THURSDAY July 1. 1999 91st Year. No. 221 (407)322-2611 Sanford, FL S O C w i t i
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□ B riefs Accidents waiting County cracks down on road rage to happen Anyone who has driven by By Joa DeSantis______The latest crackdown is in response to given to drivers for failing to obey local Department. the Intersection of State Staff Writer complaints by citizens and the increased seat belt laws, five people were cited for The department spokesperson said Roads 434 snd 436 in numbers of traffic crashes caused by driving with suspended licenses, and speeders were cited all over the county Altamonte Springs knows It's SANFORD — Seminole County drivers aggressive drivers. Law enforcement three others were cited for failing to have but were particularly targeted in the tra hardly Hollywood & Vine. with a propensity to speed and run red teams were out in force Tuesday at select a driver's license while operating a motor ditional speed areas of Interstate 4, and What it 4s is the second lights look a hit at the hands of the coun ed signalized intersections throughout vehicle. There were 20 other miscella State Highways 436 and 434. worst intersection in the state ty's law enforcement agencies Tuesday. the county, attempting to heighten aware neous tickets handed out as well, mostly "This is an ongoing effort to let drivers of Florida lor dangerous The latest phase of "Operation ness by drivers of the continuing prob for equipment violations. know of law enforcement's intentions to crossings acconsng to a lem. "Red Bug Lake Road and 436 along with reduce speeding and running of red lights study released Wednesday Aggressive Driver" resulted in a one-day During the course of the day-long crack Wekiva Springs Road and 434 were two of she said." She added that another com by State Farm Insurance. total of 188 traffic citations handed out by down, 63 citations were handed out to the heavy spots for running red lights," bined effort by Seminole County law The Altamonte Springs officers representing every municipal crossing came within three police department in the county plus the drivers for running red lights, 86 citations said Deanna Brown, Public Information enforcement agencies is scheduled for accidents oi making the 10 Seminole County's Sheriff's department. were given for speeding, 11 citations were Officer for the Seminole County Sheriff's sometimes in July. worst intersections In the nation. State Farm estimated that there were 201 accidents at State Roads 434 and 436 Window dressing last year. officials There were 187 crashes at State Roads 50 and 436 m Orlando and 162 at Goidenrod Road and University Boulevard In safety for \ Orlando.
Food stamp violations use SANFORD-TWo Sanford stores have been barred from By Joe DeSantis resulting in four serious civilian participating in the food Staff Wnter injuries and property damage of stamp program because of $15,715 — in a year where fire program violations, the U.8. SANFORD — Local fire offi works sales were strictly limited Department of Agriculture's cials and the State Fire due to statewide brush fires Food and Nutrition Service Marshall’s office are heralding a across Florida. (FNS) reports. Kim's Food battle cry for safety as the The statistics indicate that Store, 1229 W. 13th St, Fourth of July weekend youthful inexperience plays a owned by Chang Soo Yoon, approaches. The message: Enjoy significant role in who is injured was disqualified for one year traditional fireworks, but leave and how often. More than 55 based on evidence showing the bang to the experts. percent of all fireworks injuries that store personnel sold tow Statistics show their concern is Involve children under the age els, trash bags and other well warranted. of 15; another 24 percent of ineligible items for food According to statistics injuries happen to victims stamps. Southwest Food released by the Altamonte between 16 and 24 years of age; Market, 1920 Southwest Springs Fire department, 12,000 and 18 percent of victims are Road, owned by Gary Beil, Americans are injured each star- over the age of 25. was disqualified for six spangled holiday, up to 200 a The range of injuries runs par months based on evidence year die, and property damage allel to the risk of lighting that store personnel sold incendiary devices. Thirty-five soap, toothpaste and other Hwild photo toy Towny Vtncsnt associated with fireworks percent of fireworks victims suf ineligible items for food Cathi Pastas poses in the star-spanglod display she created at Miss Libb/s Antique Emporium, located at approaches S35 million. stamp benefits. Ann F. 102 1st Street In Sanford. The Sanford Main Street Inc. organization is conducting a window display contest A year ago in the Sunshine fer hand and finger injuries, Wages, of the Food and in downtown Sanford, as part of the town's Fourth of July festivities The organization will also host a cele state, there were 143 incidents another 29 percent suffer head Nutrition Service's bration at Fort Mellon Park Sundy, July 4. at 5 p.m. Two bands will play during the event, and vendors and of fireworks accidents that fire injuries, 16 percent have eye Tallahassee office, said food booths will be set up. The fireworks display will begin at 9 p.m. Sunday. departments had to respond to. See Fireworks, Page 4A stamp benefits can be used legally only to buy food or seeds and plants to be used in gardens to grow food. Before being authorized to accept food stamp benefits Schapker named Principal of the Year from customers, store owners Cory’s courageous must agree to abide by food Florida Department stamp program rules. Violations of the rules result of Education selects in stores being disqualified campaign to defeat achievement awards from the program for periods of time ranging from six for state principals months to permanently. By Bill Korns______USDA encourages the public muscular dystrophy Staff Writer to report violations of the By Ru»g White______is the Central Florida food stamp program by call Staff Writer Goodwill Ambassador in a ing: 1-800-424-9121, the toll- SANFORD - Retired campaign to help cure Seminole High School principal free number for USDA’s Muscular Dystrophy (MD). Inspector General in DELAND — He's a happy Gretchen Schapker has been youngster with stars in his In recent years, Cory and his named the region's Principal of Washington, D.C. The num parents (Wayne and Linda ber is posted at participating hazel eyes and a skip in his the Year. Coleman) have attended more grocery stores. Also, viola walk. Few would suspect The Florida Department of than a 100 fund-raisers and tions can be reported to FNS’ Cory Coleman's courageous 6- Education announced the win Tallahassee office at (850) year battle against Muscular MD awareness programs ners of the 1999 Principal 942-8315. Dystrophy. ______throughout Achievement Awards on He plays Central “Cory knows what he Tuesday. basketball in Florida. Cory Schapker, who retired after □ Quote the backyard, is facing. He knows takes pride eight years as principal of he's on a more about Muscular in his ambas Seminole High School this year, “How much better is it to sador's job. Little League Dystrophy that most was named the top high school Hm M M * photo weep at joy than to joy at b a s e b a 11 "He's a principal for the Department of Gretchen Schapker, center, accepts an award from the Sanford Optimist everyone." weeping!" team. He unique little Education's Region 3, which Club With Schapker are club members Robbie Robertson and John Cullum. Shakespeare swims, and boy," Linda covers 10 counties in East romps with a Linda Coleman Coleman Central Florida. □ Index dog named said C o ry ’s m om Other winners for Region 3 International Baccalaureate and ment with the community. Roxie, given Wednesday. included principals Ralph International Baccalaureate pro "Volunteerism is big at C la s s ifie d ...... 