 Tucker oonsnns buys ouw gi or feeds* tor store credt Remember. toere Is money to your doaefl Come and vteto Florida Hospital Altamonte and Cctembte Msdcai Center- Santord and Volusia Medi­ cal Center. Orange City Offices to Deltona (916 Deltona Btal. SUM 109. (407) 5746200). Lake Mary (4100 W lake Mary BMd . SUM 110.444-0673) and AJMmorSs Springs (396 E. Altamonte Dr . 444-0673) are open 830 a m to 5 p m to serve (to .T»l new patents The toenefy staff todudss Dsa OlZauo. rsoeptonst (from fell . confer photo). S uuam e Teal, m edial asstttani. Shoron DiOrsna. office manager. EKa Burton, recepsomsl and Maryann Eckert, mectcal assistant CAFE SORRENTO tl you hevenl had cpportuviy to dne te Cate Sorrento. Lake Mary's oktete restauram you mu*i pul r»» on you *TO DO* htl There you wil dwcover toe bail Italian safe and wpporl of Berntos sawing ma­ chines Frequent sewing classes are of­ fered to toe community to Introduce Bemtoa madxnes and toe (cry of sewing to her pre-venture ptamtog Mrs. Hicks approached toe Smal Bustoses Develop­ ment Center m Seminole Community Cortege She had bean recommended t> toe SCOSOOC by Jalf Triplet of Hitoington Berk. When ateed whet rote dd toe SBDC office play to her hftoeee Mrs Hicks said "Huge. I donT know If you had not bean s o r t * I would have had tot guts to keep gong*. When tod d her re­ marks Wayne Hardy, toa Coordtoator d toaSCC/SBOC. rspaed. ffiMody Is one cf tooee fevfevtduais tote you know wM suc­ ceed She has so much drive and determineton. I got a real kick cxJ of wetchtog her overcome any obstacls tote arose to her pen* W&M\ :--gm m M A major area tool toe SBDC worked wtti Mrs Hicks wes to having her assemble her business plan Lfcs many artrspreneus she wasn't sue tote a tote aftort to *n# t r s and research was raety necev sery w«h al har aspertenoe to toe toduery Du when a*ed how tee tesla row teal toe eisittes the rspted 1 am uteng s even more now, II reefy hatoed me team toe value of formal ptersttog. BERNINA SEWING CENTER F orded by Melody L Hicks to toe spmg of 1997. Barnra Sewing Centre has become a beetrve of activity to Orange Crty, Florida Located on one d toa major toorou^torcs M connect Orange Crty and Deltona. Beavia Sewing Center Is »« Tfu wtengneas of Hitotenton Bank's Jafl Triplet to lake a personal stearate to Mrs. Hick's Vterteurs was anoter key factor to helpinq her achieve butereas sucow Jeff oomctedtoeSBOC ragUarty to check oi Mrs. Hicks progress «s t effisred auggse- Justice----------------------------------------------und assist with court VlcUms of Crime (rant for C o n tin u ed tra m Page flA violated a n o contact condition of their release, lie will a l s o assist In locating both victims and defendants, serve subpoc- ru ts A ct a p e r s o n to a s s i s t w ith pro­ -* v td U M tJn fo n n a U o n . on the filin g transportation and accompantment on v o la tile -e a s e s . In addition. Safehousc was * of Injunctions for protection awarded a position through the against domestic or repeal Sons from his view point Partnering with local landers such as Mr. Tnptol has greatly artoanoed toe sffeesvenesa cf toe SMDC. The teatfeack tote local tenders provide slows the SBDC to provida better service and graater access for ckeots to SBA toene Whan asked what has hop panad In her kte since toe grand opentog. her eyas MiR) and she sard 3 am so busy but I am having toa feme cl my lie I am happteftoan any otoer «ma to my working career ' Her husband, a career Navy man. one year away Irom retirement is bekmg forward to conwig Into toe business to a yet lobe detned tote. This tew ansapates win gha har more Sme id sofve some cf toa chaasngs* tote are present n a small butene«a The tooua al Bem ra Sevang Center has been customer service and having her kte pertoer hetpng out w8 raise her already tsgh standards or service m oocMng and ambtenoa to toa area Family ownod and operated, tote 40 pkte year ott eatery has toe fenest Chicago etyte pitta you fine ever hed Pki*. you con stop to from 8 am. tor tost Ural o p cf oo*se ad choose from a very comptete breakfast menu. DonT forget everyday Is SertorDteoour* Day. from 430 pm. to 830 pm. wffh a whopping 20 percent dacounl lor oa sen­ ior friends. Mondays, we also have our feee bever­ age day wrth el lunch and dtoner specials For tooee of you tool have a craving lor a Iste n rii snack or meal, Cate Sorrento is opens am. m l 10 pm. Monday torouto Tnuriday. Friday ana Saturday 6 am. ire midnighi and Sijtday S am. una 10 pm Come to Sate Sorrento soorv We ere dedeetod to making your dtotng expert anoe a memorable one. Cate Sorrento new accepts VISA, MC end DsM Cards tor your convenience We have ateo erooncted our dafevery serve* cel 322-8633. Ws are easy to fend. Take lake Mary Bouteverd to Country OUb Road, gonorh U4 ml*, we are on your rim , 227 M Courtry Out Road, Lake Mary. CHARLES RAND Ha look* ike Rchard Orsyfua and r*t ■hero' te Parry Mason Um torn* woiid sour tool lawyer* are adore*said Chari#* Rand, a personal in­ jury attorney who oat hte InspiraBon lor Ivs career al to* age a 6 "welching too much Perry Mason Sr* Hand, Fog* SB u f . . #S \ 6o u t Aconsterte stream of customers f i o g i toe kort door Is poartve proof tote Melody has struck a rasponteva chord to toa oorTvnuvty Har goal la to oonvart Orangs CrtylDtetona tola toe Sevang capital of Florida Maturity a l toeae new seamsaeaaes w8 need Banana machines E f Mrs Hicks has become a strong advo­ cate cf toa SCOSBOC and n rsguterty atMteng otoar buteneas prolaaaionate b use toa aanaoae. They were toere lor me veto answers when I needed tosm*. S ara begtorteng wtei toe SBDC tea has bsooms fevorpotatod. received a SBA ban orri suooeaaktey opened her store. Sates has* lor aaoaadad her prryerinna and toa out­ look Is lor oonlnuad strong growto Etc. New Yuri Style Cheesecake* 3 loiaf«0(/f violence. This position has been located In the state attor­ ney's o ffic e and work* closely with the domestic vtolrnce unit. Qcwfwss 101 N. Country Club Rood Suit* 104 L«k* m*ry, F L 32746 (4 0 7 )H 3 * Z 1 Z 3 Fax (407) 323-2274 R n ltii| tf**** L/tl -Jf'llF'J IS 2714 S. Orlando Dr. • (Hwy. 17-12 Sinfonl ^aaCell For Appt: (4 0 7 ) 3 2 2 -4 8 2 4 . I f or 3 2 1 * 0 5 8 7 (*s • • • • • Air Conditioning Tires & batteries Brake Service Com puter Diagnostics CV Joints & Axles Electrical Repairs Carburetor Fuel Injection Tune-ups Engine Repair 8ytvM8ar Chang * ShtMon Chang * Y o u r A u to Argtfto Cruz • Damo S p e c ia lis t C r e w *ASE Certified Technicians SYNTHETIC OILCHANGE | SYNTHETIC M | OIL C H A N G E ^ I Most care Incta I up to 6 Ots. oil i t OIL &FILTER CHANGE �Seminole Herald. Sanford, Florida - Sunday, March 29,1998 - SB chauffeur In w hile glove* to tend your every need. Ice and co m p li­ m entary sofi d rin k s, balloons for birthday* or anniversaries and rv rn roll out a red carpel Tor you II We'll m ake d ln n rr reservation* and even pick up flowers for you al with one phone rail to o u r service. Limousine service Is not Just for the rich an d fam ous nny m ore. u te s early for every c h a rter. Tills Is especially Im portant for a w ed­ ding day. th e bride will stnrt looking nl the clock 3 0 m in u tes before you are supposed In nrrlve. If we show u p 15 m in u tes early, sh e will be m uch m ore relaxed. An evening oul In a s tr r lr h lim ­ ousine should be special, o u r 5 S tar service Includes a luxedoed ■\V<- have m any clien t's w ho will lake a lim ousine for a night o u t to d in n er w ithout having to w orry about driving nr parking. It s very affordable an d ru n m ake a typical b irth d ay d in n er m ore exciting! for m ore Information on H eath ­ row U m oiislne Service or 5 S tar U m ouslne Service. Ju st call 3 2 2 7006. r F A M IL Y ^ OW NED IH 'S IY K S S Y O U R C H O I C E * 1 2 " " S q . yd-/«i.43 sq.ft 5 STAR LIMOUSINE SERVICE FAM ILY O W N ED A O P E R A TE D We're dedicated to providing good service, good food, and good atmosphere for the entire family” Delivery Today! ’**•Acnfiint■ 'O tuictnr 127 N. Country Club IU*d Y w % §B eB n ck! 3 2 2 -B E 3 3 OPEN] Mon. thru Thun. I ajn.. IS pan. Fri • Sal. * am .. 12 pan. Sunday * am. • It pan. ______ * (natal lad W ith Up grad e C ush io n 5 S tar U m m islnr Service was founded liy Handy and Klta T e r r a nova and luis been serving the lo ­ cal nrru since the fall of 1990. In ihclr 9 yrar* of service, 5 S lar U m ouslne linn developed a re p u ta ­ tion ihniuglwnd th e C entral F lor­ ida urea for the ultim ate in ru slom er satisfaction and first rale service. AJI 5 S lar vehicle's a re brand new I99H U ncoln lJm ouMne's. As part of lltelr expansion, 5 S lar U m ouslne Service Is excited to an n o u n ce the opening of H ralhmw U m ouslne Service to b e tte r serve llie kiral area. S S lar U m ouslne and H eathrow U m ouslne Service offer all types of packages for W eddings. Prom's. Anniversary's, und d u rin g th e Holidays, th eir fam ous C h ristm as U gtiis Tour. As we kick off the 1998 I’rom and Wedding season. H eathrow Umcmstne offers th is advice to e n ­ sure qua Illy service. *A rep u ta b le IliiHiuslnr com pany offers clean new equipm ent In pm per w orking cinlrr. A u n d e does not w ant to b e In a warm lim ousine with no AC cat a lari Florida day.* "Don't tie fooled by low rate's, low rale's equal low end service.* All id o u r clcnufleiira go through an extensive training program . In ­ ducting a se p arate program s p e ­ cifically fur w edding's. We req u ire our eh au ffru rs to arrive IS mln- Most Popular I Rich Sculpture I Textured Saxony Stylish Berber I Filament Nylon I orphan hy "Cabin Craft”I 9 colors I MceQualty •20colon * * * * * * A A **** * * * * * * * ************************* MDtp Sun At “Your Full Scnice CubOrUpTo 1 A l l . . 4t Months W Z U 4EYIARS FLOORINGA DECORATING EXPERIBICE 2710 Hwy. 17-92 it 417 Beltway (NewGreenway) In Sanford 1 Bflt South of 27th St. (Taco Bell) (417) 324-4412 s 6t h i i uM.il Humes understands MaTowu ^ s MV nsm m Oaklawn Chapel Apopka Chapel 600 County Rd. 46A, Lake Mary, FL 32746 322-4263 601 N. Park Ave. Apopka, FL 32712 886-1461 Oviedo Chapel Winter Garden Chapel 501 E. Mitchell Hammock Rd Oviedo, FL 32765 remem bered ima. 366-8999 428 E. Plant St. W inter Garden, FL 34787 656-2233 Goldenrod Chapel Conway Chapel 7520 Aloma Ave. W inter Park, FL 32792 677-5091 1413 S. Semoran Blvd. Orlando, FL 32807 277-6700 Altamonte Chapel Orlando Chapel 994 E. Altamonte Dr. Altamonte Springs, FL 32701 301 N.E. Ivanhoe Blvd. Orlando, FL 32804 8 9 8 -8 1 1 1 8 3 1 -2 6 2 6 cherished Forest City Chapel 622 W. Hwy. 436 Altamonte Springs, FL 32714 -Hour T elephone: (407) 898-8111 8 6 9 -6 0 6 5 Offering The Simplicity Plan9 s AW faltfa -fjlrn fteven ‘H ig h la n d CfjapeI Hill Oaklawn Park Memorial Park Memorial Park Memory Gardens C e m e te r y C e m e te r y a n d F u n e r a l H o m e 1 3 9 0 P a rk D r. C a s s e lb e rry , F L 3 2 7 0 7 (4 0 7 ) 3 3 1 -1 9 1 0 2 3 0 0 T e m p le D r. W in te r P a rk , F L 3 2 7 8 9 (4 0 7 ) 6 4 7 -1 1 0 0 3 3 2 9 E . S e m o ra n B lv d . A popka, FL 32703 (4 0 7 ) 8 6 9 -1 1 8 8 2 4 0 0 H a rre ll R o a d O rla n d o , F L 3 2 8 1 7 (4 0 7 ) 6 7 1 -3 9 1 9 6 0 0 C o u n ty R o a d 4 6 A L a k e M a ry , F L 3 2 7 4 6 (4 0 7 ) 3 2 2 -4 2 6 3 �I 6B * Serrunoie Herakl. Santord. Honda - Sunday. March 29,1990 Monday, 1 to 6 p m. For more sitormation please o il 444-0403 DAYS GONE BY CLASSIC COMMUNITIES OF FLORIDA Classic Communities of Florida has boon baking quakty homes In Control Florida snee 1976 Owner Gery Lazar has extensive experience In stogie family home oonstrucOon and aubdtvteton devel­ opment He has butt homes to several n a g ta tio o k . todudng The Moorings. Hanover Woods. Rosemont. The Springs, Wyndham Woods. Foxmoor East ard Wekrva Green His development expertonce indudes toe subdrwsions of Bradley Cove. Woodgste. and WR O Wik. a l of which he was toe exclusive bukter His latest venture. Forest Gian, Is lo­ cated to a last growing area d Semlnde Ccxrrty lust west of toe Semtoda Towns Center Mai, of! d Highway 46. Forest Glen wiM hove 44 homstltsi to a natural senng with many d too sites sarouidng a 4+ acre pond classic Communities will be toe exclusive balder to Forest Gian, with homes planned from toe SlXTs to $203,000 Gary has bean very successfd by davotxx) his Bbeneon and energies to ona prefect al a time, which enables him to achieve a high standard d quatty and oorv sistoncy to h a homes This hands on* ap­ proach arxl attonton to detal wil ensoe Classic Communities oonlnoed success n toe baking and devetopmenl business David (left) and G ary Schaefer, of Florida Fluid Air, lnc.t with their new mobile attendee van R a n d ----------------lonlinurd frmn P«c* 4B Perry Mason never lost a case, sad Hand, *1 have in real Me * Rand said no practice of law is Tx* a science, it's an art.’ Agraduate of t » University of Pennsyl­ vania aid »« University d Florida Law Sctxbl. n I960 Rand worked as a taper attorney first helnre taking ip no practice Ci personal injury eventuaffy working tor Jacobs and Goodman In 1992. he went nto partnership with Brent Miller and hen ot>ened ha own practice on Jine 1.1997 Deakng primarily with wrongful dealt automobile accidents, slip and fa» and dog bios he sad he otten advises fxs clients to got a second oprson Tm straight id- too much tor my own good ‘ He said a vast majonty of toe cases he handes are legr.mate claims and toe legal systems works fairly we« bur he has timed down clients he ckdnl thmk he ccxJd help 'Ttiere s no way you sfxxiri lose if toe law is on your side The ultimate goal of Rand s practce. te sad is lo help people He sad he is differ­ ent from otoer firms in toat he meets per­ sonally with aR of his diems. Instead of biiT ^ town deal with on investigator or paralegal 1 estabksh a bond with my cli­ ents,* he sad 1 lei every client, If you get comptelefy better, then I ve done my job .* he sad He sad letters toot he receives from his cli­ ents are better toan ho monetary compen­ satory I t s Hose tongs toat make it worthwtoie It doesnl have to be money * Rand handes many pro t a n cases to boto Orange and Semnoie a x rtte s nrtl serves on toe board tor toe Center tor Drug-tree Uwtg H I dKto l get ton positive toeermefc. I d hang it n>' Ho sari he doesnl know if he wants t> practce law tor toe rest at his He. end tool he is oonsademg a second career *1 don't know what, yet or when I love toe ipa very much, and toafs helping people." Rand a Nwo children. Bryan, 9. and Kata. 7, are hra man concern T hese kids come first.* he sod What does he took forward to al end of toe day? Gong home to his tods and a good Mage gamo Ha s been a season ticket holder tor five or six years Altendng pubkc events such as Maori games, because of his kkeness to a fa­ mous Mm star, he sa d he often gets some unsuai looks He sad one man was star ng at fern one rvgft. arri *1 knew exactly, by toe expressdn on tvs face. wtMl I* was toinkjng ■ Rands office Is located ai 407 Wekiva Springs Rood Surte 119. Longwood For more mtormaben col 774-1400 CIGAR BAZAR Mary Warren is toe owner of tors pre­ mium ogar and accessory shop boated a 9065 Lake Emma Rood, si toe Lake Mary Centre The whole store is humcihod and a large •election of agars are available Customers can sit at toe mini bar a ri vyoy their smoko „_i shop is open Tuesrtoy f n x d i Sat The rdav It a m to 7 pm and Suxfey aril ctenhol real estate offices and more toan 56.000 sales associates h r o u g td North America Gan and Rob Short moved to Florida from Kindt vtth took family to 1966 and ■Days Gone B / a coirtry store m i bom September 1967 to Deltona. After 6 years to a a m a ltto re to a plaza, toey purchased toa properly on toe comer d Barton Ave arto29toSL to Santord and retocated titer store to toe larger betting Days Gene By ep e ad lor budnssa October, 1992 to toe ary d Bedard. Days Gone By K a very cotrtry store, U sd to toe brim wlto cotto­ ny tumrfcre, cteooraang occeeeories. •orals. doU. carries, lampa. braided rugs, to w s , quits, ptecemet*. nm era. d d » s . gngerbread. gifts tor everyone, numerate juiam Giidea with Coktwel Banker has a m r a d toe termstx*i of a local Pre­ views Program as an extension d toe no­ torial and naematonal CofdweM Barker Previews Program Sene 1933 toe Previews Program hM represented tormer American Prsaatente. leaders d Fortine 500 comparees. Euro­ pean Royalty, notortef and totemoaonel tkgmtanes. and cefebrises Irom af watts of kte in buyvig or setn g luxury reaidanisl properties Gidea states. The deasrin to rttoduoe toe Previews Program to too Lake Mary area was based on toe negus need to reach mo notonol and toiemasonal mar­ kets n order to more succesatuty repre­ sent our buyers and selere d excepeonal hornet and estates Cotdwel Barker. Lake Mary, it bested at 3601 W Lake Mary Btvd For local totormaton about too Coktwel Banker Pre­ views Program col (407) 302-9000 Coktwel Barker, cetebratng Its 90to andversary si 1996. has mors toan 2.500 rest- FLORIDA FLUID AIR, INC. Gary R Schaefer, president d Florida FUd Air, Inc has opened Ns new Parker mots, located at 400 Commerce Way. Setts 124. Loryweeri. and w l hold a grand opening on Thuaday, Apr! 2,4 to 7 p m *1am very exerted about to t new ParkPlease eee A ir. F i| « 7B ‘fantastic Saw s NoAppotoueoi Nccttearyl RomHoo-Tbar 9u t 4 pa • Fri ft Stf 9vn-6po Lake Mary COLOWELL BANKER conecsdes and much, much more. The store Is Med wtto ‘Spring Things* tor al to enpy and to *remember when * Days Gone By Is tor Hose with a heart tor toe simpler times. Experience once agar toa d d fashioned looks you love m toe hoapoalty you expect Gen. Jean and Suzanne tiers to hsto you make proles ■tonal choices to decorate your home wlto country. Stop In and vtsrt wtto them 5005 W. Like Mary Btvd. (a t Lo*gwoo4/l*k Hm y U , n e a r ly Gym) ^ D U D u f f l ^ ^ s c ^ i r i f y of Fmtastk Sami* 3 2 8 -5 1 0 0 AD ULT T f S BO TAN IC PERM '/1 B O D Y W AVE i ; c ir r * J Ihanpne» Mae Pry . i O : f t 9 5 J tt|xkavte*lyM M i 1 a l(!S s v p £ ^ M r M 1 Expirn 4/jo.ee Lxplfxi a/.10/9* I P a rt O f S e m i n o l e C o u n t y ’s P r o g r e s s ! Growing and expanding with our community. Serving your local news, advertising and web printing needs since 1908. th e NEW 300 N. French Ave. • Sanford, FL 32771 Have the Seminole Herald delivered to your home, call (407) 322-2611 i » moaiMriM/MMay*. tl P ro u d T o B e A i $ 7 7 9 5 : UtetepM •Cal Gtof« wnftnp* 1 Expire* 4/KlrtM J �Seminole Herald. Sanford. Florida •Sunday. March 29,1990 •7 B Air erSlore and whel H means to Longvmod * said Gary. 'ParkeiSiora makes It easy kx people working witli hydraulic and pneu­ matic equipment to access a variety d had connector products. Comnxnty members are stated to visit tie ParVarStora (yard cpentog. April 2 ParkeWore staff members will Introduce themselves to visitors, review services and dscuss product appfccaBoris Prod ucVservice factory Reps will hold demonsiraBens Chicken wings amd beverages wel be served hroughoU the event Park orS tore features a irvque environ­ ment where customers have hands-on access to a broad toe d Parker Hamfin Arad connectors, inducing hose, firings and related products used In a variety d industrial plant manufacturing and equip­ ment applicators The longwood Park er­ Slore is owned by Gary Schaefer and la located al 400 Commerce Way. Suite 124. Longwood 32750 For more tnkxmaBon shout ParkerSlore. please cal (407) 3395100 FANTASTIC SAM'S Gel a fantastic cut. perm or cokx a Lake Mary’s Fantastic Sam s Purchased in Jiiy d 1997 by Velma and 0 T McNeill, h e salon employs Cnda Lewis as h e manager and Wendy Walker as h e asaetam manager h e stylists are Debts* Rogers. Debra Ok*am Duaiai Hosbeto Karen Srtvxnber and Tvtor Sabod The ful service hair care salon tor t n whole family Is open Monday hrouj/i Thursday. 9 a m. to 8 pm and Friday and Saturday from 9 a m k>6pm The salon is located at 3006 W Ltee Mary Bfvd . in h e Oaks Shopping Center For more ntarmaBon cal 32A-5I00 FIRST CHOICE TRAVEL Specializing ri travel to Europe, C rada. Ausuafia h e Certobean, First Choice Travel can schedde lours or hdtpender* Bevel, by ex. te a end land hay even have e honeymoon department tor special otierv Bon to hal special occasion Owned and operated by Dawd and Nera SMdemanle. First Otoroe Travel c ra w l In 1992 Located at 101 N Country Ckij Rood Sale Lake Mary, n h e Shoppes d Lake Mary office hours art Monday hrom hFriday.9am to 5 pm . Saturday, 10am to 3 p m Cat 33D-0252 for intormakon on lours, cruises, airkne tickets, rental cars, hotel reservatone and torwpi exchange First Choc* Travel can afeo be reached by email BavftrsiOad com Internet beket reservations can be mad* a www sabrnras convp8b5 Click on First C roce s web page at www travfirsl com * GENERAL DENTISTRY I The mental knag* d a (tenters dfioa hfe I moat people have rarefy encompasses la a comfcnsnon of eartfea and son kghbng. | aromaherapy. aechaac odor, pteasart music, and pictures d angels, but tee is | h e wetoomra scene in h e dwaM olllc* d 1 Or Alberto Srrtfwz and Dr Charmalne • Ortiz I Dr. Sanchez and Dr. Ortz hove crested h a aBnosphara d a kveig room rahar hen < hat d a dansst office warsng room By ha fim# patents reach h e dental chair hey i are more relaxed and comtortaM* PaI tents d haae dentsts can also hddgs n a , cep d herbal fee and a head and neck | massage to forher reduce heir arudetee Dr Petdtoa Lake Mary Oentel praefeea I was soto to Dr. Sanchez and Dr. Ortiz » during O C ttw d t w r T b r a t a - J S a r ^ , orgarxzmgihi office. saakg part time basis before Dec. B. when Dr. Sandier opened tie practice tun time. Thoir practice Is defined us comprehen sere, general, and cosmetic dentistry with a hoksBc approach, end their mission is c provide high quafity dentistry In e canng, stress free envfronmenl Their phlosophy Is that the mouth shodd be tested os a part of tie whole body be­ cause RK an Important part d appearance, expressfon of emoSons. personality, a r t b e principal mean of communication. Treatment Involve* a holistic approach Holistic Is defined by tie American Medi­ cal AscooaBon Encyctopecfia of Mediane as 'a form of therapy aimed at treating he whole person-body and mind not fust t » part or parts in winch symptoms occur*. l> Sanchez graduated from tie Univer­ sity of Puerto Hjco where he obtained his bachelor's in Science as well os Ms Doc­ torate in Modcal Dentistry in 1982 he gan practicing dentetry in Puerto Reo. and smce 1983 he has pracficed In New York City. Dr. Sanchez eryoys many activities outside d Ms professronol Me. Including smgrn and danora. and hod originally mewed to New York because he was inter­ ested in show bus*ie«s He also sky dives, plays basketbol. aril reeds science and science fiction In Ms leisure ttme Dr Ortiz has kved In t n area since 1982 She attended Daytona Gooch Com­ munity College. Stetson University, nrd h e University of Florida Cottage of Den tslry where she graduated in 1994 with her Doctorate h Medical Dentistry Dr Ortiz pracficed in Puerto Rco for two years. » ii toon returned to DeLand. Florida in 1990 whore shi has boon practicing full tme for he post two years spends her leisure tine exercising dong Yoga, end raedng She is also working on her PhD In natural n e r v e Dr Sanchez end Dr Ortz are oonsaenfious pracSfionen who stay current In Bre* Wd They are memben d h e American Denial Asaooaton. Holistic Denial Asso oafion. Florida Dental Association, and t o Academy d General Dentistry Office hous incorporate eversng and weekend tmes to accommodata working people The d ic e is located at 2910 W Lake Mary Gtvd Call 324-3320 for more mlormason Hendrix established Ms business In Jltio 1967 and hrouf^i h e yean have many re pool and satisfied customers If you want hat broken, seamed or beat-up fumrture or heirloom to have a new finish, cal Hendnx Anlques and ReflnraMng. 365-4171 or 3653740. day or MgM THE HERB SHOP During the last decade we have seen a resurgonen in Bss corntry In h e use d natxal remedes More Americans ore taking on interest and h e responsibility tor heir own healh which has fed to h e re­ newal d h e pracfice d herbalism Native Americans Led a woalto of information about h e medicinal uee d plants, infeed h e Me of many a pilgrim end trapper was saved by his knowledge The uee d herbs ten t relegated to he listen) past os a quaint primitive way d preserving and savvig health, but is actu­ ally h e mehod al d o c n or necessity by 60 parted d h e world’s population ■Ayurvedfc* mecfiane In Inda and Chinese herbaksm go bock hoi wands d years Their anoed tormtiafions, still In use to­ day ha\* been perfected and improved as hey were handed down from genorafion b generation It texxkto't come as a surprise hal hey work amazingly wel Americans have historically been very ■xlupented and pracBcal peode, however, during tw last century with science a d vanana so rapxfy hoy turned foe rospon stxbty lor thee healh care over to profes­ sionals Indeed, wih h e actant d anbbtotics and some d h e miraculous surgical procedures now pos6fofe, we tended to not pay frrxx/i ntteneon to tafeng care d c u txxkos A new m n j set began to emerge in t« 90 s W* are beam ng to waka ip to ho fact tw * la tar better lor us (and o n When The Details Are Hand wrought, i ii HENDRIX ANTIQUES AND REFINISHING Hendnx ArtquM and RefintsMng is a Chnsaan buanees Hendnx has bspi m he aeme toceton, *000 West Gm s Road 434,Ow*do. for he test 31 years He has been reamed to Bewitch Murray) Hendnx < tor 39 yean. The couA* bee meed 6«MI* 9, .•—Llr- * *h . i 'v-U ii THE HAPPY ELVES CHILD CARE CENTER The Happy Elves CIWd Care Center is owned and operated by Wendy and Den Catterd "We are a smal lamky owned ch4d care center,' said Wendy "Each chad gets a kx M nrfiwluab/od atlereon and lew* Each cMkJ is treated tee a member ol te lamfiy fiat we are First opened in 1982 . he center otters pre-schod as we« at after school care AJI employees have been at hs carter for more hen 2 years Some have teen teachers or ceragwers for 5 to 9 veers he center is bcated at 120 E Crystal lake Ave In downtown Lake Mary te hours ol opernten a re6am io6pm For more information cel _ pocketbooks) to take tw effort to proven! illness now rather to n unbl it becomes necessary to ntorveno with harsh medi­ cines or surgery accompanied with pari and suffering laler TMs renewed toterestod n herbs and vi­ tamins combined with proddng from Ns mom served as h e Inspiration beNnd David Keaton s decision to open The Herb Shop d Lcrowood almost 4 years ago David recall Ms mother's influence "Long before vitamns and herbs became popdar my mom would make us take a cocktail d supplements (along with a healthy breakIasi) every rmommg to tw ovenng. she wodd feed us carrot and celery sticks as snacks Dinner would ndude items such as Tofu burgers with homemade whole wfieat broad, and n side d mom artalta tablets, topped off with carob brownies for dossert Yuckt Al ho bme we In u g r the was torturing us! Out as I look back on tooso bmos I remember hal my brother and I were very hoalthy and rarefy got sick However, it wasn't unbl years later hat I began to really take my "healh food nut mother's advice sonously Of course, to diy a parade d scientific studes are proving tu t my mom wasn't such a rut after all1' Combined wih a healthy dot and regular eiorcrse our efients are ftodng that vitamin and hoibal supplementation load to a feel­ ing d well born and more energy The caring grtxp d knowtedgeaMo people d Tt» Herb Shop will hop you n your search lor ways you can optimize your hoalVi and deal wrih boh cl verve and acute aiments David. 5 d and Fran are toerxty, practical and ompathebc and they are happy to locale information and will fyve you copies d whatever rrvgfit be usefU b you ft Is so rvoe to find a store where you can actuaty talk to someono1 When The View Inspires Awe, m m When The Facade Creates Desire, — 3 ‘ In addBon to tw oompleio kne d h e finosi quality herbs. The Herb Shop offers vitamins ard mineral supplements, ho meopahics. teas, aromaherapy and a fine ol natural skmcare CurrenBy hey are featuring herbal blends that are designed b provide natural refiol from seasonal aflargws hal many d us are David says their fine d weight lots [ ucis are bring rig some realty great results for a tot d people There ore literally Mil­ dreds of herbs useful tor |ust atom any hing from arthritis to menopause or tost ho desire tor more energy. Stop by The Herb Shop located at 979 W State Road 434. Longwood or can (407) 339-3386 and tel hem hefo you find h e herb for your concern J N-S CYPRESS Located an State Rood 46. 91/2 miles west d interstate-4. J-N-S Is cxened an operated by Joe and Ehet Chavis Hard to men because d h e irvque array of carved items hot adorn h e trod lawn , J-N-S Cypress is a souvenir drop as wed as a sawmill The store sells collectibles, as well as outdoor furniture . picnic tables, carvings, and cedar chest s d durable, weaharresistant cedar. J-N-S Cypress opened four years ago The souvenir shop Is open Tuewfey forough Saturday from 9 a m to 6 p m , Sunday io a m to 5 p m. h e saw mill Is open Monday tMough Friday 7 a m. to 5 pm and Saturday. 8 am to 3 p m KAMPF TITLE Celebrating 35 years In Sanford. Kampf Title and Guaranty , serves an d Central Ftonda The company opened Its one and orty office In 1963 Rutsall Hainla, Kampl THIa Russel Heroto Is presided and has been wih h e oompany lor 22 years He over20 employees h e office is located at 200 W. First St , In h e SunTrust bukfing The hours d op­ eration are Monday hrough Friday. 9 a m to 5 p m For more informaBon call 3229484 KEN KERN'S TRANSMISSION Famfy owned and operated. Ken Kern's Transmission first opened its doors n 1968 Located at 500 Laurel Ave. Sanford, ho company employees hree mechanics Bained ri aB of h e elements d automate and manml transmission repair The hours d operation are 0 a m to 5 30 pm. and 8 a m to noon on Saturday For more tnformaBon cal 323-3040 The Broker Must Be The Home’s Equal. I f y o u h a v e a n e x c e p tio n a l p r o p e r ty to se tt, o r o n e y e t to h e f o u n d , c o n s id e r th is : S in c e 1 9 3 3 , th e P r e v ie w s* P r o g r a m h a s b e e n , l i k e th e h o m e s a n d c lie n ts w e r e p r e s e n t, w it h o u t p e e r . T h r o u g h in n o v a ­ tio n , r e s o u r c e s a n d e x p e r tis e , w e h a v e b e c o m e th e p r e e m in e n t s p e c ia lis ts in l u x t t r y r e a l e s ta te . O u r o b je c tiv e is s im p le : p r o v id e th e b e s t s e r v ic e a n d th e m o s t c o m p r e h e n s iv e m a r k e tin g s y s te m p o s s ib le . W e l i q u i d w e lc o m e y o u r c a ll to d is c u s s h o w th e m a n y a d m n ta g e s o f th e C a ld w e ll B a n k e r P r e v ie w s P r o g r a m c o u ld b e n e f it y o u For Further Information, Call Coldueli Banker, (407) 302-9000 C O L D U JC L L B A N ^ e R U t<S. m t * A 4 Even for wounds that resist treatment, there is a time to heal. A nd a place to heal. At Seminole W ound Healing Center, you'll find the highest level of w ound care services available. O u r specialized team of professionals provides the most innovative and effective techniques found anywhere. A nd most importantly, every patient first receives a thorough evaluation and assessment from a plastic surgeon, leading to a complete plan of customized, individual care. It's the kind of care you would expect, considering our affiliation with O rla nd o Regional Healthcare System, ranked among the nation's top 100 hospitals. A t Seminole Wound Healing Center, our focus is not merely on treatment, but on healing. So let the process begin. For inform ation, call (40 7) 767*5142. SEMINOLE WOUND HEALING CENTER at ■ O R L A N D O REGIONAL % South Seminole H ospital uvu.urki oti �80 Sen»r>oti« Hftald S.m tort Flfxtd.1 S u lk ily March 29 1498 The Only Way to Buy Furniture Cheaper...Steal It. M IRIAM AND VALERIE'S SCHOOL OF DANCE ARTS Miriam ,vn Valeries School d Dance Arts n Sanfcxd with txnrx.fi stixkos n Lake Mary and Orange City “danced" into ttw winners circle as fvy took tf) horwrs at a prosigwus t n i ' competition recentry at Walt Disney WorU Having prepared 45 dance p«ces to tic fudged at fie “Stars ct Tomorrow" con vontun hefd at fie Swan Hotel last month fie grcxto known as fie S O D A Pops ISchools ct Dance Arts Perlormers cn P a­ rade) recened 40 gold medals and 5 Silver Stulos and tlarv ers came trom all over itie country ti compete and toe Sctxxi tf Donee Arts was dearty m a kvidng position as fey also k.xw 6 grand cfvvnpxn awards as weft Residents ot Sernavse Ccxnty arxt surtxsxlng areas can look lorwiard to eryoyrng »»• WE SEL L NEW AND USED • WE BUY FU R N IT U R E - TO P PRICE PAID We Are Not A “Chain" Store txue yyimmg numbers si bfllel tap. fahr. i**l musical tjeahx as t i ' level gnxai pertomis Vx ait festivals. chanty aflans. itsinfies and [x**c school lecluio rtemonstrakons tvxxfxxS fie coming year Certainly Sanlord is pmud to t» f» heme « «v S O D A Pcn>s and eqiufy as proud to know ftal ffw ytxiffi of our area are eijxvxWig fieir tune and talents to such a suc­ cessful way Stressing f*i gnul news concerting you people is a major concern cl propnetors Mtnam art) Valerie and too start al S O D A so spread fie word TTxs abundance <1 energy arxt Moot is txxxj put to great use arxt is borxj shared with toe axmurxTy ns toeso yOtng peoplo make triemselves avaAtWe kx erw ixtucationui and entertatoment events “F in a lly N a m e B ra n d Hom e F u rn is h in g fo r Lessr - WE BUY FURNITURE B 11 Come On In and Browse...You'll Love It ! IN T E R E S T FR E E F IN A N C IN G FO R U P T O 6 M O N TH S FR E E D E L IV E R Y FOR P U R C H A S E S O V E R $500 (Local areas o n ly...U m ltsd tim a) 06 STORE HOURS: 4M 695-1998 17 92 ■ OMMJ*CTMMr« MATTRESS MARKET Located at 306 Towne Center Bfvd. near Seminole Tcrwne Center mall, Mattress market is quickly becoming Semnofe County's lastest growing becking retailer. Mattress Market carries mattresses, ackustaue beds and iron and brass beds Mattresses are aveiabie at custom sues simply by asking mattress marvel Steve Miles); (shown above) Is the president oI Mattress market and Steve has more fa n 20 years experi­ ence xi trie nxJustry D a store epened n 1996 art! employs a statt ot kve Hours ol operator! ore Monday h t x d i Satuday. 10 am to 8 p m and nocn to 5 p m on Sunday For more inlormaban cal Steve at 32D8060 TRI-COUIMTY ORTHOPAEDICS, P.A. V ■9 S US 11 3 • longaood 1 BocM kU h <* AM mi Bi Oil n • endCm i Cam * WE SELL MON • FRl 10 00 - 7 00 SAT 10 00 - 6 00* SUN 1 00 ■6 00 FINANCING AVAILABLE 90 DAYS SAME AS CASH ¥ 929 S. U.S. HWY. 17-92, t LONGWOOD NEW AND USED * WE DU Y F U R N I T U R E . * KAMPF TITLE & GUARANTY CORP. Bringing You, Our Patients, The Best Quality Care Through our Continuing Growth. Orthopaedics is the treatment of bone and tissues of the extremities and back. Broken bones, torn or sprained ligaments, hand and back problems, arthritis, and sport injuries are commonly treated by the orthopaedic surgeons at Tri-County Orthopaedics. THANK YOU SANFORD Serving All of Central Florida” Since 1963 JO H N SCHAEFFER, M.D. Spectating $n 'cTotaC ^ o in t ^PepfaceM ient • Knee and Ankle Injury • General Orthopaedics 2 0 0 W. F IR S T S T R E E T S U N T R U S T B U IL D IN G SA N FO R D • Foot Problems • Sports Injuries NARINOER S. AUJLA, M.D. 317 N. Mangoustine Ave. Sanford, FL 32771 Phone: (407) 323-2577 MICHAEL SMIQIELSKI, M.D. 1133 Saxon Blvd. Orange City, FL 32763 Phone: (904) 775-0222 322-9484 R U S S E L L H E IN L E PRESIDENT V a �Seminole Herald, Sanford, Florida • Sunday, March 29,1998 •9 B MARONDA HOMES * Providng outstandng facilities and a vibrant community living environment for toe residents Services As resident's needs change. Memo Gar­ dens staff is there to provide a range (4 personal care services The community is staffed to provide residents with too secu­ rity and freedom to choose among a vari­ ety of care options in a tnendly and home­ like environment To enhance the comfort, security and Hestyle of tie residents, too month to month rental rate includes all of toe fol­ lowing * 24-hour professional staff * Emergency response system n each apartment Since 1971, Maranda Homes tias been bunting quality homes In Central Florida We began In Deltona. |ust north ol Orlando, and after a few years expanded southward Cunently, we are bidding in twenty plus communities covering metro Ortando • i orth, south, oast and west • from Deltona to Pomaana and East Orlando to Cler­ mont We build homes which range In price from tie 500's in Deltona and Pan aana to the 5200's to our custom commu­ nity ot Tuskawtla Palms, and range m size from 1066 sq f i t ) 27W plus sq ft Our award winning floorplans d 3 and 4 bed­ room homes are value-packed, featuring alt block construction, vatited ceilings, arches, top-quality standard features, band-name products and to-house flmnang We provide more fwme for less money - It s The Way We Do Business' A New Assisted Living Comm nnity ju st Around The Corner. M errill Gardeni; bringing you the belt In e u ltle d living at atlordable rates. Hera t how we do lit It starts with our m house architects and engneeri We creole award winning ar­ chitectural designs to meet your lifestyle He it we create savings with too tremen­ dous buying power of our lumber and truss facility We control quality th o u /i our own em ­ ployee work force Our craftsmen know now to bukj your new homo nght We know exactly how many leet ol wire, lumt*r, etc., ri takes to bold your home Eltminabng waste saves you money We ulik/e our own flee) of trucks to deliver t » precise amount of materials on time Eccp&iience the (Benefits, of. tme (Zmmathexafuj Arom a Therapy Is a gentle and very effective healing art that can help relieve a wide variety of physical and emotional problems. As cne of Florida's larges) fume build ers we bury direct from name brand manufacturers and Suppliers and shp di­ rect eliminating too 'middle m an ' This provides quality components with lasing value al an ncrodbto price After you move In, you may rot remem­ ber how we ckrt it txJ yrxi will bo aMe to reflect on your deosron with pnde Hwang toal your tnm e was hurt to last Thank you lor cnoosng Maranda Some uoea of, Looential Cits Mora Home For Less Money Its Tin Way We Do Business • A ir D is in f e c ta n ts • A lle rg ie s MERRILL GARDENS • • • • Merrill Gardens at Orange Crty is an assisted Irving community defeated to providng a secure aril stimUating envi ronment tor View residents As a (i vision of the R O Merrill Company, ant at a small group ol pioneer northwest timber families l.ike Mary family Practice kjeatod al 4106 W Lae a Mary Ohd Soto 215 2500 W Lake Mary BMJ. State 102 «i Lake Mary it a part of f londa Pbyteoaru Meckcat-Gmup Tha l a w offe* a 2G*» I m Rd . State 600 n Wmlar ParV Later Mary r amtly Practice Ins 20 employee* and 6 prorrtdara S a m 19H9 fwy have unmanly w ived man a and teaman t -«t«H tm i cere cam d r M W r x H tw iM t care of older * W « m nor otfeca eurgery, oara <4 m nof ayuna* aril tractive*. well child e cam* laborn immurezabons s d u i art] sports (Vrywcah gyneoakxfr.il eavianabons aril on site I 'ly services The provaters are Dr Scon Van Lue, Dr Catherine frar* Dr Pern Dianbacher. Dr Jaret Jabtonski. Usa Schort AflHP. and Party U iiju PAC Noon d operaton are B a m to 5 pm Monday firau^i f relay A note service note being oBemd at boto lake Mary famity PracSoa loro bans are pro emptoyn*v4 p ii,ucate lor h t i a a n t n Lake Mary area _ - . Blood Pressure Flea Repellent Pah Weight Loss | i I cW iid e n s m in i ' Scpportng toe ntapendance nckviduaiity, privacy ait) d e o s e n making ability of each resvtant * Meebng to* dianrjnrj needs c4 tesldents try pravckrig lie best avskatte a s ­ sisted Irving social an] heatto reiaied services f i v s • Depression • B re a th in g • M e m o ry W e c .irry o v e r 5 0 d i f f e r e n t c s s c n t i .i l oils If ivc* cion I h o v e w h .it y o u w n n l ivr* II o r d e r it Mission and Goals The mission <4 Merrill Gantan* tocuses cn tie reactants striving to provxta t o best assisted kvng by H • M o r a in e • Im m u n ity • A rth rttls (And A lo n g Ala<te~. Merrill Gardens is buto on a Strang touv da*on of tamAy and community, lore] term comrnrtmem. and entrepreneurial sprit Estabkshed n 1993 Merrill Gardens opened toe* newest taofcty el Orange City vi November. 1997 Their team of on-site staff and corporate managers lave years of experience n successful management of Assisted Lrvmg Communities Each member ol »n learn is commuted to en­ suring ttei Merrill Gardens is miraged atcordna to toeir vision <4 eacetence n assisted kvng LAKE MARY FAMILY PRACTICE * Three gourmet meals served daily * WeHness/Sodal activities * Scheduled Transportation * Complimentary on-srte parking ' Month-to-month rentaJ-no buy-in * Weekly housekeepng A laundering <4 Incuts ' On-srte maintenance services * All uttdes & cable (except phone) * Private mailboxes In addition to these services Merrill Gar­ dens at Orange City offers addtional services as required ' Customized personal service plans ' Beauty satorvtoarber shop on-srte * Respite temporary services (upon re­ quest) ' Guesl sale (upon request) 120 Alaiaadrfa Bhri. •Salto 12 •Ovtatfa, FL 32765 Hants: T-F104 •Sat. 10-4 (407) 350-3005 y o u t s t t n - v .. j o J tori d a 't Rubber S ta m p Paradise? 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E5a We Will Be Giving Away FREE COOLIES! & Other Stuff “ P a rke r Total Hose and Fittings Srrvice Florida Fluid Air 400 CoNMfCt Way, Suita 124 loofwood, FI 32750 Tel: (407) 339-5100 Fax: (407) 339-1255 2 4 * . Pagan 420-3066 Mofce your own preef/np cords • Sfofionory • Bookmorks Stamp on T-Shirts • Tennis Shoes • Wood, Etc., You'll find Everything you need for creative stamping • Videos, Books. Huge selection of papers, G ift Togs, Bookmarks, Stencils A EVERY STICKER that Mrs. Grossman Makes. STA M P Y O U R A R T O U T 127 C. H*y 434 • Unwoml, FL12730 Comar of Hwy, 434 4 Hwy. 427 InBardoySquare (W?) B30-8865 « rr cw nnam ATTENTION ! Photo Album & Scrapbookers ! We have more acid»tree paper, punches, stencils, stickers, photo mounting corners, etc. than vou'll ever see in 1 place! and Momory Makers magazine �10B Seminole Herald. Sanford. Florida •Sunday Marcil 29.1998 tome' service representatives Afltwugfi toti company services »w entire state, more Bcu 00 poioent ct Its business comes Won.) the IntersLite 4 corridor Irom Daytona Gnadi to Tampa Much at »» company s business is generated primar­ ily Irom customer refotrals, wtsdi aco u its tor 40 percent ot too sales Tie re­ mainder comes from a telemarketing system cl contacfing prospective custom­ ers in our various markets ot service Over too years, Rich-United twts care­ fully researched mil cdfivated Its target markot tiscnminating, eat at home con­ sumers who spend at or stightty above ton rvificrwl average ot S-IOVveek'adiJt act $30'weekeh*! on tood A typical Ricfi Plan customer Is a family ot tour ixrZxxxt and wife, tvfii niter »** age ct 40. and two chJdron. both under the ago of 5. who own tfieu own homo m l have a combtoed fxxrsniwk.1 vxvvivi ot over V-15,000 longwood Write 0 Newman MO. JO is president For more totormaficn call JSB0 0818 NEAT-N-TIOY SERVICE ALL CLEAN EVtdi to 1967, a company was bunt to provide toe best possible clearing tor apartments, dubtuusos and offices, ike yours at AFFORDABLE RATES Neat-N Tidy All O w n Service was tvit company Wo are licensed. txixkx! and insured PREMIUM Cleaning Service Servicing many ot Central Flonda's most prominent physicians, twto In their business and homes, nrtf several apartmerit completes and dutVxnises, wove enoyed arvd mantaned a reputa&on ct okctfflent service that is willing to g.v to.it oktra mrte We hive owr OTO residents ikxxxxkx) cn us to tako care of too* tw ite on it regular bass Hero at Neat N-Tkdy we irv derstand those needs and work with you to make your job easier WE ARENT YOUR AVERAGE CLEANING COMPANY' We specialize m mow-out move-tn packages Tfiese reasonably priced deanings axdude vacuuming, moppng and waxing aB floors cleaning on window sills, rmmblinds (if any) baseboards, door fac­ ings snefving. puBmg out and cleaning un­ der and inside ot all apptumces inclining, stove and refrigerator, cleaning all fixtures dean ceiling tans clearing cabinetry, unto news ar*l countertops Bathrooms ndudo total cleaning mopptog and wnung floors clearing at mtrrors, wipe down files aid shower doors to corporate and apartment modots, we are hippy to change linens, towels, dust and make beds And we do windows I For a low cost-per-window, we ll dean toem inside ard 0 4 a r t screens, too We supply all materials ant csjupment ami hive a Satisfaction Guar­ anteed pokey thit is second-to-none' Office packages are available with small offices starting at $30 Residential starts a $45 W illie B Newman. MD. JO NEWMAN OB/GYN GROUP P.A. Morning sickno&s is a common prob­ lem n pregnancy affocfing many women There are alternatives or natural therapies tor controlng r»"» symptoms Research to ilvo has been minimal and tie approval o<these remeoes has not tw o given as a res lit it remains reifcnown wtretfvr rose mefxxls are sate, and inti they hive horn established as such, ore shoiid consider using them orVy under drect physician su­ pervision In many cases c< severe morning sick­ ness. patients may have repeated episodes of vomiting This may result n damage fc i e upper parts ot the ckgestve system a h result m bteedng and deriydrafion Some cases may result m nutnoonal deficiencies tu t may be severe There are currently studies cruder way to assess toe effective­ ness ot ffx>se commoriy Known remedies Many pregrvmt women h u e used overthe-or> inter remeries Vitamm B6 K w ars to bo too safest especially when given n dosages ot less toon 40 mg per diy Thera are stukes concerning this supplement and is used in pregnancy Untortinateiy, most ot the studies were stimulated after a number of tawsmts which Claim ru t birth detects were associated with tie use d this vitamin Though our current inderstanding applies that Bus is a sale metiod, it should ret be Wien without the Knowl­ edge ot yotr physician and a full discus­ sion ot potential ude effects shoeAt be dis­ closed Other natural medications such as Gin­ seng and gnger are left to be sate by many However, new research has dis­ closed »vn eiere may be interference with devwopng male hormone receptors for cchAJ theoreticsly lead to Mat bran dam- RIDGEWOOD VILLAS Central Florida's nowest nr it most atkvdabtu place m ttie sun is RIDGEWOOD VILLAS right in 1st midst ot toe tin Orel oxeftemont tu t »» Orlando area Ivis to offor Newly renovated arvt decorated, RIDGEWOOD VILLAS offers corrilotl and convenience tor beta lull time residents m l visitors Each luxury villa has large wet planned Irving space with one. two and three bedrooms, two hnths, a modem SpaceSaver kitchen and a porch or balcony ») enjoy the great Florida weather Ttie dubtxxrso, ( u i area and tom s court tot you 'got away front it a ir mxl too conven­ ient location puts you ngtit wtiere you m xl tobe‘ RIDGEWOOD VILAS is oflorw) exclu­ sively by RIDGEWOOD VILLAS, INC whose name is synonymous with quality and value Ridgewood's devekper tus successfully converted more tom a rtazen surji protects. answering too needs ot to­ day’s home buying market Historically »» Sa/Aord area tu s been rural m nature but toe advent ot fie Watt Osney Resort and growth ot tounsm to ttie area makes toe Greater OriandoSantord area too »1 Tounst Destmafion to f » World Due to too tremendous growth toe area has experienced Bangui quality liv­ ing is at a premium RICH-UNITED CORP. use of wnst pressure bands to con­ trol momng sickness is baaed ipnn pnncipfes of acupressure It appears to be sale tous tar However, pbysoan* who hove beam c experiment with aocupressureandrts effectveness tor too tnduebon ot labor have noted fiat an area very dose to wtoera these bands are appted may ac­ tuary stimulate contraction* Theoratcaly, this could cause a nsfc at prematura deliv­ ery and pregnancy toss It a band wwra e be rrasappked These area* are in need tor turther study We are constanty In search of a tale, effector* remedy tor morrsng newness txi as yet none Is avatabte Before any woman conMtei* usng sny natural or attematrve toarapy, she WrxJd oonsUS her phytecten The Newman O&GYN Grotto P A is lo­ cated at 521 W State Road 434 State 200. Rich-United Corp is toe state s oldest and most respected frozen toad home de­ livery service serving approximately 10000 families tomughoul Florida Estab­ lished m 1900 n Sanford, Florida, it is a franchise ot Rich Plan Corpora bon ot New York, toe nation s first frozen tood horns delivery service that started to 1946 Competing directly with grocery store chains. Reh-United markets and s e ll The Rich Fffan ot Florida, a home delivery fro­ zen toods service which emphasizes su­ perior tood quality and nutrition, personal ized service, convenience and value Through the years. Vie industry fws undergone a number of changes to maintain its compewve edge and today provides a di­ verse and nutnfious fine ot toods. refuting restaurant quality products seldom avail able on a retai level The Rich Plan ot Florida was ntruduced to Is Florida marketplace to 1960 by a New York txrsnessman who had bust toe buaness up to arcxnd $2 million to arrual •ales W E TXk*' Adamson, a Rch Plan customar at toe tme. purdiased toe frarv chrta In 1977 and greted toe omarkzafion to $8 rmikon to annual sales to 1983. after 13 years to Via company. Duka's son. Bran R Adamson, aoqurad toe business Since Its tam ing, toe company has told over 65030 accounts and currently has 10,000 aOve customers Opening out ot a 26000 square-loot RIDGEWOOD VILLAS g-ves you toe best ot both worlds at an uPeatabto pneo' Experience toe bust Central Florida has to offer-come homo to RIDGEWOOD VlLLAS-your place to toe Sen SAINT LEO COLLEGE In toe lal of 1995, SemtoOte Community Goiege (SCC) a r t toe campus center et Sant Leo Cottage (SLC) fix* a g u n step torward n toe area ot modem educaton To assist the lame segment ot ccAega stu(tents In toe Sanlord area who are consid­ ered nontradrtional-todrviduaJa who normalty canrct attend oolege classes be­ cause they have career and 1amAy obhga torn, toe two separate institutions entered mo an arScutafion agroemert to oombaie toee degree programs This agreement is desgned tor students vffp attend Hasans and complete an Asso­ ciate Degree program with Semnoie Community CoAege They can toen con•nue tooir educaton toward a bachelor de­ gree with Sant Lao Goiege bULnevef tM Y t.tie .Scnw nte jC om m uotty-Colege can v u s Under ton agreem ent SCC al­ lows S o rt Leo Cottege to ia e toe* buAds and classrooms t toa onaat SLC oftarad just toa bactiator i in butenaaa admasstrafion with a apad ata—on to managamant However, Iwy amended this program to 1986 to in­ clude a cnrmnology maax to 1997, (toa o company employs more toon 100 inducing 40 sales persons and 1 too program’s continued growth, SCC pro­ vided iri office lor a part time Sairt Leo representative. Ken Jo Smith Smith actualy works tor both Institutions, her lull-time position bong with SCC AtIxugh tier hours dunge eodi some*tor, stw staffs tw Sant Loo College at SCC. room L202A. approdmatoty six hours each week, primarily to too evenings You can hear her office hours reach her. c* leave a '■v’v-i:)ii l >r tx-r at 407-338 2049 Of course, you can always cal Saint Lao directly at 600-707-8B46 to nddHon. stu dents ore always Invited to visit toe SLC campus Located about 45-mtnutes north­ east ot Tampa. It is a Cathofcc. oooducatonal. liberal arts coAege offering a wkda variety ot bachetar’s degree programs axl two graduate programs The coaego. ortgnaly chartered to 1889. tu s gom torough a nurrtoer ot changes over l u years, and has grown from 32 students to a total enrollment d more toan 6.500 to 1967. Sant Loo Col eg# received Its ra g o u t accrecitabon torou^i toa Soutoem Association ot Colleges ard Schools Altooujfi it was originally n r by toe Order ot Saint Berwxicl. Its control was translerred to an todependanl board d trustees to 1909 In adiMnn to its traiimuil campus. Sam Leo responded to requests Irom toa armed services in 1973, by beaming an oubaach degree program lor nontracMonaJ teudants on military itary bases b CurenBy. this outreach has attended b extension centers cn 13 military bases to five states and tome civilian centers n toa state ot Florida. agreement with SCC is beng serviced by orw d toeae dvXun centers The degree, classes, professors advi­ sors ard admrxstrafion lor toe bachelor's deueo program, al come Irom Sam Lao College, toe consUenrton tor toe wattare ot lb students ard toa ganaroatty ot apace and tocafion come from Semtnota Communrty Coaege Botfi schools, dadcated to meeangtoa neada of toa* aatdars popiiafiens. hav« bypassed usual besndanaa to produce a complementary degree prognxn to an M ity access*** tor toe nonfiid sonel student STAMP YOUR ART OUT Stamp Your Art Out is your era top shoppng spot lor al rubtoar stampng ard scrapbootung sxppttea They have been r toe Longwood area tor 8 years and wtl be opening a aaaond tocafion soon ru t wiN ba Amanca s largast stamp store They havw toe test aetacs on cf stamps anyvffwra Wad over 500X3 (Merer* dasrons to choose from, rapreeenang over 100) different stump stamp comptnits, con pkm afl 'tv Inks, markers, ard a 1l tm stppU s you*w baan looking tor. Photo AJbun ard ScrapbooMng lippfcai can ba b u d natxadanc* Dexters, paper, (printed 8 sofids - 8-1/2 a 11 * 12 x 12) d a cub. {fuas. paga protectors and markare (all aod tree) even ta d tree Ink pads ao rubber stamps can ba iaad sately wtto yrxx pbcAos There's a Ml Ina ot Mrs Qroaamana sbekars along wtto Mr. Qroeaman. Mary Engtebreit. ait. Fn Neuteid. Paper Houae. Ssckopotamua wd manyotoar comparsaa. a l aad tree AJao a tug* satar t on ot paper p u r t e t and sossora Bosk ctesset are eftered. with speoatty Hasses by p tM teecheri The owners ard staff are always wMng to het> wit) any quesaons or probtema you may r wtto any proyact Damonatrafiona are g on atmoat any produajpu are ml t Stamp Yore Art OK Is by tar largest an) best slocked Rubber Stomp Store'Ore tocafions are: Longwood * Coi­ M BT ot I* 434 a ily aqunre 3TX ner A -»vr. 427, I3.m Barclay Square CShopping ------Center.------------------(40718308865^and OrVuxto S Orange Blossom Tr. (1 mile so t of Florida Mall at toe Florida TurnpikeTun across Irom Perkins) (407) 816-0037 STENSTROM GENERAL FEED STORE Stenstrom General Feed Store, owned and operated by JiAe Stenstrom is located at 190N Country Out) Road, Lake Mary Operatng sinco 1995, Juke ard store Manager. Karen Davis, supply toe locals with teed hay and pot supplies rangng from toe large farm animals dram to toe family house pots tong with critters to toa backyard SemtnotaSpiNers Feed ted Nutrenn Feed are top selers tor toe larger (arm animats ProPlan. Science Dial, c a ­ g e and Nutros are most popular with toe dogs ted cab Store hours are 8 30600 MF and 8 304 00 Saturday Delivery service is also available ard popular. ‘Service Is never a chore* si Stenstrom General Feed Store Slop to lor IriervNy service and a smile There’s Something W IL D In Them There Woods! • Souvenirs • Collectibles • Outdoor Furniture • Picnic Tables • Carvings • Cedar Chest • And A Lot. Lot Morel HOURS TUE-SAT 9 6. SUN 105 SAW MILL HOURS MON FRI 7-5. SAT 8 3 28625 SR 46 Sorrento, FL ___ (9 1/2 Maes West ot t-4 on Right) xjiseyfixess (352) 383-3884 \ Have You Tried Herbs? Have you boon Bpending money lor years trying to gain or regain good health with little or no results. Isn't it time you gave Mother Nature her chance? The herb foods (roots, bark, stems, and leaves) were pul here for the use of man. Herbs are natural, no side effects, health supplements. They realty work! What Kind of Problems can be Helped With Herbs? Asthma • DLabetas • Arthritis • Ear Infactions • Allergies •Constipation • Bladder and Kidney Problems • Acid ttomaeh • Hair Lees • Nerves and Headaches • Gout • • No Diet Weight WEHELPYOUFIB THERIGHTHERB FORYOURPROHEM Sttf H ftt i Fnt M n u d s i that T H434ECenterH(Winn E Dixie) R B• 970SW.H OP 8.R. 434 Comer of RangeIne Rd. & 434 • Longwood * ~ 407-339-3388 ----- *%U%»•♦*■«• INJURY & DEATH CASES Charles M. Rand Member, Florida Bar Assoc. Member. Georgia Bar Assoc. Member, Academy Of Florida Trial In ye rs Member, American Trial Lawyers Assoc. Member. Seminole Coanty Bar Assoc. Member, Orange Coanty Bar Assoc. SUPER VALUES BETTER QQQQ ORTHOREST HOTEL SUPREME $59.99 $79.99 $179.99 Twin Ea. Pc. Full Ea. Pc. Queen 2 Pc. Set Twin Ea. Pc. Full Ea. Pc. Queen 2 Pc. Set King 3 Pc. Set Twin Ea. Pc. $99.99 Full Ea. Pc. $129.99 Queen 2 Pc. Set $299.99 King 3 Pc. Set $399.99 $79.99 $99.99 $249.99 $349.99 (Syr-UMmOTY) (111 COIL) EXTRA FIRM BEST BACKEASE ORTHOPEDIC SUPPORT (II TR. WARR.| PREM IUM V A L U E S WKnaKod 7 M in n s m spin lguard (J(anR#|) MCKtUPfORTER ‘ PREMIUM PILLOW TOP' ? K n g lU LUXURY FIRM Twin Ea. Pc. Full Ea. Pc. Queen 2 Pc. Set King 3 Pc. Set LONGW OOD/ CASSELBER R Y $139.99 $179.99 $399.99 $599.99 Twin Ea. Pc. $199.99 Full Ea. Pc. $249.99 Queen 2 Pc. Set $599.99 King 3 Pc. Set $799.99 r :io N U S i Twin Ea. Pc. Full Ea. Pc. Queen 2 Pc. Set King 3 Pc. Set SANFORD/ LAKE MARY COUPON 320-8060 696-6474 i 2*5 TOWN CENTER 8UfO. 1211. HWY. 17 *2 I $219.99 $279.99 $699.99 $899.99 PRESENT THIS COUPON AND RECIEVE AN AOOtTlONAL *M0 OFF TME SALE PRICE OF ANY V “POSTURE aONO- (Of) -BACK SUPPORTER- Q U E E N (or) K IN O S IZ E S E T a t o r ^ H o u r s : M on. - 8 * . 1 0 4 • S u n . 1 2 - 6 I pcrsomxl chicks k c c c r iio 1 m iiu itm u w tu r ■ J EXPERIENCED • AGGRESSIVE • PROFESSIONAL •Aato I Motorcycle Aeddeata • Neck ft Back IgjMriss •Bicycle ft Pedestrian Accidents •Defective Products •Boitlag Accidents •Workers* Compensation •Blip ft Fall Ivories • Pharmacy Negligence • Dog Bites • Death Claims • Paraplegic henries • Iefvriaa To Children • Bum ft Fire Cases • Brain Injuries • Pool Accidents NO FEES OR COSTS IF NO RECOVERY FREE INITIAL CONSULTATION PERSONALLY SPEAK TO AN ATTORNEY AVAILABLE 24 HOURS • CALL NOW Home & Hospital Visits 774-1400 407Wddvi Springs Rd*, Ste 119 Longwood, FL 32779 fanUgi d St oapuM m | r f'fl 4 f .r i • »•♦ •*f H �Seminole Herald, Santofd. Flonda •Sunday. March 29.199B • 1 1 B SUNNILAND CORPORATION m 1878 Syctoey O. Chase arrived to Sanford There were no raJfroada, no hard■utaoed roadi. and an IreVtt cf central and aouto Flonda moved down toe St Johns River. Ton mer-land by team (It was pioneer territory) In May 1S84 Joahua C Chase joined his txofrer Syd­ ney to Sanford and Chase & Company was bunted Chase A Company’s first activities were Bre insurance, and selhng fertilizers ird grower*' supples The Chase broBter* jotofly b a p l some orange moves a rt successfully sold their crops Their operatons proved so successful tu t other or­ ange growers came to them and asked toem to help set Die* crops This was r e bogtreag a Chase A Company's packing and taBng operatons VALERIE MARIE'S WELLNESS PROGRAMS FOR WOMEN Woman to woman friend to tnand. ter a talk about you heaSh That is probably a sensitive subyect tor many d you I know, aa a wile a r t motoer a 2 addren, fust daily activities such as cocking, (tearing erxl cam g lor o u tamaras. a n leave us toeing Bred and stressed We know how mportara it Is tor ue to ted good, hseftoy and sfrong. but as woman, wa tend to neflfeci o u own hsadi and wefinesa Low back pan. haadachae a r t axoaaa wei^B are fust some of toa symptoms we h ep ! to experience Virtual are we to do? Valerie Mane's Wetness Programs tor Women are dsngned |ust tor you These servicer ndude massage toarapy. per­ sonal ta n n g . aarobca. firm a r t tone ex- (tens, trauna and Iniury. Whether It’s a mecficaJ tnatmenl or just to reduce stress and tendon, at Valerie Marla's Wellness Stodo tor Woman, you can receive m as­ sage toenpy toeing secure and confident to a comtorteble aetfing My frkHoma Personal Training program can boned you a r t you hectic schedule No need to f in a baby-sitter or tool lose cu n t o o l being seen at a heolto dub WWi In homo persona! training you can bogln losing wet^a, torxng muscles and bum tot In f a comtort of you own home Thoaoaaadonicanbeone m one or wito a friend. Know a group of toffies atoo would too to r and sweat? AN you need Is a bma a rt place Local busiitxjns and communities from weekly aerobic Laffieetots Is just lor youl Now is toe Imetolook and toef iyou best) Call today 320-7108' WATSON REALTY Watson Realty was bunded In 19G6 in JacksonvHto. The owner Is Willtem A Tha oompany employeesi imore toon BOO Reefcrra and 200 support staff Watsons new Lake Mary office opened to March of 1997. Trudy Mayer, vice prewdent add. *We are growing' Wa are commuted to bang aefivefy Involved in our community.* The Lake Mary office hoe grown In produefion by more toon 16 mSfron n 1997 and 1998 already exceeds 1997s first quarter by S3 mteon In production Thera era curranBy 18 associates and wd have in to 25 fcte-Bme Restore Community events indude gvtog away free pumpfcne In Ocvcber, adopang a lam--------------- lima *y In rwrt - dJ Chnsfrnas erne ana _ ^treatngr ^ o o m m ^ to free movies d toe Lake Mary ^ n r Ganoraf Oenerai Cinema to February Thu year, tie office wM sponsor an Easter Egg Hunt lor chfiffian wito free peturea elto fie _ _ Bumy on Aprl 4 The Watson Realty office is bested m lOOWaymort Cout. Sum HO For mors tofiormaton cal 323-3200 KAREN L. ZARRELLA, Ph D. 6uftertog from anteafy a r t dapratsron? la defy stress to much to bear? Assistance It avertable from Dr Karen L Zarrefia. a ficenaed Caracal Paychotogtst who op toa doors of her Lake Mary practice past February Treeing ckents by mood or anxiety dteorderai It a i t of Dr Canada t She helps her ckents work to­ ward reaching issues toat are aflacBng toa Psychology to 1995. Duffing toe course cf her ftoffiee she worked ee a research ea— nf. a reacting a a d d d t, and aa an mdrucsor tor vertoua unfversfry courses to 1988 die waa stoned to toa Psychology honor aodaiy known aa P d CM, from 1987 u e i 1996 d a waa a tu to n f aftoato d toa American Psychotogfcal Aaeoctofion. did dnoa 1996 tew haa bsan a member of toe American Piychobgcil Aaaodafion. way toey vtow themsetves. others, and their environment by uatng Cognitive Be­ havioral Therapy The cognffive aspect of Bis therapy is defined by HS. Cnerron, (1990) stressors and ffischminata red magned danger* a r t HenBfy toulty think­ ing and betels*. The behavioral aspect Is baaed on toe premise tod behaviors are learned, and tooratoro n o jiM betavton cnn be iz iw n e d D r . ZarTriU w ohawhh her clfonts is d eso i lee mmg expirtencn tod ernence positive ranking a r t correct nepafive or harmful behaviors. my ckents to change toa way toey totok iand behave, and wa work togetoar to nresolve their Issues', said Dr. Zarrefia. 1 want people to unttoratend tod Biey wtenot! be (abate labeled aa menteNy M be­ cause toey have coma to a psychotogst I lave cone view events as Individuals itduels experiencing I help people to fete themselves Improve titer lives*. Anyone Mto probteme toat she ooneiders out of her realm of pracBce la referred to e competarfi rreeague. There le eteo an excefiert psychufrifl to whom she tends her efients who require mefficefion or hnapftelrefion. Psychological tesSng la anotoer of Dr. Zarreia's epectalfiee. She has researched tfwi eiiectvenaasof mem teat inatumante tvoughoul her undergraduate and graduate strides, a il has puefiahed toa results d Bus research to toa Journal of Personalty and Soda! Psychology, Psychological Re­ ports. a rt toe Journal of PeraonaMy As­ sessment To complete « i ate Haatet Services cf Osceola County. manta) haaffi r«y, Inc., a community oc reality, Dr. Zarrefia moved * carei beany, CaBtomte Kissimmee. Florida to 1994. tomte to totQsel Fofiowtog her year terg Inter ef ip, tea rehmadtoCafifarTaeto complete her poa doctoral work af toa AfeeM a r t Drug Traaaranl Center at Stentord Unfvertfly Psythotoocaf services toat help peopte thenge B w behavior and Bunk in more eftaceve way* are ottered to adolescents, adults, and ten o r ctfizons to order to ac­ commodate ckents, flexible weekend a rt evening appointments are avalabfe Bib & Tucker Children’s & Maternity Consignment E lu ] L ocated in O rienla Plaza On M ailland Ave. O ne Block South o f 436 A ltam onte Springs “ i 181 Twin ★ One«J Avt L _ 8 3 1 -4 3 3 0 9 * o m w h a t y a w t b i d s o u tg r o w ! ! V k J V m i: • Name brand like-new childen't clothing. • Children's Furniture • Baby equipment - car seats, playpen*, high chain, etc. • Name brand like-new maternity • casual, evenu*. A professions! wear. r - ™ IIP*^ ■ | - y e n ‘J U citvt: • Complete iiemi/etl lixiing of your comitnmenl • 40S OF THE PURCHASE PRICE OF THE ITEM SOLD • SOT of the purchase pnee of a unh • Psymetil every 30 days • NO REGISTRATION FEES. B ib & T u ck er - — C h ild en 's k M a te rn ity C o n sig n m en t In fa n ta T h ru Size 14 W* Carey and Buy Ski Wearl OAIEMTA PLAZA, M l t t i s f Avenue (t block fiouet el 43fi|. Menerat Sfiftnes. a Open Tucwliy • Satunlxy. 10 00 iii 5 .10 Thurvtiy Nile*. 10 00 in 7 90 eeting Your Family9s Every Need JAMES E SCHIXTEMAN. LFO with personalized care from our staff of Professionals Since 1956 Celebrating 42 Years Of Service A Ef-.fip y .i'i *if. CHRISTOPHER 0. NEAL LED. EVAMLTW Gramkow Funeral Home 500 East Airport Boulevard • Sanford, Florida • 322-3213 At Watson Realty Corp. in Lake Mary, we believe that our record speaks for itself and that No One Can S ell Your Home Like A Watson Agent The real estate market in Lake Mary and Sanford is Hot, Hot, Hot! Our agents are dedicated to legendary quality service. So if you’re in the market to buy or sell a home, remember - Anyone can list your home...at Watson Realty - We Get I t SOLD! . 100 Waymont Court, Suite 110 Lake M aiy, Florida 32746 Front Row: Nancy Oeltenger, Don Vogt. Carol Tradar, Tru d y Mayer, Teresa Unabergar, Barney Grier, Pam Baum ann, Penny Millar, D d p h Allen. Back Row: JaN Robb, Bill Towmaend, Kurt Anderson, Bob Strong, Susan Lee, Bill C a m p b al. Ranee Jahr, Ron Meapley. Not Pictured: Sharon Singleton. “on Lake Mary Bhrd., West of the Post Office’ Realty Corp., Realtors* 5 u 1 Qel Somethin# Sided Ckents art able to pay tor aen4e* an a skffing tea scale according to income and finanoal sAuaton The coat of each fifty mssAa toarapy session ranges from $10 b 1120 Ineuranoa la nd curranBy aonapted 1 am uxxxniortabia acoapfing bauance baotetet it oban aeama to breech d en t confidentiality', read Dr. Zarrefia. Insurance comparasa require too much Mormteton aboui toa ctanfs oenffieon* When dents pay prtveteiy tiara la no chance tor a breach of oonMerteafity. un­ less she tears tost her ckenl la a dangar to his or harself or oBiere However, Dr. Zar­ refia ts not oomptetefy cloeed to tie Idea d acoapfing pnvate insurance. Mefficere r d Mefficexfit tote would serve tie beat Inter­ ests of her dents, 'as tong as toe d en t is dearly rSormed as to toa limits cf conidenfiakty whan an Insurenoe company M rwofved* Dr. ZaneUa received her Bachelor of Arts is Psychology n 1987 and a Master cf Arts n Research Psychology In 1989 from Cleveland Stele University. 9 » ffiao at­ tended Pacific Graduate School of PaychdogyinPato AJlo. Caktomia where tea received a Master of Sctenoe In Cknicai Psychologyn 1993anda PhD. to Ckracef Shorty after World War H In) nsuranco busnesa was sold n ordur M M time could be dsioted to Ite fruit vwgetitle wit growers' supply business In toe late 1920's toe vegetebte oiwraSons an Iw coast were ctaoorenued The rapto popukatan growth was absorbing some of tie fields and many cf toa groves, Total Wafinaas is not yjsl whatyou aaf or toe most notable of wfsch was Coral Os)ust a wafir around toa btodu Total wellUse For years Chase A Company tod neaa is a comptete program conareang d marketed trust tor tw Memcks. who wera good nutneon. daly axaraae. pterty of rest toa davatopars of Coral Gables Just ba­ and mesa age Theta iacsora work togatoar ton 1900 most of toe atrus butenes* was to htfip you took a r t teal you* bate «td ffiapoaed cf. toe Company retaining arty achrave total i toe tew groves it owned outright a r t toa pacing house n Santord For toe next ftve ted personal iraner a r t < yean cropa from toa Chase groves were rotroctor I have bewi provffing marketed torouggi toe Ftoride Otrus Ex­ services lo women n toe area tor a num­ ber cf years My programs change From toan <n Oiase A Company returned toe mertrefing cf atrus Durng toa wive* of local doctors. r«s period toe vegetable, tertkrer erf busmesa woman worlung to and are cf toa growers’ u e p y buenees was ttevetapnq rarefy and profitabh inder toe rkvecfioutl ,. n m Presenty. t am an toaSrucior at The w A Laffier, who yxned toa Company to Knowledge Shop leeching ns crane >taw to Become A Personal Trainer.' I here in­ 1908 Among Bit many actvtee* wrath tor many years Mr LaMar gutted to suestructed a series of RahabMason Eaerciaa oesahtey wes toal of tie wholesale buffing wdeoa tor a Osroprecec Heafto Grougi Bel suppfre* Now tret (fusion has 6 iccafions are uaad by peeares t r a g u f carwel t i i x g n d Flonda. having c p s d toa Flonda I hare also bam iwonted tw Nanewest warehouse n JacksonvM n earty tonal Ceratcaeon Bored of Therapeuic Matrege and Bodywork 1984. The company helped punaer toa davelThese quatetcefiona here matted me to cpmant of sweet com producton to Ftond* eqwrt my cfceni beta retd reach many woman who sutler wito medeel probtema during toe tele 1930 s The 1940's eew auch as low back pain. Ftbramyalgla, adgrow#i to celery a r t sugar cane produefion art otoar afimants due to ere aodto Zetwood a r t Befie Giade Meffical Center, a r t at Alum Rock Coun sefing Center In San Jose, a not tor profit community based agency serving children adolescents, adults and fankfres Sirea February of 1997 Dr Zarrelte a r t her husband of 15 years ham lived m toe Lake Mary area Mr. Zarreila is a com­ puter software engaieer at Seagate Soft ware. Dr. Zarreila worked tor NeuroCare, Bvough whch she has provided psychobgtca) services tor nurang home resi­ dents, betore oporang tier Lake Mary prac■ce aa Chase A Company grew, aril became cne of toe lugt-sl orpammtons of its kind to Central Florida Santonf was cradled with beng tie largest orange shipping point in Florida before toe 1B94 freeze The op­ erations weathered several minor freezes, which destroyed part cl toe crops, but toe two (yeat freozes of December 1894 and February 1995 almost amhriated toa Flonda an u s ndustry The shipments from Florida were reduced from over 5000000 boxes annuoly to loss toon 150000 The economic resets ol too freeze htto a marked eflect on Chase A Company, lor too sources of its revenuefrom packing tfxppng and marketing and from toe sale of fertiliser and growers' supplies-were almost eiaranaied Most people were not aUe even to pay their inusance premiums Dy P eer persever­ ance. toe strictest economy and remarkable ngenury n devetopng new actrvifres. Chase A Company survived Because d economic conffiaons in ton area. M i a C Chase look a position n California wito toe Earl Frist Co . and later wito toe United Fast Co in St Lous, scqunng experience »t»ch proved d real value to Chase A Company when he retumod n 1904 to cpen an office lor Chase A Company n Jacksonville Just betore toe tun d toe certury Wiiam Randolph Harney became a partner n Chase A Company, and hi waa natrumental n devetopsig much d toe vegetable bossiest from toa tower oast ooest Dy 1904 Bw atrus business had de­ veloped to surh an ertert. plus r » vegetatSa business from the tower east coast and toe nUrX celery buoness m Santard. toil toa Jacksonville office proved most expo dtart The busnesa grew with toe raprdy tiparffing citrus and vegetable ndustrtes and. Si 1914. toe Company was incorpo- ln 1957 Randal Chaaa became prestlent and aerved In toat capacity istd IMG whrei he was replaced by S O Chaee, Jr. Ran­ dal Chase aonlnuad to be actve In toa company as a d rector and member of toa Executive Committee Itote f*s dMto to 1971. Lee P. Moore pried toe company as a director to 1967, wss appeared Executtve Vco President and General Manager to 1965 and elected Prewdert to 1975. It was during toa 19817s «v1 19717s tod more emphasis was pul an Increasing toa actlvtkos of toa w h d ttd a taJdtog matartols and chemicaMerlber departments. By 1978 regatabto praducion. citrus producfian and sate* from toeaa commodities had bean phased out almost completely. in September of 1979, toe company wee purchased by Rolcftoold. Ud, a pubtcfyiieU Canaffian corporaIcrv The name was ciinngod to S u rito d Corporation and Lae P Moore oonSnued as toe company's president and chief executive officer und March of 1982 whrei he purchaaad toa oompany oufrktot. Mr. Moore has aerved toe City of SarJord as its Mayor Sec* Mr. Moon's purchase of tot com­ pany, solas and profits have groom sub­ stantiafry under hts laadaid^i, The two opening deportments. bufiffing materials rexl chemical, have evolved from toe com­ pany* early d o d n to fulfil toair own need* to toe terming budnaoe. Now tooae two departments a n toe lilo d toa com­ pany and full ill toa need* of otoar oomperxes throughoul Flonda and too I During Sumfiand Corporate*!* 10D years toe oompany nars of of growing t . experience . . . Ins dana many ftotngs *from ' sedng insur­ ance to running troeay cars. Soma have dene wen and prospered, others not so wel. In a l Bang* attempted toa oompany hasbeanevormindMoitoatotegrttyof toa bunders It Is tors type cf toad tod has named toe reaped of toa communteea n whch toa oompany company aervea ereIn serves and haa crensxi a way of dong Duatoeaa tod haa become an negral pert d toe organteafion snoe as begrrmg. 100 years ago (407) 323-3200 �1 2B Seminole MeiaW. Sanford. Florida • Sunday, Match 29.1990 BUSINESS PROFILES 1998 1908 SEMINOLE HERALD 300 N r m t i Am Sanford. Florida 37772 (407) 122-MI I The Seminole Herald. Seminole County* ofdesl newtpaper. wi# enter ttw 7 1*1 century under new uwnerthip wMh l l new name In September ol 1997, Republic Newspapers ol KnoiyiAe. ». Term Ti ouic hated Ihe Sanlord Herald From trie Martinsville Bulletin, Inc ol M.irtmtvilie Va owner* or th# newtpaper i.rvrt 1953 Doug Horne owner of Republic Newspaper* *«•<! he tee* the change in owner*hip a* Iran*tornng the *tcward*hip to the rw«t steward Change m the name ol Ihe paper to The Seminole Herald better reflect* community mloreit emphasizing all the tine Cttie* m the county ' Horne * he* to Florida date back to 1983 *hm he developed Seminole Centre, home to Wan Marl Publit. and the now doted luna ». on U S Highway 17 92 m Sanlord The Seminole Herald founded m 1908 I* the late*t addilon to and the fir*l daily newtpaper ol the Republic Newtpaper group which hat 1? weekly newtpa Hrr* /ephyth.lit Newt South ako Press Florida Farragut/ Weil Side P re tt Enterprise, Tennettee Jettamme Journal Kentucky Kingt Mountain Her aid. Cleveland Time* The Ee e Belmont Banner. Mount oily Newt B ettem er City Record, ell ot North Carolina and the South taka Shoppar in Florida Ak Ihe urgett newtpaper mi the Republic group ol about 130 employee* th* Seminole Her­ ald with about 40 employees and a printing pie** w* serve at the central hub lor Florida Op­ eration* ac forcing to Nrck Orewry president ol Republic Newspaper* Orewry who it serving a t inter­ im pubktner ai the Herald, sard Republic it very interested in expanding as operation* m the Central and Northern Florida area with a particular locus on community and the quality ol kte m Ihe commumtie* Drewty sard Seminole Herald readar* von see tom* positive changes mi the newspaper with substantially more circulation and expanded new* coverage [ K 1925 SANFORD ELECTRIC COMPANY. Inc. 2522 Parti Drive Sanford. Florida 22771 (407)22>-T M2 Sanford Electric Company. Inc wet founded m 1025 by E C Harper Ongmeey located m a tmak office at die comet ol Magnuka and 2nd Street. Senlord. Mr Harper* deckcakon to quality and knowledgeable service slowed M tu v n e u to thrive and grow In 1965 the family owned and operated butmet* moved lo a much larg­ er locaton el 2322 Perk Drive. Santom where 4 ramen* today E C Harper Jr own* * ' business to itvt day. end eer­ nes on the tradtion ol prompt quaMy customer serve# Jerry Johnson. President ol Sanford Electric and Barbara Hubier. Treasurer, manage Ihe lemMy business and hanrte Ihe d*rto­ day activities The highly Itemed and esperwnced electscians can hand* any |ob torn • huge corporate account el the way down to e simple door bei repair Industrial, commercial and residential services to add bon to new construction and re­ modeling are no match tor the suit ol Sanlord Electric in an emergency situation. Sanford Electric can even redo Ospetch one ol thee truck* and crews to the site ol the problem for vie For prompt, courteous service end unmatched experience, cal on Sanlord Electric lor a l ol you ilectncal needs (407) 322­ 1562 _ 1939 CRYSTAL LAKE NURSERY 240 Like view Ave. Lake Mary. FT 22746 (407) 222-2796 Lake Marys Ode si Business! Crystal Lake Nursery was estabkshed m 1939 by Mr 6 Mrs EW Smith end eon, Don Don and ha wte. SNrtey. now head tvs thriving business. — “ — Ihe same quality and atakty Vui have bean vie trademark for over 56 years. Crystal Lake Nursary Natures Vw very knest m a l type* of ornanenul plants and mat trees and specializes In personal service lendtcjpmg Mr 6 Mrs Smdi reside In laka Mary Son Donnie, deughtar-tolaw Kim end 2 grandson*. Brent and Matthew, Sve m Punla Oarda. Daughter Pper kves m San­ ford with hat husband Dirk Nebergal. 3 daughters. Dana. Sta­ cy and Haley, and eon WyeB No mailer whet your undscapmg needs may be. you can de­ pend on th* Srrath* al Crystal Laka Nursary tor prompt and courteous service Stop by or cal (407) 322-2799 1942 CENTRAL FLORIDA BLOOD BANK Main Office, 32 Dora St. Ortendo. FL 22906 (407) 631-6272 More than thy years ago. Can trsl Florida Btood Bank. Inc was a tour room operation mi Orange General Hospital supplying about <00 pints ol btood a month and th* krsl ol 4* kind n Ftonaa Today CFB8 has grown mto a sopNcaled 15 county op eiatron with a mam otic# m downtown Orlando. 30 other branch location* end 19 mabee units. a« working together to provide more Vwn 175.000 pens ol btood each year Donating btood is a kale procedue that only use* 4. Donors between 30-45 mmuiet. mutt be m good heeVh. el least 17 years ol eg* and weigh a mrwnun ol 110 poinds Oniy about Sve percent ol th* U S popuUhon donates blood regUarty. so the btood bans storey* needs peo­ ple to become part d thw este group Central Florida Btood Bank toe has three convenwni Semmote County location* Sanford 1302 E 2nd St. 322 0622 Wed. BenvSpm. Tue* 6 Thors 1len t 7pm Longwood 446 S MSwee St. 260 9477 Mon Wed 6 Fn 9am 5pm Tue* t Thur*. 11am 7pm Atumonte Springs 601 E Al­ tamonte Av*. 631-6373 Mun. Wed 6 Fn gam-Spm. Tue* 6 Thur* 11am 7pm 11945 r a il mm 1956 1960 1970 1975 ORAMKOW FUNERAL HOME 900 E. Airport Btvd Sanford. 