WEEKEND J u n e 6. 1 999 9lsl Year, No. 203 (407) 322-2611 Sanford. FL Seminole Herald75 C ents 0Serving Weather Paying A Friend Sanford, Casselberry, P a rtly Lake Mary. Longwood. C lo u d y homage to to pump Oviedo, Winter Springs H igh : 9 4 the Maestro you up and Seminole County Low : 70 S in ce 1908 3A IB

□ BRIEFLY Injured D river Recovering Summons issued in Club Juana case Steve Fried, the injured Energizer Motors ports Indy By Dan Ping______Investigative Bureau and Seminole viduals are being charged with one No charges were filed at the time of Racing chief mechanic who Editor County Sheriff's Office forwarded count of violating the ordinance, a sec­ the violation because the Sheriff's was injured in a pit-lane investigative materials, including video ond degree misdemeanor. Office wanted the State Attorney's accident during the early The Stale Attorney’s Office has tape, to the State Attorney's Office. Though Pinter claimed the perfor­ Office to make a judgment as to the stages of the Indanapolis 500 issued a summons to the owner of Club After thorough review, the State mance of Shakespeare and other origi­ validity of the of Pinter's claim, said on May 30, was upgraded to |uana and three of his dancers.for vio­ Attorney's Office filed charges with the nal works represented legitimate the­ Brown. fair condition Friday at lating the a Casselberry nudity ordi­ clerk of the court and issued summons ater, Deanna Brown, public information According to the Sheriff’s Office, two Methodist Hospital in nance. to appear to the owner of Club Juana officer for the Seminole County of the four individuals have been Indianapolis, according to . On Friday, May 28, the dancers chal­ and three female employees. Sheriff's Office, said the club and the served with a summons. Pinter (12-29­ the Indy Racing League. The lenged Casselberry's nudity ordinance According to the Seminole County dancers would have been in violation 44), and dancer Christy McKee (11-13­ team's rookie driver, Robby by performing scenes from Sheriff's Office, all three women and regardless of whether dancers per­ 78) have been served. The two remain­ McGehee. earned a fifth- Shakespeare. The dancers and the Club Pinter, are being charged with violating formed Shakespeare or Madonna. ing dancers, Sara Uffelman (6-17-79) place finish and earned the Juana owner Michael Pinter claimed the City of Casselberry's ordinance "This merely has to do with getting and Margaret Morgan (9-6-75), have Bank One Rookie of the Year the performance was legitimate theater. prohibiting nudity in an establishment nude in an establishment that sells not been served will be served at a Award. On Tuesday, Members of the City-County licensed to sell alcohol. All four indi­ alcohol," Brown said. later time. McGehee presented his Rookie of the Year trophy to Fried. Cards or notes (no flowers or perishables) for He bought the whole thing County Fried may be sent to: Steve Fried, Methodist Hospital, Neuro Critical Care Unit, considers P.O. Box 1367, Indianapolis, Ind. 46206. change Seminole High School Golf Tbum am ent The Tenth Annual on fees Seminole High School Booster Club Golf By Ruse Whit* Tournament will be held Staft Writer Friday, June 11 at the Mayfair Country Club, start­ SANFORD - The Seminole ing at 12 pan. The tourna­ County Commissioners expect ment will be held In a to go through their entire agen­ scramble format. The charge > da on Tuesday morning with no for participation in the tour­ afternoon or evening sessions. nament is 165. The funds They'll make decisions on raised will benefit the SHS Issues ranging from an ordi­ Booster Club, which raises money for school athletics. nance to prohibit the co-min- For more information, con­ gling of alcohol and nudity to tact Jeff Clark at (407) 657­ passing an ordinance to waive water and sewer connection fees* 1994 or assistant principal for public and private schools. Brennan Asplen at (407) 320­ Elimination of the connection 5102. fee for water and sewer service could offer an economic incen­ Charity Golf Classic tive to be considered in the deci­ The Fidler's Green First sion to expand or construct a Annual Charity Golf Classic, school. hosted by Fiddler's Green Because construction of the Restaurant with proceeds to water and service lines is paidf benefit Heart of Florida for from the county's water and United Way, will be held i toy Tm w y Vtncam sewer fund, others who pay into Sunday, June 6, at 12:30 pm . Dean Ray went to an estate sale at 407 Colonial Way in Sanford and bought it all — the house and all its contents. No word on what this fund will cover the cost of at Dubsdread Golf k he plans to do with all the stuff, but you might look for another sale In the near future. water and sewer connection for Country Club, 549 Par the schools. - Avenue, Orlando. The cost is Each 100 students equate to $65 per player. Participants $14,745 in connection fees that or non-participants can the Environmental Services wlU "Sponsor a Hole" for $200. not receive as a direct service The prizes include a $10,000 Longwood discusses road projects provider. prize for a hole-in-one an If the Board approves forma­ By Joe DeSantis and Bill Kama______improvement process, including renova­ paving improvements on Lakeview Avenue Hole 15. For more informa­ tion of the water and sewer fees tion of the Community Building at 194 between Georgia and Orange at an estimat­ tion, call Edie Hall Smith, Staff Writers ordinance, it would have to Wilma Street. ed costs of $130,000, improvements on West Area Manager; Heart advertise the date for the Among project designs expected to be Pine between Milwee and the dead end at an of Florida United Way, LONGWOOD - Longwood City required public hearing. discussed are the addition of stormwater estimated cost of $180,000, paving on East Winter Park, at (407) 644­ Commissioners will entertain additional Those who had planned to drainage and sidewalks at East Palmetto Warren Avenue between Myrtle and -2005. road improvement project designs and their attend the continuance of the between Grant and the railroad at an esti­ Lakeview with an estimated cost of associated costs from the city's Public Heathrow International mated cost of $190,000. Other paving plans $970,000, and resident requests for Works department at its next regular meet­ Business Center hearing are include: street paving improvements on improvements at East Street between SR 434 ing Monday, June 7. advised that county staff has Georgia Avenue between Wayman and andWIIdmere at a cost of $400,000. a QUOTE The City is currently in the midst of an requested this item be contin- aggressive street paving and facilities Lakeview at an estimated cost of $150,000. Additional proposed road improvements See County, Page 7A Where there is The commission will also discuss street See Longwood, Page 7A no desire, there will be no Schools may raise parking fees industry. By BUI K m ti______would be patrolling the ohtside A $50 fee was proposed at the Staff Writer of schools and parking lots. May 25 school board meeting. Students currently pay from $5 Board chairman Larry Furlong John Locke SA N FO RD - The Seminole to $10 per year for parking and member Jeanne Morris said County school board on Tuesday decals at most Seminole County a $50 fee is too expensive for stu­ will consider a request to raise schools. dents to afford. Furlong said the parking fees for high school stu­ The schools will continue to extra guards are not necessary. dents to pay for the cost of an retain 20 percent of the parking Board members Sandy additional security officer at fees to fund student activities. Robinson and Bob Goff said they each high school. The board may The school board discussed were not opposed to the fee for also approve revisions to its citi­ charging a parking fee to cover extra security officers. zenship code. the cost of additional security . Other schools such as Richard Wells, executive direc­ officers for each high school at its Montgomery County in tor of secondary education, is May 25 meeting. Washington have adopted simi­ proposing parking fees for high Wolfgang Halblg, director of lar parking fees to pay for addi­ school students of $35 per security, said much of the vio­ tional security officers, Halblg semester. The primary duties of lence that occurs on campuses said. the added security officers begins in school parking lots. See Schools, Page 7A

l «-.- • •'Vw->■ -: • .-. •-. i-- '..(V/ •, . •.n-^.T.^gat.’VA- ■V - . a . r ' . ■ tf

7A • Seminole Herald, Sanlord. Florida • Sunday. June 6, 1999 ACCU WEATHER18 FORECAST FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY iAiww.flccuweather.com nv index Tomorrow Florida Weather Five-Day Forecast for Sanford Penucota Tonight Sunday Wednesday r2/W> TaiUhoa <*,71/87 % Panama City v : tSam C t d 10am. Moon 2pm 4pm 71VB7 14 lew 41 Unma.»t IW m M . t«» 10., rOrIX N IfOSN lo fra Wt i ueawcM r*yi Shown I* tomorrow'* weather. Temperah/e* An evening Parity aunny. Mixed clouds and Partly sunny; Partial sun, Regional Cities are tonight'* low'* and tstorm, then partly steamy; It may sun. a t storm or chance tor a p m. muggy; It may cloudy. p.m. t-storm I-storm p.m. t-si Tom. Mon. tomorrow'* high*. two City HI Lo W HI Lo W EM AMny,OA. 88 67 t 89 M pe Apaiaeheole 09 70 1 66 71 pc Atlanta. GA on 67 t 87 M pe Bambndgs OA 89 68 t 88 Regional Weather Sun and Moon______Tides [Vx* Raton 89 74 t 85 5 8 1 Almanac Florida: A tew evening th under storms, then dear to TVtot tor Osytone Peart Shore*. Swigtow Caro. GA 88 er • 88 69 pe Sunset tonight ...... 8 21pm. Tomorrow 05 74 1 parity cloudy tonight. Clouds and sun tomorrow; thunder­ Sunrise Sunday...... 6 26 a m Coral Spring* 8) 75 t Sanford through Yestemny Fleet Low 7 50 am. 0 6 It. 91 72 1 88 72 * storm* most numerous in the south. Moonrise today ...... 12:36 a m 1:10 a m, 4 4ft. 84 74 t 88 75 | Moonset today ...... 11 54 a m Firil High FI I Temperature Georgia: Clear to partly cloudy and warm tonight Warm Second Low 802 pm. t.Oft FortMyer* 88 71 t 68 73 *h 4 2ft 88 70 pc 86 High Fori Myora / <1 and a bit more humid tomorrow with clouds and sun­ Last New First Full Second High t 51 pm. 7» t 96* Key West 86 76 t 86 7# r Low ...... Cape Coral N shine. Monday ...... 69* B 45 a m oen. 88 71 PC 85 71 I Normal high - __ .....___ ------89* 7CV8S Miami, Mississippi; Partly cloudy and muggy tonight, a thun­ Fir*t Low 44ft 88 71 PC 86 72 t First High 2 11 am. 84 70 Normal low ...... 68* . 73/M derstorm in spots Hot and humid tomorrow with clouds 3 © € O 0 9 ft- Melbourne pc 85 71 I June 7 Juno 13 June 20 June 76 Socond Low 9 07 pm. Naples 86 71 t 80 73 *n and sun and a couple ol thunderstorms 2 47pm 4 3 ft. Precipitation Ala bams: Mainly dear and muggy tonight. Parity to Second High Orlando 90 71 pe 88 72 t 90 72 pc 87 Yeslerday ...... Pensacola 72 s .....0.00- mostly sunny, hot and steamy tomorrow A thunderstorm Tomorrow’s National Weather______Sarasota 87 70 t 86 71 th Month to date ...... DOS' cannot be ruled out. St Augustine 88 71 pc •787 72 pc Normet month to date _____0 74* South Carolina: Mostly dear and still comfortable St Pelmtaag 87 06 pe 86" 70 th 87 68 Year to date ...... 10 23* tonight. Warm and slightly more humid tomorrow with PC 86 70 pe Tarrpa 08 70 t 17 sunshine and a lew clouds. 71 in Last year to date ...... 19.56* 80 67 • 86 6B pc Normal year to dale _____ 15.91* All maps, lorecasts Louisiana: Partly cloudy, warm and humid tonighi with a VMdoeta. GA 86 67 * 87 * PC and data provided by thunderstorm In spots Hot and steamy tomorrow with Varo Beech 87 73 l •4 74 t National Cities AccuWeather, Inc. 01999 some sun and a couple ol thunderstorms W Palm Ben. 86 74 l 84 75 I World Cities Tom. Mon. Tom. Mon. Tom. Mon. City HI Lo W Hi Lo W City HI Lo w HI Lo W City HI Lo W HI Lo W . Tom. 1Mon. 68 07 s 87 69 pc Grand Raods 90 67 pc 87 64 pc OtohomaCty 64 67 c 89 TO pc City HI La W HI Lo ASartocOy 76 59 s 8b 60 s Helena 61 4t pc 58 41 th Omaha 83 63 pc 89 65 pc Athens •7 70 t 88 71 Batomore 64 63 s 91 65 a Honolulu 82 70 pc 86 70 pc PttfadoiphM 86 68 t 92 68 pc Be*ng 77 89 sh 87 87 Bang* 7t 46 t 62 46 sh Houston 91 73 PC 91 73 PC Phoerm 97 74 t 10374 • Berm 88 48 *h 63 M Brrmnghari 93 67 t 86 69 imJwxuipotn 00 65 pc 88 65 pc Portland, OR 58 47 r 81 49 r Bueno* Aires 58 45 1 59 45 pc Caro 103 80 Boise 65 38 pc 62 38 sh Jacksonville 88 69 PC 87 70 pc 'Prowteteno© 78 60 pc 88 64 r 1 98 88 Boston 79 60 I 86 64 Kansas C4y 86 66 88 67 Hong Kong 80 81 c 89 79 pc pc PC RatoMFi-Ouham 85 83 t 88 65 PC Jean Mem 86 59 Chaitoslon.SC 64 67 s 84 70 c Las Vegas 88 66 t 92 65 t Rapid C4y 74 49 74 52 th t 82 59 1 London 81 50 sh 83 48 Chaitotton. WV 89 64 s 89 65 PC LffleRock 92 69 t 90 70 pc Reno 70 39 • 67 39 t Chicago 90 66 pc 88 Loursv«e Mane* 87 78 r 90 78 66 PC 91 69 s 89 69 pc SLUM* 92 70 pc 91 70 pc Ueuco Cty 77 54 c 78 55 Ctovetand 68 67 pc 89 67 pc Memphis 94 7t » 9t 71 pc Sa« Lake Dry . 74 50 I 73 4 7 c Moscow 86 85 Daytona Beach 73 Miami t 83 er 64 73 pc 83 t 86 71 t 07 75 t Santa Fa 75 52 • 84 52 • Para 84 50 pc 84 50 77 52 pc 86 54 pc LMwaukeo 87 65 pc 86 63 pc Si Sta. Marie 82 B0 c 80 54 r noma 82 83 PC 78 81 Des Moines 63 65 pc 67 66 B Mnneapoks 82 64 c 64 64 pc SwHe 56 46 ih 60 48 c SeoU 87 72 pc 82 66 Octree BO 66 pc 90 64 PC NashvAe 93 68 a 89 69 PC Topeka 88 86 PC 87 69 PC 3ho«n aro noon posrtiont ol systems and pracy tahon Temperelure hands ara Sr»w y 65 M r D4 50 Ei Paso 88 64 • 100 71 * New Orleans 91 72 i 68 73 pc Tucson 97 62 • 103 65 t Tokyo 77 68 pc 80 1i II fiei ■ 1 111 M it i ifV* highs tor tha day Forecast tvghtow lemparatures are gnren tor selected Mas 71 I Faabanks 73 48 pc 72 52 th New York CXy ao 68 PC 90 72 • 88 88 s 90 70 • Yesterday* National Hlghlow: (tor the 48 contiguous slates I WiffUM 73 58 1 87 48 | in c h 82 57 f 71 Weather (W): s ■sunny, pc-partty doutfy, c-dcr.dy, sh-showors t-thunderstorms, r- ran. of-snowflumes, an-tnow, Mce. High 106* m Lajrtas. TX Low 23* m Mammoth lakes. CA 99 Stressbusters! We’ve got Good News for you!