3B-4B "Cory's very C om ics ...... 7A to him last Hewitt of Arbor Ridge gram. Ninth graders struggling Seminole as is the role of busi C r o s s w o r d ...... 3B week. loving. He gives a lot without Elementary School in Orlando in reading enroll in a high ness partners in helping stu D ear A b b y ...... BA But Cory must be careful not asking for anything in return. and Kathleen Reed of Deltona intensity reading program that dents with transition to careers H o r o s c o p e ...... 7A to overextend — knowing he We marvel at what he's doing. Middle School. is recognized as one of the best via internship and mentoring," O b itu a r ie s ...... 3A He's on the honor roll at P e o p le ...... BA will always be challenged by a Education commissioner Tom reading intervention programs Gallagher said. Police Briefs .... 3A cruel neuromuscular disease school. He had perfect atten Gallagher cited Seminole High in the nation. A work study program at Sports ...... IB-2B that he wants to eliminate. dance last year." School's Academy of Health The State also cited Seminole Disney is being planned for T elevision ...... 6A Cory Coleman, 8-years-old, See Cory, Page 8A Careers and a new Pre- High School's active involve See Principal, Page 4A
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N M p M M 5 V*« ---> /- , ***** SonwxXa Herald. Sanford. Florida • Thursday, July 1,1999 • M Police Log------primed for Round Two DUI A rm U Sanford - June 30. Christopher Lee Lyons, 27, of Carriage Cove Since he has been a county ond »ime around. ing companies to come to the Morris as Chairman. Way, Sanford, was stopped by Seminote County deputies at SR commissioner. Grant Maloy has At 33, Maloy says he is more area. "The board is a lot more civil 600 and Lake Front. He was charged with driving under the fathered two children. No other politically savvy than he was in Maloy says that if a company today," Maloy said. “Carlton influence of alcohol. commissioner can match this 1996. He realized at the start wants to come, fine. He's all for Henley has put an end to most productivity. that his perception of govern that, but he doesn't think it is of the sniping. It used to be Sanford • June 30. Tammy Rom Haines, 40, of Poinsetta M aloy's supporters say they ment was different than those right to use taxpayer's dollars as frustrating. It's a lot better Avenue, Sanford, was stopped by Seminole County deputies at believe he's been equally pro he joined on the board. bait. Even if certain numbers now." Kimberly Court. She was charged with driving under the influ* ductive M commissioner. He admits being rattled by showed it was profltabb Because of his youth, Maloy ence of alcohol As he vowed io vot- ...... barbs hurled at him because of tax returns, Maloy isn't always recognized as a era, Maloy has not by the County disliked the concept. He said county commissioner. He says supported taxpayer Commission county monies can be put to bet those who know him best are Drug Arrests subsidies to large cor Chairman Randy ter use — say, in blighted areas. the ones he met while cam Sanford - June 28. Wianda Pearl Comet 36, of West 16th Sheet porations — even Morris. Throwing up No one was more upset two paigning for office or for votes Sanford was stopped by Seminole County deputies at SR 600 though he alw ays gets his arms, Morris often years ago than Maloy when for the decency referendum. He and West 27th Sheet Sanford. She was charged with posses voted down, 4-1. He accused Maloy as Morris led an effort to hire said he is counting on them — sion of drug paraphernalia. helped pass a strong being “anti-govern Shutts k Bowen, an Orlando and others — to be on his side public decency ordi ment." Morris fumed law firm, to defend the county in the 2000 election. Sanford • June 29. Kelvin Edward Jones, 23, of Castle Brewer nance that have cut that Maloy would in cases with the adult enter No opponent has filed to run C o u rt Sanford, and Eddie Mike, 19, of Locust Avenue, Sanford, into the profits of the never learn the tainment industry. Maloy, galled against Maloy is District 1 but remaining adult busi nuances of being a by what he called “back-room were stopped by Sanford polke on Locust Avenue. The pair Russ he said Wednesday that was charged with purchase and possession of a controlled sub- ness establishments. county commissioner. politics,' said the county was Seminob County Chamber of He also has refused White "If it that is true that offered free legal aid by the Commerce Director Wayne to accept a generous I'm anti-govemment, 6 6 6 e e American Center for law and Weinberg is being encouraged pension and continues w wouldn't it be logical justice. to do so. Wlnter Path - June 29. Joshua C. Shull 18, of Dcllwood Drive, to donate 25 percent of his to say Randy Morris is Big- "If that wasn't acceptabb, at “I've kept my campaign Orlando, was stopped by Seminole County deputies on SR 436 860,000-plus salary to charity. Government," Maloy asked least we should tv.ve welcomed promises, and III keep doing so in Winter Park. He was charged with possession of over 20 He has fought against any tax Wednesday. “If there is one les other bids," Maloy said for the time I have bft on this grama of cannabis. hikes unless there is a public son that 1 learned at the start it Wednesday. term," Maloy said. "Yes, I'll be vote. was that logic just doesn't mat Maloy encouraged a group running on my track record this W inter Springs *June 29. Scott Michael A rent 36, of Lake Nearly three-quarters into his ter in politics " known as the Seminob County go-round. 1 intend to put as Monroe, was stopped by Winter Springs police at Winding four-year term, Maloy has From the start, Maby has Citizens for Decency to put an much government as I can into Hollow and Brookshire Roads, Winter Springs. He was begun making preparations to been a boy bulldog on handouts anti-nudity referendum in place. the peopb's hands. That's a charged with possession of less than 20 grams of cannabis and gain re-election. No longer just a to large corporations. He calls He thrilled at the referendum's promise." possession of drug paraphernalia. new Idd on the block, he'll be the practice, "corporate wel passing and at the appointment judged on his performance fare." He doesn't feel it is neces of Carlton Henley to the Board. Ian Wklit'i alum ipptii* T»t«4iy Apopka-June 29. William Reed Parsons, 38, of Clemion more so than promises the sec- sary for government to be entic- Henley immediately succeeded •fcrovffc SihirOiy I* Ik* Stmiml* lim b i. Drive; Altamonte Springs, was stopped by Seminole County deputies on SR 436 near Apopka. He was charged with less than 20 grains of cannabis. Briefs Obituaries Altamonte Springs • June 30. Rhonda Petris Neal 28, of Seminole County Altamonte Drive, Altamonte MADELINE G. MALLEM Terrace, DeLand, died Tuesday, Mercury Avenue, Altamonte Springs, was stopped by the Springs, 331-8620; and the Madeline G. Malbm, 93, June 29,1999. Bom in Shanghai, Florida Highway Patrol at SR 436 and Wymore Avenue, JV, Humane Society Shoppes of Wekiva. 