32772 jfd. FL 33 (407)122-1211 R ich P la n LAKEVtEW NURSING CENTER LAKE MARY CHEESECAKE Gramkow Funeral Home was founded m Ally 1956 by Bin and Bene Oramkow and W*wm Lockard Mr Oramkow (bed m November ol 1988 and Mrs Gramkow became owner and ooerator Mrs Gramkow it ac live to the business and it a member ol Vw Ssnford Krwam* Club, on the board ol director* tor the Sanford Chamber ol Kiwant* and Secretary ol Ihe San lord Laka Mary Cancer Society James E Shuiteman,1. LFD " yvned Ihe fern m October 1984 a t manager and ■* a member ol Ihe Sunn*# Kiwinrs Club and active in Vw Central Florida and national Funeral Directors As­ sociation Long time employee Christopher 0 Neal became a kcensed funeral (Vector *i 1995 and is a member ol vw Sanlord Lion* Club and on Vw Sanlord Cemetery Advisory board It ha* always been me poiwy oI the kvwraf home to pronto Vw best possbte finer al servers at Vw most reasonable pre# All pre­ paration r* dona on the premn es and preanangement* are available with no merest charged end 100% relundabt* guarantee Th* tern is * tun service laced* provtomg tuner at* »*up out* and cremation* a* wen a* markers and monu merits Special car* it taken to meet the newd* oI each famMy (407)322 1213 1957 STENSTROM REALTY. Inc. SANFORD AUTO PART* 111 W. TM Street Benterd. Florid* 52771 (407) 222-6681 Sanford Auto Parts. Inc m downtown Sanford was kxmdsd by FD Scofl m 1945 Sanlord Auto Peris was ongnety kxal ed m the Walesa Butong and wee caked Onando Peru end Gear It we* renamed Sanford Auto Peru by Mr Scon m 1645 when he became a NAPA^uto er When Vie oto Pnnceee ter across the *oe#t went ip tor sate. Mr Soon purchased * and moved m Sanlord Auto Ports ha* been el 115 W 1st Street Ralph Larson touted the bow ness as manager m August 1971. after earwig 20 year* n Av Force he purchased vie company m JUy. 1972 ----- when Mr Ir Scon reared Refoh and to* w#e. Arms have lour cX ften, Scon. Eric. Kelttoon and Lincoln, two granddaughtor* and e d r grandeors In November 1997. Mr Larson ■old vw buameaa to Ybur Parts Store. Inc Ybur Part* Store rwa maintained the name Sanlord Auto Peru and M sal a yotber (tore Scon Larson • Vw man­ ager of w e hwtonc More veto a tor automotive, buck, manna, term and mdusaral need* (407) 322 5661. 1956 S ttfk h c . 2565 Perk Drive Sanlord. FL 12773 (407) 122-2420 Stonttrom Really, l x we* founded on February 7. 1957 by Herbert Stan*from and Carolyn P Stonttrom n vnmwdwtoV *»tabkahed uteri as Sanlord and north Semmoto County* sales leader d ha* always provided vi chants with a M service ‘on* stop' teal etui* once dmwg as 41 consecutive years of Stonttrom Realty it a Central Flondi torn wVh hr^My special ized martwkng aspertis* n both residential and commercial m vestment real estate it also provides serve** tor both new and custom bud homes, as we* as 8 Property management ten­ don tor rental property Th* firm w a member ot the Greater Orlando Association of flaaftors and as Mutter* Listing Sermon, which rnctode* *8 Ol Semmoto County Stonttrom Really hat reoprocAl services edh S W Voiusta. lake and Otceoto Boards of Reaaors and and Mkanpto Utang Serve** Stonttrom Realty has mad* as name eynonymout wan real es­ tate to Central Florida When 'rail estate' « a tope ol decuttan. Stonttrom Realty it kkaty to b* mentioned tu pnncpals Patrick Slensvom. no* Presi­ dent and Broker, and Ctrotyn P Stonttrom. Owner, have a lamfy hwtory *i tvs area dibng back tot he IITas M Lee Afcnght serves •* Vce President and Manager Stonttrom Realty * recognized as having on* ol. il noi the Imett. prototsonatty named management and sales teams n Cenbal Florida, providmg 24 hou aavtunce to rU ckenu II is determined to provide the lines! serve* to meet me indi­ vidual needs ol theu cfcentt Cal tor al of your real esuta or rental need* (407) 322 2420 or (407) 322-2495 SAXFORO FLOWER SHOP 209 E. Commerd Sanford. FL 22771 (897) 222-1922 Sardord Flower Snap opened at 200 N Park Av* in (956 Su years taler, they out-grew the* quarters end moved to 324 E. First Steel Because Vwy need­ ed a larger budding. Sanlord Flower Shop moved to Vie* presere location m the late 903 The flower shop it owned by Che none Oonaho* Quttavton. who cam* hare with her lato husband Frank Donohoa tram Fori Royal. Virginia. 41 years ago. Frar* dtod 1963. but Nv " d bIni H ............... pokey of last, friendly I MB (vest The* son. Tim Oonohoa and daughter Kit Thompson egng Vw Shop KS W pad Preetdanf ol Vw Central Florida Flo rttl Association Tim ha* baan on the presugiou* p of Vie American In­ ert They have won Vw War tar Vw Ftorui Aaaocuaon In premoua toaturad to design panels to The Vtroughout Florida. mam DtAftt lyUomr, Lynn# Ttytor i n d O w i Jmvm. Seise Sta0 Nancy T*er and De­ livery Persona Rabin Johnton. Earl Soften and Rick Dave BacauM ol I t velum* ol busi­ ness. Sanlord Flower snap to aM* to fornsfi Vw keened toein order to hand* yotv out ol town Bantam Flower Shop II a ber of FTD. Tttdtora 6 •ervtoMl Cel (407) 322 -1 1957 •ANFORO MUSEUM 120 E. First Street Sanlord. Florida 22771 (407) 202-1000 The Sanford Museum, located m Fort Meson Park on the Lake Monroe waterfront, is a drnsan ot Vw Racreaton and Parks De­ partment ol Vw CVy of Sanlord The museum was founded in 1957 a t a memorial to Henry S. Sanlord. cvy founder Today. I7w Sanford Museum collects and eshCMU materials whch Ulustrait Vw hwtory of Sanlord from Vw darkest days of eetttoment to Vw present The museum also houses a reproduction of Henry S Sanford s mid-19m Century ibrary and a gaiety depcang hw Ms and tax* fn adbfton to the vihrbtu. vw 8atdotd Mueeum's coked on mefude* a local hwtory azchnra* centering hwtonc photographs, rnipa and cty teectonat: vw Sanford Papers (a manuscript cokachon of ov over 55,000 dams ' encompassing Vw career ol of harry 8. Sanford). Vw Henry S Sanford tbrary (a collection of fSfi and t9Vi century volumes), and a smak research M>rary cotwrVig hwtonc preeanration and neat nwtory Hours Tuasday-Fnday. 11:00am • 420pm. Saturday. 1pm • 4pm Ontft tours ara by apporntment and admimon la free1 Cal w«i any guMaow 3304009 icaott moo fcuoml form THE RICH PLAN 401 W IHh Street Sanlord. Florida 1J771 (900) 447-3443 IVh Unded Corp it the sUte t oktosl and most respected fro­ zen food home delivery service serving aporonmalery 10 000 lartvket Ihroughoui Honda Es Ubnshed in 1960 m Sanlord Flonda I is a Iranrhiie ol Reh Plan corporation ol New Vork Ihe nation s first frozen food home dekvery servre that sled ed mi 1946 CompetMig duertly with grocery store chains Rich United mar kats and tens The Rch Plan ol Honda, a home dekvery frozen foods serve# which emptiest/ es superior food quaMy and nu triton personalized service convervence and value through Ihe years the mvJusiry has un dergorw 4 number of changes lo mamtam its ronfoetilnr* edge and today provides a diverse and nutritious me ot foods n eluding restaurant quality pro ducts %ek*jm aikiaMn on a re UZ lever Ihe iwn Plan C/l horito was Ml trodueed to the hexIda market place mi I960 by a New Vork buvnett up to around 52 m4 Lon mi annual saws W E Duke’ Adamson a Rch Plan customer at the tvne purchased the franchise *n 1977 and gu-ded me organization to 18 mzkon mi annual saws In 1993 aher 13 years m the company dukes ton Brent R Adamson acquved the buk>nest 5rv« Ms IcKrvSng trw company ha* Wild over 65 000 accounts and cur­ rently has 10 000 active CutOperating out ol a 26 000 square toot processing and d'S trPotion center the company employs more than 100 people nckjtkng 40 saws persons and 17 customer service represent* tv# tot hough th# company services the enrve state more than 60 percent ol as buvneis comes along the Interstate 4 corridor trem Da puna Beach to Tampa Much d me company* business is generated primary from custom referrals whch ac­ count* lor 40 percent ol the seres The rememder comat from a telemarketing system ot contacting prospective custom­ ers Ml our various market ol WtiMe the emphasis al R<h Plan it on the quakfy ol the food and the services provided, it arso makes avaaabw to 4* cus­ tomers top ol the kne freezers, microwave ovens, and water­ iest stainless steel cook*are and ducarw gat grwt Th* Rch Plan family looks lorward to eelconvng you to the Rch Plan famey very soon to that you too can eryoy 8w tewsl food vi Amerce and etperwnc* unpar­ alleled convenwnce and serv­ e s (*00) 662 3663 919 East Second Street Sanford. Florida 32771 (407)322-7912 Lakeview Nursing Center it crMebfktMig as ?8th year ot e i ceptronai tervea to Sanford aX the surrounding communities Smc* opening it* doors at Fe­ bruary 1970 Lakeview Nursing Center has remaned commuted to resident e X famMy aalwtecIron aX a trsrtlion ol canng at Lakevww. the quakfy ol kt* Vie resident* enjoy it a* Mtiportanl as Vw quakty ot Vw car* they recenre then accommodations are as comfortable a x home­ like a t postrbie Lakevww Nursmg Center w famry owned a X operated The tacikty un­ derwent a change ol manage ment mi vw early pert d 1997 Many new program* have been devetoped w«h an emphasis on service* to help cars gnrert en­ joy pwee ot rnmd knowvig the# loved o x * wt* receive t x necessary support a X care that Vwy deserve Respite Care (up lo 16 days). Elder edufl Day­ Care at wen at tong term car* a X physical therapy service* are al avaaabw to I t residents TXy understand IX human srie ol canng aX raas/e cost is a concern tor many tamMwt They try the* best to provide Vw highest level ol car* with t x most cotl effective a X altord at** lovng le x e r car* CeM 322-6707 1972 COOL-WAY.! 0 9 « *'18 8v *•t *••(.it; R tei’Bl 6en4ovd Heedng 6 IS NOW COOL-WAY INC. 2290 N Hwy 427. tuMe 101 Longwood. FL 27750 1920-7)17 (447)926 Faa (407)1 RA 0022991 CAC 022901 6IRVSC9 « 1972 BRAN TOWERS Mirum enJ Ib b rv i_________ 919 E. First Street Bride 22771 (407)1 ” S chool o f ‘loanee S \r u \ MIRIAM A VALERIE-8 SCHOOL OF DANCE ARTS 2660 Etot Avenue Sanford. Florida 22772 (407) 220-4924 The Ry* sister*. Miriam and Vaierw opened the School of Dance Arts in 1965 upon return­ ing from New Vork City, were they both danced professional­ ly They noted that Sanlord was mi need ot a quality d a x * school lor both children end adults Some 5 000 students have studed al Mciam 6 Vetere s School ol O axe Arts over ttw past 33 years Th* ttudo w tt started mi a rented burkkng on 27m Street m 1965 However si 1971 the Mviam and Vatorws School ol Dance Art* found a beautiful new home In kt pres­ ent locaton at 2650 Elm Av* Today Miriam and Valenas School of Dance Arts location is mi Sanlord. housing 3 dance ttudot and a rehearsal room lor simulated performances Ttw sisters have also opened 2 ad (Mional sturkos one located M the Oaks Shopping Center in Lake Mary whae the thed * a newly renovated facMrty at 3 Seasons Plaza 1155 S Volu­ sia Av*. Orange City Valeri* Ry* Weld SX1 Mviam Ry* Doklor leech Monday thru Friday •The S O D A Pops* dancers age ■ end up do community per­ formance* a x compel* nation aky under 9w direction ol Mmlam e X Vaierw This louring group contMiualy wins test place at aw natron at competi­ tions across the country Many ot Vw* dancers have gone on to succeed mi th* dance Iwtd as professional dancers a X dance teachers, wtik* others have used vw tfctciptMW they ac­ quired through dancing to - many other worthwha* In 1961. Mmam and community help, ettabkahed Vw Bakst Quid d SanlordSemnoto. which la celebrating —_ ruu * I- ftia its n30th performing season *an* year *w Baket Ouid ol SantonF Semmoto non-protrt enne _______ ^w _a non-protif___ Basel company made up ot dancers erfio art istortert annosty altar a Sanaa of auauorw Mviam a X Vatorw s School of Dance Art* oilers graded to**! cue*** in baftot. tap. tu t. mu­ sical irwatia, mother child and daddy-daughter tap tor cfWdren. through pratotaonaf. Lake Mary Cheesecake retocat X to 1995 to Vw Shoppes at Laka Mary Shopping Center across from the Lake Mary City Hal TX bakers make cheese- t x rscipes that have been to (Mice vw 17th Cantivy. aX hraughi over to Anton­ ca in to IX t x 1900’S 190(7* According to tradition, their recipes cam* from Franc* to EndaX then to America Tradrtonai reepes are **• toaowed as a bate with var­ iety ol flavor*, such as. cho­ colate. strawberry . a X Flonda'* lavont* Key Lime! OM world cheesecake * *na made to that lu x honored tradition *1 Lake Mary Cheesecake a x *M us* Vw ftoetl a X Vw most natural Migreftenls O w xrs Glen a X Becky Ooggess slat* ’m mal km* w* have not changed our world* lmeat cheesecake daMy to sma* belches lo Misur* t x quatoy e x consistency which you dem ax Ouakty a X con­ sistency ere not |u*l WORDS at L ax Mary Cheesecake it* oia wey d (tang buwwa* *(407) 323 2223 1975 CENTRAL FLORIDA ZOOLOGICAL PARK RO. Boa 470209 L*X Monro*. FL 22747 (407) 223-4490 Nesnad among the scene Fion­ as landscape, vw Central Flori­ da Tootogcal Parks (CFZP) 21 acre Too m part of a 109 acre park that w a natural wonder to ittatf Ms a place tor e x fte n a x adult aMw to com* fact to tact wsh intngjvig anvnaM bom arouX IX gjob* Not only wd you see Xautrtuf animal* to natural environments but t x Too also oO*r* many opporvvv te t to * penance vw ‘real Hon de* wMhvi Sammoto County tlssiwd among Vw scene Flon­ da landscape are cXmwig p e ­ rse area* a X open, gassy a i panes* ffwt grv* tads ptonfy of Bram Towers • tocaWd at 519 E First Strset. Sanford Thw rental apartment comptoi hat 158 taws a X boasts a beauty parlor a x laundnr features Sponsored by Al Sami* Epwcopal Church *X Holy Croat Episcopal CfKMth. the compter opened its door* to August ot 1972 Though vs* la aactuaiv*•y an apartment buketng tor vw etderty. there r* no and to Vw actrvitwt that go on. There is bvigo on each a X every " day night. Shopping tops on Tuetdayt aX Code* Hour torery W adxtday morning Movie* are shown once a week. TWI always IX a game ot card*^go­ ng on lor nos* w x lov* to txrig# a x c a x tta A/tox Boyd r* manager of Bram Tow­ ers Ms Boyd tvXs t x Sanlord area q u x agreeable a X enjoys meetMig xwcomers to vw area located close to Lake Monroe a x t x Downtown Sanlord shopping detnet. Bram Towers e an ideal location n price TX pleasant people at Bram Tbwers viva* you to vwk Vwm today or tor more ntormaicn cal (407) 323-4430 It may X (ust th* place youve been iootung tort fur* In present on weekends aX hoeday* to answer queeborw a X tat you observe a ntaifter of tolaresivig emmets up ctox a X personal There w nothing qu*e to* an encounter wsh t x erv mat* at Vw Central Ftortdt Toologcai Park On eeeXndi. you can eryoir elephant demonstra­ tion* a x ieeong preeenuaorw You * discover an m ierx M x i entemow of hundreds of em­ mets toduftng bed*, primal**. lah. dama g tm x . conontop umann. co*arx atacari. blackthroated rrwgpw Jay. r*d-laa*d Xwk. casque-heeded iguex. lealtaAed gecko, tsngmrme snake. Maucan caecfttan a x South African crested porcu­ pines th* Central Flonda Tootogcai perk has many educational pro­ gams to otter children al year rouX inqu** Pout our two new ermgfil educational programs Wd hMghtt'>* aX' — 'Snooze at vw Zoo' TX CFZP d open bom 9 am • 5 pm. 7 days a week eicept TXnksgiving a X Chntlma* TX Park e located « 3756 N Hghway 17-92, weal of Sanlord From 14 . ta x asV 62. Upon your arrkref toque* about becoming a member You a X your famey may *W4 vw CFZP X year X o x nominal price. In adftbon. you are provided ad­ mit won to over 100 A2A accreated z o x a X aquarium* year rouX lor be* or a reduced Oerwrai edmweon raw* are as W o e s 9700 tor adutts. 93 00 tor cftftSen ages 3012, 94 00 X seniors (90 year* a X older) and cMdrsn 2 a X under er* b x For more totamwaon cal (407) 323 4450 Vie assets of Kemco Un4 conn trof ot Maitlax which X had managed *mic* 19*0. aX moved IX company to Sanford’ Kemco contnued to tudd ewct-icat panett for Vw utMMy enm panes, a X eipaX X more veo custom metal fabrication On January 14. 1993. Kemco broke grouX on Vwe new tUWtoVw art 35.000 square fool facilify On August 3. we moved mi i x Lake Mary Beltway Commerce Perk off of CR 427 near t x 248 North CR 427 Longwood. FL 22750 (907) Leant Janitorial Supply Inc specializes m commercialresidemial jannonal ctoanvig sup pX* Hours are 9 M am to 5 00 pm Monday through Friday aX Saturday BOO am to 1200 pm located mi LongwoX Owned by Barbara Lewi* with 5 employee* •■pended her buSMiesi mi 1994 wMh her daughter Barbara Me canmc wnh i x floor covering division. Lewi* Ftoorcovermg specializing m safes a X mi ttakalon of carpel. XrdwoX noormg e X ceramic tie Her •ip e x n c e a X knowledge it her tpeewtay Lewis Ftoorcnv•ring it licensed eX insured A* your floor covering n e x t under i roof reelin g equipm ent. inckxbng our new Htjpi Detention Plasma Cutter. Kemco can hand* al of your cuttorrwd metal fabrication needs We can alto e t d d with IX devetapment and design of new products wnh our CAD Engneenng Kemco a ___ also X t a computerized engraving machine for ram*, plates and *1 cuHomed engrevng on mad meialt a X pUsoct So M you are looking tor a progretuve quaMy onenled cus­ tom metal taonealor. Kemco todustrws l x can meet your •vary need gtve us i ca* on yoz new p w d (407) 322 12X F n (407)3220032 BARNES HEATING 0 AIR CONDmOMNO 915 tweet 2 X Street Sanford. Florida 22771 (*07) 2232517 Bernes Heatvig A Am ConguonMig. toe w mealed at (15 West 2X Street Founded by Ken Bames Mt 1961 Ken Barnet is a 1965 graduate of Semmo* High School a X served mi i x Unax Slews Army bom 1966 to 1966 •fso a Vietnam Vewran TX butMwst was hurt on hoxtty wnh t x customers *atitled on r*l in 1985 t x butt coming Im i new had grown to Ms mem to t x erient mat Ken could not hand* a* of toe work mad TX apporkaWy arose Emw Watson came aboard, brmgmg wMh hen •ipenance e x IX same ho­ nesty From Vwn on IX bustnets has grown even more. Vw IX customer always bewig ire* tod lawty a x honestly tog to fX ofdett AC company w4h Vw same owner m me San­ er* We terwee el brand* ol equipment We ere conenu- ou*fy upgedMig our empiojwa ' ‘ with ----------todory f Vetoing etc Customer retorral aX recommendek o x are tie out be*i (407) 223 3517 1982 | X w *f 17-62 Sentard. Flaride 22771 (897) 920-17912 There la no ptac* Vwl comparx with Flea World* *One S ix Shapptog * TXy have over 1700 dealer booth* under o x roof Admaaon a X parking aw FREE. Tht* a America * Larged Flea Marked Brmg VWtad* a x id Vwm vw* Fun World, aftaoers to Flea World Fun e o X ha* everytsng a tad coUd MtwgMta aX toad* of Flea World we* voted *1 tor Xrgama kv* years n a row a x voix o x of IX Top Tan Flea Market* t o IX US by Vw American Fto* Market Directory Fto* WoX employs about 60 workers a x oftort Central FloXa't Imett pro­ duce. onus a x beautiful plants lor safe Vbu can buy everyvung from applet lo encorne* al savmg* up to 770% of upTo " on - mas - price* -J Betid* t x usual m arcX X se found al tea markets. Fisa WoX w aito t x home lo an Optometrist. a X attorney, income taz service*, beauty *X net salon* and a bar­ ber shop Flea WoX ha* a new 14 offering sandw iext. hot dogs. lad item*, dnnks. coffee, toe cream aX everyWig eta* magei For Ihoaa and Bingo players, there are various sarvee dub sponsor game* on Friday aX Saturday d 10 X am a X I X pm aX on Sunday ai 1 pm Flea WoX is open Friday. Come a X te e uei Vbul get plen­ ty of boM For totamwaon on Flea WoX cal (407)330-17*2 BANFORO HWTORICAL BOOTY id Huiortcai Socwty TX Bantord it a private.i. n o i X ^ orgyi UMinng Vw I*test m metal lab 1981 Saturday a X Sunday Sam-epm. rain ordinal Ladwt oocrbew two of your favonw i i d o n ee- 1984 terd. Florida 227 (407) 222-4479 TX Free (407)626-1462 Lewis Janitorial Supply FL1A WORLD grv* you an epenance of un­ tamed es c x nwnt. Emphasis is placed on endangered a x vveaw xd ipaewe ol boto x tore a X isoac stodM* Tx ndMftto* to 1974 199 Kdttol Con* 1988 Hailing 6 WHAT W l A M ALL ABOUT) M KHey a own­ er ot Coot Way l x ex provides customers w4h 24 hoc# emergexy service * x deity bonnets hours of 7 30am lo 4 30 pm. Monday through Fri­ day Cool Way speciek/t* m tor ContManvig aX Hailing wsh a stall ol 15 amptoyeet to cawd m longwood Coat Way finances only the best (Canter A Trax) mi new *M confttanmg. heel pump* aX furnace* Cool­ Way*' factory trained lechmcians servo* al major brand* V we can servo* you. gnr* us a cal *1030-7117-------------------- 1965 101 N. Country club Reed ■fee Mery, FL 22746 (407) 223-23 2222 1981 1988 1988 S Swim W kk M U fy S H 2312 Rock Springe Rd. Apopka. Ftoride 32712 (407)1 Sw-m with Mary wtt* kxrried to 1996 by Mary Vbo Mary darted taechaig to 1971 a t a vofureeir tor fwr daughter* Pr* School to 1974 dw went to Freeport. Be heme* where (X certAX asm t x YMCA m aii phase* of swim Midruclion (Infant*, pro gressrve XXcapped) e X be­ came vw Program Dvector Jor IX Bahamas' School* S*_. Program to 1*79 dw warn To tngund where dw worked Wi­ der Vw Arrwie>M_9wMTvTvng Aa locialw. kninxJucjrrg MIM Swimming lo 9*9 m 1*93 Mary rekvrwd to vw US a x worked at Vw Aaarwe Smm School a* supervisor, unw 1997 Seftkng n Apopka. Honda the started X i own »wirrvT*ng school wMh a staff of two todniciors a X a lecepaonwf a x wen a 50*20 ft poof 1998 wM X Mary* 4ffi season n Apop ka TX twm season start* March 17th a X continue* through October. Monday trough Friday. 900 em to 7 36 pm TX pool • heated aX kept el e comfortable 99 d^reea TX school often inftviduai lessons starling infants t* months) through tfU II. Mach Mig a non-swimmer to *w*m team level. Thw yeer, ptoeetm team eft X otered tor cX tten not quite ready lor compefftve •wmrrvng A xwslefter N sent out to previous customers each year poor to tw begm ng of r e season Start date*, prtcee e x Aziyox should eea Marys oftce d (407) 889-SWtM e x request ypu> copy of IX newsletter 1990 FUN WORLD At Flee World Here117-90 17-02 rd. Florida 3 (407) 220-1799 Now 50 B<g Rides Oames 6 Al traction* tor Vw young *X Vw young al haaitl Thw Is vw ptac* tor kto to fw Central Ftond* area Fut WoX e a Fa.My Fun Park a x X* an honest to goodness oto fash­ ioned amusement park atmo*pfwre there la nodwig tea V to t x ate* O x vwn a x X hookadl Some of Pin K • Htoiaiaya. Space RouX Up 8 -------' loup-O Scrambler. Tse-A-Wtert. Plane. Ownl State. AAA Swing­ er 6 new video games Fun WoX alto X s MM Goff. Bumper Boett. Bumper C u t.'9 Go-Kart tracks. Tuba of Fun Bfttog BMP. Ferns W heel.:* kid* WoX Rides. Midway games. Btftog Cages. 350 Oam* Area*, vw Party Pate. Vw C arnad I beat p u n arouX a X our new your parte* ones to Nh wtterl Fiat YtartdXa speftd i d l l t e par person tar MSt- ■toi a minimum ol t o MOTOR BOATS Hours ol Oparmton are 7:45 am. to 900 pm Everyday Owners are Rues 0 Katotoen Moncrtof wtti I amptoyee* are a M tannee camp­ y We ground aX canoe Vvepj. from u to Nnitoin of w a x bors tog al very reasonable raw* Com* a X enjoy our M t d M tacftX* on Vw Wetova Rtoer (407) 322-4470 LEMLObtetitel*. TX Soclsly year. SpacN fwto top* a X toctoft are planned X IX fl4> Man stop to Vw Socwry to ft open to kvtfahfttory. For more V Sanford Hwtoncal Society, l cX (407) 202-1000. schools, ctaba. ULeeouea. churcx*. etc •• • Fun WoX w r i t wdt Y0 •eftoota in Semmofe and Orange Counties, wen c*zer> a x vw Aa. Bi w d be* x s 6 got acted 1 w i l l 'l l M. (« 0 Kamco toduavtaa. toe. wet **f JiMy I. 1999 by Mr KzecnL He purchaaed S T a s ri, Saturday a X Sunday W bom k«.u-I — - - ' --- . - MUmaru Aamneen ■ are FREE' For more Cal (407) 220-1790 Patronize Your Local Businesses V vW J R ’S ? 1 � 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 29, 1998 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on March 29, 1998. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original -page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, March 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/846109c238946086ccbe917de9a98235.pdf 660718de870ebb500c93dfa2740db619 PDF Text Text FRIDAY Febihary 27,1998 > 50 Cents SanfordHerald Serving Sanford, Lake Mary and Seminole County elnoe 1908 90th Year, No. 134 • Sanford, Florida Deadly PSHG k ' • v .1.', ■». • >'»r. a- C la s s m a t e s fe el th e lo s s o f t w o fe llo w s tu d e n ts •Sarah. / hope that you wtU haiv a pood tfnw fri heauen. / will se e you som eday. I Iio/ m• that your brother and (/our d a d hare the sam e. I am sorry you had to go but you arc sq /er than I am because you are with God. 1 am Ju st d o w n here. 9 S in c e r e ly , B h a lo n d a H. By RUM WHIT* Hr raid StnfT Writer MIDWAY - The children at Midway Elementary School hare been asking * Will It ever happen again?” *We cannot tell them, no." said principal Sharon Tanner. *Uut If we say. yea, they may be afraid to go asleep.” For the past three days, fanner, the school’s teachers and 24 crisis counselors have attempted to leach and calm children frightened by Mon­ day's deadly tornado. T\vo Midway students lost their lives In the storm. Sarah Malloy (II) and Travis Malloy (0) died with their dad, Steve Malloy (37). A funeral Mass was said at 10 this morning at All Souls Catholic Church. The Malloy children were well-liked at Midway. Sarah, a fifth-grader, was described by Tanner as being •very shy. studious, intelli­ gent.” She also was a ‘peacemaker and peer media­ tor. She didn’t like to see con­ flicts with classmates. Uut she never wanted to be on center stage.” As Sarah was shy. third<Malloy, rags BA Sarah and Travis Malloy Adult business as usual? County miffed at XXX video call By RUSS WHITE Herald Staff Writer SANFORD - Ron’s Video will be open for business at Flea World until Seminole County officials can build a better rase to close It. The rounty’s code enforce­ ment board voted. 4-1, on Thursday to allow owner Ron Davidson to keep on operating a booth he once advertised as ‘XXX Video." Sanford City Commissioner Kerry Lyons was the one vote opposing the video store. ■We’re miffed and disap­ pointed at the board's deci­ sion." said Deputy County At­ torney Lonnie Oroot. *lt‘s our view that Ron’s Video la oper­ ating Illegally and unlawfully. We are going to press to have the decision revisited or re­ vised. County planning officials said that Davidson broke the law because he did not obtain an adult-business license and that the flea market was not an area zoned for adult business. They said the products at the video booth should not be grouped with those In David■a# VI4m , Page 4A City to work out differences in adult entertainment codes By NICK rrZXTAUT Herald Staff Writer___________ Midway Elamantary Custodian Eugene Story aorta through donations for storm victims with Principal Sharon Tanner. MaanwMe, Via flags in front of Casting call H is to ric S a n fo rd c e m e te ry to be re fu rb is h e d By RICK PTSirAUr The Rltz Theatre will hold auditions to round out the cast of Mother Hicks from B m. to 0 p.m. Tuesday and 'ednesday, March 3 and 4. at the St. John's Oallery lo­ cated at 207 Magnolia Ave­ nue In Sanford. Needed for the non­ traditional play are a strongwilled mysterious female (Mother Hicks), approxi­ mately 40 to 50 years old. an overbearing businessman, age 40 to 50. and a 30 to 40year- old to play a double role: a Journalist and a farmer type. Audltioners should be prepared to read from the script. For further Information, call (407) 324-270B. the school are flying at had mast In memory of i County. Including two Midway students. SANFORD - The Sanford City Commission Is considering a proposed Joint Interlocal Agreement with Seminole County, regarding establishing on Adult Entertainment Ordi­ nance. The commission Is con­ cerned however, that Sanford residents may get the wrong Impression from such on agreement. T he city already has enacted an Adult Entertainment Ordi­ nance.* explained City Man­ ager Of11 Simmons, "and gw county Is in the process of de­ veloping one and wants us to go along with ft In a joint agreement.* ‘But.* he continued, ‘the two are not Identical and we need to study this closely and work out the differences before we approve It. The county Is trying to cluster adult entertainment while the city Is trying to han­ dle the location through zon­ ing.* The county ordinance would establish a particular number of sites where adult entertain­ ment establishments may be located. It was stressed how­ ever. that Sanford approval would not add to the number, but be counted as one of the county locations. Acting City Attorney William Retschmann commented that with every municipality out working on an aduH entertain­ ment ordinance, there are sev­ eral adult establishments who have attorneys working on bow to find loopholes and ways to get around the ordinances. *What we want to do,* said Mayor Larry Dale. *la to In- HmM Stiff Witter SANFORD • It's official. The city will start work on refur­ bishing Page Jackson Ceme­ tery on Tuesday. Officials hope It will become a community project. ■We’ll have crews out there early. Tuesday morning,* said Parks and Qrounds Mainte­ nance Coordinator Howard Jeffries. ‘Hopefully, well get some volunteers, individuals and possibly church groups or others, to Join In the project. According to preliminary es­ timates. the total expenditure could amount to as much as 065.065. It would Include re­ moving and thinning-out of trees, clearing vegetation, re­ moving debris. Identifying and marking all sunken gravest tes and other ground work. Jeffries said persons willing to loin In the work will be a big help. There la a great deal of work to be done,* he said, ’and any assistance we can get from the general public will be greatly appreciated.* In all. Jeffries estimates 100 Newspaper’s name change reflects grow ing coverage Herald Staff Writer SANFORD - Ooodbye, Sarv Jord Herald, you've been a friend for years. Hello. Semi­ note Herald, you have some big shoes to fill. Now. It's a new era and a time for expansion. Beginning with the edition, Tuesday. March 3. 1080, the Saijoni Herald will spread Its wings and become the Seminole Her­ ald While news stories will continue to be presented conand northern Seminole County, the expansion will initially serve residents In Winter Springs. Oviedo, and Longwood aa well. With this In mind, this new* paper la officially changing Its name. The county has been growing rapidly In population as well as In economic stature. It Is becoming more sophisti­ cated and the people want to know, not only artist Is going on In their neighborhood cities, but throughou dtles. throughout the county. The Saqfbrd Herald newspa­ per has served the northern area of Seminole County since 1006. All of the regular features presented over the years will be continuing. News coverage dead, fallen and hazardous trees will have to be removed. An additional 150 trees will have to be thinned out with the debris removed. ‘Anyone com­ ing out to lend assistance won't need to bring any tools,* he said. “Well have everything needed, so all we need Is peo­ ple who are willing to dig In on this cleanup.* According to historians, the cemetery, estimated to be more than 00- years- old. has not had any burials for about 50 years. Not only have trees and shrubs grown to the point where they saturate the ceme­ tery. but they prevent sunlight from nurturing the ground a r­ eas. Also, gravesltes damaged over the past decades by van­ dals have not been completely restored as many of those burled In the cemetery have few descendants, or their exact grave locations can no longer be determined. Jeffries said It Is the hope that all gravesltes can be lo­ cated and Identified. City crews will then Install concrete markers where appropriate. Jeffries said city crews will be undertaking the Page * * son work one day each every Tuesday, until the project Is completed. *So well be needing volunteer help every Tuesday,* he commented. *1 don't know how many will turn out next Tuesday, but hope­ fully, as the project grows, are will have more and folks willing to During City Commission meeting, City u « n « |»f Bdi Simmons said plans are to Include malnte- �2A B enefit organ ized for storm victim s Man kv' By JEANA HUGHES Herald Si,>11 W n ln Uotltitv lug SANFORD ■ Tin* com m unity continue* to come together lo h rlp the victims ol M ondays rally m orning devastation when tom adorn touched dmvn killing a dozen people In Santord and about -10 across C m tral Florida As some slept others only .1 sh u n d istan ce away lived through a nightman- Man) lost then hom es some lost then lives Virtually no one In the Sun ford area h a s Iwrn untouched Everyone seem s to know someone, a neighbor, a co worker, a triend or family m em ber caught in the p ath of the tornadoes lire outpouring of help has been heartwarm ing. People are searching for more ways to hrlp those not as fortunate as thev may have h ern Thai ts thr feeling that m otivates Ron Ptcotte general m anager of Uncle Nick's Lounge. ‘Lots of friends and fellow people in the com m unity need help." satd Plcottr. a 15- year resident of Sanford 'And we re going to see what we can do to tirlp them". His friend. Jo el I IrUtOU. T hr Able Trust h as issued Request for Proposals (RFP 98-21 to provide funding to Florida not-for-profit 501(c)(3) organizations for the replication of the High School/High Tech program In ihc state of Florida. The program Is designed to help prepare youths with d isab ili­ ties for the high lech Jobs of the present and the future. It provides a num ber of 'h a n d s o n ' enrichm ent a c ­ tivities. including high tech and scientific site visits, m entoring, shadowing and .1 VI Volusia United Way ORLANDO Heart of Florida United Way h as announced a donation ol $100.01X1 to the American Red C ross ol f r i t u a l Florida, a United Way agency to a s s i s t storm and tornado victims m the Seminole Orange O s c e o la c o u n t y a r e a . sum m er em ploym ent o p p o r­ tunities m scientific and technology-related llrlds. The proposed project should serve a m inim um of 15 stu d e n ts and In c o rp o rate some type of em ploym ent com ponent. An an ticip ated 1 2 projects will be funded and organizations selected lor binding may receive a m axim um ol $100,000 in d i­ rect financial support. P a r­ ties Interested In receiving program m aterials or p ro ­ posal guidelines should conlaci Thr Able Trust at (888) 83K-2253. Deadline for proSec T ru st. Pag* * * 1f ------- T TIDES _ □ Today: T hunderstorm s. Highs In the low-BOs. L iu s In Ihc mid -50s. S a tu rd a y : T hunderstorm s Highs In the mld-70s. bows In the tnld50s. S u n d ay: Thunder storm s. Highs In the upper*70s. Lows in the mid-SOs. M o n d a y : Showers. Highs In the inld to upper-OOs. Lows In the low- FRIDAY: SOLUNAR TABLE: min. 5:25 a.m.. maj. 11:45 a.m.. min. 5:55 p.rtb. maj. — p,m. TIDES: Daytons Beach: high: 8:26 a.m.. 8:45 p.m.. low: 2:01 a.m.. 2:32 p.m. New Smyrna Beach: high: 8:31 a.m., 8:50 SOs p.m.. low: 2:00 a.m.. 2:37 p.m.. EXTENDED OUTLOOK Cocoa Beach: high: 8:46 a.m.. 9:05 p.m.. low: 2:21 a.m.. 2:52 FRIDAY SATURDAY Tatrma 81 58 T atim a 7 5 54 p.m. SUNDAY MONDAY Tatrm a 79 56 Shwra 68 51 LOTTERY Her* are the winning numbers selected on Thursday in Iho Flonda Lottery: F a n ta s y S 1- 15- 20 -21-22 Lono (Feb. 21 ) 212- 13 - 2S-3 S-39 BEACH CONDITIONS D ay to n s B esch A New S m y rn a B esch: S e a s a r c 57 fe et w ith a m o d e ra te c h o p . W ater te m p e r a tu re a t D a y to n a Is 59 d e g re e s a n d a t New S y in m a . 6 0 d eg rees. W in d s a r c from th e s o u th a t 15-20 n i.p .h . STATISTICS Play 4 4*54-0 Cash 3 144 T h e h ig h te m p e r a tu r e In S a n fo r d T h u r sd a y w as' 7 8 dagreoa a n d t b s o v e r n ig h t * p e r io d e n d in g a t IO a .i F riday to ta le d 0 . 0 0 in c h . - B u n r i s e ........................ 6 : S 3 a . i • S u n s e t ..........................6 : 3 4 p . i Sanford Herald “Sening Sanford, Like Mary and Seminole County Since IVU8' Friday. February 27. 1998 • Vol. 90. No. 134 Published Tuesday through Friday and Sunday by Republic Newspapers, Inc * 300 N. French Ave . Sanford. FL 32771 Phone (407) 322-2611 Fax: (407) 323-9408 ADMINISTRATION Oenna Kara* Put**her OO tua Pugh - Busmeu Manager Tertn Garnet Melmda Momt Linda Spwg* AOVERTttMO Chn* Sharp • Manager Elame Odder* Rcixie Lavender Cheryl Slone CLASSIFIED Kefce We met Manager Sandy Pretiey CIRCULATION EUabath Bennett EDITORIAL Lacy Lear - Edaor Shan Brad* Don* Dietnch Damd Fr»z»r Jeana Hughet Courtney Leflew Nek Plerta ul Dean Smart Tommy Vmceni Su*en Werviet Rum While Penodcai Pottage Paid ai Sartord Flonda and adcMonal mailing ort.ee* lisps aauao Poaimaoer Sand addraM changat lo The SANFORO HERALD PO Boi 1667 Sanl 3rd. FL 32772 1667 Republic lU fisl ? llco tle is organizing a benr111 to raise money fot tornado rebel flu- benefit will be held Friday, l-'eb. 27 sin n in g at 9 p.m. at U nde Nick's. '2605 I’ark ilrivr 1 lassie rock anti roll m ush will be provided by Square One. a Maitland area baud. IV ntle h a s worked with Square One before and when he contacted them they were happy to help Square One will donate $200 to the re lie I fund. IV o ttr will m atch tliclr $200 donation T in really proud of them (Square O n rt.' c o m ­ mented Plcottr and encouraged others to m atch ibeli donation. All ol the money raised will he given to the American Red f i o s s tor tornado vtrltms. For more inform ation call thin Pi ro u e at (1071 322 2807. ■ SM LOCAL FORECAST Sanford was ono ol tiro lirsl slops lor tho Take Slock in children Ex­ press which loured 27 cities on Tuesday tho 12-car CSX trans­ portation train ts helping spread the word about tho exciting pro­ gram that protoundly helps towincome childron by providing collego scholarships, mentors and hopo this not-lor-protil publicprivato padnership has n 97 per­ cent success rale and is cur­ rently holping 2.000 Florida stu­ dents Sctninolo and Brovard county children and montors boarded tho 6pocially-decoratod train m Sanford At tho station. Winter Springs High School freshman Jcromy McCall (right) speaks about tho program as Mack McReynolds (Irom loft). Stevo Foltors. of Nations Bank, and Stuff tho Magic Dragon watch l* -till listed a s m i s s Trust solicits requests for proposals for tech program Special to th e H erald A train to learning LEGAL* Margarti Suiey PRODUCTION Frank Voaotme • Manager Paggy Beermet Freda Meaner* Cheryl Sm*h PRESS I STRIPWNO Robert Skb Cowan Mark Savor# Be Egan fctwmTyrrel. Jr Head Prettman wr . Hereld Plxrto by Arch Booth# Great places to hike preserve the memories! In addition to the wide variety of flora and fauna, Many people think nl th e there are at least 30 known st.Ue'n wildlife m anagem ent Indian m ounds on Tosahatdu-e areas (WMAs) its places used only for hunllng. hut they tiller WMA. Hull Creek WMA is th e next m uch more. They are also stop along llie Florida Trail. wonderful places In fish, bird Il's a 22.000 aere expanse of watch. cam p. hike, p ln e/p alm elto II.il woods, photograph or Jnsl spend som e scalteied havheads and 1 reek time In Ih r great outdoors. "This is a m arvelous tim e of sw am ps in Osceola County. R em nants of the oid Ihc year lo spend outside In tu rpentine. pH*h and resin Florida and we have som e fantastic places lo m ake l In­ industries are Mill evident In Hull Creek 111 Inc form of rail most of your outdoor and tram roads used for experience.* said Lt. Joy M. logging during the early 20th Hill. public Inform ation century lin e s In the northeast coordinator for the Florida co m er of Hull Creek WMA still Game and Fresh W ater Fish have 'c a tfa re s '-u re a s on tree s Commission (GFC) 'F o r where Iron g u tters w ere example. Dir Florida National attach ed to harvest th r pitch. Scenic Trail n u ts rlglu T h r trail p asses through through C entral Florida and stan d s of cabbage palm s, can lie assessed through hardw oods and cypress, scru b several GFC wildlife oak - and sand pine m anagem ent areas." com m unities. The west leg You ra n begin your hiking winds through pine flat woods adventure In th e Ocala and prairies dotted with National Forest, where th e c y p rrss dom es. •• *• fam ous Florida National Scenic .... _ before th e Florida W all Trail waa s ta rte d by j i handful the GFC'* C rnntral of volunteers more th an 00 T je a v e a Region and heads lo Lake years ago. The Oruln WMA Is a 382.408 acre “ expanse of O keechobee and Ihc Mg C ypress National I’reserve. It Florida scrub habitat located (lasses through beautiful TlirriIn ihc Ocala National Forest In Lakrs WMA. a -15.300 acre Putnam . Marlon and Lake area In Osceola County. The counties. The trail ru n s In a WMA Includes the Prairie north-south direction through Lukes Unit, which Is open from th r middle ol the area, and 8 a.m . until su n set, and you're likely to see a large requires a permit for cam ping. variety of wildlife Including Call Ihc GFC's Ocala Regional deer. fox. ulllgalors. bears, and Office at 1352)732-1225 for a wide assortm ent of bird s, more details. including bald eagles and Much of Three L ikes WMA Is scrub Jays. open p tn e/p aln ietto llalwAods, "If you venture Into th e bill Ih rrr are some sc a tte re d forrst, don't forget your fishing cypress dom es and small oak poles and fishing licenses,* ham m ocks. There Is an said Hill. 'N um erous fishing ab u ndance of wildlife. holes along the way offer Including crested c a rac ara s, excellent opportunities for sandhill cran es an d a those who want lo slop and population of these beautiful east a line.* and endangered birds. If you continue south on th e Hiking any area of t h r Florida Trail you’ll end up In Florida Trull ra n olTer exciting, the 0.000 acre Scm lnolr nirm orablc experiences, Ranch WMA. which b o rd e rs depending upon how m uch the St. Jo h n s River in east Orange County. The area Is a planning you do. Die time of day and year, and w eath er wildlife haven consisting conditions. Early m orning und prim arily of river m arsh, open evening are the liest tim es to pasture land, hardwood view wildlife, when most ham m ocks and cabbage palm critters are out und about ham m ocks. feeding. The T osahatchec WMA Ls Now th at you know- where to next along th e way. It consists go. It’s time to get your family of 28.000 acres In Orange und friends together and head County n ear the com m unity of out to sec some of Florida's C hristm as. Here the fam ous wild ureas. Be su re to w ear trail ru n s beside swamps, com fortable hiking shoes und through pine flat lands, oak suitable clothing, and bring forests and along tree-lined along bug spray, hlnoculars, dikes In tile Si. J o h n s River field guides, a cam era and a Hood plain. The loop trails In canteen of water. T osahatchec m ake good day hikes for those who don’t want 'J u s t lo be safe, m ake su re to spend days In the w-oods, you let som eone at home know and there’s plenty to see where you’re headed and w hether you’re there for a few when you plan to ret tin t, and hours or a few days. learn how to use a com pass no you can llnd your way out If In fact, right about now Is a you w ander ufT the trail,* said great time to head to Jim Hill. Creek Swamp on th e n o rth For a free, colorful Florida side of T u sah alch re to see a virgin bald cypress stan d . T h r National Scenic Trull guide, or area Is home to a wide variety more Inform ation on wildlife of wildlife Including d ee r. m anagem ent areas In C entral Osceolu turkeys, ospreys and Florida, call Ihc GFC’s Ocala eagles. In th e springtim e It Rrglonul Office at 1352)732b u rsts with colorful 1225. And, be su re to check wlldllowrrs Including wild Iris out the GFC's Florida T rails whose purple bloom s b lan k et Guide on th e Internet at the woods, dralnuge ureas and h t t p : / / www .state.fi.u s /g fc /fltr th r edges of the swam p. Don't alls. forget the cam era so you can Happy Trails! Special to th e H erald L‘: 3 MONTHS SUBSCRIPTION — To The — Plus Tax “Delivered To Your Door" • Current Subscriber Can Add 3 Months To Existing Subscription For $15.00, Plus Tax. CALL 322-2611 This Special Offer Expires 3/15/98 LOCAL NEWS/LOCAL SPORTS LOCAL ADVERTISING 5 DAYS-A - Subscription Ha let (Davy 4 Sunday) Home Oekvery MM 3 Month* >19 60 124 00 6 Month* >39 00 >44 00 1 tear >79 00 >96 00 Florida R**jden* add 7% u M tax to above rales Newspapers. Inc. Xt; Department ol the Treawvy * Internal Revenue Service f.htugtngfar good 3aK>. Call /l« H T d e F ile ll’v Irre. It's fail, Il work*. t rt)l Introducing TeleFile from the IRS. If you are tingle and filed Form I040EZ last year, you can file your tax return in ten minute* by phone. Any time. Check your tax booklet fur information. �Sanford Herald. Sanford. Fionda •Friday. February 27, 1998 •3A S ta rtin g i Jjue& xLcui The Sanford Herald ffiecemed Tuesday marks a new beginning in the life of the Sanford Herald. Effective Tuesday the Sanford Herald becomes THE SEMINOLE HERLAD. The change is not merely cosmetic but instead a reflection of our news­ paper’s commitment to provide MORE local news and sports coverage of Sanford, Lake Mary, Oviedo, Longwood and Winter Springs. If we are to serve our comer o f Seminole County better then we should have a name that fits the effort. ’* 4 ALL o f next week we shall be distributing an additional 10,000 copies o f our paper to residential areas throughout our coverage area to attract even more readers. We know our long time subscribers will enjoy the new product and trust our new look and broader coverage will appeal to the families we shall be sampling. Check us out, look it over..... cl£ou>#e going, to. tike. it. MORE Local News MORE Local Sports To Subscribe: Call 322-2611 'ipeciuf &££** .. 13 W E E K S r SI COO K»k .II-ST 1 3 ( i n i i ill 'S ! i l > ' i i i l » i i s> ( . in \ <1(I I 3 \ \ n - k s ( )n I <» S u I )si ri | )i ini i I t »r S ; u m* I t >\\ K; i l r ) ' vt*-... »t. 7i\ *Tf, •-1.^ - ' £ ’■ • •**' �4A Sa-ilsvcl Herald Santcwd Fk'trfla F'Kiav Fetmtary ?r 1998 Editorials/ Opinions - nmn lb j f r i V T a J Why is Cuomo hiding from Cincotta? What C incotta and her organt/attnn arc p n itrsllu g Is a Clinton adm inistration housing proposal dial the long tim e neighborhood urttvlsi and o th ­ ers say will do uollilng to help the Inner city poor Instead. It prom ises to Ire a boon lo u p ­ per-middle class, su b u rb an hom e buyers and the real e s ­ tate Industry, while exposing American taxpayers lo billions of dollars of llnanelul risk. Gale Ctncotl.i says Andrew Cuomo h a s been tough to gri in to u rh with sinee he was prom oted to the lop post at the D epartm ent ot ! lousing and Urban Develi*pment a little more th an a vear ago Prior to that, Cuomo had been HDD's No. 2 m an, and Ctneotta. the chair ol National People's Action, a Chicagobased com m unity housing group, says she hail regular ch a ts with the son ol lorm er New York governor Mario Cuomo "Before he got lo he head ot HUD. I used to get let lers (Iroru him).* site explains. "You could get (him on the I phone * Bui in the past year, she com plains. tie's been "hiding" from her That all changed when Cuomo recently learned that C incotta had helped to organ­ ize dem onstrations tn 10 cities to protest a proposed Increase in flic size of m ortgages the Federal Housing A dm inistra­ tion Is allowed to Insure Clnro tla s a v s Cuomo called t h r e e days before t h e protests, a s k ­ ing her to call them off. Cincotta was furious. She wanted to know why none of her letters or phone calls had been answ ered in the p a st year. Cuomo was very ap o lo ­ getic. Cincotta says. and blamed disorganization at the HUD other building in W ash­ ESEnn ington for their lack of com ­ m unication. "Oh. vou don't know this building.' he said, according lo Cincotta. “Maybe If you wrote private a n d confidential' (on the envelope). I'd get the let lers." C tiom os explanation merely* m ade Cincotta even angrier “C'mon Andrew, this Is a crock!* she roared. "You man aged to send me a C hristm as card, you m anaged lo send me an announcem ent of your baby's birth. Hut a s far as d o ­ ing anything about the Ihouslng) problem s (ol the in ­ n e r city p o o r ) , y o u 'r e hiding, you're hiding." HUD spokesm an Victor Lambert told our a sso c ia te Aaron Karp lhal h r had "no knowledge ol that (cull) w h a t­ soever.* but acknowledged that the departm ent was very m uch aw are of NPA's multi-city d e m ­ onstrations. which took place on Feb. 2. Die plan, outlined In the Clinton budget that was tsibm titcd lo C ongress earlier this m outh, would raise die limn on FllA-lnsured properties from its current level of $170.1)02 to an astounding $227,150. Thai m eans that buyers who make as m uch as $80,000 per vear-die m inim um tnrntnc required by most creditors to make paym ents on a $227,000 hom rniay soon he able to Insure their hom es with alm ost no money down, courtesy of the federal government. When the FDA was created al the height of the D epression, credit w as nearly non-existent and default rates were high Die agency w as ileslgnrd to give b anks Incentive lo lend to low -and-m oderate-Incom e Isiyers by Insuring m ortgages dial wouldn't otherw ise 1h- approved in the private m arket. Now II seem s FILA Is ready to redefine what It m eans by m oderate. Helping tornado survivors Since the devastating to r­ nadoes struck southern Sanford and Central Florida in the early hours of this week, the outpouring of support has been un p aral­ leled. It has been a wonder­ ful example of people helping jreople. While cash donations are die most desirable according to tilt* American Rrd Cross, other Items such as nonperishable food, clothing and children's needs have been donated. One business has even offered used cars to Uiosc who had their vehicles destroyed. Central Florida has Indeed, shown It has compassion. It was several days after the Initial tornado hit before most of the residents of the stricken area were allowed to return to the ruins of their homes, and begin searching for family heirlooms, possi­ ble undamaged furnishings, Video------Continued from Page LA son’s other booths. Davidson has 11 booths at die flea market on U.S. High­ way 17-92 In unincorporated Seminole County. Aa many as 50.000 visit the market and Pun World on many weekends. clothing, and other Items which may have survived. Wlille some have been able to cart the Items to another location such as a friend's or family home, others have been simply placing the Items In a pile. In consideration of that, a volunteer worker with All Souls Catholic Church, one of the tornado relief dona­ tion centers in Sanford, has proposed an Idea we believe Is not only worth consider­ ing but worth undertaking IMMEDIATELY. He said with all of the Items being gathered near the destroyed homes, why hasn't anyone attempted to supply protection tn the form of tents? Weather fore­ casters predict we will possi­ bly have some severe weather before this weekend is over. If not severe, at least some rain can be expected, as apparently. El Nino Is not finished with u s yet. Many military units, re­ serves, National Guard and others, probably have tents which could be temporarily loaned to the tornado survi­ vors. Tents wouldn't serve as temporary housing for Uiosc who have lost everything, hut ccrtulnly they would help protect savable Heins from further damage. Whether It's military lead­ ers. city, county, state or n a­ tional officials and politi­ cians. we urge that consid­ eration be given Immediately to obtaining tents or tem po­ rary protection facilities, to lx* erected In Ute devastated area. We can't Just give help when the Initial need pres­ ents Itself. Help must be given through the recovery process as well, and we see Uiesc suggested tents as a n excellent way to do this. Most Am ericans can only dream of m aking $80.iXK) a year. According lo die Clinton adm tnlxlrallon. the plan will help the PDA hv Infusing H with the extra money htgh-lnenm c b o r­ rowers would bring lo the p ro ­ gram. and II will h rlp to ofTsrl foreclosures by lower-incom e buyers. 'h ie rr w rre 11.000 more PDA foreclosures In 101)7 th an the year before (for a total of 71.599). ami the agency paid out $5.11 billion In claim s--a 25 percent Increase from 1090. "Instead of dealing with stopping the foreclosures, all they want lo do Is raise die (mortgage) limit so th rlr fund Is secure." Cincotta com plains. “It's avoiding the problem . ...Every body m akes out. The R raltnr m akes their money; the m orlgagr com pany m akes th rlr money. ...And HUD doesn't stop the problem. It's |ust a sad wav of doing business.* Umihert i t s | h h u 1s by saving C lncotta's concerns are m is­ guided. "IPs very linporlanl lhai p eo ­ ple u nderstand that by raising llils limit. It Is mil exposing d ir FllA fund to greater risk.* the HUD spokesm an (old u s ‘ li will ojx-n the doors of home ow nership for more m oderate Income |>eople out ih rrr working who an* Just trying to become home owners for d ir first time.* NICKS L IQ U O R BAR L IV E ^ M U S IC flrm ic > liu ( I« ’P |i We be taking cfcmatmnt al We b*i to* Hie American *le*J Croak Vix* may phone B94* sort of business,*' Seminole County Commission Chairman Randy Morris said when the video store came under fire. Morris talked several times to flea market owner Sid Levy. Eventually, the case was the county against Davidson. Attorney David Wasserman, who represents Davidson and FOR THE SANFORD STORM VICTIM S 4«41 tor vnn*. alum OUR BAND SQUARE ONE IS DONATING S200.00 and UNCLE NICK'S WILL MATCH THAT. ANY BARS WANTING TO MATCH OUR DONATION WILL BE GREATLY APPRECIATED THELIQUORSTORE J J n c fit/ Ho tt est / Sti* v c M o n e y O rd e rs 3 9 c W E CASH TA X CHECKS 1303 SANFORD AVF (al 13th SI I SANf OHt) • 3?? 3Bfl4 IN B R I E F Republican women meet The Seminole Hepubllcan Women's Club will hold Its m onthly m eeting and m em ­ bership drive on S atu rd ay . Feb. 2H at Kamuda Inn (I-4 and 434). The m eeting will begin at 11:30 a m. O uest speaker will be Mr. Steve Cooke from th e Sanford Airport Authority. Lunch Is $10. For m ore In­ form ation contact V erdrll Pugh at 1407) 323-7069. Medna banquet Medna Court 16 will he hosting Its first banquet on Feb. 2H at 7 p.m. The banquet will be held at 1317 W. 13th Street. Sanford. Donation of $10 per person. We look for­ ward to your support In m ak ­ ing this a huge success. Contract Bridge Bridge players are Invited to play contract bridge every Monday, at 10:30 a.m .. at die Sanford Senior Center. For In­ form ation, call 322-6326. Herald— C— Ha—d ft—a Page 1A There's a sportscard collectors booth directly across from Ron's Video booth tn the Gold Building. A Flea World manager told the code enforcement board that there have never been any complaints about the adult video booth. ‘It's no place to have this F R ID A Y N I T E F E B .27 F U N D -R A IS E R several of adult businesses in the Fem Park/Casselberry area, said the code enforce­ ment board made the right call- "This was a voice of rea­ eon." he said. ■We're trying to work with the county." Morris said the code en­ forcement board's decision was "very disappointing." serve a much larger population In this ever expanding Central Florida county. With Its percapita Income level going ever higher and the unemployment U?vel at the lowest In a decade, Seminole County la booming. The management and staff of the Seminole Herald will strive to continue being the news and Informs lion center for this county — we proudly display th e -----------** * Cemetery— nance fees far the cemetery in next year's budget. He re­ quested approval M m the commission to advertise §or bids for the maintenance, and was given unanimous consen­ sus to proceed. �Sanford Herald, Sanford. Florida •Friday, February 27 1990 5A Malloy-------- OBITUARIES MARGARET V. BOWLING Margaret V. Dowling. 75. Wlldmcre Cove. Longwood, died W ednesday, Feb. 25. 1998. Bom In n in rflrld . W.Va.. slip moved 1o C entral Florida In 1967, Mrs. Bowling was a hom em aker. She was a m em ber or First B aptist C h u rrh of Uingwood. Survivors Include daughters. Frances Ragan. Genrva. Linda B urrkett, Ixingwood; se\’rn grandchildren; sU g re a t­ grandchildren; one great great-grandson. Gaines Carey Hand F uneral Home. Longwood, In charge of arran g em en ts. CALVIN T. BRYANT SR. Calvin T. Bryant Sr.. 70. East Sixth Street, Sanford, died Monday. Feb. 29. 1998 at his residence. Mr. Bryant was bom m arch 4. 1U21 In S an­ ford. Mr. Bryant was a re tire d truck driver for W heeler Com ­ pany. lie wus a m em ber of St. M atthews Missionary B aptist C hurch. Sanford. Survivors Include sons, Wald. Brooklyn. N.Y.. Calvin. Willie. l*>1h of Yonkers. N. Y.: d a u g h ­ ters. Betty Jea n Hampton. Frances Clark, both of S an ­ ford; brothers. CIKTord. P hila­ delphia. Pa., Henry. Earl, both of Sanford. George, Yonkers. N.Y.. the Rev. Jam es. Orlando; II grandchildren: 24 great g ra n d ch ild ren . Marvin C. Z anders Funeral Home. Apopka, tn charge of arran g em en ts. LULA MAE JENKINS Lula Mae Jen k in s. 70, S te r­ ling Court. Sanford. died Tuesday. Feb. 24. 1998 at Columbia Medical C enterSanford. Mrs. Jen k in s was bom J a n . 2, 1922 In Montlrello. Fla. Mrs. Jen k in s was a retired E lem rntary School teacher. She w as a Baptist. Survivors Include m other. G ertrude. Sanford: son. John Mitchell. W ashington. D.C.; brothers. Lonnie. Sanlord. Mi­ nus. Akron. Ohio, Norman. G rm tany. Abraham . Sanford; sisters. R rtha S heppurd. M aetta B utts, troth of Sanford. Continued from Page 1A Evelena Calloway. R ochester. N.Y., Ora Culver, Akron, Ohio. W ilson-Elrhrlbcrgcr M o rtu ­ ary, Inc.. Sanford, In charge of arran g em en ts. NELLIE MAE SMITH Nellie Mae Sm ith. 00. B u r­ rows Lane. Sanford, died W ednesday. Feb. 25, 1998 at h er residence. Mrs. Smith was Ixim Ju n e 28, I9.TI In Montlcello. Fla. She was a m em b er or ML Moriah P.B. C hurch. Survivors Include sons, M in­ ister Marlowe F. Sm ith. H art­ ford. Conn., Vincent Sm ith, Rrglnald Sm ith, both of S an ­ ford. C hristopher Sm ith, D el­ tona: daughters. Virginia Conyers. Sanford. Oseola Owens. R ochester. N.Y.; brothers. Peter Hawkins. Beniamin Hawkins. Nelson Jackson, all of Rochester. N.Y.. Wesley Roy Hawkins. Joe Hawkins, both of Sanford: s is ­ ters. Marla Alford. W ashing­ ton. D C .. Ilrn rirtln Feiiuku. Rochester. N.Y.. Emily Wil­ liams. Sanford; 15 g randchil­ dren: 17 great-g ran d ch ild ren ; two great great-grandchildren. Wilson Elchellterger M ortu­ ary, Inc.. In charge ol a r ­ rangem ents. BRYANT. CALVIN T. BR. Kimer.il serv ices fur ('alv ln | B ryant Sr . will Ik- tielil S a tu rd a y , l-rt) 2 8 . at 2 p m . ut St M a tth e w s M issionary It.iptlM C h u n li. Sun font, with the Rev. la*onant I. .1 W ilson. P astor nlfli la lln g I’u td h virw inn will Ik- held at th e d m n It on Friday from 5 to 8 p m anil .■gain S a tu rd a y m o rn in g from IP a m. n n lll lim e ra l tim e Inter merit will lollow tn E v erg re e n C em etery . S anford, u n d e r lltr dl rrc tlo n ol M arvin C. Z a n d e rs Kit n ern l Home. A|Mipka. "llie P ro p ie's C hop e* |4l>7| 8811 3 3 8 8 Mr B ry an t's survivors also tm h id e two g lu n d s o n s lie raise d a s sons, t'.il vm III. H enry J r . . IkiiIi of S aitlnrd: a n il a bust ol h ir e r s , n ep h ew s, c o u sin s and m any sorrow ing frien d s. WEBB. CHARLES “RICHARD' ( Italics ‘Hu li.irit* W ebb, 40. ol S a n to n l. died M onday. J a n 23. 1998 In III*- m assiv e stortti dial d e stro y e d h is linm e. Ills wife P atty H u n te r VVrhti. a n d d a u g h te r . C assidy. 15. survived th e w reck age hy a m iracle of G ik I. lie Is also survived tty his son. C h in k WikxIs ul OrlaiHlo: hrothenv. Je rry W ehh lit O rlan d o . .Jim m y Wetili nl Blin k S h e a r, lia .. M ark M arlalt ut O r ­ lando: siste r. K athy M iller of Co h llllb u s. Ohio: a n d g rn n d e h lld rr n . Devon a n d Ninth WimkIs of O r lantlo. E x ten d ed fam ily In c lu d r m o lh er In-law . O lllr H u n te r of S an fo n l, Ikiti am t K athy l l u u t r r of SaiiFnril. a n d S u s a n Klebel of M e r­ ritt Island. He Is p re d e c e a se d hy IkiiIi tils p a re n ts . Uli h a rd w as a tong tim e S an fo rd re sid e n t a n d a tetep lio n e tr r h n te la n p re se n tly em p lo y ed fry O r ­ lan d o H iislness T e lep h o n e Sys terns. He w as n 1982 g ra d u a te of U niversity of C e n tra l Florida w ith a degree In M ath Ed. He w as era ployed try S o u th e rn Ik-11 In Sail ford in 1975, a n d r n ow ner of A1 Irrita tiv e Telecom m tu t le a l Inn Sys terns "H ie O th er P hone Man*, tne. for ten years. He w as a devoted f a ­ ttier a n d su rfe r, lie w as a m e m b e r of th e First P re sb y te ria n C h u rrh ol Sanford w h ere tie w as ai live III Hie C .raer N g rits p ro g ram to teed tin- liotneless a n d needy tn d o w n town S anford a s well a s th e a n n u a l CROP walk tor liH-al c h a ritie s PRITCHARD. JOHN WESLEY F u n eral servUs-s for J o h n W esley Illti h a rd 70 nf A cadem y Avenue. Hanfiird. w ho died Fell. 20. 1998. will Ik- licld S a tu rd a y . Kch 28 al 2 pm at R escue C tiu rtli uf O ikI Willi Elder O n ln llll F aison offl* I a tln g V isitation will Ik- liKtay triini 5 to 9 al S u n rise ( I i.i | k-I S u n rise K iiorral I loin.*, OIKI I^m-iis I Avr., 14071 322 7 3 8 3 , is m < tiarge of a r ra n g e m erits. MEMORIAL CELEBRATION A Memorial Celebration to eulogize Don V lnrent anti Tom Tipton will Ire held In the Seminole Com munity College Flnr Arts Concert Hall at noon Monday. March 2. Friends, family am i the community a rr invited to a t ­ tend ihis special rem em brance gathering. Tills will la- a tim e lor sharing am i lor rem em ber­ ing those who lost their lives or worldly possessions In the tragic storm that left a scar that will not soon heal. the children, an d allowed thrill lo release some of Ihelr anxie­ ties. There were talks about how tornadoes form and how pow­ erful they are an d what every­ one can do tn a n emergency. Die children were told they may Ire able to save the lives of Ihelr p aren ts. On W ednesday, the srhool conducted a tornado drill. Children who were outside m s h rd Inside. Blinds were draw n, doors closed, desks moved away from windows. Previously, em ergency drills were nol what w as needed. Many children would not take them seriously. Tills lime was different. ‘ It w asn't fun anym ore." T anner said. 'Everyone wanted to do what was right. The tornado m ade them very serious." T anner Is relieved the week Is coming to a close. *ll's a grader Travis Malloy was ex tro ­ verted. ‘lie would have the leading role In class plays." T anner said. 'H e could really tu rn on the chnnn. He used come to my office to share and m id a Irook, lie w as very In tel­ ligent. Many of the stu d en ts knew that S arah and Travts would not Ik- there when they re ­ lum ed to class on Tuesday morning. And they knew about the h o n o rs ol the tornado. T h e strain and uncertainty showed tin all their faces." Tanner said. "They w rre af­ fected differently. The ones tliul already knew didn't show the fresh grief of those Just learning w hat happened." From the get-go. Midway's stair program med courses ami activities for the week. The most beetle day w-as Tuesday when ‘every cam era In C entral Florida was at the school." T anner said. C on tin u ed from Page 1A One of the activities was for crease o u r protection against a Sarah Malloy's fifth-grade challenge of the o rd inance.' classm ates to write a letter or 'If we consider going along fond m em ories about the girl. with the county on this.* said Third graders who knew Travis C om m issioner W intry Eck­ Malloy hod a sim ilar a s s ig n ­ stein. 'w e want to Ik- certain ment, o u r citizens don’t think we are going to add to th r num ber of *1 pray that It was not that much dam age in your body." sites available for adult enterSh.ilauda II wrote to Sarah *1 taln in rn t. We are NOT doing know wr had good times and that.* hud llm rs. hut still I will ul It was suggested that the rlty and possibly Seminole County. ways l>e your friend." Issue a p ress release lo the H ie letters showed the' Inno f e m e and Inside the h earts of citizens lo explain exactly how Agreement- Trust---------C ontinued from Page 2A is May 15, 1998. P ro ­ posals should Ik - su b m itted to T hr Able Trust at 100 East College Avenue. Suite 820. Tallahassee. Florida. 32301 High SchiMtl/IIIgh Tech was originally created tn Los Angeles In 1983 with th e m ission of reaching out to stu d en ts with disabilities early In th eir school ca ree rs to encourage them to take sc le m r. m ath and o ther courses necessary to qualify for collrgr. B usiness leaders with disabilities were r e ­ cruited to hold sem in ars. jK ts a ls conduct w orkplner tours and to provide one-on-one counseling to s lu d rn ls In th r program. Florida is c u r­ rently host to one High S chool/lllgh T rill Program, which Is sponsored Ijy the Space Coast C enter for Ind rp e n d rn l Living. Slncr its inception In 1996. the p ro ­ gram h as served over 42 stu d en ts with d isab ilities In Brevard. The Able Trust Is a 50l(r)(3| public-private p artn ersh ip foundation, r s tabllshed by the Florida la-glslaturr In 1990. Its m is­ sion Is to provide support for week wr wish nevrr had to come but It Is a p a n of life." she said. “It's the first tim e a s a school adm inistrator I ever experienced anything like this." Each day w as vastly differ­ ent. “T uesday was alm ost more than anyone rould bear.” T a n ­ ner said. 'W ednesday w as a lit­ tle better. The children played outside. They seem ed m uch better. And today, things were nearly back to norm al." Two tilings were different, however. llim nglim il the day c u s to ­ dian Eugene Story helped sto re fiHtd. w ater b lan k rts. clothing, books and toys donated to the victims of the tornado. Publlx and Coca Cola m ade m ajor contributions. In the school courtyard, the American and Florida flags were at half m ast. the proposed |olnt agreem ent would operate and how it would work toward containing and restricting locations for th r estab lish m en ts. City M anager Sim m ons rec­ om m ended the com m ission b e ­ gin the adoption p ro rrss, p o s slhly at the next ro m m lsslo n m eeting lM.tr, 9). hut Itegln to look at the differences between the two ordinances and Inves­ tigate how to reach agreem ent. Therr were no objections to pursuing this direction at the work session m eeting. the em ploym ent of Florid Ians willi disabilities and to raise aw areness about th e vocn t tonal r r habit! Ia t Ion process. In M arch 1997. The Able Trust was designated as the Florida governor's Alii .nice for the Em ployment ol Disabled Citizens. In which It recom m ends policy to Florida's governor and serves as th r state liaison to t h r President's C om m ittee on Em ployment of People with Disabilities. Since Its e s ta b ­ lishm ent. The Able T rust has awarded over $5.5 million to nonprofit agencies and Indi­ viduals with disabilities In Florida. S T A R T IN G T U E S D A Y ... Sanfinxl Herald WILL BECOME Expanded News And Sports Coverage Of Sanford, Lake Mary, Longwood, Oviedo and W inter Springs!! • s w u m “You’re Going To Like It” �OA Santofd Herald. Santord. Flonda • Foday. February 27. 1990 Religion Hoe down planned at Methodist church B y MART ROWELL Banquet scheduled SANFORD * West S anford Freewill H oliness C hurch. 8 1 4 M ulberry Ave., will hold a "Surprise Banquet" In honor of Bishop H rzekiah Ross (19th 1'astot s Anniversary) on Saturdav. Feb. 28. The event will take place at the M arina H o­ tel. 590 Palm etto Ave.. b eg in ­ ning at 7 pan. The cost of th e banquet Is $20. RSVP Is necessary. For more Inform ation call 3249347. Revival set SANFORD - The Rev. D r. Carl F. Brooks, p asto r of th e First Macedonia M.U. C hurch of Punta G olds. will be th e guest speaker for a revival at First Shiloh M B. C hurch. T he revival will be held M arch 2 through 6 at 7:30 p in. nightly. The church Is located at 7 0 0 Elm Ave. For m ore Inform ation call 322-5489. Youth revival SANFORD - The R eddick Memorial First Bom C hurch will hold a three-night Youth Revival on M arch 4 .5 .6 . Speaker and singer for th e event will be Evangelist M ar­ lowe Sm ith, from Bloomflelds. C onnecticut. The revival will begin at 7:30 p.m . nightly. The them e will be "Thus Salih the Lord." The church Is located at 3155 Kings Road. For more Information call Pa­ tricia Davl9 at 836-4240 ext. 148. Family/friends day SANFORD - Reddick Memo­ rial First Bom Church Invites the public to attend Its Family and Friends Day on March 29 at 11 a.m. For more Informa­ tion call 836-4240 ext. 148 and speak with Patricia Davis. Church dedication Mt. Sinai celebrated the renovation of the church sanc­ tuary on Sunday, Feb. 15. The church will continue with their celebration with other churches In the community. Joining in the celebration will be. New Mount Calvery on I 'W V S iP 'I M S - 'W 4 V m .i W I W W S S B-W® Hollnta) .pfl March 15. at 4 p.m. and St. Matthew's on March 29. at 4 p.m. Voluntoon noadfd SANFORD - The Sanford Cri­ sis Pregnancy Center Is In need of volunteers. The center has four months to prepare for Its June opening. Scheduled workdays are: Feb. 28. March 4. April 18 and May 16. For more Information call 323-3384. Mtn't retreat SANFORD - A men's retreat will be held at Camp Joy for Feb. 27 and 28. Larry Myers, a missionary to Mexico, will be the guest speaker. The cost Is $25 for room and board. For m ore inform ation call New Covenant C h u rch at 695-7 0 0 9 . 40-day fast SANFORD • the 40 Day N a­ tional Fast Is set for M arch 1 to April 9. To sign u p to p a r ­ ticipate In the C orporate Fast call 679-2645. ext. 9100. Bible studies LONGWOOD - First B aptist C hurch of Sw eetw ater. 3801 Wckivn Springs Rd.. Is holding Tuesday Bible S tudies each week at 7:30 p.m . will th e them e "On G uardi' Tills singles group takes place In a relaxed hom e setting and Is focused on the study of God s w ord. For more in format lan ra il 8 6 2 -3 8 9 3 . Singles group ALTAMONTE SPRINGS Young M arried an d Singles m eet every W ednesday at 7:30 p.m . at St. Mary M agdalene's C hurch. 861 M aitland Avr. S peakers, social and service events are held throughout th e m onth. For m ore Inform ation call Frank at 262-2774 or 8435266. Mammin for Jesus’ LONGWOOD • All m usicians, singers and m usic lovers a re Invited to ’Ja m m in for Jesu s" on Friday nights at 8 p.m . at Time S quare Plaza. The event ts located in S uite 214 In Longwood on S ta te Road 434 Just w est of 17-92. For more Information call D.C. Hathaway at 539-1149. Fellowship offered SANFORD - ZOE. a Christian fellowship and Information r e ­ source Is available for singles In their 20's and 30‘a. For more Information call Daniel at 788-1080. Kltchfiii band CASSELBERRY - Various members of Northland Com­ munity Church are making an effort to form a Kitchen Band. The group will meet for a monthly fellowship. Men and .women who can play (or malts) homemade In­ struments. play a kaibo or sing are needed. If one loves music and like to make a Joy­ ful noise call Nodyne McGladdery at 695-6012. Oosftl music SANFORD • A Oospel Music Showcase will be presented at the Sanford Civic Centex on Friday, Feb. 27 a t 8 p.m. The evening will feature guest choirs, the Seminole High School Gospel Choir, the Mass Choir of New Mt. Calvary Bap­ tist Church and the Sanford Community Workshop Choir. The doors will open at 7 p.m. The coat la 85. For more Information call 521-7850. Pastor’s Com sr Let’s give some consideration ■ j S B B f S Z IX m H U M n I Central Baptist Church_____ Consideration of the other person will stir up love. It seems to me that a lot of r e ­ lationships need that kind of stirring up. I wonder how much homellfe. haw many marriages are suffering b e­ cause of a lack of considera­ tion. Husbands love to quote Bi­ ble verses about how wives are to be in subjection. Their Bibles open readily to Ephe­ sians 5:22. But they fail to see that the preceding verse asys Christians are to be "submitting yourselves one to another In the fear of God." it also asys that men are to love their wives as Christ loved the Church and gave himself for 1L Do you really love your wife? Do you really love your hus­ band? Do your really love your parents? po you really love your children? Then show some consideration for them . In marriage, consideration involves faithfulness. The person who commits adultery is only of Mmwtf or herself. • That person la forgetting vows made before Ood. forgetting the feelings of the spouse, forgetting the commands of the Bi­ ble. Consideration means putting the needs of theirs ahead of our own. Selfishness says, l i e first It's what I w an t I have to look out for my own interest* But Christian consideration thinks of the needs of the other person n < i puts first. It's not a popular way,. but tt'a If a the way th at p| h ases Ood. Consideration involves A soft answer stlU turns away wrath. Have ve you about how many argumerits among cotuples and In fa mlIlea are over totally inatg‘ nifleant matters?r But ddeep hurts may come from them. If we practice being kind one to another, we can help tq eliminate someatf those hurts. -toe thi» Valentine's Day. why not give some consideration to your husband, your wife, your children, your parents? It will make your home a happier place and you a happier person. And it Is the Christian thing to do! m v fwf Herald Correspondent________ LAKE MARY - Ever been to a Hoc Down? WeU, If yon haven't, you should. Come on down Friday, March 6 from 7 to 10:30 p.m. to Grace United Methodist Church. Tickets are Just 85 for adults and 81 for children under 12. There is a 812 maximum cost for any fondly. So. two. three or more children. It's still 812. There will also be lots of great door prtzrs from local com pa­ nies. Lots or great food will also be available. The event Is a fund-raiser for the preschool. The school H«nM atwto ay OmSsi i . i needs some new playground Jim MMchall (right), with his daughter, JannHar. Jim win Isach llna dancing at equipment. tha hoa down. (Jannifar Is a Laka Marionette ) Don't have a baby-sitter? That’s okay, free baby-sitting expect to do a little line on Ihc dunce floor. He never will be provided In the n u rs­ dancing. Don't know how? gets 100 percent, but he gets ery. You don't even have to That’a okay. Line dancing In- close. buy a ticket for children In the Advanced ticket sales en­ atructora Jim and Kim nursery. The nursery will be Mitchell will be ut the hoe couraged, especially If you open until 10 p.m.. down to show you how. Jim want to take advantage of the and Kim leach basic line free baby-sitting. That way. No\ especially fond of coun­ dancing at Sullivan's two the church cun be assured of try music? That's okay. too. nights a week. Jim and Klin having rnougli people on hand. At the hoe down, they'll also got Involved because their son Call Ihc church for advance be playing Top 40 music, even goes to the preschool and sales at 322-1472 or call Kim Spice Girls. they're church members. Mitchell ut 321-3689. At any hoe down, you can They've been te ach in g line dancing for five y ears. Jim and Kim got th e ir start aa teachers ju s t by dancing. They would go to country western clubs a n d dance. At the next club, th e y ’d teach the dance they le a rn e d a t the other club. Finally, w hen they were teaching a d an ce to a group of people a t Sulllvan'a, they were ask e d to teach there. Besides te ach in g a t WH* van's, they will alao book for weddings and o th e r event*. They've even ta u g h t line dancing a t local elem entary schools. Typically. 10m plays the m usic a n d ru n s the equipment an d J im la on the floor teaching. ' Line dancing. Kim aays. la a g re a t way of ex­ ercising and n o p artn e r la needed. J im a n d IQm. of course, have p a rtn e rs. They've been m arried for 3 3 years. The great th in g about teaching line dancing to meeting people. IQm talks to people while sh e ru n s the board and J im ta lk s to people while he teach es. At weddings especially, w hen th e bride and groom w ant every one dancing. Jim socialises w ith people then p ersu ad es even the recalcitrant people to get up Apathy: A dangerous and deadly attribute PracUcal appllcatloR By DR. WILLIAM ROBERT (BOB) F,_____ First Baptist Church Markham Woods The lawyer learned so m eth ing that abides until this day. All ro b b e rs who by any means rob hum anity o f its riches, leaving it stripped, w ounded an d half dead, are breakers of th e law. Acting equally unjust are those w ho p a s s by the victim with total apathy! There Is a parabolic and classical Illus­ tration of ’apathy* in the Biblical record of 'the good Samaritan* (Luke 10). In this passage a lawyer asks Jesus the question: ‘...Who la my neighbor?" The following is the account of Jesus' reply: *A certain man was going down from J e ­ rusalem to Jericho; and he fell among robbers, and they stripped him and beat him, and went off leaving him half dead. And by chance a certain priest was going down on that road, and when he saw him. he passed by on the other aide. And like­ wise a Levtte alao. when be came to the place and aaw him. passed fay an the other aide. But a certain Samaritan, who was an p Journey, came upon him; and when he aaw him. ha M t rnmpaatoim and came l# him. and bandaged up hto wounds, pour­ ing oil and wine on them; and be put him on his own beast, and brought him to an Inn. and took care of him. And on the next day he took out two denarii and gave them to the Innkeeper and aaid, Take care of him: and whatever more you spend, when 1 return, 1 will repay you.' A common* a M re ts ta i Dr. Rato Parker 2. Those who traveled that road were brutal, selfish men and robbers. There were others who were devoid of pity and filled with apathy. 3. The victim of the story was a traveler who was robbed of ull he possessed, in­ cluding his clothing: he was left wounded In serious condition (half dead). 4. A certain priest and a Levlte passed the wounded man but made no attempt to help him. Both men saw his need, but "Which of these three do you think they went out of the way to avoid him. 8. The third man. a Samaritan, aaw the proved to be a n d ^ rb a r to the man who fell Into the robbers* hands/* And be aald. victim, had compassion on him, bound up The one who ahowofi mercy toward him.' his wounds and took him to a place of And Jesus said to him. *Oo and do the safety and care. same." (Luke 10:30-37: New American Tire moral of this story Standard Bible.) Today society overflows with every as­ The whole business of a lawyer In pect of this story. Certainly, the land Is day was that of showing the relation of law ablaze with those who are victimized. As to life. Lawyers were consulted on the well, there are those who have special ms tiers of behavior. One thing Immedi­ credentials to help; yet, loo many pass by ately explodes from thto text: this lawyer with evident and resounding apathy. The belonged to the rulers and teachers who Samaritan takes a totally different approach of caring and being responsible. did not consider a Gentile aa a neighbor. The ending question to the lawyer was: Five things stand out In this story which "Which of these three do you think proved demand attention: to be a neighbor to the man who fell Into the robber* hands?" The question was an­ 1. There was a road ’gptng from swered: “The one who showed mercy to­ Jerusalem to Jericho.* Hera u . a rocky ward him.* Then comes the Dtvtne com­ mand - “Go and do thou likewise.