C o m a let ua help you relieve the Btreae o f the pest week, end prepare for the 1 Sunday, June 6th Sermon: “WHY SHOULD I WORK SO HARD?* ‘ How lb Have a Great Life* has been designed to help you get to know God so that you can

L ik e Conn— illy Church currently meets live the lUe of significance God meant for you Sunday mornings at 10:30 AM south of SR 46 at the to live! Bring the children; we ate committed r, i, r , 10,11,12", 13 ; an excellent preschool and chll- l corner of Orange Btvd. and Vaysldc Dr. at the Paola O li VoodstoWfooL . _ .. Dtcss casual. ft >•««!>* r 904-252-6200 800-654-5592 It Unde Costello, Pastor BOX O ffC E OPEN TUESDAY - SUNDAY Col tor dpcnrft to poecs d or mom ' Phll'Dlvls, Associate Pastor 20 Darrel Watson, Associate Pastor M im e s at 2 00 pm W est Lake at 200 pm 4 1wrings at 8 00 pm Community Church CENTER AT DBCC SpMdway Boulevard ______www.west-lehe.org Beach. Rortdo

S h o o t in g S t a r s . F alling P rices

+ J S 6 0 WaUbBehlnd Mower • 6 h p * 2 1-inch steel deck SAVE $S0 now just $279*

k 400 Series Lawn anfl Garden Tbactors • 22-hp V-Tlvin • Automatic transmission • 54-inch cutting width s u m onr> *'(,wn for the Deere of your dreams. u k $ 4 0 0 *

There’s a Deere in the stars for you. And . I l l 33 Lawn Tbactor 1 BHS0 Hand-Held Bbw er with no money down and huge savings, all • 13 hp • 38-inch cutting width • 30 cc • 180-mph air velocity .£? j* • 5-speed shift-on-the-go • Weighs 107 pounds of your John Deere dreams can come true. transmission i t So sel your alarm and see your John Deere *1 6 9 " 1 ,9 9 9 dealer today. Because offers end July 5 ,1 9 9 9 .

N o t h i n g R uns L ike D e e r e

www.deerc.ctxn

A ■ Offers end July 5,1999, and are subject to approved credit on John Deere Credit Revolving Plan, (or noncommercial use only. Available from participating dealers. Taxes, freight, setup, and delivery not included.

I Seminoto Heratd. Sanford,* Florida • Sunday, June 6,1999 - 3 A The ‘Maestro’ always makes OBIT UARI• _EI $_1_1------1—1— 1------!— ROMANA (MONA) C. Nelson of Deltona, Nancy Evans of Woodlawn Carey Hand Funeral BRIDGES DeBary; six grandchildren; one Home, Longwood, is in charge of sure there is heavenly music Romana (Mona) C. Bridges, 70, great-grandchild. services. Willow Avenue, Sanford, died Brisson Funeral Home, Sanford, is "The Maestro" has taught the tenor soloist Roland Hayes and Thursday, June 3,1999. Bom July 3, in charge of services. music of angels for half a centu­ he always enjoyed hearing the 1928 in Moultrie, Ga., she moved to ry to a thousand or more chil­ classical soprano Marian Central Florida in 1948. Mrs. NICY MAE MACAULAY BRIDGES, RAMONA (MONA) dren. Anderson. Bridges was a Florist. She owned Nicy Mae Macaulay, 86, Craig Drive, Apopka, died Friday, June 4, Listen and you surely will Minott said he was extremely and operated Mona's Flowers and Funeral terricM for Mn. Bridge* will be Gifts in Sanford She was a member 1999. Bom in Lansing, Mich., she hear their voices above the vul­ proud of the achievements of Tundiy (4/8/1999), *1 1000 AM. in Ihr Staff moved to Central Florida in 1974. Wratvirw Brpttit Church with Rev Derail* many of his own students. One of Westview Baptist Church. gar sounds in a world of rage. Writer Survivors include son, Berman Mrs. Macaulay was a member of Littleton offirUting interment will follow in Listen this weekend as they favorite being Patricia Merritt Otkliwn Memorul P*rh. Friend* may call at Bridges, Sanford; daughter, Diane Forest Lake Seventh Day Adventist the Brtaaon Funeral Home Monday from S offer a musical tribute this to Whatley. Taylor, St. Petersburg; sister, Mary Church. until S P.M. BRISSON FUN FRAL HOME. Earl Everett Minott, revered by "Patricia Whatley is a mar­ Hatcher, Moultrie, Ga.; four grand­ Survivors include son, Donald G., 407-322-2131, SANFORD. G IN CHARGE OF several generations of Sanford velous, marvelous soprano," children. Apopka; seven grandchildren; five SERVICES. students as "The Maestro." Minott said. "We're privileged Brisson Funeral Home, Sanford, is great-grandchildren. Those who attended Crooms that she is here to teach at the in charge of services. Academy, Seminole High School wrong message. And so many Taijiri School of the Performing or St. Paul Baptist Church, are caught." Arts. Her students are receiving OLADEL COCHRAN A child of The Depression Era, only the best." Oladel Cochran. 96, Crystal Drive, know and appreciate Maestro Sanford, died Thursday June 3, Minott's dedication to the pur­ Minott was exposed to deeply As you might expect, Whatley 1999. Bom in Paney, Ala., she suit of excellence in music and inspirational music as well as to is extremely fond of the man moved to Central Florida in 1929 education. the great jazz performed by she calls, "My love...my favorite from Camilla, Ga. Mrs. Cochran How fortunate the Sanford artists such as Duke Ellington, teacher ever. was a retired school teacher of 43 community is that Minott, who Count Basie and Louis "Mr. Minott was hard, years. She was a member of First was bom in Miami, came to live Armstrong. extremely hand but he was fair," Presbyterian Church of Lake Mary. here with his aunt (Joannah It wasn't that Minott disliked Whatley said. "He wanted per­ Survivors include brother, Cecil Moore) when !\e was a year old. jazz - far be it. He Mid, "I never fection, and accepted nothing Stnquefield, Camilla, Ga.; sister, Nell Touch ton, Sanford. By 9, Minott was playing the got into it much." His prefer­ less. He cared about your Baldwin-Faifchild-Oaklawn Park Buying quality stocks that have fallen out of favor can ence was classical works. He piano and acquiring an appreci­ behavior, the way you looked, Cemetery and Funeral Home, Lake be a smart investment. I can provide a current list of ation for iaspirational music. said he went to a concert by the the way you carried yourself. Mary, is in charge of services. recommended companies that are well below their Minott was tutored by "He taught me three-times over peak prices. Gwendolyn Matlus, Sussie - at Crooms Academy, at St. WILLIAM L COULTER Hardy and J.N. Crooms. He Paul's and at the Joe-Nott William L. Coulter. 45, Call or stop by today for details. earned a Bachelor of Art* degree Studio on 13th Street. He intro­ Tohopekaliga Avenue. Kissimmee, in Music and a Masters in duced me to the music of died Thursday June 3, 1999. Bom Bill Kirchhoff Educational Guidance at Florida Handel and Mozart. July 21. 1953 in Great Yarmouth, 201 S. hrk Ave. A AM. "To this day, I teach the Taijiri England, he moved to Central Sanford, FL 32771 Florida in 1985. Mr. Coulter was a students what Mr. Minott Soon, "The Maestro" came truck driver for the Martin-Brower (407) 322-1558 home to teach. taught to me. His contributions Co. He was a member of St. Thomas On the occasion of his 68th to the community have enabled Moore Chapel, Sanford. He was a Echvardjones birthday on Friday, Minott us to be in alliance to the member of the Rosary League. talked about how important it Orlando Opera Company. Survivors include wife, Alene was for today's students to be Whatley will be one of the Coulter; two daughters, Anne and “committed to only the best many voices of the E.E. Minott Leslie, both of Kissimmee; mother, music." Inspirational Choir paying trib­ Rose Koop, Orlando; brother, John Minott said he is saddened by ute to "The Maestro" Saturday Coulter, Bartlett, 111.; three sisters, Judith Alma rex of finely Park. UL; the "vulgarity" in the music that night at Crooms Academy on Linda Hann and Karen Ducharm of young people are I waring today. West 13th Street. Orlando. "Some of it is very disappoint­ Come hear the music of Brisson Funeral Home, Sanford, is ing," he said. "Sending out the angels. in charge of arrangements.

RUTH WILLIAMS CURL Ruth Williams Curl 80. East Semoran Blvd., Apopka, died Thursday June 3, 1999. Bom April Drug Arrests 24. 1919 in Strothers, Ohio, she moved to Central Florida in 1958. Mss. Curl was a homemaker. She Altamonte Springs-June 4. Arnold Roy Link, 44, of Queen was a member of Victory Christian Avenue. Oviedo, was stopped by Seminole County Sheriff's Fellowship. deputies at Merritt Street, Altamonte Springs. He was arrested Survivors include three daughters. on an outstanding warrant from Orange County for posses­ Dawn Williamson of Apopka. Gail sion of cannabis, over 20 grams.

Altamonte Springs - June 4. Steven Paul Byerly, 34, of Cranes Way. Altamonte Springs was stopped by Seminole County Sheriff’s deputies at SR 436 and Palm Springs Drive. He was arrested for possession of cocaine and for DUI. 1130 8 . Volusia Ave (N ut to Quincy's) (804)778-7667 Sanford - June 4. Antonio Edward Dellamotta, 32, of Bent Oak Court in Sanford was stopped by Sanford Police at 3rd Street and West Pecan Avenue in Sanford. He was charged with dri­ ving on a suspended license, possession of less than 20 grams of cannabis, and possession of drug paraphernalia. Longwood • June 3. Stephen Bernard Barnes, 28, of Randolph jhuttk iQtouud Cove Jfaiet Street in Sanford was stopped at Jessup and Credo Streets in Longwood. He was charged with possession of a controlled 0utie 12,1999 substance-cocaine, possession of a controlled substance-under 20 grams of cannabis, and possession of drug paraphernalia. h u n . ' i o w n ' ( \ m u t i c i i , . h u J{ost dkutek: Alew /Ht. datvatif dkutek

DUI Arrests Direct Cremation

Oviedo - June 4. Chad Ives Vickery, 19, of Graham Avenue in 3 8 5 I2tk Strut, Sanjord Oviedo was stopped by Seminole County deputies at SR 434 *Ricb{ Scott and Chapman in Ovi«Jo. He was arrested for driving under the influence of alcohol. i him SPONSORS! Burglary 1. Morning Glory B. Church Pastor Andrew Evans Sanford - June 3. Santino Carbone, 18, of Sanford was arrested S I N Li H U M l_ A H l J 2. Pull Gospel Church by Seminole County deputies for burglary to a structure. Pastor Henry Bradley * P Family Member 3. New Mt. Calvary B. Church Grand Theft Auto Pastor Ricky Scott , , Injured In A 4. Progress M.B. Church 1 Sanford • June 3. l-atoya Bryant, 20, of West 16th Street, Pastor Emory Blake Sanford was apprehended at her residence by Seminole MdHXUl FJL Nursing Home? ATTORMEYSATLAMf 9. New Bethel M.B. Church County deputies. She was charged with grand theft auto after Pastor William (BUD Lewis removing her former boyfriend'# automobile from hit work . Principal Office in Tampa THE CALL IS FREE. 6. First Shiloh M.B. Church place parking lot at the Sunniland Corporation on SR 419. Pastor Dr. H.D. Rucker 1 -000-255-5070 7. Second Shiloh M.B. Church Int. Pastor Marvin Scott 8. West Sanford Freewill Holiness Church Pastor HexcklahRoas 9. Mt. Sinai B. Church Pastor Anthony Milkr Serving the 10. Grace Apoloatolic Temple Pastor Maurice Bennett 11. Christian Fellowship B. Church Tha WWF Attlud. vldao gam. to* Greater Orlando Area PlayStation, advartlaad In Kmaifs Pastor Willis Perkins Sunday Juna 6. 1999 ad cKcutar on S in ce 1940 12. St. Matthews M.B. Church paga 17 wU no! ba avatfabta dua to manufacturing daUya. Tha avaSabtoy Pastor Leonard WUaon data ot this gam. It uncertain On paga 45 tha adpric. to* tha Kodak Pldura Makar la shown mconect. Tha corrart ad prica la 54 99 Wa apotogu. to* any Inconvantonca tola may hava cauaad our cuatoma*a. CEMETERIES KND FUNERAL HOMES 24 Hrs. Tfclephooe (407) 898-8111 4 A • Senvnote Hetald. Santotd, Florida • Sunday. June 6,1999 / Editorial Opinion