3855 South Park Avenue, Sanford, China, he moved to Central Altamonte Springs. She was charged with possession of * Wckiva Springs Rd., died Wednesday, June 30,1999. Florida in 19% from Illinois. Mr. cocaine. needs help Longwood, 862-1554. Bom Dec. 24,1905. in Palatka, Lindner was an Electrical * she was a lifelong of Sanford. Engineer. Altamonte Springs - June 30. Troy Lee Childs, 36, of SANFORD-The Seminob Ms. Malbm was a Music Mr. Lindner was a member of Derbyshire Court Casselberry, was stopped by Altamonte County Humane Society is Open House at teacher, who for 30 years was the Polish American Pulaski Springs police at SR 436 and Newburyport. He was charged experiencing a shortage of food the music director for All SouLs Club of Illinois. with possession of drug paraphernalia. for the animals housed in their Lake Mary school Catholic Church for 30 years. Survivors include son, Mark facility, and is seeking aid from She was a member of All Souls Lindner, Wonder Lake, III.; son, the community. LAKE MARY - lake Mary Catholic Church. Christopher Lindner, Chicago, Assault/Battery Montessori Academy, 3551 W. The Seminole County Ms. Malbm was a graduate of 111.; two grandchildren. Sanford • June 29. Brenda Joyce Patterson, 40, of Lake Avenue, Lake Mary Boulevard, will hold Sheriff's Office Service Centers Peabody Conservatory of Baldauff Family Funeral Sanford, was arrested at her residence following a domestic dis an Open House on Saturday, Music, Baltimore, Md. Home, Orange City, is in charge pute. She was charged with resisting/obstructing as police offi are available as donation drop June 10 from 9 ».m. to 1 p.m. points Survivors Induct* two oi «i*ogrincnU. cer without violence, breach of the peace, disorderly conduct off for food and other The school is enrolling for Fall needed items. Anyone wishing cousins, Mary Stokes of Sanford and intoxication. classes, offering three or five to help the Humane Society can and IXborah Doyle of Sanford. day programs, pre-school and drop by any of the six Service Gramkow Funeral Home, For tilt BEST I Longwood - June 29. Lance Terell Kennedy, 18, Oak Avenue, kindergarten, and hands on Centers throughout the county Sanford, Ls in charge of arrange local sports ' Sanford, was arrested by Seminole County deputies. He was baming. To make reservations ments. from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. covarags charged with aggravated battery and domestic violence. or for more information, call The locations and phone look to tha 324-2304. LINDNER, GEORGE numbers of the service centers Samlnolo Herald Sanford - June 29. Stephen D. Wiggins. 47, of South Park George Lindner, 78, Maryland are: 100 Bush Blvd. in Sanford, Drive, Sanford, was stopped by Sanford police at 9th Street and 665-6620; 3766 Lake Emma Rod. SR 600 Sanford. He was charged with aggravated battery on a in Lake Mary, 444-0567; 110 E. law enforcement officer, reckless driving, operating a motor Broadway St., Suite 4B, Oviedo, vehicle with a suspended license, and fleeing or attempting^) 977-6377; Lake Howell Square, CT9URS ONLY 'JmxJewiL' L\mutum, elude a police officer. String Stmncm Ccoruy 1271 Semoran Blvd., 9143, RC0QM7U Casselberry, 623-1060; 997 E. Jm P vu ■ Omnn ■ Tom nmmg (407)266-7729 Direct Cremation 3 8 5 00 OTTERY TRANSMISSION Orange City. FL. p . r \ Kara ara tha winning numbers selected In the Florida Lottery: 1-888-598-8662 24 Hr Service Fantasy S (June 28) TROUBLE? JH | * ' 111 « • *,j ! 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Hif^M pfwto (y Towwy Vlftwol Seminote County School Board Chairman Larry Furlong, left, presents Dawn Burko the Special Senior Award. Burke graduated from Seminote High School in May The award comes with a $500 scholarship Fireworks ---- Continued from Page 1A injuries and another 20 percent 100s" "quarter-pounders" or • Keep water clt*se by in case suffer skin, torso, or other limb "blockbusters." These items, of unexpected combustions. injuries. banned by federal law since Current Florida law allows for Fire and safety officials offer a 1966, still account for one-third the sale and use of sparklers and number of common sense tips to of all Fourth of July injuries novelties approved by the State reduce the chance of injury. according to the National Fire Marshall, but outlaws the .Among them: Council on Fireworks Safety. private use of products that • Avoid sparklers, fountains, • Don't try’ to make or alter either explode or launch. The or other products without clear fireworks at home, or purchase sale or use of illegal fireworks labels. Each item should include kits designed to do so can result in a one-year jail term a manufacturer's name, and • Look for reliable, licensed and a fine of up to $1,000. instructions for use tli.it should dealers. A list can be obtained on The best advice from local fire be followed carefully. Even the State Fire Marshall's Web officials on how to enjoy a fun sparklers can reach temperatures page at www.doi.state.fl.us. and safe Fourth of July is to take as high as 1,400 to 1,800 degrees • Keep young children away friends and family to any one of Fahrenheit. from fireworks, even sparklers. the number of fireworks dis • Avoid illegal explosives com • Store fireworks in a cool, dry plays officially sponsored by a monly known as "M-80s," "M- place. city, municipality or theme park.
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_ Jit I 6 A - Seminol# Horaid. Sanford. Florida • Thursday, Jufy 1. 1999 People C alen d er Son is the only male single mom wants DEAR ABBY Why do people IN MISSOURI fabric. Aa the wedding season is upon Sunrise Kiwanis Sunbeit Daylily Club aMumc that happiness comes only with a relationship or toarriage? I DEAR ALONEt Many people us, may I suggest that bridal sho^s The Seminole Sunrise Ki Sunbelt Daylily Club meets am a 24-year-old, happy, successful fool thaw need someone else to give brides some pointers abouti wanis Club meets every Friday, the (lrst Sunday of the month make tnem "complete." Obvl- at 2 p.m. through April at the mother who enjoys the single life. I drees they will wear. There must be at 7 a.in., at Shoncy’s. US 17- loved my son's father very much but oualy, you are a strong and ful techniques they can learn for their 92. south of Airport Boulevard. Agricultural Center In Sanford. things did not work out for us, and filled Individual In your own important day so they don't and up* Guest are welcome. For Infor The club educates members he hasn’t been around for three right, and you should not have looking so silly. And ia it possible for mation. call Tony McDaniel at on daylily growing through years. I work at least SO hours a to explain or defand y o u r brides to practice at home so that 324-0469. slide shows, guest speakers week at my dream job, and enjoy choice to anyone. they learn how to manauver th# and trips to daylily gardens. my evening and weekend time with ci mm1 There arc no club dues. Call my 5-year-old son. REVEREND IN NJ. Free clinic Friday 351-3219. However, everywhere I go I hear DEAR ABBY: I am a clergyman, A free clinic to Include blood how I “iwed* someone, or people ask parents have a wonderful loving and over the courae of my 32 years pressure check, blood sugar Blood Bank how I can viand to sleep alone every marriage after 34 yeare, and ItWnk11 in ministry, I have officiated at hun screening and Immunizations Central Florida Blood Bnnk night (1 love itl) I have been told by that’s great, but it la also unusual In dreds of weddings. I cant tell you DEAR REVERENDt Thoae will be held every Friday, from men wanting a relationship that it this day knd age. I may marry the number of times the bride has areart go \ 1 < i I Herald, Sanford, Florida • Thursday. July 1. 