* and dangerous gorge utilized by The lawyer was m ade aw are o f th e great gulf between knowing his exercise of com passion k eep u p i his awareness of need. In th is lan d that love - "the home of the b rav e a n d the free* - we have ‘fallen am ong thieves and left wounded and half deadT Certainly, we must admit that we live In a fallen. amftiL and imperfect world. T he real tragedy, however. Is that too m uch of o u r waponaa is apathetic. Who cares o r w ho has the time to respond to a p f “ la r poafnaa. A n we not. in this country. In to complete moral mem from the W hite House to tha small family dwelling? For the past 30 years, th e top I r a y e n of the land have allowed 3 0 .0 0 0 .0 0 0 cent. live, unborn children to b e and left dead. Hard core tcrafiy wounded the minds , cthlleft many dead in Its cal. and spiritual law s h av e been ea Ig­ nored that almost an y th in g -goes. Tha country has taken u p lifestyles th a t 0*8 clearly aays to alnful a n d narnA U . and. this has been done w ith o u t ah Store Cal Thomas raises the qu estion : adultery will Americano tolerate?" aays: T h e more we aay things (adultery) In o u r we will get of It. and th e R w a toe accepted as normal* (Cal Much Adultery WtU TblcrataT) Who addresses I walk fay aa the priest-thc stand righteous Could we rather tlon to seek the hmy* o f Ood wounded condition a n d Lord Ood aa our toned * « — ■ay to tritarvene on our behalf an d to h e a l and quicken our aptottual Think about th a t Wo low to toll your story The Saryjord Herald wel­ comes news about your church activities. But, we need your help fay submitting in­ formation to us. 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T h e se gam es will help excite kids ab o u t the fun of fishing an d th e great outd o o rs and will stim ulate th eir Interest In co n ­ serving Florida's aquatic habitats,* said Bob W attendorf of the GFC'a Division of Fisheries. Radica’s B ass Flshln’ gam e was one of the top selling products in the U.S. toy In­ d u stry last year. The gam e features m o­ tion technology th a t allows the player to uae the game a s a rod and reel. The player casts, feels the fish bite, sets the hook, an d reels In the fish w ith a reel handle. More advanced features allows the player to po­ sition his boat relative to th e wind, an d select lure types an d colors to be m ore ef­ fective. given prevailing conditions. , The GFC plans to u se th e a s edu- SHUPE'S SCOOP YOU CANT GO WRONG BY GETTING CHILDREN INTERESTED IN H IE OUT­ DOORS. YOUNG PEOPLE ENGAGED IN SUCH WHOLESOME ACTIVITIES WILL RARELY STRAY. LAKE MARY _ A young Lake Maty softball team may have come of age Thursday night. With only one senior on the roster and trail­ ing a strong Oviedo squad 3-1 heading Into the bottom of the sixth Inning, the Rams came through like seasoned veterans, plating three tuns and walking away with a 4-3 Seminole Athletic Conference/Class QA-Dlstrlct 3 contest at Lake Mary High School. “We executed well in the sixth Inning.* said Lake Mary coach Jeannle Fisher. *We hove not been hitting well, so you really hate to fall be behind early and have to hit. ■But they showed a lot of heart. They could have quit, but they didn’t give up and came through." The victory pushed the Rams' record to 7-1 on the season and gives them an early advantage In the district and conference races over the defending champion Lions. Lake Mary will re­ turn to action next Tuesday, traveling to Winter Springs to take on the Bear* In a Seminole Athletic Conference game. The Junior varsity gome Is set for a S p.m. start, with the varsity scheduled for a 7 p.m. start. Oviedo broke a 04) tie when It scored all three of Its runs In the top of the third Inning. Kim Lochrane doubled and scored on a single by Hodges, who In turn scored on a triple by Al­ ison Parker. Parker later scored the third run. The Kama got a run back In the bottom of the third Inning as Nicole White singled and later ■corrd on a single by Jill Wolcott. The score stayed that way until the bottom of the sixth. Jackie Crlspell. Brie Van Swearingen and Meagan Dontrlch all singled and Crlspell scored when Sowards reached on an error. Van Swearingen then scored the tying nin on the last of White’s three hits and Dontrlch scored the winning run on a sacrifice bunt by Lauren Cooper. Doing the damage for Lake Mary were White P-for-3, run. RBI). Wolcott (single. RBI). Crls­ pell. Dontrlch and Van Swearingen (one single and one run scored each). Sowards and Yarah Otero (one single eachl and Cooper (RBI). Sewards was the winning pitcher, throwing four shutout Innings after being touched up with the three runs and raising her record to 4-0. Providing the offense for the Lions were Hodges (two singles, run. RBI). Parker (triple, run, RBI), Lochrane (double, run) and Mandy Plngston and L. Fills (one single each). B e e r :30 tig h te n s u p ra ce in C h a s e Th u rs d a y so ftb a ll SANFORD . Mike McLohon went 4-for-4. scored three runs and drove in one and Beer :30 scored, eight runs In the bottom of the first Inning and went on to hand Blake's Boys their first loos of the season In Sanford Recreation Department Men's Thursday Night Chase Park Polar Bear Siowpltch Softball League action. In other games. Beer :30 finished off a sweep with a IB-7 thumping of Cactus Bob's/American Maid and the Regulators scored four runs In the top of the seventh In­ ning to catch and pass Pebble Junction. 18-17. In games from February 12th _ Cactus Bob's/Amerlcan Maid edged Beer :30. 14*13. the Regualtora nipped Pebble Junction. 18-IB. arid Blake's Boys tripped the Regulators. IB-18. Next week, the Regulators (4-2) will play the doubleheader against Beer :30 (4-3-1) at 6:30 p.m. and Blake's Boys (4-1-1) at 7:30 p.m.: and Pebble Junction (1-5) battles Cactus Bob's/Amerlcan Maid (1-4) at 8:30 p.m. Providing the offense were: Cactua Bob's/Amerlcan Maid: three hit* _ Brad Hylton (run. RBI); two-hit* _ Ronnie Wtrth (double, two runs), Steve Woodley (double, run). Jeff GUI (run, three RBO. Pat Laridn (two runs). Brantley Bmmley (run); one hit . Wayne Kelley (triple, run. three RBI), Don Macher (run. three RBO. Pete Holt. Don Baatl (two run* each). Steve C b £ t :30: four hits _ Mark Clatterbuck (run. three RBO; three hit* _ Mike Ooodall (home run, double, two run. four RBQ. Mike McLohon (double, run). Chris Wargo (two runa): two hits . Keith Denton (double, two runa). Mike Marshall (two runs, RBQ. Jerry Oovcxnale (nan. RBQ; one hit _ Jason Simpkins (double, run. two RBQ, Mfca McLohon «m 44or-4 wflh 8mm tuns scored and an RM as he helped Bear :30 knock Blake's Boys from toe tanks of Mark Hoffman (run). two RBI), Miki Regulators: lour hits _ Brian Curhit Oreg Hard Us (three RBI): three hits _ Chad Lipscomb (thre Lee (double, three runs, four RBI): Stewart (run. two hits Scott Murphy (triple, two Schaefer (run. m ru. four RBI) C«y Kwfer (three runs), (double, four run*); one hit _ W.L. RexulatmOracey. David Ooldstick (one run far (five runs! t each); three runs _ Chris Nlckle. phY (three RBI Pebble Junction: three hits _ jjsVj, (double Johnathan Jones (two doubles. RBI) W LO rac three runs. RBI). Kyle Brubaker Curti* (RBO* ta (double, three runs. RBI): two hits - frfr (uufe , _ Mike Miller (double, two runs, two chad Lee (two i RBO. Vic DtBartolo (double, four hit Chris Nick RBI). Dave Coes (two runs, two Raymond Hart* RBI). Jerry Camus. Dave KaeberPm kin (one run. one RBI each), Dave IteculatiM*: l Bennett (two run*); one hit _ RodNlckle (tilole tl ney Curry (two RBI). Bob Marfcos three h lt s B c c ^ . RBI): tw o'hits Oracey (two run*, two RBI). Brian Curtis (run. two RBI). Bill Bingham (two runs); one hit _ Cary Keefer (two runs. RBI). Jerry Brusaell (four runs), Jim Davta (two runs). Bobby Keefer. Chad Lee (one RBI each. Pebble Junction: four hits _ Johnathan Jones (two runs, RBI); three hit* _ Dave Bennett (three runs, two RBI). Vic DtBartolo (two run*, two RBI), Dave Cos* (five RBO: two hit* _ Dave Kaeberieln (double, three runs), Fred Oolston (three runs. RBI). Bob Markos (two runs. RBO. Joe DtBartolo (run. taro RBO. Mike Miller (run). Beer :30: four hits • Mike McLo­ hon (three tuna, RBQ; two hits _ Mike Marshall (run, four RBI). Chris Wargo (run. RBO. Jerry Gov- T -T rjjy Racing back at New Smyrna and SpeedWorld daman feature. John NUsre final to his heat victory, •urn across tbs line su re Jeff Varicka, George D. and SAMSULA _ Jack Cook led from the pole and dominated the 25 lap Lata Model fea­ ture at New Smyrna Speedway last Satur­ day night B J . McLeod ran a very strong second with Bobby McClelland (RAT) charging past the Odd for third. Morgan spun but came back for a clean fourth and Jeff Em­ ery rounded out the top five. Tomorrow night at New Smyrna Speed- at (904} 437-4139 FOR THE BEST COVERAGE Of SPORTS IN YOUR AREA, READ THE SANFORD H F R A l D DAIl Y �20 •Sanford Herald. Sanford, Florida - Friday February 27. 1998 Legal Notlcee C haseC o n tin u e d fro m P i |e IB cm ale (run); otic hit _ Mark Hoffman (run. two RB1|, Clancy Wallace (run. RB11. Mark C lattcrbuck. J a s o n Sim pkins (one run each). Mike Goodall; two ru n s. RBI _ Mark H uam an. Blake's Boyz; tliree h its _ Aaron J o h n s (run, two RBI): two hits _ J o h n Stewart (double, two RBI). Brian Jo n e s (run. RBI). Bobby- Shaw; one hit _ Steve Dennis. Jim Schaefer. Greg Hardy. Antlonc Grooms: one run. one RBI _ C hrts Bryson: one n m _ Kevin Ju lia n . Keith Arrce. Bruce Sellers. Beer :30: four hits _ Clancy Wallace (double, two runs, three RBI): three hits _ Jerry Gover* rude (home run. three ru n s, three RBI), Mark H uam an (two runs. RBI); two hits _ Mike Goo­ dall (two runs, three RBI). Mark C lattcrbuck (two runs, two RBI); one hit _ Mike M arshall (double, two ru n s. RBI). Kenny Perkins (two runs). Mike Mcbohon. Mark Hoffman (one RBI each): two ru n s _ C hris Wargo. J a so n Sim pkins: one RBI _ Matt K akasnlk. C actus Bob's/A rncrtean Maid: th iee hits _ B ran ­ tley Brumtcy (run, RBI): two hits Scott Rltenonr (two RBI). Brad Hylton (RBI): one hit _ Steve Cooper (double, two runs). Pat Larkin (two RBI). Jeff Gill (RBI), Ronnie W lrth, Don M acher (one m n each). Don B asil. Pete Holt. Ralph R einhart: two ru n s _ W ayne Kelley. F E B R U A R Y 12 Beer :30 Carlo* Bob s/Aarartras Maid 10B 080 1 IS 21 04* 000 2 . 14 IB Prbbla J u a r t loo Regulatora 100811 7 18 21 310 300 3 . IB 14 Blake's Boys Rejpxlafsra (MB 003 0 IB 17 3 8 3 0 1 0 4 . IB 22 Krgulalera Pvbblr Juoctlon F E B R U A R Y 26 300 1 IB 4 IS 20 132 04B 1 . 17 23 Blake's Boys Beer:30 0 )3 002 0 B IS BOO 202 B _ 12 IS Caelos Bob*/Am ericas Maid Beer:30 1 11022 7 18 213 448 T IB IS Second half surges in Church basketball F ro m S ta ff R e p o rts SANFORD _ The Sanford Recreation D ep art­ ment Adult Polar B ear C hurch B asketball League will play week No. 4 of a w hat h as co n ­ tinued to be a highly com petitive seven-team league tonight in the b a n Pelham Gym natortum at Sanford Middle School. Richard Anderson scored 10 of his team-high 14 points In the first half as First Baptist Church of Sanford took a huge 17 point lead at halftime. 38-21, then withstood a Bill McDaniel led rally (23 points) to hold on for a 64-56 vic­ tory over All Souls Catholic Church of Sanford. Daryl Merthle scored 14 and Jeff Merthle 12 of their co-game-hlgh 19 points in the second half as New Life Word Center of Sanford pulled away for a 65-59 victory over Covenant Community Church of Sanford. Scott Wade from Sanford's First Church of the Nazarene and Bruce McCray from Sanford Church of God of Prophecy got hooked up in a spirited scoring duel, with both players scoring 23 points on the way to a 52-52 tie at the end of regulation. In overtime, Wade was held scoreless and McCray only tossed In two points, but Brandon Klnnctt picked up the slack, scoring eight of his 15 points In overtime as Nazarene ran away from Prophecy. 67-55. After three weeks the standings are: First Baptist (3-0), New Life (2-0), All Souls (M ). Covenant Community and Nazarene (both 1-2). God of Prophecy (0-1) and Community House of Prayer (both 0*2). h Tonight. God of Prophecy takes on First B ap ­ tist at 6:45 p.m.; Com m unity House of Prayer bices Nazarene at 7:45 p.m.*. All Souls b attles Covenant Com munity at 8:45 p.m .: an d New Life h as the week off. NEW LIFE 68, COVENANT COMMUNITY 59 C t m u l C M M M l t f (SSI _ Tony Seulkaua 12. Man Straua* 10. David Tindall II. Km Drathear 3. Shawn Knaub 12. Yrrt Chung II. ToUU: 25 1-2 M. ---------- — rostetl 2, Bernard M enhir IB. Daryl M enhir 19. Jo h n Ofbba S. Jeff Merthle IB. dreg Johnson 2. Clifford Martin 2. T h u rid Freeman 0. T o ­ tals. 27 7 - U 65 Halftime _ New Ufa 20. Covenant Community 2B. Threegoal* _ Covenant Community S (Chung 3, 2. SauOuun I. Tindall I . Brashear 11; New Life 4 0 L Merthle 3, D. Merthle II. F O U T B A P T I S T 6 4 . A L L B O tJL B C A T B O U C M P in t BagUat ISM _ Rtrky Andenon 10. Richard Anderson 14. Jim teamed 13. NcU> Kotseilue 5, Barry 1ten deram T . Denny Clayton 4. Jeremy Sillsway l| , Totals: 24 11-21 S4. A l g t a e (SSI . Hill McDaniel 23. D m Lore 0. Dana Boh S. Oreg La m 12. Bob Burtrand 0. IVie Bauakauskua 10. C h a r­ les Dayman 5. Totals 23 2-4 56. Halftime _ First Baptist 38. All Soule 21. Th rc e -p o M ftrfd goals _ P in t Baptist 8 (Ricky Andenon 2. F assekua I. INchard Andenon I . Sillawmy II AO Soule 4 (M rDanlrl 3. Dayman II 1 tl. a. Drue* M CCray 28. Ktro Sharp 0. McQrtff 0. Jerry Jerr U ttk a 0. Oxn ray M cCray Lewis 13. Warded MrOrtff 2. Totals: 24 6-12 SB. Halftime _ Prophecy 31, Naiaienr 30. Regulation . B3-B2. three-palnl ftrtd goals . Naurenc 10 ( W t a 5. I t a l y a Hin- K-through-2: Lakers 7-0: Heat 3-4: Bulls 3-4: CelUcs 1-6. 3-through-4: Jazz 7-0; Magic 3-4; Hornets 3-4; Rockets 1-6. Girls (FINAL): Kings 5-0; Raptors 3-2; Wizards 2-3; Clip­ pers 0-5. 5-through-6: Pistons 7-1; Nets 6-2; Knicks 2-6; S p u n 17. 7-lhruugh-B: Hawks 6-1; Bucks 5-3; Sonlcs 4-4; Pacers 0-7. Prime Time League: Llngard 8-0; Bradley 5-2: Greenwood Lakes No. 1 4-3; Greenwood Lakes No. 2 3-4: S ilks 1-7, Gartrell 0-7. K-through-2: 8:30 a.m. Lakers vs. Bulls; 9:30 a.m. I Heat vs. Celtics. 3-through-4: 10:30 a.m. _ Rockets vs. Hornets; 11:30 a.m. _ Magic vs. Jazz. AT SARTORS MIDDLE SCHOOL: 5-through-6: 8:30 a.m. _ Knicks vs. Pistons; 9:30 a.m. _ Spurs vs. Nets. 7-through-8: 10:30 a.m. _ Sonlcs vs. Pacers: 11:30 a.m. _ Hawks vs. Bucks. Prime Time League: 1 p.m. _ Llngard vs. Greenwood Lakes No. 1: 2:15 p.m. _ Gartrell vs. Bradley: 3:30 p.m. _ Green­ wood No. 2 vs. Stiles. High School League (Playoffs): 5 p.m. _ First Place vs. Fourth Place: 6:15 p.m. _ Second Place vs. Third Place; 7:30 p.m. „ 5 p.m. winner vs. 6:16 p.m. winner.____________ IB, KBAT • Myter Neal (MVPI 7. (Man Boobhart 3 Brandon Fort I, MarCathora Banks 2. Maurte Hender­ son 2. John Seaman I. Totals: S 4a 16. ------------ U M . Bast M . Tlhee Fuller 3, Cortntaln Freenry (MVPI 6. Totals: 4 I -3 0. BULLS 13. CSLT1CB IS Cattla* (U) . Joey Maore (MVP) 3. Steven Parrtah 3 Ertk Kean 3 Ryan Ilording 3 Kendrick Batton I. TOtala: 4 4-0 IS. M s (Ml _ Camna Wiggins I. Jarvis Wiggins 3 Denwtnus Detanrey 2. Wgkam TOyMr I, Chrts MAM (MVP) 0. Khryslopher Brown I. Kerry Wiggins I. Totals: 6 M 13 JAXX 16, H O U m IB (U » . Naptdtan Vo ja n Ban 3 . 1-1 13 ■Mas ( M l _ Mark Layton (M W ) 9 . Walker MU* 3 DeShawn Lawrence 2. Anthony Anderson 4. Totals 0 3-3 19. I(Ml 11 2. M ary A Zoning lh* City Commission Chambers. Clly HsN. Sonlord. Florida al T 00 p m on Thursday- March Sth. ISS3 I* consider tho following ehongs and smsndmsnl l* lh* Zsnlag Ordmtnc# ol lh* City *1 Seminole County. Th* Planning 8 Zoning Cd O f is lo n still submit a rscsown*"da Us* io ip * city qamndsslaR „ly|, favor a l. or s p k a t , Pm requeued chsngs ’ if amendment Tho City trW haw a Pobhc In th* Commission in City Hall, Ssnlord. FIsHds al T M p m on March OommkisAwi GBpgan ( 11) . TtataCaruloS. Akaa _ BasUtsM _____ Crystal (MVPI 4. Ashley McCray 1. 4. Totals: 4 M 9 -------------- (1 4 _ Ashley Alexander (M W ) 4. Deflonda rowril 2. D m Dues* 2. Duan M ^or 2. Total*: B 0 -0 10. 6-THKOUOH-6 KSTOMB 34. MET* SB Rata (SS) Scan J a tta ra 6. C y Wynn 3. U a v k fc o ta a n (M W ! 12. Rob­ ert Andenon 2. Totals: B 7-10 23. H S m |*M _ Dontay Brawn S. Tara Layton 6. Darryl Merthle D (M W ) 13. Dorian Reeves 2. Lyndon Merthle 7. T o ­ tals: 14 5-9 34 Three-point Belt! goals _ Halim* I (D. Merthle U). ' B4. a n n a bo _ ___(SM Jeff Human I. Bran Chisolm 4. Edrdrus 0 lover (M W ! 14. Dean Casey I I . Totals: 12 4-10 30. E s M o CM I . E n r Bryant (MVPI 20. TOmmy Gray 4. B J . Pinkney B. C h rtslopher Jess 2. Jote Heed t . Totals: IS 7-13 34. Thiee-pom i Odd goal* _ Spurs 2 (Cllover 2): Knlrfcs I (Bryant). 7-THROUQH-S LCOAL DESCRIPTION Lot t l * 12. 9 * IS. DroomwoW. ** rocordod M If* Public Record* County. Florida In 4. Peg* M Th* peeps it? being more gen­ erally described s t t o i l W Pi the Planning i •F ih.s lading Ca day oilFebruary, IM S Hatan Blairs. Chairman Planning g Boykin* (MVFt T. S f a o S U ------ lr*i 2. Totals: 8 M >1. AOVtCS TO THB PUBLIC : II ■ person decides lo appeal a decision mads with rsspscl lo any matter considered si th# sbov* mooting or hearing*, hs/sh* mads nsod a verbatim record pi lh* proceeding*. Including th* testimony and evtdenos. which record Is not provided by th* City al Ssnlord (FS m .O lO S ) p e r s o n s w it h Dis a b il it ie s NIEDINQ ASSISTANCI TO PARTICIPATI IN ANY OF T H I N PAOCIIDINOS SHOULO CON­ TACT THK PERSONNEL OFFICE ADA COORDINATOR AT S M . 1414 44 HOURS IN ADVANCE OF THE MEETING PUBLISH Fabruary IS. IS M AND February ST. IS M 0EN-1SS 3. Flor Ids, M actorMU ka M*m IVMI W P fiamitaIrtaim ^ovj WW FtaNMaut Nam* siabda*. To­ wn: Section MS-OS, Florida 1N1. M.Adams wy 17, IM S o f f ic t it io u s Manss i* hats i I la I Or., H T F I, gerainafe County, f tar lea, m n *r the Fictoiew* at RCA Publish: February Match f. ISIS 77. and DEN-77* IN THB C IR C U IT COURT OF THB BIOHTSSHTH JU D IC IAL CIRCUIT IN ANO FOR U M IN O L B COUNTY, FLONIOA PROBATK DIVISION FILB NUMBENi ** 03S-CP IN RK: ESTATE OF ALICE N. QRICSINOER. Docoasod NOTICE OF AOM M IBTRATM N Th* administration ol the ostal* ol ALICE N ORiESINGER, docoasod. Fils Number M 03S CP. I* ponding In lh* Circuit Court for Som mol* County, Fiends. Pro bat# Division, tbs address ot which la P.0 Drawsr C, ■anfsrd. Florid* 3 IT T I Th* nomas and address** of th* Personal Representative and th* Persons! Representative's attorney ars rot forth below. All intoroslod parson* si* notified that: All parsons on whom this notice is served who hsvo objections that ch*Hongs th* validity of th* wNI. th* guoHftca. lion of th* Personal Representative, vanus. or hartsdiction el Hu* Court at* roguvod lo fH* thou objections with this Court WITHIN THE LATER OF THRCS MONTHS A F TIR THC OATS OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICS OR THIRTY OAVS AFTER T H t DATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICS ON THSM. AM creditors of the doc*dent and other porsans having claim* or demand* against dec ids f>T* ostal* on whom s dal* •! tap hrvt pubheattsn ol Vila nolle* must Ms t7*#v claim* with this Court WITHIN T H I LATER OF TH R S I MONTHS AFTSR THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY DAYS A F TIR T H t OATS OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM. b m s ■— A _ IflUHW—■ai fl lDa .f B6Cf ‘ M dUUWI or demand* agsmst th* docsdent's salats must IN* lhak clausa with tat* Court WITHIN THREE MONTHS A F T IR T H I DATS OF T H I FIRST PUBLICA­ TION OF THIS NOTICS. JHJL C L A M 3 . p l MANOS AND b B JIC T id N S J lO T BO FILED W tU B f FORPVCR BARRIO. * T M Bai* af taa f r a pubbeabon al itn* Notice is February 17m. (S M . PERSONAL REPRESENTATIVE CAROL 0. CfUBCI ISO Roamgwoad Trad Altamonts Springs, FL 21T14 Attorney for JO M P H J. MANCUAO. Cagues Fla. Bar N*.: 0S7AAM 7*0 N. Wymsrs Read Winter Par*. FL 317M 8 * n S3*-1MO Publish Fabruary 2T. and March S. ISM DSN-1M COUNT FOB B9- 11F-CP IN M : SSTATI OF OAMVttVf CUZABETH CHAW, HO TICS OF ARESNUBTIIATIOg Th* administration of lh* Estate ot OCNEVIEVC ELIZA­ BETH SHAW, docoasod. Fll* Number M -t U -C P , IS pssding In lh* CbcuN Court lor Somlnslo County. Florida. Frabsda Division, tho address at which is P.O. Drawer C, Sim ord. Florida 21771. Th* nemo* and address** ot lh* Personal Representative and Ihs Personal Representatives WWw, ALL W TIR E S TC D PERSONS ANS NOTIFIED THAT; AN persons on whom this netics I* served srtio have .Mm LaanAM^BAmJlkaoms s s l P, 6t pMOB®PI®wSNul M s Court ars n qulrsd to N s thou obfoction* wNh M s Court WITHIN THE LATER OF THREE MONTHS AFTSN THE OATS OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICS ON THM TV OATS AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM AH Crodaors at th* decedent and ether persons having ropy st C A M R * . B 7 -IB 0 1 -6 A -1 4 -* BANK UNITED F/K/A BANK UNITIO OF m i l . Pig.l/k/a Asaeclatlan of Toro*. Piamtdt. V*. CARL *. FAIRCHILD; *1 al.. B s e a (M V n 3 I t a ' a t a M l 7 *0 ’ Butler 3 Totals: 17 1-2 3 3 Legal N o t lc f Suits 410 Tamps. Florida 31E07 Telephone I I I 31 ITT-1004 CAS 1*7.03707 at Bis wW, th* guaiifiM. IT ■, FACERS I I ( M l _ Chnl tetanic (M W ) 3 I Bundle. Totals: B 6-13 13 LIC RECOROS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. NOTE: PURSUANT TO THE FAIR DEBT COLLECTION PRACTICES ACT YOU ARC ADVISED THAT THIS LAW FIRM IS DEEMED TO BE A DEBT COLLECTOR ATTEMPTING TO COLLECT A DEBT ANO ANY INFORMATION OBTAINCO WILL BE USED FOR THAT PURPOSE Oatad lh* 70th day ot February. IM S MARYANNE MORSE Clark ot Circuit Court By Dorothy W. Boh on Deputy Clerk CODILIS S STAWIARSKI 4010 Boy Scout Boulovard 6B1spvTrarYBPw SSTST. Strain slo County, Florida, under th* FktRlou* Nam* o(i Kenny Kib karat 3, 3 Je n (MVPI 3 Chrts Prtrrson I, Dalton 2. Totals' B 7-10 17. Travis Walker 2* James Foster L M M Sanches 3. Wilke Lawrence 3 Totals: B 4-12 20. Lepal Notlc»> MAraomNw * m m.rMI t IssoBBs utwi h o t— 0EN-SST IT. MAOK 4 i (7) . KashtfVaBot 2. Patrtck (M W ) 3. Akt Kean 3 Totals. 3 3-3 7. HM h H e * M t a i (M . Tim Mincey 2. Nick DantUa (M W ) 2. Totals 2 0-0 4. Planning AA petti** la Mlsrosl and cibhsv* an opportunity Howard 8, B u sh HufMeotsn (M VF) S. Amber Ortflln 2. Brittany FusUil 2. T o ­ tals: 0 0-0 IS. 10, *» CofnsTiBfc |s | of the Brandon Klnnett IB. Brat! Johnson 4. BroU Howard 7. Jo h n Oakes 2. Steven Ryala a Vince Howard a Totals: 28 B-12 87. K in g s w in g irls ’ c ro w n , five m o re le aigg u e s to finish th is w e e k in Y o u th basketball SANFORD _ One league Is done and five more are sched­ uled to do the same tomorrow as the Sanford Recreation De­ partment Youth Fall Basketball League neara an end at both the Dan Pelham Gymnatortum at Sanford Middle School and at Seminole Trinity Christian School at the Church of God of Sanford. The girts’ league wrapped tqp last Saturday at Trinity Chris­ tian with the Kings completing a perfect season. The new champions scored six points In each of the first two quarters to build a 12-7 halftime lead and It got no closer as the Kings beat the Clippers, 18-11, In the other game, the Rap­ tors led 2-0 after one period and 6-2 at halftime. But the Wizards rallied with 6 0 third period scoring advantage to take the lead, and then scored Just two points in the final pe­ riod. But those two points were enough as the Raptor* could only score three points and the Wizards prevailed, 10-9. The other results from last week were: K-through*2: Lakers 16. Heat 9: Bulls 18. Celtics 12. 3-lhrough-4: Rockets 7, Magic 4; Jazz 19. Hornets 15. 5-lhrough-6: Kutcks 34, Spurs 30: Pistons 34, Nets 23. 7-through-8: Sonic* 20, Hawks 17: Bucks 35, Pacers 16. Prime Time League: Llngard 92. SUles 19. R O T tB I TO TM0 PUBLIC Nolle* la hereby given that a ty*a R .J To that of R C -I. RostHclod FIRST IIAZABENE 67. OOO OP (< School 5-0: Georgetown 3-2; Duke 2-3; North Carotins 0-5. IE* IS! AT NOTIOB TO T N I PUBLIC Nolle* It hsrtby given Itisl a »ublie Mssrtng will b* bald by lb* Pfenning t Zoning Commission In th* City Commission Cbsmbsrs, Clly Hall, lantord. Florid* al 7 00 p m on Thursday March Slh, 1 M I. to comider Ihs following <hang* and smsndmsnl lo Ihs Zoning Ordinane* ol th* City ol lanloid Ismmols County. Florida Rtlonmg from AO, kgncultuial To Ihsl ol MI-2. Medium industrial LCOAl DESCRIPTION (so l> Twp I0S Rg* SIC. NW 1/4 ol NE 1/4 plus B*g NE cor ol NW 1/4 run W A 7 ch S K N c h l 20 Jag N 4 1/4 ch N lo bag Th* pro parly bsmg mot* gen­ erally dvscribsd a* 3101 MsUonviH* Avan us South Th# Planning 4 Zoning Commission will submit a rsc • ommsndation la lh* City Commission In lavot ol. or sgsinsl, th* requested chsngs or smondmsnt Th* City Commission will hold a Public Hsanng In Iho Commission Room in City Hall. Ssnlord "lorids si 7 00 p m on March 73. I N I . to considsr said rsc* ommsndation AH pailios In intsrsst and cltltans shall hsvo an opportunity lo bo hsard tl said htsnngt By ordor ol Iho Planning and Zoning Commission, this N th day ot January. IM A Hsian llslrs. Chairman Planning g Zoning Corwmttion ADVICE TO THE PUBLIC II a person dscidss to sppssl 0 decision made with reaped lo ony matter contid*r*d al th* sbov* mealing or hearings, hs/ths mads nssd a verbatim record ol th* proceedings, including Ihs tsslimony and svidonc*. which record Is not provided by th* Clly ol (anlord (FS 21* 0105) PfhaO N t WITH DISABILITIES NEIOINQ ASSISTANCI TO MHTICIPATS IN ANY OF THISE PROCEEDINGS SHOULD CO N ­ TACT THE PERSONNEL OFFICE ADA COORDINATOR AT 330M2S 4S HOURS IN ADVANCE OF THE MCITINO PUBLISH: February IS. I SSI AND February ST. IM S DEN -ISf Legal Notices VIVVraV 06 n p iV f Pvtal pursuant to that Final Judgment st Fsrsclosurt datsd Fabruary SOM, IS M . and snaarad in elvd can* number S T -IM I-C A -ia -A , at th* ClrcuM C ow l at m* ISlh Judicial Circuit In and far County. Florida, BANK U N ITIO F/K/A UNITED OF TEZAS, F00, F/K/A UtMTtO SAVWOS A S M CIATION OF TfKAg. R Plaintiff and CARL 0. FAIRCHILD. ia/*rs OslandawHsl. I > 6 sad to M r highest and best bidder far cash al M wool Nona Baer ot th* Seminal* Courtly courthouse In Bantord, Samine Is County. Florida, ol I I M A-M on P«* SSth Oty of March, IS M . h natal* on I* earned dot* at the fust publication at M s notice must Ida thsw claim* WNh this Court WITHIN THE LATER OF T H R U MONTHS AFTER T N I M T B OF THt FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY DAYS AFTER THB OAT* OF M R V IC I OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM. All other creditors at lh* deca­ dent and parasite having claim* or CsmsiHld Sgalndl th* S*CSdrnt's s it at* must file thpir claim* wNh M * Court WITHIN THREE MONTHS AFTER THB DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICA­ TION OF THIS NOTICE. ALL CLAIMS. DEMANDS ANO OBJECTIONS NOT M FILED WILL M FOREVER BARRED. TN# Sara ot h r tost pushesNon ol NM* Nolle* Is Fshruary 27m, IS M . Personal Represent illv* JOHN J. Stl/YIT SO U Flats R3 IN T H I CIRCUIT COURT OF T H I 1STH JUD ICIAL CIROUIT, IN AND FOR BBMMOLB COUNTY, FIO R IOA OEM IHAL JURISDICTION DIVISION CASH N 0 t6 T-M 4 S -C A 1 4 -A AMERICAN SAVINGS BANK. F A.. SUCCESSOR TO AMERICAN SAVINGS. A FIDERAL SAVINOS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION. SUCCESSOR TO AMERICAN SAVtNQB AND LOAN ASSOCIATION. F/K/A STATE SAVINOS I LOAN ASSOCIATION PLAINTIFF VS. RONALO C HARDY A/K/A RONALD CHAPLAIN HARDY, IF LIVINQ, AND IF DEAD. THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE. HEIRS. DEVISEES. ORAHTEES. ASSIGNEES, LIENORS. CREDITORS. TM JftTEEl AND ALL OTHER PARTIES CLAIMINO AN INTSRSST BY. THROUGH, UNDER OR AOAINST RONALD C HARDY A/K/A RONALO CHAPLAIN HARDY, UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF RONALD C. HARDY A/K/A RONALD CHAPLAIN HARDY, IF ANY; CONSTANCE L. HARDY; SPRINOWOOO VILLAGE CONDOMINIUM ASSOCIATION OF LONQWOOD, INC.; JOHN DOE AND JANE DOE AS UNKNOWN TENANTS IN POSSESSION. DIFENDANT(S) N OTICE OF FORECLOSURE BALE NOTICE IS HEREBY OWEN pursuant to a Summary Final Judgment el foroclosur* dated February 70th. IM S . entered m Civil CPS* No. S7-204S-CAI4-A of th* Circuit Court ol tbs tSTH Judicial CbCUrt w and lor SIM I. HOLE County, Sanford, Florida. I will son lo th* htghost and bast bidder tor cash at th* West Front Door of the SEMINOLE Courtty Courthouse located st 301 North Part Avenue in Ssnlord. Florida SI It:00 am. an th* 24th day e< March. IM S lh* •allowing described property as sot forth m said Summary Final Judgment. to-wit UNIT NO. t*S A OF SPRINOWOOD VILLAGE CONDOMINI­ UM AND AN UNDIVIDED 1/74* IN TI REST IN T H I LAND. COM­ MON ELEM EN T! ANO COM. MON EXPENSES APPUR­ TENANT TO SAID UNIT. ALL IN ACCORDANCE WITH ANO SUB­ JEC T TO T H I COVENANTS. CONDITIONS. RESTRICTIONS. TCRMS ANO O TH IR PROVI­ SIONS OF THAT OECLJLRATION OF CONDOMINIUM OF SPRINOWOOO VILLAOE. A CONDOMINIUM. AS RECORD­ ED IN OFFICIAL RECOROS BOOK f i l l . PAGE IM S . PUB­ LIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLI COUNTY. FLORIDA Doled Ihia 70fh day ol Fobruara IS M (CIRCUIT COURT SEAL) MARYANNS MORSE Clerk of lh* Circuit Court By: Dorothy W. Bolton Deputy Clark THE LAW OFFICES OF DAVID J. STERN. P.A. ATTORNEY FOB PLAINTIFF Stti s. immorally d u n Plantation. FL >3774 In accordance with tho American with Disabilities Act. parson* wita dieabillhoe nssd mg a special accommodation to portic ipat* In this proceeding should contact the Clark of th* Circuit Court at taa SEMINOLI County Courthouse at 407-371. Flertdd gar No. fB IT M Ssophon F. groom*. PJL ty M sat forth la said Final Judgmam, la wH: U S Uaraamsa Oram. Suds too Manned. FL StTSI-TJSt L O T SB, T N I COLONY, ACCORD!NO TO T N I PLAT THEREOF AS R(CONOCO IN PLAT BOOK IS, PROS N . PUB- 4B73N-S1S1 Pubhah: February ST. and M M N31N6 0EN-S7S IN TH E C IR C U IT CO UNT OF T H I EIG H TEEN TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN ANO FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION CASE NO. BT-ESZS CA DIVtSION ISA FIRST UNION NATIONAL BANK F/R/A FIRST UNION NATIONAL BANK OF NORTH CAROLINA, SUCCESSOR BY MEROER TO FIRST UNION NATIONAL BANK OF FLORIDA. SUCCESSOR BY MEROER TO AMERICAN SAVINOS OF FIORIOA. F.S B , PlatnlifftaJ. GLADSTONEL WILSON. SR . Ot *1. Dolandsntlt) NOTICB OF FORECLOSURE SALB NOTICE IS HERCBY OWEN pursuant lo a Final Judgment ol Mortgsg* Foroelosura daiad Fabruary 70th, It t S . and entered in Coat NO ST-7337 CA ol lh* Circuit Court Ol lh* EIGHTEENTH Judicial Circuit m and tor SEMINOLE County. Florida wherein FIRST UNION NATIONAL BANK F/K/A FIRST UNION NATIONAL BANK OF NORTH CAROLINA. SUCCES­ SOR BY MEROER TO FIRST UNION NATIONAL BANK OF FLORIDA. SUCCESSOR BY MERGER TO AMERICAN SAV­ INGS OT FLORIDA. F S B. Is Ihs Plaintiff and OLADSTONE L WILSON, SR; ALAFAVA WOODS HOMEOWNERS ASSO­ CIATION. INC.; TENANT ft iVK/A W IUIAM BROWN: T IN ANT *2 N/K/A BETTY BROWN a>* th* Oolsndants. I will ask to lb* highest end bast bidder tor cash at lh* W IS T FRONT DOOR OF T H t SEMINOLE COUNTY COURTHOUSE; SAN. FORD. FLORIDA at 1100am , on ths TAth day ot March. IS M , lh* following described proper­ ty s* sot forth m said Final Judgment LOT 77. ALATAVA WOODS. PHASE XV. ACCORDING TO TH I PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 3*. PAGES sa. SS. SA. AND 17. PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLI COUNTY FLORIOA a/k/a 1010 BRIELLI AVENUE OVIOEO 7L 317AS WITNESS MY HANO and the seal ol (hr* Court on February 70th, ttt* HEAL) Maryann* Mora* Clark ot th* Circutl Court B y Dorothy W Bolton Deputy Clerk Ichavarria. McCall*. Raymar. Barren A Floppier Post Office Bos 3410 Tampa. FL 33401 FSTtCSIOt N O TtC I in occordanc* with lh* Americana Disabilities Act. par. sons rtoodmg a special accom­ modation to participate « this proceeding should coni sc I the individual or agency sending none# no* later then seven (7) days prior to ta* proceeding at tho sddros* given an th* relic*. Telephone 407-1114330 sat. 4727; t >00 SSS-ATTt (to o l or t-B O O -m S770 1*3. taa Florida Retag So w n * Publish: Fabruary 17, end March A, 144* Of N-710 IN TU B CIRCUIT CO URT OF TUB BIBMTBBNTM JUB4CIAA CWCWIT I FOR I COUNTY, O IT A ACTION pnot to tho proceeding M hoot C A M NO. B T-B I1 S CA w* impaired. 1 A00 4 I I S77I BiuiBaON i a- a (TOO) Or I-IOO-SSS-STTO, via T H I FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF CHICAGO. February IF, and Ftamnrijti, March*. IMS v*. 0 4 N-1M T I T UNKNOWN HIIRS. DA Y1M IS. GRANTS IS . BE THB C IR C U IT CO URT FOR S IM M OLA COUNTY, AS IQ NESS. LIENORS. CRIOITORB, TRUSTEES OR PROBAYB B(VISION O TH IR CLAIMANTS Claiming Fit* Burak Ir O B -ttO -C P by. through, under IN M I •TATI OP or ogsmot g|Af RICE V. GORDON RUDOLPH MONIA. docooood. *1 »l. DSHLSR. Ooceased N B TK I NOTICS OF FC IIKtBTBATION NOTICE I* HSRIgV GIVEN Th* administration ol lh* pursuant to a Final Judgment ol Mortgsg* Foreclosur* deled ostal* ol OORDON RUDOLPH DSHLSR. docoasod. File February 10th, <441. and Number SB-tlS-CP. is ponding entered in Casa NO. ST-0113 Mi lh* Circuit Court lot CA ol lh* Circuit Court of th* IIO H TIEN TH Judicial ClrcuM Ml Sami no la County. Florida. Probata Division, th* address end lor B IM IN O LI County. Florida whsram T H t FIRST of which is P O Bos Drawer C, Sanford. FL S IT T I-M t * Tho NATIONAL BANK OF CHICAGO name and addrasa of Iho is lh* Plaintiff and T H I Personal Representative and UNKNOWN HEIRS, D S V IM IS . ASIGNIES, Ihs Personal Representative's GRANTEES, LIENORS. CREDITORS. attorney ora eat forth balow TR U S TIE S OR O TH IR ALL IN TER ES TID PERSONS CLAIMANTS claiming by, ARE NOTIFIED THAT All parsons on whom this through, under or oggtnsl nolle* I* served who hsvo EE AT A lC I V MONIA. docooood; >ns that ehsilong# lh* OIORQIA PARKER, MiSividugFy of the Will, th* qualifi­ or *a poraongl rspresontativ* ol cations ot th* Psisonsl th* atlalg of SEAT RICE V. Raprssontstnro, vonuo, or Juris­ MONIA. docooood. PAMELA diction at till* Court sr* MCOEB: ROYAL ARMS CONDO­ required lo hi* thow objections MINIUM ASSOCIATION, INC.; •TATE OF FIORIOA - DEPART­ with thi* Court WITHIN, THE LATER OF THREE MoflTHS MENT OF REVENUE; U N ITIO S T A T It OF AMERICA ora tag AFTER T H I DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS Oolgndgnft, I o f l **B la tag for NOTICS OR THIRTY OAVS cash ot ta* WEST FRONT AFTSR T H I DATE OF SIRVICI OOOR OF THS SEMINOLI OF A COPY O f THIS NOTICE COUNTY COURTHOUSE; SAN­ ON THEM. AN creditors of tho decedent FORD. FLORIOA at IftOOajR., and other parsons having an ths M th day of March. IM S . cloMns or demands agems' lh* following dsscrlBsd properdecadent's as 1*1* on whom s ly aa sat forth m saM Final copy ol I hi* nolle* 1* served UNIT NO. I t l - M , ROYAL ertlhm three month* after th* dele of lh* hrst publication ol KRAIS CONDOMINIUM. A CON­ Bus nobc* must fit* thou claims DOMINIUM ACCORONfO TO with Ihi* Count WITHIN THE T H I DECLARATION OF CO N DOMINIUM ANO EXHIBITS LATER OF THREE MONTHS AFTSR T H I DATE OF THB ANNEXED THERETO. RECORD­ FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS ED MAY IF, 1 t i 3 M OFFICIAL NOTICB OR THIRTY DAY By RECORDS BOOK 1410, N U H AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE 11*4, PUBLIC RECORDS OF OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE BSMBtOLI COUNTY, FLORIDA. , ON THEM AS AMENDED; TOO AX other creditors of tho deca­ W ITN CM MV HANO and taa dent and persons haying claims aaai of tam Court on Fabruary or demands s gainst Ihe dece­ TOta. IM S . dent's s t ills must fll* their Maryann# Morse claim* wita this Court WITHIN THREE MONTH* AFTER T H I Clerk of taa Circuit Court DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICA­ By: Dorothy W. Belton TION OF THIS NOTICE Oopwfy Clark ALL CLAIMS. DEMANDS ANO Echevarria. McCeNe. Roymor. OBJECTIONS NOT BO FILEO Barren A Frapptor Poel Office Baa *411 WILL BE FOREVER BARRED. Th* date ol ta* lust pubhee- Tampa. FL SSSOf Bon of IMa Nobc* ta February FST0I0I1S » KIMBERLY SPRAVBERRY SOS Tomoha Trail Lwngwood. FL 3777* Attorney lot ffe l ^^raUPgPS a n ii ii I lS6w|vtBAAnt>tiwo raBFpF'Pta^|P»YPBiB,lpFw wr- STEPHEN F. Lecpal N oilcet W. MICHAEL CLIFFORD Fiends Bar No. 114111 LOWNOES DROSDiCK OOSTEN KANTORBREED. PA tit molvitalif or agaoay aanding ■raatss oga NBgt tagn aowo (ri dago grtgr to tao pigtaaStag at (TP C K o rja B B M A ^ T T O Jv); vis Tolephono (467) Pubiieh: Ft ~ February IB. t T , I SSI OEN-ttB �I Santord HenUd. Sanford, Rortda - Friday. February 27. 1996 •M People If you’re thinking of taking St. Johns wort If you decide to try it Ijrsjiitr many unknown*. nomr people will Mill want in lake St. John's wort. Roy Upton, rxrtullvr director of the American llrrbai niarmaroporla. *uggr*ta looking for products UMcd as providing 1 to 2 milligrams of hyperi­ cin dally. They should be prepared from whole crude extract of St. John's wort-preferably harvesird In the blooming stage (some labels make that specification). Whole plant extract In­ creases the likelihood that the product Is rich In flavonolds, compounds In the herb that may prme to lie an evrn more active Ingredient than hypericin. UqttlcJ extracts of Si. John's wort should be deep burgundy-red In rolnr--and opaque, not translucent. A brown color, cautions Mr. Upton, could mean that the extract has oxidized, ren­ dering it Ineffective. Of course, you should discuss taking the herb • with your physician first. One reason Is that without a doctor's go ahead, using St. John's wort with other anti depressants could be dangrrous. Also, depression Is a complex Illness whose symptoms can be triggered by medica­ tions or other medical conditions, such as hyIMithroidlsm. Certulnly. there Is no evidence that tlie herb will help with sevrre depression or bipolar (manic-depressive) Illness. Ik- cautious uboul taking St. John's wort and rx|M>slng yourself to sunlight afterwards. Farm animal* arr known to suffer phototoxicity, or CONSUMER FOCUS ^ 1 •V BARBARA HUGHES/ GREGG dangerous sensitivity to the sun. after grazing on It. Use sunscreen while on the herb If you're falr-sklnned; have a history of photosensitivity; or arc taking photosensitizing drugs such as Thorazine. Some literature has suggested that those who take St. John's wort should avoid foods con­ taining tyrmmlne, a compound found In beer on tap. red wines, liqueurs, overripe foods, salami, aged cheeses, fava or broad beans, yeast ex­ tracts. and soy sauce. That's because in the test-tube research mentioned earlier, the herb acted like a class of drugs known as MAO in­ hibitors. which when combined with tyramlne con cause blood pressure to soar to danger­ ously high levels. Out It has not been shown that St. John's wort acts as an MAO Inhibitor In humans. In lact. In Oermany, where millions of prescriptions for St. John's wort are written each year, there are no reports of complications It Is comparable to newer anti-depressant drugs due to high blood pressure. such as Prozac. Zoloft, or Paxil. The herb's If St. John's wort Is going to show any effect. long-term safety and efllcacy also remain un­ It could take up to four weeks. After that. If It hasn't worked, It's probably not going to. Note demonstrated. thut the herb Is not a "morc-la-better" panacea, Other research shortcomings: medications to so don’t take more than what your product la­ which the herb wras compared were given In bel. In agreement with your doctor, recom­ European-Style doses, which are lower than mends. doses administered In the U.S.; patients' de­ pression was generally not defined and diag­ I have takrn the following Information from nosed according to U.S. guidelines; and compli­ Tufts University Health A Nutrition letter. Jan u ­ ance was not well-controlled. ary 1908. Prescriptions for antidepressants are at an Potency and method of administration pose all-time high. Prozac Is the second top-selling more questions. The European Sci­ drug In the country; Zoloft.,the fifth. Now there's entificunanswered Cooperative of Phytotherapy recom­ hope that the herb St. John's wort may also be effective In combating mild to moderate forms of mends 0.2 to 1 milligram of hypericin (an active compound In St. John's wort) In liquid or tablet depression--without the side effects of prescrip­ form, or 2 to 4 grams of crude, powdered St. tion drugs. John's wort plant In tea form. That may be ap­ It's not dear how St. John's wort--also called hyperlcum because of Its Latin name. Hy­ propriate In countries such as Oermany. where pericum perforatum -works, but test-tube re­ the herb Is treated as a prescription drug, and thus, there's a built-in assurance you're getting search has led to speculation that It Increases levels of the mood-elevating chemical serotonin. the "right* dose. But In the U.S., where herbs go In human studies, the herb wras superior to pla­ largely unregulated, no legal standardization cebo and similar to the anti-depressant drugs exists. Therefore, the strength of various St. Tofranil and Ludiomll In alleviating mild and John's wort products may vary even If their la­ moderate depresslon-at least over the short bels all list the same Ingredients and quantities. To help bridge the gaps, the National Insti­ term. tutes of Health are poised to sponsor the first clinical trial on the herb In the U.S. But firm w p i ii r v i v n i answers to questions about who will benefit and While the studies favoring St. John's wort are to what degree are years away. compelling, there Is no scientific evidence that laa fa n a n Blood Bank Cent ml Florida Blood Bank I* asking donors of all types o r blood • especially O-type do­ nors • to donate ut Its Sunford branch. 1302 E. Second St. For Information. call 322-0822. TOPS Tel’S (Take Off Pound* Sen­ sibly) Chapter S02I meet* every Monday, from 10-11:45 a in., at the Sanford Alllancr Church. 1401 S. Park Ave.. Sanford. For Information, call 321-9240. Visitors are wel­ come. Sanford Rotary Rotary Club of Sanford meets every Monday at noon, at the Marina Hotel. Senior smploymsnt An employment program *|Min«orrd by AARP Senior Community Service Employ­ ment Program Is lield at the Sanford National Guard AriiHiiy. 915 E. First St.. Monday through Friday. Interview hours arr 8 a m. lo I p.m. Telephone: 324-8008. The program assists senior*. 55 and over, to return to Ihr work place. DEAR A1IHY: I’m 17 and recent­ ly made n very bad decision. I'm aure you and your re a d e rs have heard of "ruffles," th e ‘d ate-rap e drug " This drug has a very danger­ ous potential I was a t a party last weekend and derided to try one. All th e s to rie s y o u 'v e h e a rd about not rem em bering an y th in g a re com pletely tr u e . You h av e absolutely no control over what you do. or what's done to yo u . I was very lucky, because I was with someone I can tru s t - my b o y frie n d , who loves me and would never h u rt or take advantage of me. Unfortunate­ ly. not every guy is like that. My memory of th a t night is total­ ly blank. I could have been every­ one's toy for the night and not have known IL Luckily. I w asn't, and I learned from my m istake. Please, girls out there, learn from my expenonce Don't let It happen to you. ANONYMOUS IN FLORIDA DEAR ANONYMOUS If your mind is totally blank, how do you know nothing happened? If there's the alight art doubL aw ■ doctor to ba earn you are OIL According ta tan Raan Treat­ ment Center. Santa Monica- what youngwamaa^caadata Flke*R*ohypnol (■rafflaa*) or GHBi - Don’t drlah from a eontalner that’s b elag passed B M iiiru L - If someone offers you a drink from tho bar at a club MB C & W S rS + r Ora drtak. and w atch tjradrtnk being poured. C any tha drtak ^ - DoaT loavo yoar drtak unattended, especially when Csncsr Support Support. Hope and Recovery. S.H.A.R., meets every Monday afternoon at 5 p.m. at Central Florida Regional Hospital In the far comer of the dining room. This Is a self help sup­ port group for all cancer survi­ vors, whether In treatment now or finished with It. Call 3248737 or 322-7785 for more In­ formation. W ife ’s se lf-re sp e ct tied to h u s b a n d ’s tra sh y b e h a vio r My husband has been having an affair with a woman down the street from us for about three years. At first I Just sus­ pected It. but for the last sev­ eral months. It's like my hus­ band doesn't even care who knows. The neighbor and her husband were separating and In the process of divorcing Lokosido Lions when the affair started. She The Sanford Lakeside Lions used to call here crying and Club meets the first and third asking for advice. Then she Monday of the month, at 6:30 called to see If my husband p.m.. at the Sanford Library. would help with repairs around Visitors and new members are her house, etc. I'm sure one welcome. For Information, call thing Just led to another. Matt Allemose. 322-8545. or IYe done everything I can to David Hall. 330-5238. grt him to stop doing this to ....... me. I've been to two psycholoHlstorical Com mission i « » trying to figure out how I The Lake Mary Historical him see how much Commission meets at 7 p.m.. P**" ***• causing me. Of the first Monday of the month. he won't go with me at the Frank Evans Center. IBS *he psychologie s both N. Country Chib Road. Contact ,th«? cxmldnl work on the James Thompson at 322-9432 “ "** lo for more Information. the mfeUn** ***" me. I **n not unattractive. IYe N a rc o tic s A n o n y m o u s tried making things more InNarcotics Anonymous meets terestlng at our house so Monday at 8 p.m. at the Pres- hopefully he won't feel the need bytertan House of Goodwill, to >tray. Nothing has worked. 317 Oak Ave.. Sanford. Please help me think of some DESPERATE IN DELAWARE ADVICE v / DEAR DESPERATE! Alough It'a coauaan far oldar ABIGAIL VAN BUREN DEAR ABBY: I'm getting m ar­ ried in O ctober, an d th e re ia an issue my Aance and I cannot seem to resolve. O ur mothers are pulling us in apposite directions. My mother wants us to open our wedding gifts a t the reception. His mother thinks it would be "tacky." The blame and responsibility for your husband's behavior lie completely with him. It's time for you to start practicing the art of self-defense and let him know that he must either choose her or his marriage. If you aren't strong enough to say It and mean It at this time, go back to the psychologist. This time your goal will be to develop enough self-confidence and self respect to stand up for urself In your relationship. If chooses to leave the mar­ riage. you will be frightened, sad and depressed for a while. With the help of the support systems available to people In It sounds like there are at least two problems here. One Is the obvtoua-your husband’s trashy behavior. The other Is that your self-respect seems to be attached to your husband's actions. Aa long as you are convinced that his actions are a reflection of your desirability as a woman, you are doomed to continue getting what youVe only w ar to avoid losing Iks card or breaking or the gift in the excitement of tbs fes­ tivities. A brunch the following day, during which the fam ilies can la iv sfaa u iv C Al t: iN I M A .S LAKE M A R Y LIN E M A 10 ' .1 i 1 DARK CITY w 100 4 40 ? 40 10 00 SPHKftl . t*01» too eto n o too QOOO W LL HUNTViQ m too 4oo roe »40 THE WKDOttt SStGCft ISO 440 n o 040 C Why In the world are you blaming yourself because your husband Is behaving like a dis­ gusting. self-centered, immoral Idiot? yunfamoMgmmm n H fn B B fw rv ^ p Coutny CitmtloR Norm Economist In q u ir ie s may bo d k e e te d to her al Sw CeepereSve Kxtmaion Sarvtoa, ISO W. County Homo Road, Sanford, PL S277S or phono 223-MOO. KxL SSSS CQi» KM HOAKOL ** IM B C IO TJO 1040 KRIPFCN0OMFS11MBS ro m LA. CONNOCNTUL •* 0444m MO MO PALMETTO ia »s $ : c w o jm jS ' S TVTEISC ItJS S r'IM S J s n | j �4 B •Sanford Herald Santord. Honda - Friday. February 27. 1996 Legal Notices Legal N otices IN T N I CIRCUIT COUNT fON SCM INOLI COUNTY. FLORIDA PROBATK DIVISION MU Nwmfc«t 11 070 CF •s n t i s t a t e o r CATNniNf VIOLA DAVIS D « c t « it d NOTICE OF ADMINIPTRATION Th» i4 iiM iii| iii» n ol thv » * l» l» ol CATHRINE VIOLA OAVIS d K f m r d . Elio Num Nf W OTO CP t» pending in thv Circuit Court lor Svminote County Florida P tch rlr Oi«i«ion. Mia addr*«« ol which i« Probata Clark'. Ottica PO Orawar C Sanlord. Florida. 52112 Tha nam n and addra.a. ol lha paraonal rvprv.anlaliva and tha partonal rap* ra.anialnra1. allornay ara .at forth batow ALL INTERESTED PERSONS ARE NOTIFIED THAT All pa front on whom thi. nolica i . tarvad who ha v# obtactron. thal challenge lha validity ol tha will, lha qualifica­ tion. ol tha paraonal rapra.an* laliva vanua. or |un.diction ol •hi. Court ara raquirad to lila •hair obtaction* with thi. Court WITHIN Th e LATER OF THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY DATS AFTER THE OATE OF SERVICE OF A COPT OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM All craditor. ol tha dacadant and olhar par.on. having claim, or damand. again.l dacadanr. a.tala on whom a copy ol thi. nolica i . tarvad within thraa month, altar tha da to ol lha tir«t publication ol Ihi. nolica m u.I hla than claim, with thi. Count WITHIN THE LATER OF THREE MONTHS AFTER THE OATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY DAYS AFTER THE OATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM All olhar creditors ol lha daca­ dant and p a rw n . having claim, or damand. agam.1 tha daca d a n r. a.tala m u.I hla thair claim, with thi. court WITHIN th r ee m o n th s a fte r th e OATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICA­ TION OF THIS NOTICE ALL CLAIMS. DEMANDS ANO OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILEO WILL BE FOREVER BARRED Tha data ol tha lir»t publica­ tion ol this Notica i. February roth. tsss H Robert Dowd. Attorttair at Law Paraonal Nepraaontattve I S t t E Altamonte Drive ator Altamonte Spring*. FL J I TO I Telephone No («0T)TST-S«S6 Facsimile No <A0T) TST-SSOS Florida Bar No *44017 Publish February 20. 2T. tSSS OEN-22S IB TU B CO UN TY COURT OP TUB B M N TB IH TM JU D IC IAL CIRCUIT M A BB POR B B M B O L B COUNTY, FLORIDA CABB NO . B R -Itt-C C -S S -P CYPRESS VILLAGE ONE ASSOCIATION. INC . Hamull. v* MARY BUND. Defendant BO T IC B OP ACTION TO: BULKY BUBO • --------------------Nebraska SASSO YOU ARE NOTIFIEO that an action to anforce a ban foreclo­ sure on lha following property In Saminote County. Florida Lot T, and covered parking *0*. CYPRESS VILLAGE 3rd REPLAT TRACT C • PHASE 1. according to the plat thereof aa recorded M Plat Book M . Page ST, Public Record, ol Sommole County Florida (This property ha. been previ­ ously described a . Lot T. end covered parking *0*. CYPRESS VILLAGE 2nd RE PLAT TRACT C PHASE 1. according le dre plat thereof aa recorded In Plat Book SS. Page TS, Public Records el Seminole >County. Florida) has been Med egehtet you and you are required to serve a M any. lo It on KENNETH M. CLAYTON. ESQUIRE. PteintM . Allornay. whose address is CLAYTON • MCCULLOH. IM S MAITLAND CENTER COMMONS BLVO . MAITLAND. PLORIOA 32TS1. on or before March 12th. IM S . and Me the original widi the Clerk ol this Court either before service on Plakititt'e attorney or immediately there­ after. otherwise a default e d be entered against you lor lha relief demanded in tha Uen Foreclosure Complaint OATEO on FEBRUARY Sth. (SEAL) MARYANNE MORSE Clerk ol the Circuit E County Courts By Elisabeth Buie Aa Deputy Clerk Pubkeh February IS. 20. 2T. and March S. 1SSE DSN-IST IR THE C IR C U IT CO URT OF TH E tSTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IR ARO POR SEMIROLE COUNTY. FLORIDA CIVIL DIVISION CASS Na. *7-2202 DR-OS P EVELYN ROSADO and ANOEL LUIS ROSADO IN RE THE AOOPTION OF JENNIFER MENDEZ NOTICE OP ACTION TO UNKNOWN FATHER UNKNOWH ADDRESS YOU ARE HERIOY NOTIFIEO that an Action lor Adoption ha. bern hied again.l you and you •re required lo serve a copy ol your written delen.es, if any lo •I on Evelyn R m ido end Angel Lui. Ro.adcVPelitioner., whose address i. T02 Skylsrk Circle. Longwood. FL 327*0 on or before March 2Sth. 199* and Me the original with the clerk ol Ihta Court e.lher before tenure on Petitioner or immediately thereafter If you tail to do so. a default will be entered agemst you for the relief demanded in the petition WITNESS my hand and the teal ol this Court on DECEM­ BER 1*th. 199T (SEAL) MARYANNE MORSE A . Clerk ol the Court By Nancy R Winter Aa Deputy Clerk ROTIFIC AVION IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE AMERICANS WITH DISABILI­ TIES ACT. persons with disabil­ ities needing a special accom­ modation should contacl COURT ADMINISTRATION at 301 N Park Avenue. Sanlord. Florida 32901. Telephone (407) 323-4330 e .l 422T not laler than SEVEN day* prior lo the proceeding II hearing impeired. (TOD) 1-SOO-9SS-S7M. or VOICE (V) l-MO-tSS-8770, vie Flonde Relay Service Publish February 13 20 22. and March S 1991 OEN-1SO IN TN9 CIRCUIT COURT OP T H I 1STH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. IN ANO POR SBMIROLS COUNTY. FLORIDA OSHSRAL JURISDICTION DIVISION CASE NOt ST-1092-C A 14 A EMC MORTGAGE CORPORATION PLAINTIFF VS. JOHN L. NOWELL. JR.. AS PCRSONAL REPRESENTATIVE OF THE ESTATt OP JAMES AVERY RYALS A/K/A JAMES A. RYALS. DECEASED: DENISE RHOOES; JAMES RYALS. JR.; GAIL WHITEHEAD; JOHN T. DAW. SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA; UNITE0 STATES OP AMERtCA; STATE OF FLORIDA. DEPARTMENT OF REVENUE; DEER RUN HOMEOWNERSASBOCIATION ala. INC.; JOHN DOE AND JANE DOE AS UNKNOWN TENANTS IN POSSESSION OCFEHDAMT(S) BO TICS OP PORBCLOBURB SALS N O TICt IS HEREBY GIVEN pursuant fa a Summery Fmai JuBBRMRf ol lerecleeure dated February 20th. IS M . entered In ChU Case No. 9 T-I09 2-C A 1* A of the Circuit Court ef die 1STH Judicial Circuit m and for SEMI­ NOLE County. SANFOR0. Florida. I wM se« to the highest and beet bidder for cash at THE W IS T FRONT DOOR of lha SEMINOLC Courtly Courthouoo located af SOI N. PARK AVBNUI In SAMFORO, Florida. St I I DO o'clock kja. on the 24th day af March. IM S tha following In aaid Summary Pinal Judgment, to-wtt LOT 1. DEER RUN UNIT 14A. ACCORDING T O THB PLAT THEREOF AS NBCORDSO IN PLAT BOOK IS . PAGES M AND ST. PUBLIC RECORDS OP COUNTY, PLORIOA lay ol L C Q S l N O t iC C S IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE 1STH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. IN AND FOR SEM INOLI COUNTY. FLORIDA GENERAL JURISDICTION DIVISION CASE N O :S 7 -0 1 M -C A .|4 -B NORWEST MORTOAOE. INC PLAINTIFF VS TIMOTHY J TMOM0LESON; UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF TIMOTHY J THOMDLESON. CATHERINE A YUKNAVAGE; STATE OF FLORI0A DEPARTMENT OF REVENUE. SANFORD HIDDEN LAKE VILLAS HOME OWNERS ASSOCIATION. INC.; JOHN DOE ANO JANE OOE AS UNKNOWN TENANTS IN POSSESSION OEFENOANT(S) RE- NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pursuant to an Order Granting lha Motion lo Raaat Foreclosure Sal# dated February 20lh. 199*. entered M Civil Casa No 97-019S-CA-M-E ol lha Circuit Court ol the 1BTM Judicial Circuit m and lor SEMI­ NOLE County. SANFORD. Florida. ) will sail lo the highest and bast bidder lor cash al lha WEST FRONT OOOR ol tha SEMINOLE County Courthouse in SANFORD. Florida, al 11:00 o'clock s m on lha 24lh day ol March. 199* the following described property as set forth in ..i d Summary Final Judgment, to-wtt: LOT 24 OF HIDDEN LAKE VIL­ LAS. PHASE IV. ACCORDING TO 1HE PLAT THEREOF.AS RECOROED IN PLAT BOOK 20. PACIES 2*. 27 AND 2*. OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMI­ NOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA Dated this 20th day ol February. 19*1 (CIRCUIT COURT SEAL) MARYANNE MORSE Clark ol lha Circuit Court By: Dorothy W Bolton Deputy Clark IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE AMERICANS WITH DISABILI­ TIES ACT. persons with dMabtl•ties needing a special accom. modstion should contact COURT ADMINISTRATION, al the SEMINOLE County Courthoueo al 407-321-42)0E XT. 4227, 1-300-039-3771 (TDD) or t-SOO-SSS-3770. via Florida Relay Service DAVID J. STERN. P.A. SOI S. UNIVERSITY 0RIVE SUITE SOO PLANTATION. FL 33324 (954) 233-9000 I7-O M 4I Publish: February 27, and March *. IM S DEN-2S2 CLASSIFIED ADS Seminole Orlando-Winter Park 407/322-2611 407/831-9993 CLASSIFIED DEPT. PRIVATE PARTY RATES HOURS 14Times......... $.68/line 7 Times..........$.84/1ine MONDAY thru 3 Times........$1.09/line FRIDAY 1 Time......... $1.42/line CLOSED SATURDAY Rates are per Insertion & SUNDAY 3 line Minimum. 8 AM - 5 PM 67— Career Conauttanta 71— H«lp Wanted NEEQ ADVICE on interviewing resumes, career dressing? 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E.erctse 772-0987 City Co/Mge ALL HOURS 10 yrs s r i n chid dsvetepnwnl Fleas rates m ret Fun play room 324-0613 AN EXP LOVMO MOM SECURITY BARI * DOORS U c . 34 yrs Eip 50.000 designs IV hj N Free set Ouekry guaranteed 904 9*5-0013 or 407-324-3186 •tong w*h TLC I playroom, ten yrd Cart CPRCOL/TMftoe rates For interview 330-0700 15—Cametary Lola ■— IN MV HOME. Fried yd. play room, hot meals reasonable rates 330 9 752 rBRi I rW W If (•07) 13-13301st. 2 i 21 FUNOEO BY THE DEPARTMENT OF ELDER ATFAMB MARTAS DAYCARE Baby’s tool Pm-School LAKE MART U C *594-7 322-0094 16—Ramlndar SarvteM RMtebte Chad Car* F7T or P/T Ages 2-11 4C accepted No rag tea Enrol Now tar LSVwk tor Is) mo C4d 321-7333 SPECIAL DAVB-Never tergal them' Reminder Service fl« apple. Dra. |15/yr For (Jet cal 302-2123 • a ax N are this nurse s kids amteonw tool 234-1992 DAYCARE TEACHER or Teach era a im U n t P/T Call 3220094 tor irdormakon nm nn— Tha tobowfnq poatbona ara avalabte Come and (otn our Siftenor rated lacUFy 71—Help Wanlad^ H B W H i f i B i Q -----------F/T B P/T lor s Mayor MareAec turmg plant m Sanlord PoNara avaMabte on al d 330-2811 or 33D1I ■ WOOOLAWN Lot. vtu*. every­ thing escepl marker Also one compute m Glenn HevenSIOM each Ga* (9041 775-3343 SI 0.35 TO START Great to Uutonta P/T 3 F/T No *B> tor ado *99-3131 27— Nursery A Child Cars 14— For Sato TELEMARKETMO GUAR­ ANTEED $ 10.50 P/H $ 3 0 0 -$ 5 0 0 ALONE? F L Y RESPECTED Dating Bureau far SENIORS. Estsb 1377.1 3MB22 1*77 _ No aapenance necessary. For more mtarmabon sand s SASE to Pnmeama Commumcaaona. P O Bos 3M359. Miami. FL 332SB-135S Wab-ms Uac*MM77B9 7-771-91411 im a m n m -w Tb Mm | B 7 S 8 R H IK r R ICO TO R CORPORATION. to* nations leading manutaclurar/ ar ol has si 21 Lake Mary laciay tor 2nd positions Hours are 4.00pm 12:30am. Must be abte to *8 a nwwiwn ol 33 toe. and Hand lor • t o n Apply In parson al 1090 Oaks Trek. Lake Mary, a 32743 A B C T T O R jo a p o n r o u i JuM CaB Never a Fast luar-rsysara • we were, r* * Pertytl Bey B Bad Tuppsrwuve. Free TrssnlngAMte/TRpa 321-9421 AO CJU W M M , m e. •Vecadon Pay* ■Rkter Program* 'Satedto EtaAp* ly r OTR am JO m m kC O L req. a Cad 9am to fpm 1-90DX74-9030 Mcn-FflQdy. EOF AQBMTB42.000 PER WEEK' Ote Proven gygtom B Bad pro- an Tuesday. March 10, IS M . al I M am . M fh SALOMES BASED on EXPSMENCS CM DsBer 8423. Aak tor Daactor oI Ntea mg or apply erttem 60 North Highway 17-92, DeBary. Fton da Drag Free WerkpMc*. EOE.________________________ DRIVER-COL ■ Heevy Btang CYvj imo* a tree (407) 321-4834 Aak lor fkch 1 M ould contacl the m _ a . - -a m. . j DRIVERS Plainer ton, PL 33324 (034) 233-3000 07*12040 In accordance wRh the American wNh DiaekllKtea Act. persona with itlaekllKlea needshould contacl lha Clark al lha Circuit Court et the O IM erOLI County Courthouoo al 407-2234330 (X T. 4227. not talar Nian seven day* prim to the pro* ceeding. B hearing Impeired. 1000 M i 1771 (TOO) or 1-900004-9770. via Flartda Relay kx a ion Fui ame 4 benekla and 401 (K) C M 3)9-7304. Wito mateum duly toick 4 RV aq> MuH have <mm W i Ap- ; ply m paraon Complete Auto motor* 2207 W I al St Sardnrd H fH c x c w n c r" RECEPTIONIST F/T poafhon w*h benaMa Efoniy Appir H Fan*4y Practice Center of Bantam PA/12 WeH 25m Street. San lord 330-0*41 ar 3228341 Car 6 totteanca Needed Weekends FREE 3318283 ' Residential Cleaning F/T MACHINE OPERTORS-Lk Mary E ip toktonaarttniqal op erifori M F day* Cad 313- In my Sanlord home Bkgd check and drug screen raqueed Strong asms to work edh tmM chid Looking lor ntonduH wBi a tovmg and restoring personM' ly CM Wrens 4! 333 0033 *■ 5 M F or 73B2354 eeek-endt P/T SERVICE A OS NT Driver. Need to clean, aarvica and m•Piet rvnui v h d f f t Valid fdl Acoaptabte »r**g record and backfFomd chaca Appry m paraon 3098 Orlando (17-92) Or Santord___________________ FMAL PRODUCTION 8 packara tor mann* canvaa operation CM 327-1125__________________ GET PAX) T O LOBE WEIGHT 36 people needed, aenoua Mote toeing Earn 1800 P/T to 36900 F/T C M now 323-9433 MOLLY MAE) M IM B IQ F/T * M-F *H e m . WM Tllte. 407-737-8B Lunch I dtoner sites Apply to •Si ■ 314-174. -r Noe faring ewenenced SERYtCERS 4 ERE. Top pay. paid vi after 1 -and a Dirug Fret 4460 E SR 44 -7774 4 3770 Dr-174 P/T CASHIERS ft COL DRIVERS * 9 YOU w a rn MORE FROM A JO B THAN A PAYCHECK. For Hart-up ks/l-ttote tetp tee. MAX 330 00 ctoadteno to: CALYPSO VARIETY. 1434 *L U M w wnl A m W a rn m m Should be V • Sekmtey. 3AM-77%* FL O H to an tee wound Moor al a law-paced. rapapy grow mg compan / LABOR J O IT^ H aaaa- C M *97-999X917 ___ Wn v i B M W IW I MOOT THB LAW OFFICES OP DAVIO J . STERN, PA. SOI B. UfdvorsRy Drive For Buey FleH Service Shop HyffaukoElectocJkDweei e« Wanted FULL-TIME with clean C leu 0 or B kcanaa Drug tree work piece Starting 1330138V wk pkia bono*M and 401k Cad (CIRCUIT COURT 0EA1) Clerk el Nm ClrcuN Court By: Burster W. BoRon MECHANIC mmv vvO Tf * Lay Over tean‘ COKE/PEPSI VENOtNQ ROUTE Tho Sanford Airport Noise MAKE MONEY, aa much or aa MM u you want, edh Shaktea 4 AT 4 Ta New Home Baaed Buameaa Program 330-0810 Cocea E Servers. F/T or P/T Appry to paraon 4740 W SR 49 (407): ■he* occur In tho Board Roam My para one should contact lha eaecutfve ofHcac lor F/T Some tip required Oood' wagei 6 benet** Setord • Egete tube 323 327S__________-f ! MAWTE NANCE repa* tech An­ nual Miary 320K MaWato swimming pool and make nenof, r«p*n to condo common tmgv 6 ground* Airport BNd. 3*n- . tord Drug tree lack*? CM 32(-. ; 7623________________________ . v MAKE MONEY wrto your own home baaed bu*me»a w*h-. Shaktee 8 AT 4 T Fteajbte . achadute BE YOUR O W N , BOBS C M 330-3930 to sched­ ule an appomlmanl to knd « 8 MECHANIC apte-llete B11ate-/am IN TRAINING 3 poe aval Avg 3 15 SOhr. Sat » comm Sanlord baaed pool heaDnp Harder No cotd cabng Using maned F/T A P/T. Cal M M y Smaltaar 323-2370 *xL B it LPNft Coma )om tw H4er team) DeOcated canng and delM ortanted LPN* needad FT tor 7 3 • aid 3-lt tNftt CompdRN* wage* and bent*** Apply in. person or cM ,- n Veneor HaeRheora and RahabWlaeon Canter ol Sanlord Phone (407) 322 8586 E O C _ n u m m . CNA-r/T OppoctunlUas tha Seals rd Airport Authority will moot periodically through' out the year lo dtvcuea market­ ing and strategic planning p i n em TO RECEIVE ’APPLICATION INFO PACKET PLEASE FAX YOUR NAME 4 ADORE SS AT TOLL-FREE FAX • 1 8838558883 OR WRITE T O Cnme Net­ work. Ore* 7271. 1901-17 WeH Bay O r. *225. largo. FL 33770 353 EaH Hwy 436. Ste 200 Csuetewrry FL 37707 Hairttyf.it nemted opening tar teo P0* * ^ ba »c * eip Earn 50% oommV CM Anna al 323-9045__________ ^ LUBE TECH CRUISE UNES SEEKS CMEFS/WAITERS/ BARTENOE RSPASTRY CHEF&RESTAURANT MAN­ AGERS WITH EXPERIENCE/ STEWAROSROOM SERVICE/ HOUSEKEEPING. ETC . Cad Tbdeyt 407-331-MI* “ PUBLIC B O TK S* AIRPORT AUTHORITY The Sanlord Airport Authority and tha City ol Sanlord will conduct a joint mooting on Monday. March 2nd. 1990. at 0:00 p.m. Tha Sanlord Airport Authority will hold Its rogular monthly mealing on Tueedey, March 3. IS M , at 3.30 a.rn.. aecond floor of (ha A. Kay Shoemaker Inter net tonal Terminal Building located at One Red Cleveland Boulevard. Sanlord, Florida. Co prat ol the ag enda may be obtained by contacting tha eeaevthra ofttcaa during normal TO RECEIVE 1APPLICATION INFO PACKET PIMM tax your NAME » ADORE SS AT ’ 3LL-FREE FAX •: 1-388 855-3868 Or WRITE T O Crutea Nrifwork. Dept 7271. 1901-17 WeH Bay O n . *225. largo FL 33770 BE A MEDICAL ASSISTANT. Scheduling may include Lako Mary Lite al It* cost ol an addi­ tional day ConctH when you got results. Pay only tof the days your nd runs Al rata earned Use M l description lor fastest results Copy must follow Acceptable form W e reserve the right to refuse any nd al any timo Commercial frequency rates are available. ' MutcianaDanceraStandup Comeduvn.'Disk JockeyEIc f t Accmtted Truck School COL. VA/TA Apprv Job Assisi WVanddstaes Nskonal Truck School ________1-900-499-7394 _ 71— Help Wsnfd hotel. 20 30 hotel par Andy to parson « 1030 I Otks Trsfl, Lake 32748 PHONE PROS .v s comm » bonus F/T g ( P/T Hg dk. Otetois or Mke 737-9 2 /0 » • eM.PS d M * O Td >aa°teSnpteyar EaeaSHd growte potereH to an aMwtBiyteH paced nduoby Apply to paraon m 2003 park Dr. ■nd 2pm dMy or : (407) 330-1433 ANttKIM CAN6Y ($07) HS0444 **•’230-3611 **** 100 ♦ MEN 6 WOMEN NEEDED herein, ha ar aha vrid need a record ol the proca idlnga. and Him . lor ouch purpaae, he or aha may noad la anaura that a verbatim record ol lha proceed' ingt la made, which record D R U M U P M EW VM OBtt: LAZY PERSONS OREAM FEW HOURS-MG 04 COME WORK WITHTHE BEET Now Hiring for SwninoM County Sates Associate Aamti * Fu3 Tima 4 P*1 T w CM our 24 N Job Una tofMyl 1-$00-71 1reK )ftl» ■Ol R BY AOY9BB Tha District gives notice e< ns mient to issue a perm* la tee lehewmg eppircant(s) on March 1Ote, IM S : 3ANFORO AIRPORT AUTHORITY. ATTN: STEPHEN J. COOKE, ONE R ID CLEVELAND B U D .. SANFORD. FL 32773, •4-117-0233AOM7-SRP. The prefect is located b County, 3settone 94. M , M • 04, Township 20 Scute. Range 31 East. Tha (R P appbcallsh la far AUTHORIZATION TO CLEAR ANO GRUB UPLANDS ANO WETLANDS WITHIN AREAS A. B. ANO C. WHICH ARS LOCATED ENTIRELY WITHIN THS BXISTBM MAIN­ TAINED OROUNDS OF THS ORLANOO SANFORD AIRPORT. The receiving waterbedtea we LAKE JESSUP A LAKE Tha fuselsi ce m akeup each m tee ebeve limed applH ellewto) are available lor inspection Monday through Frtday sesept lor legal hehdeye. 3.-00 a a . to 3DO pat. at tee Eisnsgiiesm Prelncl Hsadauarnrs or I Comer. The D w inn w U U keted ebeve unteee a pet teeermg) is lUed pureuam 1120X7. F A . and I • TOP NOTCH GENERAL MANAGER. ATTN: RICK DiAZ. 1111 E. FIRST 37. 3AN70R0.FU 32771. | catwn *2117-0031ANM2GRF. Tha Otetrtd • M million gaAena par day (MOD) a< weier to ■ poputesten o« aepreslmwety 04.000 in M a t.■ came pravH ua parm* granted ted uaa a* 7X9 MOO r i f t teigpty pm abte velar t* a p iF rtaais ef 97X M In 1999. The eUteteawm. uaed by Mia preps* i * nmisst wia eenatel 1 OROUHO WATER FROM t m FLOWOAM AOMFBR via ILXVSM EXIBTMM WELLS and THREE PBOFOBBO BTELIX ter PUBLIC SUPPLY In RNs Comtlotog ^ V f S S k S S '1 tar |W2 $21JG MM i to CMYPBO 1*9* N. Avg, m m Park. PL EOE wbsuve hearing In F.S.arad CELEBRITY DPHER .T h a i ara am forth In eectten 129X73, Florida l 10*111 and 24- 10*.401 -.40* Florida FetHiona muet Admmiebab .e Cede Rute A O C -IX tl by) tea OtebiCI Clark. I 100 Waal. PH ate*. Florida 32177. haartng an t (14) da w of | ef tee Oteirtct eseeening neiice m this Intent to tea I P flam i Cede Rules 4 0 C -IX II and 49C-IXX1 and be Med tea OteVtel Clark, tesmad a* DieSrtrl Highway tod Waal. Faialka. Flartda 31177. a* tela ■mg have B Fdguaa* an M X ? . FX-. KO 'O a Fsderssee Yseaer ICYD-IJMA HROOJUBC PKMCOOK arm ‘J INK'D HRSJDJXO.' WCLAWKPC. by any such hnai OEB-27* — Ptene A a it r DR iH KO U UC.' n WCLAWKPC. AR — MCKW I NMM 5 !I "“R. ■ CGO fiavg fWg* �* Sff ilord Harald, Sanford. Florida - Friday, February 27, 1998 - SB n — H*lp Wanted MARY CHILD CARE IR looking for response ■dependable. A eipenaneed i gtvff tor vinad age group* tea* U I-T M 4 ICURfTY OFFICER JO S I Armed i Unarmed I A Aaeoc. W f f l j l 1*0 MACHINE OPERAFor manne canvai opera­ te * ) M M 125 I CORPORATION, the n'a leading manulacturer/ utor ol contumer elecaccesaonet. hat an vi irt Lake Mary office ay Painter, tat shirt. -3:00PM. Prior tpray eipenence with mold! plastic component* pre Mechanical ability to an tpray booth and pawl A abMy to manlan tup nvenlory a mutt. Mutt excellent communication and be del*)-oriented return# and tataty hit to Human Retourcet. Lake Emma Road. Lake y. FL 33746. or FAX re and talary tuttory to 1-1964 lO t 93— Room* For Ran! FURNISHED ROOMS-AII ut»t ind Laundry, phona and M DM $85 190 a knock 3 JU 9 S 5 LAKE MARY Attractive lum room w'eabto, laundry, kitchen prtv. Plena cal 33X11 ttfa WANTED: 30 40 yr old amptoyeed lemala Private room, houie prtveiedgei $50 Wk Cal 330 4266 alter 5 96— Retirement Hornet OELTONA/SANFORD AREA He tvment apt tor rent Beautiful 2/1 eat-ei kit. dvmg rm. Ig tv tm wheelchair accettabie Hand railt tn bathroom, lutty turn, house keep, ng, nursing aide i*mn request Trans provided to DR office, hospital, etc Nestled btwn Columbia Med Center A West Volusia Medical Center Great Shopping area S97S/mon Cal 407-333 2004 99— Apartments Unfurnished 1 BDRM. Includes aa utrMws A parking $450«Aon or JlOOWk . dep Caff 324-2444 APARTMENT LOCATORS Never e Me. AM areas. 1-600-330-4960 GROUNDSKEEPER WANTED For 356 apt community located m Santord F/T position Good Benefits It interested cal 3321061JEOC/OFWP ______ Co. Staffing. Orlandos professional staffing CO. il currtntly recruiting A Perl-time clerical poettor the lotowtng comp* ‘Central Florida* I •tlttlovs M w l l i l f t t Firm ‘OrSando'a Largeet IrTatocommuntcoMona Coi Consultmg Group ase cal Tews Co 1 tor more into t AOA NO FEE! Stiffing PAY. B E N E F tTiP Trs d A OFWP Apply Sinford trie 3523 S Park Drive ED: IndividulK who *r* king a fulfilling peopia onr GREAT erryeoyenvironment. protesaional u» and banefils Consider i career of Dental Aaaistmg i education ol 1200 ho*vs to Slate and Natonei nl-ais Work m a Iasi highley technical, ever career m the aived held ol Dental Aswstng Orange Technical CanSaremdo Tech Dental Depart 407-246-7060, l i t 4636. you are avaady et me place, ready to re-enter or looking to me Mure may a program designed lor v. WAREHOUSE DELIVERY WORKER FL OL. entry level, heavy ovei I t yr* 336-4610 RE COTON CO N ­ ATION, me rn bon t wad Ckslnbutor/manufacturer of accaaaones. has opening* m ns i Mary faculties tor 1M and ahIfl warehouse. Ho* 7.00am 1:30pm. mi and 4.00PM, Mutt ba abM u Ml a I Of SO tot on a conbn baaa Forkaff tiponance trad St*rung rata S3 75 Shift. $5 95 2nd Shift “ aaa mam last Apply n al 2950 Laka Emma , Laka Mary F L EOS. MARINER'S VILLAQE LAME AOa I eOHU W O W ) 7 nonu stra w ) ANOutt 323-8670 NOTHWO BUT THE FINEST FOR YOUt Golhnew Apts on Rviehart Rd A 46A, Lk Mary Al apt homes wf prnr aiatms/garages Stata-otthe arl actnrrtv/litness facility Open today Slop out or cal 303 3007 far a personal show ROSE LEA VILLAS 2r> Specie/ •SIIOMonfft HUO OKAY 407-1306633 HISTORIC DISTRICT 1/t Scm patio hardwood floors, fireplace C H A W O hook ups Spacious $4005350 Slenstrom Realty 333-249$ NOTICE WEEKLY RENTALS 33X6006 STENSTflOM REALTY Jim D oyle.. 332-2495 118— Office Space For Rent soo s o FT. Comar o»17-*3 A 10th SL Call tor Info 331-1113 A MOVE M SPECIAL!! 400 sq ft A up1$365 A MONTH Office Storage 3310120 or 333-3554 OF FICE/OFF ICC -WARE HOUSE Now Available wage GuanSan Personal Sion Cal tor details 576 2!500 SANFORD OFFICE SPACE I Suite* available - 1100 SF S 1600 SF. 407-311-7004 141— Hornet For Sale MOVEHffCONO. X I 5 New car­ pel A paint Nice yard, enel front porch $55,000 A l Is OEDE CAUAWAV. Realtor (407) 334-6211. E it. 106 1708 8. Orlando Dr. Sanford Phone: 118-7172 LAKE HARNEY 10 Acres Lk Harney Woods $30,000 30 nans to Santord 407-2*6-4370 INVESTOR B U Y K O HOUSES PLUMS or LEMONS Chertte 96X7767 OAKHIOQE FARMS • Osteen/ Deltona area 10 acre*, meal tor horses or cattle farm Mottle home or homesna Zoned agn $44,900 Financing aval w/ sm lent (904) 767-6300 181— Appliances A Furniture For Sale T PIECE OPtETTE set Daman modem, seats 6 $100 Cai 322 2241 157— Mobile Homes For Sale ARVW elec Inc radanl healer Fan torea heat/salety tip over swffctvauto Ihermoslat control Seldom used $30 00 Caff 333>411 14 a 64 1/3 SpM 1983 Kvk Fum. scm rm. carport BED > SERTA Perfect Sleeper King matress kef. never used SM m plane was $1300. sac ratca, $375 (407) 262*554 14 a 44 3/3 Spkt 1990 Skykne Oak Springs ON roof, tried $73600 BED-OUCEN we N4Ck wrought von canopy and pramar ocmcpadc UK Never used SM honed Cost $1200 Se« $325 CaM 67X7316 CARRIAGE COVE (407) 323-6160 64 FLEETWOOD 14 X 70 12 CHA. tO X 70 awing Many EX­ TRAS" 631-7706 Maka offer BEDS ORTHOPEDIC FIRM SETS wim 5 year warrsnry Nev er used Twin 173 Full 695 Queen $113 King $165 Call OPEN H O U S E S;ilurday * Feb ?8th Open 2-5 p in. Santord Cniis Pregnancy Cen Iwr. 1003 French Ave (Comer 1792 A 10th SI) Sal Only, 9-3 1993 MERCURY OR AND MAR­ QUIS L.9. Loaded Excellent condition Musi tee this one" Call 123-0104. DAY BED Whrta. Viclonan style w.th 2 twin m itlin w i 6 trundle Never used $300 407- lit RosecMl Circle Furniture, appkeancet, lots of book*, and toU more" Call 32X4669 215— Boats A Accessories 14 FO O T John boat tr*4er and motor Great shape $500 firm Cal 330-6161. 217— Garage Salas WANT TO GET RID OFALL THAT STUFF? A YARD SALE is the perfect way to da mai and (he Santord Hereto can bring people to your door Advertise your sale Santord Htteto and Laae Nary watch U h lor only $ 51/toie and wi the item* leave wfuto Ihe money comas in CaM by Tuesday and yourr 5 me ad can n*i tar three days h Ihe Harald and once m me Lake Mary L4a tar ONLY $106011 A* we ata • that you prepay me at Cal us­ ee can help" (407) 322-2611 Fit 6 Sat. 9-4 Soli, entertain­ ment center, tq v re bed tel »m kitchen tel and several m tc 311 Helena Cl. Sanford YARD SALE FRI/SAT 8-7 66 OLDS CIERA Loaded Good reliable iransporation $2 000 YARD SALE FRI/SAT 8-4 SEIZED CARS trom $175 Porsche t Cadiltacs, Chevyt. BMWt. Corvettes Also Jeeps. 4WOS Your area Toi Free !• 800-21B 9000 EH 2206 lor currenl listings 225 South Crystal Dr-Loch Arbor tub Dined set. reckner. dresser, table, end tables A household 219— Wanted to Buy Atom. Cana Coppar / Brats Kokomo Recycling: 131-0004 916 W. Ftrsl-MY X6. SlL B I OBO •S LINCOLN TOWN CAR Good reliable transportation $1500 OBO Call 13X4669. 235— Truck/Busea/Vans For Sala 223— Miscellaneous 97 CHEVY StO ait cab p<k-up Leer cap Bed kner. 10 rack CO AM/FM wrtape. AT/PS Almost new $16,500 tvm 33X3361. FOR SALE: Answering Machine Panasonic 'cassette type' Etc. eond Beeperless remote $20 324-1229 evenings 238— Vehicles Wanted FREE SAMPLE Reg Nurse goes from sue 20 to 6 Guaran­ tee a suMs 407-663-0152 SWING SET METAL DELUXE 2 swings, slide, see saw. arid Jungle Jun $75 Can move 333>316 WOLFE TANNINO BEDS TAN AT HOME Buy DIRECT and SAVE I CommeroalTiom# ones tnxn $199 00 Low Monthly Payments FREE Cotar Catatog Cal TOOAY 1 600*711-0156 CASH t t t PAID! for Ju nk Cars. Trucks A Mad HECPAMCRCABfAUTtrut 177W O GARAGE SALE 79 DOOQE -LIL RED EXPRESS' mmt condnon. 360 cto AT/PS, 50 senes tve* CAM. headers $9 500 OBO Trade? 3JX3361 231— Cara For Sale Run* good, good AC. 90K ong Wen maintained S950 Cffff 33X3117 * J w 240AlrcraftAJItrallght FISHB40 BOATS FOR RENT Starting at $30 A up Also 24 Pontoon Ca* 33X1612 241— Rac. Vahiciaa/Campars For Sala f t jit Fn. 2/27 A S«1 2/28 6-4 Something lor everyone from toys lo tom 1072 Hgfi Pomi Loop Longwood (Crystal Creek Sup) 703 Bharckfle Street Data, v a n . a i c e m a a b*e cru. and tots morafl •S CHRYSLER LAZER Black 5 speed. PSPWPB. radio good Ives, engne knocks $395 34X 50*4 or 32X-S466. 201 NORTH ELDER ROAD W 46. past Upsaia Road. 2nd dirt road on R. 3rd house CW A Ootpel record*, canning left, sheet muthc $ dd books, household Hems A furniture 230Antlque/Classies GARAGE SALE SAT 8:M>? SUN *00-? TS MERCURY COUGAR Needs little woik Must See". New lirevmag wheels $500 lirm 32X6209 m m i u 'i e.f Sun rooms. WD Ejc . eond $19 000 Caff 323-71131 MALLARD RV 25 It 346 Twelve Oaks Watt Santord Ca) (407) 324 5957 " APPLIANCE 5T0RE. im ■t 1 KCoBMly) 3 3 Pool Home Lirg* Lot • Workshop Must Set Home For Dirid a its Can 407- 323-3200 MLSF 518791$ Hosted By Dan Vogt 1MT Baaaaa Lais Read ligggg (Caam ty| Great Location With Urg« Lot •288/11/2 BA. For Offactiona CM 407-323-3200 MLSF 548*974 Ho*tad By Oofph Alton aiAO Y c w 10P HMyHMIRt C06Et. tutu 110 Lata Hwy, Plorlds 327* (407) J . atALioa** I . 1 'Country C h a m " city convanlanca ■ 1 Fl* ILL ' X>1 $ I I <f J | 1/2 MONTH FREE RENT k In i WITH 1 TR. LIA M M ASK AMtfT MM a Santord apeciaktl. Jemiyan propanws. AM tor DM 333-3164 or ~............ 149— Commercial Property For Sate SALE OR LEASE 1101 W.FHMBL MOVE-IN SPECIAL 1 0 D U M / 1 t m o tm j 1 2 B D ftM / 2 B A T H B A T H Country Lake access Owner Imenclng. Only $55,000 CaM 332-6695 Apartments BIN G U I LOTS off 427 acroaa Imm StffMnd Estates Ideal tor 1 1 2 fla o .fL Swf^Laks/551 AmffOhl K.VP 116 ACRES Ostoan S7I4 2 8 7 -L a w n S a rv io a a □WYWALL-STUCCO HRjffaff Was A CaRng Tenume s Q .f i. • S(>w'toua AiwrtnM'ma e llh largr O uM ta • latir Knmt • \iillr>twll » Sparkling l\m l » Trnnto Oiurla 1407) 74X6600 DELTOHA to acral IS O B A T N 1 0 2 f ls Q .f l. 0IV«N.V 0. MASON KBAIJY Doors, windowt, carperwy. aXw 323*4432 S G B akn C8C1SM0 te d day Sama day/ •ervioa on al ap Low rata*, tormerty w/ i e a r a HAccpbng vitb/MC/Oiec/ a l Rchard 241-0530 kMEXCal 261-Computer Conoutting Inttaffabon* Wm96mt. VB. graphic*, on-erte *07X7X1131 ed 1/2 acre phi* tots Country ,$1$.500 $ r — HEATHROW. OoM coourta tot. Impact leas paid CC manearNap MdudmL $196k. SOO-ttOS. POSITIONS RURIL8BLE NQUII 407-311-6731 r M Yr*. 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NI I NC j Wong wffh TLC ij^yrporn. tan Carl CPR/COL/ReWto* FcrtrsamM 31X0700 The Sanford Herald needs CARRIERS for established routes In the Sanford oreo. II you need Is dependable transportation, rgonizetlonol skills end efternoon availillity in order to begin o great neui Jobl W ED AN SUCTRKtAN? CALL OtCtTff ELCC1RK SUNSCAFf LAWN MOMT Free Effttmetae/Lei 31X7174 M 0 -S M 4 I B in AA A GRASS MASTERS. Al tervicat provided. Dependabk and affordable -Cal tor Frei 2 7 8 -C la c trfc a l A S A M A M F 111. 1771if $04-717-01______ OCNEVA 10 mffas East N Sonlord BeauMM Ngn A ary wood- Eqial Opporuwy Empoyw MOVING SALE 76 AMC HORNET 65(k) original miles, great shape, must sell Now' $1500 OBO Can 323-0391 » (arming or nursaryi Zoned agri­ cultural S3.S00/ACRC. Sm. down wtownar finance 6S4-7S7- Bcttcrl MOVING SALE 144 i t WERE EELLB40 NOME! Cal •pizza delivery company, is now hiring ful end part-time driver* Earn $7-$12Aiour. You mull be at leasl IB, have a reliable car with vaJri inaursnoo, a good dmmtg record and a posrtrve ' go-gattar attitude. Apply in person at 159— Real Estate tANFORO Rent w own. 3 bdrm. 3 bam. 1/4 acr« tot. Special SANFORD 1/1 OupMi C H A . New carpel A pamt $440/6360 JB6 DOYLE (407) 333-3430 W I NEED HOUSES TO RENT ' Papa John's Pizz«. the nation'* fastest growing 153— Acreage Lot For Sala H a n d ym a n J S S ' s aganl jenLIH *^*30XS1>3 HUGE SALE BRASS BED Oueen w/ 20 yr Orthopedic maltrets tel Never used Coil $300 Must ten $325 cash 35X6000 MOOERN FURR. S Antique* 1 P K C E er Whale Household 904-77X2336/407-660-1533 I or X I Nock C H A $36K Worm $S5K hied Great rental 695 5151 Of(ammoent 231— Cars For Sale CHE ROMEO T t DO r s Lid. current, luapanded A rewed Caff 32X7M4 tor Into lOVUnLDE 2162 sq ft 4 bdrm/ 3 5 bam. pool, ive place 3 car gat. ten perch, spnnuers 4/10 ac*f. 113GK) 37X1991 tANFORO Remodeled X I Nock home, huge treed lot next to perk Great area C H A $59 900 low dn. $47(Xmon 695 5151 217— Garage Sales 211— Antiquii/Coliectibles PARK AVE. M O t U PARK Homes $3 000 to 66.000 Setup Fmencmg OLXCTt 3334661 SANFORD V I Irame mg tot CHA. sat dth $45K t.iad up $39 900 as is 695 5151 181— Appliances & Furniture For Sala OAVBED wTrundto 6 two 30 yr mattresses Never used Cost $850 Must sell $350 cash 2SX 6000. M ATTRESS SALE • Full tire used bo* springs A martlets $65 00 Larry’s Man 332-4133 $11,600. I ) M K let Behind the Wheel Delivery Drivers m r;. it / LONQWOOD.4 000 tq. fl AC warehouse • 1.000 tq ft Office or modVy to scut 260-1253 OFFICE/WHSE 3 000 15.000 tl From S3 st Prime location Hwy 17-98 Santord. t bt from Airport Btvd Call 334-4440 JlnVSue SANFORD 1500 tq ft with olIces, perimeter fence. C l con­ ing $6005000 • U i NORTH LAKE VILLAGE 1/2 Condo l e u access w/ trptc, pod toes# wf cp< ^ u / t T C M . [3 o I T /' LEASE Prime showroom 6 warehouse $10,970 tq ft SR 441 frontage 407-576 2500 SANFORD 4 0 Dei rm. CHA. comar IN. storage $700/1700 RRY V i Carport. tom pith. Icha i n OSTEEN 1 On 4 acres we4 6 tapfic:, MM#! ML iftNit*6UAikTALi' T rtS 117— Commercial Rentale LAKE MARY Cust M X7 dn Grnpeff pond 660600 RENOVATED New erpepamt applOkA as turn stays, gavebotoack $00600 SC POOL Pra toractoaa X3 to/ drvffam 3 car garftprt I 4/I.IOver 1.600 aq II Liy/drv lam,.M I e . cd $63600 FATED 3/3 kv/drvtam Frpie, 17 a 10 scm preh. 12 a 34 wk shop $70,000 Histone Diet, cony localion From $305/mon 331-6767 yoLf, I hurt f u r 8ANFORO-OEOROETOWN 2 bdrm, A/C. H it Willow Ave $37Smon Charlie >69 7267 U kH M > CLEAN 1/1 New pamt. carpel. mure G*nds AC Carport $425. monm . $400iac 330-1066 LAKE MARY 2/t $485-non . $465 dtp Sanford. 