Ot/r View______£r»j0y 3 G u n Your View ^ your rv\ov/e Homes needed for Two wrongs French students WOW. To The Editor: £V£rt -SM*V.L I need a miracle! I need help don’t make a right /S PRET7V finding Central Florida area Judge O.H. Eaton Jr.’s dismissal of drug chaises against a LARC.fi families who are willing to pro­ LARKS' Sanford man earlier this week on the grounds that law enforcement vide homes for French teens for officers used excessive force in apprehending him. sent a painful 3 weeks this summer. Families reminder to police and the citizens they are sworn to protect that are needed from July 8th two wrongs fail to make a right. through July 28th to host boys Tire fallout from the incident, which occurred during last year’s and girls ages 13 to 19. Overall, drug sweep labeled, “Operation Thunder Road." remains to be seen. there are approximately 50 chil­ Jason Dunn, hardly a model Sanford citizen with four previous dren excitedly waiting to come drug a nests, walks away from a fifth charge as a result of Eaton's to the Central Florida area. ruling. But he dots so minus his spleen. removed by surgeons as a They have requested Central result of the beating he took at the hands of Orange County, Florida as their destination. Seminole County, and Sanford police while resisting arrest. They are thrilled about the In his dismissal order, Eaton wrote, T he credible evidence opportunity to befriend an establishes that the agents'use of force against the defendant was, American family-they have to say the least, excessive, leaving him unconscious, or nearly so, heard so much about Central bleeding from the mouth and with a shattered spleen." Florida's beautiful region and His ruling concluded by stating, "While trial judges are under­ Its friendly, caring people. For standably reluctant to dismiss criminal charges except in the most some reason though, I am hav­ egregious cases, it is the essence of judicial duty to do so when Coming SOOA to a theater n^ar you. ing trouble finding those appropriate. It is appropriate here.” friendly, caring Americans in Rulings of this nature inherently carry with them the opportuni­ the Central Florida area. ty to create a landscape that contributes to a “chilling affect" on law M e t) n ,, for u i MoRe r o o e x r i - Why? Aren't we willing to 1 r (Orrr rwr R rvicc 4t touwor. tjp enforcement officers. Forcing them, in the heat of apprehending share some of our dreams with criminals, into the gray conundrum of "how much force is just young people, who. like all of enough force without risking the officer's well being or compro­ us, have hopes and dreams? We mising the successful capture of a criminal?" ACLU can’t stop God’s will really need your help. Please Akin to combat, most arrest situations seldom avail themselves open your hearts and your of the opportunity for deep, reflective examination of all possible By Cal Thomas The student who had protested the offering of homes to children from France consequences. an audible prayer, 18-year-old Nick Becker, who want so eagerly to leam We agrees with Eaton's findings in this particular case. Just as Something quite remarkable happened last walked out When he tried to reenter to receive about our culture and to share there should be zero tolerance of those who would choose to vio­ week at a high school graduation in Calvert his diploma, he was barred by authorities under a with your family a taste of their late our laws and endanger the public, there should likewise be County, Maryland. It wasn't that the American school policy that forbids students from returning own French culture In return. zero tolerance of brutality from those sworn to serve and protect. Civil Liberties Union had intervened on behalf of to an assembly once they have left. Becker has Let's invite them in, not turn We would also implore our judiciary to pursue an equally vigi­ a lone student who said he would be offended If a been described as having an independent streak. them away. lant sentencing policy, hopefully contributing to a law enforcement fellow graduate went ahead with her plans to Last year he was forced to wash his hair when he If you can help make a young environment where our police are not forced to face the same crimi­ deliver an invocation at commencement. The reli­ came to school with it in spikes resembling the person’s dream come true, nals time and time again on the streets, inviting similar recipes for gious version of "ethnic cleansing" happens all Statue of Liberty, and he had also refused to stand while contributing to interna­ disaster. With a dramatic rise in the number of assault and battery the time, from the courthouse to the schoolhouse. for the Pledge of Allegiance and was about to be tional understanding and cases on law enforcement officers by criminals, our judicial commu­ Seventeen-year-old Julie Schenk, who wanted to disciplined when the ACLU intervened. He was friendship, then please call the nity should remember that criminals don't always play by the rules. deliver the Invocation, compromised and put In a patrol car until commencement ended. LEC program today. Ask for announced that she would Instead call for a "time Becker was also barred from a post-graduation Debbie at (904) 738-291B. for reflection" that did not mention God. boat cruise that was limited to those who had Merd Beaucoup! , Look before you leap That seemed fine with everybody, including the participated in the ceremony. Debbie Harris ACLU. But when Schenk asked for 30 seconds of > What amaze* about this incident is that the Deland ’ There'a re a riumbefoTronrimerdal buildings In SanfoirfTmany along ' silence and thd crowd of 4,000 ro#, 4 single loud audience reaction seems to have been sponta­ Frendi Avenue, as well as elsewhere in the county, neat, dean, fleshly male voice began reciting the Lord's Prayer, neous. Indeed, an ACLU spokesperson appeared painted, often with new signs, sitting empty for months and months. which begins, "Our Father, who art in heaven." frustrated when she noted the corporate prayer Parade deserves Someone's dream of a business has been quashed. The prayer was quickly picked up by others in wasn't initiated by graduates or school officials. more participation In many cases, a person purchases or leases commercial property, the audience until it idled like thunder across the Nor did the prayer specifically mention "God," perhaps completely rebuilds existing structures, possibly repaves the room. Sw Thomas, Faga 5A To the Editor parking lot and in essence, spends thousands of dollars in preparation I love Sanford, t chow to live for a business. here and work here many years' Then, upon investigating city codes, they find they cannot have that ago and have no desire to type of business or must spend thousands of dollars more to make ‘Not in my back yard’ is today’s change my location. However, changes required before the business will be granted an occupational after seeing the Memorial Day license. parade, which was disappoint­ While we are pleased to tee old business structures repainted and code for class discrimination ing and noting the lack of par­ cleaned up, the concept that the business may never go into operation As I recall we Americans decided era association. "These people are ticipation, which was appalling, saddens us. that we wanted to help the nation's going to be leaving abandoned can I wonder. The problem is a lack of pre-planning. In a diy the size of Sanford, poor to help themselves. As I recall in their yards and letting the weeds How can we show such a tack many may not find U necessary to hire a feasibility study to determine we portrayed our dislike for welfare grow." Resident Marion Kiker took a of respect for the individuals if their business would be successful Often, people, especially long­ as a sign of our desire to help the similar stance: "You just don't know that fought for our country time residents, know what type of business is needed, or will succeed. poor avoid dependency. Aa I recall the ctasa of people coming in." through the years. How many But the need to investigate code requirements should be a must on we Mid we wanted help for the poor Those objections speak volumes of you proudly displayed your anyone's list. Just because a building exists doem't mean it is within to come from churches and other pri­ about stereotypes and prejudices flag on Memorial Day? code. The former owner may have been able to operate because of vate charities, not horn government against the poor. (I'd hate for Lewis We may not always agree "grandfathering", that is, because it was that way when the codes programs. to see my lawn, where the grata politically, but then that’s not went into existence. Isn't that what we said during the sometimes grows knee-high before I necessary. After all that's what When a new owner comes along however; the grandfather dause welfare-reform debate? So why do notice.) makes our dty interesting. We usually ends. The new owner is responsible for making all the appro­ proposals from Habitat for Humanity Cynthia Itacktr But the protests against poor are trying to attract visitors and priate changes. There are many things to consider how far is the to build houses for the poor continue As I

Seminole Herald “Serving Seminole County Since 1908"

Sunday, June 6 ,1890 • Vbt. 91. No. 200 DanRng-Edaof PuUWisd: Daly Eaospl Monday. Saturday, TtianksgMng, Kan Hotdngar ■ Managar JBW iellWinUi JotmCoSman Oorta OMNrtcri HapuMtc H iw eplpin, Inc. • 300 N. ftsntft A v „ Sanford. F L 32771 Ba Kama OaanSmah Tiiomroy inn 1.1. 1vwmnv llnnaid Phone: (407) 322-2611 Fax: (407) 323-9406 Ru m W Mi Hfry KJnrwt PwtoOcaf Pottag* Pam at Sanfcrd. Florida Bubacripaon Ralaa (Oa«y 4 Sunday) T«J Wtfcaf and adOBonal ma*ng etas. HomaOtoktaty Mai USPSMiiSO 3 Month* *19-80 •3400 Pcom ar Sand n*i«cteng»a to « Month* *3900 *4*00 The SOMNOlf HERALD 1 Wat *7*00 *0*00 P.O, Boa 1M7 FtorttofUHJlnllHdT%H itoatu R e p u b lic Newspapers, Inc. SifMiavm-iaaT I

Seminole Herald, Sanford, Florida • Sunday, June 6, 1099 • BA Thom as ------Briefs Continued from Page 4A ' only "Our Father," so technical­ alternative iifcstylers, fornica­ and friends of graduates discov­ they had no right to speak o f Celebration of Life ly it might be said to have been tors, adulterers, liars, slanderers ered was a power they had for­ God publicly, they chose to The 12lh Annual National Cancer Survivors Day is Sunday. in compliance. and other forms of human rub­ gotten they had. Frustrated by speak to God. Cancer Care Center and Central Florida Regional Hospital are Perhaps this is the "virtue" bish enjoy the full protection of the aimlessness of Washington When Rosa Parks decided she sponsoring a "Celebration of Life" on Sunday from 12 p.m. to 3 empire striking back at the rav­ the law, but those who believe and its Inability to do anything would not obey an immoral law p.m. at Cancer Care Center, 200 N. Mangoustine Ave., Sanford. enously and increasingly secu­ in God and order their lives except focus on the self-preser­ that required her to sit at the Special events include guest speakers, music, food, prizes, give­ larized culture that seems pow­ accordingly, and who wish to vation and survival of the politi­ back of the bus because her skin aways, and ice cream. For more information, call (407) 321-3040. erless to stem the Godforsaken participate in the pluralism and cally unfit, the audience at the color was not white, she tide of violence and corruption diversity which they hear so Calvert County graduation inspired a civil rights movement among us. For decades we have much about (but which never decided to practice what "We that is on going. Maybe those Warm Welcome for new residents been told that the price we all seems to apply to them) are the people" actually means. As prayer protesters are the Rosa Newcomers of Centra! Florida wishes to welcome new residents must pay for a healthy First increasingly losing their rights their forebears did with Parks of the secularist '90s. to the Oviedo area. The June luncheon meeting will be held on Amendment Is the toleration of to be heard in the same public immoral and tyrannical British When the people speak, there's Thursday, June 18, at Gina's on the Water in Altamonte Springs. the most disgusting filth oozing places occupied by those dedi­ rule, they stood up and spoke nothing the ACLU or anyone Gathering time starts at 11 JO a.m. followed by lunch at 12 p.m. For through every pore of our soci­ cated to tearing down, not out for, and to, an Authority else can do about it. more information and for lunch reservations, contact Margie at ety and culture. Creeps, louts, building up, society. higher than the state. When (407) 339-0320. pomographers, blasphemers. What these Maryland parents those Marylanders were told (cl ILot Angela* Tim** 5yndkat* Letters Tucker ------We Specialize In Con tinned from Pi|« 4A C O L L E C TO R 4 I was embarrassed for our ago, a proposed Habitat for to contribute 150 hours of work there's a better-lhan-cven city and even more so for the Humanity project was fiercely on a Habitat house, their own chance a hardworking and DOLLS men and women who deserve opposed by residents of a black or someone elac's. They are also grateful Habitat homeowner — our thanks! working-class Atlanta neighbor­ required to attend classes on trying hard to make it Into the Grctchen R. Kunxer hood. Same deal: "Those peo­ home maintenance and budget­ mainstream — would make a Sanford ple" will bring down property ing. Indeed, because of the good neighbor. WDOLLS M H W JVfT UST Of TU BOCFfTU) values, invite crime and gener­ requirement for shared effort in DOLL SHOP 6 HOMTAL 3 3 2 7 9 2 6 Kuhn praised for ally mar the neighborhood. the homebuilding. Habitat CynthU Tucker U th* editorial gag* (Who said blacks aren't true, homeowners may have a better editor for the Atlanta Coradtotion. ‘Main Street’ work Copyright 1919 UnivmaJ Free* red-blooded Americansf We can spirit of community than resi­ Syndicate To The Editor be as narrow-minded as any dents in more affluent housing If you haven't noticed, Main other ethnic or racial group.) developments. Street Sanford has really come Of course, nothing dire hap­ There is no guarantee that up with a wonderful director, pened when that Habitat devel­ uplifting moral values are to be We make Service with a Penoiul U nda Kuhn. opment was completed and found in upscale gated commu­ your Concern for Your Repair Linda has brought such a families moved in. The Habitat nities, where children may Needs. i positive attitude to the Main organization screens very care­ build pipe bombs in the base­ insurance our Street community and it really fully, accepting only homeown­ ment, parents might assault the Harrell &. Beverly shows. One of the things that ers who can pay a small Little League coach, and the business. doesn't show is that she has mortage and a minimal down homeowners association mem­ Transmissions replaced some of the lights that payment. bers may go to blows over the B e wont tuKryaxtr should have been replaced In addition, they are expected hiring of a tennis pro. But years ago. R^^pLhrinaft (tinner Unda is responsible for hav­ when it ctsno to inu trance ing the new banners "Discover CaM (407) 222-2611 or Pax: (407) Downtown Sanford". They look pntivtuv Gxttict it» ttxity great and if you have not been Lit qualify hthtraa* pnxectxm to the Classic Car Show, I fnwii Autn-Ownera Insurance believe it's on the 3rd Saturday NOTICE OF NEW of every month in the evening, Gxitfainy you are missing a great hap­ FUTURE LAND USE MAP W U m k c pening. Linda brings such a positive DESIGNATION TO CITY OF caret/ Enroll Now attitude to the downtown mer­ chants. She has a funny saying WINTER SPRINGS la M W * when anyone recommends COMPREHENSIVE PLAN for Fall! something, she always says, "I insur.uvcc while NOTICE 18 HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE CITY COMMISSION » ... * .• * Seminole Christian [ know that’s right." yiat tiike cure id Thank you for your dedica­ OF THE CITY OF WINTEH SPRINGS WILL HOLD A PUBLIC A c a d e m y heanon! tion. I’m sure the merchants, HEARING FOR 8ECOND READING OF OROMANCE 724 ON A PROPOSEO LARGE SCALE COMPREHENSIVE PLAN the mayor and the dty commis­ K-3 4b 4 (Preschool) AMENDMENT TO ADD AN ADDITIONAL FUTURE LANO U 8E sion appreciate all your efforts. K-5 (Kindergarten) MAP DESIGNATION "GREENEWAY INTERCHANGE DIS­ Lon H ow ell TRICT (G-I)TO VOLUME 2 OF 2 OF THE COMPREHENSIVE Call 407-322*5577 or •Sanford PLAN. 407-322-0980 Maloy says paper THIS LARGE SCALE COMPREHENSIVE PLAN AMEND­ Located near Seminole Town* Center Mall MENT. INITIATED BY THE CITY, IS PROMPTED BY THE Member school • a i got his facts wrong CITY OF WINTER SPRINGS 8TATE ROAD 434 CORRIDOR Association of Christian Schools International 2 Tb the Editor VISION PLAN ANO THE EFFECT OF THE GREENEWAY Your Sunday editorial regard­ (8.R. 417) ON THE CORRIDOR. SEE MAP BELOW. ing the selection of Kevin Grace for County Manager was way off base. The information you presented was so inaccurate that it resembles more of s gos­ sip column than any serious review of county government One of your Inaccuracies is the reporting that Kevin Grace was hired on a 3-2 vote. The vote to approve the ranking of candidates and negotiate a con­ tract with the top ranked candi­ date, Kevin Grace, was unaoi: mous.