1999 • 7A Comics FRANK AND ERNEST by Bob Thaves ROBOTMAN" by Jim Meddick could be equaly as grabfyaig lor you trends are kkefy to be more stable tor you vmoo (Aug. 29-Sept 22) Should there now then they el a later date be an agreement you’d kke lo make or PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) You II bo some documents to be signed, attend to especially adept at accomplishing your them today AS matters 01 a legal nature aims today, even the most difficult ones, Friday, Jufy 2. I M took evcepbonaOy promsaig now so locus your energies and efforts on that LIBRA (Sept. 23 Oct 22) Keep your wfveh you consider lo be your most &ig- Basic changes in all your financial shoulder to the wheel today, because nrfeant endeavor endeavors should begin lo show an something lor which you're presently ARIES (March 21-Aprll It) Don! write PEANUTS by C harles M. Shuts improvement m the year ahead Afthough struggling is worth the effort. It a yield oft two enterprises on which you worked these advancements may coma about at could eiceed your eipectabont very hard m the past, even if they haven t YOU CAN TAKE OFF l'M SORRY YOU DIDN'T SET \ FELL IN A a gradual manner, they wd produce posi SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) Although as yet yielded what you expected THE MASK..U/EfcE NOT TO DO SOME DIVIN6..Y0U * THE POOL J tive results Lady Luck may put krmU on her tfesperv There's Me m them ready to spnng forth CANCER (June 21-July 22) Make an 60IN6 TO CAMP.. LOOK LIKE AN EXPERT.. sations. she tends to lavor you today Y**>rrUS (April 20-May 20) Look to a ------.—■—** v \ ONCE.. J effort today to manage events instead of Operate within reasonable bounds and special friend to be supportive ol your letting them manage you. espeoaly con this could be a better than average day hopes today This won t be the first time cerning matters that are meaningful to tor you this pal was prepared to go lo bat tor you. you parsonally Success is possible SAOITTARIUS (Nov. 29-Oec. 21) Even d QEMtNI (May 21-June 20) Don't hold under your direction Get a jump on Me you have a Afferent way of dong things, back any longer a trump card you ve * North 07 01 99 Ruff in the dummy, A K 4 2 •* ]/, A ^ 0 * • v 7 3 mark three A 8 7 6 4 3 2 By Phillip Alder A 6 2 by Art Sansom THE BORN LOSER Mark Twain claimed. "It usually West East r takes more than three weeks to pre A 6 3 a 8 7 ; V46 V ltfZ FlttT fAAWt ICO, TOO JUST NCVOK. CHKNGC INTO pare a good impromptu speech." Well. Q 10 8 4 V J 9 YOU UifcD TO SKY YOU THOUGHT _ anything 1 K has taken three days to cover the J 10 5 ♦ K Q 9 A 10 8 7 4 3 OF KS Y0UF.‘aM tK K£NT *! basics of ruffing losers in the dummy. K Q J 9 Here is the last stage. In this deal, 4-2. which is almost twice as likely ac South DO l STILL FOMHDYOU OF HIKT how would you plan the play in six cording to the percentages table? It is A A q J to 9 spades'* West leads the dub king. unlikely you can safely ruff two hearts * A K 6 5 2 South starts with a strong, artificial in the dummy. 0 A and forcing two-club opening bid. You get home with a loser on-loser A A 5 North's three spade raise promises ruff-transference play. After winning something useful; with a useless hand trick one with the club ace. cash the Vulnerable; Both he would either jump to four spades ace-king of hearts and ruff a heart Dealer South (which ought to include four card sup with dummy’s spade king. If the South West North East port) or start with a double negative of hearts split 3-3, draw trumps and 2 A Pass 2 • Pass two no-trump (or three clubs, if he is a claim. Yet when East discards, play a 2 A Pass 3 A Pass by Mort Walker tournament player). South drives to diamond to your ace, then lead anoth 4 NT Pass 5 A Pass BEETLE BAILEY slam via Blackwood Aggressive bid 5N1 Pass 6 • Pass er heart and discard dummy's re Pass SOMETHING TELLS ME OUR LITTLE SURPRISE ATTACK ding. but the final contract is good maining club. This serves two pur e a Pass Pass ISN’T GOING TO BE SUCH A BIG SURPRISE/ Check those losers You have one in poses. First, your last heart is a clubs, and a problem in hearts This established, and second, you can ruff Opening lead: K will be no difficulty if the six missing the club five in the dummy with no hearts divide 3-3, but what if they are C1959 by NKA. Inc WELCOME risk of an overruif. ,9 TO ENEMY t e r r it o r y ASK DR. GOTT VN'I/vvV/lv iU utf Bad breath has many sources ARLO AND JANIS by Jimmy Johnson cause). To complicate matters, some By P eter II. Golt. M l). adolescents tend lo be shaky because D R . G O T T WHAT? YOU HAVtfREAH of just plain nervousness. FOOD. WATtCurrreR DEAR DR. GOTT: Why do some Most people's fingers tremble a lit D WHAT'CG YOU people have bad breath? My uncle is tle during forced extension. I cannot P E T E R TRYING TO meticulous, he brushes his teeth and tell from your question whether your If rea me,? < dosses twice a day. doesn't drink or daughter's condition is normal. To G O T T , M .D . smoke, yet his breath is horrendous. some extent, the degree of tremor will I determine if the situation could be 3* f A DEAR READER: Halitosis can result from a variety of diseases that helped by medication. For example, affect the liver or kidneys. It can be low doses of beta blockers (atenolol related to diet, particularly to certain and others) often reduce benign •J , ) essential tremor. 1 spicy foods. It can also reflect dental turbing symptoms, including light 9 C U — if K disease or sinus infection. Your uncle Very slight trembling is of no partic headedness, weakness and loss of * ular concern. However, if your daugh j \ ______needs a thorough checkup and. if he is concentration. You may even become in good health, his dentist should be ter is truly upset by her symptom, a dehydrated medical evaluation is in order. GARFIELD consulted Although bad breath may Millions of the world's poor involun tend to occur with age. it is a treat Encourage her lo be examined by her HEV. LOOK WHO family doctor. tanly fast each day. They don't like it, r found on able, albeit challenging, condition. but they have little control over the DEAR DR. GOTT: My 14 year-old DEAR DR GOTT: Is fasting harm THE LAWN! ful? food supply. daughter's hands tremble when she Short periods of voluntary fasting holds them outstretched in front of DEAR READER It's a question of may symbolize religious convictions her She has no bad habits or diseases degree. A day or two of fasting now or — for some people — may serve as and does not consume excessive and then will not harm you. a first step toward needed weight amounts of caffeine containing bever However, prolonged fasting lot sev reduction. But extended fasts are not ages. Is this normal? eral days or more) can be dangerous. healthful. DEAR READER: Tremors of the You will slide into a medical state To give you related information, I outstretched hand can have a variety called negative nitrogen balance and am sending you a copy of my new and of causes, ranging from an over active will rapidly lose muscle protein, as completely updated Health Report thyroid gland to benign essential well os fat. Your system may become “Winning the Hattie of the Bulge." tremor (tremulousness of unknown too acid and you will experience dis- C 1999 NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN. BA • Seminole MtraM, Bantonl. Florida • Thursday.