3/t $495/ man ♦ $495 dap No Pets Cal 331-5966 LAKE MARY 2/1 In *te country Rat req Ne Petal $400 mo . $400swe 113-107$ wave msq SANTORO 2/1 BUCK C H A. k) yifd, yard, m nice a neighborhood 337 2692 days or 346-5743 146-3 after 6 SANFORD 2500 B* GA Ave X t $. amg gar. C H A $53Vmon « 6525/dap ---------- > 669-4766 Lv mess tANFORO 4/1 6 $450 mo . sasxioc dap CHA. set pch, W/Spa. Great rm. srpoN labia • hre place No pels' 13X3336 SANFORD Don House 2/t. lanced yard, spacous. 6535/mo ♦ dap Avaa X t 33X4640. SANFORD I S 3 bdrm apt! Air ov. / 1^10, 105—Duplex/Triplex 103— HousesUnfumlehed A l rental and real asuie adver­ tisements are subieel to me Federal Fair Housing Act, when makes it iiegai to advert— any preferanca. limitation, or die crimination baaed on race, col or. rekgion. m i . handicap, la mwai status or national ongvi K IT \ V CARLYLK ® by l.urry W right SWO DOWN— WHY RENT? When you can own thi* 3 bdrm home w/ C.HA new pamt S car­ pet? Aak about HUD homes' The Hiillmen Group, Inc. -------- .321-6331 5L tnenno looms For Rent 103— HousesUnfurniahed 2 6 1 -trrtg a tto n 6 •FRMKLER RWUR Al mtoet S models. New cuwylaM 4 rone II — ffiSpecWIISaO 321-3717 1331-61 I S Ssksctvourlotat MJVE-W-OUT SpecuM- Home/ WWsTvng— Free Ml 303-7220 or pgr. 373-3110 PALMPOINT,SANFORD 0 tU f e w , MCLUDMQ LOT _________ SVC R**U/ , Fie* awl 324-03276* pgr 2S64.an<tecap4r>g _«■* RAHA SERVICES SO fl— T i n T M i w p i i r TERMRE* WWTEiX F M DAMAGE REPAIR SFCCiALlST SO7-33X4077 1 312— T te a ta ry fe a -A l p h n il d town carm •1 am* off or mon— y aerweex GREAT RATI 11 IU 4 M I Tre# cuengprurmg Landscape gracing. Top eol/M dr^gravei Backhoe/bab cal Raaaon— a rata* RANCH RENTALS 407-333 H R CHCAF1 CMKAFI Tie* tenoral •» I acaprng Liacrtnaur 331— 06 DOM MCRRCN TRSI SVC Trae/alump removal Free ati Ucartnaur *^*»a* TOMMY RUNYON Lawn 6 Trea Svc kertna. reawcom BuckM Call to te e If you qualify for tN t '-1 ■A O . V ■ �\ M •Sanford Herald, Sanford. Florida •Friday. February 27.129H by Ctilc Young BLONDIE AND COB MAIN ] l *HAT"S 3 0 COURSES. TONr SWT'S SPECIALS ARE MEAT APPETIZERS WE WAVE AMO FISH by Mod Walker BEETLE BAILEY Aft JULIA CHILD •AID.'WHAT HAPPEN* IN THB KITCHEN Ift HOPODYB tUftlNEftC OOP*'. A COUPLE 1 LBT ME OF meatballs FELL ! / have th NCUTHtSlS WRKT l CALL KCDOL REX POP, CHECK THIS OUT sport- c ro o u e r ON KOCSECADC1 I £ J MAKE SURE YOU WASH YOUR PAUI5 AFTERWARP. ( THEN YOU 1 WHEN «>OfcE A ) PUPPY. ONE OF THE FIRST THIN65 THEY TEACH YOUf IS TO 'SHAKE r v r v '" " UK ... IT’S CALLED *POLO,* SON! KNOW WHAT MOM ALWAYS, v SAIP? / f . ^ H A N P S '/^ A J HE WAMT5T)C0A MCYlt ABOUT OCR iw x JB tf cAsnub-me TWO BIT BART* R O A T O JS H tR .. Find out cause of fast pulse DEAR DR GOTT: I’m on 94 year aggravated by the urinary catheter old woman with sinus tachycardia. that he probably required. By and large. sepsis I* curable, but elderly, What docs this mean' DEAR READER: The heartbeat is Kick paticntK arc particularly reactant ordinarily initiated by a collection of to therapy. nerves called the Kino-atrial node. DEAR DR. GOTT: I recently When we arc resting or asleep, this learned that my • year-old daughter’* SA node — or sinus — causes the friend ha* hepatitis B. The two girl* heart to beol relatively slowly. When often shared drinking and eating uten­ we exercise or become excited, the sils. Is my daughter In any danger? electrical impulses Increase in fre­ DEAR READER: Probably not. quency. and the pulse rate rises. Hepatitis B, unlike hepatitis A, is Ordinarily, the SA node drives the not usually transmitted by contami­ heart at 90 to 100 beats per minute. nated food or beverages. (In the On occasion, however, the node United States, hepatitis A la most may further Increase the rate, leading commonly contracted by eating shell­ to a condition called “sinus lachycar fish that are infected with the virus, dia “ In the absence of strenuous and is a relatively trivial affliction with physical activity (which customarily complete recovery.! causes tachycardia), the pulse rate Hepatitis B, on the other hand, ia may Inappropriately exceed 100. Hyperthyroidism, anemia, anxiety and transmitted by contaminated blood several other medical condition* can transfusions or from a needle stick (or cause sinus tachycardia. Thus, the tachycardia is not. by itself, abnormal ___ or harmful; rather, it’s the cause that 1 Bjaerajlo from must be Investigated. 7 J J 1fire to If your doctor has diagnosed sinus j 3 uproar tachycardia, his job is only half user. 14 aliipator's kin he still has to discover the cause of 15 J*2 JSwf1*0fl 10 your rapid pulse. This can be accomvehicle plished with blood tests 19 g™?** .. Return to your physician for further ” ** 1 v*f explanation and analysis. yg Duck To give you more information. I am gi Stklnt, eg . sending you a copy of my Health 23 Speck In me Report “Understanding Heart 2***" . „ Disease." Other readers who would *' like a copy should send S3 plus a long. J J self-addressed, stamped envelope to 34 Type of rey P o Box 2017. Murray Hill Station. 29 r Arable New York. NY 10156 Be sure to men 29 Popo.ty wvo lion the title DEAR DR GOTT My elderly father ao ro iew recently died of sepsis after surgery 42 FunoreHlom for a brain tumor. What is sepsis and how is it treated' DEAR READER Srpsis means that bacteria have entered the blood­ stream. multiplied and overcome the body's immune system Common por­ tals of entry include the urinary tract, the bowel and any surgical incision. Without Intravenous antibiotic treat­ ment. sepsis usually culminates in shock and death. formerly known aa “blood poison­ ing." sepsis is diagnosed by blood cul lures .Special blood samples are col lected and incubated in the laborato JT" ry. If the sam ples contain micro­ organisms. the bacteria will grow in K the samples and can be identified Of equal importance, further lest* on them will determine which anlib*oOcs would be most effective in eradicating 5T“ them Your father's brain surgery could u have provided the source of his sep sr •la, but I suspect that the real culprits were bacteria in his urinary tract, guch aa infection may have been PETER GOTT, M.D other similar methods) that introduce the virus into the body. Hepatitis B is treated with anti virus drugs, such as Interferon. Untreated, it can lead to chronic liver infection. 1 say that your daughter is “proba­ bly not" In any danger. Nonetheless, you should check with her pediatri­ cian. who may choose to obtain hepatitis blood tests, which -will indi cate w hether o r not your daughter p in n a nnnmn □nnnn~ nannnn nnnnnn nnn □□□ nnnn nnnm nnn □nnnn nnn mao □□nnnn nnnnnn nnnnnn nnnnnn nnn nnn nnnnn nmnnnnn nnnn nnn □□□ nnnnnn nnnnnn nnnnnn nnnnnn -------nnnnn nnnn •bowed at least a limit raise in hearts: three plus trum ps and 19-plus highcard points. West led the spade king. East play­ ing the seven to show an even number (a questionable method). After win­ By Phillip A lder ning with her ace. Sokotow led a dia­ mond Weat went in with the ace, of Suppose, having a two-way finesse, course, and switched to her singleton you must find a queen to make your club. D eclarer won with h e r king, contract. Usually, you should delay cashed the diamond queen, and rutted playing that suit for as long as possi­ a diamond with dummy's heart eighL ble. Learn all you can about the distri­ Now declarer called for a spade, which bution of the other three suits before ran to West's 19. Back cams the spadt KI&M hftATMETPNM queen, which South ruffed. H U D W uom A W w r It was lime to work out West's distri­ m A m jm m m ! the trum p suit? Then, if you don’t bution. It seemed that she had started touch the ault, there is a danger the with three spedee, six diamonds and one dub. (Holding two dubs, presum­ eo^m ente will score a cheap ruff. °Tn this deal, though. Tobi Sokolow ably West would have continued that d correctly that she could delay suit when in with the spade I9J If so. ng the crucial decision. It oc­ Wssl had three hearts. Backing her reeding of the deal, Sokolow cashed curred during her team 's victorious march to the Venice Cup title last year her heart ace. then ran the heart jeck. f * 1 la Tunisia Nicely done! 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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 27, 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/cff6ca6f1e520dc20b32080bc8373563.pdf 5310ef38b2de35e3f6003db6db62f5e7 PDF Text Text January 30, 1998 F R ID A Y 50 Cents S an fo rd H erald Serving Sanford, Lake Mary and dominate County alnea 1S0S BOth Year, No. 114 • Sanford, Florida Eldery Th e gift of Ills woman Rallying to scammed build low blood supply l- '/ -TM . S.» ‘ ' i i \■: Prom SUIT Reports WINTER SPR1NOS - A 92yrar old woman has been Identlflrd as a possible victim o f a scam. W inter Springs Police said. According to police reports, the victim , who did not wish to be Identified and who Is legally blind, seeing only shapes, on Dec. 27. 1997 responded to a knock on her door by a man who Identified him self as her great-grandson. The suspect told the victim that he had a check for a relative for $5,600 and the relative was suppose to give him back $186 because he did not owe the relative that much money. The suspect then told the elderly woman that he had to get back to the base and the victim told him she would write a check for the amount. The suspect asked the victim for a bank card, and returned shortly after saying the card didn't work. He then asked for a Master Card. The suspect then drove to Publlx with the victim who wrote him a check for $200. The victim becam e suspicious when the man said he was married and 27 yearsold. The suspect Ignored the victim 's questions and drove with her to a pawn shop where he asked her for her driver's li­ cense and her signature on a piece o f paper. The paper turned out to be a credit card charge slip charged to the Mas­ ter Card she had given him earlier, police said. The suspect drove the elderly woman home and the credit card was returned to her purse. Anyone who la a victim o f this type o f inform ation about this can call W inter Springs Police at 327-1000. I T DAVID FRAZIER Herald Staff W riter______________ WINTER SPR1NOS - A skir­ mish Is being waged over a stretch o f property aptly called Battle Ridge. The W inter Springs C ity Com m ission an­ nexed the 300 acre lot Monday at the regular com m ission m eeting despite protests from the City o f Oviedo, the resi­ dents o f Black Hammock, the local branch o f the Audubon Society and. to a leaser degree, residents o f M cKinley's Mill. Each group had different gripes regarding the developm ent. According to W inter Springs Plannlng/Zontng C oordinator Thom as Grimms, about 260 acres o f the property will be By JEAN A HUGHES Herald S taff W riter SANFORD • What takes about 20 minutes, requires no special expertise and saves lives? The answer Is donating blood. "We have had a very difficult time m eeting the needs o f our hospitals.* said Linda Deckrr. regional coordinator for the Central Florida Blood Bank. January was the highest usage month for 1997, and this January la expected to be the same for 1996. Visitors from the north Increase our popula­ tion during the winter months, and Increased elective surgeries quickly deplete supplies. Occasionally local hospitals have to tem po­ rarily delay elective surgeries when blood be­ comes too scarce. *lt Is up to us.* said Decker. 'B lood com es from only one source-us*. One unit o f donated blood can help up to live people. The blood can be broken down Into plasma, platelets, red cells, white cells, and cryoprrctpttatef helps blood to clot). Very special donors can be baby-pack d o­ nors. These donors must have the very purest blood. One unit o f baby-pack blood can help up to seven premature babies. Decker stressed the Importance o f blood drives sponsored by businesses, schools and P N s b o t o m M Larry K M r M i , p fM iO in T Of AO# b loo d from B ob ParIn Sanford, v f s n SANFORD - Sem inole County Com m issioner Dick Van Der Weide wasn't surprised when he saw the stub o f hla pay­ check on Thursday Pay: Zero. ■Ah," he said this m orning, ‘ she hulled and puffed so much over this she couldn't back t The comm issioner’s pay aeUed by County Clerk o f the Court M aiyanne Morse, who said Van Der W eide had not properly accounted for a county trip to Europe last August. On Jan. 20. Morse warned Van Der W eide she would dock $1,061 from hie Jan. 29 and Feb. 5 paychecks • and she didn't back down. Instead o f getting his usual $870.44 check. Van Der W eide received rip this week. Morse vows to take $210.58 m ote from next .week's check. By this tim e Van Der W eide aaid he expects hla attorney w ill be responding btg tim e. •Uke Vogt Berra once said, 'It ain't over until It'a over.' W ell, this one ain't over.” Van Der W eide went on an economic developm ent trip to the Netherlands and London. He Insists he followed an ttln- fW Lake Mary carnival There m 9 u~ taddy b oa rs to V is Ssmtnota a c s rs m o n y a t R sd C ass st u rry. Front row, from Students M rn scholarships 000 M s la 02 students rec- y— v*e- ry.f rr*t* y v —V— F u .jag*,*- Santiago, V an D e r W eide: ‘It ain’t over until it’s o ve r’ Herald S taff W riter * I M $ss Psvstop, Pags 9A By H UM magic of Teddy bears IN B R IE F The Lake Mary High School carnival w ill continue through 6 p m . Sunday. Also featured during the fund-raising event for Project Graduation Is a m ed a l benefit for the school choir. A "kidnapping' o f local city and county officials w ill benefit 40 choir members who will be traveling this summer to England and France to par­ ticipate In an Am erican C ele­ bration o f Music In Britain. The singers w ill perform at W estm inster Abbey and at a High Mass in Latin at Notre Dame. The Lake Mary Concert Choir is the only school from Florida represented.. The choir was also Included in a com pact disc o f Christm as music d is­ tributed by Disney W orld and narrated by Louis Oossett Jr. preserved for wetlands, and the other 40 acres will be con ­ verted to residential. A ‘ notice o f Intent* Is being sent to the Department of Community A f­ fairs to see if the annexation Is com pliant or non-com pllant with state and local com pre­ hensive plans. The Battle Ridge Company submitted a planned am end­ ment and toning change to Seminole County In 1994. At that time, according to Battle Ridge officials, the county voted for loo low a density to suit their needs. In August 1995. Battle Ridge elected to apply for annexation with the City o f W inter Springs. Under the county. Battle Ridge had to No pay for county commissioner b lood drtvss are . Skirmish waged over Battle Ridge development J S f t * , ' -* 4 prssantsd stuffsd and Roaouo during Elsmsntary Softool, bsrry and Fam Park), and Tkn Qrsnx, BaMffion CNaf Dtefc Van D$r W bM$ entry approved by Econom ic Development M anager Bob Turk and the Econom ic D evel­ opment Com m ission o f Mid Florkta. Morse contends that Van Der Weide was not authorised to go to London, and that he did not provide receipts for hla m eals under the country's travel p o l­ icy. "This la taxpayers' m oney." ahe aaid. *!t's my respon sibil­ ity to account for I t " Van Der W eide aaid the Board o f Com m ies!oners ap- Sex, lies and audiotapes U Jm K a y M aos, W s y n s K arsa y, Students learn the meaning of Teddy bears as new postage stamp is unveiled ■ r H M U O IIM Herald S taff W riter up with postal students showed they cared with . bears during a special presentation Thursday at Red Bug Elem entary School. from the Winter Springe and >erry post 1 students in a the new Teddy unveiling i ' a com m unity The event the II Man nabbed for peering in girl's window ■r>m»w • Q^t f? J V»l a •J £4 *. M jf I —w . W * ’ * ip • i % -* ■. _ Lt ' - T SANFORD - Sem inole County sh eriffs deputies arrested a man Tlicaday c a t ^ ft peering Into the room o f a teen-age girt. Deputy David Nsgowskl charged Bobby Joe B elcher with loitering, prowling and trespass after arresting him for looking Into a teen-age g irl's * ‘ at about l i f t a.m .. U. Jack Cash. According to the sheriffs re­ port, aa faHuy of th* girt 1. he preportiM to go to bed. noticed a shadow paaa by the front window of hts )»«■ * in the southwest part of the county. Upon (briber investiga­ tion, the father sew the man with his hands cupped as If to enhance his ability to ‘ * at that caBed Hi* sheriffa aborts. _ away from the father's porch. When asked what he teas doing there. Belcher said he lived In the area and was walking around. Ha also aaid he was the complainants a n ; >dag was in the house tiyi had not been out all nt^tL The suspect was later identi­ fied by the complainant, ar­ * to the SUBSCRIBE TO TH E SAN FO R D HERALD FOR TH E BEST LOCAL NEW S CO V ER A G E. / (I 4,\ ,k/ ' f jV/# ;:, . • . * i Call 3 2 2 . a s Jr. *. „ t • 1. . Lib 261 1 : . . o i t i t l i l r d �2A - Sanford Herald SJ'Hord Florida Fnda> January 30 W P The ‘Inn’ crowd at the grand opening Hie grand opening celebration of the Lako Mary Hilton Garden Inn dtew a crowd which Included mem­ bers of the Lake Mary Heathrow Chamber ol Commerce On hand are Linda Ray (from loft, front row). Hilton owner. Miko Pfeiffer. Hilton general manager. Helen Pfoifler. Nationwide Insurance. Diane Patker, chamber executive director Drada Hoover, Duane Hoover, Bob Ray (in back) and Cart Ray. Hilton owners. Attending the festivities are Terry Logsdon (from left, left photo) and Steve Crabtll. of the Hil­ ton Hotel Corp.. from the Atlanta o f­ fice. Ingrid Font (right photo) of Pheonbt International Banking Software checks out one of the rooms. m* m ssr - ^ I V v n H*>aW Photos by Denies Monroe A Union and a C on federate aoldier C ivil W a r re-enactm ent staged this weekend S p ecial to th e H erald M O UNT DORA • Rally ‘round the flag boys, tts tim e again for the Battle o f Tow nsend's P la n ­ tation. The live Civil NVar re­ enactm ent w ill be staged S a t­ urday and Sunday at Rennlger's Antique Center, o f! H igh ­ way 441 In Mount Dora. The festival w ill Include b a t­ tles on Saturday, at 2 p.m. and Sunday at 1:30 p.m.. led by C onfederate Gen. Mike Hardy and Union Gen. Larrv Dodd. The encam pm ent opens both days at 10 a.m.. On display will be living history exhibits and a sutlers cam p com plete with cavalry and soldiers In period dress, and full scale artillery. There will be a w eaponry dem onstration and folk music, as well as a relic show and sale. For the more genteel, a Dress Hall. Ladles' Tea and Sunday Church Service are also planned. T i l l s event Is Intended to be very educational for children and adults In the area o f Civil W ar history and A m erica's heritage arts,* said organizer Clay Tow nsend. l l i e price o f adm ission Is $5 for adults, and $1 for children 12 and under. Special a cco m ­ m odations can be m ade for groups o f students Interested In lectures and d em on stra­ tions. For more Inform ation contact Susan at 422-5560. Ringing up $$$ lor Boys Town State Representative Tom Feeney (R-Oveklo) pre­ sented a check this week for $3,300 to Boys Town in Oviedo. Present at Boys Town are Rich Sloan (from left), executive director of the Oviedo Cham­ ber of Commerce; Herb Sheheane, assistant vice president of AT&T; CoSeen and James Belland. family teachers at Boys Town; Kim Culp, director of the Oviedo Boys Town; Rep. Tom Feeney; Oviedo Mayor Mkni Bruce and Councilman Phifcp Hampton. Feeney also presented checks to Teen Transforma­ tion and the Florida United Methodist Children's Home In Deltona. The donations were generated through AT&T at the request of Feeney h i K ImK S T Buy any new 1998 ' Watercraft and m m : OLDI JOHN DAVID BOATWWOHT S a n fin rd H e r a ld "Serving Surtfuid. Like Mary and Seminole County Since 1908" Friday. January 30. 1098 • Vol. 90. No. 114 * Published Tuesday through Friday and Sunday by Repubhc Newspapers. Inc • 300 N French Avs . Sanford. FL 32771 Phone. 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L jffl/ iJ V f # l/ v T n / f/ J 4 ff 1 U U U y : LOCAL NEWS • LOCAL SPORTS • LOCAL EDITORIALS • PEOPLE • POLICE BRIEFS • HEALTH/FITNE8S . LETTERS TO EDITOR . WEATHER Olln John David Boatw right, 61. Country Club C ircle, died Tuesday, Jan. 27. 1998. Mr. Boatwright was bom In C o­ lumbia. S.C. on Nov. 16. 1936. He moved to Central Florida in 1959. Mr. Boatwright was a long distance truck (lilver. 11c served In the U.S. M arines during the Korean conflict. Mr. Boatwright was a Baptist. Survivors Include wife. C aro­ lyn: sons. James Allen. Fitzgerald Ga., John, Sanford. David, Columbia. S.C.; daugh­ ters. Susan Whitman. Tam ara S tu m , both o f Sanford. Ann W hite, Wanda Perry, both o f Columbia. S.C.: sisters. Ellen Hodge. Columbia. S.C., M ary Beasley, Savannah. Oa., Kath­ erine M iller. Columbia. S.C.; nine grandchildren; one great­ grandchild. Brlsson Funeral Home. San­ ford. In charge o f arran ge­ ments. ter. Andrea, Sanford: sons. Jonathan. Longwood. David. A ltam onte Springs; sisters. Alphu Jones. Faye Adams, both o f Charlotte. NC.; brothers. Hoyle. Nathan, both o f C h a r­ lotte. NC.. Elbert. St. P e te r s ­ burg; one gran dch ild. Gnunkow Funeral Hom e, Sanford, In charge o f a r­ rangem ents. IFIWKIIAL •I C R A IG , G LE N N W A L L A C E Mans of Christian Burial for Mr. Glenn Wallace Craig. 71. of Winter Springs, wtio died Wednesday will tie celebrated 11 a.m. Saturday at All Souls Cutlmllc Church with Fr. Hull.ml Trout as Celebrant. In­ terment will be private. Friends may cull ut the church. Suturduy (ruin 10 a.m. until service time. Mr. Craig Is also survived by one daughter lu-law. Jeannette und one grandson. Joyce. Arrange­ ments by Grumkow Funeral Home. 500 E. Airport Hlvd.. San­ ford. FL 32773. 14071 322-3213. '$ & a e m u ISIk e ft CiA N C a rn iv a l C ru ise Lin es, OLCHN WALLACE CRAIG Glenn W allace Craig. 71. M cGregor Road. W inter Springs, died Wednesday, Jan. 28, 1998 st his residence. Mr. Craig was bom In M eck len ­ burg County. NC. In Jan. 18. 1927. He moved to Central Florida In 1967. Mr. Craig was a Senior C h ief In the US Navy. He was a m em ber o f All Souls Catholic Church. Mr. Craig was a member o f Fleet Reserve Association. B. Duke Woody Branch 147. Survivors include wife, Donna. W inter Springs; daugh­ ( . ! K'lr “The Most Popular Cruise Line in Ibc World!" <l|< /*i«s«|tt%%ii in* Hilt i i I ••t |».i \n n mi li*i 'ill il.it Central Florida Cycle & Ski For 4424 NW lldt Si., M u A-l Gakmvttt, FL 32*0* H I4 0 0 4 7 I-7 IS 1 M lw*^/mwxtxi*nlt*r| 245 N. Hwy. 17-92 Longwood, FL 32750 (407) 695-5000 RIDE THE BEST �Sanlofd Herald. Sanford. Florida - Friday, January 30. 1998 ■3A THE LIQUOR STORE Teddy C ontinued from Page 1A a ir victim s o f fire, crim e and accidents. C lose lo 200 stuffed anim als w ere presented to Sem inole County Fire and Rescue. “ Hie leddy bear Is very p o w ­ erful for reducing stress in young children In tniglc situ a­ tions." said school Principal U no Rodrigue/. R o d ligu rz called the joint project, shared by students In second Ihlrd and fourlli grade, a great success. "11ie Ixiys and girls were very Involved and com m itted to Oils project." he said, "and the fire department was very sincere In Ih rlr gratitude for the teddy bears." The Teddy Hear stam p Is part o f the Celebrate the C en ­ tury program, which Is sch ed­ uled to continue through 2000; /Vs part of the program , the IJ.S. Postal Service has asked for public Input In deciding what subjects will be depleted. On Feb. 0 In the nation's capital, the postal service will dedicate 15 stam ps h on oring the I900s and 1f> stam ps lion- Briefs Continued from Page 1A ognlzrd this week din in g a scholarship reception spon ­ sored tiy The Foundation of Sem inole County Public Schools. The students are part ol Ihe Investing In Our Future and Take Slock In Children programs. As part o f the p ro ­ gram s. slu dru ts agree to stay in school until graduation, have good attendance, attain high aeadem le achievem ent and have no suspensions or expulsions In exchange, s tu ­ dent s receive a two to four year scholarship. For In form a­ tion. rail 320 01H1. Irish Am erican essay T h r Irish Am erican Club o f Central Florida Mill sponsor an essay com pel It luu to c o m ­ memorate the 150th ann iver­ sary o f the Great Potato F a m ­ ine o f 1H4H. The com petition Is ojien to all Sem inole County high school students. The w in­ ning student's teacher uttd the student will each receive a ,'tftc Joseph Ross, 35, o f 1120 Florida Ave., Sanford, was a r­ rested W ednesday by Sanford police. Ross was charged with resisting without violence and unlawful alteration o f valid sticker. Ross w as arrested at the above address. Report said that Ross did not stop at a red light and police continuously tried lo pull him over. A rrest­ ing officer Bald that the date on Ross' tag had been scratched off. Am elia Ingram. 42. o f unmown residence, w as arrested \iesday by Sanford police, ngram wus charged with trrsiass on properly oth er than itruclurc/convcyance and p o s ­ session o f drug paraphernalia, ngram w as arrested In the 1600 block o f W est 13th Street, rhe Sanford Q U AD squad made he arTest. 130.1 S A N fO R D AVI EM # r— ' W Hi* aid IK**** i y Jessie Paige, 37, o f unknown I at 13th S I I S A N F O R D • V?? 3804 JEM M j L J j t / m Vine**! Student* « t R ed Bug Lake Elem entary gather fo r the u nveiling o f the Ted dy b eer tlam p. wring Ihe 1910s. Subjects In­ clude the Model T Ford. First W orld Series, Gibson Girl. Grand Canyon. Crayola C ra y ­ ons. George W nsblngton Carver, and Scouting. B allots for public voting on stam p subjects will be able at all post offices. ro p y of Ihe Annie M oore hrou/e sculpture valued at 9200 rat h. Annie Moore, a 15yenr-old girl form Cork. Ir e ­ land. was Ihe first Immigrant processed through Flits Islan d In N rw York Clly. Cash awards will Ire al least $100. T h r title of the essay Is Th e Great Irish Potato Famine: Its Causes and Kneels. Essays are to lie between 750 1.000 words and must Ik* typed and re­ ceived by April 9. For In form a­ tion and an application, call l-irry Furlong at 260-0993, $125 to frocks. Divisions nnd C ategories: Nonfiction (Open/Feature A rti­ cle. Essay /Column. Previously llib lls h rd Article), Fiction lu te m ry Short Story. G enre Short Story, Short/Short, nnd Novrl Chapter), C hildren's Liternlu rr (Short Story, Nonfiction Arttrlc/NonflcHon Hook Chap- ter). Each entry must be accom ­ panied try an official entry form. Contest deadline Is March 15. I99H. For coin p lrte contest guidelines and entry form , send a self-nddressrd, slumped «1 0 (legal envelope to: FFWA Com petition Guidelines, c/o Dana K. Cassell. 1*0 Hox A. North Stratford. NH 03590. W riting com petition Entries (or thr 15th Annual 199H Florida Stale W riting Com pel 11Ion are now l>elng a c ­ cepted by Florida Freelance W riters A ssociation, the s p o n ­ soring organization. Entry Is open to everyone; FFWA inrm Irersblp Is not required. Cush prizes will Ik * awarded to tbe top winners In rucb category, with honorable m en ­ tion certificates for nrurwl liners. Prizes range from there Is sim ply nol any unan­ swered Issues." A ccording to county co m m is­ sioner Grant Muloy. the resi­ dents o f the Hummock are w o r­ ried nbout com prom isin g their current lifestyle In the wake o f city-type developm ent, "ft’s all about population density," said Maloy. l l i e com m issioner a lso said lliat Ihe county did not oppose "voluntary annexation", but the concern was bow far do these city lim its encroach on rural ureas. T h e most en ­ couraging thing lo com e out o f all this Is u future m eeting b e ­ tween county. Oviedo and W in ­ ter Springs to map out a plan on what to do with this pari o f the county," said Maloy. There will be a final vote on Ihe annexation o f tbe property February 9 during the W inter Springs com m ission m eeting. "A year from now, the people o f Black Hamm ock will see this Is the best thing for them." said McLcmore, residence, was arrested T u e s ­ day by Sanford police. Paige was charged with resisting w ithout violence, possession o f Im itation controlled substance and possession o f d iu g p a ra ­ phernalia. Paige w as arrested at Lake Mary Terrace. Paige w as arrested In an area known for drug activity, according lo reports. Crack cccalac arrest Eleanor McGlU. 26. o f 2851 Midway Ave.. Sanford, was a r ­ rested W ednesday by S em in ole County deputies. M cGill was charged with possession o f c o ­ caine and arrested at the c o r­ ner o f State Road 600 and 15th Street. W hen confronted b y officers about a piece o f crack cocaine, M cGill allegedly de­ nied sittin g in the area w here the piece w as found. A rrestin g officer never m entioned to her where he had found the su b­ stance. BrivtH iafrsctipcs 3lenn Joseph. 46. o f unlown residence, was an-ested icsday by Sanford police, iseph was charged with batry and arrested at Lake Mon* Terrace. Joseph a lleged ly jsh ed hts Uve-ln girlfriend In le face and chest. .S WE CASH TAX CHECKS Marvin Knight. 33. o f 118 McKay Blvd., Sanford, was a r ­ rested W ednesday by Sanford police. Knight was charged with operating a m otor vehicle with » can­ celed /suspended/revoked driver's license and arrested at the co m e r o f Country Club Road and Airport Boulevard. Knight was observed sleep in g at the wheel al a stop light. 1950s a va il­ C ontinued From Page IA proved the l/indon trip as well as Ihe Netherlands trip and that he was entitled to $50 per diem for meals on his 10-day trip. In a response to Morse this (List Tuesday, Van Der W elde said Ihe clerk's research was "Inadequate or In com peten t." Tile squabble between the clerk and the co m m issio n er has picked up a num ber o f headlines, hardly pleasing lo other county leaders. They've made no com m ents, allow in g Van Der W elde and Morse to settle on their own. A couple o f weeks ago. Van Der W rid e asked County M an­ ager Gary Kaiser. County A t ­ torney Bob McM illan. E co­ nom ic D evelopm ent M an ager Turk and M anner John J o n es lo be present when he sta led Ills case. At tills session. Van Der W elde produced an Itin er­ ary that Included London. T h is Although Morse bad docked his pay. Van Der W elde w as d e ­ term ined to gel tlie m on ey back. "W e feel good about the position w ere In ." he said a fle r talking lo his attorn ey tills morning. The ball's In our court now ." Ace Hardware. Sanford, sponsors a drive every 50 days. Fifty-six days Is the minimum time a donor must watt b e ­ tween donations. "I think Its Im portant." said Bob Parsell. president o f A ce H ardware as iie hraded for the blood m o ­ bile. "It takes a few minutes o f time and it saves lives". A re began sponsoring drives when an em ployee's baby needed surgery. For m any people the Im portance o f d o ­ nating blood does not becom e No t a n s lfM l W illiam Davison 111. 25. o f 1934 W . 15th St., Sanford, was arrested W ednesday by A lta ­ monte Springs police. Davison was charged with habitual Intfllc offender and arrested at the c o m e r o f Newbury Post Avenue and M agnolia Street. Davison was pulled o ver a fter falling to use h i* left turn sig­ nal. Electronics and Jewelry w ere stolen Tuesday In the 800 block o f North V alencia Court. Total amount o f property s to ­ len: $3,900. A green 96 GMC Jim m y four by four, license plate num ber J Z B 4 11, w as stolen Tuesday In the 300 block o f Tow n Center C ircle. A M itsubishi 19-Inch p o rt­ able co lor television w as stolen Tuesday In the 200 block o f Cedar Avenue. A m icrowave, an Orion V C R and a Q uasar television w ere stolen Tuesday in the 1500 block o f W est 25th Street. T o ­ tal amount o f property stolen: $767. A blue 84 Honda A CC three door, license plate num ber W U 7 4D . w as stolen Tuesday in Ihe 800 block o f North VaJend a Court. A signature cam corder w orth $400 was stolen In the 2700 block o f Ridgewood Avenue. •relDa/w JS-AIM wwwozNTrourronxMXVMULAi 17471 W f Er^oy The R ea l Florida N a tu ra lly “E M j I i _ _ _ ^ -* ™ t o r L a n d in g R lv o r s ld o Q rlllo ! 'R m i F lo o d * * wtiite re la x in g m o u r (ftrtfng ro o m o r o n o u r a p a c to u * daefca ovartoofcn g ttra a o a n e 81. Jo ftn a R tvo rl S l DAILY LUNCH SPECIALS L in litter Selutiler 4 Sunder N U * T HOUR 7u*t fitter *1*11 Leigwti SPECIALTIES B rno *. Fra tfi F n ga rso g C a M l . Fraah O r a m * . Oator. Onaao Sftnrap. t q B ur K ay Lena era. B r a y Saea nera m m n o m turn tiM t f m iic r (At M ms iijt-M ea Bridga), I a 4071 m 330-1612 Florida Boarding School Representative Visits Central Florida A I ti.t . . *. - v . i .., February 4-6 M arriott Courtyard H otel 134 International Parkway H eathrow BloodC o n t l s w d fe w * F a g * LA and organizations. High sch ool drives are very successful a c ­ cording lo flecker. WED. thru SAT. 7:30 P.M. THURS * SAT. NOON: SUN. 1 PM AJ*oS*nufcaS Iran lAsmi BET HARNESS Pompano, Hazol Park, Meadows. Meadowlands, Yonkers JUffi'/Vcs Itinerary was not dated. County C om m issioner Win Adam s said h r w as certain only o f the Netherlands part o f Ihe trip. C om m issioner Grant Maloy said he believed the Um don [xirtlon was approved. "Not only was the triji to Izindon Included bul it was d i­ rected and authorized by (be Board.” Van D rr W elde said. He also said that the tneal money was approved by the Board with a 3 1 vote on Sept. 23. 1997. Van Der W elde a b ­ stained from Ihe vote. "B ow we w err to be reimbursed was un­ derstood by the com m ission to lx* In place for th r trip." he said. B E T J A I-A L A I BET HORSES . Full Card simulcasting Irom FL. CA. KY. NY. PA Pay POLICE BRIEFS RnlttiMf arrat Ui'ttc'iif M o n e y O rd e rs 3 9 c D e v e lo p C oa^nn ed P M * LA settle wltfi one unit per acre, but, under the city, they are allowed one to 3.5 units per nerr. Hattie Ridge C om pan ies. Inc. based out o f W est V irginia Is interested in using the area for single fam ily units, a maximum o f 110 units to b e developed. Grim m s said that c o n c e s ­ sions have been m ade to s a t­ isfy those who have a problem with the developm ent com in g in. "The developer has agreed to deed o ver the w etlands," said Grimms. "And there Is a one- foot buffer along the e a s t­ ern property line to prevent road or utility rxlciislu n s to the east." Grim m s also said that there will be no negative Im ­ pact to density or traffic in the area us well. T h e main issue Is to p re­ serve tbe way o f life In Black Hummock." said W inter Springs City M anager Ronald Me Lem ore. "Aside from that, jU n c f ii/ clear until It lilts close to hom e. Credit Manager Lori Ho wington became actively Involved when her daughter's day care teach er was h osp ita lized with leukemia. She organizes Ace Hardware's blood drives. "It is Important to spread th r word, to encourage others to donate and com panies to sp o n sor drives." said Howtngton. Recipients are not the only ones who benefit. D onors benefit as well. A 'mint ph ysi­ cal' Is conducted. Blood p res­ sure, temperature, pulse. Iron, and cholesterol are checked. Most donors say the good feeling o f know ing you have helped som eonr else Is reason enough. A nyone Interested In m ore Information should contact the Central Florida Blood Bank. Sem inole Branch at 322-0822. Dr. John Harrington, Admission Director in Fort Lauderdale, w ill visit Wednesday afternoon through Friday morning to talk with families interested in considering * nearby boarding school educa­ tion for their sons and daughters. Pine Crest offers a unique combination o f advanced academic preparation for college and an extensive selection o f fine arts, sports, community service and leadership activities. Boarding students in Grades 7-12 come from Florida, 10 other states and 30 countries. Please call Dr. Harrington at the hotel (444-1000) or at the school (954-492-4103) to request information or to arrange for a personal meeting. Pine Crest School 1501 NE 62nd Street Fort Lauderdale 33334 non-discriminatory admission M l HAJIOWAAI M l MJkmDWAMM M l H A M W A JM M l L0NGW00D . Hw y 434 & 427 £ * 339-4883 ^ M l H A f io w m M i ? �■Sanford Herald. Sanford. Florida •Friday January 30. 199A People How to be your own best friend Post Blood Bank C entral Florida Blood Bank Is asking donors o f all types of blood • especially O -type d o ­ nors - to donate at Its Sanford branch. 1302 E. Second St. For inform ation, call 322-0822. TOPS T o r e (Take O ff Founds S en ­ sibly) C hapter #621 m eets every Monday, from 10-11:45 a.m.. at the Sanford A llia n ce Church. 1401 S. Park A ve., Sanford. For Inform ation, call 321-9240. V isitors are w e l­ com e. Rotary C lu b o f Sanford m eets every Monday at noon, at the Marina Motel. S enior activities Lake M ary Seniors Invite anyone 55 years o f older to Join them In tw o w eekly a ctivities on Monday: W ood carvers, from 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. O am es from 1 to 3 p.m .. at the Frank Evans Center. 158 N. County Club Road. Th e Central Florida Ptgcon Fanciers Association meets the third Monday o f eaeh month at the Sctnlnoie County Agricul­ tural Center. 4300’ Orlando Drive. Sanford. For Inform a­ tion. call Art or Jean Anderson at 831-8033. Overeaters A n onym o us S h u ffle b o a rd Th e Sanford Tourist and ShufTlcboard Club practices every Tuesday and Frlduy starting at 1 p.m.. and plays in te r c ity tournam ents every W ednesday. Th ose Interested in playing, learning to play or jo in in g the club m ay call Russ Kllncr. 322-7751, for In form a­ tion . S e n io r e m plo ym ent An em ploym en t program sponsored by A A R P S enior Com m unity Service E m p loy­ ment Program Is held at the Sanford N ational Guard A r ­ mory. 915 E. First St.. M onday through Friday. Interview hours are 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. T eleph on e: 324-6008. Th e program assists seniors. 55 and over, to return to the w ork place. S e w in g C lu b Every Tuesday from 9:30 a.m. to noon, the W O O PIE S ew ing Club gathers at the Lake Mary Senior Center. 158 N. Country Club Road, lo m ake baby clothes, and Item s for nursing hom es as well as Item s for the Christm as store. Th e Item s m ade by the clu b are donated to preem ie babies, nursing hom e residents and gifts for the annual C hristm as store. C a n ce r S u p p o rt Support. Hope and Recovery. S .H A R ., m eets every Monday afternoon at 5 p.m . at Central Florida Regional Hospital In the far com er o f the dining room. This Is a self help sup­ port group for all cancer survi­ vors. whether in treatm ent now or Ankhed with It. C all 3248737 or 322-7785 for m ore tnfonDaHtm ."1' •<■'*’ >•> <*• > •••'!» S e n io r activities i Contract Bridge B ridge‘ players are Invited I to play contract bridge every Monday, at 10:30 a.m ., at the Sanford Senior Center. For In­ form ation. call 322-6326. AARP The W inter Springs C hapter o f AARP m eets the third M on­ day o f the month, at 1:30 p.m .. at the W inter Springs Senior Center o ff Edgemon Avenue. Senior cl turns, 50 and over, are Invited to attend. For Inform ation, call M arian Dolln. 327-7334. Gam blara, Pigeon Fanciers Sanford - Overeaten* A non y­ mous meets every Tuesday, at 10 a.m. In Parish Hall W h lln rr Lounge o f Holy Cross E p is c o ­ pal Church In Sanford. T h r m eetings last about an hour. Th ere are no dues nor fees. Th e only requirem ent lo attend Is the desire to slo p ea tin g com pu lsively. Sanford Rotary *» *.q Tstnim* »• ...... hr*' 10108 meet the Ihlni M onday at 7:00 p.m. at the post hom e. 2644 S. Sanford Ave. families Gamblers Anonym ous and Gam-Anon for fam ily and friends, meet separately M on­ day and Friday (non-sm okers) at 7:30 p.m.. Church o f the Good Shepherd. 331 Lake A ve.. Maitland. For m ore Inform a­ tion. call 236-9206. Narcotica Anonymoua Narcotics Anonym ous m eets Monday at 8 p.m. at the Pres­ byterian House o f G oodw ill. 317 Oak Ave.. Sanford. Historical Commiaaion T h eR U k e M ary H istorical Commission m eets at 7 p.m ., the first Monday o f the month, at the Frank Evans Center. 150 N. Country Club Road. C ontact James Thom pson at 322 9432 for more Inform ation. Practical Nursas The Licensed Practical Nurses Association o f Florida. Inc., m eets the second Monday o f the month at 6:309 p.m . at Kilam ey Baptist Church. 701 Formoeo Ave.. C.E.U. class provided each month. A ll m eetings are open to LPNs and to students and graduate LPNs. For Inform ation call 299-4321. Modalara Club The Sanford A ero M odelers Club meets every third Monday o f the month starting a t 7 p.m .. with the *Model o f the Month* com petition at G reater Sanford Chamber o f Commer ce. 400 E. First SC A ll phases o f R/C model aircraft are presented. The club's flyin g Odd Is located In Sanford. Far m are Inform a­ tion. contact Lee Dorsue at 574-4732. VFW, Auxiliary Veterans o f Foreign W ars and the Ladies Auxiliary o f Sanford Lake Mary Seniors invite anyone 55 years or older to join them In a weekly activity on. Tuesday: A rt. from 9 a.m. to noon, a t the Frank E vans C en­ ter. 156 N. Country Club Road. W eekly Lio n s C lu b The Sanford Lions Club m eets every Tuesday at noon at the Colonial Room In down­ town Sanford. For Inform ation, call Joyce Fitzgerald at 3227544. The community is asked to donate used eyeglasses to the club for Its sight program . Bridge Club Sanford Duplicate Bridge Club m eets at noon each Tues­ day at the G reater Sanford Cham ber o f Commerce, 400 E. First St.. Sanford. Kiw anie C lu b KJwants Club o f C asselberry m eets every Tuesday at 7:30 a.tn., at Denney's on 436 In Casselberry. For Inform ation, call 831-8545. Sanford Seniors The Sanford Senior C itizen s Club m eets the Oral and third Tuesday, at I I a.m ., at the Sanford Senior Center. A bag lunch follow s. Visitors ore w el­ come. For Inform ation, call 322-2353 or 322-8161. Over 50 Club The Over 50 Club m eets the second and fourth Tuesday, at 10:30 a.m ., at the Sanford Senior Center. Seniors are w el­ com e. Conservation Dlatrict The Sem inole Soil ft W ater Conservation District m eets each third Tuesday o f the month at 8 :IS a.m . at the office In Sanford. Call 321-8212. Nar-Anon Nar-Anon. a self-help group for relatives and friends o f ad­ dicts. w ill meet Tuesday at 8 p.m. at Orlando General H ospi­ tal. For more Inform ation, call 869-6364. TO P S Member o f Take O ff Pounds Sensibly. TOPS, invite the public to Join them on Tuesday evenings from 7 to 8 p.m. at the First Christian Church, 1007 Sanford Ave.. Sanford. For more inform ation about the du b. call 321-4464. INvrnty-four years ago. w hen the la w k H ow 7b B e Your O tm lh-sl Friend w as w ritten. It was a time o f great social upheaval and ch an gin g ra llies . Many l>onple w ere dissatisfied with llirlr lives. T h ey m ight not have ta-cn any w orse o ff thnn people r.'file r In d ie 1900s. but they wrnr n o longer ready lo a rcc p t thr boredom , anxiety and m is ­ ery associated w ith life. T h ey wanted more. T h e sam e might la- said o f the 1990 s. U fc Is more con fu sin g and values arc more uncertain than ever. T o ­ day’s stresses and dem ands require n strong, solid sense o f s r lf-w h lc h Is w h at bein g you r own best friend Is all about. In order to be yo u r own best trnnd. you must learn lo seek happiness from w ithin. People v ik in g h appiness outside (h rm s e tv c s -m o rr m oney, a la -ile rjo b . m ore s e x - d o n ‘1 find It becau se tm e conten tm en t find com es from wtthln. You must develop the sam e kind o f tolerant goodw ill, positive a tti­ tude and love tow ard yo u rse lf thal you feel tow ard p eo p le whom you treasure ns friends. Here are som e Ideas for d o in g that. * Leant to give yourself the boundless encouragement, kindly patience and unquali­ fied support that a good p a r­ ent gives h is children. * Forgive yourself when you make m lstakes-and reward yo u rself w hen you d o well. CONSUMER FOCUS ,^ > 1 BARBARA HUGHES/ GREGG * Take responsibility for your feelings. Em otion has an u n d en ia b le -even m y s te rio u s power. Strong negative feelin gs ran a n is e us lo hurt ou rselvrs or oth ers In the heal o f a m o ­ m ent. T o I k* ruled by em otio n s la k rs a heavy loll, m aking in feel weak rather lh an stron g and self-pityin g rather than self-respecting. Recognize lh al you have a right lo you r feello gs -Including the painful and hateful ones. But the d ecision lo a i l on them, clin g to them or lei them pass Is In your power. Rrm cm ber. feelin gs rh an gc and don't last forever. Here are som e su ggestions for learning lo be you r own best friend. * Lift yourself up. dou’t put yourself down. How you feel about you rself Is up lo you. I f you don't like what you do. change It. If you ean 'l change It. accept It with love, under­ standing and com passion . But above all. don't beat up on you rself em otionally. You w ill only succeed In feeling rotten. Pay attention lo the things you say to yourself. Negative selftalk m ay occasionally be helpful, but It ran easily be­ come a habit that leads to low self-esteem . Try to be kind and gracious to yourself. Becom e a good, encouraging person to have by your side. Positive feedback Is em otional selffeeding. and your approval Is key to being s good parent to yourself. * Olvo yoursolf recognition. When It's am azing how many people can rem em ber In vivid, excnid a tin g detail som e terribly painful, em barrassing Incident from yea rs-even decades-past. Learn to use thal sam e am azing memory capacity to rem em ber positive events. tiona. I f you set reasonable goals for you rself and meet them, you’ll have a good reason to like yourself. Such achieve* mrnt leads lo positive self-talk, such as “1 did a good Job...I positive you do emmo through Jbr mo.. J can count on me..." Sm all som ething you're proud of. don't let II pass unnoticed. Pause. Bask In the glow and left you rself that you did w ell, even If no one else does. If you wall for recognition from oth­ ers. y o u l! be resentful when you don't get It. But when we com plim ent ourselves. the positive reinforcem ent Bleys with us. achievem ents like clean in g (h r house or balandng the check­ book can give you a boost If you let you rself savor the suc­ cess of com pleting the Job. Enjoy being In charge o f your­ self. • Oet to know yoorostf bet­ ter. Unreasonable fears, de­ * Be randy to fctglfO your­ sires and fantasies con hinder our self-awareness. Only by honestly understanding our­ selves can w e overcom e ch ar­ acter tralja that block the way o f happiness, self-rrspcct. and success. It's no wonder many people fear success more than (allure. A fter all. If we're suc­ cessful. we won't need others and w e ll be left on our own. Being alone Is a frightening prospect-u n til we realize we can give ourselves the com fort and sustenance we seek from others. self. If you're going to be a best friend and a good parent to yourself, you must be com pas­ sionate. Who would subject her best friend to a life sentence o f recrim ination for opportunities missed and m istakes made? S elf recrim ination Is no better. Strategy: Extract what wisdom you ran from your past experi­ ences. and use It to im prove your perform ance the next tim e. * Avoid asIf Maura. Don't laliel you rself a loser, foot. etc. Don’t give up on your teen son Dear Mary, W e are ready to give up on our 17- year- old son. Hr a l­ ways made very average grades In elem entary and school, but since he has been In high school, they have gone from bad to worse. We Just can't un­ derstand what went wrong with him. Our other two children have never given us a bit o f trouble. The older boy is graduating from an Ivy.League school m u year and the younger child lias only gotten one B since she's been in school. W e've done everything we ran Uitnk o f to help our middle son succeed, but he's not even w illing to Uy to do better at school. Now he's getting m ore h os­ tile with us when we try to talk to him. When he's at hom e, he stays In his room listening lo -v » FAMILY COUNSELOR * • > m v/ MARY BALK t aw ful music. On the week-ends he's, out till a ll hours .w ith, a group o f creeps who are In the early 20s. or over at his g irl­ friend's house w h rrr there Is no adult supervision. W e've given him all the a d ­ vantages we've given the other kids, but he ever has seemed to want lo make anything o f him ­ self. Our older son was an A student In high school and In­ volved In sports. Our daughter able to please the Im portant grown-ups in his life. When kids get trapped Into a cycle o f (allure. Ih eyll quit trying. A fter all. If you don't try you can't really (all. Stop com paring him to his brother and slater Im m ediately. It may be that he's taken up with a group o f losers to save his pride. At least he's a c­ cepted as he Is. In all likelihood the entire fam ily la going to need support In changing your patterns of Interacting. By (his tim e It's unlikely that can all heal thr scars o f all (hat has gone an In the past, but let's hope that you can move toward a healthier future. C all your health care provider (or a refer­ ral to a m arriage and fam ily therapist, psychologist or psy­ chiatrist. just got a leading part In the school play. W e're very proud o f them, but our m iddle son has been a real d isap p oin t­ ment. W e den t know where to turn far help with him. What If your m iddle child gave you his best effort w hile he was a little guy and Just couldn't measure up to your expectations? As you con ­ stantly pushed him to do better and compared 1dm Id his old er brother, he may have gotten discouraged and given up. The same thing could happen at school. When he turned In leas lhan excellent work. It m ay be that his teachers assum ed that he wasn't trying. Unfortunately, If he was doing the beat he could do. It eoukl be very f t sappotntlng to him to never b e ni (A t /;//v/ m a s Bride feels she’s lost control DEAR AHBY: I need lo get some­ thing o ff my chest. Here Is my prob­ lem friends u |mc| hIkhiI not being asked to be mv bndesmaids; family angry about who la giving the bridal shower; being interrogated about why I'm not changing my name; and parents insisting on inviting so many additional guests that we had to reserve a larger reception hall lhan the one Indicated on our invi­ tations. Abby, rarely do people wish us well. It aeetna they just want to con­ trol some aspect o f this event. I am so fed up with this nonsense that I wish we had eloped. We discussed doing that last week — but some o f the guests had already purchased nonrefundsble plane tickets, so we could not In good conscience cancel the wedding. A bby, plea se te ll people whu have th e u ncon trollable urge to meddle and complain about other people's weddings to back off, atay hom e, b ite tb e ir lon gu es, end reserve th eir n egativity for their own Uvea. Speaking fur my fiance and myself, only those who wish to celebrate our Joy and love ehould honor us with their presence on our wedding day. W ISH W ET) ELOPED IN P E N N S YLV A N IA P S. Tttanks for listening. I Teel better already. l AM MAHY CINI MA 10 "her* limits. I accept "her* ehort- The Sanford Pilot Club m eets the Orel and third Tuesday at 7 p m. in the RSVP building on the campus at Sem inole C om ­ munity College. A ll Interested are welcome to attend. DEAR ABBY: I must respond lo *Bent Out o f Shape in San Francis­ co.* A t age 14,1 learned how easy it mi i j o 440 r io r x ) PROPERLY TUNED AND MAINTAINED, 8PRINGPIELD, MO. ijM ie i s m w e i a i e tooo DEAR PBO PBBLT TUNED* is to warm up a car. However, alter 10 years o f marriage, 1 still cant fig­ ure out how to warm up my wife. As for the comparison between woman and m achine: M y car always starts when I want, does what 1 want, as often ae I w ant In return, I keep Tier” dean, polished and properly maintained. I never aak ‘ her’ to do anything beyond search is mere fun thou the tts u u a s a Fee srarytfclag gee 1104*0 i ee see rests to 'fa n ta s tic S a m s LakcMaiy Sanford 3005 W. Lake MuyBlvd. Hwy.17-92 (at Longwoo4/lahe Mary id , (WMMart Plaza, one biodt marWbrUCym) north of Lake Mary Btvd) 328-5100 323*9045 • M A M 9am 6pm n and they provide guidance as people negotiate th eir w ay Pilot Club A srT orr* it e ie r e ie •Motions often reach a fever who araeeeend guessing your choices. It's your day and your ~ 1pravalh l the few er hurt feelings In the wake o f this event, the better 1In the em no««onoiooo aso o o o I would gha My wife's battery a charge If I could Bad it, hut she Isn't talking and I'm still I DEAR WISH W ED ELOPED: That's what I'm here for, and I'm pleased Ural venting your feelings provided relie f from your pre-wedding stress. The reeaon that etiquette boohs are have e lre e d y h e e n m ad e/ j • No Appointment Necessary! JUST FOR KIDS CUT ADULT CUT Excbuiuefy at Fantastic Sam? " W l$2 6 ' * CMitrnt mu ut fmuMtyk. Jn ifn Ssn. or ifm htSj tsO o r I VIMS 1 �Sanford Herald. Sanford. Honda •Friday, January 30. 1096 - SA Religion Couple delivers the message of hope want to Im pact the com m u­ nity. O ur m em bers are m ulti­ cultural and we are In ter­ denom inational. W e are a part o f the AZUSA Fellow ship w ith Bishop Carlton Pearson of Tulsa. Oklahom a w ith H igher dim ensions M in istries." He added that m em bers are active in street evangelism and door knocking and describ ed the people as "p lea sa n t fam ily oriented and G od-orien ted." Also he said," ou r thrust Is to preach the life applications o f the Bible and how the B ible applies to us today.” By BUSAN WERNER Winter camp meeting SANFORD - Rejected S ton e Full Mission Christian NonDenom lnatlonal Church, 3 0 0 M ellonvtlle Ave.. w ill hold Its W inter Cam p M eetings ‘98 t o ­ night and Saturday beginn in g at 7 p.m. nightly. Prayer, praise, restoration, spiritual singing, testim onies, healing and miracles will take place. For m ore Inform ation call Pastor llenjam ln Adam s Jr. at 321-5454. Qoepel jamboree SANFORD - Paolo W esleyan Churrh. 5050 W ayside Dr., will hold a Gospel Jam boree on Saturday, Jan. 31 at 7 p.m , with special guest singers from Nova Scotia and Maine. Coun­ try gospel music will be fe a ­ tured and a puppet show w ill follow . For m ore Inform ation call the church office at 322-6332. Adm ission Is free. Mieelonery Fellowship Day SANFORD - M em bers o f the Rrddlck M em orial First B om Church. Inc. Invite the pu blic to attend their Annual M is­ sionary Fellow ship Day. T h e event will take place at the church, 3155 Kings Rd. (Midway), on Sunday. Feb. I at 3 p.m. H ie gurst speaker for the service will be Elder V irginia W ells o f Sanford T u bem acle o f Prayer. The them e will be 'C hosen Vessels o f G o d ' based on the scripture In John 15:10. For m ore Inform ation call Missionary R. Sheppard at 323-355H. Ordination service SANFORD • Zion Hope M U. Church. 710 Orange A re., w ill ordain M inister Bruce M cC ra y on Sunday. Feb. 15 at 3 p.m . Pastor E.G. CafTey. c o n g re g a ­ tion and Congress No. I will b e In charge o f the service. Th e public Is Invited to at­ tend. Gospel singer at Fire! Baptist Markham Woods LAKE MARY • Fred D aniel. ? whose singing career spans 30-plus years traveling . throughout the United States (17 years with the Sunshine Boys and 13 years with the Blue Ridge Q uartet), w ill be singing during the m orning worship hour. 10:45 a.m .. Sunday. Feb. 1 at First Baptist Church Markham W oods. 5400 Markham Woods Road. Lake M ary. The Sunshine Boys, In 1948 was the first white male gospel group to ever record on the RCA label. W hile with the Sun­ shine Boys, Fred appeared In a series of western movies with the Durango Kid and Sm iley Burnett in the 1950‘s. The Sunshine Boys perform ed the first live television program In the South on WSB-TV In At­ lanta In 1948. They appeared on the first color television program In Canada. They r e ­ corded the first goapel record to aeil over one m illion copies with Red Foley, called ‘ Peace In The Valley.* For several years they perform ed on the ABC national radio network on over 600 radio stations. They appeared on many national television program s, and p er­ formed with other en tertainers Including Jim m y Dean and Louisiana Governor/song w riter Jim m ie Davis. They sang background on Governor Davis’ original recording o f the song. "You Are My Sunshine.* W hen Fred retired from p r o ­ fessional singing, his com bin ed recordings totaled over 2 ,0 0 0 songs Including a Oold R ecord . In 1985. the Sunshine Boys w ere Inducted Into the Coun­ try Music Hall o f Fame; and In 1995. Fred received Southern Gospel Music's highest honor. Th e Living Legend Aw ard. Building dedication LAKE M ARY - On Feb. 1 at 9:30 a.m. Holy Cross Lutheran Church o f Lake M ary w ill dedicate their new 26.000 aq. ft. facility. Th ere w ill be a C ornerstone S ervice at noon p.m. followed by an Open House until 3 p.m. Th e new building com plex consists o f three additional buildings to com plim ent their origin al building that was com pleted In 1987. Th e Holy Cross C on gregation began In 1984 In a rented space on Lake M ary Blvd. T o ­ day the church num bers over 600 people and covers 4 acres next to Sun Trust on Lake Mary Blvd. Th e Holy Cross Preschool and K in dergarten has 120 children and has 3.900 aq. ft. In the new fa cu ­ lty. Holy Cross also has a new adm inistration building and a worship center that seats 4 2 0 people. Holy Cross will continue to have four services each w e e k ­ end with a Saturday even in g service os well as three serv­ ices on Sunday m orning. T h e new facility w ill allow the church to continue to expand thetr program m ing to m eet the needs o f our grow tng com m unity. Pancak* braakfast LAKE MARY - G race U nited Methodist Churrh o f Lake Mary located at 499 N. Coun­ try Club Road In Lake M a ry will host a pancake and sau­ sage breakfast, alon g with a rum m age sale on S atu rday. Feb. 7. Service will be from 8 a.m. until noon. Th e price Is • 3 for all you can e a )r, •' Woman's lunoh • •>l .i SANFORD • W om en are In­ vited to take a break from thetr usual "h o-h u m ' lunch and com e to an In form ative luncheon program each Thursday In February. 12:05 to 12:55 p.m. at the first United M ethodist Church o f Downtown O rlando In the W esley B uilding F ellow sh ip Hall. It Is located at South and Rosalind S treets. Lunch Is $4. Reservations are requested the T u esd ay prior to each luncheon b y calling the church office at 849-6060. FAX 422-6840 or E-Mail at H YPERLINK m a ilto:fu m co6 m aglcn et.n et.ru m co.h tm ! fu m co6 m a glcn et.n et.fu m co.h tml . W « Iova to toll your story The Stu\ford Herald welcom es news about your church activities. But. w e need your help by subm itting Information to us. Requ quests for photo coverage should be made at least three days In advance by calling our office. Your church's pu blicity person should arrange for photo coverage and submit a news release about the event no later than three days follow ing. Our addresa: Th e 8cu\ford Herald, P.O. Bos 1667. Sanford. 32772-1667. or 300 N. French Ave.. Sanford. 32771. Phone: 322-2611. Fare 323-9408. Herald S ta ff W riter SANFORD - Pastors Brian and G all Lane w ork d ilig e n tly with the H ealing W a ter W o r­ ship Center presently m e etin g at the Sanford G arden Club, In Sunland Estates. Th e cou p le recently celebrated thetr s e c ­ ond ann iversary w ith this m inistry and are even fire for the Lords ever b efore. Th e nam e for the ch u rch w as derived from the scriptu re In John 4:14 w hich says. ‘ Indeed the w ater I give him will becom e a spring o f w a te r w elling up to eternal life.’ Also John 7:38 says." He w ho b e ­ lieves In me. as the scrip tu re has said, out o f His heart, s i l l flow rivers o f living w a te r." J * « t t )e B r t s t l t r Lane said, ‘ O ur purpose Is to spread the G ospel, the u lti­ m ate m essage o f hope to a lost and dying world and to m ake d tad pies o f men. w om en and children o f all w alks o f life. O u r purpose also in clu des sharing the Incom parable love o f God am ong the body o f Christ so that w e can e x p e ri­ ence the presence o f God and know Him In a moat In tim ate w ay." He continued by saying. ‘ It Is our vision to see men and wom en built up. edified and matured that they m ay achieve and be all that Cod would have them to be. W e r e ­ alise that the challenges in the body o f Christ are great, yet as w e m inister one to another, w e can cause the w ells w ithin each o f us to be stirred again and again. God has given i s m any spiritual gifts and tal­ ents that we take great p lea s­ ure In sharing. W e are avail­ able to serve and m inister to specific needs In w hatever w ay we can ." Brian and Gall reside In Lake Mary yet feel the word o f God can be shared throughout this area. Th ey meet w ith other Christians on Tuesday evenings from 7 to 8:30 p.m . in addition to the Sunday m orning services at the San­ ford Garden Club at 10:30 a.m. and W ednesdays from 7 to 8:30 p.m. Although the congregation begin and only Brian and Gall Lane, the church now has a m em bership o f 40. "Our heart Is to bring people from all walks o f life and bridge the gap o f races. " he said. ‘ W e As for aa plans for the future he shared that the ch ufch in working toward a d a y d k fa ­ culty. a youth center, a crisis center and a hair salon. "W e want to m eet needs," he aakl. T h e daycare center w ould help with the younger ch ild ren while the youth cen ter would make a place for children to come Instead o f the streets w hile being m inistered to. Th e hair salon would be an op p or­ tunity for young people to f o to school and use skills to benefit them later. W e'd put them through school and In return they would agree to work for us for one year. Th e crisis center would help b e ­ yond the financial needs. For exam ple som eone that had been raped could com e h ere for help." A ll in all Lane summed things up by saying. "Our p er­ sonal vision is to be Instru­ mental In bringing O od's p res­ ence and power to the body o f Christ and to be used aa ves­ sels that win draw those who have never experienced the presence o f Ood m Its kiO- Abortion: It’s the law of the land By DR. WILUAM ROBERT "BOB" F A M E S First Baptist C hurch M arkham W oods Twenty-five years have passed, and the debate over abortion on demand continues in America. After all the rh eto­ ric for these 25 years, much perception on this subject has not filtered Into actuality. There was a Ume when both aides o f the Issue could not get together on "term s." For ex ­ ample. they could not agree If the "baby." ‘ fetus." "m ass." was ‘ alive *1 Someone evidently blended perception with actu­ ality by adm itting that the baby is alive In the womb; oth­ erwise. there Is no case for aborting som ething which has no living existence. If human life does not begin at concep­ tion (fertilization), then there Is no life to abort. Some pro choice leaders adm it that the "baby" In the womb la alive, but that docs not du u igc thetr position on abortion. N either do they care that this la a sci­ entific fact! Those who em phasize the Suprem e Court’s 7-2 decision as constitutional protection o f women's rights, do not recog­ nize that this sam e decision removed constitutional p ro tec­ tion for unborn life! Is not this discrim ination at It's highest? Certainly, aa Am ericans, we should reject racist views as discrim ination. Yet. "at least In m atters o f race, the person being discrim inated against Is already alive and has recourse through the courts. The par­ tially delivered child (o f w hat­ ever color! has no such righ t" (Cal Thom as. LA . Times Syndi­ cate). Human Ufa t Bcrad valua and worth The high value on human life com es from the fact that Ood created mankind In His own Image and likeness. One o f the first laws o f God known to man to the 6th Commandment T h o u shall not kffl* (Ex. 20). From the sacred value o f hu­ man life, there to a clarion call for unconditional love for the unborn. Unconditional m eans without conditions attached! A pro-Ufe person does not gain for vying to save the Uvea o f the unborn ! However, con di­ tions are attached when a d oc­ tor earns $800,000 annually for abardonsi Conditional in­ terest to Atrther Illustrated In the phrase that abortion "should be a decision betw een a woman and her doctor" (which doctor to usually an abortionist selling his serv­ ices). The pro-choice position to pure T*f*i»ntMR>n because the choice only ktvoives one o f the two persons Involved! The unborn nave no choice; yet. I know o f no one (Including m yseif) i f they had a choice at conception lo be b o m or to be aborted, who w ould choose thetr life ip be taken awayl Consistency thou art a jtw sr Both H itler and Stalin w ere responsible for killin g m illions o f Innocent hum an beings. Am erica Is not for this kind o f holocaust. The ‘ Law o f the L an d ' has. however, allow ed the Uvea o f 1.5 m illion babies per year to be snuffed out. D ietrich B onhoeffer was ada­ m antly opposed to the Nazis’ exterm ination o f Jew ish p e o ­ ple and his opposition of aborting the unborn ch ild brought him to expound the Scripture text-Proverbs 31:8: "Speak up for those w ho ca n ­ not speak for them selves, and for the rights o f all the unfor­ tunate." Bonhoeffer said. "D estruction o f the em bryo tn the m other’s w om b to a vio la ­ tion o f the right to live w hich God has bestow ed upon his nascent life...and that to nothing but m u rd er." blood Into thetr brains to keep them alive, much the way Fkisatons did with dogs' heads In the 1950s. ..A ccord in g to the American Journal qf Obstetrics and Gynecology (Jan. 1974), Dr. Bela A. Reach cut hearts out o f aborted babies. Th e hearts kept beating for hours. In 1973. Dr. Reyes o f the U ni­ versity o f Manitoba cut open the skulls o f live babies and studied them. He later k illed the babies by a sharp punc­ ture to the heart. UbtdJ. In the National Examiner. Aug. 19. I960. Dr. M arttl Kekomakl attem pting to Justify live baby experim ents said. "An aborted baby to Just g a r­ bage and that's where It ends up." Tlte conclusion There are laws o f the land that are unjust have been. But-the Laws 'o f God are Just, perfect and pure. W hether one k ills an Innocent child tn the wom b or o t A f the womb, the feet rem ains TOat It to death by prem editated a c­ tion and that to m urder pure and alm plef Ood only knows when the hoteesuat o f abortion w ill end. Principles o f H oly W rit convey to us that Ood wtu not Judge us for felltiM to f a s t a woman the right to kill h er unborn child; how ever, one thing to sure: I f God rem ains Ood (which He w ill). D M na Judgment to Inevitable for taking innocent life. H istory rem inds ua that God does not always "settle H is accounts* tn the month o f January, but "hold an a a little w hile.* Judgment to at hand! Trunk about that! The law of tht land The Supreme Court ruled on January 22. 1973. that the unborn are not human persons protected by The Constitution. This court Judgment was called by a dissenting Judge • "An act o f raw Judicial pow er." Contrary to this court d eci­ sion. scientific feet states that sex to determ ined at concepUon-nuklng It clear that life o f a child (boy or girl) begins at conception. "Before a congressional hearing in April o f 1981. the noted geneticist Dr. H ym le Gordon testified, ‘U to an es­ tablished scientific b et...th a t all life, including human life, begins at conception.’ And the world famous gen eticist Jerom e LeJune declared, T h e feet that after fertilization has taken place a new human has come into being to no longer a m atter of taste opinion' (Norman L. G elsler. Kindred Spelt. Autumn 1998). U w s that keep one from going around killing anim als and throwing them In the garbage, yet allow ing the m urder o f un­ born children and disposing o f them tn trash bins are not only unjust laws but evil and Sa­ tanic! Tht honor of a do* mi nted vtow of lift M ultiple experim ents on live babies treat the life o f a hu­ man as If It were an animal. Tn the wake o f the U.8. Su­ prem e Court tlectoion to le ­ galize abortion on demand. Dr. Peter A J . Adams o f Case W estern Reserve U niversity cut o ff the heads o f 12 tiny babies bom alive by h ysterec­ tomy abortion. He pum ped C S m a L ----- ■* - * ------- B - rtrst Dctpttst L n u rc h ■It R Bark Areas s. $ a s h id «H H M I QJou’te QAieCcowe g SUNDAY 9:15 am Bible (Tkmbien para aduhoa an 10:30 am Morning W< 4:30-pm Diedolsehin Wot 6:00 pm WEDNESDAY 6:30 pm Small Groups for adults, youth, * iul children THURSDAY 3:00 pm ConvaresHimtil English training for adults w i m m * * ' v s v r& f \ x v Let us best the bushes for you. We b rin g the advertiser and the consum er together to meet the needs o f o u r com m unity. Subscribe Today �•A ■Sanford Htrald, Santonl, Florida •Friday. 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(DCormon(Frl) Joy Junction(Sion) PMd Program (Tuo) Gotpol Bill (Wod) Jutl Iho FoeIt (Thu) CDFold Program(Mon) (ASE) Columbo (Mon) Bonocok S (TsPN) Shootmy Sportt America (lion) (HBO) MOV* (Thu) Dvk to ta T U lt P A V m ii W TIM E Lib n aw (NOS11 America With Dennil Wholey (Tuo-Frl) (ILC) Octal Country butt (USA) MOVIE |Tn) -TtoshandOwuT (VH-I) Vldoot 1:3$ (SHOW) MOVIE (Tn) "WAj on lit tlnarh" (TMC)MOVtt(I n| Mortal Tlaur/at' t:SS (DtSN) Dltney Short (TMC) MOV* (Thu) "Iho Oey Mark (TNT) MOV* (Man) Xomamha Su fcun" (WGN) fmfTy Mttl Carta an Drukiati' TRIVIA 0store becoming Captam Kan­ garoo m IKS. Bob Kooohan (4ayod votcpMts Cterabol M down on Howdy CXxxty U lia n a * TWVU niaTurPoa ThoNeelMuiabon Tho Irrsl Mack ganralki Ho Lie WPh LouN (Mon-Thu) U S armed lorcot was Bon|a^JungNn(Ftj Opyoy A Oo- mb! O. DavM Be. (IB40) Tho krai 2 X S ^ i!r T ^ r T IsmaN gonoral wak ClUaboPi P. IdyWl-N (rTobT(Mrg Slaughiti (Tua) Condi Slaton took (Wad) Nancy Harmon kd Proram (Mon) :iy ° ^ A (TK‘l u P"***' i o*u>tn al Rail :lGraal Chat! olHewek(Mon FIT) Greet Chela al Pm Wartd MoMblfkrk (1070). TRIVIA Oursig Bio tones run* ol Parry Union and imratOt, Raymond Burr made more Ian 20 tnp* lo visit U S konncomon m Korea ond Vietnam TRIVIA Tha farsl kvo eprtoOo oI Rbc aeoOFeb B. 1002 ThaFoacom­ edy starring Chariot S. Dutton dsbUodAug 24.1H1. Hman C r«g (Wod) DonaM nuL TV (Tuofrl) PaM Pro­ Man) MOV* (Tue) Uy Favonw hu) "The Cenanun K*T TaNbocfc Uvt (AMC) MOV* (Tua) *T1 (HMoi BtaeytaBar (Frt) MOV* (Wad) "Sebrna’ O BoM and kw BoauUhk ab Keeping Up Appearance! (Frl) Florida Face M face (Wad) Tony Brown e Journal (Thu) «B Beverly HkNkAee * ) M.BJ.(Fil) Ike bi Pie Word(Mon) Bukdbig Mack! (Tue) Jtokah Jew all (Wod) Bki Bright (Thu) • IMeLeitone TitklTWC-To l* U ly kwVmipEw B rflig S w i nriwus Eabalki NArWRaaltlmte >aa»UL,;lC r i (AMI CaryOr.nl llU ink ^ n w n u H a a ^ K ioi^ o iitw r B jA T T X T timVSBIBSB? »r’Tlbl<r ~ U w IIm Um I [wnwry i!i'i(IIT2.B^i^o)BwruRo*LB4h HTVlUBiUwoi B a g a fc J 1 IrCjAUUa' rE"iifflagB5 'W . I M �January 30. 1998 F R ID A Y Sanford Herald S p o r t s TH E W EEK PREP A TH L E T IC S Games o f the Week You *re no s p o rts fa n i f yo u sim . .. Bj JEFF BERLIN1CKE llrra ld S ta ff W riter Jan. 30: Oviado at Lake H ow ­ ell, boys baskatball, 7:30 p.m. T h e b lu e s t gam e o f th e reg u la r season Is fin a lly h e re . Lake H o w ell coach S teve Kohn even a d ­ m itted e a rlie r th is w eek a fter the S ilv e r H aw ks sq u ea k ed past Lake M ary th at his team a n a th e e n tire sch ool w as c o n c e n ­ tra tin g o n ly on O vied o . Last tim e th ey b a ttled w as th ree w eek s a go at O vied o w h en the Lions w ip ed ou t a h u ge e a rly L ake H ow ell lead to pu ll It out on a Jum per w ith five secon d s rem a in in g. T h e team s look the sam e th is tim e. O vied o clin eh e d th e co n fe re n ce and d is ­ tric t title so th e gam e Isn 't qu iet as Im p o r­ tan t as It Is fo r Lake H ow ell w h ich Is Jock­ ey in g for p la y o ff p o sitio n . O vied o's B rad C om bes has b een p la y in g g rea t as o f la te an d S eth F ow ler. J oh n H a r­ p er and th e rest o f th e O vied o ga n g c re a te s on e o f th e b est team ch em istries an yw h ere. T h e S ilv e r H aw k s w ere ran k ed fou rth In tire sta te e a rlie r th is season and m ay b e the h ottest team In th e cou n ty. R yan S m ith an d R eggie K ohn a rc th e k eys to tn c gam e. G et th ere ea rly , th ou gh . T n c p la ce sh ou ld b e p a ck ed . O vied o has th e b est tra v e lin g c o n tin g e n t arou n d an d Lake H ow ell w ants som e Lions' blood . Jan. 30: Saminola at Laka Brantlay, boys baskatball, 7:30 p.m . T h is rem a tch co u ld b e very In te re s tin g . A rro w F orce V I overca m e a b ig d e fic it to w in a stra n ge gam e e a rlie r th is m on th an d th e P a trio ts w ill b e lo o k in g fo r rev en g e on th eir h om e co u rt as th e tw o tea m s p re p a re fo r th e u p co m in g d is tric t tou rn a m en ts. S em in ole Is a w e ll b a la n ced squ ad th at has b een p la y in g ve ry w e ll o f la te and u su ­ a lly g e ts good p lay ou t o f Z ek e S e y m o re . M equ al B ush. D aryl R ed d in g. B J . P ra tt a n a C orn eliu s B lu e. B ra n tley Is try in g to reb ou n d from a slow m id d le o f th e season a fte r a hot sta rt. T h e P a trio ts u su a lly fo llo w th e lead o f D rew M o rga n . Deja Vu in girls 6A-3 Lake M ary, Lym an meet in rematch of 1997 finale By TOUT DsBORMIBR llrra ld correspon d en t OVIEDO _ W henever the u n d e­ feated No. I-ranked team In the state la scheduled to play, the pos­ sibility o f a blowout exists. On Thursday night at Oviedo High School, the undefeated and No. I-ranked Lake Mary Rams w ere scheduled to play In the sem ifinals o f the QA-Dlstrlct 3 girls* basketball tournam ent. And w hile a blowout did occur, It didn't Involve the Rams, w ho elim inated the Lake H owell S ilver Hawks, 47-27. It was the Lyman O rryh ou n ds who posted a lopsided victory Thursday, slapping a 30-polnt 3 p o ln t shellacking on the host Ov1 edo Lions. 03-33. quarter, when the Rams outscored the challengers. 13-4. Lauren Bradley led Lake M a ry with 13 points. M ary Leah Sutton added nine w hile Ashlee Ballance contributed eight. Th e only Lake Howell player to score m ore than four points was <BA-9, Pag* 9B 6A-DI9TRICT 9 GIRLS' RAMS 47. SILVER HAWKS 97 **n (97) Walt* 0 0 0 0. M ean 2 0 0 4. Kanr 4 0-0 I I . Marlines 0 0 0 O. Condlln 1 OO X r.lUrtxi I OO 2. ISsxa I OO 2. Head 0 2-3 2. Ilu m 0 3-4 3. h J U rk O O O 0. OrtuO OO (X Kirby 0 OO 0. Wattare 0 OO 0. Curovtr 0 I2 I Total* 0 O H 27. Lak* Mary (47) W m U U O O O 0. IVdru I 2 2 4. Dale 2 1-2 9. Kmdrk k I 0 0 2. Mans 3 OO 0. Muaatr 0 0 0 0. lUlUnrr 3 2-3 S. Harbour 0 OO a S u ll.*i3 3 4 0 llradlry 9 3 4 13. Total*' IS 11-19 47 Lake Mary 127-0) and Lyman (22-0) w ill meet Saturday night at 7:30 p.m. In the district finals at Oviedo lltgh School. Th e Junior varsity district cham pionship gam e will be played prior to that at 0 p.m. A fter scram bling from behind to defeat DeLand W ednesday, the Lake Howell Silver Hawks cam e Thursday night determ in ed not make It easy for Lake M ary to ad­ vance to the district title gam e. Em ploying a piece o f strategy that drew unfavorable com m en ts from the fans. Lake Howell held the ball, som etim es for nearly two minutes, before running Its o f­ fense. W hat It lacked In aesth etic value. It more than m ade up for In effectiveness. After one quarter, the Silver Hawks trailed by Just four points. 11-7. At halftim e, the deficit w as eight. 17-B. But any hope o f a Lake H owell upset slipped array In the third Laks H m O Laka Mary 7 2 4 14.97 It S 19 14.47 Three pntnt Aetd goal* . lake lloweil 3 1 Kane 31 learn kail* . Lake llowetl 12: Laks Mary 10 ruulrd uul . lake Howell. GlUron Trt hrUrul lout* . None Krrordt _ take How­ ell 17-14: Lake Mary 270. GREYHOUNDS 69. UOWS 99 Oris4o (99) MrUemaitl 0 0 0 0. MrCown 0 OO a Jutm*ti*i 2 7 H II. Hunt 0 OO 0. Tucket 0 0 0 0. IIruk 0 0 2 0. Humus I OO X Ckmbigrr 2 OO fl. Cotton 4 0-3 I I . Calkin 0 OO 0. Smiley 0 0 0 0. T. IVUy I 1-2 3. IL IVlIy 0 0 0 0. Totals 10 S -l9 33 Lyaisa (S3) Kan 0 OO 0. Cleveland 0 OO 0. C Crus 0 2 2 2. X Crus I OO 2. Oant 3 1-2 S. South 6 0 0 12. M Ilk key 7 OO I*, a lltrkcy 1 10 12 14. Guktry I OO 2. Ilergenake I 2 3 4. TUckrr 0 0 0 0. Totals: 21 19- IS S3 I I 10 10 3 .9 9 14 *7 10 IB . S3 Hvre-pnuii llrtd goal* . CMedo S (Cotlun 3 Clontngrr 21. Lyman 6 (M Hickey 9. Oant 11 Tram tnub . Oviedo 20. Lrman IB. fouled uut . None. TrthrUral fouia . None. Heron!* . Oviedo 22-7: Lyman 23-4. Ths H c k a y sistsrs, M e g h a m s (knsetm g) and to s o o rs 17 points In a 27 point ss co n d qua rise a s Lym an i 3 3 . m ths s a m A nWa o< S is C la s s SA-Dtatrlct 3 Girls'- O vtsd o, 63- boys make school history Jan. 30: Laka Mary at Laks Brantlay, girls socosr, 7:30 p.m . W h ile th e gam e Is a n o n -co n feren ce m atch u p , th ese tw o p ow erh ou ses w ill b e lo o k in g fo r a p s y ch o lo g ic a l a d va n ta ge h ea d in g tow a rd th e d is tric t tou rn a m en ts. T h e Ram s, ran k ed N o. 3 in th e sta te, a re co m in g o ff a b ig roa d w in a t L ake H ow ell on W ed n esd a y, b u t sh ou ld h ave no tro u b le In g e ttin g u p fo r th e ir b a ck y a rd riva ls. Jan. 30: Clasa OA-Distrtot 6 ssmifinals, girls' baskatball at Daytona Baaeh-Malnland, • p.m . T h e S em in ole H igh S ch ool g irls team o f h ead co a ch S y lv e s te r W yn n b eg in s p la y In tou rn a m en t to n ig h t an d a w in w ou ld n ot o n ly a d va n ce th em to T u es d a y 's ch a m p io n ­ sh ip gam e, b u t w ou ld a lso assu re th e F ig h tin g S em ln o les o f a sp ot In th e re g io n a l to u rn a m en t. S em in ole Is led b y S h am elk a S to k es, Felicia H en d erson . T a m a ra Q llc h rls t and Fc W inston Jam as ( M l ) a corsd 22 points and putted down 14 ••bounds and Brian Brown (right) sd d a d ) • points a a i w Win- Springs b o y s basfcstbaM taam won Its first a v a r WINTER SPRINGS _ Last night, the W inter Springs High School boys' basketball team w oo Its first home game In school history, crushing Taylor High School from Pierson. 