ANDREA LORENZO-LUACES INTERIM CITY CLERK 0 A ■ Seminole Herald. Sanford, Florida ■ Sunday, Juno 6, 1999 Business Sanford Two rival banks unite banker Special To The Herald AmSouth Bancorporation will acquire First American Corporation in a tax-free stock merger. Tire announcement was made jointly by the two companies on Tuesday. retires live transaction will create a Southeast financial services franchise serving 2 million house­ holds in nine states, with S40 billion in assets and a market capitalization of more than S ll billion. The combined company will be called AmSouth Bancorporation. By Hill Kerns First American shareholders will receive 1.871 shares of AmSouth common stock for each First Staff Writer American common share. Based m AmSouth's closing stock price on May 28, the transaction is valued at about $6.3 billion, nr $53.09 per First American share. SANFORD - After 34 years in First American Corporation is a $20 billion Nasheville, Tenn., basis.! financial services com­ the field, a local banker is re­ pany. It is the parent company of First American National Bank, First American Federal Sav­ tiring. ings Hank and First American Enterprises, Inc. AmSouth Bancorporation, headquartered in Bob Douglas retired from Sun Birmingham, Ala., is a regional hank holding company with assets of $20 billion Trust Bank in Downtown San­ ford on Wednesday, ending his 34 year banking career. Doug las was the First Vice President Bob Douglas retired from Sun Trust Bank In Sanford this week, ending a of Sun Trust Bank. 34-year career to spend time with his wife and three children. N o matter what you want to Douglas will be able to spend more time with his wife of 33 Sanford, and are raising a 19- Place - Senior American Com­ achieve, M errill Lynch can help. years, Frances. But, Frances month old grandaughter, munities, Central Florida Douglas said she expects him to Channing. YMCA, Sanford Gymnastics As­ Call today to reserve your place at our remain active in the commu­ Their soils, Steve and Scott sociation, the American Cancer nity. Douglas, both live in Lake Society, and the American free seminar on 'Your Life, Incorporated/ "He's not a home body," Bob Mary. Sieve is a senior at UCF Heart Association. Douglas' wife of 33 years, Fran­ studying civil engineering, and Douglas served in the Rotary It’s Your Life... You’re doing well financially. You've got a 401 (k) and a ces, said. "He's an active per­ Scott is a lot representative at Club in Sanford and Lake Mary mutual fund portfolio. There's even an IRA somewhere. If you're wondering son I think he'll remain active Home Depot. from 1983-1991. He was a mem­ in the community." why you're having a problem saving for the future despite the growing Hob Douglas has served the ber of the Kiwanis Club in Bob and Frances Douglas live Sanford and Seminole County Zephyrhills, Leesburg and San­ income, Merril Lynch can help. in Lake Mary. They have three chambers of commerce, the ford from 1976 to 1982. He was We'll show you how thinking like a business can help you build assets and children and one grandchild. Florida Chamber of Commence, also a member of the Lions Club Frances Douglas is a fifth and the United Chambers in Fort Meade for 10 years. trim costs on your family's bal­ grade teacher at Wilson Ele­ TOPIC: Your Life, Incorporated. Scholarship Foundations. ance sheet. We can help you mentary School in Sanford, He has also been a member of He is a 1973 graduate of the with 20-years of teaching expe­ the Seminole County Port University of Virginia's School DATE: Tuesday, June ftth make the most of Your Life, rience in Seminole County. Authority, the Sanford Airport of Consumer Banking, and a Incorporated, because no matter Daughter Lorri Mulholland, a Authority, the Seminole 1976 graduate of Louisiana TIME: 6:30 p.m. teacher, is married to David County Overall Extension Ad­ State University's School of what you want to achieve, Mulholland. The couple live in visory Committee, Howell Banking. PLACE: Timacuan Golf and Country Club Merrill Lynch can help.

SPEAKERS: Brian Overby and Mary Heaton Newsmakers YOUR Financial Consultants Both of Merrill Lynch Private Client Group NEWSPAPER costs little but RSVP: LUftt McDonald at 407-333-S311 its value is great

Subset/lit! UhLiv 1 Merrill Lynch .i-ii limit' Him a III • 3.*? ?b11

Attend America's Most Popular Business Seminar!

"How much you cam Ijeam the latest is determined by how A n n a strategies for business much you learn." WSSSBWand personal success. Featuring All S/reakers Uve Ami In Henan John Pennington Louisa Y. Boyd P resented by P eter Lowe International- A Non-P rofit E ducational O rganization

LAKE MARY - Jeanne D. Freem an has been named the director of Customer Service operations for Community National Bank of Mid-Florida. The bank's headquarters are located at 3001 West Lake Mary Blvd., in Lake Mary. Freeman, a Sanford native with more than 18 years of experi­ ence in the banking industry was recently associated with Seminole National Bank, sold to Banco Popular last year.

HEATHROW - Doris Stinnett Suggs, a 10-year real estate vet­ eran, has been appointed as sales manager at the New Home ZIG ZIG LA R WILLIAM CHUCK GEN. COLIN Store in the Seminole Towne Center Mall in Sanford by Stirling Best SeSmg Author 01 Motivational Speaker BENNETT DALY POWELL International Realty, Inc. She will be responsible for supervis­ Statesman OrtanOoMapc Former Chairman ot Iho ing a sales team of eight to 10 New Home Specialists. Soiling Author Head Coach Joint Civets ot Staff The Key to Success In life" “Coping with a LONGWOOD - M anny T o n has been named to the position of America Changing World" Assistant Project Manager by S.I. Goldman Company, a me­ chanical contractor based in Longwood. Toro has three years of experience. He holds a Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engi­ neering from the University of Central Florida. John Pennington has been appointed to Controls Division Manager by S.I. Goldman Company. Pennington, with more than 35 years' experience in mechanical contracting, will over­ see the division responsible for all aspects of temperature con­ trols and managements systems from bidding to system commis­ sion to close-out.

BUZZ PETER PAT TOM J a y SANFORD - Louise Y. Boyd, a native and current resident of ALDRIN LOWE WILLIAMS HOPKINS m It t o n Sanford, was among 51 Kennedy Space Center (KSC) employees Legendary Apolo 11 America "a 01 Orlando Magic Senior Top Sales Trainer A The Father ot who were honored recently. Astronaut Success Authority Executive Vice President fMionSoilmg Authot Asaet Protection "The Hue Levels "The Magic ot “M i M W t f l “Creating Your Boyd graduated in 1977 from Seminole High School. She is the Ta MiinrfiM daughter of the late Charles C. Boyd and Louise L Boyd of IwBfllllrDfll financial Rx I t m s " Sanford. Boyd received a bachelor degree in mathematics from the University of Florida in 1981, and a master's from Webster University in 1999. August 17, l 4) 1)4) • S:00 \\i —5:30 I'M At KSC, Boyd is employed by NASA as a workforce program Orlando A m m • Or lando, I I manager in the management planning office. She joined the space center in 1982 and received a NASA Exceptional Service Medal in 1998. Discounted Prices for the Readers of The Honoree Award is the highest form of recognition be­ stowed upon an employee by the. NASA Space Flight Aware­ THE SEMINOLE HERALD ness Program. The 51 employees selected were part of a group of Sealing is reserved, and sjtecial discounted rates may end at anytime! 250 NASA and contractor employees from throughout the space ULJY SIX Jhf«rfl«4U0*4| Seats start as low as $49* for the entire day! agency being honored for their professional dedication and out­ Jtw t o c c m t Authority At the door-5225 and u/i G e t O n e l standing achievement in support of the human space flight pro­ 1 F R E E ! * | gram. Ask about the special VIP packages which include breakfast with Zig Ziglur , Ask « xxii the I KEfc Bonus of lunch vs itli oilier guest sneakers, ami additiixial seating options. 'Ask about (fccart Financial SUCCESS Y t Workshop 1 1 pnees tor larger poups •Plu» a minimal po,citing durge per urjtr. LONGWOOD - Kerry Houghton has been named Project Man­ ager for Longwood-based Southeast Fire Sprinklers, Inc., fire protection contractor. Houghton is responsible for managing commercial projects for the fire prelection contractor. He brings Discounted Prices Offered to The Seminole Herald Readers more than 12 years of experience in construction to his new posi­ by Calling this Toll Free Number 1-877-926-8896 tion.

i Seminole Herald, Sanford, Florida • Sunday, June 6, 1999 • 7 A Schools ------Longwood ------Continued from Page 7 A Continued from Page LA jects have various estimated $90,000. Wells said that Ihe concept is students can be suspended from in district court by the students include 14th Avenue, 13th timetables, current plans call The city's Fire Department not unique and has been success­ extracurricular activities for and their parents. The parents Avenue and 1st Place at an esti­ for the majority of paving to be will submit a request for a new, ful in other districts. drinking alcohol, taking illegal say the policy was not properly mated cost of $300,000. The completed between now and fully equipped ambulance at a For example. Wells cited a May drugs, using false identification, enforced, and that it is unconsti­ paving projects at Seminole November 30. cost of $190,000 as well as the article in Education Week saying or smoking. The code applies to tutional. Avenue between Credo and Commissioners are also addition of three new fire fight­ that Nicolct High School in both middle and high school stu­ The students did not miss a Wayman have an estimated expected to consider budget ers at an estimated cost of Glendale, Wis. uses grades as a dents. game while the case was under cost of $200,000, and street requests from the department of $90,000. factor in determining who In January, the school board appeal, although one of the stu­ improvements and paving on Public Safety to replace a num­ Monday evening’s meeting receives a parking space. The upheld the 30-day suspensions dents already had a season-end­ East Palmetto from Grant to ber of vehicles, The Longwood takes place at Ihe Longwood article said parking permits at of two Seminole High School ing knee injury. The suspension Wayman have an estimated Police Department is seeking City Commission Chambers, the high school cost $100 per football players, a 16-year old for the sophomore student will cost of $450,000. the green light to replace four located at 175 W. Warren semester. sophomore and an 18-year old carry over into the next school City Administrator John road patrol vehicles at a cost of Avenue beginning at 7:00 p.m. The school board is also senior. The students were sus­ year. Drago says the projected reviewing changes to its citizen­ pended from the team after par­ The revised code would elimi­ improvements are all part of the ship code that governs the ticipating in a Labor Day gather­ nate the appeals process to the city's long range plans. "This is all part of the City's Furon Furniture Sale! behavior of students who partic­ ing with friends at New Smyrna school board, giving the school Largest Selection Anywhere ipate in extra-curricular activi­ Beach in which some students principal final authority on the overall beautification plan," ties. drank vodka. suspension of a student from Drago uid. "We're finalizing a • Under the five-year old policy, The policy is being challenged extracurricular activities. few more streets and putting striping on the streets." Additional infrastructure The improvements remain on the Manhattan County ------drawing board. Continued (ram Page 1A "We plan to package the water ued to Aug. 10th and 7 p m. Police Athletic League (P.A.L) Elizabethan Construction projects into one overall bid Of significance to those inter­ and $1,000 for a contribution lo Services for $123,771.89 renova­ after October 1," Drago said. f * 4 4 9 • 8 9 9 * 1 3 9 9 Longwood'a ambitious road SOFA BED GROUP Indudes SUPER GROUP Includes ested in applying for staff posi­ the Oviedo Recreation and Parks tion work at County Attorney's project schedule has drawn the Indudes THE SOFA . THE SOFA tions with the county Is a request Department "Hook a Kid on Office. admiration of at least one col­ FRAME THE CHAIR LOVESEAT A OTTOMAN from Acting County Manager Golf" program. • Approve and authorize league outside the city. JUMBO FUTON 1 END TABLE THE CHAIR. 2 END TABLES. Cindy Colo to allow Kathy Other agenda items include: Chairman to execute the yC O V E R S E T 1 COFFEE TABLE 1 COFFEE TABLE "Longwood'* road paving Lukins from the Human • Authorization of a Kawasaki Railroad Wireline Crossing projects are impressive," Lake Resources and Training fo attend Jet Ski Watercraft Loan agree­ Agreement for the crossing at Mary City Commissioner Gary the African American ment by the EMS/Fire Rescue Stale Road 434, west of County FUTONS 4 LE$$ Bender M id . "Maybe we should Leadership 1’rogram (August 9- Division. Road 427. o r t l A N D O ' r*Tr 1 ALTAMONTE examine what they’re doing 13) in Greensboro, N.C. • Approve and authorize the The BCC meeting begins at 9 JO * * J 1 - I 1.’ I f 11W V 4 11. and follow their example." Sheriff Hslinger is asking lo Chairman to execute a Caretaker a m. at the County Services J O O 117/ 3 3 1 - 7 4 0 0 Although the individual pro­ authorize Law Lnforcement Agreement for the Econ River Building and will be televised on Trust Fund Hxpenditurc for Wilderness Area. SCTV (Channel 9 on cable). $6,(XX) to the Seminole County • Approve award to NOTICE OF CHANGE OF LAND USE The City of Sanford proposes to amend the Future Land Usa Plan Map of tha Comprehensive Plan to change the use of tha land within the area shown in the map of this advertisement, and to amend the Future Land Use Element of the Comprehensive Plan to add school sting objectives and poli­ Briefs cies with the City of Sanford. Lake Mary Planning And Zoning Board Meeting The Like Mary Planning and Zoning Board Meeting will be held Tuesday, June 8, at 7JO p.m. at City Hall, 100 N. Country Club Road, lake Mary. New business will include Whipporwill Glen Final Subdivision Plat, a four-lot residential subdivision of five upland acres located on the southern side of Pinelree Road, near Cardinal Oaks Cove. Scholarship Awarded The Seminole Community College Foundation on Thursday, June 17, will award a full two-year Baby Ncstegg Scholarship to 27-week old Jessup Scott Dibcrt to commemorate the groundbreaking of the college's Oviedo Campus in December, 1998. The scholarship will be awarded at the Oviedo Chamber of Commerce Luncheon on June 17, at noon at the Tuacawilla Country Club. “Our Very Own Home” Holiday made it easy... YOU CAN OWN, TOO!