** L 1909 Remarkably, 4-foot, 61-pound He has decorated the playroom N e w s Cory is proving he is bigger than wall of the house with pictures . • MD. and posters from the I [usculsr jw "We were terribly afraid when Dystrophy Association.1 1 - __ James A. Swain Marine Pfc. James A. Swain, :• doctors found the problem six There arc a half dozen pictures •on of James A. Swain and Casa years ago," Linda Coleman said, of entertainer Jerry Lewis, •: "The first needle biopsy indicat* whose annual telethons raise Brown of Sanford, recently :| ed his MD might be much worse money for MD patients. Cory completed the Motor Vehicle •: than it has turned out to be, that and his parents will appear on Operator court* at Marine he might have had a form of MD the Fox-35 local telecast later this Cofp# Ditochmgni, Fort :j known as Becker." year. Leonard Wood, MO. A second biopsy was better Con smiled when he was news for the Colemans. Cory asked if he had met Jerry Lewis. ■I; had MD and would be chat- "No, he's pretty busy. Maybe :’s longed. He would have good one day," Cory said. £ days but there would be bad Cory said he also would also days. In the early stages, he had like to meet Baltimore Orioles four or five bad days in sucres* third baseman Cal Ripken. Cory more than 1,800 hours of sion. Now, his problems go has a picture of Ripken in his l away overnight. room, near several Little League "They had a field day at St. baseball trophies he has won. Peters where Cory goes to "I'd like to be a blg*leaguer school, and he went on until he someday," Cory said, j: collapsed," Wayne Coleman Anyone who knows Cory •; said. "The other children know Coleman will tell myou he's i: his condition They try to help already s Big-Leaguer, him by giving in back rubs. j Coaxing him to lake it easy. They For those who would 19* to know are a great auppmt. So are his more about the Muscular : teachers. Dystrophy Association or to con- "We've found out that Cory tribute to the MDA. call (407) 282- ]- has to be careful on cold days or 2626 or write Muscular Dystrophy when he goes swimming." his Association. Suite 205. 1417 N. dad said. "Cold definitely affects Semoran Bled.. Orlando. Fla. him." 32807. For information about a Sometimes, when he realizes Central Florida Bowling he is having an episode and his Tournament to benefit the MDA. hands have curled up and he call Ed Kntmarctk at (407) 322- w f t . doesn't want anyone to sec him 2611. f t ■ that way. Cory quietly tucks During the eight-week pro them in his front pockets. "He 4 gram, Yochum completed s vari tries to do the best he can in any ety of training which included * situation," his mother said, daat room study and practical j ; Surely, the Coleman home is a irwliuction on naval customs, • ; i happy one. Linda and Wayne first aid, fire fighting, water safe ; j Coleman love their son and ty and survival and shipboard encourage him each day. and aircraft safety. An emphasis i "We're cheerful, we feel very is also placed on physical fitness. :/• blessed, Linda Coleman said. Yoduim and other recruits also “And we want Cory to stay as received instruction on the cheerful as he Ls. Cory Cotoman plays wNh his dog Navy's core values—honor, "Cory knows what In* is fac Rode. Cory la t o Cantral Florida courage, and commitment—and ing," his mother added. "He OoodwN Ambassador In toe cam how to apply them in their mili knows more about Muscular paign to find a cure lor MuscUar tary performance and penonal Dystrophy Dystrophy than mo^. eyy^jne, , conduct He is a 1997 graduate of CsbrU Midland High School { of O ut, West Virginia. (407)331-8977 Time Square Plaza MThe Consignment District Truly Unique! ■ U f a * I ^ ¥2*?.• . A I / b E R/C PLANES • HELTS • CARS • BOATS m CDNSIGI Time Square llnza is conveniently located In Longwood on East State Kond 434 11 /4 mile VWst of 17-92, or 3 miles East masiGNMEfhi 1 FOR INFO of 1-4) and is the liome of what is being referred to as ’the FURNITURE * CALL a t consignment district*. 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Sunniland First Round Bud Pole Qualifying for the first 25 spots in the Pepsi 400 n s EDITOR takes place under the lights today (Thursday) at 8 p.m. SANFORD • Things happened Qualifying will also be Just aa they needed to for Sun shown on ESPN2. niland Corporation to force a Second Round qualifying playoff game for the City o' will be run st 8 p.m. on Sanford Recreation and Parka Friday and tickets are $15 Women's Spring Slow Pitch general admission for both Softball League Tuesday night nights. at Ptnehurst Park. The 41st running of the Unfortunately for Sunniland Pepsi 400 will take place Corporation, the Sharks were under the lights of Daytona not ready to follow the script to International Speedway Sunnllund's liking. Saturday. July 3 at 8 p.m. Don Pablos of Sanford played and will be broadcast live spoiler for Sunniland Corpora In prime time on CBS tion as the defending Polar (Channel 6 locally). Bear League champions scored One of several drivers seven runs In the top of the who has experienced recent seventh Inning to erase a 4-3 success at the super* deficit and win Its fourth speedway is Jeff Oordon. straight game after opening the Gordon, who captured the season with seven losses. 9-4. checkered flag in the 1009 over the Sharks. NASCAR season-opening Sum aland Corporation then Daytona 500. Is looking for turned the tables on Don Pa a second consecutive Pepsi Robin Bishop was 2-for-3 with a tuple, reached base four times, scored feer in the evening to Don Pablos of Sanford to beet Sunniland Corporation blos of Sanford, rallying from a 400 victory. two times and drove in three runs as the Sharks rebounded from a loss ear- 13-2 in the Sanford Women’s Spring Softbsl League Charrpionahlp Game. i s m SofibaU. Pag« 2B Bobby Labonte, who Is currently enjoying a great NASCAR season and ranks second In points, will be hoping to advance one po Baseball tournaments sition over his finish in last year's Pepsi 400. Labonte. who started from the pole in 1098. finished second to Oordon. on holiday schedule Daytona has been good to Labonte. who captured the By CDean Smith Saturdays schedule has games at 9 am.. pole position and finished sfcrrre Kurroit 11:30 a.m.. 2 p.m.. 4:30 p.m. and 7 p.m. second to Dale Earnhardt In Sunday's games are set for 10 a.m.. 12:30 the 1998 Daytona 500. SANFORD - Seminole County will be a busy p.m. and the title game at 3 p.m. If two teams During the 1990 Speed- .place for high school und Junior college age have one loss, after the 3 p.m. game, a ‘winner weeks. Labonte' won the baseball players this weekend. take-all' final would be played at 5:30 p.m. first Qatorade 125. Starting today will be the first Sanford Ameri The double elimination Lyman Invitational has Of course Dale Earnhardt can Legion Campbell-Loaning Post 53 July 4th a field constating of American Legion B and will be a significant (actor Tournament at Seminole High School and the NABF teams. In the field are Lyman. Sanford In this weekend's Pepsi long-running Lyman Invitational 4th of July Post 53 B. Lake Brantley B, Lake Howell, two 400. Earnhardt finished a Tournament at Lyman High School. Lake Mary squads. Bishop Moore and Edgewater. close second to Oordon In Post 53. the two-time defending American Le Games will be played at 11 a.m.. 2 p.m.. 5 his last dash around the gion A State Champions, are 14-5 on the season p.m. and 8 p.m. today through Saturday. superspeedway In the 1099 and will welcome Oviedo. Lake Brantley. New On Sunday there will be games at 1 p.m. and a Daytona 500. In 1988. Smyrna Beach. Daytona Beach AAU. Sebastian 5 p.m. Championship Oame. Earnhardt won his first River and Vero Beach to Alumni