73-43. T h e kids were very happy. W e arc getting better as the year p ro ­ p o s e s . These last five gam es have given them confidence.” W inter Springs coach Jim Hogan said. The Bears Jumped out to s b ig lead in the first quarter scoring 35 points. At half-tim e. W inter Springs w ss vs. 73-43, o v e r Pterson-Taytor Thurw tey night. ------ Oviedo boys rout Flagler «a rfb i Palm Coast in soccer For th e secon d stra ig h t y ea r, the R am s d G reyh ou n d s w ill m eet to see w h o Is th e itrte t ch a m p io n a n d w h o p la ys a t h om e th e firs t rou n d o f th e reg io n a l tou m a ent n ex t w e e k . . . , u . No. 1 sta te -ra n k ed L ake M ary (27-0) Is aking fo r a retu rn trip to th e S tate T o u rim en t in L a k ela n d to ta k e ca re o f som e ifln ls h e d b u sin ess. T h e R am s, co a ch ed b y ir l B raw n, a re le d b y th e Ju nior trip o f iu ien B ra d ley. A sh toe B alla n ce an d M a ry a h S u tton . Lym an (2 2 -6 ). m ea n w h ile, w ill be lo o k in g n u p set to g a in a d d ed re s p e c t I f th ey can L a k e M ary. T h e G reyh ou n d s, u n d er coach Bruce Bonaventure. are led by the Hickey twins. Meghannc and Brtanne. Nekeiaha Smith and Kira Oant. F O R T H E B E S T Oats w ith helped out on ti in OVIEDO . The No. 8 state-ranked Oviedo boys' soccer team showed the difference between Class QA and Class 5A Thursday night as they blanked the state's No. 7 ranked SA team Flagler Palm Coast from Bunnell, 8-0. at John C ourier Field. “We really played w ell,” aaid Oviedo coach Joe Avsllone. T h e y (Palm Coast) have a very good team. W e Just jum ped all over them right from the start.” Justin Cook again led the way as he pumped in four goals and also added a pair o f assists. The leading scorer in Central Florida now has 36 goals an the — Don Dyke chipped In with two apsis, w h is V ictor Psnoa and Mike a f t e r C O V E R A G E 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 E R A L D D A I L Y �I - Santord Hsrskt. Santord. Honda •Friday. January 3 0 .1MB IN B R IE F Resolution Dream Mile set ASA Umpire’s Clinic LAKE LA K E MARY M ARY ._ The T h e Lake M aty Track Club has announced that the Fourth Annual Lake Mary Track Club Resolution Dream Mile w ill be held at Lake Mary High School's Don T. Reynolds Stadium on Saturday. January 31. The event Is for runners, or walkers I f you w ish, both male and fem ale, o f all ages. Proceeds from the event will go to help the Lake Mary track teams and AAU runners for the Lake Mary Track Club In the summer. The winner o f each race, both male and fem ale, w ill receive a medal, while the next four runners, both male and fem ale. In each race w ill be awarded ribbons. The schedule to as follow s: • 8 a.m. _ Registration. • 8:30 a.m. _ Mole and fem ale mile walkers. • 9 a.m. _ 8-Undcr. boys/girls. 880-run. • 9:15 a.m. _ 9-10 boys and girts m ile run. • 9:30 a.m. _ 12-12 boys and girls m ile run. • 9:45 a.m. _ 13-14 boys and girls m ile run. • 10 a.m. _ 15-16 boys and gtris m ile run. • 10:15 a.m. _ 17-18 boys/gtrts m ile run. • 10:30 a.m. _ 19-29 male/female m ile run. • 10:45 a.m. _ 30-39 male/female m ile run. • 11 a.m. _ 40-49 m ale/female mile run. • 11:15 a.m. _ r<0-Over male/female m ile. Awards will be given out after each race. To pre-register send $3. name, age. whether m ale or fem ale, to 1048 West 46 A. Lake Mary. Florida 32746. For m ore Inform ation, call Michael Gibson at H 4 0 7 ) 333-2370. Bayhaad tennis classes SANFORD _ Bayhead Racquet Club w ill be holding beginner. Interm ediate, and advanced tennis classes at the following times: • Beginners and Interm ediates _ Tuesday. Thursday and Friday: 4:30 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. • Beginners and Interm ediate Beginners _ Tuesday and Thursday: 3 JO p.m. to 4:30 p.m. • Beginners. Interm ediate and Advanced _ Tuesday and Thursday. 6:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. • Tournam ent level players (state and nation­ ally ranked players) _ dally. 4:30 p.m. to 7 p.m. FO R EST CITY _ Th e M etro Orlando A SA Soft boll Association will be holding an um pire's clinic for new and returning um pires on January 31st and February 1st at Forest C ity Elem entary S chool. T h e clinic w ill begin at 8 a.m. both days. Call Virgil at 774-9898 for more Inform ation. Bowling Tournament LONGW OOD _ Th e 38th Annual Men's S em i­ nole Bowling A ssociation Tournam ent will be held February 7. 8. 14 and 15 at Longwood AMF. Sanford Babe Ruth algnupa SANFORD _ Th e City o f Sanford R ecreation Departm ent la signing up players for the up­ com in g Babe Ruth Baseball season and girls' softball season at the Downtown Youth C enter In Sanford City H all. Leagues will be offered for boys and girls ages four to 18. Those leagues Include T-B all. Pee W ee. Bam bino (10-12). Prep (13). Babe Ruth (14-15). Senior Babe Ruth (16-18) and girls sod ball. T h e Prep League Is new this year for 13-yearolds aw{y. Th is w ill make the Jump from B a m ­ bino to Babe Ruth sm oother and will allow the 13-year-olds to ge l used to the longer bases and get m ore playing tim e. Cost to register is $20. I f you have any questions, please call T o m Kelly at 330-5697. Sanford Little League SANFORD _ Sanford Little League w ill be holding a last chance registration day for the upcoming Spring Baseball and Softball season this weekend at (he Sanford WalMart. Tim es w ill from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. on both Saturday and Sunday. First time players w ill need to bring birth cer­ tificate and proof o f residency. For questions or Inform ation call 805-9334. Demolition Derby, Mattress Smash and $2,000 to win Orange Blossom 100 on weekend FASCAR schedule BfTHLO _ Last w eek's action at Orlando SpeedW arid was rained o u t so the final even before the repaving starts w ill be the TNN N a­ tionally Televised DemotiOon Derby tonight. Also on tonight's card w ill be the Aral attem pt at a World Record where a driver wtH b y to crash through w alls o f 100 m attresses and box springs set up around the track. There w ill be no regular racing. The repaving project w ill begin on Sunday and raring should resum e In March. Orlando SpeedW arid la located 10 m ik e eest o f Orlando an Highway 80 at the 530 cutoff. Gates open a t 6 p.m . w ith rarin g action starting at 8 p nNEW SMYRNA SPEEDWAY SAMSULA _ New Sm yrna Speedway w ifi boat the Late M odel O range Blo ssom 100 this Saturit and the 32nd Annual W orld Series o f Stock C ar Raring la run from February The ton 13 finishers in the $3,000 to w in O r ange Bios so n 100 w ill have a chance a t the road quest to C harlotte. An added attraction w ill be A lice 'G ran n y' Tatro sa vin g a s o fficia l •tarter. In addition to the Orange Blossom 100. the other regular racing divisions, Limited Late Model. Modified. Sportsm an. Bombers and RunA-Bouts w ill race heats and features. In racing (ram January 24th: Late Models _ David Rogers made his trium­ phant return to NSS by easily putting M s TM Ranch Monte C arlo into Victory Lane. B obby McClelland had a good run to take second and Tony Newsom claim ed third. Com pleting the top m achine. W ayne Parker. J eff BcoAeld. Ricky W ood and Randy Meeker rounded out the top five. S p ortsm an . Randy Hecker came back to win the Sportsman feature in his $62 Speedway PONY Baseball registration Spring Slow pltch S oftb a ll Season at Red Bug Lake Park. 3600 Red Bug Lake Road. The 10 week season starts the w eek o f Febru­ a r y 16th and will cost $310 ($285 league lee. $25 A SA fee). ATTENTION WOMEN SOFTBALL PLATERS _ Red Bug Park Is now offering league play for women players on Monday night. Registration begins Monday and ploy begins on February 16. The 10 week season will cost $285 plus a $25 ASA fee. For more Information please call 695-7113. Adult Church Basketball Girls' wrestling tournaments SANFORD _ T h e Sanford Recreation D epart­ ment is registerin g team s for an Adult Church Polar Bear B asketball League at the Downtown Youth Center, lower level o f Sanford City H all. Fellowship, either a no fast break or a slow break league, and Com petitive leagues are bein g planned. Call 330-5697 for m ore Inform ation. ALTAM ONTE SPRINGS _ Lake Brantley High School and roach Kevin Carpenger are pleased to announce a W om en's Invitational W restling Tournam ent In association with the Sem lnnlr County W om en's W restling Program . The tournament will take place at Lake Bran­ tley High School on February 20th. Call Carpenger at (407) 320-3070 for more d e ­ tails. Longwood Baba Ruth LONGW OOD _ Th e Longwood Babe Ruth Baseball League will be having sign-ups for the Spring Season th is S aturday. Tim es will be from 9 a.m. to I p.m. All sign ­ ups will be held at Longwood's Candy land Park located on Grant Street (o ff o f S.R. 434). Registration Is open to all children ages five to 17. Playing divisions are T-B all (5-6). R ook ies (7-8). Minora (9-10). Majors (11-12). Prep (13). Babe Ruth (14-15) and Senior (16-17). Tryouts are set for January 31st for new p la y ­ ers or those w ho did not play In the Fall P r o ­ gram. Th e Sprin g Season will start around March I and end tn mid-May. excluding p o st­ season tournam ents. For additional Inform ation p ira te call W arren Brown (Player Agent) at 331-6786 or Lisa BanIon (President) at 339-8584. Oviedo alumni bate ball OVIEDO _ Th e O viedo Baseball Team would like to Invite a ll form er players to the First A n ­ nua) Alum ni Baseball G am e on Saturday. Janu ­ ary 31st at 1 p.m. Th e gam e w ill be played at M lklrr Field. Oviedo's hom e field, nam ed for the Lions' legen ­ dary coach Paul Mlkler. A ll Interested form er players should contact coach Krnne Brown at 320-4192. The cost for this event to $25 per player. A ll proceeds go tow ards the O HS B aseball program . waterfowl rule change ORLANDO _ To com ply with changes In thr statew ide waterfowl rules and elim inate con fu ­ sion In the hunting brochure, the rule for In v it­ ing In thr Emerulda Marsh Type II W ildlife Management Area has been revised. Hunters who possess a special hunting per­ mit for the Emerulda Marsh Type II W M A ran hunt on th r first and last day. every W ednesday. Saturday and Sunday o f the season. Th e per­ mits are available through the Tax Collector Of­ fices o f Lake. Orange. Marlon and Volusia coun­ ties. The duck and coot season at Die Emrrnld.i Marsh Type II W M A will end on January 20lh. with a youth hunt scheduled for January 24th. Volusia Speedway Park HARUERVILLE _ Th e NASCAR All-Pro Series will kirk o ff the 1996 Series oil February Hth at the All New Volusia Speedw ay l*ark during Speed weeks. Drivers from across the nation will be on hand to provide exciting racing on the fast 3/8's-m lle Asphalt Track. During th r offseason Owner/Operator Dirk Murphy made the decision to change thr two tracks at the form er Volusia County Speedway. The 1/2-mile asphalt w as changed to a dirt track and th r dirt track Is now a 3/8-m llr a s phqlt track.____________________________ 6A-3*■ 1 ft * * . V I . •• • , . m f» K ftrry KdheV who tom e off also In the. top five." the bench to toaa in 11 points Mini Stock _ Bob Daale cam e back with a • Including three three-point strong car and took the wtn over Terry Cady. field fo a ls • all In the fourth Ronnie W atson. Ted Vulptus and Bob Ooff. quarter. Bombers . Rich CtouM r continued to dom i­ Thursday's nightcap was e x ­ nate, leading every lap. Mike Peppier m ade a pected to be one o f the most hard charge for second, followed by J eff Shaffer matchups o f the Not on|y <Hd the have nearly Iden tical (Oviedo cam e tn at 22an at 21-6), but they tied far the second in the tournam ent. Lythe No. 3 BfTHLO . Test and Ifcn s Is held every Wednesday night from $ p a . to 10 p.m. a t O r lando SoeedW orid. Coat is $20. which la good for driver and two crewmen In the pita only. _ Sem inole County Is regis­ tering teams until February 8th for their Men's M v t i v u n i s _ w itn ute sp rin g uaseuaii s e a ­ son ready to get started. S em in ole PO N Y B a se­ ball w ill hold Sprin g Registration this Saturday at the Sem inole PONY Baseball C om plex on County Road 419. one m ile east o f highway 1792 n ear W inter Springs. All boys and girls ages five to 16 are encour­ aged to sign up In (h e upstairs office o f the Sem inole PONY Clubhouse from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. each Saturday. If you are new to PONY Baseball you will need a copy o f you r birth certlflcale to register. Som e registration fees have been reduced In the you nger age groups. • Call 323-5570 lor m ore Inform ation. up 34-30 and w ell on Us way to victory. The win would not have been possible without W inston Jam es who had 23 potato and 14 rebounds. Brian Brown chipped in 18 potato and four three-pointers and Chip K irby coin toss. poth teams showed the rf■fceto p f-the "win or the seas, son's over* pressure in the firstquarter. turning the ball m ore often than not and struggling to find their respective shoot­ ing touch. In the second quarter, the Greyhounds dropped a bom b • throe o f them , actually • on the Liens. M eghanne H ickey pulled the trigger, launching a trio o f three-pointers to spark a 27-10 breakout. Her sister. Brianne, added eight tn the quarter. Th e score was never closer than J S - l f i points th r rest o f r , m 'rgtiaiine' H ipliry fUUyhrd with 19 w hile Brianne h w H ld . N rkrlsha Sm ith chipped tn with 12 w hile Kim Oant added eight. Mary Lou Johnston and Shannon Cotton each had 1 1 points for Oviedo, Seven o f Johnston's cam e on free throws w hile Cotton tossed In three three-point field goals. Ingrid C lon ln grr had two treys for six points. ken kern'§ Transmission is Back! the wtn to Jerry Symons In the Kelly Sanford Youth hoops hits mid-season Pram mam m y arts ■ ■ . ■. i . SANFORD _ The Sanford Recreation D epa rt mm ! Youth Fall Baskrthall League platted w eek num ber ftve with IS gam es at both the Dan Pelham O ym natorium at Sanford M iddle School and a t Sem inole Trin ity Christian School at the Church o f Ood o f Sanford last Saturday. In the K lndergaiten-through-Second G rade DM stsn (a t Sem inole Trinity), the Lakers edged the Heat, 17-13: and the Critics trim m ed the B u is, 7-2. In the Third-through-Fourth Grade Dhrlover the Hornets; and the M agic Im proved to 3-2 with a 13-8 trium ph over the RockTrinity), the Raptors dumped the W izards. 10-2: and the Kings crushed the C lippers. 30-8. In the Fifth-through-Sixth Grade D M Won (at Dan Pelham ), the Ptotooa ran paat the Nets. 30-16; and the Spurs won their first gam e. 18-16, over the Knicks. In the Seventh-through-Eighth O rade Dtvtstou (at Dan Pelham), the Bucks nipped the Pacers, 25-21: and the Hawks outacored the Soolca. 40-35. in thy prim e Tim e League (at Dan Felham). Ltagaurd rem ained undefeated w ith • 2-0 forfeit from GartreQ: Bradley Un­ proved to 4 - 0 by blitstng Sdlea 8 0 - 3 2 : and Oreenwood la k es M iddle School No. 1 won the battle o f O reenw ood Lakes. 5 0 4 8 . over No. 2. in the High League (at Dan Pciham ), Georgetown bounced back from a lose to thump Duka. $2-37; and Kansas rem ained undefeated by crushing North Carolina. $5-6. fr«tn January 17: j gs-through-4: f t * Jam cdu“ * Bu“* 22. Rockets 6; M agic H o rreto 11 GUIs' League:* Kings 14. W izards 6; Rap­ tors 16, Clippers 8. r, m •4: Jazz 5-0; 3-2: Hor0-5. Olrta: Kings 34 ); Raptors 2-1: W izards 12; C lipper* 0-3. Nets 4-1; Pistons 4-1: S p u n 1-4. 7-through-8: Hawka 4-0; Bucks 3-2; Sonlcs 2-3; P a cer* 0-4. Prime Tim e League: Ltagaurd 5-0; Bradley 4-1; Oreenwood U ltra No. 1 3-2: Oreenwood Lakes No. 2 2-3: O artrell 0-5: Stiles 0-5. High School League: Kansas 3-0; Georgetown 2-1: Duke 1-2: North Carolina 0-3. The iik iiM i toe tomorrow In AT - “ T 111 H U B FT OSSETIAN K-through-2: 8:30 a.m. Celtics vs. Heat: 9:30 sun. _ Bulla va. Laker*. 3-through-4: . 10:30 a.m. _ Jazz v Magic; 11:30 amt. _ H ornets va. Rockets. Girts League: 12:30 pun. _ C llpp w%SSBaaS>A ST S-through-6: 8:30 a.m . . Nets vs. Spurs: 9:30 a m _ Platons vs. Knicks. 7-through-B: 10:30 i a . Bucks vm. i i nr rr :^ t i �Sanford HartW. Sanford, Florida - Friday, January 30, IB M -S B Youth Legal Notices N O Tie i op M ia ■ Hawks; 11:30 a.tn. _ Pacers trm. Sonlcs. Prime Tim e League: 1 p.m . . G reenwood Lakea No. 1 vs. Bradley; 2 : IB p.m. _ Ungaurd vs. Greenwood Lakea No. 2: 3:30 p.m . _ Gar* trell vs. Stiles. High School League: 5 p.m . _ North C arolina vs. Georgetown: 6: IB p.m . _ Duke vs. Kansas. im o o o ia J A ffU A S T 17 LAKX KS 32, C SLTIC 3 3 4. TMala: 7 4-19 10. goate _ Bucks 1 (Oullcy). LakSSS (3 D _ Thocnaa Paladino 4. Myter Neal 39. Brian Doakhard I. Brandon Fort 3. MarCathora Banka I. TMala: 14 4-7 33. Cattlsa (D _ Stephen Parrtah l. ( M r _____n I. Ryan ' | I, Kehtn Robtnaon 3. E rft Kean 9. TM ala:!1 4 4 1 BULLS 18, B E A T 4 Mm (4 ) _ Nathan WlUrtt 4. TMala: 9 0 4 4 B a d s ( I D . Champka Edward* I . flcny Wisgtn* 1. Jarvta W laina 4. Dcmrtrtua Driancey 3 TMala: S 9-0 13. JAJTUAKT 34 CELTICS 7, BULLS 3 ___ i (D _ Dcmetriua Dalanccy I. Chria TMala: 0 3 4 1 O sW s s (T J _ Stephen Pantah CMVPI 1. Crick Naan I. KaMn DoMnacn X TMala: 3 9-11 7. •m m (MVH 1. X B 2 - Tbtala: S 5-9 17 B S M ( I D . Cortnthtn Freeney 4. he* FUSer IMVF1 X Ttwvtua Mathla I tala: 4 S-13 IX I. T lWUletl |. To- slAMUABT 17 JAM S3, BOCBET3 3 Jaaa (3D _ Mark Layton 7. Anthony Andcraon IX O ref Hardy X TMala: S 4-4 33. Bsahsts (D _ John Salro I. KaahdVahot X Dam* X Total* 3 3-1 1 MAGIC 13, BOBMBTS 11 (1 1 ) . Harold Daniel* X Ore* Batosont X X Total* B I 4 I I . --------------- _ i (ID _ Mck Dontlla 3. X Ocorf* Kaalcy Jr. X TMala.- 7 3 4 IX JAMUABTS4 «IA33 18, DODBBTB 3 l(ID _ Mark Layton X Anthony Anderaon (MVP1 X DaJarett Hay** I. Wafter l i f t X Total* 4 B-7 IX tWVTl X TMat* 4 I -3 x ' 1 MAGIC 18. DOCDBTBB _ ( I D . Jama* Baa* I. Jr. M VP) X Darwsaoua SnaS X TMala: B 9 4 19. f c t l t h ( D _ Kaamr Vaftft (MVP) X Total* 9 4 4 X JAffUABT 17 14, VI3ABBB 8 ( I D . M aty W lSniai X Mary, I toward X . X TMala: f 0 4 IX i Mafor X TMala: 9 9 4 X 7 9-tt IX IB 0 4 90 Loflal Nottct* UfliI Motto** Pursuant to Florida Butuls 7t j .r t t u n to w iw o . i*c. win Mil on Fob. *Oth. 1 IH 01 t:00 am . at MO « . C.N. 4*7. Longwood. Florida SI7I0. •altar roMTTOt tho right to bid. •old a* la. No warranty, tailor guarani*** no titlo. Torma cash. 1144 Chatty 101AW t»I4(M 7*0M 1417 Plymouth 1PIMB1IC4HDM1M1 Publish: January X . I M t OEM-242 �Sanford Herald. Sanford. FtontU * Friday January JO 1996 23— Lost & Found C L A S S IF IE D A D S LOST Rauh*e4to« Main neu lorad, had hind tog 25th & 0*1 lake Mary ltd Anwar* to Rocky Ptnate caX 322 H90 Orlando - Winter Park 407/831-9993 Seminole 4 07 / 322-2 611 27— Nursery & Child Care PRIVATE PARTY RATES CLASSIFIED DEPT HOURS • 00 A M. • 5D0 P M M0N0AT thru H coesecsttve tteitt M r a imi .... M l H IM T cpsitcuthrt 11met .11 M l flat 3 coei»c«trv« Umts 1 Him ........................ SI 421 in* R tlti i n f t ' itsvt. b in d cn 3 Ii m i • 1 Lin*I Minimum FRIDAY CLOSED SATURDAY S SUNDAY ALL HOURS 10 yr* nip m CtllM devetopment Rant ram* mnaii met Fun play room 321-0513 EXP. CHILD CARt GIVER Accepting i s yt old* at my home Aftnoon. evening*, wkend* A overrules locatnd nnar Ik Mary BNd RnawmaMa Ram* 263 5634 tv met* NOW ACCEPTING MARTA S DAYCARE (Laf'y * loo' Pro School LAKE MARY LtC *594 7 322-0094 SchertAng may n U M Law Mary LI* It *w comot an atkhhonai at, Carvel alien you get ivstXls Pay ori*ylor Ouyt your M runt *t r««* namoa Uw M desorption lot laxtoxt IM M Copy moM Won acceptable typogtnprncal kym -Commercial frequency ixtoi am xvetxbto 55— Business Opportunities DEADLINES Tuesday thru Froay 12 Noon In* Day Oetote PilJhcation Simply 12 Noon r relay ADJUSTMENTS AND CREDITS: In me event ol an art or In an ad. the Sanford Herald will be reeponelble lor the flret Insertion only and only loth* extent ol the cost ol that Ineertlon. Ptaaae check your ed lor accuracy the ttrel day tt run*. BEST Home Bu*lne»t out thorn It you are xenons about making money ml no *ol ol prod, no nv. no risk Cat 262 3320 IMAGINE a* me time and mon ay you want totaXy debt Iron Doing a part tune from home If* real (4071245 9559 55— Business Opportunities 'U a le K t iK C C th a t peel s p e c ia l in a cage. th e 6 - lin e w ork { — rtc J a q , if fp e c ia l a [—J e r a l d fo i- do and to N e llie on th e VENOMO: LAZY PERSON S OREAM FEW HOURS.BIG 99 Free Brochure 1 800 820-6792 op WORK FROM HOME No cotl for tuppke*. earn to 9360wt makmg brae *344*** Ext *4* 59— Financial Services ijo u r ERASE SAD CREDIT LEGALLY tor lust 92100 Mar chncMno to CALYPSO-1454 H Lakemont Ave. vweer Park. FL 32792 ou t h o lid a y . 'n D e p a rtm e n t Q th 0 *0 7 ) W TIRED ol Demg turned down lor credt? Learn where to obtem pie best dean-credit card*. *m bus loan*, debt consoUdalion Rales a* low as S 9 V no an­ nual tee*, etc H * W Enterpnses 323 1996 tn ° 61 Money to Lend b e fo r e and ATTN HOMEOWNERS Borrow Ut.000 • 9100AO Too Many M**T -Pay oft hqyt xetrod w o II 2 6 II BE A MEDICAL ASSISTANT. As a Medical Assistant with an Associate of Science degree you wi* he*> prepare patient* lor examination*, cdnduct import ant tests and perhaps even ass 1st in minor surgery Its a re warding career it you like help mg other, •ftty Of EvenmgCtasso* •Financial Ard Ax Thtrse HT*> Ou*«y •riraduife PUceroert Assis­ tance Can today1 407 *31 9118 City College 853 East Hwy 436. ste 700 Casselberry, FL 32707 Senior*! Paid Training For High W ig** (407) 923-1330 E it 221 Senior Resource Alliance FUNDED BY THE DEPARTMENT O f ELDER AFFAIRS 71— Help Wanted ARE YOU t MOTIVATE DT Wo are looking lor the bed TMseitown 9300 phi* weekly. PT hour, Fid work envvonCat Monday only 8 11 323-2070 NOW HIRING F7T S P/T lor a Max* MamMac luring plant In Sanlord Post tons are available on all shifts. Pace a* tier Personnel *1 330-2*11 or 130-tSSS Account Activator* New Sweepelahe* Company •910 HfPlue Cash Bonus*** •Paid weekly* F/T d*y*-P/T eve** CeM Tom **2-0*11. 71— Help Wanted 71— Help Wanted CHRISTIAN MILLIONAIRE E*rn more 9'* wkly than mo*t peopto earn aa mo. 170-0901 MERRY MAIDS HIRING Car A Insurance Needed Weekends FREE 3115266 LA B O R READY 0 1 EXP PHONE PERSON Needed m the DeBary oilice 99 00 hr-Stariing base pay No sales no quota * Incoming A outgning call, to set up .sppwntments *41-0*90 (BUI) DENTAL ASSISTANT Long Term-Short Term Tamp To HV* A BETTER JOB FOR VOU1 Just Car Never a Fee' HELP Personnel *29-**** A national cleaning company ha* a md ahemoon »Mt ava«abN Pieisa apply at Saar* Marchers*** pickup at the SemnoN Town Cema> Mai *Home Improvement* ‘ Apply by phona/24 hr Approval •No E m m Rewired £ AO CARRIMfta, INC. - Hume Weeny’ * Lay Over plan' ■Ert'i Slap Pay■401K RetvemenF ‘Hearrh Insurance-Vacation Pay' •Rider Program* ‘ SatekN Equd' t y» OTR eip ,’Ciata A COL req PNea* Cal lam to 5pm 1*00874 9050 Mon Fn Only EOE ARE YOU DEPENDABLE AND HONEST? He*i «dh housekeepng busmets Start pan ten* and wort ixM Phone, tram ponakon and references requred Cl ave. Sanford. FL 32771_______ DISHWASHERS FTiPT |7/hr Apply in person *1 lurgmo'* Pasta and Steak House 120 Inn Pkwy Heathrow __ ___ Hiring IHAME BENDER tor Marine Canvas operation. Radi­ al arm saw erp. req. Have a COL tor jfe ia -H it._____ HEADLINE RECEPTIONISTS Prnfessimai A tad paced medi cal oilice vt Heathrow n looking lor an eip receptionist duties vetoed heavy phone enmputert/ed scheduling Med Mgr a Pto* Multi task position Cal All Medical Personnel tor Nitnmt .i’e appt 407-896-19*9 IF YOU WANT MORE FROM A JOB THAN A PAYCHECK, ____ CALL 322-42*5._______ Independent GIN Catalog/ party plan ilrantuky* Process order* from home Ready cash For startup tutt time member«Np lee. MAIL 930 00 cheeUmo to CAIVPSO VARIETY, 1454 N Lakemont Ay*. Waiter Park. F L 7 ?W . LABOR FORCE Staffing Services CUSTOM ER C O O R D I­ N A T O R • TrmpHve 96 00' HR No keamg • good telephone Ikes and dau entry MR* - Ml delivery appt* tor nakonal henlure A appliance retailer 2 309pm. M F. akemalmg weekend* Winter Part M A C H IN E PARTS IN ­ SPECTO R • TempHve 9* 00 tv Warehouse, torsi,ft abN to read edgier* * microm­ eter*. hgh test gauge* larratur mspeclon lechruque* A in­ ventory control AbN Ml up 50 to* MF 7 00 *m 3 30 pm Longwocid area oroAfA, m fSatw iteH M7112 O R D E R P U L L E R ■ Tamw Hue National children * book diitrtouloi seeking mdnr ml HS or GEO Dependable abN lo read A write m Engush atmrty to wort we« wI other* A Mt up 10 20 to* M F. 7 30 am-4 pm Oreat benefit* package1Longwood *««**«0*000000000660 Ca* today tor an veennew apprvnimenl Phone 931 5226 Fai 6112919 710 E Altamonte Dr *1003 Alt Spring*. FL 32701 LABOR RfTE'130-341* OpenmQ tor Mdt f f l g r ml van LABORER tor a partvig tor and maintenance company Oood pay and benefit* Ce* Mtaay CMLD CARS needed *i my u Mary home Mar -Apr 5-7«m MThur Mud have vakd FDL Cal lor data** sn-O Biteve* r u t rw iln ixii M M L A B O R E R S NEEDED FOR UNOtRO ROUND UTILITY CONTRACTOR M A in t i CNAs 17Open 7 1 For F/T, P/T S an cel Mkiri be CtM7* 7-0500 HEALTHCAMSI Mr off 21 Personals 199*1 Money, romance A New Job? Get me Scoop! A s k Y our P s y c h ie t 1(900) *35-0026 Sit *634 that to t* we Ssrv4f R1R MMSM ‘PRODUCTION •Winter Park *12 Hour Shffls/NlQhts 'CUSTOMER SERVICE -30-35 Hours per week •Flexible schedules Join ut for our O PEN H O U S E Saturdays, throughout January, Sam-Noon 601 Dog Track Road, Longwood caM QPC (407) 260-6066 No Fee EOE I "SB5PTI6M Irving ex counatbng * mediJ GIFT OF LIFE M N tM 4 » 21 ' WAREHOUSE -Shipp'fl/Receiv'fl -Order Pullers •Forklift exp a ♦ •Various locations •Various shifts Mud have exp. own tool* A toad Floor feed aNo needed ilit hr endk* Klround u ee Baggage deeivCuetomer Mrvce*nch■kngNlan*) agantarRetueNrs •Secieey “Antmel Camle 9900week •Mud kw* enenaNW/a kaei ♦AWHFerMMUHIIhr Al thtodCiroenenced preterreowakaei •LacaPCompanybuck •FOR Au. OF TOUR S10J6 TO START Ftong 30 podkont bv 02/119* No ai*x lor Mo •864111 DAYCARS HBUNG POSITION OPEN FOR: CIRCULAIION/DISTRIBUTION ASSISTANT CMI Mdedy 921-7*39 Tha loaoemg potmon* IV. a* much or a* MtN a* you want, wensnaaiae A AT A r * New Home Bated Buwne** Program 93B6636 M E C H A N IC N E E D E D The Housing Authority ol the City of Sanford N seeking ahghfy espenenced MamNnance Mechanic to be re«ponBbte lor pettot itsng duawf car­ pentry. piumbmo. masonry or housing devOtopmonM SaNry bated on experience and dixi job descnpBon avaiabto upon roquad. Appkcabona wR be taken at toe meet Oftee n CatCourt untx 600 p m . February 12. 1999 The Hauaiag AuBtarttya( toa CRyair * ------ -OtiARTMANO^r art F/T 11-7 LFN- The Sanford Hereto is currsntly accepting sppficstions ALONE? FL'a Dating Bureau lor SENIORS, Ettab 1977.14--------------CvpU Want* You! OontCetobrato VstonrxwsDey tor • part-tm* drculAtion/dtsTnoLrtion Assistant. Ihs ktoel applicant wfl have past sxpshancs Incirculationor distribution processes. Ini*rested carxMttss should submit a resume or apply in parson el 300 N. French Ave., Sanford, FL 32771 Atonal M TELLER CiedK Umon #*> pro­ faned. Lafca Mary area Fax reauma to 44M. Aak tor Deeaor of Mr* J or apply within *0 Norm \/ i m iajt*3*,*it*i Ogamyed, P/T could toad to fid kme phone fete* Computer mud Fax one-paga 407-321-679* P/T Cadvor/TaNttoono iU k HI S 322-4470 P A R T -T IM E H E L P E R Mud have transportation Light houMkaepmg Cooking A care tor ekferiy toBx Cal 349 5033 PAYOFF CMRBTMAS DEBTS 9100 a TO ItROY WEEKLY STUFFING ENVELOPES RUSH SASETO 2tst CENTURY MARKETV4G DEPT 13 PO BOX 2942 DELANO FL 32720 PAYROLL/ACCOUNTING CUERK Santoro area Pad Tvne M-F Mud have erpenenc# Ca* 329 06H or fei retume to 321■ It* PHONE PROS Salary • comm • bonus F/T or P/T Relaxed atmo»ph#i*-*mohngok Oebbw or Mka 767 WTO PORTER vt downtown Orlando area Clean appearance, drug free Fad diet Ce* Mleay s u ­ it* t FINANCE COORDINATOR Applications are now bang tak­ en tor the position ol Finance Coonhnator The w ikBad work organisation. mvohnng tweat l prepan eon. ammakon. analyst* and vena cakon of financial account, and fiscal record* Thw position i* responabN to too ta c u t w ®rector or htatat dewgne* tor ft> performance Bachelor’s dtgme. Gov accosxthng experience preferred, rrtrd bo poetess a vaito a w * APPLICATION •Bruary 1E, 1MB. *4 6 pj«L The H *M M * AkdBoHfe of Mb cay «d P O Bsi Larg* Sanford Conparve* aeekmg asaempfert and production worker* Start lodty. any iftdL gred opporiurtty Vfe offer banefet. great pay and ^oaRt opporiurvhex Contact COOLS TAFF at 330-77*8 tor more totor- Computor or ) reqwed Apply at Environmental A*. 601 Cootco Way. Santord 122419* er I n LAKE MARY ^ r MuM A* taws *er*4 Mt*| H M 0 4 M . ta1M ?aSm M .F L K771 A E A R N F D R TRULY NOLAN Pest Control now fining Satoi Inipeeior* lor Seminole * Voto*>a Co Great benefits 9 company vehicle provided Apply 3422 S Orlan­ do Or. Sartlord WAREHOUSE----- PO SiT ioN T SHIPPING. RECEIVING. PICK­ ING. PACKING AND WARE­ HOUSING • RECOTON COR­ PORATION. tha nation * toad mg electronic accessories, has Immedtsto opening* m it, Lake Mary taesmek tor 1st and 2nd shift warehouse Hours available 7 00am 3 30pm, a 00am 4 30pm and 4 00pm 12 30am Mud be able to kft a nvnvnum ol 50 to, on a contnuou* basis ForkMt experience preferred Starting rate 95 75 Id shift. 95 95 2nd shift " Mud pass math tod Appfy m person at 2950 Lake Emma Road, Lake Mary FL COE. WELDER MQiTIg exp a mud F/T Good pay benefits DFWP 2991592 N o w H irin g fo r S e m in o le C o u n ty Sate* AstocuM* Assjstints Fu* Tvne t PariTWne 91A p e rtm e n ta / H o m e e to S h are LAKE MARY - Cfhc m race area itOGYxk • sec met uNt Call 323 5237 tv paq» 444 6596 93— Rooms For Rent 'frswf E.R(BNS4i)(NnOS WEEKLY RENTALS Starting B |7T/wk tkdonc Downtown 330-4421 CsN our 24 hr Job Lint todiy* EFFlOtNCY t-400-71Iwioes ) 1 Fringe • T74-7T70 COE 323*00* R IG H T H AN D MAN FURRMHEO ROOMS-AI uMt met laurvyy phone, and M usd 943 990a week 324-4955 Meade 75 w o rte r* daily. *98 sign on bonus la new *m- LK MARY SAN/ORD 17 Fe­ male preferred 9* nego tor RB Ca* 302-77*1 leave m fuxgr t Hr* pey to t o w n . 'Open I am •01 Dogback R*. Longwood 260-61*• 95— Roommate Wanted ROOFERS eipenenced only HELFERS nwnvnum 1* year* old no experience necessary Mud have rekabw da4y trantporiahon C N I3224417 S2 R O B M r^ rO R M R O N L ^ am mbbbm . m aataM . Ca* Loon el 303-3*31 S A LE S 99 Apertmanta Unfurnished No axp necessary We wd trim you to earn I2540K • your fed year tefeig a trm e t everyone need* Leeds provided, bene­ fit* Ca* Turf Mattel to* inter­ view 321-4529 SALES RBP-Wmcd Benda 925K 935tCyetr Ful benefit* peg Cal *30-4700 EARN PULL-TIME PAY FOR PARTTIME WORKIII — "-U h rrtD TN4E— W " •100 oR First months tons 31344*7 or 3214122 APARTMENT LOCATOR Emd ehal you are kxkmq tor Nororefeo. M A R IN E R 8 V IL L A G E LAKE AOS 1BOOM SX'OtoO 2BORM U.DtXI ANDue 3288670 ROW LEA VILLA* t n M ecfef • WHHWwtsfi HUO OKAY *07-32*4*31 ROUTE CARRIER Ettabhdied Route* Newspa­ per dtkvery lor Santord Area Earn' money etui# taking a l the county Apply in SANTORO HiRALO 28* N French Avenue. BECURITV OFFICER JOB med A Unarmed l A Aaeec. *34-7*44 SEWING MACH OPERATORS SANFORD Good I N Spohess 2/t heat t av hoca-cci* pako * yard Kid* pets ok 9415 mo • 9300TO*p **6464*___________ 100— Condominium neniete ‘OROfl/T) Pm* Rtogs Club IS3Smt0 MAKEOA Corp Reeitar i large Santoro companie* Cur­ rently seeking wemduai* wan mdustnal sewing mechme and apreadw cutler exp 103— House aUnfumiehed TS W • OREAT RAY • MON-FRL Ft • HOURLY M V IT SanfoTO area t P/T M F Cal 328-0*** are *ub|*ci to Federal Fee Mousmg Act. makes 4 (togd to advenes protorsnee, toKauxi or enmnaaon based an rec*. or. iphgwn. m s . henaxep. me arty dtscar la- When you can own pus 3 bWm homo mi G64A. new pax* A car­ pet? Am about HUO home*) BUY A N l W i Bl D R O O M 1 BATH H O M l FOR LESS T H A N RENTI NG roeuwa m 22141**-___________ CBy el Santord. Ftortd* to tog an (EnghwvSpervth) and oral commune ahon to Ctwfefefei mud bo to wort varied hour* Appecabont taken Mon-Thur*. *0 0 am-1200 Noon and 300 pm 500 p* a* Bt* mdn oRoe at ary 13. INS. Tlw HastoAxg AxWxatRy aia«a City *4“ --------4 IJ flA * Sttect yourMat *» a U PALMPOINT, SANFORD Mo. W . 0*1* * 7 3 , 9 3 0 MCLUOMO LOT L e t Y ou r D s ts -U n e I (407) 869-0444 >uk MOLLY M A C S F/T * M F ‘ 94 m . WM TYdn. a67-7974MI Highway 17-92 Oeflary Fton da. Drug Free Werikplac*. 1(900) 2*S-9203 ex*. 2330 H u h IX mmiwwTSTwnKG h/ /v' \ / S PRODUCTION WORKERS We have positions available EASY PUSH BUTTON FINE RE­ LEASE. L x . 34 yn Exp. Chooee tram over 50.000 design*. Urn) It. Free e*L Quatoy guaranieed 9044*54011 or 407-324-3I9S ‘ B40USTRULL' WarehouM General Labor Machinist, Mod powborn offer to# chance tor fu* hme-hee Cal tor more (do or to KtoeduN an mme date appt. EOE 71— Help Wanted CUSTOMER SERVICE REP Get vt on the ground fk»< ol a last paced nationwide company Labor Ready seek* a person who is hard working, computer kterale. tieubte and a team player to work In a busy office ri Sanford Excellent growth po Mnlie! mm company Great ben­ efit*. including 401 k and stock purchase plan Send retume lo Labor Ready. Attn Branch Manager. 1552/1554 S French Ave, Santord FL 32771 or lax to 407-323 5797 EOE Please contact CORC STAFF 330-77** tor an i l nl; I'n); Ul 11\l ' I It 11 l\i Are. 322-1 The Reserve, Network, a rwcngnired daltrg Indudry Nader n recnxtng lor vanout entry level to advanced office and indu-Jnal oppixtixvtie* torou/iout toe Central Florida area Ttv» tot lowvg is yist a tamping ol available poaaion* •OFFICE* Customer Service Data Entrt Adnvnislratnre Suppori Front Desk Attendant 9920 00 REFERRAL BO*fU**A qucMy Bey * Se* Tuppem em . FT PT EARN A CAR. Free Tramng Great 99 FNi.hr* 32I-4421 A NEW YEAR • A NEW CAREER! !o to Oa*y w ertD a*y^y hkfi Now hiring eipenenced COOKS, SERVICERS A DISHWASH­ ERS. Top pay. paid vacation* a!Mr 1 year Medical benefit* »nd a Drug Free Wort place 4650 E SR 46 West Sanford 407-130-7779 A 3770 Oriartdo Or 17-92-Sanford, 407-321 -*30* DENNY'S RESTAURANT. OFFICE Win tram Must have pleasing personality A transportation Seed resume to 217 S Oak EM PLO YM ENT O P P O R T U N IT IE S ••e*a*eweee#e*•*•*•* WORK FROM HOME making wooden frame* Earn to 93*4/ wk Ca* *30 9444 ext E 45 to ta l. g e t o r r e ft. an j J_ake «ir h f- e b r u a r ij tb e VENDING ROUTE DRIVER Joel the Snack Time Vending team lop pay 4 benefit* Mutt have dean MvR A stab*, wort history Start 5 15 am, MF Longwood Can 332 9769 th e $ 1 5 .0 0 w a ij ip u e d it io n ? \ / a le n t in e f C lo ffip ie J f\ J o o n o n l^ te r r ific b e fo r e (^ a ll 13th in LIKE WORKING WITH PEOPLE? 7 1 — H o lp W a n t e d Prepaid Phone Card Route 92900 00 A wee* potential 800-357-04911 m er- r e n tim e n t {— e h ru a rq |__ ip o how [D t a q w ill a p p e a r 5 c , n P ° T,d M f T ’ ij ro m eon c \ / c tle n lin e t Y ou r a rt Tki f Opnn your own maid service Earn 920 922.hr l cam tha w erect* from ma tounrtnr ol one ol the largest mard l e n m m the nation and classes now turning 3] 1-*243 TfCetM^e* ? T e ll ’& 70— Education & Training F U L L -TIIV 1 E P A R T -T IfV IE Ca// to 899 if you qualify for this opportunity to own a now homo. * 4 0 7 -1 3 W 7 1 3 * P A Y W O R K e* satos pne* of |71J*0 aUttkEfiAtoMlOyrt.AFftSl* i POSmON OPEN FOR: ADVERTISING REPRESENTATIVE Lbt thb Sanford Herald ClassHtods do *H thb wort for you! Sailing, hir­ ing or any naad youhava. Call 322-2611 rupts person with integrity end antwiisan nssdsd to cW on eccoirts tor tos Sanford Hsrsid and Lake Mary Us. This is an ■outstoa' position wkh face-to-facs salss. Previous sales experience preferred. Cel 322-2611 or ma) resume to: T h t Sanford Harold noodt C A R R IE R S for established routes In the Sanford area. All you need Is dependable transportation, organize* tionel skills and afternoon availability In order to begin a great new job! POSITIONS AVAILABLE NOW! Apply In Ptrton a t lh s : LAKE MARY ^ r M .6 M 1 N 7 * ,R 1*771 A 300 N. French Avt. ■ enfold , F L ro m c i ro r R e tire d P e rs o n a CELEBRITY CIPHER by Lute Cempoe i N N O I N R I U V T C B O I V U ’ H V M H Z V T . T U E W J E M J • W U C H W P In c o m e ! W H U I T U C V C H M M H M P H A M D A P . ' - K V M F B W T . PREVIOUS SOLUTION: I f * always nice to b# appreciated **PBcto3y wtt*6 you a n *SB atom.* — Bob Dylan et***arNCA.toc ao �Sanford Harold, Sanford. Florida •Friday. January 30. 1098 - SB 103— HousesUnfurnlshed 105— Duplex/Trlplex to ttfr* ict u0 n,t i f»m*f »4oo COUNTY 2/1 HIOOEN LAKE ESTATES a? blinds WO. sern patio g*r. CM/A JTOa-mo Wilson Monty B96 1200H1 *700 BY OWNER Financing aMe Sanford Area TRIPLEX 422 EAST 5th Street For more info Call Stuart 1-600*640-4444 LAKE MARY Clean. 2 bdrm. near school WO hoot-up CH A Quiet area S4MV(kscount Inveatora Realty 774*5615 107— Mobile Hornet For Rent HISTORICAL AREA CIOSWto trans . 1/1, Minn lut. h* rm . S90MMWI. 1300 O p 322 6955 ELDER SPRV4QS oil SR 4272 Bdrm« Starting • MVwk . HTVrtap 333-1444 LAAF MARY 3/1 rck u n . CHA urge fenced yard IK Mary schools Ref required 16Mmo ♦ $650tec rlep 1 304 466 1370 SANTORO 4/1 S MSO mo . M M te c dap CHA. acr pch WSpa. Great rm. wpool table • lire place No pals' 323-722* SANTORO 2/1 Cony Irraton MOO mo XMAS O-vount Ret req 321*6757 STENSTROM RENTALS CASSELBERRY 372 Carport icm pch. CHA taootaoo MELLONVILLE 3/2 S.ng gar tv A lam rm». Uund rm hrdwo Art ig comer lot 1721/1700 SANTORO 3/1 7amrty room carport, fncd yard M00/M00 SANTORO 2/2 Duplet CHA Nee carpet 6 parol 1440/1350 JM DOYLE (407) 322*3420 WE NEED HOUSES TO RENT 114— Warehoute/Rental Space WAREHOUSE SPACE 6.000 aq N mi 600 eq 6 a» eond often Dock height A drive m 223 phai^^oor^Mrkvv^MOOM^^ 117— Commercial Rentala LEASE Prime showtoom A narehouae 110 070 tq K SR 441 frontage 407 57S 2500 Sanford Herald claaaifieda have served over 1 mil­ lion customer*!!! 117— Commercial Rentala Longwood. 17-92 Itfmo FREE 2800 aq ft AJI pan store Front/ Omca 333-6264 nr S69-6117 Office Space Available lor Lease. Sanford Commerce Ctr located at Park Ave A 25tn St 2 tulles appro. 3 000 *1 A 8,500 tf. S9/psf per year Parking it abundant Call John Oay at Strictly Commercial, lie Real Brokers 407-646-0330.__________ OFFICE/WHSE 3.000 15.000 Si From 53 tl Prime location Hwy 17*92 Sanlord. 1 bt horn Airport Bhrd Call 324-4440 Jlm/Sue to n & IH G $A\b1o T e n yeyj W e'oF o u r OF e u v n e n S 1 ) STUMOmOOM*! •UOmEmmm* • [• r g r t t M M a • haw* 0.&4I ta p * fcSM M M r 323-3301 « V f a p -' ^ te fe L u T io tjc , a OFFICE SMCE ' 1M to 3.000 tq ft Custom offices, eiec services ava4 Competitive rates 830 0506________________ O f FICE/OFFICt WARE HOUSE Not. Ava4aMa tarage Ouanken Personal Slori Cal lot data4s 578 2500 SANTORO OFFICE SPACE 2 Suites available • 1100 ST 4 1100 ST. 407-321-7004 3/1.1 Large lanced yard. CHA. On ly 527.000 VIP “ Inc 407-332-0004 AC A Brick tonatmct- 2 bdrm. den work shop laundry carport 539 500 330-1066 A G r e a t P la c e "p to m to L iv e 231— Cere For Sale GARAGE SALE SAT 9-3 BS CRYSLER LATER 5 speed tow maes PwPs.Pb. good ues ratko >750 349-5066__________ 560 Weldon Bhrd SCC entrance road Inside Contents of new bom nuney for 5 322-7130. A VARD SALE it lha perfact way to do mat and lha SanA Hereto can bring people lo your door Advertise your sale at the » anhard Hereto and Labe B a y U H tor onfy 151/Vne and wtoen lha itama leave wtvto lha money cornea m. Can by Noon Tuesday and your 5-kna ad can run for Uvea days in lha Herald and once in the Lake Mary Life tor ONLY 110*2011 Al we ask is (hat you prepay the at Cal us we can help" 219— Wanted to Buy BIO. BK1 TARO SALE Frt-Sun. S-7T 1200 W 22nd St al Alum. Cane Copper / Brass Kokomo Racyc lfng: 331-0004 6-5,1 • I f W. Tlrtl-M/T Flrat-i . Sat.*-1 221— Good Things to Eet NAVEL ORANGES A REO GRAPCFRUrr. Meriwether Farms 3461 Celery Ave Navels red grapefruits, tanger­ ines Freeh From Grove We ahp BAQOS MARKET 323-3661 223—M Isceila n eou s ESTATE SALE FR1/SAT 9-3 141— Hornet For Sale GOVERNMENT FORECLOSED Homes tram pannes on |1 Oaaoquant Taa. Repot REOs Your Area To* Free (I) 600 216 0000 Eat M 2206 tor current wsl 181— Appliances A Furniture For Sole ■OTA BED • LOVE SEAT Ooodcondbon 1100 334-37S7 193— Lawn A Garden HEATHROW gated community Esacubve 4 bdrm 3 bath. Pool 3 car garage. 53/5.000 Cal S33-307I0 tor appovemanl opto only RF/VINC MOVE IN CORO 3/3. caratmc ined yard acmd porch. panabng rnrmrs e w rm Onfy1174 | 000 HOE CALLAWAY. Neahor (407) 324-0211, l i t . 106 HISTORIC OWTRtCT Chamvng home m move-m comhbon MUST SELL 546K Ca* Barbara Simmons 217— Garage Selee WANT TO GET RID OF ALL THAT STUFF? (407) 322-2611 A MOVE m SPECIAL11 400 »q II A up* 5265 A MONTH CXVa Storag* 321 0120 or 333 2554 Re a l Estate , d*c 322-7499 3291 S. SANFORD AVE., SANFORD yoU K b pOH’T M f.ilty M i'so iin • ; IP 118— Office Space For Rent in one of these cozy homes. f . 217— Garage Sales PROFESSIONAL/RETAR. Space 1M1 W 1st Street 1605100 aq 11 5350/mon A UP BEVERLY B. MASON REALTY (407)322-61*5 141— Homee For Sale CUDDLE UP K IT 'S' CAR LYLK ® by Larry Wrighl LAWN EQLHPM6NT Tanaka lack adgars A hedge inmmars 1150 each Tralar w-gaia 1300 Kaaogg 5 HP SO gal compreaaor 54M Sprayers . need eat­ en. A misc items 407-326Murrey >1* N mower, rear beggar and rrsach■rg plug Etc cond 165 326- LAKE MANY Cusl b« 3.J ( OmbaK. pond 5M.500 RENOVATED ' ipfl pton tern prch 516.*00 SC POOL Pre torectosa 1? W' tWIam 2 car gsHcprt 573.600 4/1.6 Over 1 600 aq 8 Uvktrv lam. kpic. toed 163.600 RENOVATED Like nee 1/3 acre Oat wkshp crpl toed 170000 • * a i 11 *. 211— Antlqua/Collectlblee MOOERN TURN. A 1 1 PKCS or WIk *06-774-2221/407 660 1632 307 Satsuma Ravenna Park Sub 25to Street to Vihton. Oo North to Satsuma to 307 Fofewv ■tons Everythng needs to aa* Sc/atove aaaL table A 4 chat* TV. rol top d a *. Mchen aama smaa coaactbtos. 2 pa Ho eats, radmen , tots of household itmaa Al Bungs m very nee con­ dition Brmg rash and truck Cal 029-0272. ___________ FLEA MARKET SAT ONLY 9-3 HACIENDA VILLAOE Mobile Home Park-Rac Hal Rt 434 . 2 moss East of 17-92 Intida Somedvng tor everyone1'*_______ Sal A Sort 4 77 170 Cacto HtodanLakaVMaa. OARAQE SALE SAT/SUN 9*? 332 AJdrup Way-Lake MaryChate Groves sub 06 46A to Casaverda fokoar signs Wd bassaiat wbeddrg AC. TOYS. dodwig. TOOLS, and toft more*! MULTI-FAMILY YARD SALE SAT ONLY S-7 3471 Catory Ave Sanford Kids s*A» 6 tats more" PORTER M-F, 17.006*. to benefits. CoM 361-1110 M OLDS CALAIS Sedan Low mileage, great gai mileage 6 comfort 12500. 321-0334 235— ThicK/Bueee/Vane For Sale •0 CHEVY pek-up hall Ion AT Runs good MOO 0 6 0 Cal lor more into 324-6947 42 DOOQE RAM 250 longbed van 134.632 nvies Runt As Is See and make offer al Sanlord Herald. 300 N French Ave. Sanford (In back of mafn bu4d- ng) 238— Vehicles Wanted CASH U l p a d * For Junk Cars. Thick* A Mad KEEPAucmcAKAunruL jnm o 240— Boat Rentate 231— Cere For Sale FTSHB4G BOATS FOR RENT Starkng M 530 A up Also 24' Pontoon Cal: 330-1612 LET US DO THE WORK FOR YOUI 241— flee. Vehlclea/Campera For Sale The Ssntord H fk i/ lm k t Mary U H wants to main you moneyl JAYCO popup Top of 8ie kne Has everything 54500 Call 322-4341. 8 you place a two week ad w*h us to sea your vehefe (pubftoies m both the StntonJ Merakf and the ta le Mary t/% al a cost of onfy 127.54) and you donl ta4 < nght away, w el run lha ad for another two weeks al no arge1 Al we ask is mat you char P*7y tor 9 * V«I two weeks betore we run 4 tor free* Well do sN tfw work • you coiled all the l U . Call U6 al (407) 322-2611 and wretch BemfnoU County*' for you!!) Wa havw a great daal for you!!! Run your car ad for 10 daya, for only $27.54. If you don’t aall it, we will run it for anothar 10 daya at no charge! Call the ciaaaified department at 322-2611 today!! < >* . 11< >i t r j i » i /•. i 153— Acreage Lot For Sale O f LTONA 10 acres ideal lor mobaa nomaaea horaaa. canto tarmesg or nursary* Zoned agn Cultural 13 tOGACRE Sm down wownar Usance *04-7*71771 or 604-767-6623 O A K R Io S r FARMS Osteen Daaona area 10 acres ideal tor horaaa or canto larm Mobile home or homeeito Zoned agn $44,900 Fnanang aval ml am rwnt (904) 797*6300 c/« BRAND/ ^fiEWVEAferv * Wishing y ou * bundles o f Joy, toads o f laughter, tons o f fun ...All year and after! ^ • Large flpaflows AptrtmtflU/ with Urge CloeeU • Lake Front • VbUeyt»U • Sparkling M pfamis Courts C oun try Lak e Apartments WAREHOUSE SPACE Warehouse spec# for rant, 1,250 eq. ft., part of larger warehouse area. 24 hour access. Located behind Sanford Herald newspaper budding. Truck loading dock available at no additional cost. No lease required. For more information, cell Frank Vottoline at the Sanford Herald. 322-2611 �*H •Sanford Herald. Sanford Flonda - Friday, January 30.1990 by Chic Young BLONDIE is neurofibromatosis hereditary? avoid becoming pregnant until your anemia has been treated I'm also concerned that your doc­ DEAR DR. r.OTT: Wo know a family whose aon has neurofibromatosis. tors are unable to find the cause of The mother says her doctor told her it your anemia This means that the was inherited. She says there was common causes, such as iron defi­ nothing like this in her family, ro ciency or infection, have been ruled guess who is to blame? How can it be out Therefore, your anemia could blamed on one Ride or another when reflect a serious undiagnosed ailment. the odds are ro Rmall? Isn't some­ In sueh a rase, you would surely not thing like this a combination of many want to jeopardize your health or your genes? baby's life. Report “ Blood — Donations It DEAR READER: Neurofibro­ In my opinion, you should request a Disorders " Other rwidcrs who would matosis occurs In one out of 3,000 referral (o a hematologist (blood spe like a copy should send $2 plus a long, births. It is characterized by skin rialisO and identify the source of your self addressed, stamped envelope to spots that are well-demarcated and anemia before starting a family. I*.0. Box 2017, Murray Hill Station. arc the color of coffee with milk, To give you more information. I am New York. NT lOISfi He sure to men hence the term “cafe au lait" spots In addition, the disease is associated sending you a copy of my Health lion the title with nerve tumors, bone abnormali­ ACROSS ties. precocious puberty, learning dinAnswer to Previous Puzzle 33 Actor Johnson order* and seizures t Of tha north 34 Horso's gait The condition is inherited as an wind 37 Lika s □ □ □ □ □ □ E I0 0 ID Q 0 7 U to prison autosomal inon sex linked) dominant doornail? H H H H H n □ □□□□ 40 Andss country pattern, meaning that SO percent of □ □ □ □ n o n n n n n ----------- fault affected individuals will produce chil­ 13 Glacial apoch 4 1 □ a n 11011 0 0 dren who have the disease Males and females are equally affected □ □ □ □ m n n □ □ □ drinking water 45 Wheat of Fortunat Because only SO percent of patients 18 Present, as a Fortune buy □ □ □ n □ □ □ □ □ □ (2 w d s) have a parent with the condition, the h h o □ □ □ 16 Flutist Jean41 Ball — remaining 50 percent are presumed to □ □ □ a n n 47 BamM s reflect new mutations — that is, half 17 mother □ □ □ n a n □ □ □ □ the patients have a new grn ctir I I Cast of If! 41 Do a cohhter's □ m a n □ □ □ n n n a 20 Class tor abnormality that is not acquired from Immigrants o o h □ n s n n n I t (Sue a parent □ □ □ □ □ □ n n n m a n This observation is an important 54 Smoother □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ 55 Tannia playar one. because it removes the burden of 23 Meydeyl □ □ □ □ □ □ n ra n n n n responsibility from parents who do 24 Views 54 OlbsorVRueeo not haw the disease If the parents of IS Antitoxins 2 Atlantic and film the child you mention do not have 27 Magi gent Pacific 57 Freshwater hah 3 Live • Dr.'a org neurofibromatosis, then the boy must 21 Homan 1,001 31 Long lima 4 Have a snack • LP spoor DOWN have developed his genetir defect 32 Waatam8 Long — 10 apart from them 1—I • Author Carroll 11 . The treatment of neurofibromatosis Cal tor Answwi a tu s m a s w , n m 12 has been the surgieal removal of bIa c m vsrpemnwa 1-800-454-3535 exl coda 100 nerve tumors Investigators have I I NeSther's become very excited by recent reports partner that described how doctors are using 22 Imitation ketolifrn. a mast roll stabilizer, to treat the disease Mast cells, where greased histamine is produced in the body, 21 Of grand can often be found in the nerve M ft fM l tumors of neurofibromatosis. 21 Disposition Krtotifen shows promise in managing the disease and may well improve the outlook of people with the disorder DEAR DR UOTT. I am very ane mic. but the doctors can't find any reason for it I'd like to start a family, but I don't want to harm myself or an unborn child Is (hen* any reason that I shouldn't get pregnant* DEAR READER: Yes. there is. lYegnancy places a tremendous phys­ ical burden on a woman, the presence of severe anemia, causing further slrrss. could be harmful for both you and the baby I think that you should By Peter II. r.o ll, M .I). by Mort Walker BEETLE B AILEY IT'S LONELY AT THE TOP. MAYBE PEOPLE A R E AFRAID OF ME. NOBODY TALKS TO ME DR. G O T T t.gg£U by Art Sansom THE BORN LOSER rM u c e i m x j c m £ r A «:tO U K 4 00lN C a? WEHKVC ^ D ltP06AfiL5 POTS AND P A N S 1 PLhL WILL KlTTHCSPOT ’ TONIGI^ U K .V U N , „tS3Sr*’ 2.s£Lot by Charles M. Schulz PEANUTS farmers' STUMPED? SOMEONE AT SCHOOL TODAY ASKED ME IF I HAD AN OLDER BROTHER UNO DRA66ED A BLANKET AR 0U N D .."N 0/ I REPLIED/ I'M AN ONLY CHILD!" THEN SOMEONE SAID/BUT DON’T YOU HAVE A lOEIRDOUTER SISTER?" 'N O / I IN SISTED /I'M AN ONLY CHILD! "AN D SO I 6 0 ,DAY AFTER DAY, P0D6IN6 QUESTIONS PROM CURIOUS OUTSIDERS.. f im • 1L by Howls Schneider THEY SAM f W R B JC c Z r T CUT THE aXPOXJBE .TBOUIT (2XSTJOR SUWM/AjG fCOL V yTM fY D a u T i c A u r n »fS L WIN AT BRIDGE by T.K . Rysn TUMBLEW EEDS W M lP / PC * * * * * aapoowi poatn ^ W .A w o in ACT Tk I BY SORROW, Y i M f f S PO O M P I na*-MO«r'-{ • North A H Partner misbids, you compensate 01 Ml PHILLIP A LD E R By Ph illip Alder Cuthbcrt, who was my solicitor (lawyer) when I lived in London. B oc­ curred while he and hia teammates were winning an event last October. A AWLO AND JANIS by Jimmy Johnson l it , WE ELUTED AVOEO AAYK-BUTirSALlOE WITH A CREDITCATO AUDTHE 5RYDIDAJT TALL' I THOUGHT JVUCVUl CC066. HOUESTIY. WHAT DOWU W OK Wia HAPPED? •JUICY FRUIT* / The auction began with a Precision two club opening, which is natural and limited to 15 high card points. Tiro dia­ monds asked for more information. Now. North should have rebid three di­ amonds to show his 4-8, whereupon the preferable six diamonds would have been reached (as it was at the other table). Instead, three clubs showed a minimum with a good sixcard club xuit. And when North couldn't support hearts. South drove into six no trump dubs, throwing hearts from hand. Not surprisingly, given the lead, the dub Jack didn't tell. Things looked grim, but South spot ted one chance He look four diamond tricki iwith the aid of the winning fi­ nesse) and the king queen of spadea. South had left the ace-queen nine of hearts. He exiled with the nine — and. yes, the miracle came about. With the king Jack 10 of hearts. West had to win the trick and lead back into declarer's ace queen tenace. Vulnerable: Both D ealer North South West aa 3V 4 NT • NT Hass Pass Pass Past North 3* 3* 3a i« Past East Pass Pass Pass Pass Pass Opening lead: * 8 If you would like to learn more about iv. C. After winning the first trick with the the Precision Club system, buy Finally. Cuthbert asked me not to re dub queen, declarer played a spade to "Precision in the 10*" by Barry Kigal. dummy's ace and cashed the two top It costs 121.IS postpaid from Baron veal the identity of the declarer! « IMbjr NEA.br. by Bob Thsvss FRANK AMD ERNEST_____________ TH f $000 N e tfS t f o iN C J r o *> «t * o y THf tAO I* T H W 't f th * M fT H - // xr»$ THtY CONSlPtfi US AN tNt>ANGtftO \ sncits. N O T VQ qfour (flfarthdqr Saturday. Jan 31.1191 In ms year ahead, you are hkely to have soma vary strong persona) Interests that could enhance you material posfton As you movs forward, you'll bring others along with you. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-feb. 11) In busi­ ness matters today, maintaining a degree of mystery about your Intentions could pul you in a stronger bargaining posibon. Ksep your trump card In reaarva. Trying to patch up a broken romance? Tha Astro-Graph Matchmaker can help you understand what to do to make tha ratetionship work. Mail 82.7S to Matchmaker, c/o this newspaper, P.O. Oox 1758. Murrey HA Staton. New York. NY 10158. ) March 80) There could be several Interesting davalopmsnts today that might Impact you favorably. One pertains to an old sndsavor you thought ran out ottust ARCS (March 21-April IS) Being com­ passionate and generous to others today will make you leal as good about your i tha recipient does — perhaps VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) In your deci­ sion-making processes today, stnve to be imaginative as wall as logical This wai help you perceive si perspectives ot oth­ ers involved LIBRA (kept. 23-Oct. 22) Your organize ttonal abiluwt are quits keen today. If a TAURUS (April 20-May 20) A big plus protect ol yours needs lo be system­ going lor you lodty is your abtkty to tunc- atized. do Hnow You can bring order out kon as a reaksbc visionary Ways can be of chaos found to develop your d u i lor a practi­ cal purpose SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Mov. 22) The test­ GAMIHt (May 21-June 20) Challenges aren't apt to intimidate you today, but instead will serve to stimulate your desires for achisvsmsnt. You will bo RfOMMd lO IUCC— d CAMCCR (June 21-Jufy 82) Friends w* bo recapture to your suggestions today if you share your ideas instead of lotsting your views upon thorn. Be a teacher, not a preacher. L fO (July 23-Aug. 22) Usually, wa do not perform too wei whan wa put undue pressure upon ourselves Today, howev­ er. you are likely lo work bailor racing •guns! dsidhnti ings you have lor your friends today could be quits intense It a pal winds up in a tight spot, you'll be the one who answers the bs< tor assistance SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 82-Dee. 21) Financial and commercial trends conbnue to strengthen lor you today. You might profit more Irom an ongoing development by addng imaginative touches. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 18) Your powers of persuasion could be extremely effective today Whan you promote your Ideas or ventures, others w * note what you have lo say. C M fayM X Inc ��2A Santoft) Herald, Santofd. Florida * Sunday. February 1, 1998 Business without standing out from the rest o f the class. The nam e of the gam e here Is ge llin g the kids lo exercise without m ak­ ing them do It. H its whole e x ­ perience Is supposed to lx* fun as well as beneficial to their h e a lth * W ith d ie introduction of Kids Pace at W orld Gym. fam lltrs h avr another activity that they can all participate L o s t in c y b e r s p a c e ? Arc you tapped into Uir big­ gest business revolution that has occurred in our lifetim e? For us non technical types, the mere thought o f this faceless entity called c y b e rs p a c e is enough to scare us into Ignor­ ing the em erging technologies. There Is no reason to be scared o f this trend. Instead of making It w ork for you. You can reach out to com m ercial and non-com m ercial sites for Inst antaneous Information. The Sm all business Adm ini­ stration has a site (http: / /www.sbao nllne.sba .gov / 1 that Is a dream for a sm all business owner. You can learn how to apply for an SBA loan. The SBA has shareware that can be used to write a business plan or operate you r business. * Th e Securities and Ex­ change Com m ission (http://www.sec.gov/! provides Investment guidance, advice and Information ■ The Internal Revenue S erv­ ice (http://www.lrs ustreas.gov/) provides tax forms, instruc­ tions. regulations * The Department o f Treasury (http://ww w ustrras.gov/) p r o ­ vides access to inform ation on Treasury programs and a ctiv i­ ties. * The United States D ep a rt­ ment of Comm erce-Bureau o f tile Census (http://www.census.gov/) pro­ vides statistical data about people and the econom y. • Kcdworld (http://www..fcdworld.gov/) provides an access point for locating and acquiring govern­ ment Information. • United States Departm ent of Com m erce (http://www.doc.gov/) provides a range o f services to bu si­ nesses. • United Stales Department of Com m erce-International Trade Adm inistration (http://www.ita.doc.gov/) helps com panies sell products and services abroad. nfi B od d *’ D e p a r tm e n t, 1 v.. Small Business f! W ayne’ H a rd y r (http://www.state.fl.us/commcr ce) state and county in form a­ tion. taxes and more. * United States Departm ent o f Com m erce-Bureau o f Export A dm inistration (http://vvwvv.doc.gov/resourccs/ BXA_lnfo.htm l) • Library of Congress (http: / /www. loc.gov) • Library o f Congress - C o p y ­ right O ffice (http://lcweb.loc.gov/copyitght) * Stat-USA (http://www.statusa gov) Is a source o f In tern a ­ tional trade data. These are Just som e o f the research tools available to you just for the asking. If you are not taking advantage o f Ute vast amount o f data and h elp to plan and run vour sm all business, don't be surprised when your technically savvy competitors surpass you. A recent survey published by INC. Magazine showed that only 8 percent o f sm all bu si­ nesses have access to the In ­ ternet versus 51 percent o f large businesses. Are you le t­ ting your large com petitor out distance you In the glob a l econom y? Did you realize that you can com m unicate with Europe for the price o f a local phone call? Im agine the mar­ keting possibilities to sh ow ­ case your products or com m u­ nicate with potential cu stom ­ ers at a relatively low cost. Wayne Hardy Is the C o o rd i­ nator o f the Sm all Bustness D e ivlopm en t C enter at Sem inole Com m unity College. H e can be o l -. ,-i |L O C « L « fC M T ~ l II— » Today: Partly cloudy. Highs In Ute m id-60*. Lows In the m id-40s. B o a d a y : Partly cloudy. Highs In the upper60*. Lows in the up p er-40*. — ■ d a y : T h u n d er *torm s. Ilighs near 70. Lows In the mid to upper-BOs. Taaadayt Thunder storms. Highs In the mid to u pper-60s. Lows In the mld-BOs. ir ir r r T :::^ SATUBDAT %tgr ffiiffi Relay SS45 Relay as 4S w ssw MONDAY T K n M 70 BS Tatras 67 06 " , •; Kara are Ota winning numbsr* on Friday In tha Florida A Regions Financial Institution Competitive Rates • DIRLCT from the Lender!! W E SOLVE YOUR MORTGAGE PROBLEMS Consolidate Debt - Home Im prorem em t Reduce Rate o r Years 3070 W. Lake Mary B lvd . lake Mary, FL an Equal Opportunity Lender World Gym introduces program for children By K E L U E W E R N E R Herald S taff W riter LAKE MARY * For years, everyone In the fitness Indus­ try has believed that children under Ihc age o f 14 should not be Involved In a weight train­ ing program. World Gym In Lake Mary is changing that belief with the Introduction o f Us revolu tion­ ary equipment. Kids' Pace. KldzFlt International has developed the weight train ing center that Is geared for kids In two groups. 4-7 and 8-12, and World Gym Is the only place In the state to offer this new fitness venture for c h il­ dren. 'K id s nerd to be more a c ­ tive,’ said ©m i ow n rr Ben C o ­ hen. T i l l s Is a great program set up to get kids m ote In­ volved in fitness and m ore educated about how to stay healthy. Teaching k id * early • b o o t p r o p e r » n u t r it io n • a n d c x f i r ls c w H I h e l p to k eep CQmauxec*. W EA TH ER In. W lille mom and dad arc on die big people's eq u lp m r.d . their children can enjoy the little pcoplr's equipm ent. Classes nrr beginning soon and will lie nl varying tim es of day lo accom m odate every­ one's schedule. It's never lo o early lo teach children the Im portance o f exercise and Kill's Pare Is the perfect way lo do that. •. •’ *-,i • SATURDAY: SOLUNAR TAILS: min. 7:15 a.m., maj. 1:30 a.m., min. 8:15 p.m., maj. 2:00 p.m. TIDES: Deytea* leaek high: 10:23 a.m., 10:46 p.m., low: 3:56 a.m., 4:29 p.m. New • ■ J I M Batch: high: 10:28 adiL, 10;51 p.m., low: 4:01 |a.m., 4:34 p.m., Cocoa Beach: high: 10:43 a.m., 11:06 p.m.. low: 4; 16 a.m., 4:49 p.m. C 2 Z 3 C T' k law S eas a re 24 fe e t w ith a m od erate chop. W ater tem peratu re at D aytona Is 61 d egrees and a t N ew S ym m a. 62 degrees. W in d s are from th e north a t 10-15 m .p.h. Lotto (Jan. 25) ii-ii aa aa 40 *a m them healthier throughout their Uvcil I —________________ A fter years o f research by doctors, health exercise and fitness specialists. It has b e­ come evident that kids are not as healthy today as they should be. In fact, the l u m ­ bers arc quite distressing. More children are over­ weight than ever before, 40 percent o f children ages 5-10 exhibit at least one risk factor for coronary heart disease and television view ing Is on the In­ crease, averaging over 30 hours per week. Kids Pace offers children a fun and entertaining way to becom e active through both weight training and ca rd io­ vascular exercise that la c o m ­ pletely safe and age a p p rop ri­ ate. The basic prem ise o f the equipment Is that kids only get out o f It what they put In It. Th e m achines are oil- O u r g o a l is t o exceed y o u r e x p e c ta tio n s . 330-7720 or 1-800-592-6460 hydraulic resistan t. which means that there are no weights. Therefore, the child must push to make the m a ­ chine m ove and then pull back with the same force. He or stir can only work to their illness level. Also, If the child gets d is­ tracted and w alks away, the m achine will stay tn position. There Is no risk to the child from either too much weight or unsafe equipment. Each class Is 30 minutes long and consists o f a warn up. an alternating rotation through the m achines for 20 sreon ds and an aerobic re­ covery station for 20 secon ds and then a cool down. Th e re­ covery stations Include oil o f the activities that kids love like Jump ropes, hula-hoops, hoppy balls and beanbags. And each class has a them e and corresponding music to keep the activities fun and ex­ citing. T h e best thing about Kids Pace Is that everything 1s set up so there Is no c o m p e ti­ tion.* Cohen explained. “ Every kid can w ork to their own level ¥ Price M odular F urn iture Longwootl Business Liquidators ** «*L (4 0 7 )6 9 6 - RESIDENTIAL AMNESTY DAY Central Transfer Station, 1634 SR 419, Longwood FOR HOUSEHOLD HAZARDOUS WASTE FR E E to residents of Seminole County / FO R FR EE D IS P O S A L \ O F TH E SE R E S ID E N T IA L ' H O U K H O LD HAZARDOUS W ASTE ITEM S Paint Thinner Lawn Chemicals Disinfectants Pool Chemicals Battery Acid O il Based Paint Insecticides Gasoline . M otor Oil Solvents \ Cement Glue A n \ . Auto Batteries A V / » u tr apency and ^ J ^ A it o - O w n c n Insurance, 99.9Xijust isn’t e n u ^ i... we want to provide iwir customers with S a n f o r d H e r a ld 100% "Sersing Sanford. Lake Mary and Seminole County Since 1908" Sunday, Fsbruaiy 1,1996 • Vot. 90, No. 115 PubHWwdTussdayenoughFridayandSundayby RspubhcNswapapara, Inc. • 300N. 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French Are Businesses may call CARE ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES at H 800) 494-2273 For more information about Residential Amnesty Dey, please cal! (407) 330-9539. �Sanlozd Herald Sanford Florida • Sunday. February 1 1998 •3 A Work begins on Rinehart Monday Special to the H erald POLICE BRIEFS Driving under the influence Jon W lKrmon. 23. o f 207 V rn tu ni Dr.. Sanford, wan ar rrstrcl W nln rn day by Sanford [mill r. W lsrm an was ch arged with operating a m otor v r h lc lr without a driver's licen se. Wlsrtn.in was u rrrstrd In I ) ip 600 blink of llid d rn Dike D iiv p . lfi-|>ort said tb.it a lr a f­ fle stop Piisurd after W lsrm an failed to stop at a stop sign. Hetty Jo Tito mas. 53. o f 177 K. Grand I lend A v p ., Dike Mary, was arrestrd Thursday try1 Diiigwuod {Milter. Tliom as was ebarbed wtlli DUI and a r ­ rrslrd at tfir co m e r o f County Itoad 427 and G eorgia Avenue. O ilierr approached Thom as when lie noticed her kneeling next to the passenger sldr ol , h er car. ■Grand (feed lx-o Thom pson. 19. 500 1/2 W T l.'llh St.. Sanfm d. w as a r ­ rested W ednesday by Sanford [Miller. Thom pson was ch arged with grand theft and arrested 111 I lie 300 block of Tow n e C enter Circle. Aggravated assault/battery W illie Tliom as. 28, o f Lake Monroe Terr.. Sanford, was a r­ rested Thursday by Sanford poller. Thom as wits ch arged with aggravated assault (Dreamt), use o f a flrrurm in the com m ission o f a felony and shooting o Dreamt Into a o c ­ cupied dwelling. Tliom as was a rrrslrd In the 800 block o f Sou lit French Avenue. Thom as was positively Identified as a man who cam e lo an apartmrnt with a black rifle and started to o{teit lire Inlo Die front door. T h rrrsa Rolirrr. 27, o f 443 6 Kudlu Avr., Sanford, was a r­ rested W ednesday by S em i­ nole County deputies. R o lirrr was charged with aggravated battery. Im p ro p er exhibiting o f dangerous weapon, battery on law enforcem ent officer and resisting with violence. Rohrer was arrested at the above address. Report sold that Rohrer allegedly hit her llvr-ln boyfriend In the head with a beer battle, and also th rea t­ ened him with a knife. Controlled substance Charles Johnson. 26, of 2547 Georgia A vr., Sanford, was arrested Thursday by Sem inole Counly deputies. Johnson was charged with sale o f a controlled substance and possession o f a controlled sub­ stance. Johnson was arrested at Ridgewood Villas. Janies W illiam s. 25, o f 2553 Marshall Avr., Sanford, was arrested Thursday by S em i­ nole County deputies. W illiam s w as charged with possession o f a controlled substance and sale o f a controlled taibstancr. W illiam s was arrested at Ridgewood Villas. Ivory Peterson, 18, o f 819 Valencia St.. Sanford, was a r­ rested Th u rsday In’ Sem inole County deputies. Peterson was chargrd with sale o f a controlled substitute and pos­ session of a con trolled substance and arrested In the v i­ cinity of 20th S treet City/County Investigative Du­ rr .m w ere conductin g an o p ­ eration wbt-n Die arrest was made Damien llu rkr. 23. of 74 Sem inole G ardens, Sanford, was a rrrslrd Thursday by Sem inole County d rp u llrs. llm k c was t hat get! u nit sale of a controlled substance and tirsp ass after wanting. Burke was u rrrstrd at Die co m er o f Third Street and Olive. Flytoi object jL Uhiiiuia Fryer. oZ 4 6 0 & ! T e n a i r U|.. Sanford, was ur­ rrstrd ntursU ny l»y S.utrord {Millie. Fryer was charged with sluMitlng/throwmg m issile into dw elling. Fryer was a rrrs lrd In the 2500 blin k of R idgewiKid Avenue. Fryer llirrw a two by four piece o f wood through a window. Battery Andres Olivo. 19. of 757 C rrrk w a trr Terr.. L ik e M ary, was arrested Friday by S em i­ nole County deputies. O livo was charged wtih battery and arrested at the above rrald rn rr. Report said that O livo allegedly pushed his b roth er down causing Ills b roth er's head lo strike an rn d table. Trespassing W illie Howard. 22. o f 255 0 Byrd Avr., Sanford, was a r­ rested Friday by Sanford p o ­ lice. Howard was ch a rgrd with trespassing (o ccu p ied dw elling) and urrested In Die 1600 block o f West 25th Street. A warning wus Issued against defendant on N ovem ­ ber 6. 1997. Local students to com pete for prize in music Special to the H erald__________ P a in l e s s E ye D r o p . A n e s t h e s ia Dr Konrad Filutowvki’* patient. hc-nc-lil from hie rtpcne-rwi- utilizing this movl iilvmnd technique lor ourael removal THERE IS A DIFFERENCE in raurari Mirgery .ml here i* wh.il it mean* for you N O IN JE C TIO N LO W ER R ISK N O PATC H U »in g Ih rtr advanced technique* meant no pdlchr* and uiu atly no pod-opera liv e m trk liu n *. 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Only... $Q O Q $1 3 3 9 I m m urns ? & 9 W • Pentium 233MMX* 32 MB RAM, 3.5 QB Hard Disk, Modem, 14" Monitor Only... $ 1 A Q Q w All the above systems are IN STOCK and INCLUDE a Mini Tower Case, 2 MB Video Card 14" SVGA Color Monitor, 24X CD-ROM Drive. 16 Bit 3-D Sound Card. Speakers, Logitech Mouse w/Pad. Windows 95 with MS Plus; MS*Works (w/Word Processor. Spreadsheets. Database. Telecommunications and Drawing Tools). 3005 W. Lake Mary Blvd. IDii Suite 102 LaagvaaWlakt Mary Hart UniTech 1407-330-3899 C om puter S ervice* Inc. Lake Mary ii Sales • S ervice • Softw are Home of the Largest $1.00 Dratt ALL For you r In format ton, this is Die* first o f three projects that will afTcct Ihe Intersection o f County (Toad 46A and Rinehart Road. Th e oth er two projects are the w idening o f 46-A to start In the Fall o f 1998 and the 1-4 Interchange with 4G-A to start In May. 1998. All three construction activities will have a significant Impact on the entire area from a traffic circulation standpoint. Finally, please note that the 45 mph speed limit on Rinehart Road will be reduced to 30 mph and that speeding fines will be doubled. O R IA K D O - Three S em in ole utmmtMtart U0 County students are am ong fur mart ln/urmahvn and afrrt vuUo on cataract rrmotal Die 29 Central Florida high school students who will c o m ­ C aU 1-80 0-E Y E E X A M pete in Ihe I99H "Negro S p ir i­ tual" Scholarship C om p etition . Cataract & Laser r M $ * ll:$ ti The en tran ts from Sem inole l Mary (4VT) 333-5111 In s titu te County are P a trrre Blom fteld Oraaf* C k j IM4) 7744044 alto, and Hope V ictoria W al­ > »*.t*i* •**« f$» % W N « $ t « Ikf I f f a 'fVtt * M CMP m H ’K h A K \t IM ton. soprano, of D tkr M ary «*'*;• m «*■£* « o* H wmm rt «•*$ " High School, and Malt Thom pson, of M aster's A c a d ­ em y. 'Dlls is the second year In which the Grady-Ruyam P rize III Sacred Music will be awarded lo area AfricanAm erican high school stu­ dents Right Afrii;ai|-Am erican high school students, all finalists tor ■m i t the Grady Kayam Prize, will Ik- chosen Irortt u field o f 2H entrants during Die Feb, 7 prelim inary phase o f llir com petition. On Feb. 14 the stu­ dents will p articip ate In Dlls A /O A / y e a r s Mastery o f Music p r o ­ gram. which will give lliem the op]M>mmlty to work with and learn from one o f the country's prem ier scholars und artists In the field o f black spiritual m u ­ t o I I I I . . , , l ot, I , 0 . 1. . sic. Jacqu eline Butler Halrston. Under the guidance o f Hairston, they will study, analyze und perform N egro spirituals, including the piece Ms. Hairston arranged sp e c ifi­ cally for this y e a r s event. You ‘ 199 s 19 9 fond IJ Can T ell th e Wot hi. Later that day. the students will perform before a panel o f music professionals and an audience o f com m un lly le a d ­ ers who share a concern about OPERATED BY WAINWRICHI S VACAIIONS the cultural heritage o f the Negro spiritual und about op ­ portunities for m inority stu­ B V «* * r ttr o tr tc r t| ir r tH y «i«S a fe * t«* M lr t* * a k ta p fuKUOSMMlRtM (RUM dents to attend college. Th e Incidents Jew elry npd an Kririsson cell phone were stolen T u es­ day In the 700 block o f French Avenue. Total umount o f property: $474. A Panasonic VCR w orth $329 wus stolen W ednesday In the 1300 block o f West 20th S treet. A Unisys Pentium PC c o m ­ puter was stolen W ednesday in the 500 block o f West Lake Mary Boulevard. Total amount o f property: $ 2,500. Jew elry und US eolns w ere stolen W ednesday In the 2 4 0 0 block o f Adains Court. T otal amount o f property: $22 7. An AM/FM cassette stock radio was stolen W ednesday In the 400 block o f Locust A v e ­ nue. Total amount o f p ro p ­ erty: $100. A Sharp stereo system w orth $500 wus stolen W ednesday In Die 1400 block o f Mara Court. IJ\KK MARY - Rick Diaz, city o f L ik e Mary lias Issued Die follow ing n o llrc regarding Die Rinehart Road W iden ing P ro j­ ect: the city o f D ike M ary would like lo provide Its resi­ dents. visitors, and su rrou n d­ ing neighbors with pertinent Inform ation related to Its* road c onst ruction project beginning Feb 2 Tin- c im s iruction com pan y. Marlin K Kby. Inc., lias r e ­ ceived an order lo proceed e f­ fective Feb. 2. which allow s 1 *m Hi m onths to perform all ii.ip rovrm rn ts to Rinehart Road. These im provem ents inelude four nrw traffic lanes, a median, new tn ifllr signals, .uni .01 Die underground uillitlc-s inherent lo Ih e p rojeet. Th e representatives o f this consume lion com pany have slated that they would like lo I m- done tiy Dec. 2H. This Is a very o p tlm lsllr schedule and Ibe i l ly ol Luke Mary is c o m ­ muted to assist them In reaching that goal. N e v e rth e ­ less. there will Im* eleven to twelve months of Intense consin u ilein and In convenience. Therefore. Die city Is asking lor your help, cooperation, and understanding. Kvrn though a detailed M aintenance o f Tr.ifflr schedule has Ih-tm d e v e l­ oped und approved, at times It will I m - eliffle till to use Rinehart Road until II is com pleted In order lo help you lo reaeh your elestin.itIons safely and In a tim ely m anner, we have developed the follow ing map of ilten iatlve routes Please clip It. copy It. and use It ils you see til It Is designed to h elp you choose the la*st altern ative roule. depending on your d e s ­ tination. I. As shown on the map. if you are heading north towards Sanford. Volusia. Deltona, etc. your Im-h| alternative will be Rinehart Road, towards State Road 40. to stay on C.R. 46A, go over I4. turn Into Heathrow and reach D ike M ary Boulevard on Ihe w eslsld e o f 1-4. from which you can cith er take 1-4. M ark­ ham W oods Road, o r stay on Dike Mary Boulevard. 3. If. on the o th er hand, you need l o g o to 17-92, your best route would lx* Country Club Road (C -I5 I or stay em SR 46 Fast to Airport Road or to 17* 92. DAY.. E V E R Y DAY • Happy Hour 4-7 pm A 9 pm til ctoee ovary day. All Doy Tueedey •Happy Hours Buffet served 4-7 pm Dally. • 1/2 Price Appetisers from 9 tU dose every day at the bar. • Bar Open Till Mldntte Every Day but Sundays. • Mon. Ntte WUd Win08...7 pm 111dose. All You Can Eat $5.96 •Tuesday 10 pm til 2 em Hospitality Hits. • Wednesday KMe NNe - Kids Eat for a penny a pound. t em lnole Tham e Cento* Altam onte Springe Sanford • 4 0 7 -] M 4 3 t t 331-1380 G o o d T im e s Y o u C a n Buy2Eitree*& Recrtn 1 FREEDESSERT or APPETIZER Excla^at Salad Bar T a s te b jm V U M I �I, 4A •Sanford HtrmkJ. Sanford. Honda •Sunday. February 1 .1W6 Editorials/ Opinions EDITORIALS O n the waterfront San ford M ayor L a iry D a le w ith m u ch fan fare played to a n a w e d cro w d Friday, w h en h e u n veiled p la n s for a $75 m illion w a te rfro n t c o m p le x . th at Inclu des a c on ven tion cen ter, h o ­ tel. ap artm en ts and a re sta u ra n t. T h e p resen ta tio n w as m ad e at the S e m i­ n ole C h am b er o f C o m m erce lu n c h e o n a t th e O rlando N o rth H Uton H otel. Can you feel th e excitem en t? W e certa in ly can. D evelop er J o se p h Pacitti. p re s id e n t o f PR A D evelo p m en t a n d M a n a g e m e n t C orporation , is certain th at a p a r t n e r ­ ship can b e forged w ith th e city, S em in ole C ou n ty a n d the prtvate s e c ­ tor to b rin g the p ro ject to fru itio n , p erh ap s b rea k in g g ro u n d la te r th is year. C ou n ty co m m issio n ers Joined Dale In his en th u sia sm , a s d id e x e c u ­ tives from the D o u b leT re e H otel ch ain . Pacitti. to date. Is ac tin g o n a lim ite d exclu sive the city voted h im In o r d e r to com e up w ith a p la n fo r th e la k e front. Local a rc h ite c tu re firm B u rk e . Bales & M ills A sso c iates. Inc. w a s used, becau se P R A felt th e a sso c ia tes w ou ld have a b e tte r feel fo r the a re a and Its needs th an a n o u tsid e r. No w o n d er the cro w d w a s stu n n e d w h e n D ale rose to p re se n t h is fo rec ast o f Sanford's fu tu re. T h e re n d e rin g s he unveiled In th at fo rec ast a re b e a u tifu l. Sanford's la k e fro n t h a s b e e n o n th e d evelo p m en ta l d ra w in g b o a rd sin ce 1917. Som e th in g s h ave been done over the y e a rs, b u t certain ly , n o th in g o f this m agn itu d e. D a le s a id th e n ext step is fo r a city ta sk fo rce to c h e c k ou t o th er cities w ith sim ila r p ro je c ts b y Pacitti. W e sh are th e visio n w ith o u r c ity a n d cou n ty le a d e rs, w h o u n d e rsta n d th e key to S a n fo rd 's fu tu re Is In q u a l­ ity p ro jec ts s u c h a s th is o n e. In c re a s ­ in g d o lla rs In th e lo cal econ om y , fu e l­ in g the Job m ark et, a n d b o o stin g e x i® «n g P T O t f t y j Riding (light) rails, and other plans a fe o lt t h e S em in ole CotliV go ..gu y s.. . W av to Think about this, Seminole County HATTON II C rn tlt H l l l m II It • valtran member el nvmerewt (evernmeel Im iSi e»* It t clv*t erMvHt k. (be Interettef ft tant that our county com m issioners assist In seeing that this city is not neglected. There are a few Issues at this moment that I think are very Im portant. First, that the name o f the Orlando Sanford Airport not be changed. It la very clear that the present name la beat for this city and It a growth and developm ent. Leave the name aa It la. Second, we must not let the developm ent of the 17-92 corridor from the south o f the county to Sanford be Jeopardized In anyway. This la extrem ely Im portant. In my view those who oppose this project are not looking at the Im­ portance o f this project to Ihta city! You the readers must make tt clear that you do not want Sanford to be Ignored any longer. Mayor Larry Dale disagrees on the name change regarding the airport. I hope that he will have a change o f heart regarding this mat­ ter. 1 think that la possible now. It seems clear that It could affect the growth o f the airport and therefore affect the growth o f the city. Mayor Dale la the right man at this tim e for this city. That does not mean that all his deci­ sions are correct and It ts right, and construc­ tive. for all to present their views. In this case the name change would also affect Die county aa a whole, therefore, the county com m ission­ ers ought to express thetr views concerning this Issue. We must remember that the county has put a great deal o f em phasis on econom ic developm ent. Taking this Into consideration would It be prudent, or consistent, for the county not to at least give their thoughts re­ garding this m atter? A name change would not be w ise If you consider the im portance placed on econom ic developm ent. The real winner, or loser, In all o f this could be the Ctty o f San­ The C ity o f Sanford Is well on Its way, and It la extrem ely Im portant that the right decisions be made during these very crucial times. The city must express w isely its position on several law ice. Including light rail, and must Insist that this city be a part o f the planning now and not be placed on the back burner. Be­ cause Sanford la the county seat, tt Is Im por­ * .M a y o r T m s 'a i ford. The Sarrford Herald has certainly taken the lead In reporting news and views. Others are now taking a closer look at 'Light Rail*. I'm proud to soy that we brought this before the public, our readers, last year. The truth ts that It la the duty o f the media, tn particular newspapers, to report to you all o f the news. It Is vrry difficult at tim es to take a position, tn fact. It Is not always possible. W e can only supply you with the facta as we know them. In columns, such as this. It ts possible to give an opinion based on the facts as I under­ stand them to be. I am not always right and have had the luxury o f being able to change my poslUon on occasion. However. I have tokrn rather strong stands on certain Issues. Fortu­ nately. these positions have proven to be cor­ rect or at least the same position that most readers have taken. The ‘ Light Rati* system may prove to be a m ajor em barrassm ent to the vast m ajority o f our public officials sim ply because It w ill be proven to have been a very poor Investm ent and not the proper use o f transportation reve­ nues. Transportation system s are changing. At this very moment there are new concepts and system s being developed. I f Central Florida were to commit to light rail It would find Itself out o f step with new system s before the light rail system Is com pleted, in my opinion. It Is a m istake to even put in place the very first phase from Orlando to International Drive. Long ago, tn this newspaper, we expressed our thoughts on transportation. We did It through the opinion column and presented other reported concepts. Not only about light rail but also about the highway system and other constructive measures that may be taken to Im prove our transportation problem s. I am very proud o f those articles and the sta ff o f this newspaper. There are many who w ill not be aware o f how w e have been a ‘ Step Ahead* accept you the readers n o f the Sar\ford Herald. Apiss If Sanford Is to grow there has to be a plan. Part o f that plan must Include being a m ajor player In Central Florida. That means that the city must take an active role In what Is hap­ pening In several areas such aa transporta­ tion. the airport, the 17-92 corridor, develop­ ment o f the waterfront and econom ic p o ssib ili­ ties o f that developm ent. The m ind-set o f the citizens o f this city should be that we have eve­ rything that la necessary to become the envy of any Central Florida city and are must not let the opportunity in front o f us today...slip away. This ts the MOMENT. This Is the time for this city to step forward and to make It d ea r to Sla­ ter Cities, the Sem inole County Com m ission and others, that the tim e has come fo r som e attention to be given to the City o f Sanford, the county seat. In this endeavor there must be support, and constructive auggestlona, given to the m ayor and others. 