From Just$5 6 9 per month Summary of Map Amendments She No. A creage Existing Designation Proposed Designation • Homes up to 2110 sq. ft. living 1 1 .9 HIP 1-4 HI • Maytag Appliances 2 2 0 .6 HIP WIC • Moen Faucets 3 6 .4 HIP WIC 4 31 1 1 • Block Construction 5 2 LDR GC • 10 Year Home Warranty 6 4 .8 LDR LDR 7 4 2 LDR LDR 8 .5 LDR LDR only ^ 5 0 0 9 .9 C ’ GC 1 0 2 LDR LDR out-of pocket 11 9 .5 HIP-A AIC 12 2 5 .2 1 1 (904) 532-2424 13 2 4 SE AIC 1863 Saxon Btvd. 14 3 .6 C GC DELTONA 15 2 8 .2 LDR LDR PRICES MAY VARY WITH LOCATION 1 6 1 4 .6 LDR LDR MODELS OPENi 10 am • 6 pm Man.-Sat. • 1-5 pm Sundays Abbreviation*: *71.900 Puretuw Price, 9.79% Sure Bond, HIP • High Intensity Planned 1-4 Hi Interstate 4 High Intensity *19,000 Down Payment AutMnce, APS WIC • WsstsWs Industry and Commerce A1C - Airport industry and Commerce HIP-A - High intensity Planned • Airport C • Commercial GC • General Commercial I . industrial LDR - Low Density Residential Public-Semi-Public SE • Suburban Estates MDR -15 - Medium Density Residential, 15DU / A HDR - High Density Residential

A pubfle hearing on the proposal will be held on Monday, June 14,1099, at 7:00 o’clock P.M. or as toon thereafter a t posable, by the City Commission of Sanford, Florida, in the City Commission of Sanford, Florida, in the City Commission Room, City Hail, 300 North Park Avenue, Sanford, Florida. The City Commission will consider adopting amendments to the Future Land Usa Plan Element and tha Future Land Usa nan Map of the Comprehensive Plan.

Interested parties may appear at tha meeting and be heard regarding tha adoption of tha proposed plan amendment

Copies of tha proposed amendment to the Future Land Usa Plan Element of the Comprehensive Plan are available at the Department of Engineering and Planning and at the City Clark's Office, City Halt, Sanford, Florida, and may be Inspected by tha public.

ADVICE TO THE PUBLIC: IF A PERSON DECIDES TO APPEAL A DECISION MADE WITH RESPECT TO ANY MATTER CONSIDERED AT THE ABOVE MEET ’fQ, OR HEARING, HE MAY NEED A VERBATIM RECORD OF THE PROCEEDINGS, INCLUDING, THE TESTIMONY AND OUDAY EVIDENCE, WHICH RECORD IS NOT PROVIDED BY THE CITY OF SANFORD. (FS 266.0105)

PER 80N 8 WITH DISABILITIES NEEDING ASSISTANCE TO PARTICIPATE IN ANY OF THESE PROCEEDINGS SHOULD CONTACT THE HUMAN RESOURCES OFFICE ADA COORDINATOR * FHA/VA Financing Available imp iiTKniQiyiiuiioirixoni c n c M t io * AT 3 3 0 *5 6 2 6 | [wftr 1 u Whm

Wmil to Refinance or ( ash Out \rc \ou Ku\ mg or Ruildin i I Ionic

I iiln In v.iliii K.iii

kip ilio mmiili \ mill i

Closing on a Mortgage in June? I^ax LJs Your Good Faith Estimate & We Will Beat It! l p i n t H i l CCS

Sc Huhlu K&punol Outside Orlando 1-800-365-8950 - . • . ; . . • , Call Now! Call Now! Apply By Phone!

l Sports Semtnoto Herald, Sanlord. Honda • Sunday. June 6. 1999 • 1B

Assistant baseball honors Sports Editor Oviedo gets three; Lake Mary and Is R ivers Seminole the right one each on All-State

man for m r o r t SANFORD * They air five young men who had great sea- M ag ic? ■on'a on the baaeball field In 1099 and they were rewarded for It on Friday. ORLANDO * So the Magic The Oviedo Lions of head think Doc Rivera Is the right coach Kenne Drown was the man for the job? class of the county this season Think again. and It dtd not go unnoticed as As of Friday. Rivera still three members of the squad, all hadn’t agreed to take the Magic Juniors, were recognized for All­ coaching Job. He wants four State honors. guaranteed years, something Lake Mary High School senior only commanded by the likes of Jose Tormos. probably the best a Pat Reilly or Phil Jackson. player In the county this year, Out even If the Magic changes and Seminole High School their minds (they will) and offer senior Chaz Lytle, the best all­ him four years, la It the right thing to do? around player In the county, vho wire the leaders of their Let's take a look at the cur­ respective teams Dial won over rent state of the Orlando Magic. Oviedo High School s Paul Lubrano (lop. left) was a Second Team 20 games this season were also First of all. despite Its giddy All-State selection, while teammate Justin Holmes (bottom, left). rewarded with All-Slate slots. season, the Magic Is much more like the team. In reality, that Lake Mary High School's Jose Tormos and Seminole High School's Raul Lnbrano. a lefthanded lost In four games to Philadel­ Chaz Lytle (above) were Third Team All-State picks and Oviedo’s pttcher. was undefeated until Blaine Schulte was named All-State Honorable Mention In voting the reglonals and was named to phia In the playoffs than the the Second Team In Class BA. team that tied for the best rec­ announced Friday by the Florida High School Activities Association Justin Holmes, a second ord In the Eastern Conference (FHSAA) and the Florida Sports Writers Association (FSWA). baseman for the Lions, and the during the abbreviated regular Lubrano. a junior pitcher. Holmes and Schulte, junior Infielders, powerful Tormos. who played season. mostly first base this season for The main thing the Magic and Tormos. a senior defensive hitter/Tirst baseman, were elected in Class 6A, while Lytte, a senior pitcher/outfielder, was named as an coach Allen Tuttle's Rams, were needs to do la aeiect a leader. both named to the Third Team Penny Hardaway and Chuck mfielder in Class 5A. Daly's cat fighting throughout the season eventually led to a ‘six-game losing streak that drained the energy of the team down the stretch run. Friend So the Magic has several oo- lions including: 'Letting Penny know this la his team and that he can pretty getting much do anything he wants. That's not uncommon in the NBA. Magic Johnson once got a coach fired and the replace­ ment turned out to be Reilly. results Do you think that Penny, who undermined Daly and prevtoua coach Brian Hill. wtO take a 37- year-old Doc Rivers seriously? Hiring Rivers lets Penny i with know that It's his team. •Dumping Penny. i Over the past two yean he's proven to be more trouble than he's worth. The current rumor P.E.P. Is that the Magic Is looking at i trading Penny to Boston for Kenny Anderson and Antoine A N T SPORTS ED ITO R Walker, a perfect move for the Magic. i SANFORD - Rick Friend Is Just 40 years old. but he fig­ Sure. It will be a tough P.R. ures he can work out until he's call, but Anderson la a great at least 140. lnt guard who has never Friend Is a personal trainer at Krd up to potential. In the Platinum Gym. formerly World's right situation, he's the answer. Qym in Sanford. He says that Remember, he's the first he can almost guarantee results Stephan Marbury. in two weeks for anyone will to Walker Is a rebounding force work with him through his and can supply the scoring that P.E.P. program that he and his Bo Outlaw and Ike Austin ca n t It's two starters for one. wife, Shelly, offer at the gym. The PEP program teaches lt’a also removing someone proper form and the Intensity that Is becoming a cancer to the level needed to build muscle team. density. 'Hiring Doc and keeping Penny. *! guarantee that moat people will see results in two weeks." Again, will Penny respect a he said. "I can't chain anyone's young coach when he didn't re­ spect the coach of the Dream refrigerator and I can't make Team, an NBA Hall-Of-Famer? someone train who doesn't want Personal trainer Rick Friend (left) puts client Candice Doc has leas rspn lence and Friday. Friend and Ms wNs Shelly art offering the P.E.P. program, which Community Colege softball player) through her paces s knowledge of the game ijup H f teaches proper form and the Intensity level needed to build muscle density. and look what happened them. Also, if Penny stays, who runs • point next year? Darrell Armstrong is a cute. ' fuzzy story and he's fun to From the Eagle’s Nest: watch. He also can't be a full­ Seminole County ; time point guard In the NBA. I Over an 83-game season, he ! will break down with his fre­ Flag Football weekly n e t ic pace. He also can't play Golfing news and notes ■ defense. Using him at point and slipping Penny to the two-spot Jeffs membership and promotions experience moves Nick Anderson to the and are confident that hts knowledge will keep scores and highlights ) three and makes for a lack of SANFORD - If you’re a golf traditionalist, you the Legacy Club one of the top golf courses In defense. have to check out Old Fashioned Golf at Mayfair the area.*... plode to the top oi the stand­ 'Hiring someone else as Country Club. Once a month, the club hosts a II hasn't been a successful start to the PGA fifcKMntTIe HERAlil ings this week facing the ; coach. tournament featuring players wearing old-time Tour season for Seminole County's three Tour Lawmen. golf outfits at the historic club and the event la players. Donnie Hammond is sitting at 188 on ALTAMONTE SPR1NQS - With The Bomb turned out to be | First of all. no recyclables, only a week left in the regular ; please. No Del Harris, no BUI open to anyone. The next event la June 7 with a the money list, followed by Mike Briskey (179) a dud however, with no more 2:30 p.m. shotgun atari. There a re prizes for the and Fulton Allcm (188). To keep an exemption season the playoff picture for than a fizzle after a 19-6 Muaaelman. no Jim Lyman. top three teams os well as closest to the pin and the Altamonte Springs Adult • The Magic isn’t going to win on the tour, players must finish In the top 125 or beating by the Lawmen. putting contests. Cost Is only $45 per person win a PGA tournament... Spring Flag Football League Brian Foley got things the NBA title next year, or the; ana Includes food. Players must arrive by 2 la still up in the air. year after. It's a team In tranM* p.m.... The Diamond Players Club Golf Academy will started with a six-yard touch­ tlon that needs to use the Port­ host Ita Junior Oolf Learn to Play Membership at LAWMEN DIFFUSE down grab from Gunner land Trail Blazers as a model. Jeff Hudson was recently named the general Weldva Golf Club. It is open to boys and girls 8 ­ Smith. Portland was stuck in the mire manager of the Legacy Club at Alaqua Lakes. He 18 and members may play any day after 3 p.m. THE BOMB Later tn the UUrd quarter. of playoff appearances and * had been working as the Interim director. "Jeff Memberships are good for a year and members After exploding In the face Smith would prove worthy of and I have had a long term relationship In the must attend an etiquette and rules seminar with of the Horsemen last week. hts given name "Gunner" with golf business." said Mike Moser. Club Opera­ PGA Teaching Professional Jeff Jones. Call 925­ The Bomb were ready to ex- tions Manager. "We are very Impressed with 2855 for information... 2B • Seminole Herald. Sanford. Florida • Sunday, June 6, 1999