Field In the Next Wednesday. July 7th, the prestigious De- Daytona 500 after 19 at Seminole High School Baseball Complex. l-and Firecracker Invitational American Legion tempts. This year's speed- The double elimination tournament opens with Tournament will begin Its 28th year at the new weeks were good to Earn Oviedo playing Daytona Beach AAU at 4:30 p.m. Mclchlng Field at Conrad Park, which will also hardt who won the second and host Scnford taking on Lake Brantley at 7 be llte site of tills year's State Tournament In Gatorade 125 and finished p.m. early August. second In the 500. On Friday, the Ovledo/Daytonn Beach AAU Sanford Post 53 and host DeLand Post 6 will Cunent NASCAR Winston winner faces New Smyrna Beach at 4:30 p.m. be among the field of teams coming from as far Cup points leader Dale Jar- and Sebastian River meets Vero Beach nt 7 p.m. Please see Tournaments, Page 2B rett got o(T to a good start In last year's Pepsi 400. starting third, but finished a disappointing 23rd. With a good season and Kraze take two in Miami momentum this year. Jarrett Special to the Herald the Southeast Division of the the Miami Tango last weekend. Is considered a solid con United Soccer Leagues (U.S.L.) Friday night, the Breakers tender for the nighttime ORLANDO - The Central Premier Developmental League and the Kraze went to sudden victory. Janett's last visit to Florida Kraze moved Into sole with back-to-back road wins death overtime tied at 0-0. Daytona included a third possession of second place In over the Miami Breakers and But the Kraze. which Is made place finish In the Qatorade up mostly of players from 125. Seminole Athletic Conference Hometown favorite Mark schools, came out on tnp when Martin won his first Day Antonio Naim scored off a great tona Winston Cup race pass from former Lake Brantley during this year's Speed- High School star Marcelo Cer- weeks by taking the check rnlnato to capture the victory. ered flag In the Bud Shoo Saturday afternoon, the Kraze tout. took It to the TUngo with a 5-0 Martin, currently third In whitewashing. the point standings. Is Rodney Levy opened the looking for another Winston scoring for the Kraze. with Kirk Cup win at Daytona In the Mackey. 1999 Lake Mary High Pepsi 400. School graduate and All- For ticket Information, Amcrtca Donald McIntosh, call the Speedway Ticket Dusty Retnecke and Oviedo Office at (904) 253-RACE. High School boys' soccer coach Horace Grant was traded by the Orlando Magic to the Seattle SuperSori Joe Avalone. tes for the draft rights to Corey Maggette and veteran forwards Dale Ellis, ANDRETTI Jason Rlegler and Cermlnato Don MacLean and Billy Owens during Wednesday night’s NBA Draft. helped out with a pair of assists WINS AWARD each. After a brilliant march Lake Howell High School from near the back of the girls' soccer coach Dtdier Magic send Grant to field to finish In the top Menard was Impressive In goal, three at Sears Point. John getting two well-earned shut Andretti was named this outs. The Kraze defense also Seattle for Maggette week's Exlde NASCAR Se stood out In both matches. lect All Charged Up Award The victories brought the pick) and veteran forwards Dale winner on Wednesday. Krazc's record to 8-3 overall 3y Dean Smith sights Eorroit Ellis. Don MacLean and Billy It's the second time In and 5-2 In the U.S.L. Southeast Owens. three weeks Andretti has Division. Maggette. 6-foot-6. 215- nabbed the contingency Tomorrow (Friday) at Edge- ORLANDO • on a night when not much was expected out of pounds. is a 19-year-old with a award, which goes to the wutcr High School In Orlando, 40-lnrh vertical Jump who de driver (his team must be the Kraze will take on the Cocoa the Orlando Magic, the local franchise stepped up and made cided to leave Duke after his part of the Exlde Batteries Expos In an Important division freshman year. Contingency Program) who match-up. Oame time Is set fot big news with a blockbuster trade at Uic NBA Draft Wednes He only started three games records the most progress, 8 p.m. this year for the National run numerically. In the previ To get to Edgewater High day evening. Orlando, which did not have ner-up Blue Devils, but still ous race. School, take 1-4 West to Lee managed to average 10.6 points The driver of the »43 STP Road exit. Turn right on Lee a pick until the second round. No. 38 overall, ended up with a and 3.9 rebounds per game. Pontiac started 31st at Road and go to Edgewater Grant, who will turn 34 next % Sears Point, but finished Drive. Turn left on Edgewater potential star In Duke Univer v sity guard/forward Corey Mag week, is a 12-year NBA veteran v third behind Jeff Oordon und go Just south of Pur Ave who had his worst season sta and Mark Martin, respec nue. Turn right on Preston gette when It traded veteran ‘c Former Lake Mary High School star Donald McIntosh (right), shown with power forward Horace Grant to tistically since Joining the 'N* tively. Having added 28 Street. Just before the school, Magic five years ago. averaging Please see Daytona, Page 2B fellow Rams star Danny Wymer, scored a goal to help the Central Florida und stadium Is located behind the Seattle SupcrSonlcs for the Kraze defeat the Miami Tongo in USL Southeast Division play last weekend the school on left. rights to Maggette (the 13th Please see Grant, Page 2B Seminole Herald. Santoid. Florida • Thursday. July 1.199# Legal Notlc— Tim Raines la a Sanford native and Seminole totals (Including 1909) In the third column. High School graduate now playing for the Ralnea was O-for-2 with two walks and a Oakland Athletics. His statistics for the 1999 sacrifice but the A’s suffered another one-run season Is In the first column, personal-best loss, their sixth loss In a row. 2-1 In 12 innings season totals In the second column and career to the Seattle Mariners Tuesday night. Hits...... RBI...... Doublet...... Triples...... Home runs. Steals...... Average...... City of Sanford Recreation and scored _ Mlckl Lewis, Teresa 3-1 deficit with five runs In the Parks Department Men's Spring FI nek. Belinda Anderson. Barb top of the seventh Inning to Thursday Night Slow Pitch Martin. keep their title hopes alive with Softball League at Plnehurst Don Pablos of Sanford: two a 6-3 victory. Park. hits _ Krrl Albritton: one hit _ Tire split left the Sharks and Celeste Industries tackles Marie Byrd (triple. RBI): two Bunnlland Corporation tied for Wiginton Fire Sprinklers at runs scored _ Dawn Orimes; Brat place with 10-2 records 6:30 p.tn.; Kenny's Nan takes one run scored _ Carol Gamer, and forced e wlnner-take-all on Psycho Softball at 7:30 p.m.; one RBI _ Cathy Lynn. contest between the powers. and the Regulators challenge CHAMPIONSHIP GAME But the expected nall-btter WoUys at 8:30 p.m. Undefeated was decided fairly quickly as Stenstrom Realty Incorporated Sharks: three hits . Dawn has the week off. Evans (run. two RBI): two hits _ the Sharks scored three runs In Robin Bishop (triple, two runs, each of the first and second In Providing the ollenae were: three RBI); one hit _ Jenny nings to build a 6-0 lead and Don Pablos of Sanford: three Blowers (double, two runs). led 10-0 before Sunnlland hits _ Marie Byrd (two RBI): two Sheila Sanders and Otorla Eflrd Corporation could dent the hits _ Kelly Otero and Carol (three runs scored and one RBI plate with two runs In the bot Gamer (two runs scored and each), Debbie lluss (RBI). Ter tom of the fourth Inning. one RBI each). Diane Colangelo esa Howdyshell (run): one run The mini-rally just postponed (two runs). Keri Albritton; one scored _ Tanya Geiger, one