1 ought to be paid for this advice. First, a m istake la made tn Jeb Bush's choosing o f a running mate. Then a New York newspaper blam es Feeney for Bush's defeat. During, or a f­ ter. all o f this Donald Trump apparently as 1 understand It. Is contributing to the cam paign in some way. 1 don't associate Donald Trum p aa a country cousin to all o f us In Florida. I are him as a New York real estate entrepre­ neur also involved In casinos. On top o f all o f this la the failure to understand the pivotal role o f Central Florida. If my vision were juat slightly blurred I would not be able to tell you If 1 were looking at Jeb Bush or Oeorge Stu­ art...at this tim e. I hope It changes. Some predictions...Sanford's airport name w ill remain aa tt la. The 17-92 corridor w ill be more im pressive than we Imagined due to a long and hard- fought debate between those who wish to see the success o f this venture and those with little Interest tn this city and very little foresight aa to what ts beat for the county as a whole. The Sem inole County School System w ill take the lead In the state In presenting new concepts regarding educational alternatives. Surprising new political leader­ ship arising from Sem inole County. A nasty vow NEED TO SEE TONY TIZZIO MV AAPP CARD? L E T T E R S Tony Tlxxio la an advocate ' the Pet peeves On June 15. 1997 we dkl a column at "Special People* entitled *Pet Peeves.* The audience response eras good far that one. It Inspired us to do a kind o f follow up column, ao today we w ill focus on a little pet peeve o f mine: support or non-support o f the disability Sleazy politics in Sem inole County? B ig tim e sleazy W ashington D.C. politics has Anally com e to sleepy little Sem inole County. Make no doubt about tt. that's what to h ap ­ pening- I f s aa If we don't have enough o f peeping through the W hite House keyholes to aaa what they are really doing tn the Lincoln hi dntrwn Now w e get all o f the w orst o f na- Miss Lake Mary High BOBOOPF S e m in o le C o u n ty School Board m em ber. iqp tn six m onths when the lawsuit to Anally settled and the poor hapless victim to found to be tn the right. You might think that the disabled may have an easy going attitude about Ufe because o f the way that roost o f us cope with our d is­ ability: with strength and dignity. The sim ple fact to that like all people. disabled persona can get bothered. The disabled can also get frustrated and even troubled by the actions o f other people or events. The disabled need to have greater support from society. This brings ua to a very Im por­ tant question: what exactly do we mean by support? For our purposes today w e shall lim it this term , support, to stand for greater acceptance tn society. * False Support • Rightly named. This la what can be referred to aa a person or organi­ sation claim ing to be a defender o f disability rights. Actually, they are only dotng It to de­ fend his/her Job, position or corporation. In other words, they are not sincere tn their con­ victions. You w ill also And many people with this so called cooperative nature occurring especially when legal questions are involved Involving the A D A . The A D A . has done a lot to en­ hance the C ivil Rights o f the Disabled, but the actual mind changing o f people w ill take a lit­ tle longer. * Undecided Support • There are still others who Hally refuse to support the disabled In Racism in In today's political lent/victim In the If you have anything for ua at plc*. please let ua knowt Peo- �Sanforf HariM. Sanford. Ftortda •Sunday, February 1,1998 •8* M c C ra y -------Continued from Page IA good player. He was a star with the Sem i­ nole High School team and then at Sem inole Community College. He played at Bluefleld State C ollrgc In West Virginia. And he obtained a bachelor’s degree in education. Eventually, he came back to help the com m unity where he grew up. McCray’s been at Goldsboro the last three years. He's also youth m inister at Zion M issionary Baptist Church, where In three weeks he will be ordained and be­ come Ihe youth paator. McCray's ordination was som e­ thing he says he felt building each year o f hla adult life. *1 had a higher calling." he said, "When I was playing basket­ ball. I thought I was going to make it lo the National Bas­ ketball League." McCray said. *1 felt this when I was finishing up al Seminole High School When he sees the salaries of Michael Jordan and other NBA stars. McCray concentrates on his "higher calling." on preaching the gospel and being ordained. "I’m In control." he said. *1 want to be a positive, m ale, roll model for this community. I want to encourage the kids at school, to help them get ready for m iddle school and high school and tell them they can and w ill go to college." McCray coaches the 6th and 7th grade basketball team s at Sanford Middle School and would like one day to coach at the high school. He and Jackie McCray have three children Grrem y (13), Ryanne (11) and Letters An aw «som « fore* of health care knowledge Samfnofa H tfi School's HOSA Odb { Health Occu­ pations Studanta ol Amsrtca) com pted at tfrs ra­ tional oompattlon hafd h Apopka laat Saturday, oananoia n y i scnooi won many avants and dor™nmad N competition. Wlnnars included: Mertcal Terminology: Md w n CWda. 2nd; Madteal Math; Karan Nona*. 1at; MadfcaJ OpaMng: Crystal Roupaa. lot; Undaay Koppta, 2nd; Mandy Maddoi. 4th; Andraa Saptar, 6th; Veterinary Assisting: Thora Powers, 1at. Rachaf Bamatt, 2nd; First Aid CPR: Ryan Quantna and Malaaa Link, 1st; Richard Tuttle and Rian Thompson, 2nd; Sports MaJdna: Elirabath Schaeffer, tat; Physical Tharapy Assisting Undaay Kaatar. 2nd; Cartssa Cart, 4th; Nursing Assisting. Taaha Hicks, 1st; Job Saaldng Skills: Karyn Brawar, 2nd; Extamporanaoua Wrtmg: Jenndtar Etwel. 1st; Darak Strtngham. 2nd Karl Olson. and at Sem inole Community College. I'd go on to a big co l­ lege and then tt would happen. But I had a knee Injury that put this off." 3rd; Craatlva Problem Solving: Crystal Roupaa, Shannon Brawar, Karl Sklnnar, 1st; Caraar Haalth Display: Mallssa Qruiano, Ana Ada. 2nd; Pre­ pared Spaaklng: Canssa Cart, 1st; HOSA Bowl; Msgan Crags, Jason Armstrong. Nick Faulkner, Christy Culum. 1st; Ryan Vinson. Johann Thiel, Danny Traffary, Richard Tuttle, 2nd; Mahraan Chkis, Lindsay Kaatar, Undaay Koppla, Karan Nunez, 3rd. A l ara mambars ot Saminola High School's Acadsmy ot Haalth Caraars. Sponsors Emrta Pantacoat, EHaan Hadaway, Dabbta Mrtar. Jocelyn Carpantar, Mary Uttlaton, Nancy Julian and Kay WMamson accompaniod tha group. ’Our studanta wars unbskavabls...an awaaoma lores of haalth cara knowtadoa * vtwtwl MMlar. Thkiv-nina —*■- --p --- —- - —» * —j I . . —- —« — ,, - — - . ,. ,, ------ » u j a stooent* qubmwo vof Sun# compeoDon traval to Fort Mayors to compala In April. r t a Page t * the way.* Snow ts among the contingent of homeowners who have fought for nothing m ore than atngle fam ily dw ellings to be built on the property. denial,* said Sanford M ayor Larry Dale. Dale, whose busi­ ness Is developm ent. Is fsm lltar with OCR reports said the report was ’ typical* and Another contingent con ­ ‘ rather short.’ ceded to the m ulti-fam ily use *t don't think we provided all with a restriction on density. the Inform ation they needed,* Dean Shoem aker, w hs. trsvwild D ale. ' T a lU iia J w ;:/ w ith ■ fTsttsway said 'jp s r '™ neighbor, Ketth Ivey, and Bob wm am azingly po^uve and felt « W k y o f the H ills of Lake M sry. th* objections were raised due said "DCA found exactly what to ’ scanty Inform ation.* we have been objecting to City Planner Jay M arder since day one.* said the OCR report contained The report raised concerns standard language and 11 would be up to the applicant about the Impact on the 100to respond with the Inform a­ year floodplain, prater bodies, tion needed to clarify the ob­ wetlands and w ellfleld p ro tec­ jection s and comments. T h e y tion. The St. Johns River W a­ (DCA) pretty much lay out ter Management District re c ­ what needs to be provided,* om m ended that the proposed resource protection area be said M arder. The hom eowners are cla im ­ expanded to Include all o f the ing a victory. Kaywood resi­ areas In the 100-year flooddent Nell Snow, who has plain on the subject property fought the land use change and the wetlands associated amendment bom the begin ­ with the Twin Lakes. Shoem aker said. T h e re 's no ning said, *We are absolutely delighted that this much o f a way for (the developer) to the floodplain. road block has been thrown In elim inate there's no way for them to elim inate the low density (In Kaywood and H ills o f Lake M ary).* take Mary Mayor David Mealor said Thursday that he knew the report had com e down from Tallahassee, but he had not seen the docum ent. C ity Com m issioner Thom O rrm c. who negotiated on behalf o f the HlUa o f Lake Mary homeowners, and hom eowners association president C ed i Thompson liad seen the document but would not comment on the findings. Thompson did make a statement: * lf the current project la turned down, and a new developm ent la proposed, we rrtll have the sam e con ­ cerns as we did before.* *1 feel I have a lot to give back to the com m unity," McCray said. *1 understand the community and I can relate to it. I've been there. And 1 have a lot o f com passion for these kids. I care about them and want to help them ." McCray Is one o f five men on the Goldsboro cam pus, where the m ajority o f teachers are women. The principal and as­ sistant principal are men and two other men teach. 'M any o f these kids have no m ale or fa ­ ther figure. They com e from homes run by their m others. These are the Idda who get In trouble, too. Kids with no fa ­ thers around." This Gentle Giant - soon to be the Rev. Bruce McCray - grew up In such a home. reason Hope did not win was because she Is black. Have w r not advanced here In Sanford to the point o f being able to* reward fairly; be tt Black, W hite. Hispanic, etc. What are we saying to our children...you can't win even If you do your best when you are black??? Everyone In the auditorium knew that Hope W alton was robbed o f the title Miss Lake Mary. I used to justify no black had ever won the Miss take Mary High title because they Just weren't qualified. They never measured up to the other girls. W ell. I can't say that any more. Hope disproved that last Saturday. ‘ Hope, you touched me and your parents and the school should be proud o f you. Please don't let the racist actions o f those Judges discourage you *ana wg local young people In ou r community. This posi­ tive reinforcem ent o f our youth gives an extra incentive to those who are striving to ‘ do the right thing*. These article* help encourage a child to stay on the road to success and really count In the recipe of chlfo/fam lfy/falth/teacher/com m unlty as a sup­ port system. W e have received letters from vari­ ous award winners telling us how a hand up helped change their lives. W e see so many great things that young people accom plish-In num­ ber* they certainly overshadow the few nega­ tives. The Sanford H erald fill* a m y special need not only fo r this kind o f article but for showing you red f as ■ responsible member o f this com ­ munity In many ways. Our contact with Lacy. Russ. Tommy and J e ff has been a relationship ot joy. You never know whose life you may be helping to make successful-keep up the good Keep up the good work Sanford Herald The Sanford O ptim ist Club, whose motto Is Jan. 10 • The following births Bocchlnfuso. recorded at Colum bia M edical Center in Sanford: Jan. 14 - Caryl ■Fhtiyaw. Deltona. Jam. 15 • Angeli Tpdd Hammerie, orange Bojr. Defondla Gano am Owynette mod M anuel 8U vu. Deltona. Twin Boys Jan. 16 • Derma M iller. San­ ford. Boy: Sind! and Thom as Platt. Ddtona. Boy Jan. 17 • Janeae Garland and Richard Evans, Jr. Ocneva, Boy Jan. 18 - Latonya Hampton. Sanford. Boy; Donna and ThoGirt The city has 60 days to make a decision on adopting the amendment. I f they adopt with changes, they have an­ other 10 days to submit a r e ­ sponse to the OCR report. U n ve ile d IA Excited to tell the 400 or so business and gtvem m ent leaders from all county cities a t the luncheon about the hotel and conference cen­ ter. Dale predicted other Sanford businesses would benefit and many visitors would be com ­ ing to the city. Dale estim ated the cost would be 840 m illion. Developer Joseph Paclttl said that the project would be more like 870 or 875 m illion. *We can do It. and we can do It In two years," Paclttl said. T d love to have tt done by the year 2000." Paclttl has been planning the Sanford project for the past six months at his own cost. And he's been working with DoubleTYee H otels, which has a dozen hotel-conference centers In the U.S. Pacttil's company has done five p roj­ ects with D oublcTree. T h is Is not Just a pipe dream ." said Chris Pfohl, vice president o f New Business for Promua/DoubleTtre Hotels Corporation. “W e're pretty com m itted to this spot. W e don’t throw our name around." Pfohl said that the Sanford plan was most prom ising. *We‘re definitely looking at 300 rooms for the hotel and a 12-story building. It could be two or three stories higher." Paclttl, the president o f PRA Development ft Management Corporation, la ready to build as soon as the city and county leaders give him the go-ahead. *We want It pretty bad," said County Com m is­ sioner Win Adams. "W e want It and need It." Adams aald that nothing like the hotel and conference center had been addressed by the com m ission. T h is would be new territory," he said. *U la obviously going to take a public/prtvatc partnership. We've done this before. It's Important to move on. Sanford has this thing going. And that's excitin g." Morris said the entire afternoon had been a ‘ positive" one for the county. “Sanford's an­ nouncement was very positive. The future o f the county hinges on dream s and plana like this erne." Dale said the next step Is that a task force from Sanford w ill travel to Roanoke, Vs., to see a conference center and hotel developed by Paclttl. tonhave taught. This la the MOMENT In W ashington. In the nation. This la the tim e for change. It is the tim e for all o f us to step back and look at what we have become. A ll o f us are guiltyl What are we going to dot It la d e a r that we must take an active role In presenting our discontent with business as usual In W ashington. Tb accept our responsibility for being a part o f it because we have stood by for many years without ex­ pressing clearly that changes must be made regarding the conduct o f our leaders and their disregard for the citizens o f this nation. Washington la not a country. It Is our Capitol. I f w e are to renew Am erica, or better yet the United Btates o f Am erica, we need to start In W ashington. tbs Msnst— » Club 1-800-432*101N N . Maitland Avenue, M aitland, FL 32751 (5646) W e B e lie v e In T h e “ O ld F a s h io n * * Aubrey Robert Kelly. 64. W est 24th Place, Sanford, died Fri­ day. Jan. 30. 1008. Mr. K elly was bom in St. Augustine on Dec. 4. 1033. He was Public Works Director for the Ctty o f Sanford where he had worked for 35 years before retiring. Mr. Kelly was a member o f Victory Baptist Church. Survivors tndude wife. Helen: son. Kelly, Sanford; daughter Melanie Sahyoun, Sanford; brother. BUI. Lakeland; sisters. Betty Reed. Scottsdale. Artz., Audrey Marfcoa. Sanford. Eve­ lyn Hughes. Nashville, Term .. Mary Ann B alky. Altam onte Springs. Ethel Dykes. New Snuyna. Mildred Snow. Osteen: nine grandchildren. Brtaaon Funeral Home, San­ ford, In charge o f arrangeT c « c g. to •Friend O f Youth*, commends the Sanford Her­ ald for the many pictures and articles honoring Cos tinned Friends of youth Develop- Ashley (10). Ashley goes Goldsboro Elem entary. i l * W a y • one Funeral Director bandies all details • all preparationladoneat Ibis faculty • service times will meetyour needs • • nointerest is chartedontrusted prearrangements, whichare 100%refundable • thefamilyselects cremationservices • markersdesigned tospecifications G ramkow F uneral H ome 500 & Airport Bhrd., Sanford, FL 33773 382-3213 �6A ' i ' ....... . • • • M S w r>o,v. r,,| , l Watch Wall makes a crash landing at airport Continued from Pnge 1A ChlH Deputy Steve Harriett nl the Seminole County ShcrIll's rllllcc reported that there .ire three registered sexual predators currently lit resi­ dence within the countv. Thenare 655 sexual offenders within the county and a total nl H .7 IO olTcndcrs in t he state. tiring classified as .in o f­ fender means tlr.it cltt/cns can Inquire wllh their local law enforcement agency whether a certain Individual has hern convicted of a sexual offense. A sexual predator lias been elasslllrd heeause of a more serious offense like threatening with force or violence or com ­ mitting a sex act upon a per son physically handicapped. A person must tie adjudicated in-tore b e i n g labeled as a sex­ ual predator, "We must primelively release Information to citizens or businesses tl there is a sexual predator In the area.’ said Harriett. One method used by law enforce­ ment agencies Is walking door to door in a neighborhood where a predator lives. The three predators living In Seminole County are: Mark An tliuny Lopez, 36. of 439 Bast Church Street. Longwood: James Wayne Thomas. 37. of !M5 Slate Rd. 419. Chulunia: and, Christopher Wayne Daubert. 19. of 310 Holly Ave­ nue. Sanford. Information Is accessible about these and other preda tors on the FOLK website: http://www.fdle.state.fi us. S u p e r S h o e S a le ! L A D IE S “SOFT SPO TS” SAVE Herald PtKJto by Tommy Vlncenl rt s tusm ess as usual tfnis weekend at Orlando Sanford Airport after a wall collapsed early Wednesday at tne international charter termimai a 25-toot square note was len after pan of the exterior wall of the terminal collapsed during a deliberate demolition of a concrete smoking deck The concrete slab was let down too quicxly. causing an ax pocket that blew out the light wall. The work was part of a S3.5 million ex­ pansion of the terminal. Airport director Steve Cooke said that a temporary wall is up today and mat there were no problems. No passengers were m|ured" Cooke said "A woman who works for United SafeGuard twisted an ankle when she was trying to avoid the wall." The way we were: Bit of this and that 1 have some Items that ha­ ven't been published for vari­ ous reasons so wdl correr t that today The Wednesday Club Information was taken from the Industrial Section of the Sort lord H erald published In 1910 and the news from 1922 was from my mother's scrapbook. LAD IES BOOTS C LO SE O U T *10 SALE ASST. STYLES ACME. DINGO. MORE LAD IE S' NURSES SHOES M E N 'S SAND ALS C H ILD R E N ’S SHOES FROM * 9 * ° Value* I0 34.M LAD IES’ TR O TTE R S" DANIEL GREEN S U PP E R S 2 0 % SAVE C H IL D R E N 'S SHOES $ 4 .9 0 up HIS. HERS Some Discolored M E N 'S W E S T E R N BOOTS M EN'S W O RK SHOES, BO O TS FROM * 1 9 " Values to 39.99 FROM Values to 24.9S SAVE * 1 0 All Styles, Colors Asmo, Wnpo, OWtsrs S T 3 0 % Cblppewa, Herman L A D IE S ’ C A N V A S CASU ALS B O Y 'S , M EN'S Cj-EATS LAM ES hanosaos M EN'S DRESS A C AS U A L SHOES M E N 'S C A N V A 8 CASU ALS FRO M * 9 * ° ^ VoIo m to 29.M *9*° s a v e • 1 2 * ° up Nike. Converse - 4 0 % 2 0 % Fkofthsim. Hush FuppMa. Much Mors NOW * 1 2 * ° AseL tfytse, Colors M O S T S H O E S S A L E P R IC E D G IFT C E R TIF IC A TE S FR EE G IF T W RAPPING 208 E. F IR S T S T R E E T SANFORD • 322-0204 In v e s t w it h GRACE M. STINE “ CIPHER Th e W ednesday Club t TTJiiYaiuoday Club was Lire women's literary organization ol Suiiiord which held weekly sessions from November ihrougTf May Their object was tlic mutual improvement o f Us members In literature, art. sci­ ence. history and the vital In­ terests o f the day. During the previous year, they had studied Florida. C ali­ fornia and the District of C o­ lumbia. They sought to gather Information not commonly taught tn the Schools. The group planned to devote 1910-11 to the study of the state of Florida; Included would be writers native to the state. One meeting during rach month would lx- devoted to cur­ rent topics. The club had recently revised Its ronstuution. The main changes related to membership which was divided Into three classes. There was such a de­ mand for admission, that the limit for active members was raised from 30 to 40. There was added a non-resident membership composed of for­ mer members who had moved away and also an associate membership lor those desiring benefits of the meetings with­ out entering Into the real work. Officers for that year were Mrs. George L. Maris, presi­ dent; Mrs. William M Dickens, vice-president; Mrs. S.O. Chase, secretary; Mrs. A.D. Key. treasurer. The program committee consisted of Mrs. A D. Key. chairman: Mrs. C.E. Walker. Mrs. William M. Dick­ ens and Mrs. C.R. Walker. Many of you know that this Wednesday Club later evolved Into the Sanford Woman's Club. Mrs. J.N. WhUner. a charter member of the Wednesday Club which had been organized In the early lH90's. wTote u marvelous his­ tory of early Sanford tn 1910 as a program assignment. You will have noticed that the club studied Florida In 1910. Her history. 'A Talc of a Mosquito’ has been printed tn the past by both the Sanford Woman's’ Club and the School Board of Seminole County. The Sanford Historical Society has secured jx-nulssion to reprint It and will do so tills year as a part of their Historic Sanford Scries. A junior freshman entertainment The junior class of Sanford High School assisted by the freshman class presented whal was called one o f the best enlertalnnienls of tiir 1922 sea­ son. They pul on a play and vaudeville sketches with pleasing choruses and songs. The play was entitled "A Pro­ posal Under Dllllculttcs' and the cast members were Victor McLaultn, Uvron Stephens. Mae Holly and Gladys Wtlryuii. Lillie Ruth Spencer favored tin- audience with several vocal selections and she was en­ cored each lime. Several Inter­ esting readings were given by Riioda Williams. An Egyptian scene was hi­ larious. The Sheik IJoe Corley) and his dancing girls (Pierce Griffin and Sam Flclshcr) put on quite a show. At one time, tin- dancing girls cavorted through the audience, kissing tin- bald headed men. Various choral groups enter­ tained with popular songs. ’ Luck)’ Home’ was led by Khoda Vaughn and Velma Shlppe and Included Georgia Mobley. Geraldine Kent. Demarlus Miisson. Elizabeth Flowers, Margaret Cox. Gladys Wilson. Mae Holly and Jose­ phine Knight. Lillie Ruth Spencer led the following group In singing ’ Mammy*: Ollle Vera Gllsson. Alice Bolley. Marie Stcmpcr, Alice Runyon. Doris More, George Cowan. Victor McLaulln. Byron Stephens, Warner Scroggins and W.A. Adams. *1 Like It’ was led by Mac Holly and Gladys Wilson. Oth­ ers in the chorus were Georgia Mobley. Geraldine Kent, Demartus Musson. Elizabeth Flowers. Margaret Cox. Rhoda Vaughn. Velma Shlppe and J o ­ sephine Knight. The music was fumlshrd by James Schaal at the pluno and James Robson on drums and traps. 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Negatlvr-Dernarius Musson. Mane Stetnper. and F. Rinrs. Alter a hot debate, the Judges (Ida Grey. Ruby Hard, and Cur­ tis Barber) decided for the negative. in the afternoon A section, the contestants were Affirm a­ tive Margaret Berner, Iris Britt, and Troy Ray; Negattve-Mae Holly, Geraldine Krnt and George Cowan. The judges de­ cided In favor of thr affirma­ tive. 21.80 idling And dJd thdt lo outperforming the SSjP 500 since PJH‘). When you're ready for mpi*sirm*Ms f/irif uni gel your blood pumping, cull SunTrust. I-H00-52(»-l 177. And see wlnii investing can be. S u n T kuni 01118 San 11Livi It j legtxirird wm ie nuik belonging eulu.itely to Son I rial B-itikv In. Investments: Are not I DIG insured * Are not guaranteed by any bank • May lose value Srnmlin air offend through Sonliu.l Sminlirv liu 4 irgivleled broket dejlet member S WI1 MIX Il a petlooiuii.e dor. not giuunlee lulutr irvull. 11m- peilmnumr quoad repievent. pjo |n-it»im4iiti ..I tl.. 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Alt indt.idiul tJIWOI lli.rvl dimity m ill index Ml. .ijitditdi/ed lotjl ilium 411114x1mum oil. 1mg mtiudev fein.vvimenl ol jll intoine dnidendx jud ijpiul gjm. divlnhuuon. the SI I ( Invi, lund. jic jd. ived ti> jlhlute. id SunJtu.t hank. Ini the diinibuiot of llie M U I4..U laud. M I Imvxlmeiut Pitiiibuliun U e i . mu jinluled mill Sunlrutt funky Im A prinnntut. (unuming tnoie mloinunon including tturgn and enpemev 1. jvjiljhlr by u iiimg Sun11uxl Seiunliev li« H41VV IVJkhlire Si Suite 1180 Miami t.,\ 10Um t'lrjvf icjd itw piuxperiui urefulb befoie you innvi m tend money •llie Mninmg.tjt unking 1. b i«vl u|xui 2 242 inievimem oanpiiiie. m llie Luge HU ml lileginv lot 4 1 veil penud ending 11/10;17 �Sanford Herald Sanford Florida • Sunday, February 1, 1998 •7A S tin e c ip h e r A real guiding light T h e ‘t a il’ o f a d o g , a n d h e r Hy DEE B R O P IfY s |m-<Ul tn llir Herald IAKK MARY It s ihr kind nf devotion you just don l s it tn ,i In n ,ik's eyes anymore. Her ryes follow Dennys every move with love. no. adoration. In those little hrown ryes. Iter lil.u k hair shines with health and vitality, and her tall thumbs on the carpel. Excuse me? rail * Thump? Are you saving Mini the main woman In Denny Mulls life Is a DOG? Well, vest W ere liol talking any dug here, either. We •ne talking about a dog who Is able to respond in over HO commands, learned at both verbal and hand signals, with Marine Corps preci­ s i o n We are also talking about a dog who p r o ­ vides the eyes for a man with retinitis piem en tosa. a frequently hereditary disease, which h a s s i lar robbed him of !IH percent of his si^hl Ills world Is one ol ptn|H>mt vision, only, and this marvelous i leafure Is Denny’s lifeline and a window to the world I llrst b n am c aware ol Dennv. and his compaiiion. Windsor, when out running my sixmile loop in Dike Mary and 1 saw Mils striking man. with a Mr Clean haircut, sporting a diamond stud earring In one ear. wearing aviator sunglasses, and walking a gorgeous bl.n k Dibrador As I drew <loser. I could see file dog was In a working harness. CommitMng the faux pas which Is c ommon to a great many fully-sighted people. I shouted. 'Good Morning!" (Alter all. lack of sight. does not Indie ate hearing Impairment .| Thr man not only w a s g o o d iialureil, h r 1/ordered on l/rlng J o l l y , and boomed bark. "O ik id morning." Weeks passed and our thricew eekly greeting. m a somewhat more *«ihdtied tone, was tlie* con ­ tact w e maintained I was last Iriuted, loo. hy thr sign on the dog s harness. Do not pet me I am a working Southeastern Guide Dug." I was Itching lo ask him atroul himself anil the dog. but I hesitated, filially, my curiosity could no longer lx* contained. and I |ust wanted to know more about ibis jMir I siop|x-d one morn Iilk and told him that I was a free lance writer, and that I Just saw lhiiu.ni Interest Story" written all over the two ol them N'ot only did Denny ugrer lo an interview, hr did so rnihustasiic ally, and th.il Saturday. I was at his apurtmrnt. my photog­ rapher husband In tow. ! Denny uses hand signals and verbal com m ands to direct Windsor. o w n e r, C ontinued from Page 6A in s p ir e s lo c a l w r it e r Celery Crate revisited Tlie following Jingles may give you a laugh: I found them In my scrapbook In my hand­ writing. so evidently I was (he author. Osrar Hammcrsietn certainly had no competition from me! These were used as singing announcement over the Seminole High loudspeaker In ahoul 1051. What amazed me the most was that Dennys for us was not egocentric. especially given the many circumstances of his life. Here was a man who had barely known his biological fa ­ ther. was taken In and raised by a sister and brother-in-law. quit high school and enlisted In the Marines, lie survived the horror years In Vietnam. In HIGH and I9G!I. stationed in (he Demilitarized Zone. Hr then came back to live In Dade County, and found an outlet in rhrrnlral dependency before relocating lo Cenlral Florida. Now a recovering alcoholic. Denny was silling In Ills apartment, calmly recounting bis life circumstances, bis steel blue nearly stRhtlcss ryes peering ahead of him. lie really wasn't Interested in talking about himself. The siory he wanted to tell was that of bis dog so that more people could lie madr aware of the organization that bad pm vldrd the dog to him. 'Hits amazing dog. was provided to Denny, free of chargr. hy an organization known .ts Southeastern Guide Dogs. Inc. This Is an or ganlzatlon which receives absolutely no h i n d s whatsoever from the government, and relies solely on the generosity of Individuals. The lar i that the raising and training of Ihrsr dogs carries a price tag $10,000 each, gives weight lo the generosity necessary to give this "gift of mobility" to Individuals. These dogs are first raised by volunteer puppy raisers, go through rigorous training, then are matched with a sightless person and go through a 2G day training period with them. There ts also fol­ low-up alter thr dogs are placed In the homes. Denny has a special alllnliy for dogs and had trained dogs In thr past befnrr his sighl tregau falling, when lie was thirty. He believes that the consistency of thr Marine-style training, post-South-eastern graduation, lr.es Irt-cn enhanced hy W indsors high Intelligence, m d deslrr lo please. Thr gratitude lit this man was unparalleled 111 tnosi Individuals I have met In my lllr. Ills goal Is to raise enough money, through pledges at the yearly walk-a thon. to pay hack thr $10,000 price lag fur his dog. even though repayment In no way Is ever askrd ol lire r e ­ cipients of these dogs. The gratitude does not stop there, either. He lias recently been nominated, along with other outstanding m l imleers from the community, for the Jefferson Award. Denny volunteers at the Coalition lor Ihr Homeless, thr Meridian Nursing Horne, and through Ihr Seminole County Sc hool Svs tern In the Dividends Program. Ills desire is to bring the message to as many people .is lie can. and he helps build sell esteem In oihers and gives Inspiration, simply by his present e. One of the most moving experiences he re­ counted was when lie was at the Coalition lor thr Homeless and had made a presentation about the guide dogs One lllllr Ixiy came up to him and told him. "When I gel a house, then’ I’m going to raise one o f those dogs " Drrirty relates that It w a f t va jjrh u m b lln g ex ­ perience. a J Ie r r was a child with virtually nothing, wirin'had been given’ll*bream and n goal lo do belter not only for himself, but to help others In the process. One does not hear Denny complain about much of anything. He docs havr some pc-t peeves, such as sprinklers running across sidewalks, which leaves him tn u dilemma al times. Windsor will exhibit Intelligent disci hedlence" and refuse to take her sight Impalrrd companion out Into thr street, where Ills life would be put In danger. Denny Is also disappointed In thr lac k of courteousness when cars are parked bloc king cross­ walks. Denny relates one Instance where Windsor refused to move when a car came across the stop line. She wattn t going to allow potential harm to come to Denny and bloekrd the car from proceeding forward. The shame faced motorist was forced to hack up and Irt Denny and Windsor pass. 1 found my fingers Itching lo prt Windsor from the moment 1 laid ryes on her. hut r e ­ sist. I did. Denny explains the "no petting rule very simply. T h is Is a working dog. II stir comes to expect petting from every lui man she meets, she will quit doing her Job. and put me in danger." 1 felt a lllllr sad when Denny told me this, and he must have antici­ pated the response. "Come on. III show you that 1 let her be Just a dog." Denny feels his way to the door, thr chairs lined up precisely, pointing the way to thr door, past the Marine memorabilia and a Baa Tall. Page BA Hall is not ‘mentally blind’ Herald Photo* Tommy Vincent Oh. students dear and did you hear the news that's really great? Therr's going to he a St. Pat­ rick's Party al the Celery Crate. So come on down and bring a date this nrxl Saturday night. If you will wear something green then you will he all right. 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Offer expires 12*31*98 ( | | -I I i t S / > m «• I h i u t i f t i l h \ V V V V Y V V Y V Y V ih f s .m l,n il • ID i.ilil V A L E N T I N E ’S D A Y S A L E Y Y Y Y V V Y V V V V w .M a t t r e s s M a r k e t By SHARI BRODIE Ih-rald Staff Writer LAKE MARY • God gave him a knack with dogs, says Denny Hall. He understands that as a working dog. Windsor needs some lime to play. He lias trained her to respond to hand signals and verbal commands, beyond the training that she received at Southeastern Guide Dogs. They play three times a day. "She’s the pinnacle of guide dogs." Hull likes lo train dogs, but he qualifies that statement: "You can only take a dog so far. As a matter o f fact. I don’t train dogs. I train people." The largest percentage o f guide dog users have some Bight. Hull, who lias pinpoint vision, doesn't lament his condition, but Hays without Windsor he'd be lost. H ell do anything he can for the school located In Palmetto, Fla. T h a t school Is very Important See Danny, Page SA Tunc L ik e . C dtl J -fc s ft B ehind Me T^egal W e H a v e It A ll, F o r L e s s ...G u a ra n te e d ! -M A T T U & L S • DAYBEDS • BUMiBEDS • B O N t M U S S BEDS • F I T O M • ADJUSTABLE BEDS • CUSTOM SIZES pO U M L 320-8060 FREE~~!f ~FREB:“ifu a 60 DAYS *** !| IfflUKT !| “C S _ j L S S I I V V V III • I t i l U l l i l l W I I I 1 I Mi l I V V V LAYAW AY FREE ■■ FR EEFINANCING ■■ on D A Y ^ I W l l I U N VI Ni l N i l III A I I I I N S j iii Z [ BRg ' L » - - J nimcoroiMtk ■i rti miss Aim mi m i ci ai �HA .» ’ *t r * ii f ;otkUi Suful.lv February 1 1990 Let a local celebrity bag your groceries and help fight cancer From S ls ff Reports m in t and elected olHclnls v o l­ unteer two hours o f their time on Celebrity Buggers Day to bag everyday custom er's g r o ­ ceries at their local Winn Dixie store. W inn Dixie donates 5 p e r m it o f total sales during that lim e to the Am erican C a n ­ cer Society. "Celebrity Daggers Day Is a great oppnrtim llv lor people o f the comm unity to com e out and put their local n ew sca stn s . politicians and other V IP s to a different kind o f work." said Sheriff Deary "An even belter reason to participate Is that Winn Dixie alw ays m akes a great donation to the Atnrri can Cancer S ociety." Orange County Shrrtfl Kevin H eaiy will serve as the A m eri­ can Cancer S ociety's first "Honorary Chairm an" for the annual fundraising event. Winn Dixie Celebrity Daggers Day. scheduled for Thursday. Fell 5 from -1 ft) H p.m The event has historically raised more than $70,000 a year to help the Am erican Cancer Society fund research toward a cure for .ill cancers. Tills Is the ninth year the event has been held In all. more than 700 volunteer c e le b ­ rity baggers In twelve Central Florida counties will p.irtli I pale. Central Florida news "Each year Ibis event gels casters, s p o ils figures, b u si­ better and Is-tter, because it ness executives, law en force not only raises m ore money lor C u lin a r y the Am erican C ancer Society. Init tl becom es more fun for thr celebrity baggers." said A m eri­ can Cancer S ociety C om m u ni­ cations Director. -Jim Murphy. "Som e celebrities com e back year after year because they not only have fun. hilt they un­ derstand that the proceeds go towards a good cause, and with S heriff fteary serving as our honorary chairm an this year we truly expect to have our l*«-st year ever.' W inn-Dixie Stores In Hrr vard. Citrus. Flagler. Indian Nlvrr. Lakr. Marion. Orange. Osceola. St Lucie, Sem inole. Sumter and Volusia are p a r­ ticipating. For more In form a­ tion. please contact Jim M irphy of the A m erican C a n crr Society at (-107) 425 501 I H*r*kl PWoto by O M M E Monro* fa c e -o ff ( ChtisM't* Weissrnon of Season's Dining l U » n .it institute and Yves Ambroiso ot f’ laiiel I Icllywood. two ol the nation s hottest chets went skillet to skillet duimq a live performance ot the Food Networks Ready Sot Cook! Game Stiow at tho Seminole Town Center The show was publici/od on the Food Network as a Sanford event Ambroise was the winner of the duel P rize -------------Continued from Page SA male and female winners will rrc c lv r the G rady-Kayum |*rl/e, a $2,500 scholarship to Ik- used In supporting their i o llegr education. The scholarship Is named for Most Krv. Thom as J. Grady, a retired Catholic bishop, and Curtis Nayam. a w orld renowned opera stngrr fro n Central Florida. T h r G radyKayam Prize ts adm in istered try the not-for-profit "Negro Spiritual" Scholarship Fou n d a­ tion and Its funds are held with the Com m unity Fou nda­ tion of Central Florida Inc. A d o g g o n e g o o d d o n a tio n «***«-«*, Tlio first Heathrow Women s Club mooting ot 1998 includod tho check pres­ entation try Ferry Miitlano snlos manager for Longwood Lincoln-Morcury ingtiti I ' (’ am Collins president ot the club Tho S3.300 will bo used by tho i.lub to purchase two dogs to be trained tor Carono Companions for Independente and Southeastern Guide Dogs Lincoln will bo trainod to assist a sight impaired person and Mercury will servo a physically challenged per­ son Wo aro very oncited and proud to bo able to purchase and partially train those dogs wtio mako life a littlo moro indopondont for tho pooplo who will ovontually make them part ot their livos,’ said Amm Theisen. club spokes­ person Hairston, the cousin of lamed m usician-com poser Dr. .Jester Hairston, ts a resident of th r Oakland/San Francisco, area. She holds post-gruduate music d r g rr rs from H ow ard University and Colum bia U n i­ versity. In addition to an extensivr teaching background. H a irston s achievem ents In­ clude eomjHisttlon and a r­ ranging for opera singer Kathleen Hattie and classical guitarist C h ristoph er Harken­ ing. Denny-----------C on tin u ed fro m Fags 7A hmM f ume, by T»<w»y VMcart Air W indsor g o e s for the catch. to m e." On March 7. the school will hold Its 12th annual walkathon. to raise funds for training o f puppies. Hall w ill walk the 10 kilom eters w ith thr help o f W indsor. H r has collected donations In conjunction with the walkathon. enough to pay for Ills current dog and he's working on Ills next dog. A guide dog lias on 8 to 10 y e a r work life, then they a re retired. Hall doesn't have to raise the money, dogs are provide free o f charge to qualified recipien ts. The training Is expensive but It's a llfrsa vrr for people lik e Denny Hall. Hall hopes tliat os he collects donations for the upcom ing fund-raiser, people will not be short-sighted. "T h e only thing worse than bein g physically blind." says Hall, "Is being m entally blind." T a i l -----------------C on tin u ed from Page 7A r o w MIA flag displayed prom inently on the breakfast bar in the kitch en area. Tlu-ie Is a com m and and W indsor gleefully picks up the I'rtbbcc In her mouth, tall wagging llie dog. and we walk outside and stir trots to the end of the walkw ay o verlo o k ­ ing the lake. Tlierc. she w aits until Denny slowly approach es the area where the cem en t abuts the grass. Site sits and allow him to get ids footing and w atches him carefully as he walks slowly down the slope. Frislx-r. with the F'riaIh-i - i lamped securely m her sm iling mouth. Th e hand signal Is almost In­ visible. then G.'l pounds of pure Joy rush to rejoin her master and wall lor the gam e to la-glu. It would la- like watching any |a-rsnn play with any dog. but It s not. Hits Is a legally blind |a-rson and this Ls ........ i-lln aiy dog. I feel tr a is welling u< my eyes, lia s dog will serve lor (N'lbaps another six years, and then she will r e ­ tire to another hom e to be loved and pam pered the rest o f h rr life, having retired from such an esteem rd profession. Denny lias told m e that after years o f service, he would not hurt her by bringing In an­ other dog to "work" tn front o f her, because the respect Is Just too greut. Tlte gam e Is ended. Man and dog walk up the slope to com e back Inside the apartm ent, get a cool drink, and begin once again the activities o f dally living. Hut perhaps the real gam e Is Just beginning, b e ­ cause each and every day Is precious to both o f them . W indsor lives to give service and loves to work, and through her devotion. Denny Is also able to reach out to others. The m essage Is powerful, and I leave tlie encounter a little awed with much better vision then when 1 first met D enny and W indsor. For those requiring fu rth er Inform ation about our school. various volunteer program s, or lo schedule tours or speakers for Interest groups: Southeast­ ern G uide Dogs. Inc.. 4 2 1 0 77th Street East. Palm etto. Florida 34221, (941) 7 2 9 ­ 5665. A b o u t th e a u th o r : Dee umphy U resident oj Lake Mary since I9HH. Work: 11/ Free lance writer (published In The Southeastern Association Executive. Seminole Scene Magazine. Health. Nature and Fitness. The Healthy Alliance Journal (2) Medical transcription 1st. specializing In behavioral health transcription (subcontract and own business). Her husband works Joe Stars Edge International. Hobbles/Activities: (1/ Running, re­ cently completed third marathon, training Jor the Dublin Marathon coming up this J a il (2) Hashing: (3) Till C h i 14/ Member/former officer o f Celery City Cruisers, a classic car dub: (4/ Travel. Volunteer at the Central Florida Zoo; actti* in church, as a lector (The Church q f the Nativity): regular contributor to the Central Florida lilood Dank; tu­ tor at the Seminole Community C ol­ lege Learn To Read Program (currently on sabbatkal) Alfreds Nathan, Program Director of the Affordable Home Center, Inc. turns keys over to new home owner Marvin Turner. The Affordable Home Center, Inc. helped Marvin with past credit problems, budgeting, and down payment assistance. If you are interested in owning your own home call T h e A ffordable H o m e C e n te r at 32 1 -8 3 3 3 . i �Extra Points... [ j K I Jeff Berlinicke Seminole advances Tribe girls take advantage of Lake Howell- Mainland to Oviedo boys advance to 5Arematch lives District 5 finals H e r a ld S t a f f W r i t e r up to hype WINTER PARK _ For once, a name lived up to all or the hype. Usually these types of things turn out to be duds. For the past three weeks, fans of Oviedo and Lake Howell boys basketball have been waiting for a rcmntch o f their classic battle three weeks ago nt Oviedo. The Lions won that one In the final seconds on a Brad Combes lumper and neither school has stopped thinking about It since. Earlier this week. Lake Howell coach Steve Kohn admitted that the rematch was on the minds of every student and faculty member at the school and Oviedo was pumped as well. The Lake Howell gym was packed. It went down to the wire. The home team won. The fans stormed the court. The heroes were car­ ried away as the losers stood and watched, knowing that a rematch was coming up In the districts In two weeks. It was everything a high school basketball game, one of the most pure things In Am eri­ can sports. Is supposed to be. It was about Oviedo's Brian Register play­ ing in pain so as not to miss the game o f the year. He strained his back but still was a vital part of Oviedo's valiant effort. It was fans sitting on the floor, ringing the entire gymnasium, because there were sim­ ply no seats left w|th about a half hour until tip-off. V- By U L U S WERNER H r raid S ta ff W riter _______________________ DAYTONA DEACII _ Mainland didn't w ell. Mainland panned nlupplly. shoot Seminole capitalized. Last night. Sem inole traveled to Mainland for the sem i-finals o f the District SA-Clann 5. T h ey had already necured a bye and by the way they played defenne. they should liave Just Rone ntralRht to the finals. Mainland Is n very good team that was sim ply over-powered by the Lady 'Noles. S em in ole's shooting hurt them a little last night, but the defense m ore titan m ade up for It. 'O u r shooting w as a little o ff tonight.* said IJA/ Amanda Cook (right) looks to Inbound ttw ball during Sominois'a 62-52 victory ovtr host Mainland in ths Class 5A-0tstric1 5 Girls' BaskMban Toumamant aomtftnals Friday night m Daytona Bosch. VI T o w t l l H IG H M H O O l ges Patriots; Another first for Bears It w as Scott Moore, yet another of Oviedo's unsung heroes, returning from an Injury to lead Oviedo with 27 points and the first 10 of the game. It w as both sides of the gym shouting out the •Hey' part In that stupid "D uh-D uh D uuuhh-D uh. Hey!* song. It w as bodies rolling around on the floor wrestling for every loose ball as If the season depended on It even though, for all Intents and purposes, It w as nothing more than a m eaningless rivalry for neighborhood brag­ ging tl^ its. U w as Lake Howell's Brad LeCorc diving Into the stands to knock a loose ball bock Into (day. A perfect no-look to Reggie Kohn led to a three-pointer. It w as an appreciation of basketball In football country. It w as the ‘ creative* Lake Howell response to the Oh-Vee-Doh chant. It w as knowing, despite a 12-point Lake Howell lead In the third quarter, that the game w as never over. It w as the excitement that abounded at both schools all week. It w as about the Tylenol that every coach and player m ust have needed after the gam e from ail the crowd noise and Lake Howell band music. It w as loud. It w as the excitement o f knowing there's a good chance the two teams will be meeting again at Lake Mary High in two weeks for the district finals and the right to home court advantage. It w as Reggie Kohn proving to be a leader unparalleled In the conference, willing his iw m to victory and the first Silver Hawks' win over Oviedo since Kohn Joined the team three years ago. H ell be back next year. It w as the crowd that charged the floor, mostly overpowering a sm all group o f Lake Howell teachers that tried to hold back the tide o f students as they canled some o f their players off the court. It w as Lake Howell s Ridd Williams, with a smile the size o f the basket, being carried away with his Index finger In the air. It w as also the Oviedo players watching the fpwr««c|e and listening to the taunts or the Lake Howell Cans. They'll remember that In to Friday's big contest wth CModo. Lake How* hon­ ks ttva seniors. The quintet playing their final home Howell claims rematch By JEST Herald S taff W riter OVIEDO _ Seven tim es Reggie Kohn had taken die court against arch-rival Oviedo and seven tim es he had walked o ff In defeat. As the only Junior starter on a senior-laden lineup. Kohn has been the leader o f the Silver Hawks all sea­ son long but never knew the taste o f victory until last night when Lake Howell finally knocked o ff Oviedo, 67-82, In front o f a packed house at Lake H owell. The gam e w as a rematch o f the classic the two top10 state-ranked team s waged at Oviedo three weeks ago. The Lions won that one at the buzzer to act the stage for last night's rematch. l. but fit first. Lake HowTtjc game Uved up to Ita billing, ell had to get past the mental block o f seven straight loaara to Oviedo. *1 thought about that a lot today.* Lake H owell coach Steve Kohn said. *We knew the first game could T h a t was one o f the beat saves I’ve seen In my career,* said Lake Brantley coach John Schaefer. *1 thought that It was a great shot by Oltiger. It took an even better save to keep It out.* Lake Mary coach BUI Elascle was Inclined to agree. T h a t was a big-tim e save.* said Elsaele. *1 wasn't sure she would be able to get to It.* Even the officials were Im ­ pressed. comm enting to Elsaele as they left the field that It was the best save any o f them had aeen this season. The save punctuated Kellgren's 10th shutout o f the season as the Rama, who were ranked No. 3 In the last Florida Sports W riters Asaodation/Florida A thletic Coaches Association's C lass 6A state poU. Herald correspondent It w as hU h school basketball and It w as L ast Ise o ia d M o t : It's easy to under­ stand why officials have to blow the whistle to prevent things from getting too out o f control, but why Is U that every time an of­ fensive player has the ball and the defender puts a fingernail on I t a lum p ball la called? Let them play. If the players are wrestling on the floor, blow the whistle, but It's be­ coming a case o f the refs taking over the gam e. T H E B E S T have gone either way but I'm not sure If there was a mental block.* The fans at Lake Howell knew all about the between the two teams. The building was pack loud until the end. *1 still can't hear.* Kohn said after the game. It was loud from the start. A fter Scott Moore hit a three-pointer to open the game. Lake Howell guard Rrggie Kohn came back and from there, the score went back and forth throughout the early part o f the game before l-sk* Howell started to pull away. CMedo's Moore decided It was his turn to be hero. Every night, there'o a different hero for the ona but Moore stepped up last night and scored Lions first 10 points on hla way to 27 for the nigh,. The Silver Hawks took the lead at 20-18 when Rickl W illiam s nailed a three-pointer followed by a flat In the air at the Lake Howell crowd. Lake Howell ex­ tended Its lead to 32-26 at the half, capped o ff by VI. Kellgren 'saves’ shutout for Rams a lm o s t D c r f r c t . F O R games in SUvsthawks uniforms wars (from left) Rickl Ryan Smith. Shawn Braddy. Brad U Cors and Robert Jordan. ALTAMONTE SPRINGS _ The Seminole High School boys' basketball team con ­ tinued Its hot play Friday night, overcom ing a alow start with a last minute tlp-ln to edge Lake Brantley, 46-45, in a Sem inole Athletic C on­ ference contest. The win was the 19th on the season against seven losses for Arrow Force V I. which w ill play a very Im por­ tant district game against Deltona tonight. Not only could It be the 20th win o f the year. It would Sem inole the No. 3 a first-round matchup with the No. 6 team In the Class 5A5 Tournament that hosted by Arrow C O V E R A G E O F S P O R T S IN Y O U R A R E A , R E A D Improved to 16-1-1. Lake Mary la 4­ 0-1 In 6A-DlaU1ct 3 play and 7-0-1 In the Sem inole Athletic C o n fer ence. Lake Brantley drops to 10-6, 1-3 In the district, and 2-4 in the SAC. Kellgren's save overshadowed another fairly im pressive play by Christina Cooley that resulted In the first goal o f the gam e. On a ball played Into the Lake Brantley goal mouth. C ooley flicked the ball Into the air, then turned and headed the ball to the Car post for a Ram goal at 0:56. Lake Mary’s second goal cam e at 53:36. The play started with a cor­ ner kick taken by Allison Weber. Loriasa Bazlle flicked the ball her head toward the Patriot goal before Ryan Shaw nodded It home. T H E S A N F O R D H E R A L D D A I L Y �2B •Sanford Herald. Sanford. Florida •Sunday. February 1 1998 i 1 Vi. ASA Umpire’s Clinic Sanford Little League FOREST CITY _ The Metro Orlando ASA Softball Association will be holding an um pire's clinic for new and returning umpires on Janury 3 1st and February 1st at Forest City Elem entary School. The clinic will begin at 8 a.m. both days. Call Virgil at 774-9898 for m orr information. SANFORD _ San lord Little la n g u r will be holding final registration for the upcoming Spring Baseball and Softball season at the Sanford WalMart this weekend. Tim es will from 10 a.m. to G p.m. on both Saturday and Sunday. First tim e players will need to bring birth cer­ tificate and proof o f residency. Bowling Tournament LONGW OOD _ The 38th Annual Men's S em i­ nole Howling A ssociation Tournament will be held February 7. 8. 14 and 15 at Longwood AMF. Sanford Babe Ruth signups SANFORD _ The City of Sanford K rrrra tlo n Departm ent Is signing’ up players for the u p ­ com ing Babe Ruth Baseball season and girls' softball season. Leagues w ill be ofTerrd for boys and girls uges four to 18. Those leagues Include T-Ball. Pee Wee. Bam bino (10-12). Prep (13). Babe Ruth (14-15). Senior Babe Ruth (16-18) and girls softball. The IYep League ts new thlB year for 13-yearolds only. This w ill make the jum p from B a m ­ bino to Babe Ruth sm oother and will allow the 13-year-olds to get used to the longer bases and get m ore playing tim e. Cost to register Is 620 with player placem en t set for Saturday. February 7th and Opening Day on Saturday. March 21st. If you have any questions or If you ore Inter­ ested In coaching, please call Tom Kelly at 3305697. PONY Baseball registration FIVE 1X31NTS _ W ith the Spring Baseball s e a ­ son ready to get started. Sem inole TONY B ase­ ball will hold Spring Registration this Saturday at the Sem inole PONY Baseball Com plex on County Road 419. one mile east o f highway 1792 near W inter Springs. All boys and girls ages five to 16 are encour­ aged to sign up In the upstairs office o f the Sem inole IO N Y Clubhouse from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. each Saturday. If you arc new to TONY Baseball you w ill need a copy o f you r birth certificate to register. Som e registration fees have been reduced In the you nger age groups. Call 323-5570 for m ore Inform ation. Adult Church Basketball SANFORD _ Th e Sanford Recreation D epart­ ment Is registerin g tram s for an Adult Church Polar Bear Basketball League at the Downtown Youth Center, lower level o f Sanford City Hall. Fellowship, either a no fast break or a slow break league, and Com petitive leagues are being planned. Call 330-5697 for m ore inform ation. '■ j.u '. iV*:— ____________ ■ • ; Wi Longwood Babe Ruth LONGWOOD _ The Longwood Babe Ruth Baseball League will be having sign-ups for the Spring Season this Saturday*. Tim e will be from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. All sign­ ups will be held at Longwood’s Candy land Park located on Grant Street (ofT o f S.R. 434). Registration Is open to all children ages five to 17. Playing divisions are T-B all (5-6). R ookies (7-8). Minors (9-10). Majors (11-12). Prep (13). Babe Ruth (14-15) and Senior (16-17). Tryouts are set for today (January 31st) for new players o r those who did not play In the Fall lYogrnm. Th e Spring Senson will Btart around March 1 and end In mid-May, excluding post-season toum nm ents. For nddltlonnl Inform ation please call W arren Brown [Mayer Agent) at 331 -6786 or Lisa Banton (President) at 339-8584. S e m in o le — C o n tin u e d from Page IB Sem inole conch Sylvester Wynn. "Thnt was probably because o f nerves. E i­ ther that or because w e hnd a whole week o ff and w e might liavc been a little nisty. "At half time I told the girls thnt the defense was going to win the game for us and that's exactly what happened." The Buccaneers gave S em i­ nole a good first half, only trailing by three at the end o f r7 _ • i-•■ ■ ■ •' ' r V - ! j.V ! ■ \ • "• • - • .u ^ Girls’ wrestling tournament ALTAM ONTE SPR1NOS _ Lake B rantley High School and coach Kevin Carpenger are pleased to announce a W om en’s Invitational W restlin g Tournam ent In association with the S em in ole County W om en's W restling Program . Th e tournament will take place at Lake B ran ­ tley High School on February 20th. W om en arc eligible under FHSAA (Florida High School A ctivities Association) rules and It will cost $30 as a team or $5 as an Individual. Tentative weight classes are 94. 101, 110, 119, 127. 138. 149 and 165 pounds. V -V [ The tournament will be double elim ination , fenture folkstyle rules and there will be In d ivid ­ ual awards. Call C arpenger at (407) 320-3670 for m ore delulls. the first quarter. Th e 10-7 score really told only h a lf o f the story as Mainland was un­ able to hold onto the ball for any length o f tim e before a Sem inole defender found a way to rip It out o f Its hands. Seminole began total d o m i­ nation In the second period, outscorlng the Buccaneers. 1810. Although Sham rlka Stokes didn't put a lot o f points on the board, she once again proved why she Is a leader o f the team by leading the offen se with in ­ spiration and rebounding that would make Dennis Rodman slop and lake a look. At the half, the score was 2817. Sem inole and the Lady Noles appeared to be on their way to the district ch a m p io n ­ ship game. Mainland refused to go down without a fight and postponed Sem inole's hopes for s rematch with Pine Ridge, a district foe w ho defeated the Lady 'N oles twice during the regular season with a com bined score o f six. Mainland continued to press aw ay at the Lady 'Noles, who m anaged to m iss shots but re­ bound and defend like pros. 8cm lnofe only had a 41-30 lead at the end o f the third quarter and the Buccaneers w ere still Mainland cut the lead to seven with three m inutes left and the crowd cam e to life. Throughout the evening, the stands w ere pretty quiet, but when ft looked as If Mainland had a chance, everyone w as on their feet. Sem inole's defense w as Just too much for the Buccaneers, and the Lady ‘Notes pulled out the win. 62-52. T h is w as a pretty em otional wtn for us and w e're really glad that w e get to play Pine Ridge In the finals." Sem inole player Felicia H enderson said. " If w e continue to play good defense, keep our heads In the gam e and remain focus, w e're ready for them. W e really need a wtn on Tuesday and w e're going to continue w orking for ft." Th e final gam e will be played at M ainland on Tuesday even ­ ing at 7:30 p.m. Pine Ridge w ill com e In pretty confident, after two w ins against the Lady ‘Noles. but more than the d is ­ trict cham pionship Is on the line. Sem inole will also b e playtng for pride and a chance to play the first round o f the regional tournament at hom e next weekend. S o cce rFags IB Thar* was a ful houaa at Laka Howal High School Friday night as tha No. 10 stata-rankad Silvsr Hawks upsat No. 4 stata-rankad Oviado. 67-62, to Rem atchIB tip-Ui by Ryan Smith. Lake Howell made It 42-30 on a Reggie Kohn layup before Oviedo mounted ita com eback. The Liona ran o ff eight straight points and tied it near the a id o f the third quarter on a short Jumper from Danny Lobo, but Lake Howell countered with a three-pointer from Robert Jor­ dan at the buxaer. It was back and forth again tn the fourth as the teams con ­ tinued to change leads. Oviedo went up, 67-56 on a M oore Jumper ta il * Howell right bock as Brad LeCore scored inside for the Silver Hawks. W ith 1:44 tn regulation. Moore popped one from threepoint land to tie It at 60, but Kohn came back with a layup and drew a foul. After he hit. It was Lake Howell. 63-60. Brian Register. playing with a strained back, countered with a Jumper to bring It to a onepoint game with 0:32 seconds remaining but Lake Howell put It away, wrapping It up with a pair o f fire throws from Jor­ dan. "It give us a real boost since now we know we can beat them." Reggie Kohn said. "After we got up by 12 we knew they would come back and our de­ fense did it for us.” For Oviedo, the gam e really meant nothing since the Lions avan tha saason sarias at ona win appiaca and sats up a possfata rubtoar gama in tha Class 6A-Diatrict 3 Toumamat at Laka Mary High In two' have already clinched the dis­ trict top seed, but It was still for pride and a shot at the Seminole Athletic Conference title. With the loss (and a Semi­ nole win at Lake Brantley) there Is a three-way tie for the SAC lead and Seminole p la ys both Oviedo and Lake Howell this week. T o be where we are. I'm proud o f our team." Oviedo coach Ed Kerahner said. "I'm proud o f our efforts and I like this team as much as any I've ever coached." For Lake Howell. It was much more Important. First, it showed them that the Lions. who they w ill probably face again In the district finals, are beatable. It also gives them, as w ell aa Oviedo, a bye In the first round o f the district tour­ nament at Lake Mary, as It clinches second place In Class GA-Dlstrtct 3. The Sliver Hawks finish the regular season with road gam es at W inter Park (Tuesday), at W inter Springs (Wednesday) and at Sem inole (Friday). The Lions w ill conclude the regular campaign with hom e gam es with Sem inole on Wednesday and Central Florida Christian Academ y from Ocoee on Friday. New football coach prepares to take Rams by the horns ■ f Herald S taff W riter That will be a welcome change from last season when the Rama had little opportu­ nity to celebrate aa they plodded to an 0-9 season. The losses coat coach Doug Pe­ ters his Job and paved the way to bring In Stanton, a form er Junior college Coach o f the Year. Stanton was In town Monday and la planning to move Into the area early next week after accepting the Job. He Is experi­ enced on the high school level, having served as head coaches at Ed W hite and Terry Parker High Schools In Jackson­ ‘ I believe very strongly In discipline. It's ville. and as coach at Missouri V alley not about saying *yea sir.’ or *no sir.' It's College. He also served at Trinity V alley about respect.” College which won the national cham pi­ Stanton played lor out; o f like best. Eric onship in 1994. Russell, the longtim e coach at O eorgla Stanton was bom and raised In Florida Southern. He was a center for some o f but has spent the past seven years away. Russell's fam ous Division 1-AA teams, at 11c is looking forward to the challenge o f least during practice. getting Lake Mary back Into Central F lo p As lor the gam es, when Stanton took Ida prominence. the field, he w ore Jersey number 106. *1 want to establish a program that the • But. despite his position on the depth whole com m unity can get behind." Stan­ chart, he learned under a coaching legend ton said. T h ere's no pressure to win Im ­ and took away three Important lessons m ediately because the only pressure 1 feel that he will bring to Lake Mary. ts what I put on m yself." *1 will put my best athlete at quarter­ Stanton said lie plans to run a m ultiple pro-style offense and that he feels he can back.* he said. "W e have to learn how to relate to the players even after coaching atop people, control the ball with our running game and kick far field position. college kids for the last seven years. That's how I expect them to play. The key I'm a players coach * Stanton said. "I Is to set attainable goals that w ill ensure got into coaching so that I can Instill success. A ll I can ask o f them Is loyalty, what my coaches gave to me and I think 1 dedication « n i hard work." The team w ill get together far the first have learned a good sense o f knowing what buttons to push. was pleased with the intense yet controlled gam e turned in by his squad. n n th jB e way our schedule is a ft Up. W know w e re going to hp4e one hard gam e right after another hard game for the rest o f the season." he said. "We've been In enough matches where the gtrta are disciplined enough to know how to prepare for Im­ portant matches. "Even though this game doesn't count for district seeding!. Lake Brantley la an excellent side. Every time we play them, we know we're tn for a challenging m atch." The Patriots showed why they are deserving o f such re­ spect as they battled fiercely until the final whistle, creating several solid scoring opportu­ ne final nlties over the ut In the 56th minute. Jenna Ayraar and Janey H allberg worked a nice give-and-go. Ay- mar playing a through ball to Maliberg, who chipped a shot just wide o f the net. About 10 minutes later. Selllck cracked a free kick that Kellgren co r­ ralled. 13 n '.»d • -i iq! "W rVe been tn every sin gly one o f our last six games, but we're tlaving trouble wrapping up a wtn," said Schaefer. "W e're still playing hard until the final minute. "Maybe we can look forward to peaking at the right time. In the district tournament. We still have six gam es left tn the regular season. There's still time for us to turn the com er.” Lake Mary has two gam es scheduled for this week, h ost­ ing DeLand in a district gam e on W ednesday and traveling to Orange Park next Saturday. Lake Brantley, which la sched­ uled to play Apopka tonight, will host Lyman on W ednesday and travel to W inter Parkt next Saturday. Junior Lake Brantley won the Jt varsity contest, 3-0. j �Sanford Herald, Sanford. Florida - Sunday, February 1, IM S ■ 3 0 Bears taking lumps this year, but the future is bright By JSFP BBRLimCKE Herald S taff W riter_________________________________ Corey WMarm toons of the most veraatUe players In Seminole County and haa played both guard and both forward poaWona for Wfotar Springs this season. WINTER SPRINGS _ They have three wins and 18 losses. Somehow, for the W inter Springs boys' b a s­ ketball train, that translates into a winning season. The Bears are the new kids on the block In the Sem inole A thletic Conference and they've taken some lumps. Aa the newest school In Sem inole County. W inter Springs has been try­ ing to field a team com prised o f freshmen and sophom ores In a season In which SAC schools make up one o f the best conferences In the state. Jim Hogan was hired to coach the Bears through the early years and said he knew what he was getUng Into ahead o f time. Principal W ayne Epps laid down the law early during the Interview process. Instead o f starting o ff with a year o f Junior varsity, the Bears would have to step right up with the big boys. Some o f those big boys Included three teams who have enjoyed a stale top -10 ranking this season * Lake Nowell, Oviedo and Lake B ran­ tley. Hogan didn’t realize what his team was getting into, but the B ea n have hung In. ‘ Honestly, learn for tedm. the SAC Is stronger than I could have ever anticipated,* Hogan said. *1 didn't realize It was this loaded. W e wanted to com pete In the first year, but I asked most o f the coaches In the conference and they all said It was unusual to be so strong.* Despite the disadvantages, the Bears hare fielded a com petitive team. They lost to Lake Howell after hanging tight for most o f the game and were tied at the h a lf with Oviedo before giving up an 18-0 run to start the second half. Winston Jsm es. W inter Springs* leading scorer, is third In the county In scoring and sniper Brian Baker Is shooting three-pointers at a 45 percent rate. The Bears met for the first day o f practice having arrived from schools from all over Sem i­ nole County. Jam es and Baker came from Lake Howell where they played Junior varsity ball last season. W ith the glut o f talent on the Silver Hawks. Baker said he was excited about the chance o f coming to W inter Springs. "Coach Hogan was w illing to give me a chance,* Baker said. W ith the young talent and the knowledge that playing In the county should never be as tough as It was this season, the young Bears have some Ideas about the future. They're taking their beatings, knowing that there will be a tim e for payback when the playing court Is even. *1 know that, when we're all seniors, we’ll go to the state tournam ent.’ Jam es said. Despite the record, there's reason for that a t­ titude. W inter Springs has not yet accepted losing. •W ell never get used to losing,* Hogan said. “W e hare had some frustrating moments but we're out there com peting every night. We should be one o f the top teams In the county In two years.* *1 get frustrated som etim es, when I see we had a chance to win.* Jam es added. "We re still playing hard every night and we know w e ll get our chance.* Baker also has kepi confident. "I was positive we can play with any one these guys,* he said. It hasn't always been easy In the SAC. but that first win against Trinity sure was a thrill. When the final seconds ticked down. It was hard to tell If W inter Springs had Just won Its first game or the state title as the Bears celebrated at mid-court. • Thursday night, the Bears chalked up another first with Its Inaugural home win, against Taylor High. 73-43. The community has noticed. W inter Springs plays In a state o f the art gymnasium and fea­ ture huge home crowds and one o f (he best traveling parties In the SAC. *lVe been surprised by all the attendance we've had." Hogan said. “W eVc been going through a tough season like thla and they keep com ing back.* James said that some o f the student body has been tough but that everybody understands growing pains. T h e y hare to realize we might struggle,* Jam es said. T h e re are some people that say we’re pretty sorry as team, but we Just tell them to Just wait for another year.* Despite the fact that W inter Springs would fit In more com petitively as a ju nior varsity team, they do feature some quality stars In the c o n fe r rnce. Baker and Jam es could start at moat Seminole County schools and there Is other tal­ ent just beginning to prosper. Marcus W iggins, Chip Kirby and Corey W il­ liam s add to the mix and W illiam s, who can play at any o f the guard or forward slots Is one o f the more versatile players In the county. Baker came out o f nowhere Btnce languishing on the freshman bench at Lake Howell last sea ­ son. ’ Brian works so hard and he’a Just Improved a lot from last year," Jam es said. "Brian Baker Is a young man who keeps his mouth shut.* Hogan added. ’ He's driven to miccccd." O f all the talent that should moke a run at the title In 3000, James, who had 22 points and 14 rebounds Thursday, la already looked at as the go-to guy who ca n y a team on Its back. Averaging 17 points per game, James knows he has to take command of the offense. “Our guys believe In Winston Jam es,' Hogan said. “We play aa a team but we know he’ll b e the one to lead ua for the next two years.* Two years. Can a program go from rern w ins to a conference title in Just three years? W hen's the last Ume a team had the exact same starting lineup three straight years? By the year 2000, It could be payback Ume for the rest o f Seminole County. ___ ___________________ By that time, the little Bear cubs could be Hogan's H eroes. H oops- Lauren Bradtoy (No. 44, right) has been a startar since her frMhman year and is questiona­ bly the best player not only in Seminole County but In Central Florida. Fags IB Tonight's gam e with the W olves begins at 7:30 p.m. at B ill Flem ing Mem orial Gym na­ sium. Seminole trailed 11-6 after the first period, but cam e back to lead 24-23 at halftim e and 38-34 at the end o f the third quarter. But the Patriots, who a lso lost to Arrow Force V I on a last-second shot earlier this season, came back to take a 45-44 lead with 1:30 left. Chris W esthelie then put Sem inole back ahead to atay when he Upped In a m issed shot wlUt 1:12 rem alng.. ___ Mequal Bush added a pair or free throws for Arrow F orce.V I and Lake Brantley m issed a potential gam e-tying shot at the buzzer. Daryl Redding led Arrow Force VI with 12 points, but Seminole coach Bob Trains heaped praise on C om eliu * Blue, who did not score, but pulled down a lot o f rebounds and was a m ajor force Inside. The win Friday night also put Seminole back Into a tie for first place In the Sem inole Athletic conference race with Lake Howell and Oviedo. Arrow ' But Vial haa not made the jun­ ior complacent aa the 6-foot-3 oerrter haa continued working _on her shooting and banhanding ekfla so that not only can she continue to help Lake Mary to dominate its opponents, but also make her a more rounded player so that she can play the big guard or smal forwaits position In coaege. Bradtoy and the rest of the No. 1 state-ranked Rama wM be looking to Improve to 28-0 on the aaaaon (and 89-4 over the last three years), win another dtoktet two, and aecure the homeoourt advanugo tor next week's first round of the regional tournament when they take on Lyman tonight at 7:30 p m at CModo In a rematch of last year's district championship gams. Force VI w ill conclude the regular season this week with home gam es with Oviedo on Tuesday and Lake H owell on Friday and a gam e at Lyman next W ednesday. JAME8 LEADS WINTER SPRINGS W INTER SPRINGS _ It s been a couple o f night's for first for the W inter Springs bays' bas­ ketball team. Following Thursday night’s first hom e win ever, the Bears collected their first ever district win. crushing Cocoa Beach, 73-60. Super-aoph WinsLoa James free throw attem pts for 33 points and for good measure also grabbed 14 rebounds. Marcus W iggins chipped In with 15 points aa the Bears avenged a pair o f looses to C o­ coa Beach earlier In the seaW inter Springs to In good shape to get the No. 3 seed tn the district tournam ent and w ill host Lake Howell next W ednesday tn a Sem inole A th­ letic Conference gam e starting at 7:30 p.m. C a r e e r s In T r u c k D rivin g Bradley an unassuming superstar LAKE MARY _ Off the court. Lauren Bradley la Just like any other Junior tn any other nigh school. ’ On the court, she Is the beat player un­ der the hoop on any basketha11 court In the county. Unless abe’s sated questions about herself, however. It wouldn't be easy for someone who didn't follow basketball to know that fact. Actually, even when she’s sated about her spectacular performance on the court. Bradley will mention her team and possi­ bly even her weaknesses before she ever mentions her strong points. That's why the fits In with the Lake Maiy guts’ team so well. ! *We are all dose on this team.* Bradley {said. *WeVe been playing together since :middle school and we are realty Mends. O f course, there can't be perfect harmony an a team all the time, but we come pretty While some of the members of the teem played together since before middle ‘ , Bradley didn't begin playing baauntll the Math grade. Maybe It was her dad played the game or beshe Is naturally athletic or maybe tecauac of her height...whatever the Bradley took to the agort almost There were some finer i of her podtton that abe bad to get to. but It waa pretty obvious that to play the center po* ~ court scoring at her position. At fl-foot-3-and-ahalf, Bradley la also the tallest In the county, accounting for a lot of her success. Height alone, however, doea not make players good. It lust makes them tall. What makes Bradley successful Is deter­ mination and self-mottvaUon. *1 motivate myself by thinking about my team and what I can do to contribute to a win.* Bradley explained. T go out with the attitude that I have to wont aa hard aa I can. I always pass the ball to whoever Is open. If no one la. I take the shot. Coach own haa taught us a l to be team playi and that's the game I play.* Bradley confesses that ahe haa one weakneM...dribbling. She also wants to improve her rebounding. It doesn't seem that dribbling should be a big problem since she plays under the basket and generally doesn't bring the ball down the court. Thla la'Indicative, however, of her determination to continually Improve her abllltlea and be a weft-rounded player. Last year, ahe had trouble ■hooting at times, although abe the leading scoter at her _ county. her u still the Instead of accepting this aa a flaw In her game, ahe dedicated her entire off­ season to improving her shooting. She worked closely with Brown tn open gym, attended camps and spent a lot of Hm> working on her slightly altered hoop at This isn't to aay that Bradley cats, drinks and sleeps basketball. Well, actuallv she kind or. of. 8he finds Ume. aiqr, sue dots ooe. mum omm mmm umm, Basketball is h er first love, however, and Bradley la very superstitious about .her game. “When I was a freshm an, I didn't get to really pick m y num ber.* Bradley recalled. *1 waa stuck with what w as left and since I sms the tallest. I got num ber 44. Michael Jordan la my favorite NBA player and he 44 points a lot. 1 also have a 11- plate with my number on It. I'm also superstitious about my socks. I have to fold them a certain way. I know It sounds funny, but I think all players have certain rouUnesthatthey follow.* Whatever she's doing. It's working. Bradley ts very interested In playing at the college level She believes that she would fit In better on a team at the next level In the three-guard or small forward position, but haa shown that she to will­ ing to adapt her skills. She's also still growing and could gain quite a few Inches between now and then. TRANSMISSION TUNt UPOFf t h $ Before thinking about college. Bradley 1 want that rln(L* she Mid. Last year. Bradley and the Lady Rama played their way to the final game of the etate championahlp and loat fay only three points. All acaaon long, their primary fo- cy*-‘i -j v-zv, game at a Ume and working their way back to another ahot at the title. *We were all ao disappointed bat year when we lost that game * Bradley ex­ plained. *We had wotted ao hard and foil short of our goal. We Just want another ■hot. We had a realty good Ume last year and It w m a great experience. I think we a m b bu more about and hopethat will help ua If we can get back throe this year.