F l a g ------but it m akes winning all that able to buy time with his Signal Zero tries to beat the Continued from Page IB the Cham pionship Game will be off for the Memorial Day holi­ much nicer." moves, before connecting with Bom b. played nt noon. a day. the Casselberry Adult Chris Lerrh for the go nhead The playoffs will be held on Spring Flnge Football League 52-yard strike (o Rick Kelley, OUTCASTS KNOCK touchdown. Sunday, June 13th. The top: CASSELBERRY SET putting the Lawmen further will return to action tills Mon­ OUT HORSEMEN Damian Pilloy would udd the seeded team will have Its TO R ESU M E day, June 7th at G:30 p.m. at ahead 12-0. extra point, and 14-7 would be choice of playing In cither the With their playoff lives CASSELBERRY - Aftrr Inking CandyLand Park. Robert Jones continued his the flmil. 10 n.m. or 11 n,m. game and Ureal season hauling In a 4 0 hanging In the balance the With the results, the only yard touchdown pass from Horsemen needed a win to stay thing clear about the playofT Dwayne Rackard. to close the alive. picture Is who will be Involved. gap to 12*6 early In the fourth But The Outcasts would not The Lawmen. ’Signal Zero and quarter. cooperate and eliminated the the Outcasts are all 5-2, while But (he Uawinen offense could I lorsemcn from the post season The Bomb Is 4-3. NASCAR’s top three series not l>c rattled as Smith lead hts with a 14-7 loss. The final week will decide leant rigid back down the field. Damian Pilloy got The Out­ who Is seeded In first place. If Ja m e s Egan hauled in two casts off to the early start with a the Playoffs were to start today, 14-yard touchdown grab from hit the track this weekend catches to convert on two fourth the Lawmen, because of tie­ Darren Hodges. downs to help sustain the breakers. would play The Bomb By Dean Smith I ■tint tar Orand Mx. purvtvtorisl. 41. IS) Denote Setrrr. Dodge Ham. 119 232 drive. With 1:22 left to play. That would be all the offense D Fill Cart Inn*. Fted F-180. 119X17, and Signal Zero would draw the SPORTS EDITOR tkibby IllUln Jr . Chevrolet Munir Carlo Kick Kelley would run it In from for the first half as both de­ O utcosts. provisional. 42 (221 Strvr Grissom. 10 0 0 Si.icy Compton. Dodge Ham. eight-yards to seal the game. fenses clamped down. Chevrolet Monte Carlo. provtoimul; 43 110017; II (13 Jay Hauler, Chevrolet Late tn the fourth quarter, The last week features The SANFORD - It will be a busy (27) Casey Annual. Chevrolet Monte Silverado. IIH7UH. 12 (IN Dutch Miller. The bomb had a lot to say Dodge Kant. 116864. 13 (14) M ck’ with the game tied at 7-7, The Lawmen taking on the Horse­ weekend for the stars of Carta, provisional about l>catlng us all week." said men. The O utcasts will have a NASCAR as nil three of Its top Failed to Quality Cruaionl Fun! F- i 60, 11R 444: 14. (SS) fkm Outcasts would go for ft on (47) Andy Santerrr, Chevrolet Monte ILufirkl. Fieri F-180 I I 6 326. 18 (781 Egan after the game. “We tried forfeit win from Late Hit, and series will be In action. not to get involved in all that. fourth and goal. Hodges was Carlo. I8I.2UO. Ml) Jerry Olanvtlte, Marty Houston. Chevrolet Silverado CtKvnlrt Munir Carlo. ISO 031: (90) llrud 116247. Hi (251 Kandy Tolanta. Dodge Friday, Bobby Labontc won limey. Chevrolet Monte Carlo. 150 41*1 Him IIH 131 his third straight pole position (72) llrrmle Sadler. Chevrolet Monlr 17. 1521 Sintl lla n v n . Chevrolet events offered In each. All categories are of­ (including The Winston) In his Carlo. 18007* 1411 Joey McCarthy. Sthenulu. IIH 102. IH (27) Dmnle Kuril. iff. - ..--rt fered to both males and females. Joe Gibbs owned Pontiac Qrand Chevrolet Monte Carlo 140 720 (121 John Fiad F 150 117 H77. Ill Oil Kevin. 6-aad-Ua4*r _ long Jump. lOO-nrtTef *dash. lYealon. Ford Taurua. 140 223 (83 llank Cywkttlu lied F-180. 117 S7U. 20 NU U b U d i Grand Prtx aa the top 32 cars Parker J r , Cltevtukl Monte Carlo. I-u k t . Nonrh Chevrolet Silverado 1.600-meter run (mile). 400-meter dash. broke the existing track record 14670* Bfll Lyndon AmkV Chevrolet 117.776; 21. I HH) Terry U n k . Chevrolet 9-and-lO _ long Jump, high Jump. 100- for Sunday's MBNA Platinum Monte Cteta 146033. Sdveraik) 117002 22 (73 David Starr. LAKE MARY SUMMER TRACK meter dash. 1.600-meter nin (mile). 400- 400 Winston Cup race at Chevrolet Silverado 117000. 23 0 ) LAKE MARY _ The 19th Annual Lake Mary meter dash. NASCAR CRAFTSMAN Kandy Held row, Chrviulet Stheradu. Dover. Delaware. 110 S I* 24 1161 Iket llomaitoy. Chevrotot High School Summer Track Series will take ll-and -13 _ long Jump, high Jump, 100- Dick Trickle also broke the TRUCK SERIES Stherado. 110 503 plncc over the four Monday evenings In June meter dash. 1.600-meter run (mile), 400- track record at Dover for today's COCA-COLA 200 75 1419 lkJ> Megan Fled F-180. at the Lake Maiy High School Track Complex meter dash. MBNA 200 for the Busch Orand 116310. 26 17) I tryan Keflner Chevrolet BATVEU^rs'LIJOCUP Stherailu 110 238. 27 M l) Kandy at Don T. Reynolds Stadium. lS-tlm ragb-lB _ long Jump, high Jump. National Scries In his The meets are open. to any and all age I . (90 One IMBe. Fted F-180. 130 631 ;X MarDorudd lied F-180. IIS V TX 26 0 0 100-meter dash, 1.600-meter run (mile), Schneider's Trucking Chevrolet (2) Mike Wallace. Ford F I SO. 120 634. 3 Mike Slftaiuk. Fnrd F -IM ) prw tm vul 2* groups, both male and female, and has be­ 400-mcter dash. Monte Carlo. (24) Jack Sprague. Chevrolet Silverado H I Kyan Mitllynn. Clicvrulet Stheradu. come a regular family affair with several prtMtkeul. 30 (23 110 IkeuArld lft-tkiowgfc-29 _ long Jump, high Jump, 60- Meanwhile. at Bristol, 120 86* 4 « * Mike Htto* Fieri F-180. members of a family taking port. 120 SSS. 8 I9S) Kevin llarvkk. Ford F-180. Chevrolet Sthrraila. printvtieial. 3). dm yard low hurdles. 100-meter dash. 1.600- Tennessee. Qreg Blfffe won the Field events (long Jump and high Jump) will meter run (mile), 400-meter dash. 120.10* & 001 Andy llouaton. Chevrolet Danny IkagwrU lin t F I50. provN tonal begin at 5:30 p.m. and running events (60- pole for today’s Craftsman Silverado, 110 86* 7. (43 Jimmy 32 021 Kandy Newman. Chevrolet 30-Uuon|k-3B . long jump, high jump, 60- Truck Series Coca-Cola 200 In Iknaky. Ik>l(r Ham. 110 830. H III Sdvm do im 006 ______yard low hurdles, iDO-meter dash, mile and yard low hurdles, 100-meter dash. 1.600- his Jack Roush-prepared Ford 400-mcter run) will start at 6:30 p.m. and meter run (mile), 400-meter dash. F - 150. will be run each Monday evening on June 40-thiM gfc-49 _ long Jump, high jump, 60- 6lh. June 13th. June 20th and June 27th. yard low hurdles, 100-meter dash. 1.600- The cost is $1 per person, per meet and meter run (mile), 400-meter dash. NASCAR WINSTON CUP each competitor may enter four events (1/8* SO-aad-Ovsr _ long jump, h igh Jump. 60- MBNA PLATINUM 4 0 0 it WsEkkaual SaUail Inch or 5MM spikes allowed). yard low hurdles. 100-meter dash. 1.600- Ribbons will be awarded to the lop three meter run (mile), 400-meter dash. nnMTVQUAurriiiQ male and top three female finishers in each I. (IM Hubby Labuntc. Pontiac Ormnd Sava *500 on Naw 89'il For additional Information contact Michael Prtx. 156320. X 0M Dale Jarrrtt. Font age group In each event. Gibson at 333-2370. or Lionel Bonck at 321 - Taurus. 18687* X 01 ktorti Martin. Pint Following ore the age groups and Individual 8854. Taurus. 18632* 4 186) Kenny Wallace. Itrvrolrt Monte Carta, 186144. X (IM TRX ^00 FWX Kevin Lepage, Fled Taurua. 157 929 TRX 300X & (441 Kyle Petty. Pontiac Grand Prtx. F r i e n d ------187.61* 7. 1941 Hill Ukott. Fad Taurua. 187.722: 6 (2) Hutty Wallace, ta d Was ‘4,399 Was ‘5,199 Continued from Page IB something." he said. nukes It easy for everyone to Taunts. 187.70* * (12) Jeremy May W t There are over 300 ways to Friend encourages a high understand. Feed Taurus. 167. 86* 10. 01) MSe - ‘500 S av e - ‘500 work out. I base my system on level of flexibility with. his _ lb get In touch with Rick or Skinner. Chevrolet Monte Carlo. IS7.467. S av e one that has worked for over 18 Shelly Friend, call 332-4703 or II. O l) KUotl Sadkr. Fted Taurua. training. In fact, despite his 187.40* IX (49 John Andrrm. Pontiac years. If people do It correctly, muscular bulk, he can perform call Platinum Oym. The Friends Grand Prtx. 187.43* IX (0 Jerry Nadeau. N o w * N o w * they won’t get Injured and they a split with no problem. have proven that their program Fted Taurua, 187. 2S7; 14. 04) Jeff 3,899 4,899 will see results." works. Oortkx,. Chevrolet Monte Carta, 187X4* His love for health care and IS. (22) Ward Durian, tattlac Orand Prtx. Friend has been prominent fitness la something he tries to 187.137. on the local fitness scene for pass on to everyone. He be­ I* (33) Ken Schradw. Chevrolet Monte years, but he doesn't ace him­ lieves everyone should have a Carta. IB7.I2X 17. MU David Orccn. self stopping any time soon. fitness dub membership and, A U -S ta te Chevrolet Monte Carta 187.12X 16 09) ‘Right now. I'm 40," he sold. Wally DaUenbach. Chevrolet Monte Just as importantly, actually use M P E s U Cteta.IB6.S4* 1 * 0 0 Kenny M i Fted "I want to train until Fm 140." . It.. f it. . j i , Taurus. IBSJOft X* (It) Brett tkxSns. Friend started when he. ..was. .. 7Wtight*, art something .any­ -m-Class OA ftxan infWder. and Fted It e m . 186.726. NO 12 years old as a black belt tn 21. 07) Chad u n k . Fted Taurua. Dbwa ly n w r one can do." he said. "If some­ designated hitter, respectively. 18646*3X00 i«ck Mast. Fted Taurus. karate. He said he saw himself one works out twice a week, Lytle, who played strictly getting overweight so he went IS6L66X XX (10 Mdqr Midi Fted OasIlRwiTiat even for 15 minutes, they can pitcher and centerfield this Taurus. 186601: 24 0 0 Tbny Stewart. JOO 414, ft JOO, on a diet. stay alive." Besson for coach Mike Powers' Pbntlnc Qrand Pm. 186461: 28. (7) He also started to lose Sounds easy enough. Friend Fighting Scminoles, was named Michael Wattitp. Chevrolet Monte Carta. RjatTro JOO 4*4 matches. can make it sound easy or get to the Third Team in Class 5A "I wanted to put the weight complex about working o u t The as an lnfielder. Honda nukes America's most popular ATVs. And two of our models are back on with muscle Instead of "PEP rep." the basic of all The final player to be men­ about to become a lot more popular. Because now you can |et 7.9% APR fat. but there’s an art to that bodybuilding moves, defines tioned in Uu Mate Ust was financing and no down payment' on all new Honda FourtVax* 300a kind of thing." how many reps (repetitions) are Oviedo first baseman Blaine and FourTYax 900 4x4t. So make tracks to your Honda dealer today. He read articles, studied needed tor else, shape and Schulte, who hit many a home Because on June 30th, this offer Is going to hit the trail bodybuilding technique, and definition. Are fast reps better run this season and was named then realized something. than slow? Does the number to Honorable Mention In Class A lot of the masters of karate even nutter at all? •A. were dying young, usually with Frtend recommends 8*10 • Those five playef)i Join Winter big pot bellies. reps fbr each set during a Springs sophomore pitcher 3401 fit Maw 1 7 * 8 "I saw others who were 80 or workout. He can describe hts Chris Maher, who made Honor­ 90 years old and looked great, system In layman’s terms that able Mention In Class 3A. so I figured they must know Legal Notices Jeff H V M S 1 I Its plan and put together a team with a vision in mind. Now the BUaera are fighting (or s title. Go for a young coach, but one with experience and a mean strew. Scott Sklles Is the perfect choice. L a s t • s s s f t l llw t: Verv qufstfy, Lym an One sm all grad and Sen FHincl*co Giant pitcher Chile vs MIGDALIA DEJESUS and Brock Is putting together an em etknt season, EDWIN MALDONADO. leading the tram with seven wtne. •tal. step-through for men. Dale orients AMENDED HOTWS OS FORBCLOSURS SALS None* to hereby gtovn Mat pursuant to *n Order Rescheduling Foreclosure Sato 184X1* * (Ml David Green, Chevrolet dated May 14, IMS. and enter­ Monte Cteta 184-118. & B it Michael ed to atoll cat* number WalUlp. Chevrolet Monte Carla 18X172: •702344CA. ol IN* Circuit Court 7. M m hr wry. Chevrolet Monte Carta. ol lh« Itlh Judicial Circuit In 18X740: X 0 0 Kenmr WcBec*. Chevrolet and for Samlnoto County, Monte Carlo. 18180* ft (90 Mfte M o n . Florida, wherein CHASE MAN­ Chevrolet Monte Carta 18X40* MX 0 3 HATTAN WONTOAGE CORPO­ Johnny Benson. Chevrolet Monte Carta RATION. to Plaintiff and 181 301: 11. (431 Shane Ha& Chevrolet MIGDALIA DEJEEUS. EDWIN MALDONADO. SASHA MAL- Monte Carta 18X381: IX {Ml Mfte OONAOO. SEMINOLE COUNTY. McLaughlin. Chevrolet Monts Carta A POLITICAL SUBDIVISION OF tor cash st fte Was! Punt Door 16X34* IX 04) Ocottvy Bodtac. THE STATE OF FLORIDA, to/ara of Ike Seminole County Chevrolet Monte Carta 18X28* IX (17) DelencUm(s). I will Mil to Iha Courthouse. Sanford, Florida, Malt Kcnseth. Chevrolet Monte Carta high** I and b*«l bidder for at the hour of 11:00 x.m., on Its 18X263; IX (3 Dale gamhardt Jr.. cash si th* west front door of 1st day ol JULY. 10M, !ha lot- Chevrolet Monte Carlo. 18X224. th* Ssm-nols County court- lowing dasertbsd property: 16 (77) Bd BrTrter. Fted Taurus. hous* m Sanlord. Ssminol# Lot 14. GENEVA TIN RACE, HEIM, 01VI(BIS. ORMTIia. 18X224: 17. M Tbdd Bodtne Chevrolet County. Florida, at 11:00 A.M. according to tha ptol thareot, ASSIGN ESI, UEN06S. Monte Carta 18X 21* IX (87) Jason on th* 24th day ot JUNE. IMS. as racordsd In Plat Book 11, C6EDIT06S. TRUSTEES Keller, Chevrolet Monte Carta 18X17* tha following dsscribed proper­ Papa 14. Public Hscorda at AND ALL OTKiR FARTlSl IS. M Hm M n a Pontiac Ormnd Prtx. ty as sat forth In said Final taminola County. Florid* CLAIM! NO AN MTtRe6f>«V. 18104* 20. MM J * Pulcr. Chevrolet Judgment, to «nt DATED M s Mth day of May. TM60UGH, UNOCA OR Monu Carta IttJM c 21. 0 0 Mufc One ^ant leap for the AIV industry. LOT $2. PALM POINT. AS PER ion. AGAINST DOUGLAS Q. PLAT IN PLAT 600K BO. PAOES Green. Chevrolet ManU Carta 18X70* Maryanns Moras VICKI RS; LVNN VICK IRS. 22. (4) Jeff Purvis, Chevrolet Monu Carta IB THROUGH 71. INCLUSIVE, Clark Circuit Cowl PUDLIC RECORDS OF SEMI- A/K/A LVNN 0. VICKIM , 18X66* 21 (141 I n k Irvin, tailtac Asftittr * J ------T 9 - HOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA m LI VINO AN04F DIABr V Qnmd M s. ISX 84* 24. 01) Tony toner. Deputy Clark THI UNKNOWN 6POU6B. Pontiac Qrand Ms. 18X817; 28 (101 rtkl NOTE PURSUANT TO THE ROGER D. BEAR, P A FAIR DEBT COLLECTION HEIRS. 01V IH U . Parsons. Chevrolet Monte Cette 181804, s M b d mi M l K m V t h i Ad ky as yw ikybA * ♦ * h ttd PRACTICES ACT YOU ARE AO- PO Boa 4SSI ORANTEC6. ASSIONHI. 26. (93 Dave Blaney, Pontiac Grand Ms. Orlando, FL StSOt WMisty.'asttMdttstBxhrllV'i m h u m dWft VISED THAT THIS LAW FIRM IS UINORfl. CREDITORS. 18X407:27. f44LTtary Ubonu. Chevrolet Altornay* lor Plaintiff 4sws-ls-ssrth Ixhsslsfly ls4sy. k c k a t w m l phoducts DEEMED TO BE A DEBT COL­ TRUSTIES AND ALL Monu Carta 162.383:2* (US Andy Kitty, LECTOR ATTEMPTING TO COL­ If you ars a parson with s dto* OTHER PARTIES CLAIMING ability who noodt any eceom- Chevrolet Monte Carta 18X291: 2* 031 LECT A DEBT ANO ANY INFOR­ BY. THROUGH. UNDER OR Jed Green. Chevrolet Monte Carlo. MATION 0BTA1HI0 WILL BE modation in order to psrtlslpsla AGAINST LVNN VICKSR6 in this proceeding. you nr* anti- 18X27* 30 (IB TWd Christopher. 0 1fn F a m t F u n USED FOR THAT PURPOSE . A/K/A LVNN 0 VICKERS; ' Chevrolet Menu Carta 16X123. Osl*d h* 24th day of Msy. Uad. at no cost to you, to tha LDNOWOOD GREEN IMS provision of certain assistance HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION Ing ■ special accommodation 31. gnt Ward Burton. Pontiac Qrand MARYAN NE MORSE Please conlael ADA OF LONOWOOO. INC.; to participate In this proceeding Ms. 18X06* 3X (SB Ellon Sawyer. Ford Coordinator si SOI N. Park Ctork of Circuit Court JOHN DOE AND JANE DOE should contact tha Clark of tha Taurus. 18X00* 3X 0 3 Wayne Otufah. Dy Jans E Jatvwnc Avenue. Suits NSQ1, Sanford, AS UNKNOWN TENANTS » Chevrolet Monte Carta 161.763: I L U Dspuly Ctork Florida 12171, Telephone (407) CODlLIS 4 STAWIARSKI US-4110, sat 4127 wtftin two 4010 Boy Scout Boulevard (2) working days of year receipt Suit* 450 ol this Summons; If you art Tampa. Floods >1407 hearing or voice impaired, can NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Tsltphon* (St3)S77-tOM 1-100-111-1771. pursuant to a Summary Final CSS #97-041 E2 Publish JunaS, IS, 11*1 Judgment of forscloauwdalad Publish Msy 30. snd June S, DSD-47 IMS Ca m Mo iSRm CA 14 M l lilt DEC-241 Circuit Court of tk e lS T H Seminole Herald, Sanford, Florida - Sunday, June 6, 1999 - 31