RBI the Inevitable as the Sharks hit _ Lynette Barkley (run. RBI). _ Deborah Manfred!. Gall Ross. answered with three runs In the Shay Brown (run): one run Sunnlland Corporation; two top of the fifth Inning to post a scored _ Cathy Lynn: one RBI _ hits _ Shell! Walters; one hit _ 13-2. run-rule triumph. Sue Hunt. Carol Cranlck (run). Kim Myers (RBI). Mlckl Lewis. Ann Lanza. The final standings were: Sharks: two hits _ Dawn Evans; one hit _ Gall Ross Barb Martin: one run scored _ Sharks (11-2). Sunnlland Cor Belinda Anderson. poration (10-3), Don Pablos of (home run. run. two RBI). Tanya Sanford (4-8) and Curt’s Alley- Geiger (triple, run). Robin cats and Vaughan Incorporated Bishop (double), Debbie Huss to an O m a ri Rascttedumg (both 3-9). (run. RBI). Gloria Eflrd (run): toKttowt IM d*M Jun* 17. one RBI _ Sheila Sanders. ISM. and w W id a cM c b m iw s * Wednesday night’s games In tor M-1MKA14K. at M Catul the Sanford Men’s League and Sunni land Corporation: two Court or rw itoi Judos Cm * at the Lake Mary AAA League were hits _ Renue Lanza (run). Sue and tor Saounoto County. Florida, Baglcy: one hit _ Kim Myers adtoteki WASHMOTON M UTUAL both rained out. BAMC. SA. SUCCUflOS BY CON- (run). Curol Cranlck (RBI). Ann TOUTS MEAGER TO OOfAT On today’s schedule Is the Lanza. Shell! Walters: one run WESTERN SANK. A FEOSRAL SAVINGS BANK. M Ptomart and JO SEPH P CONNOR. JOAN C. CONNOR. SWBCTWATfeH Tournaments SPRINGS rOME OWNERS ASSO CIATION. M C . k M DaMntonKt). I ford and Justin Roberts from Lake Mary. Rich away as Connecticut. New Hampshire. Ohio and Rodriguez from Oviedo and Seminole Community College, and Ryan Abcljon. Chris Bachand, Puerto Rico. Justin Cooper. Jacob Davis. Anthony DlFonzo. Making up the Sanford Post 53 A roster are Hal Kronenberg. Chaz Lytle. Jeremy Meyers, Ri Chris Richardson from Bishop Moore, Matt Ale- cardo Montalvo. Angelo Retraces, Mike Robinson gra, Brandon Haney, Jose Rosado. Danny San- and Brian Nielsen. Grant Bullock. 23. led Michigan In Los Angels Clippers, No. 5, Just 8.9 points and 4.7 re scoring three straight seasons Jonathan Bender from Picayune DapulyCtok bounds per game. and finished his career with the (La.) High School (who will be n o t i c s most three-pointers made (339) traded to the Indiana Pacers for AMERICANS WITH JXSABAJT1ES Ellis has been an amazing In Big Ten history and the No. Antonio Davis), No. 6. Wally ACT Of 1W0 three-point shooter In his long A o n m t i M O n to No 97-3 3 all-time leading scorer (2.224 Szczerblok from Miami of Ohio » you lie e poison w*i e dw6W| NBA career, while MacLean Is a points) In Mlchlgnn history. by the Minnesota Timber- hard-working player out of In other draft news, the Top wolves. No. 7. Richard Hamilton UCLA and Owens was a first- 10 picks were No. 1, Elton from Connecticut by the round pick out of Maryland and Brand from Duke by the Chi Washington Wizards. No. 8, has started at both guard and cago Bulls. No. 2. Steve Francis Andre Miller from Utah by the forward for Miami, Golden State from Maryland by the Vancou Cleveland Cavaliers, No. 9, and Seattle In his career. ver Grizzlies. No. 3, Baron Shawn Marlon from Nevada-Las But those three were obtained Davis from UCLA by the Char Vegas by the Phoenix Suns, purely because of salary cap lotte H mrts. No. 4, Lamar and No. 10. Jason Terry from purposes and only one of the Odom from Rhode Island by the Arizona by the Atlanta Hawks. three are expected to ever play for the Magic. With their own pick In the second round, Orlando drafted 6-foot-4 guard Laron Profit out isat propsny. No. fc Defendants of Maryland and then traded for NOTKI OP ACTION the No. 42 selection. 6-foot-2 NOTICS O P A PUSUC HSARHia TO CONS0 CR TO Oiirel T. Coker. I tong, and Si Louts Bullock out of Michigan. THE ADOPTION OP A RESOLUTION BY TMS unknown panto* claiming by. to BA R N ETT BANK OP The Magic obtained Bullock C IT Y OP SANFORO, FLORIDA through, under and against toe CENTRAL FLORlOA. N A , Nonce a hereby g*en ria l a P u t* Hearing w dba held in the Comtn«*ion from the Minnesota Timber- Room at toe Cay Hal. 300 North Park Avarua, In to* Cay of Santord. Florida, wolves for cash. a! T OO o'clock P.M. on July 12.1999 to consider toe adoption oI a letouaon MICHAEL OEE ANO Profit, 21. was a two-time As by toe Cay ol Santord. Florida, deaertoed aa tokowt: JANE. OEE. HIS WIFE; RESOLUTION NO. 1117 FORD CONSUMER sociated Press Honorable Men A RESOLUTION OF IHE Clfr O b a N FO H O , fLOAiGA, ADOPTING THE FINANCE COMPANY. INC tion All-Amerlcu and a three- EVALUATION ANO APPRAISAL REPORT (EAR) OF THE CITY OF SAN time third All-ACC pick. He Is FORO COMPREHENSIVE PLAN. AS REVISED. BASED ON THE RECOM NOTICE OP SALS MENOATONS ANO COMMENTS FROM DEPARTMENT OP COMMUNITY 62S E. Wkkitora Avenue second In Maryland history In A S LO W A S N O TIC E IS GIVEN toat pur mart to AFFAIRS OP THE STATE OF FLORCA. PURSUANT TO THE REQUIRE Longwood, F I 32750 steals and sixth all-time In the MENTS OP FLORCA STATUTES (163. YOU ARE N0T1FIE0 mat an ackon A compete daacnpnon and a copy ol toe reaolueon aha* to anatobto at lor toradoaua ol mongaga on toe ACC. He scored 1.566 points In toe o*fca ol toe Cay Clerk tor a l panona Dewing » eiamine toe tame. blowing deaertoed properly: his career at Maryland. Aa parson* in raareat and aarona ih a l have an cpporkmrry to Be heaid al PARCEL ONE TRACT 0 WLOMERE PHASE 2 AS By ordar ol to* Cay Commraaronol to* O ry o l Santord. Flondi. RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 44. PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES NEEOINQ ASSISTANCE TO PARTICI PAGE 68 THROUGH 71. PUBLIC PATE IN ANY OF THESE PROCEEDINGS SHOULD CONTACT THE PER RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUN Daytona------SONNEL OFFICE ADA COORDINATOR A T 330-5628 48 HOURS IN TY FLORIDA, TOGETHER WITH. Irani door ol to* S*mnoi* County ADVANCE OF THE MEETING THAT PART OF BLOCK 3. AMEND Courtoout*. 301 North Park Avanua. Continued from Psge IB AOVICE TO t h e PUBLIC: It a peraon tteoda* to appeal a dactoon made ED PLAT OF SOUTH WILOUERE. Santord. Florida, al 1100 o’clock AS RECCROED IN PLAT BOOK « A M . on Via 1381 day Ol JULY. 1999. points, he now sits In fifth fg*A w *i. I*, n i * i * fy4 uv# nittimcrry «rkj PAGE 94 PUBLIC RECORDS OP to* toaowing daaerbad proparly tat place In the contingency award x d (FS 286 0108) SEMINOLE COUNTY FLORlOA, torth In to* Ordar ol Final Judgment point standings. 18 points be BEING MORE PARTICULARLY L O T 32. MIRROR LAKE MANOR. DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS ACCORDING TO THE PLAT hind leader JefT Burton. COMMENCE AT THE NORTHEAST THEREOF. RECOROED IN PLAT Andretti will once again re CORNER OF GOVERNMENT LO T 3 BO O K 10. PAOE 48. O F THE ceive the customary $3,000 A ' s h o w n ON SAX) AMENDED COROS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. check for winning the award Ask about low monthly THE ST. JOHNS AWER WATER MANAGEMENT DISTRICT hat racawad PLAT OP SOUTH WILDMERE; FLORlOA an appkeaton tor Consumpbv* Wtoar U ta trom THENCE RUN S 00 D EG R EES 01 DATED: Jun* 18.1999 Just prior to the Pepsi 400, MINUTES 30 8 ECONOS WEST payments on all Polaris AIVs Tha Cay ol Aaamonla Spring*. 225 NawDuryport A v*, AJtamoma Spring*. MARYANNE MORSE. CLERK scheduled for Saturday, July 3, ALONO THE EASTERLY UNE OF Ctorfc ol to* Court F I. 32701. ipptcaiion *8372 Tha appkeant proposal to withdraw 1150 m*- BLOCK 3, OP SAID AMENOED at Daytona International ton galona par day ol water lor HouMhold. CommarcW. Induttnar and m - PLAT OP SOUTH WILDMERE. gaaon uaaa. Tha wandtawar* uaad by ton propotad propel war contwl oI Speedway. 