* ___. . Tid* (earn good ^ has a pretty ^ ^ chance a ^ at coach, good players, and one of the centers tn the state. Actually, they haw a very good chance. . *Jj s> A <4 ‘ ■ F tl Card simulcasting from FL, CA. KY. NY, PA i �4 S •Sanford Herald, Sanford. Florida •Sunday February V i'< v People Making com m unity a better place IT IS W R IT T E N TELEVISIO N presents C r M r o t ir * / / t f * CIA Installs officer* The Lake M ary C om m unity Im provem ent A sso cia tion held their installation o f officers at thrlr January 26th m eeting. Judge W allace Hall graciou sly performed the in stallation . The new officers for 1998 are Sheila Sawyer, president: Doug Fomer. first vice presiden t; Tom West, second vice p r e s i­ dent; Richard Eckstein, treas­ urer. Bette Jorre. sec reta iy: and Dick Fess, past president. The Board o f D irectors for 1998 are Mary Ellen Hawklnson. Jeanne Robinson. M illie Murray, Lois Jackson. H attie Boyd and Lillian Griffin. President Sheila Sawyer a lso announced the recipients o f some very special Comm unity Im provem ent A ssociation awards. V em Fedderson w ill receive the Harry Terry Award. Dick Fess will receive the L ife ­ time Achievem ent Aw ard and Lillian Griffin and Tom W est will receive the Outstanding A chievem ent Award. Th e awards w ill be presented at the Sweetheart Concert that ts being sponsored by the CIA. the Lake Mary W om an's Club and the City o f Lake Mary. The concert Is scheduled for Sun­ day. Feb. 15 from 2-4 p.m. at Lake Mary City Hall and w ill feature the "Golden Tones" and the SCC Sym phonic Band. Th e concert Is free to the pub­ lic. Th e January m eeting wasn t all business. Th ere was w on ­ derful entertainm ent from the ‘ Forest Critters". Although they haven't quite reached the popularity o f the "Backstreet Beys", the Forest C ritters are becom ing quite well known In Lake Mary. One o f the favorite songs Is always one o f the ones they wrote them selves about Florida tourism. The Lake Mary CIA will a l­ ways w elcom e anyone w ish ing to jo in the group. I f you’d like more Information on Joining the CIA. call Mary Ellen Hawldnaon at 321-2907. with M ark and E rnestine F inley, ( in perron ) Saturday February 7 3:00 p.m. Featuring C oncert Artists h It VCriurn tail lx teen on W CPX-TV ( tunnel 6 at 6:10 a.m. Sundays. Visit our Well tile at www.imi.orn__________________ * Judge Wallace Hall, back row. left. Inducts officers into the CIA Front row. Sheila Sawyer Lillian Gnttm. Millie Murray. Lois Jackson Marv Ellen Hawkinson. Jeanne Robinson Back row with Wallace, Dick Eck­ stein. Dick Fess and Doug Forner One year F R E E financing has been extended through February 15th on the Artista . . and Come ut and Artista dee why Skmina Software. the 3kol! Machines Classes Patterns R e p a irs Books N o tio n s MB IMON BUffi. VTftt OHAMQECITY, R. M4-774-HS2 BEHIND BLOCKBUSTER IN KMART PLAZA Doug Strawn, Alice A. Niltsn and Tsd Ricketts with the Lake Mary High Concert Choir. Lions Club Past District President Ruth L. Hurd tndw*» 11 If you are interested In Join­ ing the Longwood/Lake Mary Lions Club, you can call John Scheirman at 324-3437. Th e club meets the first and third Tuesday o f tile m onth at 7 p.m. at the Ramada wood. Inn In Long- D o Your Parents Need Some Assistance With D aily Living? V A LU E-P A C K ED E N TE R TA IN M E N T % University of Central Flo rid a Check our calendar lor theater, art, music, sports and lectures at: M errill Gardens httptfAvww.oir.ucf.edu/ pubrel/calendar/ has the Perfect Solution ★ T ib b e t s A u t o R e p a ir ★ fo r You! ^103 of OurMiiflfler ^ OST / • 24 H ou r Professional Staff Bringing You The Loogwood/Lake Mary L i­ ons Club, under the direction o f John Schetrman. has been m aking great strides tn m em ­ bership during the last six months. Since July 1 o f 1907. m em bership has Increased 00 percent. Eight o f the newest m em bers were inducted Into the organlcation an Jan. 11 by Rum L Hurd, past district president. A luncheon/orientation at the home o f Helen M cCrredy fo l­ lowed. For those unfam iliar with the Lions Club. It Is an Interna­ tional organisation with over 1 in 185 countries. It la the largest service d u b In the w orld and w ell know for m em bers' work ob­ taining glssara for the sight im paired and hearing aids for the hearing Im paired. fmaAr* ZilUtUlT U mJm I m sliit tu rn CtakaaCi On Nov. 5. 20 students from the Lake Mary High Concert Choir went to Starke Lake Stu­ dios in Ocoee. They spent 13 hours recording and re­ recording. until the producer thought it waa perfect. The CD la Candlelight Processional and Massed Choir Program. It ts the traditional story o f Christm as tn song and narra­ tion as presented at Epcot. The only other choir from Sem inole County chosen to participate tn the project was from Lake H owell. On Jan. 28. Ted Ricketts, the producer o f the album and Doug Strawn. the executive producer o f the album, came to visit the choir at Lake Mary High. They cam e to present the choir with a framed copy o f the album. A long with the copy are pictures from the day o f the recording. Doug Strawn, who la director o f Special Prelects for Walt Disney Attractions Entertainoient, spoke b riefly to the stu ­ dents before the presentation. The label on the CD la Disney Magic Productions. This ts only the second album to be produced under this label that la specifically for the them e parka. Right now, the CD la available at Epcot. but It w ill soon be available a t all the Disney them e parka. And hopefully, after that. It w ill be found In stores everywhere. Doug, a fanner member o f tire Carpenters, gave the choir m em ber* a little advice. He told the students to make their own life decisions. Don't let anyone else make them for you. ( /uft' Hjkfdkrmeh IU*r kdh If. • Medication Assistance Management The Best tn • Emergency Response System in Each Apartment Assisted Living PAIN M A N A G E M E N T M ED ICINE Peter • On-Site Rehabilitation Therapy at Affordable • Three Gourm et Meals Served Daily Rates! • Social Activities & Wellness Programs • Scheduled Transportation R. Preganz, M.D. Board Certified. American Board of Anesthesiology Diplomats, American Academy of Pain Management Specializing In Diagnosis ie Treatment O f Recurring StChronic Fain Including Back, Shingles St Cancer Fain Practicing In Lake Mary • Sanford Area for 10 Years M E R R ILL GARDENS At Orange 500 Grand Plaza Drive O range City, F t 32763 A A Ci ty / 'T 'T C J C l C 1 lly Appointment or Referral 330-7035 I / �Sanlord Herald. Sanford. Florida •Sunday. February t, 1998 • SB SUNDAY Agriculture program celebrates 30 years of helping farm workers MORM NO 6 00 | 6:30 | 7:00 | 7:30 | 8:00 | 8:30 | 9:00 ■ I.M .M l.M .H IB .I.illR ia | 9:30 CrtfGwyt SANFORD Fml laptm ClHKth (•*4 Frog ]radF*rog h,og>*p*>| tn*fnn«nal_ INDwnowP**** « « « MARVA HAWKINS Ow T t f c t l ___________ PudJNeg J p »<< P re g _ CM»f*rt«.kniiM*N * »W K Ij — lP***. w *» a x * 1( » a w l * Ihv O rta Maw S i p * » II W | V**-» ft *•>) V**c* Jtm n (in FK X f»»eVrIj_Is*bj MHIWlHayWFliiwI^wittiTtfrH t •• ^ m i * j y.’ - . j - 1 - t t + -j ' ''m in i F G I I1**n ii*~~h**H e l l H W 1 (V .tw w | IHK iit Incaml i/'j _ i op i w v a n (*i Ww»»t R a t .* }'Jin VaaoJ_____ ifnid»N*ic*n H*sc*n M»| PinoU1 F'uypi___Jb. i OoubMOvt Ti lE X lS iPad Ph>o~1gwm ITqnHa** S T i •eg jPaV ^ »4 P r». 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Onm i 0WMMS*4~jr rsMoh TV HpMjn&O^ I f r»t b If T in t w ill im > w n »ra » W g H jfhnfcyllrwn UramBk* B*»mA#V5*p**msn__ 1*1* i f « S a f y ____ P M j I f i n » i -0 * * 4 ■• ■ m i liter f >Th« c — 0SfS •*1 , L V Z L a iia i ti**Or Do* Sroobt 0**[r hnt*la*t 1Unlilo«*M {Foi«c§ MNw>| ia e g - M TV ■ (V tO| » I M TX — roror w e n W 5 T o v r SHOUT (*■ 6*»«*o) Trim * W . _ w & SWT T O TW T H m A constant flow o f rom m unlty service has been the objective o f The Agricultural and t a ­ bor Program. Inc. for thirty years. Al.Pl was conceived by the Coca-Cola C o m ­ pany which acquired the Mlnule Maid C o m ­ pany o f Orlando In I960. As a result cam e the cultivator and harvester o f thousands o f acres o f ru m s groves In Florida. In I960. Mlnule Maid ojteralrd as a separate division until Ihe form ation o f Ihe Coca-Cola Foods Division In 1967. The living and working conditions o f the groves and harvest workers w ere poor and could not be tolerated by C oca-C ola officials. Steps were taken to develop and Implement a program, nam ely The Agricultural Labor P ro j­ ect. Tills would help agricultural w orkers break the tragic cycle o f poverty, hopelessness and despair In which they had long been Im ­ mersed. There are five prlnclpleft by which the c o r p o ­ ration Is guided: 1) Involvem ent o f people; 2) Kmphasls on long term accom plishm ents rather than prom ises; 3) Assurance o f e c o ­ nomic viability; 4) Em phasis on self-help; 5) A sound, Integrated, total system s approach. The overall program has been un active iFcnrfll for ewer 25 counties for em ploym ent and income, housing, com m unity relations, health education and social services. The Agricultural and Labor JTogram. Inc. celebrated the ilOth year o f helping others on Saturday. January 24. The theme was C e le­ brating Our Past...I*rrparing For Our Future. Over 200 corporate members attended the membership m eeting chaired by W illiam Holt. The A LI’I operates under Ihe direction o f a board of directors thal represents four regions; northern, central, southern and eastern. T h ese areas boast dedicated volunteers who are held accountable for the leadership delegated to the CEO. Dclorls Johnson. Over 500 guests saw the celebration and dedication of three decades o f com m itm ent and growth displayed before their eyes. The mistress o f cerem onies was Grace M iller o f the northern region. She has for more than 25 years been a valuable leader In the volu n­ teer field of the ALIM. This 30th anniversary honored Arubell Wiggins, who was the driving force to organize this program that helped with ihe growth of ALIM grove workers and the m il­ lion others who have taken advantage o f the many self-help programs oflerrd to those In nerd. Highlighting the 30th anniversary' c e le b ra ­ tion was the keynote speaker. Doug Jam erson. ITorlda Secretary o f Labor and Employment Security. Jamerson spoke o f the major change to the welfare recipients, the moral and social ohllgalion lo change to a partnership with the c o rp o ­ ration. AH work Is valuable, and w t should prepare our children as they are our futurr. There Is no such thin g he said as an u nem ­ ployable person. ALIM rem ains a beacon o f light and should look back at the countless lives thal have been touched. We must move down the path o f justice. With a budget o f 13 plus million, the budget continues to provide assistance and services to migrant seasonal farm workers, rural poor, and low Income fam ilies and their children. A total business plan has been developed to assist the ALIM to continue m eeting the needs o f Its clients and thus allow It to remain c o m ­ petitive into the future. > t i iw » * p t St. John M issionary Baptist Church cele­ brates Seniors' Day on Feb. 15 at 11:00 a.m. H ie worship service will honor the seniors o f the church with the theme being "Our Beloved Seniors Silently Serving with G ra c e * Th e Rev. A rthur Choice will deliver the m es­ sage o f honor. Th e celebration dinner will be served after the service. Sonja Thom as Is chairwom an and Rev. Robert Doctor Is pastor. 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Ball has been prom oted In the U.S. Air Force to the rank o f staff aer- l W I F lo * * o n o * h rofir p l mISS? b M S S S L C .B r ill M U M U ^ e e ; C a *i , r iT 3 r M r i* r ir I I I * T fffc : D i O f l # m 0 m M m Pw m i n M U jit c io L - G w N H m Hm m IN N S « 3 » IA * R w U 4 iV * «n «m r o 1 i H W G ra o ra §N 0M M Sw ¥ if1 # u is w M ifilM tW C r * * r ib «f W a U T tw . a 1 1 1 l 0 B E ______________ 3 . i >0 a l « ” E £ £ a S u iC m t p a B i 'l k M r a T T h t la l U n* [U r a r iU * * * i* liM F .I lilU I C N H * e i N l o i C fT M IV W i m 0 W 3 B K S m D n U F M . | U t ( T r im |h s s e * r g B u *u * E M S ltr a a lE l a Ko q C o N R w T S S v B ----------------- U T ra T W c f u O M p t lM M lC Th e Gospel Music Showcase sponsored by D J . Jake Productions w ill be held on Friday. Feb. 27. 8 p.m. at the Sanford Civic C enter lo ­ cated on Sem inole Blvd. Tire doors will open at 7 p.m. and the cost If $5. Tills program will feature the gospel choirs o f Sem inole High School. New Mt. Calvary Mass Choir, the Sanford Com m unity W orksh op C hoir and many others. For m ore Inform ation, call (407) 521-7850. Blrtfctef |TMtla|s Happy Birthday goes out to Ray'nell Tillm an who turned 5 years- old on January 24. She celebrated her natal day with a happy birthday cake and Ice cream with cousins and friends. Over the hill for Cynthia K. Oliver. On Satur­ day, a celebration for Cynthia was slated at the Am vets on the beautiful shores o f Lake M onroe. Over 100 guests Joined lo help C ynthia across the hill. Guests enjoyed the party with the latest music by the DJ's o f W ashington. D.C. A delicious dinner was served by C h ef K en ­ drick. Family m em bers attending were from Tennessee. W ashington. D.C.. New York, and Atlanta. Th e trip going over the hlU w as en­ joyed by Cynthia and all attending. | i m >* "t. >' ‘ '-1 geant. He Is the son o f Cynthia L. Ball o f 525 Second St., Orange City. The sergeant Is a 1991 graduate o f DeLand High School. JAMBS J. THOMAS ! H S f i t r. A t ' ------ ----------r. . C IN t M A S 'r .- i P ro tw G r i? " * " M «r a > 0 F M C lu . ja w P a r itf Sem inole County Prayer Breakfast will b r held on W ednesday. Feb. IB at 7 g.m. at the Sanford Civic Center. Th e cost Is 415 per p er­ son or $150 for a table o f eight as a corp ora te sponsor. Rrv. B em lce King, daughter o f tlp vla tc Rt v a D r. M artin Luther King. Jr. will be tile Speaker'. She Is a nationally renowned ora tors Se.*iUng Is limited. Please call 333 -034R 7or'ftltth eT ln form atlon. V B * j* n . H C u a o to m u W jit a ’ m Praytr Breakfast T H E S ER V IC E U w * JL P ia c h c t M w t t iw ib o J trteta Russell-M eCloud the N ational President o f Links. Inc. form er senior m anaging attorn ey for the Federal C om m unications C om m ission. Her message will m otivate and inspire all who hear. She Is one o f A m erica's most Influential people. T ills event will be held on Thursday, Feb. 19 from 6:30 lo 9 p.m. at Church Street Station In the Presidential Ballroom . Th e price Is 827 per person which Includes dinner. There will he open seating and guests are w elrom c. Parking will be available nt City Hall. You may make checks payable to the City o f Orlando and mall to Junior League o f Orlando. 125 N. Lucerne Circle East. Orlando. FL 32801 by Friday, Feb. 13. n V o fc o C D e w N **» • < o o U f * S o u th 'V * * r t At the AIPI 30th anniversary celebration William Holt, Delons Johnson and Doug Jamerson. le m ^ . (In I f i n t i i ) E U < - ( V , S to r a o l a 0 5 n U r * £ T ) * w "Y o u A n C w O o lr m M hw i N o w lS . G o a .* l n iN w m iM U iw * ' (tiS m o ix TF&w 1 1 :3 0 1 1 :0 0 N to tX W S r i (V* S r i r a o ) X E E w 1 0 :3 0 1 0 :0 0 nm m * i N W . 9 :3 0 N a A H I r w t i D $ 4 t4 tn » (In S lr ^ t o ) 1 u H o w 0 0 tt fM R T U a iv F te O 9 C A T O h n tM "■ P r ii 1 F r iM r ir i a o * E 3 0 S T 2 * ? 4 ABC S W B N . M 8 to iiiR tf Th e 1998 diverse discussions will be *A C o n ­ tinuing Series. Vision 2000.* Celebrate the differences with renowned feature speaker Pa- rtorat*foraraSf Min* M»*rt)oo V ia -U *r « X Co t U K S w I I f l w i o c k H r ir a * t p u n ^ W * * 4 M .t«’ .(l«a C a w r t* 1 M* D B C— itr i— B a a * Lh* M a ra W r it I r a n S Lo t * A n . L ir a X «w «N T W *rX to o t* ■ ** l* r a * . T . Si U M M u C u ii* Jm b m F S m f t __________ L A K E M A H Y C I N E M A 1U ■1b '• m a -. . . . 7,. m m r , | I* »* C * r a H T Tou gh i n O u rtw b r i * | U a * T * i* I I 1 p i ,1 i T» 1 Jt 1 i Wi tM C C WORLD MO* *0 7*010 00 A S QOOO A S IT OCTfl 1 <241400 r 00• 10 " '• U HALF BAKED 1J04J02IO.XI ____ J DESPERATE MEASURES f 1204107SOE40 GOOD W ILL HUNTMO X U4S4X)rj01000 ____ ZM FALLEN too * 00TOO>40 J ____2 f PHANTOMS 1 It B4JDF 101010 ____ TOMORROW NEVER CNCS ft 700110 I H M O U 8E H U N T ! 104SO 1 ■ 1 HARO RAIN 100420 7JO1010 1 ^>0 TfTAMC US041IM0 Arm y Staff Sgt. James J. Thomas has been decorated with the Meritorious Service Medal. Thomas la the son o f Rena B. Thomas o f 1418 W. 18th St.. Sanford. He U a 1979 graduate o f Apopka High School. Bemldjt State University, Minn., and earned a m aster’s degree in 1997 from W ebster University In St. Louts. JESAICA M. GATLIN Air Force Airman Jessica M. Gatlin has graduated from the air traffic control operations apprentice course at K eeslcr A ir Force Base, Biloxi. Miss. Gatlin Is the granddaughter o f James A. and Marjorie A. Gregory o f Longwood. She la a 1996 graduate of Apopka High School STKVEN J. PBTBBSON A ir Force C h ief M aster Sgt. Steven J. Peterson has been decorated with the M eritorious Sendee Medal. The medal Is awarded for outstanding non-com bat m eri­ torious achievem ent In service to the United States. This Is his fifth award o f this medal. The ch ief la the son o f John E. Peterson o f Oviedo and Bar­ bara Corey o f Minnesota City. Minn. Peterson received a bache­ lor's degree In 1987 from M N IO R E D IT O R DORIS DIETRICH Doris Diotrich is ta k l^ a c o Ui . j will m l �60 •Santcxil Herald Sanford Florida •Sunday. February 1, 1990 After Hours Tajiri woman is pioneer in the arts lished. TaJIrt Arts. Inc. began to address that “overlooked" share o f the market. For TaJIrt SANFORD * Patricia W hat­ Arts. Inc., acting Is an element ley's contributions to education o f the performing arts that en­ and her community arc Im­ measurable. according to those compasses many forms. It Is a who know her. She Is an Inno­ vehicle Iw which students de­ vative teacher, and a pioneer In velop confidence In their tal­ ents and abilities. Improve many areas. She has been speech, landed as an able community skills tn language, reading, socialization, listen­ leader, creating programs for ing. and writing. The TaJIrt young people and organizing Arts. Inc., concept Is one that ruitural celebrations. embraces Omnia In the Round, In the field o f education. which slates that dramatics Whatley was declared Teacher can otTcr students opportuni­ of the Year for Seminole ties beneficial to their tolnl County. She has created a program that Includes mentally well-being. One o f the unique ii.indlcap|H'd students In regu­ aspects o f TaJlrl Arts. Inc.. Is Its Inclusion o f children with lar classrooms. This program special needs (mentally and began at a time when this was physically disabled) as m em ­ unheard of tn the teaching bers o f the repertory company. community. She believes that D ie Seminole Community teaching Is not a Job with Bovs Glee Club Is a component banker's hours, but rather a 24 hour education for both stu­ of TaJlrl Arts. Inc., composed of boys ranging In grades from dent and teacher. Many o f the school and com ­ fourth to sixth. D lls group Is known for Its well-groomed and munity based programs that she has started or been In­ well-behaved manner In which they lift their voices In song. volved with have been targeted Exposing them to music and at Increasing all students' re­ culture helps foster their In­ spect for education, society tellectual spirits. and culture. D iere will be a performance Whatley formed Tujin Arts. by TaJIrt Arts at 7 p.m. during Inc. and the Seminole C om ­ the opening of Jennifer Copp's^ munity Boys Glee Club In 1988 ‘ A Look Inside TaJIrt" exhibit; to fill a desperate need within the community. Culturally di­ D icy will perform on February 7. Admission Is free. For addi­ verse children were not actively tional Information, call 322Involved tn various perform ­ ance groups previously estab­ 7555 or 330-7722. Sifts you love! F rom S t a ll R e p o rts • MufTy VcndcrBcar • Crane Stationery • Crabtree & Evelyn • Seagull Pewter • Vera Bradley • Boyd's Bears • Caspari _ • Lampe Berger • Christopher Radko • Roc hard Limoge S fh e S n /m e U Unique sifts, stationery and invitations Located next to General Cinema at Lake Mary Centre, cast of 1-4 at Lake Mary Blvd. and Lake Emma Road David F ra z ie r Screen Tests Finn to lest his devotion. Great Expectations is Cuaron's second Am erican production, and It Is the sec­ ond screen version o f Dickens' Oreat Expectation* (R ): book — the first w as from s to ­ The C harles Dickens' cla ssic ried director David bean In Great Expectations h as the gnod-lnm i—i stubeing one- o f • -.1946. Cuaron w ou touch-criti­ cal acclaim with hls first Dim. those tim eless stories that can The L ittle Princess. And b e­ be told again and again tween Cuaron's two films, you w hether It Is the late 19th C en ­ see what m akes the director so tury or the late 1990's. It can noteworthy. Hls m ovies are be fashioned with a differen t stunning visually, and he Is look, different characters, and natural with narrative. Even different location s as Mexican though we know this story, w e director Alfonso Cuaron has don't mind seeing It again due done, but the them es and the to the freshness Cuaron gives story remain pretty much the sam e. It. However, som e o f Cuaron's Cuaron takes Mitch G lazer's screenplay adaptation — with a scenes seem awkward. For in­ voice-over narration w ritten by stance. Flnneagan yells up at a David Mamet— o f D ickens' novel and tells an updated, com lng-of-age story with a / ( / lush, sensual style. Is It the best Interpretation of the book? No. but It Is a trusted one. There are two occu rrences at tire beginning o f Great E x p e c­ tations that d efin e Its story: Stepping Into the H ouse o f first, while w ading through the Royalty Is like taking a step shallows o f the coastline a s he draws various sea fixtures and back In time. creatures, is the encounter Sanford’s newest tea room young Finn (Jerem y J am es is an antique lover's par­ Klssner) has with an escap ed adise. Each o f the four d in ­ fugitive (Robert De Niro), who Finn helps: and second is ing room s Is decorated with Finn’s trip to D lnsm oor m an­ the finest antique dishes, sion to help h ls "U ncle" J o e table c lo th s' an d d eco ra­ (Chris C ooper) with a la n d ­ scaping Job. Both o f these In­ tions. adding to the feeling cldents plot the course o f FlnU o f being at a high tea In the Bell's ncagan B ell's life. H ouse o f W indsor. Ethan Hawke plays the o ld er A n elegant lunch m enu Flnneagan. an aspiring artist w ho has grow n up In the consisting o f hom em ade coastal area o f Florida m ostly soups, salads, sandw iches with J o e. (Finn's sister (Kim and tea time selections is Dickens) did take ra re o f him. offered at reaso n able but sh e ran out on him and J oe prices. No one is allowed to when Finn was young). He has also grown up with an arrogant leave the H ouse o f Royalty debutante who lives with h er feeling hungry a s w hatever eccentric aunt. Ms. D lnsm oor it takes to fill u p the patron (Anne Bancroft). Th e girl, Estella (Gwyneth Paltrow ). Is Is w hat co -ow n er Lyn Finn's Infatuation and hls Donato w ill brin g to the muse. A s they grow up together. Finn’s love for Estella has grown too. But he can't have her; Ms. D lnsm oor has seen to that. T h e old wom an was spu m ed by her Dane* at the a l­ tar and has learned to distrust and despise men ever since. So m uch so that she has passed It on to Estella a s If It w ere a fam ily heirloom . "She'll only break yo u r heart." D lnsm oor warns loves truck Finn. around him. Hawke Is dwarfed by the su perior a ctin g circling him. Tw o great su p­ porting perform ances com e out o f Great Expectations, but. thru again. It Is hardly unrx(M'ctrd when yo u r talking about Anne Bancroft (G.f. Jane) and Robert De Niro (W op the D o g ). window and p rofesses hls love to Estelln. W ith the score throbbing In the background. It com es o ff like an overstated serenade. And w hen Finn nm s through the rain to break tip a dinner date betw een Estella and her fiance (Hunk Azurta). not only did I think the act In ­ sanely rom antic — even c lich e — but also pretty d a m hum or­ ous, although unintentional. Cuaron fortunately does not do this throughout. Bancroft plays Dlnsm oor with wild rr rr n trir lty , but a lso a sh.tr]) insight Into the c h a r­ acter’s misery. She Is so m is ­ erable. she has to m ake o th ers m iserable. A nd only Bancroft can utter lines like "Ain't love grand?" with stinging sarcasm . Bette D avis would be D ie dlrrctor has mixed youth with experience tn hls ca stin g und both com plim ent each other harmoniously. Gwyneth Paltrow (Emma) Is the standout o f Great Ecpectatlons. She Is a devilish blend o f sexy seduc­ tiveness and brainwashed shedevil. Her objective Is to b e remote, detached from h er prey. It's uncanny that P a l­ trow does It so well. Elhan Hawke (G ottorn) Is definitely second fiddle lo Paltrow's s iz ­ zling perform ance. Hawke plays Finn much like a wideeyed child, mouth open, star­ ing at all that Is happening / > ! ( , / ! < 2568 Sanford Avenue Sanford, Florida (407) 323-9985 table. At night, the tea room turn s into a cozy restau­ rant, serving two dinner selections accom panied by fresh vegetables and all the fixings. The tasty, all-youcare-to-cat m eals arc served family style at the Wanna lose 3 ,5 0 0 pounds? of a screen, and you know h e doesn't want to m erely c h it­ chat. Cuaron and hls production slafT wanted to capture a m o d ­ e m audience and not to fo llow the Dickens' book verbatim . W ith m oderate success, their piece fils Dickens Into the pre­ sent nicely. Th ree stars (out o f four). >j ) \ > i / / HOUSE OF ROYALTY table until not another bite can be taken. "We really Just w anted to have a place w here people could go out and eat and get a good, hom e-cooked m eal." Donato said. "And we have had really good response. J u st since open­ ing o u r doors In the middle of J a n u ary , we have already served over 500 people w ith o u r re g u la r client base building. We are very happy w ith the response we are getting.” After their m eals, patrons can brow se in either the antique shop or Bible book­ store that are also a part o f the six-room e sta b lish ­ ment. W hether an intimate, unique lunch o r a home cooked m eal Is desired, custom ers can take a trip Into the past at the H ouse o f Rovaltv. // and ExpressyoursslfonExprassUfNX. SanfonlAoksMarytoOrlandoandbackagain. 5tripsin, 5tripshome. SI.50sadi way. Puts You “On The Road A g a in “ AD RESULTS? W hen Finn m oves from F lo r­ ida to New Y ork — a Jump-start to hls art career provided by a m ysterious ben efactor — he coinciden tally m eets Estella again. T h eir spark Is rek in ­ dled. but Estella h as plan s for 829-2244 Photo co u n ty ot JenmtorSronwynn O B jyS J w a r y H Patricia Merritt Whatley, founder of Tajiri School of Arts and Academics, stands in front of her childhood home in Sanford. Dinner and a movie Dickens of a good movie It’s the store you remember A to n e . M e m r H " " " j l t r y f 5! U A (lp u e S U w o S lo ? r r * Clutch Adjustment • Transmission Chock ™ ™ (Forslfn 5 DomstUc 4x4*1 A RV*S) • Brakes • Engine Repairs * C V s & Axles * Tune • ups fi T R A N S M U S IO N IA h ^ ^ 3 l^ ^ > * 1 7 5 . « E x p r a u y o u r t o tf . * •275x» Sanford Herald 322-2611 6 9 S -H2.HH I. �.4 . . ’s always loyal to Oviedo High tn four Hall o f Fam es which Is w here hls athletic energy com es from. Having nothing to do was som ething Norton has never had to face. A lon g with coachin g football, lacrosse, basketball, nnd baseball; N o r ­ ton has also coached Pop W arner. Little League, and Babe Ruth teams. »y couHTwrr u m w Herald C orrespon den t Ed Norton h as accom ­ plished m ore In the last year than most teachers have In 10 years. In a m atter or three m onths. Norton has been nam ed Teach er o f the M onth by h is students. Teach er o f the Day by radio station 106.7 FM and Teach er o f the Year by the faculty o f Oviedo High S chool. *11 w as u nbelievable to be nom inated against four o th er terrific teachers however, re­ ceiving Teach er o f the Month from the students body w as fantastic.* Norton said. Norton w ho w as b o m In Long Island, New York and cam e to Central Florida In 1978. He attended South I Sem inole Middle School and graduated from O viedo High. Norton origin ally began Rollins College to play b a s ­ ketball but had a back Injury his freshm an year. W ith b a s ­ ketball no longer In his path. Norton em barked on an­ nouncing and becam e an un­ dergraduate assista n t. A s a Junior In college, N o r­ ton began to coach football at Oviedo. A fter graduation he was given a position at Oviedo tn tire English departm ent for Th e next year Oviedo would not see Norton. He started to DJ which he had done In c o l­ lege and becam e sports editor for. T h e O u tlook,. H e also b e­ gan to substitute for va ries sch ools. A s If Norton did not have enough on hls plate, he re­ ceived an opportu nity to be an assistant baseball coach at Rollins for two years. *1 learned a lot e s p e c ia lly what the recruiters are lo o k ­ ing for In athletics,* said N o r­ ton. Norton. In addition, coached freshm an and Junior varsity basketball at W in ter Park High S chool. Oviedo teacher Ed Norton, last year with student Ernie Dindial. has taught at several area schools but his heart has always been at Oviedo. which he m ajorrd In. *1 loved being In the c la s s ­ room but I hated the bureauc­ racy o f It all.* N otion said. Norton com es from on ath­ letic family with a dad who Is T h e whole experience was wonderful and they have som e great coaches o ver there but It all cam e to be a Uttle too much for me to handle,* said Norton. In 1992. after the winter break. Norton cam e back to Oviedo to again teach English. *! am faithful to Oviedo. It Is like a fam ily and there Is a sense o f being hom e,* ex­ pressed Norton. Norton has now been teaching and coachin g at Oviedo for the past six years. Currently, he Is the varsity and Junior varsity la cro sse coach, along with being a coach for freshman footb a ll and basketball. Although b a s ­ ketball Is hls first love sin ce he has been playing and coachin g the sport the lo n g­ est. In trying to further hls edu ­ cation. Norton h as taken graduate level classes at UCF. SCC, Rollins, and V alencia. Hls goal Is to find the tim e w ithout sa crificin g any o f h ls o th er duties to get h ls m as­ ters. "W hen you coach three sports and teach, finding tim e to g o back to sch ool Is d iffi­ cult.* said Norton. W hat does the future hold for Ed Norton? He plans on staying at Oviedo to teach and m aybe retire. A lthou gh Norton doesn't ever see h im self g e t­ ting tired o f teach in g. Ed Norton Is a m an w ho has done everyth ing and brings a lifetim e o f experien ce to hls students and hla athletics. There she is, Miss Lake Mary Mias Laks Mary High School scholarship pageant waa held last Saturday night at the LM .H .S. auditorium. Over 600 people attended the event , which was sponsored by the IL M H -B . Booster Club. m g im m m cfsw n e and the C M M A t ' A tte s ta n ts were presented to their fam ilies. M ends, and teachers to the sows “Someth in g About The Wap You Look Tbnight* by El- O.P.A., poise, personality, and appearance, each counting 20 percent o f the con testan ts w ore evening gow ns and p re­ sented a speech concerning a poem, quote, o r som ething In­ spirational In their lives. Ten sem l-flnallsts w ere then c h o ­ sen and had to answer an Im ­ prom ptu question. Th e ftv e A n a lls ts w ere then named b y f t f f l f s t e r o f CUrr monies. Doug Peters, and p r e ­ sented with a sch olarsh ip as follow s: 4th Runner-up; Martaaa M alngot, sponsored b y National Honor S ociety. $200.00: 3rd Runner-up; M alm e Grant, sponsored b y the M arionettes, $300.00; 2nd Runner-up; H ope W alton, sponsored by the chorus. $400.00; 1st Runner-up: Erin Dyrr. sponsored by l*ep Boys. $500.00; Mias Lake Mary 1998: Kristina Lundberg. sponsored by the Key Club. $ 1,000 .00 . In addition to the sch o lar­ ship. trophy, crown, and queen's bouquet. Kristina a lso received a gold charm and her own M iss L.M .H.S. portrait that will be displayed tn the adm inistrative office at L.M.H.S. Kristina was crow ned by Miss L.M.H.S. 1997, Brandy Aldred, who Is a freshm an at T a ylo r U niversity In Upland. Indiana. A ssistin g In the crow ning w as Mr. Lake Mary 1998, Ju stin Luna. Th e ten scm l-flnallsts also In­ cluded Mandy Davis, sp o n ­ sored b y leadership, who was alao a sem i-final 1st In last years pagrant; Jade Chauvln. sponsored by Leadership, who was ils o chosen as "Miss Congeniality* by the con test­ ants; Leah Sag. sponsored by Th e Latin Club; Lindsay W eidlnger, sponsored by the chorus; und Hrtanne Oalner. sponsored by Interact. Mandy. Jade. Leah. Lindsay, and Brlaiuic also received a $25.00 cash award and all o f the c o n ­ testants will receive gift cer­ tificates to Lisa M alle Im age, m odeling and acting school In W inter Park and Abltare H air Salon In Longw ood. The senior boys chosen as escorts by the contestants were Randy Abram s. Paul Belle. Cam eron Carter. Shaun Gray, Erik Lindquist. Justin Luna. Mick Nanton. Brian Nolan, and Billy Studstlll. Th e escorts also entertained the audiencr by perform ing to the song ‘ Macho Man* by Th e V illa ge People. Th e Judges for this year's pageant Included Jam ie Lynn Bolding. M iss Florida 1997; Karcem Adam s. Mr. U.C.F.. 1998; Kristen Cim m ock. Miss U.C.F.. 1997; Jam es W alter Posey. Jr.. A m em ber o f the board o f trustees o f the Miss Florida Pageant; and Burma Davis Posey, M iss Georgia 1968 and active In the Miss A m erica program for thirty ars. Karcem A dam s and 1sten Cim m ock also per­ form ed a duet for the audi­ en ce. Pageant coordin ator Nancy S later says “Th e Miss Lake M ary Pageant gives the sch ool the opportunity to recognize and reward the outstanding you n g ladles In a very s p e c ia l way. Ssminois High School studsnts EMoa Dubois and Garrett Malsetd wars among the students at Seminole's Winter Homecoming Friday night at the Sanford Armory, it sms Just another of tw events going on at area schools. Next Saturday, Oviedo Mgh w$ host Ns 8ada Hawkins Dance. E Florida Boarding School Representative Visits Central Florida February 4-6 Marriott Courtyard Hotel 134 International Parkway Heathrow Alt hea D aw s Bukhara, o f Sanford, earned D ean's List honors at King College In Bristol. Tenn. The school is known for Its uindergraduate preparation In law. m edicine. that partake in this m inority du b. Throughout the year, the d u b raises m oney for B lack History Programs. The group alao collects can goods to be 0 ven to local shelters. A t Thanksgiving the students m « k » h |||[f1 | f r y j y f C h lt S t - mas tim e presents are gath­ ered for needy children. The main focus o f the or- Sarah M . C ecte, daughter o f Samuel and Mary R. Ccrto o f Longwood. waa named to the Furman University Dean's lis t for attaining a grade point Plsaie call Dr. Harrington at the botsl (444-1000) orrt ths school (954-492-4103) to request information or to vreng* * personal daughter o f Gary D. and Sher­ ry!! M. Fischer o f Longwood, waa named to the Furman U niversity Dean’s List. W h itlow were awarded certifi­ cates for achieving a 4.0 gde point average at Sem inole High School for the second quarter. Pine Crest W * " ! 1501 NE 62nd Street Fort Lauderdale 33334 �I SB ■ Sanford Herald. Sanford. Honda • Sunday. February 1 , 199S L e g a l N o tic e s CIRCUIT COURT CIQHTIINTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT BBMINOLI COUNTY, FLORIDA CASK NO.) ••■1J9 C A 1 3 -A C i t y OF LALE MARY, FLORIOA. a municipal corporation rutting umtrt tha lin t ot tha State of Florida. Petitioner, V J MILTON MOORE, and FLORRiE A MOORE, hi* Mila, n tt VALDES ai Tat Collector of Santinola County, Florida, and tna unknown tpoutat of ttia abort, If any; than haira. davit rat. aas-gneet. giant#**. craditora, tat teat, atacufora, aonumtlralora. mortgagees, ludgmant craditora. truttaea. iirnfoldara. paraont in potaattton and any and all othar pritona having or claming to haira any right. Titta or internet bt through, undar or agamet tha abort namad Oafandanta. o' otharwiaa claiming any right, titia or mtaraat M tha real r •party daacribad m thta action Rccpondcnt* SUMMONS TO SHOT* CAUSS ANO NOTICS OF HBARINO notice OF e m inent DOMAIN PROCEEDINGS TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN, INCLU0IN0 THE FOLLOWING: J MILTON MOORE FLORRIE A MOORE IIS Rmahart Road Lata Mary. FL 31>tt RAY VALDES. Sammo la County Tat Collector ItOt Eatt Firat Street Sanford. FL 32771 YOU AND ANY OTHER PERSONS CLAIMING ANY INTEREST IN THE PROPERTY DESCRIBED IN THE PETITION IN EMINENT DOMAIN ARE COMMANDED to aerne trrrtlan detente to the Pat non on: DONNA L. MCINTOSH, ESQUIRE Attorney for the Ctty ot Lake Mary Pott Office Bo« 4841 Sanford. FL 3277I-484I (407) 322-2171 ■ithm thirty (301 aaya after eervtce of thia Summon* upon you, atctuaiva ol tha day of aervtca, and to tna tha original of you' mitten detentea with tha Clark ot thia Court, either before aervtca on Petitioner’* Attorney or immediately thereafter, to ahow what right, titta. mtaraat or Iran you, or any ol you. have In and 10 tha beiow-daacnbad proparty In tha Petition and to ahow caute, If any. why tha property thou Id not be condemned tor tha ueet and purpoeaa aa aat forth m tha Petition n you fail to do ao. a datautt may ba entered agamat you tor tha relief demanded In tha Petition. ESTATE: FEE SIMPLE PURPOSE: ROAD RIGHT-OF-WAY AND RETENTION POND Tha Souftiwett 1/4 ol the Northwest 1/4 of tha Southwaat t/4 and South 1/2 ot tha Southeaat 1/4 ot tha Northwest t/4 ot tha Scuthwatt 1/4 ot Section 08. Townehip 20 south. Range 30 Eatt. LESS tha Waat 330 teat ot tha North 1/1 ot the Southwaat 1/4 ol the Northwsat t/4 ot tha Southwaat 1/4 Eaat of Rmahart Road. Section OS, Townehip 20 South, Range 30 Eaat. Seminole County, Fionda. CONTAINING 12 27 ACRES. MORE OR LESS FURTHER. YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that tha Petitioner will pttition tor an Order ot Taking before tha Honorable Alan A. Dickey, one ot tha Judge* ot thia Court, on the 28th day ot February, t g t ( at t:30 a m., m Courtroom J of tha Seminole County Courthouse, 301 North Park Avenue. Sanford. Florida 327T1. It a hearing la desired, you are required to file a request tor a hearing on tha petition lor order of taking and serve a cooy on tha Petitioner at the above addroaa. Failure to tile a lequeat tor a hearing shall waive any right to obfect to tha Order ol Taking. Ualad ha aido demendado legalmente. Tiene jo gist, conledoa a part* dal recibo da oata notIflescion, para contests! la deman­ ds adjunta. por aecrito. y proaontarta ante oats tribunal. Una liemade tete!onice no 10 protegera. Si ualed deeea qua al tribunal considers tu defense, dabs proaentar au respueeta por eacnto. me luyando al numero dal caao y los nombra* da laa partae mi era­ se das. Si ustad no contee I a la demands a tiempo, pudieae pordar ol caao y podna ear deepofado da sue mgreeoa y propledadsa, o privado da eui dsrachoa. am presto aviso del tribunal Evietan otroe requieitoa iegaiea. Si los doaaa, puoda ustad consult*/ a un abogado immadiayamanta. Si no conoca a un Bbogado, puoda Hemar a una da laa otiemas da asiatancia legal quo sparse*n en la guia teietomca. Si daeoa responder a la demands por au cuonta. al miemo Hornpo an qua praaanta au reapuosta ante ol tribunal, debars used envtar por corroo o antrogaar una COP'S da au ropuoata a la per­ sona donommada aba|o coma 'Petitioner's Attorney* (Demandants o Abogado del Pom andante). y Dea pourauitaa (udicieree orvt eta ontropneoe contra voue. You* avae 30 fours conaocutUa s part* da la data da I'eeaignation da cans citation pour dap tear una re-panaa acrRa a la plaints dtemts auproa da ca Irtbtowl. Un MmpM coup da tolaphona aat ■nti/flreant pour voua preaagor. Voua otoo oOMge da dapoaor voir# racones acrRa. aeoc manoan do numero da doaaiar cl-doaaua ot awaa ML M voua aouhaHoa qua M tnbmal . B4 voua no dapeeea paa aoare rsponao oerns rpAgMiona jwttewliteB rtoufm diets ru n aPacat. SI voue na cennaiesa* pas d'avocat, voua r a un aarvtco da role rente d'avocata o v a i n tiuraou d'oaalatanta (urtaioua (figurant a rannualro da talavoua mama una raoonaa oenta. M * PotHonor k Attorney* (Puignent ou a eon avocat) nommo clN you are a person i gallon m order to | ol no coot to you. to Ovo prevMinn ol certain aaoMtanco. PMaat contact Court AOrnmiatlOtluil Ol SOI N. Park Avenue. SuRO N341, Sanford. PL UTT1 |4«n 313-4330. oat. 4117 wtthM 1 working doyo ol your receipt of dUa notice; H you are hoortng or votes mapafced. oaP t SOS (MB BTT1. TNE STATE OF FLORIDA TO EACH SHERIFF OF THE STATE: YOU ARB COMMAMOS 0 to serve this Notice ot Action and d Not bo Taken. i In Eminent Domain, Declaration of Taking, and tlottes ot WITNESS my hand and Via Baal of thia Court on M o fin d day of January. ISM. (COURT I Clark of tha Circuit Court m and lor l aminate County. Florida By: CeceAa I kern Deputy Clark PuOtteh: January M , and Fahruary 1, S. 18, IMS IN THB CIRCUIT COURT OF THB BIONTSSNTN JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF FLORIDA IN AND FOR MMIROLB COUNTY CIVIL ACTION CASS NO. ST-14ST-CA-14-B L . TED STATES OF AMERICA, acting through tha U <tod Stalet Department ot Agriculture, Rural Development, 1/k/a Farmers Home Admmtetratlen, piamtm, vi MICHAEL A SMITH, hen end lineal descendant of MILDRED S SMITH, a/k/a MILDRED BEATRICE SMITH. Deceased. MONICA M SMITH, heu and lineal descendant et MILDRED B. SMITH, a/k/a MILOREO BEATRICE SMITH. Deceeeed; WILLIE E SMITH, hen and lineal descendant of MILDRED B. SMITH, a/k/a MILDRED BEATRICE SMITH. Deceased; AMERICAN GENERAL FINANCE. INC., a Florida corporation, t/k/a GENERAL FINANCE CORPORATION OF FLORIOA; ATLANTIC NATIONAL SANA OF SEMINOLE, a/k/a ATLANTIC BANK OF SANFORD. RICHARD S CASSELBERRY. TRUSTEE; CREDITHRIFT OF AMERICA INC . a New Hampshire corporation, authofired to do business M the Slats ol Florida. THE CONSOLIDATED COMPANIES, a Massachusetts Declaration ol Truai. authorlted to do buemeea m tha Stele ol Florida, l/k/a JOHNSTOWN AMERICAN COMPANIES, a/k/a JOHNSTOWN PROPERTIES, d/b/a REGENCY APARTMENTB; LELAND MANAGEMENT. INC., a Florida corporation, d/b/a CROVEVIEW VILLAS APARTMENTS; NEWBURY PLACE LIMITED PARTNERSHIP, a dissolved Maryland Limited Partnership, authorlted to do business m the Stale ol Florida, d/b/a NEWBURY PLACE APARTMENTS: N0RWI8T FINANCIAL FLORIDA. INC . a Florida corporation; RICH-UNITED CORP., a Florida corporation. S S L PROPERTY MANAGEMENT, INC . a dissolved Florida corporation, d/b/a 8UN0ANCE APARTMENTS. SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA SPECTRA PRODUCTIONS. INC, a dissolved Florida cmpoiation. d/b/a SPECTRA LIGHTINO A SOUND; STANDARD Gu a r a n t y INSURANCE COMPANY, a Delaware coiporalron. authorlted to do buemeee m the Stete of Florida; STATE FARM MUTUAL AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE COMPANY, an mmoit corporation, authorlted to do business in Ihs Stile ol Florida; STATE OF FLORIDA. DEPARTMENT OF REVENUE; QORDON MERRITT, hair and lineal descendant ol CONDOR MERRITT, Deceased; CLEARETHER w h ite , heir end Imeal descendant ot CONDOR MERRITT. Oecaated. IONA WORLDS, half and Imeal descendant ol CONDOR MERRITT. Oeceaaed, CORA SNEAD, he* end Imeal descendant ol CONDOR MERRITT, Deceased, and CONNIE STONE, he* and kneel descendant ol CONDOR MERRITT. Oecaaeod. Oafandanta. NOTICI OF BALI NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pursuant to a Summary Final Judgment ol Forecloture entered on January ttth, IBM, by the above entitled Court in the above styled cause, the undersigned cteik ol Court or any ol hie duly authorlted deputies, will ash the property situated in Semmote County, Florida, described aa; Lola 188 end 170. JO. Packard's 1st Addition ta according to the plat thereol, recorded m Ptet Book 1. Pago 104 of the Pubhc Records ol Semmote County, Florida, et public outcry to the highest and beat bidder lor cash on February tflh. 1888. at 11:00 A M , el the front steps ot the Seminole County Courthouse. Sanford. Florida, subiect to all ad taiorem taaea and assessments lor the real property described ib o v i. IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE AMERICANS WITH DlSABfUTIEB ACT. PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES NEEDINQ A SPECIAL ACCOMMODATION TO PARTICIPATE IN THIS PROCEEDING 5HOUL0 CONTACT COURT ADMINISTRATION AT 301 NORTH PARK AVENUE. SANFORD. FLORIOA 31771. TELEPHONE (4071 323-4330. EXT 4227. NOT LATER THAN SEVEN |7) 0AV1 PRIOR TO THE PROCEEDING. IF HEARING IMPAIRED. (TD0| 1-*00-8*88*71. OR VOICE (V) 1-800-883-4770, VIA FLORIDA RELAY EERV CE. L e g a l N o tic e s L e g a l N o tic e s IN THB CIRCUIT COURT OF THB 1STH JUOICIAL CIRCUIT OF FLORIDA IN AND FOR SUflROLS COUNTY OBNBRAL JURISDICTION DIVISION CASB NO. s r - l t s t CA-tS-R O t CAPITAL MORTGAGE SERVICES. Inc, Plaintiff. VS. JONATHAN S. LAND and ANN M LAND: at Of, Oafandanta. NOTICS OP PORBCLOSUNS SALB Notics la hereby given that, pursuant to that Fatal Judgment of Foreclosure dated January ttth, tg tt, and entered In chrM case number 87-2282 CA-14-E of the Circuit Court of the 11th Judicial Circuit in and tor Semlnola County. Florida, arheroin Q E. CAPITAL MOATQAQE SERVICES. INC , la Plaintiff and JONATHAN B. LAND. ANN M. LAND, la/ara Delandantta), I will **if to the highaat and boat bidder for cash si Ihs weal front door of tbs Seminole County courthouts *1 Sanford, Seminole County, Florida, at 11:00 A.M. on the 17th day of Fsbruory 1ISS, the f ode wing described property os eel forth m said Fmal Judgment, to wM; LOTS t ANO 7. BLOCK 11, TIER 3, FLORIOA LAND A COL­ ONIZATION COMPANY, LTD, E.R. TRAFFORD'S MAP OF THE TOWN OF SANFORD. ACCORD­ ING TO THB PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK f, PAGES 86 THROUGH B4. OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. NOTE: PURSUANT TO THE FAIR 0EBT COLLECTION PRACTICES ACT YOU ARE AOVtBEO THAT THIS LAW FIRM IS OSSMBO TO BE A DEBT COLLECTOR ATTEMPTING TO COLLECT A DEBT ANO ANY INFORMATION OBTAINED WILL BE USED FOR THAT PURPOSE. Dated the 16th day of January. 1S0B. MARYANNE MORSE Clerk of cacurt Court By Joan BrMtenf Deputy Clerk CODILIS • BTAWtARSKI 4010 Boy Beaut Boulevard BuneSSO Tampa. Florida 33S07 Telephone: (813) 877-4004 CSS FS7-01S44 Publish: January >1, and Fabruary 1, IBM OEM-184 NOTICE OF PROPOSED PURCHASE OF R IA L PROPERTY ET THE DISTRICT BOARO OF TRUSTEES OF SEMINOLE COMMUNITY COLLBOS NOTICE is hereby given that the DISTRICT BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF SEMINOLE COMMUNITY COLLEGE will constdtr Ihs approval Of Option Contracts ter tha purchase at three parcels ot real property to be used tor lb* Oviedo Center campus at it* regular meeting to be held on tuetday. Merch 3rd, t i l l , at 7:00 p.m. The meeting will be conducted In the Board Room of Semlnola community College. 100 Weldon Bouleveid, Senlord, Fioride 32773-8188. The Seller* Are t>sic*l t Marvin Beaman, at Trustee Purchase Puce *123.000 (SEAL) DATED on January 1tin, 1888 MARYANNE MORSE Clerk ol Circuit Court Poet Office Drawer C Senlord, FL 32772-0630 Frederick J. Murphy. Jr, Esquire Dunlap A Murphy Poet Office Drawer 30 Bartow. FL 33831 Attorneys lor Plaintiff Publish: January 23. and February 1, 1888 DIM-184 Request far Bnalnoortisg B Preteeeiewel Corse*Itlaq Services fart Raelaime4/Ra*aa Motor System tmprevemewt e A Operot leas-PC-0 It-Od/BJC Weeteweter Treatment Pis*4 hwprevemeata C OgtraMaoa PS-418-00/BJC Water, Weetewotet C Roilohaod/Woooo PC-S14-BO/BJC H n |n ** Water Treatment Float Improvem ents sad OperettedO / PS-818-BS/CJC ' Water DletrtbutlAa Syeeem kmpravamanta C I PB-S17-BS/CJC Seminole County Board ot County Commttolonon mis retted partial to aubmn formal sealed aubmmete tor Mto above leteienced protect. Scope: Provide Professional Engineering Barvtcai tor tha pro­ tects listed above. Request tor Professional Services package* trill I the County's Purchasing Division located at: n o t I . tat Street. Room 3108 Sanford. FL 31771 (407) 321-1130, Eat. 7111 or 711S (407) 330-8646 . Foe PS Document! may bo requeued by Foe-on-Osmond (407) 871-0020. Coat por pockeoo: 82.00 pluo 11.00 SfiiFPlng S Submittal* must be received by the Purchasing Otvtelan, 42200 no later then 1:00 pm. (tocoi tmsel on February I Submittal• received oftor such twee NOTE; A U PROSPECTIVE RESPONDENTS ARC HERESY CAU­ TIONED NOT TO CONTACT ANY MEMBER OF THE SEMINOLE COUNTY STAFF OR OFFICIALS OTHER THAN THE SPECIFIED CONTACT PERSON PRIOR TO STAFF'S RECOMMENDATION. M /W lle are encouraged to participate I Betsy J. Cohan. CFPB Contracts Supervisor Publish: February 1, DCN-4 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF TNE I CRrtL ACTION CASE NO. S7-E118-CA OftnEfOM ta s RTLAND MORTGAGE COMPANY, PlamtiR(a). vs. PIERRE A BROOKS, al al. NOTICE IB Hi January ttth. IS M , and sneered In Cass NO.JFT-3111. CA af Mw Cacud Court af Mas EIGHTEENTH Judtetel CaeuR *1 and tor SEMINOLE County. RTLAND FwrtMo PlabdlR and PIERRE A CROOKS ____ at ft# WEST FRONT DOOR OP TN I SEMINOLE COUSfTV COURTHOUSE; BANPONO. FLORIDA M II.-0S a m , en Mw ITMi day ef FEBRUARY. LOT 11, BEER RUN UNIT IB, ACCOROMM TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED M PLAT ODOR IS . RAH OOUNTT, PIOMOA. TOOETHER WITH THE POLLOWMtO PERSONAL PROPER­ TY! RANOE/OVEH. FAN/HOOO, DETECTOR. CARPET ____ ESS MY NANO and Ms SOM Of Mite Court on JANUARY m* Cterti of « w Cacus Court Byt. Say "Charge It" Final 2 Luke and Oort Louk.de* Purchaie Puce: (62.300. Parcel 3 Stanley W Ptoet Purchase Price (266.2*0. The propertie* are locited ediacent to the northwest, northeast and southeast boundaries ol the Oviedo Center 160 acre campus on new Lockwood Boulevard *t Oviedo, Florida A lull legal daacnptton and dataita et tha propotad purehaeas ars svailabte tor public rsvtaw at tha ofttes et the Vica Ptsiidtnt tar Administrative and Business (aivicea. Room A 100M Hour* ot inspection will be • am, ta 4 p m. during isgular college woikdaya. Persona with diaabiltliee requiring special accom­ modation* al Ihs mailing should contact: Dorothy Paiahon. Phone 32t-210*. Publish: January 30. and Fabruary 1. l t d DEM-34* IN THB CIRCUIT COURT OF THB 1BTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IK AND FOR B l Ml NOLB COUNTY, FLORIDA OBNBRAL JURIBOICTIOH DIVISION CASB NO) BT-MtO-CA-tS-B UNION FLANTERS NATIONAL BANK. SUCCESSOR BY MERGER TO LEADER FEDERAL BANK FOR SAV1N0I PLAINTIFF VS OLGA I. RODHIOUEZ. ET AL D(F(N0ANT|t| NOTICE OF ACTION CONSTRUCTIVE SERVICE TO. OLQA I. RODRIGUEZ avhoea raaidanca la unknown It he/ehe/they ba ttying; and if he/sha/they be deed, the unkneatn defendants who may be epaueee. heat, devieeea, grantee*, astigo***. lienor*. Creditors, trustee*, and all pertie* claiming an interest by, through, under or ageattt the Defendants, who ars net known la ba dead or alive, and alt par­ ti** having ot claiming ta neve way right, title or interact *i the g ig * being lerectoeed herein. YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that an action to Ior*c loa* a mortgage en the tolloalng property LOT 7Z. (UMMERHILL, PHASE t. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AE MCOROKD Ml PLAT BOOK 31. PAGES M THRU S3. PUBLIC RICOROB OF IIMINOLE COUNTV. FLORI­ DA you are required to eery* * copy ol your written defense*, H any. te M en DAVID J. BTf AN. ISO. Plaintiff* attorney, when cadres* I* BOI ■ Unlveretty On** *(00. Plantation. FL 31324 within 30 day* ofWr Mw fuel publication of thi* nolle* of action and I N the original with the cterti of Male court either before service on Plainti f f * attorney or immediately there­ after, etherwiea g WITNESS my hand wad Mw toe! of thte Court M MMINOLI County. Ftertdo, fhte M M day of MARYANNE MORSE CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT BY: Cecelia V. Eksrn Deputy Clark LAW OFFICE* OF DAVID J. STERN ATTORNEY FOR PUUNTIFF •01 8. UNIVERSITY DRIVE EUrTE 800 PLANTATION. FL 33314 •T-I383S (UPM) ti January 18, i 1. IBM OEM-188 L e g a l N o tic e s MARYANNE MORSE CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT BY: Cecelia V. Bkem Deputy Clerk LAW OFFICES OF DAVID J. STERN. P.A. ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF •01 t . UNIVERSITY DRIVE SUITE (00 PLANTATION, FL 33314 IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE AMERICANS WITH DISABILI­ TIES ACT. person* with dteabllme* needing a apec Iel accom­ modation should contact COURT ADMINISTRATION, at th* SEMINOLE County Courthouse at 407-311-4*10 EKT 4127, 1-S00-SSB-tT71 (TOO) or t-SOO-SSS-S770, via Florida Ralay Barrie*. Publish: January SS, and Fabruary 1. I t * * DEM-tSO_____________________ IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OP THE fETM JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OP FLORIDA IN AND PON ••MMOLE COUNTY GENERAL awammt*watkM lutMAiJUi eaa URIIOICTHM W flllO i CADE NO. ET-BBtB-CA-14-E BANKERS TRUST COMPANY, a* Truatee for th* Reglstared Haidar* af Salomon Brother* Mortgage Sacurttle* VII. kic. Mortgage PassThrough. I arte* 18*6-1. Plenum, 0S0R 0I D. BETHEL and RUTH H. BETHEL; at ol. NOTICS OP FORECLOSURE BALE Nolle* te hereby S*vwn that, pursuant te that Final Judgmant ot Forecloture dated Jaweary ttth, 1886, and ontarad In elvN caao number OT-llfO-CA-14-S of tha Circuit Court et the 18th Judicial Circuit M and far Sammate County, Florida, wherein BANKERS TRUST COMPANY. AS TRUSTEE FOR THE RBOIETBRBO HOLOERB OF SALOMON BROTHERS MORTGAGE SECURITIES Vlt. INC, MORTOAOI PASS­ THROUGH. S I Rtf ■ 1804-1, W Plaint itt and OEOROE D. ■ETHEL. RUTH H. BETHEL. M/are Dafandarrt(a). I arts saB W w . w- ‘ —»----- ■ —— k ^ e k tiliSaf in f I7 *E n U p E l l E t t u P O f i D R I H I P EBP* cash at tha wroat front door of th* Sam mete County ci bout* in Banford, Bom County, Florida, ol t!:00 A.M. an tha 17th day af February. ISM. th Final Judgment, to wit: LOT 177, LAKE EEARCV SHORES, ACCORDING TO THI PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK IB. PAOIS 13. 14. 4 2S. PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. NOTE: PURSUANT TO THI FAIR DEBT COLLECTION PRACTICES ACT YOU ARE ADVISED THAT THIS LAW FIRM IB DEEMEO TO BE A DEBT COLLECTOR ATTEMPT INO TO COLLECT A DEBT AND ANY MF0RMATION OBTAINED WILL BE USED FOR THAT PURPOSE. Dated the 1MR Ray of January, ISM. MARYANNE MORE! Clerk et CtrcuR Court By Joan Brtllam Deputy Clerk CODILIB A BTAWtARSKI 4010 Bey Scout Daulevlrd L e g a l N o tlc e a COUNTY O F ' •ados Na. ST-1S44 RJI Na. I T -M T M Dot* af Pttteai a t/ts/M PtXI LOTT. PWMdf, egamst STEVEN JAMES STEWART, PteintlH de«l|natee Tempt me County OS the place ol Kiel The beat* ef the venue te PtamtitlY residence Summer** wHh Netlee Piamtm reeldee M 48 South Van Dam Read. Ithaca, NY ACTION POR A DIVORCE Te the above nerru You era hereby l serve a notice *1 SdM drSRSI. en the Plaintiff'* Artem eriti withm 30 day* after the service of thte eummeno, oacluahw of the day at earvtc* lor within A f days after Mw service Is com­ plete It thte summon* te not personally delivered to you Withm th* State Of New Yerkfc end m com ef yew faSure te aearnet you by deleuR for dw relief demanded M the notteq set forth below. Dated January IS, ISM; Paulette Wittteme Comes Legal AW Attorney!a) far PteMtM Myron fey lor Halt Ithaca. NY 14880-4*01 (407) MS-41M NOTICI: The nature of thte action te te dwaotee Mw mar­ riage between the perttee. Tha ground* or* ebendanmom. Th* relief sought M. A judgment of sbooiute divorce m favor ef the glaMMft dissolving the action. The nature er any in d i­ tery reltei U) en i null ana (3) • " < hild sue Taneal Stewart, a cMW af Mw marriage bom October IP, 1381; (3) an order granting eouRabte distribution of the martial prop(4) *n i division of any outeiandthf marital dobla; It) cenkiouelten of tha Cuakad) Order of the TomgkMo Cawnty Fernby Court Of the EMM Of New York dated Auguol >7, tIM . Docket No. tM SM -M ; IS) end euch ether and further relief aa tha Court deems prop" a t to r n e y * CERTIFICATION i hereby certify under ganaity of portury and •• an eRlist of the court mat l hove na kwawteOge that the luOetence of any of Mw factual aubmwatene conM thte dec umena te 1 Myron Taylor HaH tttwee. NY 148*3 (607| M*-41M Pubbeh: January t l , t l . Mod Fabruary 1. 18*4 DIM-141 •b in s t r ­ e s s 487-037 SO PuOtteh: January February I, IBM DEM-1M II, and 1*4. CORPORATION D A M H E. DT ESSE CE 14-S NORWEBT MORTOAOI. S IC , a California PLAWTWF m m KAftML BUAHAHAg AfK/A A JL KJtNAAA; MUMAIIA: WlFWY^WWi TN OfroI W MASTER DANA C. ALLEN (ESMII-E1-E7MI; M I R RUN I ASSOCIATION FT-A. M O j BOARO OF COUNTY I OF COUNTY, FLORIOA. s POEMiH of tfia TO: KIMEI RLY A. ALLAN, IM1 BrtdteBrosb Ortw Florid* 137S7, OP LOT EE. RUN it. M MM arjaga^^aanding i peter lo Mw MasterCard Dt ST-M80-CA-14-1 UNION PLANTERS NATIONAL DANK, 8UCCB8BOR ET MENDER TO LEADER FEDERAL DANK FOR SAVINGS PLAIRT1FI VS OLGA I. ROORMUEZ. ET AL OSFENOAMTtEI CON8TRUCTIV8 MRVtCS TO: DALLARO HOUSING PARTNCRS, LTO. A DtAAOLVSO UMITID PARTNERSHIP 0/M/A WMDAONG APARTMENTS * . , . 0 * * NUN UNIT r a * . Ta af Mw PUDS* Reends ef you ere tequtred te earve s cwpy of year rnrRwn doferwea, ■ any, ka R an MICHAEL W. UOOWYCHENKO, BUTLER S HOSCH, PJL, A IM Canetey Rood, AaWe E, I PL SSEtt, and RW dw O H M ML FOR A MMTANCE OF M A4 PMBT TO T m PORfT OF :.. Mf FLAT BOON EE. I YOU A M HERESY NOTIFIED Now it is easier than ever to place your classified advertising or to pay for your Herald subscription. Call us today at 322-2611 and say “Charge It” ! OP A I TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Year art* (aha natlaa WM the City Cin n ln lin of Mw CRy af BanfafM. Florida, or JtRuary tSW. ISM . PASSED AND ADOPTED Ordawnoo No. SS7S la cteas. vac ala and abandan any rigM af Mw CRy and Mw pubtte In and w a portten of Corwmare lot Siroof ‘ •UMMERHILL. PHASE 1, ACCORONM TO THE PLAT THEREOF A t MCORDED M PLAT BOOK S I. PACE* BE THRU St. PUB4JC RECOROE OF 8CMMOCS COUNTY, FLORI­ OA n U Court or Mw s i M day of JANUARY, IEEE. CLERK OF THB CIRCUIT COURT Bytl w l^ . TO T M FIAT 1 ■ ■llJ._E TE R M .IU L ■ ■ ATTORNEY p o r F U S f W M IL M M ^ ^ M �rflH • *» ■*f *p * a * ■ Sanford Hsrsld, Sanford. Florida ■Sunday, February 1 , 1W8 L e g a l N o tic e s Defendant)*) NOTICI IS MEREST GIVEN pureuent to a Final Judsment ot Mertsao* Foreclosure dated January 16th. IBM, end entered In Cee* NO. 37-1131CA of the Circuit Court ot the EIGHTS IHTH Judicial Circuit In and ter BEMINOLI County, Florid# wherein STANDARD FEDERAL SANK I* the PleMlft ind SCOTT J CASWELL V * th* Mflheet and beet bidder ler tfeeh at th* W IST FRONT DOOR OF THE SEMINOLE COUNTY COURTHOUSE; SANR0RO. FLORIOA at 11:00 a.m., dn th# 17lh dey ot FEBRUARY, fampe. FL 33401 137103033 NOTICS In accordance with th* AWieocene Dteabiiitie* Act, pareon* needing a apodal eccommodel ion to participate m thi* (Seconding ehouid contact the Fkw*de Ret** Pbblieh: Ja NOTICS Jhe Central Florida Job* and (ijucetion Partnership, Inc., announce* a meeting of th* B$ard ol Director*, le which the ptibhc I* Invited. OATS: February IS, ISM TIME: ICO pm. PLACE: Winter Park L e g a l N o tic e s DAVID C. QOOQWIN and VtROINtA C. GOODWIN, hi* eritej *1. al. Defend ante. NOTICI OF SALS Nolle* le hereby given that, pureuent to th* Order or Final Judgment entered M thtt cauea In the Circuit Court ot Seminole County, Florida. I will tell th* property ertueled w Semlnol* County, Florida, described ee: LOT *. ALAOUA, PHASE III. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 41. PAOES 1 THROUGH ■ INCLUSIVE. OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA, and commonly known a*: i l 37771 at public tala, lo the highett and boat bidder, lor ceah, at the wait front door ol the Semlnol* County Courlhout* al 301 North Perk Ave , In Santord, Florida, al 11:00 AM on February 17th. IMS Dated: January 13th, IBM. MARYANNS MORSE AS CLERK OF THE COURT By: Jean Bnlltnl Deputy Clerk In accordance with th* American* With DitebiMlet Act. person* with disabilities needmg ■ special accommodation to participate in this proceeding should contact court Admlmatration it telephone number 407-373-4330, net taler than seven (7) day* prior to the proceeding II hearing Impaired. (TOD! I -300-333.3771. or Voice (V) 1-I00-33S*I770. via Florida Relay Service Meson 4 Associate*. PA. 17737 US 13 North. Suita S00 Clearwater. FL 344I4 AM * 1313) 334 3400 Publish: January 73, end February 1. 1331 DEM-tST L e g a l N o tic e s NOTICI OF PUBLIC AUCTION Nolle* I t h*t*by given: Semlnol* Wrecker Service •IN u il *l Public Auction lor Ml* vag* tor catli on demand to bigh**l bidder, the following described vehicle*: Feb. 13, 1MB •0 Ni m v i 2 DR VM t 1N40BMBHC7340S1 Th* auction wilt be held at 12:00 pm on the aald dale* above. At Seminole Wrecker Service 1340 B. Myrtle A**., Santord, Fla. J im . Proapectiv* bidder* may mepect vehicle* on* hour prior to tel*. Term* ere caeh or certl* lied fund*. Seminole Wrecker reterve* th* right lo accept or reject any and all bid*. Publieh: February 1, IBIS DEN-IB CLASSIFIED ADS Seminole Orlando - Winter Park 407/322-2611 407/831 -9993 iCIrvity/Titne** ay Step out CLASSIFIED DEPT. HOURS M IL M .m U . MONOAT » n FRIDAY CLOSED SATURDAY A SUNDAY CH/A. SnXVmo Wkeon Realty I06-1200*it. 1700 SANFORD 2/2Apt W/D, S46S ♦ 81— Money to Land 100— Condominium Rentals NOW ACCEPTING ____ Invllalien t* Sid FC-13I-B6/BJC RINSNART ROAD LANDSCAPE PROJECT Semlnol* County Board of County Commiatlonore requett* mteretted peril** le eubmit formal eaeled bid* ler the above referenced Invitation lo Bid. SCOPE OF WORK: Provide *N labor, material*, equipment and fndidentate necetsary le per­ form all work required to pre­ pare planting bed* end Inetalt landtcepe planting In accor­ dance with th* plant end (pac­ ification* at deecrtbed In the bid document* Preliminary Coet Eatlmete: 1723.000 04 Bid document* are available at the Central Service* BuUdUvs. Purefreeing Division. 1101 E**t 1*1 Street. Room 120S. Santord. Florida 32771, (407) Sit *1130 eatenelen 71 ID/TtID. requeet may be dona by Faa-enDemand 1*07) 173-0070. docu­ ment I t 173. A 3% Bid Bond la required n th the Bid al the lime ot eubrnniion The ***1 * t IN* bid document* I* SJ0.B4 per eel, plu* S3.06 ehlppln* and hendM*s. Th* County Purchasing Division mull receive bid* no later than 7 00 p m. (local lew*) on Mereh 4th, 1SBS. Side received after euch tun* wM Be returned unopened ALL PROSPECTIVE SIDMRE ARE HERESV CAUTIONED NOT TO CONTACT ANY MEMBER OF THE SEMINOLE COUNTY STAFF OR OFFICIALS OTHER THAN THE SPECIFIED CONTACT PER­ SON PRIOR TO STAFF'S REC­ OMMENDATION M/WBE't are encour*Bed to perucipete « the bid precee*. Betty J. Cohen. CPPD Contract* Supervioor Publieh: February 1. IBM OEN-J dap. NtCEH Pteee* cal SSS-3S14 after 6 pm. acttode. Ret required. SSSOftmo e SSSO^ec. dep. t 304-466- 1370. •Firm NOTICE A l rental end real aatala advornsementt are aubfoet to the Federal Far Mouemg Act which make* E Jieoal to i d e r M any preference, limitation, or <McommaBon bated on race, col­ or, religion, m i , hamseap. ta­ ALDMtt PL*# M S F tC T fi OPPORTUNITIES MM Ca* Samto 3pm 1BOO-374 0040 Uon-FnOnfy EOC Sanford Harald CtaaaNMs raaHy workl 4 0 7-33 1-1 130 , aat. 7113/711* or can b* 'requeeted By Fae-onDen>»nd“ t*7-*7*rqB*g; DoC u «* n t«1 3 3 3 . ‘ , 11k Sid Sand m required with submission * l Bid. Scop* ot Work: The Ceesreel er eheii be reep*weM e ter aN Aa a member of the �1 0B Sanford Herald. Sanford. Florida •Sunday. February i. 1998 EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES ASSOCIATE TRAINEE Due to etpansion. large Lake Mary company hmng Fufl Tima Associate* Wen tram you to earn your potential 71— Help Wanted 71— Help Wanted 1 EXP PHONE PERSON Heeded m the DeBary olhee IS.00 hr-Stailing base pay No sales no quota s tnoorrvng A outgoing cats to set up appontments M M t M (BIN) -OEBARV MANOBThe lono»mg positions svaiabto CUSTOMER REP/RETAR. $10.35 TO STAR T F*ng 30 positon* by 02/1198 No e«p tor mto MS-SI St JO B S JO B S JO B S are F/Lll-7 LPNon asper fence AUTOMOTIVE OETAJLERS SantordVongwoodOftondO Good Income PoanM Benefits After BO Day* f l g fl SaM 4Q7 293 3Q55 AVON EARN TO He I Hr*. Sara*: 111-11(3 hid. _ S M ^ R e e J »»T !S t_ AVON NCEOa rap* • toa Sea fugh quaMy products. earn .Beahouro.32i-7t« Buy A Sail Tuppaneare. FT-PT EARN A CAR Free Training Great t> Fie» n g 3214421 CHK.D CARE needed ai my U Mary home Mar-Apr S-Ttom. I Thur Must have vend FOL. Cal tor details 171-0011 eves CLERICAL ADECCO needs clerical candidates tor Lake MarySantord positions We need people ter the foAowmg |0OS l Entry CNA-F/T available 1pm-11pm A 11pm-7am SALARIES BASEO on EXPERIENCE CM DeBery Manor. 40744043*. AM for Director of Nure mg or apply within 60 North Kg/iway 17-93. DeBery Ftorl da Drug Free Workpiece EOE. ADECCO is learning up with Sanford companies lo create etching |ob opportunities II you have skills, ambition and a drive tor quatty we have a great opportunity with greal HMrtg FRAME BENDER tor Marine Canvee operation. Radi­ al arm saw eip. rag. Have ■ COL tor •Mall Sorters •Assembly •General Warehouse •Production •General Labor HEADLINE RECEPTIONISTS Ptoieesional 1 last paced red cal ofhee m Heathrow w tookmg tor an eg> recaption*! dutws ndude heavy phone computer­ ised scheduling Med Mgr a Ptue. Multi task position Call AA MadtoM Personnel tor vnmeant accs aot-oba-isss ■Part-Tlmel CNAa • 3-11 or 11-7 shfis avaA- Please CM tor an'appomtmenL Adecca T>4 ISAWJJVMMfT I DATA ENTRY/CLERlCAL ASST Escl poetoonf WordnO key a nu t! PersonsCtef Grwal SkBst TOPTALEMT CTAFPMO 407-no m i 1000 N. Openmg to Santord end Park. Fortum asp hetptul Eaceaant wage A met hoeprtal. Aaelatant • day MSRB avasatse rotatmg on cat w e oher competitive salary and be neto package including a " 000 sign on bonus. Please m person to: Country For• i: Kathy Morttn, Iphln AL, C*y, NC 27S44478S; phone anti wran. iPi/Murytwy. tom detrtxrlora Process orders tram home. Reedy cash For start-up MVI-eme memberMR) toe. WML 130.00 eheck/mo to: CALYPSO VARIETY. USA si a * *. — see -»— n««4i PI. L^BetRoni AVw. yWlpf * mw. FL 37792. ' I I I I I vI ■Ground aemCuslc eang-Bamp •i \ i . We are located at 700 Way moot Court. *124. between Huntington Bank A the Post Office on Lake Mary Bhrd anappoim 407-330-1n n Adecca Tie EMPLOYMENT PEOPU sweet you to Mb lair from 7.30am to 70tom. CM todeyt NO FEE! 1 *Curtow Staffing ‘PRODUCTION •Winter Parti •12 Hour S hifte/N ig hU -30-35 Houri •Rexibte -SNpp'g/RKaiYg -Order Pullers •foridift u p a ♦ -Various locations •Various shifts J o in ua fo r o u r OPEN HOUSE Saturday*, throughout January, Dam-Noon 601 Dog Track Road, Longwood ? Plaaaa ceM OPC (407) tt0-#0M MAKE MONEY, at rruch or as krtie as you want, mto Shaktoe A AT A ra New Heme-Baaed Busuwta Program 3304030 MECHANIC NEEDED The Housing Authority of toe Chy of Santord is seeing afughfy eipenenced Mamtenance Mechanic to be responUM tor pertormng HuSed car­ pentry. plumbing masonry or equipment repav ol 480 pubic housing developments Salary based on eipenence and SWS Job descnplion available upon request Applications wtl be taken at Vie man Ohce n Cashe Brewer Court untl S00 pm.. February 12.1998 The Houelng Authority of the City of Sanford. Florida An Equal Employment Op# sVnRrteBC. < ClhpRqfi*. P.O. Bo I 2318 •M CaeMe Brewer Court I m M FI 12772-2388 TteMhy 0 EaeeuiM Car A insurance Heeded Weekends FREE 331 5288 AccuStaff Now hiring eRienenoed COOKS. SERVICERS A DISHWASH­ ERS. Top pay. paid vacations After 1 year Medical benefits end a Drug Free Work place 4650 E SR 46 West Santord 407-130-7771 A 3770 Orlando Or 17-81 Senfon t 407-321OENNVE RESTAURANT. 71— Halp Wanted 71— Help Wanted /. PAYROLL/ACCOONTWO CLERK Santord area Pan Time M-F Must have srpenence CM 326-0688 or tsi resume to 328 ■188 Computer tip required AppN ef Environmental Air. SOI Cocktdo Way. Santord 12241(0 er hm raeume to 3214144.________ _ SEWING MACH OPERATORS LOOKBfa FOR PART TM8 Mamend aroe Cotmenc En­ hancement Co w looking tor CuoL Svc Rape to work bet­ ween 24-40 hours per week Sun 1hurt Temp to he* |7 50/ hr comp M and customer svc sfctit necessary Apply m pert el 1080 Mamand Ctr, Commons. SM 411 Mon-Thwt 9-3 or Cal 6800111. PRODUCTION WORKERS Large Santord Companies seek­ ing assemblers and production workers Stan today, any ahdt. greal apporktody Ws o8tr benefa . great pay and growth op­ portunities Contact CORESTAFF at 330-7789 tor mere totor- TRULY NOLAN Peat Control now luring Saws Inspectors Nr Sammote A Volusia Co Great benefits A company vehicle prowlad Appfy 3422 S OrtenaaJ?»v' Large Santord companies cur­ rently seeking individuals with industrial tewing machine and spread*«cuttor tip WANTFn movidueit who Ar« tacking a tulMbng people onenuted career GREAT employ­ ment environment, professional status and benefits Consider the career ol Dental Aaa«hng Formal educehon ol 1200 hours Lrackng to Stale and Natnnel credentials Work In a last paced, fughiey technical, ever changing career n l ~ health (aid oi Dental Prang s 1 ndo Ted:h Dental merit. 407-2447000, I A Whether you are SSeedy In toe work piece, ready to reentor or lust looking to me Mure toey have a program designed tor you* ’w a r e h o u S?— M fttfto U : AMPPVta. RECEMNO, PICK•NO. PACKB4Q A NO WARBHOUStNQ • RE COTON COR­ PORATION. toe nekon s toed • OREATPAY • M0M4RL FULL TE8E • HOURLY PAY • PMC8W0RK BONUS • GREAT BENE FITS MCLU04MQ MCOICAL Please contact CORESTAFF al 330-77S9 tor an appoeitmenl RIGHT HAND MAN N eed * 7S atortors daily. HeignonSBnua tonewemR E C E m O N fS T/B O O K KEEPER N EEDED The Housing Authority ol the Cfy of Santord. Florida la aeekmg an aroenenoad recepttomat/ Bookkeeper w«h ewe asm bangual (Engkth/Sparush) written and oral communication shjaa to assist aiecutrve sun and residents Mato, typing and computer skBs required, salary negutwbW CanAdatos must be able to work varied hours Appe canons taken Mon Thurs, 8 00 am-1200 Noon and 200 pm 500 pm at toe mam office m Castle Brewer Court im« Febru­ ary 17. 1908 The Houelng Authertty ef Wie f strapey to drtvert. •01 2884108 SALES No OR) necessary Ws wW Sam you to aam 12S-40K » your krtt year tekng a service everyone fits CM Turt Matter 3214129 cay of A l ection 3RgaM OppertunBy P.0.1 Phene: (48711234 ISO D 323-0428 EARN MLL-TiWfe TEWS Co. Staffing. Orlandos most prolesscinai staffing service, ra currently recruiting Fua A Part-time clerical poeh •one tor y e toaowvig compa PAY FOR PARTTIME WORKIII I Firm ROUTE CARRIER mmuntceHcne Co. •nent Human Ceneutang Oreup. Established Routes Newspa per deanery tor Santord Area Eam money while taking a drive m the country Appry m "SANFORD HERALD has Immedleto eaenlnga n as Lake Mary lacwtws tor 1st and 2nd sh.h warehouse Houxs svtsabie 7 00am 3 30pm, 8 00am 4 30pm and 4 OOprrv 17 30am Must be abfe to Ml a rrvnvrvrm of 50 toa on a canary uous basis Forklfl eipenence preferred Starting rate 15 75 1st shift 15 95 2nd Shrfl ** Must pass math tost Apply ej person al 7950 Lake Emma Goad Lake Mary FL EOE. -Central Florida t Moet Please cal Tews Co Stalhng 740 8866 tor more **> EOS ADA NO FEBI 1-7444 RECEPTIONIST P/T poedion E■penanced ordy Appry At Fsmry Pracsce Censer of Santord. PA 712 West Tito Street Santord 322-4471________ LABORER tar a parking tot and maintenance company Oood pay and benefits Ceil Mtesy 333-1441._____________________ LABORERS NEEDED FO R UNDERGROUND U TIU TV C O N TR A C TO R HCAATMI FLAM Dm See wart AestoMlMM Bwt Oat in on tie ground floor al a last-paced r Ready seeks • person le herd working, computer heKite and a teem to work si a busy Santord Escehent growth po •MuMiove •CocakCompeny truck "Foe all Of tour MeintenencefBecurwy SECURITY OUARD • RECO TON toe nations leecSng da trtoutor/manutacturer ol con­ sumer electronic accessories has ripenings tor Security Guard tor toe 2nd eNft 3PM to 11PM and 3rd shift 11PM to 7 00AM. Candidstes mutt be repstered or be qualdied per Florida statute*. Dfvwron of Ucensmg tor Proprietary Seamiy Officer Must have Sanaa 0 License 16 SO per hour Esceaent benefrta package avalable interested applicants ap­ ply m person at Recoton Cor­ poration. 2950 Lake Emma Road lake Mary. FL 32748 EOE "*•*330-3416***" too * MEN A WOMEN NEEDED Defy work-Defy pay veraclea a PLUS SALESPERSON NEEDED COME WORK WITH THE BEST LABOR READS • M i l hr CN As For F/T. P/T A on cal Mutt be wale certfwd CM 787-0500 71— H«lp Wanted ■ a ro e x rsF F se r ants, inducing 401k and purcbaM Labor Reedy. Ann: Brandi K. 1652/1554 8 French Ave. Santord. FL 32771 or toa lo 407-323-6797 EOE. iiiis m o m 71—H«lp Wanted LA B O R R ITE LABOR READ) om 111 VISIT OUR OPEN HOUSE ON MONDAY, FEB 2nd 12-3 1ST A 2ND Shiners Baytor • 12 hr CSR Gnfcer. 2210 W. w T K Santord or 4010 Forsyth Rd. OrUndo. EO&Orug Free. i i >r, r> */. We have |obs m the following areas Healthcare Opportunities With a $500.00 Sign-On Bonual 71— Malp Wanted Oel to on toe ground Boor aI a fast-paced nationwide compenyt r Ready seeks a person la hard-working, computer Merate. hestole and a team player to work m a busy office to Santord FrreSsnt growth polaneal adh company Great ben­ efits, todudng 401k and stock purchaat plan. Send raeume to Labor Ready. Ann: Brandi Manager. 1552/1554 S. French Ave. Barker*. FL 32771 or las Get to on toe ground Soor of a last-paced nationwide compenyt Labor Ready seeks • person who le hard working, computer Merate. newbie and a teem to work to a busy oflca to 1 EkCiSant growth po- K etits. mdudmg 401k and purohaae plan. Band raaume to Labor Ready. AM: Branch Manager. 1542/1554 S. French Am . Santord. FL 12771 or lea to 4Q7-323-37V7 EOE asp . own toota A trues. Ftoor tach atao (407) 666-0444 At AAl-J 5 )/ jp }o y w )N J jl Working G E R M Flori­ da for YOUI (407) 322-3044 4-, ivOw it in o y Tor TILLER Cmdl Unon eR) preid Lake Mary area Fesreeumeto ScminoiB County RsaMMttiBi ClBBnlrtg FiB Time A Pen Time MOLLY MAC a t F/T"* 4 H as jgjm .487-7*7488T, i Organised. P/T could toad to I phone knee Computer stout a s&iiSar**"8* . HI P/T SSSS4470 PAR T-TH S HELPER ■POftobon Ugfd cocking A care CM 348-6033 toretdarty •to peytor^l 1-400-711-JOG* EOE 79* W. P tB T CONTROL OPERATOR A ryu rm n / i amreed F/T. PfNrrnd sRwnence to OHP A town A omamenM PHONE PROS Salary • comm ♦ bonus F/T or P/T. helamrl aknoepfiere amoktog ok. DMMe or »4he 787-9270 m ra m u fr Minimum A years and aaMf and sewer Good Drug Free - m geo Mdtor PORTER to downtown Orlando area Clean appearance, drug tree M M M Mtoey 3321441_________________________ ■ At ari le eland far 8 heurs POSmON OPEN FOR: Th# Sanford Herald n M d t C M M U f t for established routes In tho Sanford araa. All you need la depandabla transportation, organiza­ tional skills and aftamoon availability In ordar to bsgln a groat now job! M Abiaty la eeerk evertime/Seturdeys aRCUUIION/DI8IRIBimON ASSISTANT Tho Santord Haraid ia cumntfy aooapEng EppfcalBOE tor a pa/Hima drculaliontoMfeulton miatent Tha itteal EppUcanl w i havt pad aMteriwca in ckcutolion or datobubon procaaaaE. interEEted canddates dtouid •ubm4 a raaufna or apply in parson al 300 N. Francti Ava, Santord. F I 32771 Don! mue out un l hit inyvetanl enM S i otlrr nm yruiir waft* (64 M«Jyvr kear) and a fnendi>. learn sputied Mmapfim BUY A NLW 3 BEDROOM l BATH HOME FOR l ESS TUAN RLNTING POS/nON AYAAABLI FINANCE COORDINATOR en tor M poafbon of Ftoenos CoordtoMor. ThM IB K M stork invoivtog fiscal otganiiaaon, preparation, aminaaon. anaiysi canon ol SnancM fiscal records. TNs position Is m |viii« h « to toa aeacuaM director or fsaher deaignea tor job pertormsnee nkjft bi APPLICATION I I . 11 OByaf fUXBai LAKE MAR FA. Bssl NT* taMwE, *117771 POSiTION OPEN FOR: ADVERTISING REPRESENTATIVE oal onaoonfdi tortw 8antotdHmU andlaia Mary Applications bang ac hire to toe near Mure m By to work w«h deatortty and pmetoton on mtouM parts. Com­ pany paid bene* package, paid hoedey* and luBton ratoOuraemenL Appfy to person: MATHEWS ASSOCUTES, MC 645 hkekmen OaW Serdord. FL 32771 EOS IJ 4 A * LAK EM AR Y$» FJ. team i • I mM . R.11771 Selectyourlotat 4M Zo . RUl. PALM POINT, SANFORD M to: naaM am i VtLAQE-707 EARA j I L L L - T I M E PAY FOR PART TIME WORK Vafunfay, f 'r h Ttk. 7:30AM t * O M S I 01 E . L o k tM a r w B I rd.. .VaR/WU, F t 12773 fk o m r: (* 0 7 ) SSS IS7S Cuew la rau JOB FAlK sod tev eh, bnerare u a oret fAwv la As a trarfcna maoulailum <4 h>«e hrakhrate pruducts. we wtl Ijr a«Jti«sf*4 Pradurmei Akwauen in erremluw lywrabane CM ou 24 hr Job line todeyt rn i g i i r u 71— Help W anted * national cwantng company -JU j mo afternoon slidl «va»sbto PV i m apply al Saar* Mn-chandise pica-up at me Samnoto Town Carrier Mai * 7MCLUOMOLOT 3 ,9 9 0 C all to see If you qualify for this opportunity to own a new home. A 407-3394733 I prtet of I 73JE 0 am t% HU Km. 30 yft, APB E ll A C a re e r to F eel G o o d A bou t, Had out about ouri M edical Assistant Program Dtjr or EwnhsgC — - ----- i wl A1J £sm n m m r m jt m jr w • CoesnStut 4-Dty School VM JUmWhoQmify • AccrodM byACJCS aid Jwstor CoMsgf '_ $ 4 0 7 -8 3 1 -9 8 1 6 City College FLSS707 �Sanford Herakl. Sanford. Flonda • Sunday, February 1, 1990 • 111 117— Commercial Rentals : 105— Duplex/Trlplex U rE UAHT Clean. ! BS? if Kboot WO hook up CHT Quiet area MSOditeount InVector* Realty 774-Mil r 114— ; Warehouee/Rental Space iq ft wr BOO *q ft av cond office Dock hetght 4 dove In 213 phaM Good parking 4304506 ; 117— Commercial Rentals LEASE Prana thowroom 4 warehouM *10.970 tq ft SR 441 homage 407-571 2500 Spec# Available for Sanford Commerce Ctr a) Park Ave t 25m St 2 tune* approi 3.000 at 4 1500 «f *9'ptl per year Parking la abundant Cel John Oay al Stnctty Commercial. Lie Real Broker, 407-444-0)30 From *3 al Pnme location Hwy 17-92 Sanford, 1 bt horn Airport BM1 Call 334-4440 Jlm/Sue PflOFESSIONAURETAIL Space 1501 W let Street 1605100 tq It 1350 mon 4 UP BEVERLY ■. MASON REALTY ________ (4071 322-41*5________ 118— Office Space For Rent witis b n r . R l i tq n Cutlom oflKet. eiec Compel live avail ratat 4304506 OFFICl/Of FICE-WARE HOUSE Now AvalaWe Guardian Pertonal Sitorage Cal lor daunt 578 2500 Office Office Available lor Sinford Commerce Ctr located al Pan Are 4 23th St 2 tuner approi 3 000 at 4 8 500 al fOpal per year Parking it abundant Cal John Oay al Stnctty Commercial, lie Real Qrokert 407-44443)0 SANFORD OFFICE SPACE 2 Sulla* avallaMa - 1100 SF 4 1400 SF. 407-331-7004________ 141— Hornet For Sale 141— Hornet For Sale RF/WIX. ROT, HOT. ROTI 3/3 trier Upper Hardwood Floort. watt to Sem thgh Only *49.5001 (407) 314-9211, E(L 101 RF/VIBC 1 PIECE or Whole HouMhokt 404-774-2225/407*40-3532 MOVE-IN-COND. 3't 5 New car­ pet 4 punt Nice yard, and front porch *55.000 A l It OEDE CALLAWAY, Realtor (407) 334-9311, Eat 109 AC 4 Brick eonatrucL 2 hum. dan work thop. laundry room, carport. *39 500 3)0-104* WANT TO G ET RID O F ALL THAT STUFF7 GOVERNMENT FORECLOSED Hornet from pennet on *1 Delinquent Taa. Repo t REOl Your Area To* Free (1) 600 2189000 Ell H 2206 lor current kslmgt HEATHROW oated community Eiecutive 4 bdrm. 3 bam. pool. 3 car garage. *375 000 Cal 333-3070 lor appomtmerk Pnnripie only Al I IIII0AMII M0MI S VI N HIM I I I’ MOf'l HI If S hhmh W asasar ■ R i a ta H w a n RE NOVATED Over 1600 tq ft Dmtrvipf tem prch *46,900 AH.I Oner 1 600 tq ft . kvttrv (am. ftpK. Incd. *63,900 RENOVATED Like new 1/3 acre del wkahp. crpt. Incd 170,000 PRE-Forecktture. 