Legal Notices Legal Notices Legal Notices Legal Notices Legal Notices Legal Notice* Legal Notices Legal Notices

N O TIC I OF CITY OF LAKE MANY HOTIOB OF CITY OF LAKE MARY, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FLORIDA CHANOB OF LAND USB NOTTOI OF m THE cm curt COURT IR TN I OIRCUIT OOURT, PUBLIC AUCTION M TH« CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH NOTICE NOTICE IB HEREBY BIVIN ON AN D ! OF LAND USE II4NTEIRTN JUDICIAL Nolle* la hereby given: NOTICE IE HEREBY DIVSN FOR SIMRtOLI CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR JUDICIAL CIRCUIT Saminol* Wmckar Service will OF PUBLIC NIARINO that tha City ol Laka Mary City COUNTY, FLORKUk COUNTY, FLORIDA IN AND FOR NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN by Commtoilon will hold a public that lha City of Lak* Mary City ■EMIHDll COUNTY, sail at Public Auction for ail- Commission will hold a public RRourt orvmoN FLORIDA. EEMINOLE COUNTY, th* City Commission of tho City hearing la dltcutt a amall acala FTLB NO.i SS*4S4*CR vaga for cash on demand to hearing lo ditcut* a small teala FILI NO.: M -M C-CR 0ASE NO.t ■M*ISIT*0A*t4-P FLORIOA highast bidder. Ih* following of Lak* Mary. Florida, that said amendment to tha City'* FIRE ESTATE Of amendment to lha Cily'a m PS ESTATE OF BANC ONE FINANCIAL Caaa Na.t SS.fOST-DR.OS.P dascribad vehicle*. Commission will hold * Public Comprahonalva Plan Future DAVIO W1LUAM NIELSEN. SERVICES. INC . a IN RE The Marriage ol Hairing on Jun* t7. IBS*, at Land Uaa Map Thi* moating Comprehensive Plan Future ANNA MARIE QRIENUAF. Jun* 14, 1444 Land U*a Map This masting M/Va Anna M Or— nl— I. al/Va David W Nwteen. corporation, OARV K WALLACE. •7 Dodge P/U 7 00 PM., or as soon lharaaftar will ba held Jun* 17, IM S at Daceaaad Plaintiff. Husband. as possible, to consider Lak* Mary City Hall. 100 North will b* hald Thursday. Jun* 17. Dacaaaad Vln 4 JB7FLI4D3HP0SU27 1S4S al Laka Mary City Hall. NOTICI va. and T7>* auction will b* held al Second Reading and adoption Country Club Rood, Lak* Mary. NOTICI MARLINE J WALLACE. ot an Ordinance entitled. Florida at 7 00 PM. 100 North Country Club Road, w-vOF immwl^PPWlWEflMBIIITHSTIIIN i vvw*f 1 aeVV MARY B ALLEN AND 11 00 pm on th* aald data* Tha admtmelrahon of lha at lata ol Wife AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY Tha property to be considered lake Mary. Florida at 7 00 PM the Mlnwlatnhanol lha aatoto of UNKNOWN SPOUSE, above Al lamlnola Wrack ar DAVID WIUJAM NIELSEN, a/fc/a IF MARRIED; AND NOTICE OF ACTION OF LAKE MARY. FLORIOA. for thi* amendment to approal- Tha proparty to ba considered ANNA MARIE QAEENLEAF. a/k/a Service 2S40 S Myrtle Ay* fnr this amendment it approil- Oavd W Ntotaan. dacaatad. Fla UNKNOWN TENANT(S), TO MARLINE J WALLACE Sanlord. Fla. 32771 Pmapacllva PROVIDING A SHORT TITLE; malely 1.704 acre* In tlra Tha Anna M Oraarieat. dacaaaad. Fla Number H J t L C P la pandng ki S710 Fountain Aranu* PROVIDING FOR LEGISLATIVE applicant to requeuing a mataty 3 97 sera* In airs. Tha Nianbar S4-44S-CP la pending in Dafandant(s) bfddam may Inspect vehicles lha Circuit Court lor Seminole NOTICE OF SALE Tampa. FL 3S4IS INTENT AND FINDINGS OF change in tutur* land u«* des­ applicant to requesting a Itw Cm: ml Court lor la franc la ona hour prior to sal* Terms Cosily. Fbrldi. Probata Division, NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN YOU ARE NOTIFIEO lhal a FACT: PROVIDING FOR THE ignation from Low Danilty change In future land uaa des­ County Florida, Pmtwte Onnafon ara cash or corliflod funds ignation tram Low Oanaity tie addreat of which la Semmle that, pursuant lo an Order or a Petition lor Oisaolullon ol Sami note Wmckar reserve* th* CREATION OF LAKE COMO Raaidantial to Low/Madium t a add*** tH which t» Earrrnui* final Judgment of foreclosure Marriage has bean filed against ESTATES PLANNED UNIT Oanaity Raaidantial. Tha prop­ Residential lo Public/laml- County Courthouse. Sanlbtd. FL right la accopt or m|*et any and Public. Th* proparty is general­ County Courthouse, San lord FL entered In lha abova-eaptlonad you and you at* required lo all bid* DEVELOPMENT DISTRICT; arty to generally described at: STM 9STTI ly dascribad •*: Tha name* and arkhaaaai of lha action, I wM sail the property ••rve a copy ol your written Publish Jun* 4, I t t l APPROVING THE FINAL DEVEL­ From the South wait comar ol Tha nan a, and addraaaaa of lha Lot* II. IE. IF, IE. 93. 94. 9S. personal rupee a*n lathe and lha altualsd In Saminol* County, da fans**. II any lo II on lha PEP-SI______OPMENT PLAN APPLICABLE •action S. Town* hip 10 South. lanonal rapraaanialwa and lha Attorney lor Petitioner. Michael THERETO. AMENDING THI Rang* 30 Ea*t, lamlnola 9* and together with a portion pawonal represents toe's altomay florid*, dascribad at CITY OF LARI MARY lanonal fajraaanlatfv*'* attornay LOT F. ACADEMY MANOR. Fender, Eaquir* al I I I South CITY'S OFFICIAL ZONINO MAP; County. Florida: run of Ih* vacated right-of-way lo ara *al larth balm Maitland Ava . Sulla 100. NOTICE OF PROVIDING CONDITIONS TO N i r S l 'I I 'E . along th* South th* aaat. Block 34. Crystal Laka ALL INTERESTED PERSONS ARE UNIT ONE. ACCORDING TO CNAN4I OF LAND USE Winter Horn#* Subdivision. Plat ALL INTERESTED PERSON* ARE THE PLAT THEREOF AS Maitland Florid* 317S1, on or THE APPROVAL OF THE Sna ol aald taction I, a dis­ NOTIFIED THAT NOT1FIE0 THAT balor* JUNE 30 I H I and Id* NOTICE IB NSRIBV BIVEM PLANNE0 UNIT DEVELOPMENT tance ol 11S1.11 tool, ttwnc* Book 3. Pago 114-1 IS, at RCCOROEO IN PLAT BOOK IS. that tha City of Lake Mary City A* paraona on whom Hat nobca AS paraona on whom Itea none# lha original with lha clerk ol DISTRICT; PROVIDING FOR run NOO'tl'40'W. (I ll SB loot recorded In Ih* public records PAOE *1 OF THE PUBLIC Commission will hold a public n aarvad who hav* ofyacliona that m aarvad who have obyec tuna lhal this court either balor* service SEVERABILITY. CONFLICT! to Ih* Point ol Beginning; of Samfnoto County, Florida, chalrnga lha vehdKy of lha wd. lha RECORDS OF EEMINOLE hearing lo discuss a small seal* chalanaa lha quakkcanona ol lha COUNTY. FLORIDA, alto known on lha petitioner's attorney or AND EFFECTIVE DATE thanea continue North and (yjoirir a Hows of h r pawonal rtpra- amendment to Ih# City's Lota S-13 and north half of personal rrfm tn u im . ranua. or •• lit ACA0IMY AVENUE. immediately lharaaliar. other, Ratontng tha property 00*1!'40*(. 1*0 loot; thane* tentative, venue, or hxwdcbon of Comprehensive Plan Fulum vacated allay. Block 99. Crystal lunadKlan ol thi* Court ara SANFORD. FLOHiOA. S1TM wive a default will be entered dascribad in tha attached legal ran HM*4rtB*E. 101 Ft loot Fm Court ara retyrevd to tie the* Land Usa Map Thi* mealing Laka Wlntar Hornet Subdivi­ •aqierad to Ma lha* otasdon* wnh •I public tala, lo tha highast agamsl you lor lha relief description to Planned Unit thanea ran S0T*3rl**W. ISO ot vac Irons with this Com WITH Ft will ba hald Thursday Juna 17. sion. Plat Book f. Page 114- fm Coral WITHIN THE LATER OF and bad bidder tor cash. Waal demanded in lha Petition Development (PUD) Th* City laat. thanea ran NIB‘47'10*E. TMI LATER OF THREE MONTHS 1SSS al Lake Mary City Hall. 114 11 laat; thane* ran South t it , at recorded In th* public THREE MONTH! AFTER THE DATE Fronl Door SOI North Park Dated on this ISth day ol May. Commiaalon will also consider 100 North Counlry Club Road. 111 toot; Ihonc* run records ot Saminol* County. OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF AFTER THE DATE OF THE FFtST Avenue. In Sanlord, Florida. IMS th* Davalopar'a Agreement for PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE OR Lake Mary. Florida at 7 00 PM IhtoPUO S * r4 F ’10*Wi 4T4.lt tool to lha Florida TMI* NOTICE OR THIRTY DAYS tt.00 a m . on lha 1*1 day of MARYAhNE MORSE THMTY DAYS AFTER THE OAtL Tha property to b* considered ALL THAT TRACT OR PARCEL Point of Beginning. and AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE OF JULY. IM S Clark ol tha Circuit Court tor ih* amoH ecat* amendment OF SERVKE OF A COPY OF THIS By Sally Jaainlo OF LAND LYING IN THE TOGETHER with an Eaaamant Tha aoulhaaat 1/4 of lha A CORY OF THIS NOTICE ON DATED Ihia 14th day ol May. t* approximately B IB acme In NOTKE ON THEM At Deputy Clark NORTHWEST 1/4 OF SECTION of Ingrtkt and (groat over lha Southwest 1/4 of lha Southeast THEM IMS til* Th* applicant It request­ Publish May 30. and Jun* S, 4. TOWNSHIP 16 SOUTH. South SO toot of Ih* Wait 1/4 tying North ol Railroad In A* crad low ol Fia decadent art! AS ctwklow ol Fia drcadant and MARYAhNE MORSE ing a change m future land uaa other persons having d erma or CLERK OF COURT RAMQE 36 EAST. CITY OF LAKE TFTS.S4 laat of Section I. taction 4, Township 16 South, other paraona having rlarma or is. io. ms designation from Semmola Rang* 30 Bait. Saminol* demands against decedent's BY: Deborah Conanl DEC-141 MARY. EEMINOLE COUNTY. Township SO South. Rang* 30 drtnanda agsmal decadent'* County Industrial, to Th* City of FLORIDA ANO BEING MORE County. Florida. Deputy Clark Lak* Mary Industrial Tha prop­ (a tt. and atoo lying 10 laal aatata cm whom a copy of h i holla S LobaNo. PA PARTICULARLY DESCRIBED AE each tide ol lha following •Dd! imhca it aarvad wMfan Ifiraa erty is local ad on tha northern That portion ot Old Laka Mary imrSha ahar Fra dataofFw hral FM Black (ton* Building M TN I OIRCUIT COURT FOLLOW* dascribad eanlarim* From th* nvmtha aftar lha data of Fia hral OF THE 14TN JUDICIAL *af ofo l hla Court on May tE, Mad. at no coal to you. to tha TACT THE CITY ADA COORDI­ provision ot certain assistance THE AMENDMENT TO THE M0.(3Mb|. SECTION MDM