438 70 FEET; TH EN C E DEPART ground walar from to* Ftondan Aguiar via 10 acbv* oat* and 1 propotad The driver who totals the ING SAiO EAST LINE RUN N. 90 who naad* any accommodation n w*A Tha withdrawal pomt ar* tocatad n Sam mo la Courtly m Sactron II. 12. DEOREES 00 MINUTES 00 SEC most points by season's end 16. 17. I I . and 21. Townatop 21 Souto. Rang* 29 East and Sacaon 24. ordar to pirkccial* m tort procaad- ONDS WEST ALONO THE NORTH mg. you ar* aneead. al no coat to Townahto2l Souto. Ranga 30 Eatt. Tha Ma tocaaon nam* la known m "City will receive a $50,000 check LINE OP LOT 1 A OP COLUMBUS waiar Suppry you. to to* provaron ol cartain > u » and a trophy from Exlde Corpo HARBOR ANO A PROJECTION lane* Pteaaa cal to* attomay lor Shotid you ba naraaiad n any ol toa M a d apptoaaona. you thoukl con THEREOF J35 00 FEET FOR A ration at the NASCAR Awards Central Florida Cycle & Ski tact toa St John* Rrvar Waiar Managamant unmet. 4049 Raid S t. P O Bo< PUmufll*). totephon* numbar (305) 856-7855. withm two working day* ol 1429. Paiaixa, Florida. 32179-1429. Wnoan oOyacaon* or a rtqua*! to D* POINT OF BEGINNING. SAID Banquet In New York City. 245 N. Hwy. 17-92 mtortnad ragardmg Board acton on to* application may t* mad*, but thouto POINT BEING THE SOUTHWEST racer* ol tor* *ummoraftuaca H CORNER Of PROPOSED WILD- hearing expand (TOO) (800) 955- EXIDE NASCAR SELECT ALL Da racawad W*r*n twenty on* (21) day* trom data oI ton pubkeabon Written Longwood, FL 32750 • (407) 695-5900 obpeton* Maxed rdanoiy to* oOfCX* by nama and addrat*. and to»y MERE PHASE 1 THENCE CONTIN 8771. or Vorc* Impaead (V) (800) CHARGED UP AWARD U *iaba to* obpekon to to* appkeabon AM tm aty N*d wr.tten ebpetona wrt UE NORTH 90 DEGREES 00 MIN 955-8770 U TE S 00 SECONOb W E S T ALONO Pubacaton ol be* None# ol Sal* waa STANDINGS Da pratamad to to* Board lor conttoaraton m Florid* - Thursds* My t. 19M« To Place Your Ad I f — ■ 71—Hslp Wanted Legal Notlc— J i S S L Notices Legal Notlc— 71—Hu p Wanted 97— AMRTMDTTS 103— H o u s e s - Fuinishio U n f u r n is h e d Oaoe H T.IM -W -IM HM Roebuck. Plaintiff Sdan McCaueHn, las ot PebruNy2*.1MS. SarM 1WS-A-B. vt. 9B— R e n t a l s Ave I Heywerd. t t ; Tssrsrsrssr 23— L o s t ft Fo u n d maomwtMoetP. t t/2BML 1(LM M^tS88k Aek tor Laroy Aaacufv IM SANFORD 3BR (BA $53Sm o e $525 dap. $25 ippl lee No pals. CaAS214 — m n m r o a g ;— 9B—Aeaktments • STCN8TROM Unfusnbhio RENTALS ******** a « 1BFV 1BTH Condo <*l CHA Pool WMMT A Obg. mod. $400*400 SANFORO 2/1 wr Obi Garn L R.D R Lg Sen PorS $57V $875$575 Dtp. 27— Nvtsanr ft O nto SANFORO f l H 1BFV IBTH Duptea ml Screened Pam f a« m Kachan $3801 $300 SANFORO 3 BRT IBTH W emL Nwr Patol New Ftoorro. $500/ $500 HRLS Op LX NARY t t W/ Dbl. Oarg f P . Sen Pool $135011300 Dap. F M MOOS CUM 3BFV 2 BTH W Paso. New Paaa. New Flooring. Gated $400940 Comm .Water S Oarbage InekL 2/1 CLEAN $87y$BS0 NOTICS MOAR04NQ TH* AM i KIC AN • WITH 0KA8ILI- JIM DOYLE Tit* ACT OS I NO. A tNOONS (407) 322-2495 WITH A 04SAMUTT NS 101440 WE NEED HOUSES SPICIAL ACCOMMODATIONS TO RENT TO MATICIMT1 IN TMt RAO- 70— E d u c a t io n ft •••••••••• C t101 Na t » MOULD CONTACT T r a in in g THR INF0RC8ABLI WAITS ttcTioN on th s crvH. oon. SION AT TMt IH tM P P 't O tH C l. IM BUSH BLVO SAN. TORO. FLORIDA AT LtAST The Seminole Herald Flirt OATS PAION TO TH t PRO- Cl 1 01X03 (401) 1)0-4440 TTO (to?) m -s its 71— H e i? W a n t e d will be closed on Monday; PwelMh J i m IS. IF. 14. July |. INS July 3, 1999 In observance of Independence Day. The deadline for Tuesday, July 6,1999 classified In column ads will be 2 :0 0 p.m., Friday, July 2 ,1 9 9 9 . CAae N o aaaia c a u p Uel PNC MORTGAGE CORP OPAMCRCUFAVA MAR3 UORTOAGf C O R P O R A T0 4 PLAPm PP HI N «rd a toff I44A C«*. VS tar vgnm nctd and 4 R i 4R - Samlnola Herald. Santord. Florida - Thursday, JUy 1,1999 Seminole Herald AtJTOMOTIVI STRVICf S 252 AccouiSng 2S3Adt9Bona 6 fjfcJ K IT *N* CARLYLE • by I .any Wright 103—HOUUS* 114— 117— COMMERCIAL 21*— W a n t e d t o B u y U nfurnished W a r ih o u s i/Kx n ta l Re n ta l s 4 P . <**«*.€ OtJp^4|_ S pace CmtUWf¥» Vf* HA* i w w ^ m u u j H i J e m i g a n ,«H- mve T» C4U, #A# >1 properties, inc. lecturing 100MQ towrwtona. U 00 Per to FI Par SM eg. ft. asm M n PIMPICTPOMRW dWtomt Sardord. Two 4SS ag tow^~^"£mgwi. MO-3251 itaaa^aaaSibLM SSBEraB Ottos ar Kara toaBBHa 222— M u s ic a l 1000* aa R. AC. pram raat- room 5450Pno 32241W INSTRUMENTS GUITAR LESSON8 2nd Half “Pearl Dyes’ Estate” everyday 223—Miscellaneous Oak Dresser, Maple Chest and Dresser Set, Vanity and Old Toys, Glassware, "Peddle Car", Books w-ai-tni. 141—Homes For Sale WOLFF ERMNM0 M 06 5 Hours Sale TAM AT HOME Buy DIRECT and RAVI CommarqaWoma unaa 7am - 8am - Earlybird’s Special IromHWOO Lm tttrtNn Plymann 12 Items have ’’Free Ticket” FlM Color CMMtg 163—W aterfront CM TOOAY 1400-711-0151 Property For Sale *I m h t a - 8% 0F F I Chance to win • to* 11m • 11% Off 1999 H ^ J * * * ™ •Iln-llM-IMOFF ! , u -m-g . . •; Tha Sanford Poiica Explorer*. • m . . r l • H L ,7 * | Tkkats wiM also ba 4-Sala O >25.00 aa. 181—A p p l ia n c e s & Furniture For Sale MATTHCM BALI • Full «u« utod Box ipringi A maltrati MS 00 Lvry* Mart 322-4132 ACROSS maaaura 45 Nast-egg Inlta Advertise your business or services 1 In the lead 46 Labor-union 8 Actor Sharif a month! 10 Cheer 12 Qraalad Call the Classified Department at: 14 Connactad to □!!□□□□ □□□□□□ tha Intarnat non □□□ □□□□ (407) 322-2611 15 Oonny and 55 Hlm-apllcl Maria — machlna nnnnnmn 16 Mao — >lung 56 Sllppary □nmrara □□□ nnn 17 Cartaln Aalan 57 Paradlaaa mraraann □□□!!□□ Where the 253-Additions & 275-Hair Salons 300-Pressure 19 Vanitias DELTONA 10 acre* Weal for 20 Largaat planat □□□□□a □□□□□□ Remodeling WOTRITETOB C leaning 23 In a plla □□□ mna □□□□□ deals are! 26 Aunt or uncla t Cal on — — S h o p with US l|«W| labbf.) 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(toy are the 38 "It's cold!” 275-Drywall heart of your cummurfy 40 Of a taction You M i Mnd reputable 41 Roof adga Dry Wall-stucco Repair* local btalneMA and AX Nature* Matched 42 Elactrlcal unit accvice* P I ha d rtclu ry 43 Grlmaca 44 Grafttd STUDIO 46 Adorabla 1 BEDROOM Service Directory Line Ad Specials 47 ------tha ground floor Smgla Story Daugn • Fnandty On Stla Managamant $30 per month...... 3 llnes/3 months 48 Rower's tools No Ona Below or Abova • Fumiahad or Unlumithed 50 Porky's horns Studio* • Energy. Efficient Studo* $40 per month...... 4 llnes/3 months Elactncity Fumiahad In Studioa Only * foi 52 Chamlcal $50 per month...... 5 llnes/3 months suffix 53 Spanish hero 3291 S. SANFORD AVE. SANFORD • 323-3301 Classified (407) 322-2611P*- (After 16 rscet) (u*va In* WAt fYAVn cabon pnor to Board lakmg acton on to* appkeaton rang a written oOpc- SAID NORTH LINE 15.00 FEET. mad* on to* 240i day Ol Jun*. 1999 t. Jeff Uurtuii. S3 point*: 2. Ernie Irvan. ton do** not araate you to a Chapter 120. Ftonda Statute*, admrwka*** THENCE DEPARTING SAID and to* 1*1 day ol JtJy. 1999 *i to* 00 point*: 3. Ward Uurton. 49 points: 4. hearing Noaoa 01 Interxted (propOM) Ortkict Dacasn m l ba prorated to NORTH UNE RUN N 00 DEGREES Sammoto Harald 01 30 « g g N Q 8 _IA«T STEVEN P. LEE Johnny Ik-ruun. 46 point*: 5 John An 1899 Coral way dretti. 44 point*; 6 Ter) Muvjnvt. 30 Su p 502 point*: 7. Kenny Wulluce. 26 point*: & Miami. Florida 33145 Kyle INrtly. 21 point*; & Robert 1‘rcsslcy. DOS) 858-7855 26 point*: 10. Chad Utile. 24 points; 11. Pubksh: Jun* 24. and July 1. 1999 1 Livid Green. 13 point*. D E O -194 C all 322-2611 sem inole Herald C lassified D ept.