1/4 acre, pmr fenced, carport H U M 153— Acreage Lot For Sale Studio 1 and 2 Bedrooms B tL IO N l IU acre* Ideal ToJ moMe homeeea. honet, came, larmng or nuaeryl Zoned agrtcuftuftl *3 900/ACRE Sm down wkrwner finance 904-7471773 or 904-79 7-4423 • Single Story Dewgn • Furtvahed or • No one Below or Above Unfumahed Stud**/ • Energy !Ihoenl Sluckoa • Electretty lumrthed • friendly On See In Studttt onfy Management SANFORD COURT APARTMENTS 3281 8. Sanford Ave., Sanford v 0 OAKR1DOE FAROT ^ O tu e iv Oeftona area *0 acre* Deal tor hortet or cam# farm Mobile home or hometke Zoned agn *44 900 Financing aval ml am downpayment (904) 7674300 d in 155— Condominiums For Sale RUE m CLUI t o . B S dry rtn. tern pa no. Ptoate cal 321-1344 *45000 SANOLEWOOO-171 Upturn New appt 4 CH A. 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P IS C E S (Pab. 20-M arch 20) Innately, you ara a vary ganeroua parson Today, howavar. you may bo ao concamad with your own seil-intorasts that you won't hava bma lor othars. □ □ □ □ □ □ □□□□□□ nnnmno □ □ n n n n n n n r a n ii nnn nmn nnri □□□ h nnn nnnn nnmn mnnnnn nnn nnn nnn nnn nnnnnn nnnn □nnn nnn nnnn □nn nnn nnn nnnnnn nnnnnn nnnnnn nnnnnn nnnnnn nnnnnn r-i 13 It 15 17 A R IE S (March 21-April IB ) Do not lot poopla with nagaliva attitudes put a damper on your hopes and asplrationa today Cheer loudly lor victory, even It they donl. TA U R U S (April 20-May 20) Sell doubts could impede your prograss today II you ro nogative It you're going to maho lorecasts. enhance your poesfctktiae with wonderful thoughts GEMINI (May 21-June 20) Temper hope with reaham today, not passantsm Forge a metal thal will wrthslarxl the slross ot tasty chaBenges and la able to band withoutbreaking ■ ■ mm mm » . --------------------§ P R -------- _ I I _ « M I ^ B T ~ T ^ ^ ___________J i l __________________________ m 5T~ 55----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------55~ B 57“ 57“ ------I I I I I I I I I Si O tees by REA. m C A N C E R (Ju n e 21-Ju ly 22) An impor- - ­ lent objective laachievabie today, even il you could ba asked lo handle things SAGITTARIUS (Nov. LaPy Luck's conM M ion « only nominal you'd rather not to ba a totarant dree This is something you*! hava to earn M Y MOTVfcR IS BCCVOfJlAJG T> 0EUEVC UJ BElMGAfiUATOU S H E TW IK A S SH E SHE’S BELA) A UJlCOUJ W ^6 3CWE0OC3V flJ A PPG TUFB7 > TOR. TWELVE V f M S M D SHE'S fiflStiJAJSJS 7D GET HfiWXHESACAIJ . LIBR A (Sept. l » O c t 22) T m e . . run- " ** "* L E O (Juty 23-Aug. 22) You might hava n,n0 oul on a diltlcult decision you've an u to handto a wtuabon today srrMar to one b##fl dodflln(I It *s gong to have to be ^ rtx" * you mismanaged in toe past Do notlel a f**0,v*d avantuaity Why not take a crack lapse of memory causa you to repeat an •* * today? C A P R IC O R N (Dec. o « naataka SCORPIO t o * l U h . _______ . . . V IR Q O (A u g . 2 2 -S e p t. 2 2 ) Cunoalty might draw you Into another** compkcated altars today. One* you open to* door. P H IL L IP ALD ER b y T.K . R ysn By Ph illip Alder AHFi&rafyn Several times a yaar students ask me a question like: “Why stick U>one's leading agreem ents If declarer ia learning all thal useful information too?" Well, defense is difficult at the beat of times. And U usually requires coop­ eration between both defender*. Bo. each relies on the other to pass de­ pendable data. However, there ia one time when it ia not on)y acceptable but normally advisable not to follow your prearranged methods. This deal U an depending on your agreements). But think a moment longer. You have 14 prime points, yet the opponents have contracted for game. Partner ia play­ ing third violin at beat So, try the ef­ fort of leading the spade two. Now move into the declarer's chair. Hs can see six top tricks: one spado (trick ooe), one heart and four dubs. For tb* extra three, he can either take the heart finest# or drive out the dia­ mond ace. If the spades are splitting You are sitting West Via a straight­ 6-3, be most risk the finesse; it is his forward Stayman auction, your oppo­ only chance. But if the spades ara 4-4, nents romp into three no-trump What playing on diamonds is a certainty. should you lead? And your lead waa the apade two, ap­ parently fourtb-hlghest announcing a Without giving the m atter any 4-4 apade split. Which line will South thought, you would probably select the pick, do you think? bylobThtVBB W t fOUWP TUB b t f t N M N T tU . . THOUGHT THS o r w A f t K W OTBQSCO I WE VIS' E fT O BP<ul I NkS UbUMb OUT JkJDfTWM* sm eu - 6 U H .T Y , [ u RO00MM! TCMING' N U E ft 'S Ift f \ a t T h , ii* t ( i ■\ V A H t b A N b Hi THf PfNOUfMtNT l{[ L A PfUtfHTFUl- ' « tu trn tt. JTM WkVfb i-bi OH, MV. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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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>, January 30, 1998; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/8a020835330b0a4269f262a6670b3276.pdf 4c133359ed612f18775ad3bbcae784da PDF Text Text I I PAGE 3A DA BOMB...4B Law ton’s Dream er and Doer Jason Christner trip to the movies? SUNDAY. MAY 24. 1998 90th YEAR. No. I9S County enthused by lakefront development IIERALO STAFF WRITER SANFORD • 'It's a new day." Daiyl McLain aaya. ‘ Sanford la no longer the aleprhild of (hr county. There are great changes In the mak­ ing. and It's time lor people to accept them.’ Sanford • less anyone forget • la McLain's kind of town, lie lives here, has a business here and ta Into his second term as Seminole County commissioner for District I. which in- tSartford is no longer the stepchild o f the county 9 from various sources such as tax increment fl naming, property lease payments and possibly Seminole County tourism development teve- McLaln supports and has helped shape the Sanford Waterfront Conference Ccnier/Hotel /Boardwalk project at Ft. Mellon Park. This prefect will be discussed by the county comintaalnn at 1:30 p.m. Tuesday. Tm excited about It.- McLain said Friday. T h e best thing we can do for Sanford and for the county Is put the umfc renee center on the lakefront." What la bring proposed Is a #40 to §70 mil­ lion complex that Includes a 100.000 square foot muhtpurpose conference center. 900-room to keep w eapon s out o f all schools over Federal fending O K ’d fo r St. Johns River bridge of the fla t Century. Family tragedy taught her strength, recent honor adds to her determuiat Is an inspiration to ah of m * Principal Martin D. Klnch ■fw ttnj Idd. and an excellent �U • Swwnola Hwakt Santoul, Floods ■Sunday, May 24. 1996__________________________________________________ Business Getting in shape: G o ld ’s G ym moves to new location D IE T By Jean* Hn|hn IVl A C , 1C ’ HERALD STAFF WRITER SANFORD ■ Gold's Gym Is growing again. Tlic gym has out* grown Us hotnr for thr second time In Us 10 year history. Gold's new quarters will he located at 4050 West State Road 40. at Upsnla Road. 'Service lias been our reason for growth.* explains Rick Friend. Gold's Gym vice president. This will be our permanent location.* The 14.000 square foot building Is currently under construc­ tion. According lo Friend thr gym will br tn operation at Its new location bvJuly 1. ’Wfemake your business insurance our business. Catering to the convenience ot Us members is key to the service Gold s provides. 'Our members don't have to watt tn lines for the equipment.* said Friend. They con do their work out and go.* Members of the ©in will still tlnd the services and equipment they have become accustomed to at Gold's and more. The expan­ sion will allow for live addtton of new equipment. Aerobic and Tae Kwon Do classes will no longer have to share one room, allowing classes to be scheduled at more convenient times. Gold's Is proud of the gym's family atmosphere. Membership includes free babysitting, and free aerobics and Tar Kwon Do classes for the kids. The Planned Excerslie Program seta up new members on a personally designed exrerstze program. Professional trainers ac­ cess the member's physical condition and needs, and work with them as they begin their new excersUe program. The new location In Sanford. 2 blocks east of Seminole Towne Center. Is only minutes from the gym's present location on East Lake Mary Boulevard. 9 c want titKryvsir Un i on*pinner wlxn n cisues tn nDurance in «ivt» «v t i «M.a11» luLiy kc ipsthtv K m w « pneixtxn tnan A ii I i »-O w ix .t v Ii n c j i x c at O d r • mm location. Rick Friend, Oold't vice pratWant. wttti new (jiiquny W rln fe u a if s S ' * B £ .- 3g|aF-*.£ , yw Kn a w Shane Ackerman have been ranked top sales consultants tn their respective divisions during April's record month at Florida Solar Technology, Inc. City honors Longwood resident Kan Francis, right, and Al Larson of Chuluoia, right, were honored racantty by tha City of Orlando, for saving tha life ot tha IS month otd daughter ol Orlando Magic guard Derek Harper, who nearly drowned last month in a backyard swimming accident. Francis, a protect manager for ABD Development Company, and Larson wara each presented with Meritorious Conduct Awards by Orlando Mayor Glenda Hood and City Fire Chief Don Harkins in a public ceremony at Orlando City Hall. Daria, tha youngest chUd of Derek and Shwia Harper, has tuny recovered from ordeal. U Aid g SffcffiJi nlfS iw post LAKE MARY - The man credited with laying the new homes sales foundation for Heathrow tn Lake Mary has Joined Higgins ft Heath/Bel ter MNir.axc wiuk- yvat Like CUTVl/ Uivllk^a1 was the Sanford Solar Energy company's top r the month with Sting Installations of f 144.000. '•ported 21 904.000 Ion President Fiends Homes and Gardena as associate. Higgins ft Heath Robin Miueka has anno that Michael Ooldflne. started at Heathrow In Skip during the month of April than In any other 30-day period IBS2. :h *4L #41*- B U S I N E S S • A IIT () • H O M F • 1 IFF • H F A 1 T H WEATHER fJVJ.LU.I Partly cloudy. Highs In the low-90a. Lows in the low-70* min. 3:36 9:40 a.m., min. 3:S0 and helped build the I.BOO acre country dub community, will be workSg out of Higgins ft Heath's Heathrow/Lake Mary office on Lake Emma ______ Central Pi Central Park Drive tn 3 3 3 -9 3 7 7 im u iA S c i otour 8km 1974 Ptcldy 93 70 Ooldflne la Heathrow. MONDAY Ptcldy 01 70 (> Month (crtilkaU* ol Deposit ' 8 b b etc 1* 2 feet with a Ught chop. Water temperature at Daytona la 77 degrees and at New Symma. 77 degrees. Winds are from the waat at 5*10 m.p.h. SANFORD - Dave Brewer Properties. Inc. will start construction neat month of a 12,000 square foot budding at £»cmfinolc H erald “Serving Seminole County Since 1906“ Sunday. May 24,1998 • VoL90.No.19S GOOD Rate 5.65% v BETTER Rate 5.75% ^ When you open a FREE Advantage Checking Account BEST Rate 5.85% ^ When you open a Money Market Account (Paying one of the best rates in Florida) lUlOmneAwSel �Scmnolc Hsraid. Sartort. Florida •Sunday. May 24,1944•>A Hey Flag waving and poppy aaftng ware Via ordsr of Via day Friday, m honor of Via Mwnorid Day holiday. 1faa Amsrice lagtorfa annual Poppy Day aalaa wars bald at various locations around Via county including Fubta In Sanlonl (Ml ptioto) share legion auaiAary rnsmbar Zonnya Otaon aa>a a poppy to Magan Roman, of Semrwto H^i School (From Page 1A. Cadet 1st Sgt MonVied Chcquannoi, Croons Academy Army Jr. R.O.T.C. assists Ofaon In Via satos) At idyfwdda Elamantary (rtgM photo). PVMCfabmanfaaro Dork 8nln.w«h Anna Simmons, and Marian MhwB. wtifi Aaron Davta, (lafi and rtghl] paaaad out Hag* lo 2nd gradart to la iM nam of Via 3 Important patriotic daye upcoming, Mamoriat Day. Flag Day and Via Fourth ot July. S w a m p y m arsh , L o n g w o o d ’s M u d L a k e to be re v ita liz e d IjONGWOOO - Mud Ukr. ju*t off State Road 434 near Devonshire, has never been a pristine body of water, but now. with greases and sedi­ ment clogging it. it's little more than a swampy marsh. Though caused by the pollution from nearby traffic and surrounding homes, the eutrophica­ tion of the lake Is a part of the life cycle of a body of water. "It s the natural life cycle that a lake goea through.’ Dean Bather, btologk al administra­ tor with the Honda Department of Aquatie Plant Management, said. It's a 7- year natural cycle." But the residents around the lake and the Ctty of Longwood want to clean It up. The ctty commlaaton has agreed to look at a plan to dredge the bottom of the lake and make it "the way a lake ahould look.* Pushed by residents to move quickly, the commission wants to start as soon aa possible on the plan which would allow them to dredge Uw lake, poastbly creating an laland far wildlife Gradua... Don’t miss the Seminole Heralds 1998 Graduation special issue on Tuesday, May 26th. H ighlights from each senior class with lots o f pictures are packed into this one time issue. This one’s a keeper! Available wherever the Seminole Herald is sold Schlotzsky’s Deli ■Ion to wait until (all when the lake la naturally at a lower level, the commlaaton thought time waa of the eaacnce In thle matter. "What doe* time have to do with this?" Mayor Ruaty Mile* aakrd. "We ahould are about get­ ting thla done." The rtty la hoping to dredge the lake, put the ■rdtment on land to dry far a day or 2 before hauling It away. Try an Original. \V<* have a gut reeling you'll love It That'a where the capcnae cornea In." Barber Sc h lo t/ s K y s D v li Si h l o t ; si- W in t e r S p rin gs celebrates ^ C ro s s Sem inole T r a il o p en in g w nm ut SPRINGS - As a fal­ low-up to the May 5 media opening, the City of Winter Springs recently celebrated the public opening for Its part of Seminole County's Cross Seminole Trail which links downtown Oviedo and Winter Springs. Cttiaena were invited to put on their trad gear, and bring cycling and basically have fan m the great outdoors, aa the city celebrated the Oral phase of the trail. Several people and organisa­ tions act up Information booths. Including Mighk, (pronounced Mike) Wilson, state president of FORBA (Florida Off Road Bicycling Opportunities) through envi­ ronmentally and socially re­ sponsible use of the land. The trail that brings together various governments, also brought together varioua groups, such aa the Wee Help Chlkiren'a Resource Center, which la a computerised re­ source information service far all physically or mentally dis­ abled children and their fami­ lies In Central Florida. A cycUst at the event. Debo­ rah Punaak who works with the disabled in The Seminole Work Opportunities Program (SWOP) Lake Mary, Your Family Fitness Center 500 West Lake Moiy Blvd. is expanding 000 plus sq. education and appreciation In the large backs of conserva­ tion lands. This is the whole reason that people move to Florida in the feat place." In the awards presentation. Mm Doran, chairman of the city's bicycle sub-committee helped give out T-ahlrta and County's ty Task a had fay Join Now & Save Big! Phase One Pricing Starts 5-25-98 thni 6-2-98 Join To (407) 330-1203 �E D IT O R IA L O n Mem orial D ay Monday, the fourth Monday of May. In Memorial Day. It's one of several annual holidays In which the members of our armed forces are given special honor*. This particular event, originally known as Decoration Day. was primarily alined at honoring those who were killed while serving In the military services. Decoration Day originated following the Ctvti War. when veterans began gathering to remember those who were at their sides In battle, but didn't return. Remembering fallen ones ollcn brings sadnrsa to individual hearts. But for a moment, let's take a look at how many wr have lost since Decoration Day originated. According to the World Almanac, there were 646.392 fatalities tn the Civil War listed for the Union forces. While Confederate deaths were not made official, reports Indicate 26.000 to 31.000 southern troops perished In Union prisons before the war ended. The Almanac lists 4,108 dead as the result of the Spanish-American War slightly over 30 years later. World War 1 figures show 320.710 fatalities and World War II was the only one wtih more than a million with 1.078.162 fatalities. The Korean War rrsultrd tn 33.651 battle deaths: we lost 211.471 In the Vietnam War. and 760 In the Persian Gulf. The figures are strictly for service personnel who died in battle during the actual wars. Hundreds of thousands perished us a result of wounds received during these various wars, and millions have passed away under normal rlrcumstann -liter that time. Fallen tn battle, ss the result of battle or fallen since the conclusion of the service: tt should make little difference. These are the men and women who stepped forward In the nation's Ume of need and conflict, and helped protect the freedom of the United States of America. So Monday ts no longer Decorau n Day. Let's honor tt anyway, and give thought to the fallen protectors of liberty. Visit cemeteries, talk to the youngster* about ancestors, attend the Memorial Day events, and get Involved. Hopefully, our nation will not be needing men and women to dive into the conflicts of war again, but there to always the question: What generation will appear an a future list af war dead In the World Almanac? Otoe it some thought this Monday. Down to business in Seminole County The ISO chock. In on earlier column I Mated tlwt I thought this refund front the state to homeowner* was a ridiculous Idea, that these funds could have Iteen used In a much more productive way. Apparently Gov. Lawton Chiles agrees, because hr vetoed Ute move tills past week. Ernie Hatton II Ernie Hatton II la aveteran member of numerous government boards and is a civic activist in the interest of good government. Talk about Sanford let's talk about Sanfonl. Apparently, thne Isn't much disagreement about the need to cre­ ate a business atmosphere In Sanford. The only problem seems to be where the proposed hotel and conference center tdiould be built. The problem ts that wr must consider the desires of those who are willing to Invest In the rlty and where they would like to locale. I think tluit It Is extremely Important to have ferdbark Irom younger residents. After all. It Is they that will Inherit the City of Sanford. One thing Is rcrtoln, the city eon no longer continue on the path that will lead to further decay. The word decay may o w n strong but lire purpose Is to paint out clearly that opportuni­ ties dull can transform Sanford Into a competi­ tive city within the county, and Centra) Florida, should be seized. Progress has eluded this city for far loo long. Remember, progress, beautifi­ cation. opportunity, higher paying Jobs and so much more can all be a port of growth. That Is why there must be cooperation in this effort. We must congratulate the city fathers for their progressive approach regarding the Orlando Sanford Airport. Flags Herr wr go again. I said It List week, ■government divides people because of poor policy." Tlie Clly of Orlando altould not have given permission lo lly the rainbow (lags sym­ bolizing gay pnde. Why? Because where dors It .ill slop? Wliat oilier group may wont lo fly Hags. As a practical nuiltrr. It Is bad policy. The ll.ig of llir nation, or state slwuld be pulley, or ai least something that Is not divisive Would wr want Nazi flags flying along Colonial Drive? Some people may want to do that. True, there is certainly a difference and my example Is ex­ treme. but none the Iras, this ts what may hr created because of shallow thinking by all con­ cerned. Tire rainbow (lags are not die Issue. The Issue is vrhrre may this policy lead? Just start a list of all of those who would based on this policy, hove the right to fly flogs. It's pretty frightening. Isn't It. There Is no 111 Intent here. TONY TIZZK) Tlzriotoan advocate for ths disabl'd. H a v in g hope -I LETTER S West’ s candidacy 1 wish to say how much I admire Mr. Bob West for having the courage to challenge the In­ cumbent Chairman of the Seminole County Commtoalon In the up-coming election. I have met Mr. West and found Mm to be reoponstve. experienced and concerned regarding focal government. Hto stand on tax relies, voter approval of new debts, and better and mote re­ sponsible control of growth In Seminole County has convinced me that he to on the correct side of these Issues. He will make an excellent county commissioner, and the citizens of Seminote County can be proud to have a man of Bob's character and competency willing to as­ sume the responsibilities of this position. Remembering Stetson: Cherished grandson leaves legacy o f love During some 40 yean as a Boston newspaper reporter and editor. 1 covered, wrote, assigned and edited many atsrtea about (amiIlea suffering tragedy and heartbreak when their young chil­ dren were victims. tt seemed that such stories happened only to others. Out In March. 1990 ouch a story became port of our unbearable sadness when we learned that our youngest grandson. Stetson Larondc. had an Inoperable brain tumor. He died at home on Sept. 17. with his mother. Barbara, and his father. Richard, at hla side, as they hod been since the day his condition was known. 1kro weeks before Ida 7th birthday on March 16. Stetson complained of double vision. Testa the next day revealed the shattering news. Treatments began at once, and twice a day for nocks ns had radiation. He never com, even tbou4> at times you knew he was How Mr. Bob Goff runneth at the mouth In a very tired Uttle boy. the Sunday, May 10 Issue *lf politicos could On my first trip to the hospital he directed me write history.” Obviously, he has short term through a maze of winding corridors to the c o r memory loss and to not a student of history. He red elevator and then to the radiation center. who destroys bridges sometimes has to retreat, And often on those trips he'd wear hla 'Bledsoe pretty soon he will hove nowhere to retreat or II* Jersey, because New England Patriots quar­ forward. How soon Mr. Ooff forgets who terback Drew Bledsoe hla favorite player, ped him solve the Iron Bridge school zone few years of life were meaningful site which was a hazard. Why did he go to and exciting. He could swim before he was 4 Commissioner Win Adams? Couldn't his cronies and old quite well at 0. He went to movies, cir­ help him. but one sure did take the credit on cuses and fairs and attended Patriots, Celtics radio. Who made the telephone calls to the and Red Mamea. Health Department? Who met frith some of the In mid-July, while he was still able to walk, school board/stofl? Who sent out faxes con­ the family took him to see the Statue of liberty. cerning this Issue? Who did he thank profusely? That evening he telephoned from hla hotel to Why, Commissioner Win Adams! Now lie turns say that from his bed he could see the top of around and implies, or let’s use hto won), infers the Empire Slate Budding. that Win Adams Insulted the Seminole Cotatty As the w tk a and later the days of hla life School Board and private citizens. Let’s get the dwindled, Bletoon spent much time at a place fact straight: per mem and cash advances are he loved. Bear (aland In Lake Wtnnipeaaukee. two different items. Per diem, one does not have where hla parents have a home. to show receipts unless one goes over the During hla loot days there, he had to be se­ amount allowed. But one better have receipts riated walking, and sometimes it was necessary for the IRS or the money will be considered tax­ to cany him. able income. Cash advance*, one always ha* to July 33 turned out to be a beauttftd day at the show receipts and If one to a government offi­ lake, and Stetson went for a motorboat ride cial. it is even more critical to honor taxpayers with his parents and a school chum. They money. He Implies that the business community and had fun. and for a moment It and government do not respect Win Adams, on That nlMit he telephoned the contrary everyone to shaking their heads tn us to tefl u sa f hisftin day anahow be had won disbelief on Dick Van Der Weide's receipt Issue. a big green dinosaur at the Wen* arcade. It was The business community cannot understand to be hla loot day at Wtnnipeaaukee. anyone not having to show receipts if asked. The community agrees with Win Adams on the Stetson left us with cherished memories. I receipt issue. remember... Next Issue, attacking Win Adam's mother on * Sitting next to him os he played hla favorite Mother's Day. How low can one stoop? He has songs on the player piano, gone to court countless times to protect hto mother. Hove you no decency, sir? * The sparkle in hto eyes when he "surprised" As for the Subet's case, tt to a sod case. The us with his Aladdin costume on Halloween. women of the community ore outraged that sex­ * Hla face, filled with cxrttcmcnt as he would ual harassment has been Introduced. It to cases throuMt the window as be returned home tew this, which dilute the sexual here— lent >school to see bis grandparents wotting to Incidents that women haw aacriflced lo bring to the attention of the courts. The outtondtoh statements can only be considered dduafonare. These make believe remarks have only brought Mr. G o ff runneth at mouth & Just a bad Idea permitted by a government that doesn't think! Something pleasant to any Tire Honorable John Brogden. a member of (he Parliament of New South Wsles. Australia was hosted by The International Council of Central Florida located In Seminole County. I hod the opportunity to talk at length with Mr. Ilrogden lie was quite Impressed with Central Florida. One of the things that Impressed him very much was the landscaping of the roadways Hr mentioned haw beautiful tt was around the Orlando International Airport and dir highways In Seminole County. Apparently, he didn't see them all. but the point Is drat our cities and counties are on the right track and this first Impression is very impartan l . I cannot possibly express lire Importance of the International Council of Central Florida. Seminole Connly politics A wanting ..do not be taken In by one- liners. When you receive a brochure that states several Issues with one bne answer*, oak for the de­ tails. There must be a real debate In the up­ coming elections. We need to ask for detailed solutions to, accompany those one liners. We need to keep the campaigns focused on the Is­ sues before this county. Congratulations lo Clialmtan Randy Morris and the County Commission for promoting and supporting televised county commission meet­ ings. I can't think of a better way of kreptng die public Informed in a direct manner. William Buchanan WHam Buchanan to *40adHor for the Boston Globe. Now retired, he and Nawtta Hve In Laka Mary. * The hugs he'd give us. * The postcards and school papers he sent to As hts final days approached he waiching 'Power Ranger*.” The Lion "Uesuty and the Beast* and 'Home Alone.” He also managed to ploy a few jpunes of Monopoly. Out gradually he fool use af his arms and then hl» hands, and finally he could not speak. Ills mother would tie at his side to comfort him, and his father would hold him In his arms on the floor while they watched cartoons. His dad would say. ’ Remember how we used to alt on the floor like this and watch all your favorite showOT And Stetson would nod. When his family and friends were m the depths of depression, we all somehow managed to smile and be cheerful when we were with him. And a moment later we would leave the room and cry. A day before his birthday he printed: ”1 wont to get well soon.” And for his lost birthday party * a recording ___ _____ . H i _ In which they told him to get well soon and that they loved him. At the birthday party, amid on the excitement of coke and Ice cream, birthday cards, ftmny hats and laughing with those who laved him most, he stopped while opening one of his gifts and ask). ”ftn so lucky.” In tote July doctors told hto parents the end was near. But. Stetson's heart and spirit kept him with us much longer than doctor* thought possible. The last story I read to him In hto bedroom with the Power Rangers wallpaper was “Cant You Sleep. Uttle Bear?” Before saying goodnight I xold. 'Stetson, do you know we love you very much?” He thought for a moment and sold. *t know, but I still like to hear tt.” The tost sentence I heard him speak was on the telephone, and he sold. T love you.” I have a recording o f U. Stetson loved horses. Those striving st the funeral home that evening saw two mounted Boston police officers stationed at the entrance. When Stetson died, he dkl not take leave of us slanei he took part of us with him. But he also left ua cherished memories that will be with us always. Every once in s while we here si Special People like to delve Into the meaning af cer­ tain arorda. We also like to show how these words ran be linked to the disability move­ ment. This all leads to mind today's topic, hope. Simply defined, hope to a feeling that what 1s wonted will happen. Desire accom­ panied by expectation. As English port and satirist Alexander Pope: (168ft-1744) once wrote, "hope springs eternal In (he human is. but always to be But of Special ftople’o Interest in the power a f hope was an Interview on TV a couple of weeks ago with actor Christopher Reeves. You probably know he was para­ lysed in a riding accident a few years ago and hto activities have been featured In this rolunin. Reeves talked about how It was hope that had Inspired him the most in the tost 3 years. No matter how toutfi things get for Mm health-wtoe. tt has been the hope for medical science to came up with s cure or solution for spinal cord Injuries that has kept bin _ _ Hope la reaetttlal for everyone. It _ the feekng that no matter how toutfi things gel. there to ahrey* a chance that they will helter. This to especially Important to disabled person. No matter how uncon­ trollable life can be sometimes, there to al­ ways something to count on...hope. I am not Just talking about on Idealistic view of looking at the world, but more os a goal actting device. It'a only logical that If someone hopes for a conclusion to a situa­ tion. they also have some idea of what they want the conclusion to be. Sure, faith and spirituality come Into the equation ss does the power of one's own mind. There have always been stories about people surviving serious Illnesses, even cancer, fay determination and will and maybe even a good sense af humor. As Pope also wrote. ‘ People always hope for the best, even In the face a f adversity(From hto An Essay on Man.) Today's disability definition to dyslexia which la confiision In the orientation af let­ ter*. This to manifested by reading from right to left, failure to see and sometimes hear Mmtloritles or differences in letter* or words, or Inability to work out the pronun­ ciation of unfamiliar words. Attempts to read or write are often char­ acterized by letter and ward reversal (e.g.. •p” for ”g\ ‘ saw” for *waa”). Dyslexia to usu­ ally found when a child, usually <4 avenge or above average intelligence, to 3 or more years behind nto expected grade level In reading. Bring unable to read to Inconsistent with achievement In other school subjects such as arithmetic. The child may not be able to determine left from right. The cause of Dys­ lexia to unknown, but a central nervous sys­ tem defect In the ability to organise graphic S H W tert Note: The �tA - mmm PPBWWP Sommott HaiaW. Swtfonl. Florida •Sunday. May 24. IM S •M Editorial & Opinion Palestinian people paid for Israel’ s celebration bloom. If we look at oilier countries that have gained their Independence over the past 50 years, they have major areomplishments that were of ihrlr own making and not that of other countries and outside support. Syria, with twice the population of Israel, after llielr Independence from France has become totally self sufftclml with no foreign aide. Iran, with 10 times llie population of Israel has no foreign aide and Is slso totally self sufftrlml. A recent poll In Central Florida shows that 74 percent of those responding reject the Ides of aide to Israrl. These same Americans ore tired of thr blind support of contradict you, but there la no democracy Israel with no return. Vet 24 percent of Americans support this blind effort and in that pari of the world. Thr Israelis Illegally annexed the Golan still do not understand the frcllngs of the Heights and occupy purl of Lebanon and 1‘alrslinlan people. WTien Vice Presldenl rrratrd hundreds of thousands of refugees. Gore commends the accomplishments of Thr Israelis rrratrd the ‘ Iron Fist* policy Israel, thr Palestinian people view ft as a of Itabln against (he lotlurrd and Innocent rrlclir.ilton of the rstaslrophrs against natives of dial land. And they have refused them, their heritage and their country. Hits only fuels lire tempers ol the brave all United Nation resolutions. Mr. 1‘irsldenl. It Is not the Israelis that freedom fighters of the llamas and thr made thr desert bloom and they have nut llasbula as they defend their way of llfr as would each and every American If our accomplished anything on Ihrlr own Wrstrni Europe and the United Stairs’ shores were Invaded. Vice President Gore’s visit and remarks money and blind support, as well as thr thousands of PalestIntan lives have made gained a vast drposti of hate from the Arab the drsert bloom. If you want to talk about and Islamic worhj. Someday thr 74 percent accomplishments, why not move our of the American people that are tired of the wipport from Israel and help Zimbabwe Wind support of Israel will face* Ihr hate and Mozambique (the poorest nations on dial tlte other 24 percent lias rast upon Earth) then there, deserts mighl also litis fine country. The celebration of the 00th anniversary of Israel has been paid for fay the aoula and live* of the Palestinian people. I was bom In 1948 In the heart of Jerusalem. I had no childhood. I had no happiness. I used to think that this was because of my family but 1 soon discovered that all Palestinian kids felt the same. This ' Wits not because our country wus poor or that our family was poor because my gnuidfalltrr lold us about llie ‘ Good ol* Days* when my people owned the orange groves, sheep hrrds and the land of our forefaUters. My utthairplnrss was because of a derision made uy total strangers In 1948 lliat wr did not deserve our own stale and that our country did not belong to in any longer. I wish that my childhood could have been like the kids In America. I watrh my own children and their friends rnjoy u life without fear or want. Whm I think of my childhood. It la like a horror movie in nty head. Vice (‘resident A1 Gore visited Israel to relebralr the SOU) anniversary of a country so far away from his country to praise their accomplishments. (Ills time could liavr hern spent better viewing and consoling thr many victims of the disasters that happen every day here In live United Stalest. President Clinton staled that hr Is so happy for tsrarl because of llielr democracy. their accomplishment over the past ftO years and the fad that they made live desert bloom. Mr. President. I don't mean to Quest Columns And Letters To The Editor are wel­ come. The Herald may or may not agree with your opinion, but we will always uphold your First Amendment right to express it. PAIN MANAGEMENT MEDICINE Board Codified, American Board of Anesthesiology Diplomats. American Academy ol Pam Management ---- Specializing In — fX q a M k 6 Treatment O f Recurring 6 Chronic htln Including Back, Shingles 6 Cancer Bain By Appointment or Krfrrrul Wrung Srmlnair County 330-7035 stuff iwr D'irst bap tist G£urc£ 519 Park Ave., Sanford 322-6041 Tour promoted excellent Sanford schools Tho*day, May 5. I Joined the Realtor* Tour of tlvr Sanford public schools. The chairman of the Greater Sanford Cham­ ber of Commerce’s Eduratlon Committee, Mr. Jerry W. Mills, served as our tour leader. The Realtor's have a strategic role to play In facilitating where new residents in Central Flor­ ida make ihrlr home. The lour provided on opportunity for the Realtor's to become acquainted with the quality of education taking place and being planned for this community. The physical plants and the educational offering at Wicklow Elementary School. Sanford Middle School and Seminole High School were the focal points. t fclemenrary Scftobl ^ih IcS ^sK the closest tn proximity to the Orlando Sanford Airport where we assembled at 8:30 a m. Wicklow Is at 100 Placid Lake Drive and Is Immediately ac­ cessible from Airport Boule­ vard. The school was named Wicklow because of a partner­ ship with our sister county tn Wicklow. Ireland. Classes at Wicklow began September of 1997. The student enrollment as of April 24. 1998 was 627. Wicklow has a capacity for 894 students The school has 37 classrooms. 4 resource rooms and a skills lob. The skills lab Is equipped with 30 Dell com­ puters. The Central Media Cen­ I I W M IffW j C O u t* * LU R LE N E SW E ETIN G ** - r ^ luttowS— tong in M to o >I ■ torafco tattoo doctofsMOust Sto_a t esurim h 1 11 Cm W School Bo«« DutnctS tre nos a TV production studio, which is manned by the stu­ dents. Network wiring exists throughout thr school with two romputrr stations per class­ room. An Art Room and Music ite * 7 equipped to pnvfcki mtng rsprMrnrrs for the students In these arras. Dr. Fran Duvall Is the principal. K Wlntrr Park High School tn Or­ ange County will be available at Seminole High School begtnning in the 1998-99 school year with 0th grade. The pro­ gram will be phased tn by adding a grade each year. Stu­ dents who began the program durtiqi the 1996-99 school year should become the first pro­ gram graduates tn the year 2001- 2002. The International Huron Baccalau­ usccsisureate Diploma Pragram ll.e. IB) y developed to was originally provide worldwide tide standards of academic excellence for the children of diplomats. It has grown to provide an Interna­ tionally recognised liberal arts curriculum. Incorporating bu inanities. for Seminole High School was our next destination. We were welcomed by (lie principal. Mrs. Oretchen M. Schapkcr. The school houses a very suc­ cessful magnet program. Acad­ emy of Health Careers, which serves as a model for other school districts nationwide. The International Baccalaure­ ate Diploma Program, which aa been available for same time at was eatabHahed In II tn Geneva, Switzerland. There are 700 IB programs in 61 illy of Florida has the highest enroll­ ment of IB students of any United States University. The tour participants were treated to a stellar song and dance performance by students under the direction of Mr. Bob Maguire. We were advised that a new access route to Seminole High School to being planned from Airport Boulevard. This to scheduled to be available later this year. Our (Inal Walt was to Sanford What do we know? On Fort Mellon Park Wicklow la one of the four elementary cluster schools, the others arc: Pine Crest. Idyllewtldc and Wilson. Middle School, where construc­ tion Is under way to provide a facility to accommodate the magnet programs, and elimi­ nate the portable classrooms. Sanford Middle School la scheduled to berame a math, science and technology magnet os well aa a Pie-International Barcalaureate Program site during the I99H-BB school year. Both the band and a choral group performed for us and the principal. Mr. Bill Moore, had accompanied us on the tour. The tour was sponsored by PNC Mortgage ana Chelsea Ti­ tle Company and ended with a lour of Historic Downtown Sanford. FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH, SANFORD is pleased to announce the calling o f REV. MICHAEL VOIGT as our fulltime Minister to Youth. Worship with us this Sunday and meet Rev. Voigt Sunday worship services at 10:30AM and 6:00 PM Now for the Ernie Hatton ■UtemenU. Mr. Hatton la a GENTLEMAN. He la dvU. and well bred, meaning he has mood manners. You Mr. Ooff have the reputation of being boorloh. uncivil, obnoxious, bodacious, verbose and bor­ dering on misleading state­ ments. actually touching on li­ bel. It la you who nerds to tram to write the truth. Instead of interring. Perhaps you should be the one to shut up. Of course, we the taxpayers, can’t wait to fire you at the next election or perhaps a re­ call should occur. You ore a poor example for our students to emulate and that goes for your whole fanatical group who ore your associates. Wc are Bred of the mantra of ‘ foody two shoes* when actually your associates take flee m destruc­ tive behavior towards others. Rumor mongertng Is not looked upon os a moral attribute or slanderous sick humor. So we bid you to 81 vous plait, tonnes la bouebe. interpreted in polite society *lf you please, dose your mouth* or better yet atop writing, a columnist your not. By the wsy the Constitution protects Dec speech, unfortu­ nately even yours. PL I will vote the poup tn the pri. Thtovote win be against Von d» Wetde. Malay,. Henley u .£ 3 work Mr. Oaff. we cittoena A 17 year-old kid to tn critical condition after plowing his jetski Into a Bear Lake dock one This la the third Jet-sld acci­ dent that has occurred within sight of my house In the past 9 months--since my neighbors and I began pleading with the Seminole County Board of Commissioners, county man­ ager and sheriff tn deal with the problem of reckless boat­ ers. Would tills accident have happened If the county man­ ager hod installed the ‘ Boating Safety* signs on the access ramps to this lake that were approved by the Board of Commissioners 6 months agothe signs currently stored at the county Traffic Engineering Division? Would this accident have happened If the sheriff en­ forced Seminole County Ordi­ nance 98-20 (No-Wake within 50 yards of shoreline areas) that the Board of Commission­ ers approved last month? While It to true that I no longer live In the Sanford city limits, anyone that knows me will teH you that my heart to In Sanford. Would this accident happened if the Board of Commissioners had paid aa much attention to the problem of reckless boaters as they did to girlie bare and free, boon­ doggle trips to Europe? We wont to keep our Fort Mellon ftukl I would encourage all who do not want our park destroyed, please call the dly commissioners to let ft be known or better yet. write a let­ ter. We don't think so. But what we do know-we are only taxand voters. I believe that the voters should hove their agy of the lo­ cation of this project and not It I ■ After remaining silent for a tow months regarding the mayor of Sanford and the city commission covering Sanford’s Port Mellon Park pith a hotel and conference center, I would like to speak out about this complex going Into the park. If you look at new communi­ ties and small cities, such as Celebration and the develop­ ment of Orlando Naval Training Center, you will see that they hove been and are located around a community pork. Folks who are lucky enough to live tn these communities can walk Into their town and enjoy the use of their park. I am not against the hotel project, but I am AGAINST It going Into Fort Mellon Park. Sanford to lucky to have beautiful Lake Monroe and plenty of property going around the lake. Use some of this property for I the developmen! of hotels and conference centers. m p L etters harm to families that are Innocent. 11 ■ Konrad W. Filutowski, M.D. is Board Certified by the American Board of Ophthalmology, the American Board of Eye Surgery, and the National dmrmnaoorm. U o Board of Medical Examiners. Dr. Filutowski earned his undergraduate degree at Columbia University and his medical degree at Cornell University. He completed his Ophthalmology Residency at the University of Pennsylvania. Cataract & Laser Institute * * * ■ Dr. Filutowski is the Medical and * Excellence in Zyr Care 1-800-EYE-EXAM Surgical Director of the Filutowski Cataract and Laser Institute, and a Clinical Assistant Professor at the University o f South Florida. He is one of Central Florida's most experienced Three Convenient Locations L ik e M n ry (407)333-5111 O ra n g e C ity (904)774-0044 D a yton a Beach (904)788-66% wimflliitowskieyff.com LA5IK and 'no infection, no stitch, no patch' cataract surgeons. Dr. Filutowski is dedicated to providing the best possible eye care available. �For more than 6 yean, 00* year-old Melvin McCauley haa taken care of hut chalrbound wife. Viola. In the coupte‘e Caaaelbeny home, with the help of Community Care for the Elderly (CCE). *We*d be lost without them. It's good, very good.' McCauley said. 1 tike them coming. It kind of breaks up the monot­ ony a little bit. I couldn't do without them.* A broken hip. followed by double pneumonia, left Viola too weak to walk or take care of herself. Her life-long com* panton learned how to Juggle cooking and household tasks with 24-hour-a-day caregiving. The CCE aide's gentle touch at bath time and the home* maker's thorough house cleaning made the Job easier. Weakened by cancer, Leler Johnson, another Seminole resident, also relics on the non-profit. state-funded agency for help with housecleaning. bathing and socialservice referrals. For these seniors and more than 2,400 frail, low-income elderly tike them. CCE pre­ vents or delays a move to a nursing home. *Our clients require the as­ sistance of a case manager and are at imminent risk or nurs­ ing home placement without Friday, May 29,1998 • 9 am • 2 pm The Festival w ill be held at Florida Hospital’s Senior Health and Resource Center at Lake M ary, 1097 Sand Fond Rood • Luke Mary, Florida 32746 Free Aim Ualnn Free Parking Free U r a t e s In Stators Free Health Screenings Exhibits Networking Opportunities Exhibitors w ill be showcasing services and products available to seniors and Iheir fam ilies in the Central Florida area. hi-rn -R intervention.* said Winter Springs resident Marsha Lo­ m u. executive director of CCE. "We serve low-Income seniors with nuUor deficiencies m activities or dally Uvtoig. such so eating, bathing, dusslng and moomlim, and ifj&NC PCJR SENIORS and church.* Case managers tailor the services CCE provides to pro­ mote self-sufficiency. 'They also coordinate with other community agencies to avoid duplications of service. In ad* j&cm fnolt H erald Sm iitg Samfrioir Courtly Straw 1SD0 ..M i l The & A& For lo c a l News w a a n -n o s u -N u u N s m M M -s u m n s 900NORTH FRENCHAVE«8ANF0R0, FI 32771 U» tui 5m m m m M w m L im w w Celebrate N at’l Senior Health & Fitness Day with Senior Friends M ileage and Other xpenses Reimbursed Caregivers acas Dap. which sooeursfiss all older adults la Increase their vitality thrattfi regular POySICSU aCuIrlljr , IB C X p C C iC u on their waldng participating In Walking program by the m i r l - Tampa. FL 33807-4151 1-000-544-0705 In addition, your Florida PRO. FMOA1. maintains a naUonwlde access 1-500 hotline for you to call If you have questtona about your fightsunder Medicare. The Answer Hotline can be readied at 1-000-5440706. Telephones are answered In English and Spanish fay trained professionals. Manday through Friday 8 a.tn.-B pm .. If you have a complaint about your billing, you may call Medicare at 1-800-3337585. uru 1 Fiu tM g, m kg* 1 da old on Thi get ph\ the o ft » The The R.E.LI.E.F. program provides a way for a neighbor to help a neighbor by providing a break for caregivers of homebound elders. not-for-profit organisation with over 500.000 members dedi­ cated at meeting the needs and enhancing the lifestyle of adults age 80 and better. For a M l m imbrnhlp foe of OIB/year. members receive benefit* that make healthcare man affordable and special member discounts that pro­ vide savings on a variety of na­ tional products and services, aa well as access to social acUvttlea and trips. �Swrtnoto Herald. Ssntonl, Ftortda• Sunday 1% M, ItM • M •evelop1 county would need to come [ up wtth 110 or $11 million • about the co t of the confer­ ence center. CRA has agreed i to bonding for the project. The bond else Is far the minimum md as much as $7,980,000 far the rmudmum Increment. Each of the county commis­ sioners has received an eco­ nomic Impact analysis and es­ timate of tax Increment for the Monroe and downtown Redevelopment area hotel, convention center the analysts waa prothis month by Fiahktnd mrUtcaln Orlando. Estimates are that 1.221 will be employed at the 1M.880 per year. Joseph Pacittl la the presi­ dent of PRA. the development company that wants to budd the complex. PRA la developing a number of hotels In Con­ necticut. Pennsylvania and Florida. Doubletree Hotels want to be part at the enter­ prise. ’ Mayor (Larry) Dak la going to say to the commtasloneia • formally and officially what It’s going to take and what It can do lor Seminole County,* San­ ford City Manager DtU Sim­ mons said. ’ llc'U gtve them fsets and answer questions. fWeVe sent out a fact-sheet re­ garding Issues people are asking about.* Morris said the ho- BrittanyMiuRC of strength «a well. Stic ■aid it not only prepared her whole family for her sister's passing. but the knowledge that hr and Aahlry would be together in heaven waa • tiemendoua comfort to them In the mfctot of thrtr heartache. Although Brittany humbly accepts praise for her positive attitude. W d work and caring ■m m n - through Ashley's ttlneaa and death, she la quick teacher. Oeorge Oordon. told her that she had won the Dreamer and Dorr award. *lt was smssing. An awesome feeling*, she said. The medal was presented by Olympic gold-medalist Jarlde Joyner Krrary of whom Brit­ tany comments. "She was so nice, and It waa Just Inrredibk meeting her. She inspires me because track Is one of my fa­ vorite sports. She told mr to keep up my good attitude and 1 1 told her that M tike to vitalise Sanford . *It*s the beat ■tie for the conference center. You can’t walk around 1-4 where some people want the center. That Isn't pedestrian friendly. In Sanford, you can walk to the shops and restau­ rants. The Plmuti people who did Heathrow even picked it No. I * Dale said he wants to assure those residents who are con­ cerned about what Is going to happen to the existing facili­ ties at Fori Mellon Park that nothing will be loot. The Sanford Museum would remain and be Integrated into the conference center. The Senior Center. Civic Center and Chamber of Commerce will remain also. The two bsllflrlds wlQ be relocated to Chase Perk year. Brittany wants to be In­ volved in basketball as well. She already enjoys tnvotvrmrnt In many other activities in­ cluding choir and Junior Youth Fellowship at the University Carillon United Methodist Church, as well as private pi­ ano lessons, and chm lradlng at school. She also notes that her favorite hobby is listening to all kinds of music, with the exception of heavy metal and career Interest la a 10th pads math ccsusr it to her favorite and beat subject, and 10th park because ahr said that her 10th grade Mends are *1 enjoy figuring problems Memorial The Memorial Day parade in Sanford will begin shortly after 10:30 a.m. Monday, at the Chamber of |on E. Find and other recreation faculties win be relocated to other parka. Hie public will always have access to the Iskefront. Semi­ nole Boulevard will be rede­ veloped in the area between the bulkhead and the hotel/conferenee center complex as on enhanced pedestrianoriented waterfront amenity. As a separate project. San­ ford haa secured a grant from Metropolitan Orlando Florida Department of Transportation to construct a mulll-use walk­ way from Mdlonvtik Ave. to Wayside Park and Boat Ramp west of Interstate 4. •Some say this k a done deal.’ County Commissioner Orant Malay said. *1 thought we might be better off with a out* she beamed, ’ so I want to help others learn how,' And the opinion of Oordon la consistent wtth her noble goal. T9* alms to please and Is a hard worker.* Hoffman stated that In the lore of hardship, sacrifice, and adversity, many people make excuses and foil apart, but not Brittany. She said that Brit­ tany haa a wonderful family ana Is a blessing who haa al­ ready made a difference In this bfr. and who wiO continue to makr her mark In the fiiture. When asked what mraaage she would like to nqtrraa to the world Brittany said. *No matter what happens, be strong and believe in what you 1to do * more centralised site • like the one at 1-4 and the new 4SA Interthange. Fd heard, too, we wanted a aland -alone unit for the conference center. I have questions.* Commissioner Win Adams is enthusiastic about the project, *1 believe Mayor Dak Is on to something. lie's a developer and haa vUton. He's got try respect. This is a good thing.’ — Honest nm w vy j f Harrell & Beverly t t f M U t f \ittffttik 1h m§mh fb m§ ft y r ir ft y F lowers in Fairyland All Different Flowers For AU Different Occasions P LA N TS BALLOONS ^ C A R D S 4 GIFTS north to Memorial Park on the Iskefront where official toes will begin at 11 a.m. AU organ paling m the the i B rid g e 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 -4 4 JRRCRMB3iSttS« li! v n ta a it • no Interest k charpcd on trusted , prmrraogementa. which are 100% refundable ' 1 • the family arketa cremation services • m arten designed to i the Vietnam AM to Jan. wtonms oh> rfonrpM M at bridge protect a *h|gh priority*. Two V olu te County protects, of Interest to Seminote County dri vers, include 111 million G grandchildren. BaJdwtn-Falrchild Oaklawn Cemetery and Funeral Home. [ m J lando; 0 grandchildren. Gramkow Funeral Home. Sanford, In charge of ar­ rangements. 1 F /a ramkow uneral H ome S00 B. Airport Blvd., Sanford. FL 32773 322-320 Professional A staffof setuiour and patient professionals uAo core. 4 grandchildren, grandchildren. FUNERAL nd volCounty Laymen. Elisabeth Huggins. Marie Davis, all of Tennessee: CARGV SmdBP tip to 30%*. G d)br a/rcchudaec and wieu. 7161 KrJ Rug Lake RJ. Oreki*. FL 12761 4 0 7 *3 6 5 -1 6 0 0 Yes, I want Sorct Io 3 0 % ! C*| - 7 M U » « t t lU .O « 4 s a U W �sk ss uas» to roar fw A V lV s jja . " i : Wr wanted Will Smith and Jeff Ooldblum to atnaah those nasty aliens who were bent an universal domination. Out give the poor nuclear-made lizard in QodziUa a break. The humans In the film want to destroy something that their own Igno­ rance created. (As the song goes: History shows again and again how nature wtnds up the folly of man'.) Even though the audience Is supposed to be happy when Oodrtlla is hurl. I ended up feeling mote sympa­ thy tor the monster than hap­ piness for the human highesds. Ttoho Company Ltd. should be satisfied with the makeover that the alar of their schlocky B-movies receives. The 44year old legend becomes more reptilian and thinner far this big budget event mode. No mart Japanese men In rubber 'A a * M r C o f r t M s * H * * tj M M * I M m M m M fta n l come to * condborfcj gidhNftif in to * to n « t « tot of ditp«m wyt to do ..butw^cw#twrftgilSSO W W iflr Ou turn of htffr trtfncd profcnond tccM dn Irowi howto tory to an or bath. You have the edl dlbent an takeover. Then you have the usual assortment of anthropomorphtaed animals that make tor great toys. This Is all good, but you have la Is m a alary la put all of H«p us tote a load off and sav* up to 60% on the carpet of you Remnants to film festival line-up Now. the pro pread county S h o rt Rolls M IS H w y. 1 7 4 2 • S A M P M 9 (2 blocks North of Airport Bivd.) naxt to Cky Eiaetrlc 8 Entotpriae Loosing (2 Ml. North of Flaa Marks') (an In boyhood as be with a troupe of perCased has appeared with dtrectors bbs 8am ah (Convoy), Addon �Is it football time already? Lyman drop Pats, 14-0 in jamboree /u^NfaninBDrRM S «S S i J o h n s o n sits in W in t e r County Foot Lake Howell P a r k w a it in g f o r th e c a ll t o retu rn to of the Seminole County Sports plays a lot at golf and walla for ‘Notes survive late comeback; spoil Stanton’ s debut Bears d ro p varsity debut H tftS n w r M n n fa ever have to pay far a to dty of Baltimore. IB yean alter the Colts wr Seems like old times fo r Hawks Angelos has to look out at empty fight the fight and they did that far us tonkfid. I know dial If we can hang kt there until the to il quarter, we w « be In better condition than the teams we are playing. IMa la a past group of Idds and I am ea- �» . Sdn*wW HsraM. S »t o «L FtoRto •Suitoy May M . IM S Summer youth basketball IN BRIEF SYFA coaches needed SANFORD _ There will be a mandatory meeting. Tuesday. May 26th at 7:30 p.m. In the Seminole Community College Health and i’hynlral Education Centrr. Anyone interested In coaching with San­ ford during the upcoming Pop Warner Foot­ ball season needs to attend. For more details call Carl at 330-9016. Women’s baseball tryouts SANFORD The Florida Lrgmda. a women's baseball league, will hold tryouts for those Interested tn Joining. The tryout will be held at Historic Sanford Memorial Stadium. 1201 MrUonvtHe Boule­ vard. this Sunday (May 24th) from B a.m. to noon. Those with further questions may call Bridget Saprlono at 1-800-726-8700. Lyman alumni baseball LONGWOOD . Lyman High School will be holding Us annual Alumni Baseball Qamc at the Carlton Henley Sports Complex on Sat­ urday. May 30lh at 1 p.m. All players from 1973-1997 air invited to attend and you arc welcome to attend even If you don't feel you can play. WINTER SPRINGS . The Winter Springs Basketball League will offer a summer select league far bays and art* hi the Ortcdo/Winter Springs area. Divisions will consist of boys and girls in age groups of 10-and-Undcr. 11-and-Under, 12-and-Undrr. 13-and-Under. M-and-Under: 15-and-Undrr. or grade levels 3-lhrough-8. Each division will be limited to eight teams and each leant will play eight games at vari­ ous Oviedo/Winter Springs ama gyms during the months of June and July, culminating with a division tournament. All games will be played according to the Florida High School Activities Association rules. Cost Is 970 per player and must be regis­ tered by May 20th. Coaches who an? tn Interested In pladng a team lit this league should contact Chris Mariette at 321-5282 or Tarty McDonald at 897-1457. Recreation Cheerleading SANFORD _ The Sanford Recreation De­ partment Is offering a Cher Heading Class for girts ages 6-and-Up. The 10-week class will begin on April 22nd and be held every Wednesday from 5:30 p.m. lo 6:30 p.m. through June 24lh. Fees are as follow*: current participants _ 930; new registrants _ 938 (Includes pom­ pons Ik T-shirt). rlcasc call 330-5697 for more Information. B e a r s -------------------Costlaurd from Psgt IS Several Bears stepped up last night and played well. In­ cluding Maurice Williams, Ken Meadow*. Ramone Raines, Brent Lobo and quarterback Adam Abatar. Harris was especially Im­ pressed with one of his players while remaining very unim­ pressed with others. 'Adam Sorknes* had a really good night out then.* Harris said. *He played both ways and played hard In the heat. We had lo bench a few players at the start of the game because right attitude and don't need to they were not doing things the return In the fall. These way we wanted them done. That probably affected our players are young and that's mind set, but sometimes you OK. We are playing teams that Itsvc already experienced ntcJust do what you have to.* ceaa and now we want to start How will this loss affect the very young Winter Springs working toward earning that •quad? Will they remember for ourselves.' There Is still a lot of work this as a bad experience or will ahead for the Winter Spring* II serve to Inspire them lo do Bears, but they certainly have belter? the right attitude. Don't count *We have not had a bad the Bears out when speculating ing at all* Hams said. 'And about the season. A lot can the players cannot take something positive away from happen over one short mm* mer. this then they d <on't have the SANFORD . The Sanford Recreation Rcocauon D Ga­ partmerit la offering Kung-Fu and Martial . rti be held on luesaay ana Tnursaay evenings from a p.m. to 7:IS pjn. at the Downtown Youth Center located on the bottom floor of Sanford City llall. 300 N. Park Ave. Coat ta 930 per month for adults and 925 per month for kids 6-12. Family prices are also available. Instructor Darryl Driedxlc will leach tradi­ tional Chinese Kung-Fu which la uscfltl In guiding self-esteem as well as discipline body conditioning. Also taught will be fo weapons and self-defense. For more Information, call 330-5697. Palatka Softball Tournament PALATKA _ The Blue Crab Festival Softball Tournament will take place May 22-25. In Palatka at Triangle Park. All Men's and Church Slow-Pltch classes are welcome. Deadline t* May 20th. For more Information contact Richard C. Goodwin at (904) 328-9382. Seminole soccer school LAKE MARY _ The 19th annual SEMINOLE SOCCER SCHOOL offers two weeks of mmmer soccer Instruction at Laka Mary High School. This 9 am. to 4 pan. day camp will also Include indoor soccer In an ah condi­ tioned gym. The two weeks are July 6-10 and July 13-17. The cost la 9120 per week or 9225 for both weeks. (There la a 910 dis­ count If registered by June I) . Training will be provided for boys and girts, age 5 1/2-15. Individuals or teams fay a staff of experienced soccer coaches. For registration brochures and Information, contact camp director Larry McCoridr at 320-9557 or 320-9700 during the day or 096-2131 In the evenings. slaintiff n UO KNMMT. JR. IS UVINO. AMOISMAO TM« unknown ssoum. hum . m villas, omantui. ai noons nr mom. CMDITORt. TSUITIBI AMOAU OTHIR RAMTIIB CLAIWNQANISTISIIT SV. THROUGH. UDMR ON AOAIMIT UO KNIOMT. JN. CANOL J KMOHT. airvwo. AMO ISMAD. THI UNKNOWN •sown. h u m . N l ll i l l ORANTill AinOMIIB. LMNOM. CRI0410RI. 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ACCORDING 10 INI RLAT TNIRIOF AS IWCORMO M RUT SOON IS RAOIS » AMO 4 SUSUC RICOROt Of SUNNOLI COUNTY FLORIDA Dalad Rua It* daf al MAT iMe iCiRCmr COURT KALI •lAATANMC MONSI curt al Sa Cut wl Caul g, Ka*d OuauHj CM** ini law oancis or OAWOJ ITIRN SA MTONMIVFOR SIAiNTHI SSI I Uwu#*4*i Onee totals in the (Including 19 L a o tlN o M c t lead In the third Inning. The Mariners cloaca to within 5-3 In the top of the fourth Inning, but the ConUnola finished the game by outacortng the Manners 4-1 over the final 3-1/2 Innings. The Cardinals and Yankees are both 7-3 on the araaan. while the Mariners are 4 4 and the Prases are 24. The OSBA has this weekend ad for the Memo­ rial Day holiday and will return to action at Bdgewatcr High School on fen d n . May 31. At 10 *4n., the Braves and Marline win do win square off for the fourth tone tide season with first place on the line. The league will close out the Spring season with a doubleheader on June 7th. The winning pitcher for the Cardinals was son ns* at tfsr sat* ■ IMU.0MMONTOMt ja d p a a i la ail Loflal Notices r Upsets set up yet another show dow n in Senior B aseball L t fliiH o ftc — Knag Fu/Martiai Art* daaas the d u b that beats the streets. i �• Sudsy, May 24,10M •M end and action will pick up closer In. A few tripletall are bitting live ahrlmp In the buov Mae. while flounder and theepshead are de­ pendable Inside the Port. Trout and redflah are rated aaanori on the flats of the Banaira ucte Co. teamed up with the OPC by donating 2.000 T-ahIrts to be given away to children who wear life jackets during the event. The T-shiita wlU bear the Pmnsotl Marine (H U and the OPC logos and the alo. 1 got caught weaving my Me jacket” idea la to retnfcrce aafe booting practicca with a positive reward. This initiative was spearheaded fay Bennaoll aa part of Its Brcponaflilc Outdoor Education (I’M) cam- K Tatslitfes in Florida would decrease if people would wear Me Jackets.” Capt. Paul Ouellette, the CPC's boating safety coordi­ nator. said. •Sbdy-ssven people dtod last year in boating aoddents; aS were not wearing personal flostatlon devices (PFDs). The leading cause of death was drowning. Many boaters think to have a life jacket dose by la aafe enough. However, putting a life jacket on In the water la not easy, espe­ cially if you’re knocked unconscious/ Other boatlM safety issues Include boat­ ing while under the Influence of alcohol n or drugs and boating education. m aiy causes of nearly all boating red* dents.* Ouefiette said he hopes the 1008 Safe Boatiig Campaign will generate a safe boating aummer throughout Florida, Boating daseea are offered throughout the state, so you can boat smart from the start. Check with your regional OPC office for lo- Alcohol and water do not mix. Stud lea have proven that the tun. combined wUh wave action, actually fritmatfles the tffectM of alcohol on the system. Bass action in the river will gradually pick up aa water levels continue to drop. Pishing will get red hot once the water la RnaDy In the banka. Baaa wtfl gorge an mass shrimp and ditch minnows that are farced out of Florida has 7S6J7B nffstsrad recrea­ tional m a d s. Last year, there were l J fll irponia ooiuni tctxinui. wnn di peiieui of (he fetabtlea alcohol or drug related, ac­ cording to the OPC JggP Boating Safety Statistical Report *Ib boat amort from the atari requires education and common sense. Mw wearing a Me jacket anytime a weasel Is under way. knowing the rules of navigation and boat operator Instruction,” Ouellette said. *Carckaansao an** lim pertewcs are the pri- poaao adh a huge 17-pound D uffer’ Berlinicke Buy life insurance and save on Pepsi 400 Collectible Pole Night Ticket also allows free admission for Friday scheduled far the afternoon of July 3. -Ouailiytnc at night will be spectacular.' said 1907 Pepsi 400 champion John An- The J «fr 3 schedule inckidre practice from 3 p ji-lo -k 3 0 p a . with secondround quaWytni bcgmnmg at p.m. and a 7:30 p.m.-to-5 p.m. teal practice aeaalan under the lights which will prepare the cam and driven for the July 4 race at 8 p tf| Not only will the Pepsi 400 be the largest iMyiiinnc iponitag mnetm m uac counify* CBS Sports will make tt (he flret bve net­ work television broadcast of a autoreports event in prime tuns. Almost aa anticipated aa the race Itself, the largest Independence Day fireworks show In the State o f Honda wffl take to the aky high shove (he 3.5-mde Speedway im­ mediately following the event. The world- 330-3793 1524 Preach Arc., (Next to Sqfl Tbeck Dry demur, In Wtm Dtxk �L a w t o n ’s J aso n C h ris tn e r b elie v es in It's not tough to get Jason Chrtrtner talking. The fifth-grader at Lawton Elementary School was the school's winner of the Disney Dreamer Award. Not only his he an active member of the Oviedo community, but he Is also quite confident about himself without sounding con­ ceited. Start out with Jason's sccompHshmcnts. it wasn't hard far the selection committee st Lawton to realise that Jason stands out Quite a bit from the rest of his class. *Wdl. I'm very active In my church at University Caro­ line.* Jason said, 'and 1 also do a lot with my Junior youth fellowship group.* Jason was Just getting on a toll. He's also big In athletics, especially basketball and he pfaya in the Winter Springs ganlsea car washes and faod drives far hts church. At school, he has been very Involved In the student council at Lawton and organised a fundraiser for leukemia pa­ tients. for itudenli to drop off what­ ever they could afford. 'I told my cIa m that the claim next door to us really wanted to win very much.* Ja­ son Mid. Ttiry didn't want ua to wtn so 1 told nriybody thry put couldn't heal ua.* Jason's class won the con­ test which raised over *000. When Jason Isn't trying to lake aver the school, he stud­ ies, He's earned all A's on hla last two report cards after a disastrous B In science earlier In I hr school year. *As Ion# us I'm on the honor roll I grt a certificate and I really want those certificates.* In third and fourth grades. Jason won a school academic achievement award, so he's had a lot of time learning how lo be successful. Tm very confident In my­ self.* he said. The only times 1 ever get Into any lrouble is when I get too enthusiastic.* Being an athlete. II was a special thrill to meet Jackie Joyner-Kcney during the awards presentation. Kersey won the Olympic* and Jason Just happened to be In Atlanta In 1996 when she won her ld medal. Jason knew the wton winner would get to meet the Olympic hero and was thrilled when Mr. Lawton e we thought we could change the world.* Jason said. Then they called me to the office and I was so excited. Then, my mother started screaming Jason already has the future figured out. lie wants to go to Penn State when he's ready for toOrgr. He wants to play basketball when he gets three Lakers, Stephon Marbury of the Minnesota Tlmberwolvrs and Nick Anderson of the MM Interviewed by her teacher. Alan Engle and principal. Ms. Phillips. When asked what set Carla apart from the others bring considered. Engle said. "Simply put, Carta embodies everything a student citizen should be. She Is consistently an inspiration to her peers and to me.* Engle went on to say that be would fed kke be had been a successful parent of Ida own daughter, who la now In Mu- C O M P U TER O 0TC H A RAFFLED? CoMfuns T saininc I n V P 1J* H ttM o a O ifK i tCAU W « IM tM U M (407)366-0096 when kids have problems.* She also appreciated her mom and dad's consistent m*W A T t •Traditional 3 R's •Strong Curriculum • Physical Education •Raid Trips •Aits 4 Crafts •Enrichment Classes •Private Swimming Pool Age 2 Ihm Grade 5 100 Aero Lane Sanford. FL 32771 •Computer Labs •Small Classes •Hot Lunches •Etiquette Classes •After School Program •Music A Dance •Transportation Available Age 2 thru Grade 8 10230 Univenity Blvd. Orlando. FL 32817 (467)124-1144 (467)67MS13 Age 2 thru Grade 8 630 R Airport Blvd. Sanford, FL 32773 (467)I2»-67?1 �Swninoto HaraM. 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JUCX M tm £ * INTO K iU K 1H THt O K fT U tt /*IO TM O *U SIO VIP\ J ONLY STMIPFM MONTH*.. • I «ACM0TMi*AaTR«y TUAT‘5 UAW I CANT CCAliV CALL MYMlF AN OtfQtD MAIT 'W J CASSCCM (June I1-Juty t t ) Optowem and enthusiasm * d be aroused « you today, and We routo be an aual Whet *d reedy make your day wd be an unaa- J 1 4 1 ^ r r \ c iC L wd gen the respect of P ert today, ao t you nave some poada you'd tow to get acroea lo a specific individual see* la Ike Harter and Ike TtvoU gardens. Danish Is a language I could never master, even the pronunciation Is a mystery. For rumple. I have a fnend whose name Is spelled Knud Aage to the Jack. West. Gudrun W llle Jorgensen. sta rted ^ alU i^ M luwe ^ s p ades. e^ / th ^ u n u n j^ b y leading a dla- IO IX V �Idyllwildc Elementary 3rd that advertising Is more than Just commercials for cereals and superheroes G »V .7 / * / n h to u o 9 ^ - S t ) Senior earn Troop project earns top award, supports efforts o f �Advertising The rxnrlsc for the student* Included the creation of their own ad. [tatted on the Information the)* were given by thin reporter, each student endeavored to create a persuasive ad. (Some of the ads. chosen by the tearlier* and the editor are Included with this stoiy.l The kids thought it was all Just fun. Justtn Mount races motorcycles so he created an ad for a motorcycle shop. Oscar Redden had food on him mind and advertised an Ice cream shop that sells new rainbow tee cream. But. the professional Implica­ tions were not lost on the 8 and 8 year olds. One of the most orten asked questions was how much on advertising executive makes. Amber Depcw knew the Impor­ tance of getting the address and telephone number right. Lorrna Harrell said, "You have to know how to have rye contact* *1 felt that the students got a better understanding of advertis­ ing* said Dewar at the comple­ tion of the unll.Shr said site thought her students would be better consumers. I f not better readers, because of the unit on advertising. MHsrs ast« Stun Hrads has • dr*ire Si y Hwttmg and putt* nhUos and The following la a schedule of children’s programs far the North Branch. 150 N. Palmetto Ave.. Sanford, the West Branch. 245 Hunt Club Bhnd.. North. Longwood. and the Northwest Branch. 580 Qreenway Btvd.. Lake Mary, of the Seminole County Public library System. The branches are open Monday through Thurs­ day. 9 a.m. to 9 p.m.; Friday and Saturday, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.; Sunday. I to 5 p.m. For more Information on any of the pro­ grams. call 322-3182. 802-2282 or 321-2419. 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Joining the Glenns on their (olden anniversary luncheon cruise were 41 rela­ tives and close friends. *Wr liad a real (ood time.* Betty said. 'Our family came from Illinois. Indiana and North Carolina.* Betty said she really enjoyed her brother and sistrr who attended from llllnois. Arrtvtn( from Indiana was the couples only child, Janet Carpenter, who waa accompatiled by her three children. Betty swelled with pride as she told about her granddaughter playing the saxophone at the celebration. The couple were married May 17 at the Sanford home of Re­ becca and Bud Ponder. The Williams maintains her Rev. W.P. Brooks, pastor of the lrsslonal career as a proFirst Baptist Church, was the •tonal jau pianist and vo­ calist in Atlanta. She was re­ officiating clergyman for the traditional ceremony. cently liivtlrd to speak about Betty came to Sanford in her ongoing research of Jaxs UNfl and waa employed fay the nlst and arrangrr. Mary i Williams during the third Annual Mary Lou Williams years ago as inventory officer Women In Jau Festival at The and recalls there were 10 Kennedy Center for the IVrschools in the county when she formlng Ana In Washington. DC. on May 23. began her job. Today, there are S2 county schools not Includ­ Williams Is an active mem­ ing apectal sendees. ber of International Associa­ Betty also remembers Bantion of Jaxs Educators and lord as tt was bark then, a The Ante(Uon Federation of quiet, peaceful community wtth Musicians. Local |4M 402. She a bustling downtown "where continues to pursue her per* you knew everybody. We miss forming career with additional the old Sanford when It waa furus on representing mustclans marketing and protnfUuttoi needs Wdfrfaih* pfchr* to funhrr her atudtoa m law. Williams graduates Magna Cum Laude from Georgia State Penelcpe WlllUms. resident of Beeatur. Ga.. and daughter of Connie and thr late Volte Williams. Jr., of Sanford, will receive her Baccalaureate De­ gree (Bachelor of Science! in Music Management from Georgia State University dur­ ing the June. I DM com­ mencement ceremonies. Iter outstanding scholastic per­ formance lia s awarded her Advanced Honors and Magna Cum Laude standing Williams is a 1998 recipient of Who's Who Among Students In American Universities A Colleges. Who's Who Among Amsnran Women. ISU7. OB and Who's Who Among Ameri­ cana In Entertainment. 1097. C The business community, patients and friends honored Dr. Ingrid Peterson and Dr. Carol Logan at an appreciation barbecue May IS on the Linda's theme will be T h e Counties Together In Sendee.* K f 1 1 i1 i mu 1 Wt Im to toll your story w • • -a It w The Seminole Herald welcomes news about your church acUvtttrs. But. we need your help by submilling Information to us. Requests for photo coverage should be made at least three days In advance try calling our office. Your church's publicity person should arrange for photo coverage and submit a news release about the event no later than three days following. Our addrras: The Seminole Herald. P.O. Box 1667. San­ ford. 32772-1667. or 300 N. French Ave.. Sanford. 32771. Phone: 322 2011. Fax:323-0408. Gross. Thakna Smith, Oh McEirath. Hatsn Emast and T a jiri A rts recipient o f first biblioth erap y a w a rd o f excellence Hold In Orlando. Tajlrt Arts School of Performing Arts and Academics aras (he recipient of the first annual Stephens and Comas Bibliotherapy Award of ExceDrnee. This honor waa In recognition of outstanding sendee and commitment in Ill- stood out from the 40.000 sug­ gestions for stamp subjects submitted annually to the U.S. Postal Sendee. Landing s commemorative stamp la no •mall accomplishment. The stamp will be available through Nison, an artistic t|lrl A ils submitdvenlhr of MaryBon directed by luctkm made use rtjons the htThe tide A Celeting the Youihfril ta w s Through and Movement.* ved fay uw wards om that point on m being conoidh Programs from Junetecnth is ■ day to bring people together. It represents the still practiced celebration of the actual end of slavery, at Matthews Missionary Baptist Church invites the community to particiisUc in the Ant celebrationm b*held m Sanford. Saturday. June 20. join the parade, rant a booth |g k || your vender products and be a part o fth . ^ t m ^ entertainment. For mors information call Prince L McKlnny or Cynthia Oliver at Sia-Bfffc. The B w .L J . Wilson m |_ Medina supports Rescue Mission �40 • Ssmrola Hw«M. Sanfcxti, Floods • Sumtey, May 24,19M C lub dis purses $$ Elected officers welcomed M L J LvB . - The fin*I fhr year for meeting Women's Club w u J^ H S lii heW on May ft The highstghl of the was the paaatng of t the and the proreed* of t the *how to the reel pi- f CK) tgotng 5>re«te4ent Pamela 11 Collin* that the Hr a throw Women's Club an- | ' fashion show 'April In ^ ■ l3 1 .■ | H e e l I M H J { K ^ K J l| j:. ;, ‘ :0' .' ,; _4 A fl •pom tored by L o n g w o o d Samual and Ann la Mat flcott-WIIHama Couple renew vows on 40th anniversary aary. Sunday. May 3. The Sanford Garden Club was the site of the renewing of their vows and the celebration of love. The renewing of the sa­ cred Christian vows were performed by the Hev. Em­ mett S. Thomas, pastor of Providence Missionary Bap­ tist Church where the Wil­ liamses are active members. Musical presentations were rendered by Cynthia Cassanova-Brown and Gerald Cassanova. The songs of love to the couple were: “You Are So Bcauttftil*. "Winds Be­ neath My WbM»*. 'If This World Were Mine*. "One In A Million* and "The Lord's Prayer*. The first lady chose for her escort, her father J. C. Scott. Dietrich' black skin and hat to match. She carried a lovely bouquet of white and red roars with green ferns. The bridesmaids were her six sitters and her atetrr-btlaw: Ann Williams. Connie S. Brown. Katie S. Robinson. Maybelle S. King, Oloria S. Cummings. Alvrnta S. Brown and Barbara J. Williams. They wore Identical dreaaea to the matron of honor. Serving the groom as best man was his son Christopher Williams. Groomsmen were LA. Scott. Ernest Scott. Robert Scott. Johnnie Scott. Terry Terrell, Nathaniel Wll- Wrtgflt. Ckaiy, on April M wai a whirlwind of activity and ^ ^ ---------- 4 U S W M fas laaNon ritow, PMfo Bnydar (front lag), ganaral H w lH ia ia n w laa; Inconvng pceiatent Clam Kogln: cfc* 'Jbr pi weed* werr dispersed ns follows: Safehouse of Sent Inoir, presented to Laurie Kemp. t's.HOO: L-Swa Merlin House, presented to Lisa Mer­ lin, 44.:iSO: Diane Glover, Vmlnnle PnwmmUy CotleCe scholarship. C l,080. Lisa "'■" f l 29 a great success. The helping hands of nuntowa dubjnem * bera earned til,B03.00 far <tub's i h.inlir*. > new president. Claris Koglln and her new board for the coming year. The transitional breakfast will be held on June a at the Heathrow Country uigri w d wall clock as a re­ minder of the dubs apprecia­ tion far her leadership friend­ ship and good humor. In the afterglow of the s itccaaful fashion show, the club members recalled moment# from the event. Prggy forte's husband. Terry, •porting a French brrrt and a tilting French accent, was mas­ ter at ceremonies far the eve- Cahi iron two season pasaea to the Mount Dora Theater, Joan Krogh won the great dine-around package and Lynn Shields won a television set. All raffle llrms were donated by mrrehanta In our area. The IIWC la very gralrftil for Iheir flrnrrostty. One of the ralllr prtira was "high trn* hosted by club numbers Claris Kogtln and Marge Stenstrom won by Charlene Benner. Laurr Brown of Our Boutique and Carol Audobaloe repre­ senting Adriana's narrated while their models showed the latest fashions from I heir bou­ tiques. Club members ktoiy Dale. 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