4 B - Seminole Herald. San lord. Florida • Sunday. June 6. 1999 To Place Your Ad

Legal Notices 12— E l d e r l y C a re 70 — E ducation & 7 1 — H elp W a n t e d 71— H elp W anted 71— H elp W a n ted 71— H elp W a n ted 7 1 — H e l p W a n t e d T rain in g Aeelaled Living In my home A/C Service Tacha A Inetallera: Eap. Sarvar Needed! Al Shift*. Horn* Ctaanlng-Maid Service Full Tim* ClarlcaV/Cu»tom*r NEW HIRING with eomeone who caret. Immebat* opanmga I Up to $20' Mala or Female Eap Une Cook Pari Tim* to atari Sar m Sail M-F. Eap utatul to RATES ACCREDITED TRUCK SCHOOL hr ♦ vehicle A benefit# 830- Window*, Cu»t RaUbon*. 4 NOTICK OF KALI 407-330-1919 COL. VA/TA Apprv Job Assist Saa John or Cathy. 322-2150 ______407-421-6712______OF VESSEL 7116 DFWP Woltyt Rtttaurant kn* ph aytlam Can Ml ug to 30 NOW HIRING P .rtu .n l lo Ft Slat 321 17(F) C N A CAREGIVER. Very Eipd Wkend classes National Truck JOB$. JOBS$. JOBS! to* Cal Cindy at 3226697 C.N.A'S School 1-900-496-7364 ALUMINUM RECYCLER Wa have over 100 opantngt per the following diacnbrd v t n t l Excellent Rel Seeking FT/ PT Eatrualon Oparalora Tiamtng PT: PRN Aval. will b* sold in public m !» lo Ih# Employment. Your home or It you enfoy meeting new facet potmon 3rd thih. 11-7 Need day. dong a variety ol fob* from Learn the heavy duty/aulomo- Working outdoor*, being bott, warehoute to eonttruetton live clutch tndualry Flywhaai A^phcjboot bethg m p U d fair tvgh#*t bidder lo eelialy a claim Mrs Leave Message 323 2230 7 1 — H e u * W a n t e d tail teamen mechanically In- future FiA- km* opentogt w/ lien by the lienor lor labor Wise Recycang hat your JOB' ckned $« OGTv Located at The clean up No Eap Req Al you grinding, tom e dainrary ACME •GREAT ITARTM Q PAY need It 2 tonne ol ID* Clutch I Same* Co 322 7141 $400 SIGN ON BONUS ! ard/or elorage I SSI REGAL II WAREHOUSE II Sanlord Airport Interview bet Hrgher Pay tor Eqt. "PTO, FL#27711 0 Hull 14— Fo r S ale •Pd/ Train/ Vac/Hollday* of n 9 21 xoo Can Right Hand Man •Benefit Pkg. ta/ 401k match LET US HELP YOU VAC,HOUOAV PAY* Of pay ITT ID ROMOSISOMaiJ LENQTM 35 IMMEDIATE OPENINGS Sanlord 407-32!-2901. Plea* >*»4104______TO BE EMPLOYED keu o< Benefit* Mot Point Dryer at/ cod *100. •TUaa.- Set, 40 hr*/ wk. apply In pa re on LABORERS NEEDED II •' no JOSEPH R CONNOR Soma poadnns requve •Up to $400/ mth. Bonut SEMINOLE JOM OUR TEAM 142 Deervvood Loop Long wood Metal Desk $50. Desk Chair FRONT DESK PERSONNEL S2S, Entertainment Center 120. no eipencnce Great potential tor the nghl per FOR UNDERGROUND EMPLOYMENT OP CARE OTYtRS IL/l IE NOR/Monroe Harbour Apply to peraon Manna Hotel Eierctter Leather Chav w/ ton! CaB Tuee: 407-463-7174 UTILITY CONTRACTOR Apply to peraon at: Marina S3t PalmeMo Ava $75 530 N Palmetto Ave Sanlonl 407-322-2044 N Ottoman $45. Wood Antique * OENERAL LABOR HCALTH etSUKANCf AHO 4*IK HEALTH CARE AMO REHAB. Sanlord. Ft 32771 Tel 407- APPOMTMEMT SETTERS! FLAH1 Dm* he* waikplae* CENTER OP BANFORO Wood Desk $50 Cal 3230655 • LOAD/ UNLOAD Full or PT utAbea payment col Attorney * Recap!Ion!*I MR • »•-» - — - A_ 322-2910 Sale and veaael loca­ •INVENTORY $100 MON ON BONUS Guar­ Apply at He maer Oilm. anteed $1060 hr whle tram- lection* Cath handling eap a Train Front Datk $26* wk tion at Monroe Harbour Marina • FOflKUFT OPE R. pfci* Pto ca* 330-0459 lor q p t ■01 Sale Date June 17. 1999. al 2 1 — P e r s o n a l s • SHIPPING/ RECEIVMO mg Average $10-$2$ Nr. NO. LAKE MARY SELLING OENERAL MABfTENANCE Croaa Sale* Hatpfii $440 wk MECMAMCAL DCBtONER • 10 00 am No veaael will be Medical Raaaarchar aotd leva than or greater IICALL TOUR DATE NOWII No coM cakt, I I yr oU comp Lawn/ Painting, mutt have car I INSURANCE Eap in Conveyor $ Malarial SOU CALL FOR IMMEDIATE Flat Schedule Call 1 *00-647- Tram A* Phatat $2*0 «A than Ha appraiaed value For 1 900226-1737. EXT 0708 INTERVIEW toot* $8 hr and up CLERKS HandBrg Equip Mach Oralkng t$27. Ext 212______239-1911______Warahoua* •" rag NoAUTOCAOO additional information call 407- $2 09 per mri Musi be IS Eaty Job. Fu* Ban $3*0 wk 557-7898 Sent- U- 619645 *434 HELP Art you tookmg tor a challeng­ Hi io w u w m Ckintnummtate imwamt*NNdtd Mult have commercial knat " Ift ing Offica Petition with Pari Data-EiH Publiah June S. 1999 PERSONNEL and endortament aap 220 a* Batrc Window* 1280 wk DED-S1 ALONE? Seruors Dating Bureau lima hr*? Than Sunthlna Ston­ •Earn ip to $9 00 par hour! General clerical dukat. data en­ RESPECTED since 19771 Ages ing need* youl Hiring lor an Ad- ORtoa Greater OH. FI. 12910 •$100 00 Fknng Bonut' try. invoking cart ol Intur- Tram to Atarb Office P T (50-90) BOO 822-4477 (24hrs) APPLY: •$10000 Tenure Bonutt qanc* Start tmmadiataly Can PedectandEacalReq tot Longwood Massage Studio. Sanlord (407) 322-5669 •$200 00 Recruitment Bonutt Martyno. S9467I3 lor appt In Keep Co Ruirang $10 hr. IN TNI CIRCUIT COURT Winter Park. FI (407) 6296666 B am- 2 pm. M- Fit For more •Pad Vacation* and HokdayV Longwood Office Eacaaam opponunay ter Walk-ms welcome 7 days Intortnatton cal. Erin or Kim- FOR M MMOLS Pnvale rms Female SUM •OnAormt and company cartl PARTIAL U*T. tomaona w6h axpanano* in a COUNTY, FLORIOA Use *MM00077S5 bartyai 3236440 •Merleit I Denial' m*d«al onto* taltmg Know IDE/DFWP______CAU NOW II PROBATE DIVISION 407-3396300 4 aqaartanca «4ti min- FUe No. 99-423-CP ASSEMBLY/ Tha Matot $39-7122 naoawary in Re Eatate ol a successful twitch to CORESTAFF 700 W. 2STH ST. A wondadb banaM package of- JANiNE POOCZASNI. the ultimata way ol meeting SOLOERERS SANFORD tar ad CaN 323-2577X223 or Deceaaed Call 251-3009 lo gal 2« 230 Lookout Place Poal Ollica Boa 041000 CAU— H iU fA H iwnebto* Opening. Midwt Maitland. Florida 32704-1190 59— F in a n c ia l 907-1 Coaat Tranaport I* looking tor (437) 539-0009 ‘ L H am A Be. Brtoars. Stud 2 0 0 0 S e r v ic e s Publiah June S. IS. 1999 DED-43 Compati- PROBLEMS PAYING BILLS Servers. Cocks. DunwaaTtars pay eatoanaftt Ca6 MCT, Fmancial Aid avAdable lor con- 200 Hcfcman Dr M A Hwy 46) (907)916 9673. sobdAtton ol home, auto, or 407-324-1030 business Free coraukatron with DUCT MBCHAMCS/AC: Eapan- good or bad credt CaN nearl 1- •noad mtooN needed Comp**- 877-215-7196 A SETTER JOS FOR YOU Dv* pay • S12pffif 6 up Tran*- BE A PART OF THE CENSUS 2000 Just CaM Never a Faa( portaaon A Daly Pay Avadatto Apply at 2936 Park Drive, San- lord or 407/302-1940 EOE. MANAGEMENT TEAM ENGUSH TEACHER FORTH! Earn aura SIS «Mto toeing up Certified (6-12) - W/College exp. to 30to* to 30 Day*. Al natural IN FuS-Oma with Exr***nl wages Work from home W« tram AVAILABLE FOR TUTORING 1100) 342-0333 eat 1720 SANFORD, FLORIDA tg„POOG II gt M nfin Entaxadary Uachma Operator EDITING, STANDARDIZED TE H PREP Pari Tana E^enenced P l . i w toMR*. 771-4183 stA%t dt im-sooo sdutiful on fyit// ENTRY LEVEL OMVERB need- •d NOVI Covenant Tranaport High volume leataurars I hat immadMM opamng* tor HELP COUNT AMERICA! a REASONABLE RATES al 9ta Ortando-Santwd Aaport atoaa*. No *aperi*nco JfTV'S CstBffS Earn $45K to $55K pto* * Lake Mary/Sanford Local Census Office Managerial Position* 8 2 9 -0 3 4 8 COL tratotog avadabto. c Call 323-3968, between 6-8 p.m. Cal lor an Appowtmanl Mon.- Frt-9- 4 PJkL Qiifllificiiion Requirement! I i ■.ri n lii ( >r t v< - I I .11 11

Seminole Herald, Sanford, Florida • Sunday, June 0, 1999 ■ SB To Place Your Ad

KIT ’N* CARLYLE ® by Lurry Wright 7 1 — H e l t W a n t e d 103— H o u s e s - 11 7 — C o m m e r c ia l 117— Com mercial U n f u r n is h e d R e n t a l s R entals START NOW Advert I ite your >unl nalr In the PLUMBERS s p l u m b e r s PORT OP SANFORO Office S Store Available 1000. tq n , A/C, prtvale i S r ml amfc MrneM fur only S.flt/per line HELPERS f o r Rent. ItOO Sq FI Shop w/ Lor* of wort! Lott of benetHtl Comp. Air S Elect. W M mth mom S4MVmo. 323-6169 Cull by Romt on THrnday and >our (Mine ad ran ‘Fenced Compound Yard run for Ibree dayn In the I f r n W for only SH.IBt Mutt have tome tip*nerve* For (Mail* call 407-203-S3M 4000 Sq Ft 6300 mth (407) [122-2011 ‘Nice Private ON. 336 Sq FI TRUCK LOADER A/C 6 Electric 6350 Mth Oiata warebouaa PT ave* Taml, who lives with *20*166 Parting with 20* 60 67/hr Ungwood, 787-6100 Al and ieri Helen / Rooted Bey. Aa 12* concrete 2 1 7 — G a r a g e S a l e s 2 1 7 — G a r a g e S a l e s UNDER NEW MOMT. ot Port St Lucie, / s t e n STROTST Comp. Air A Electric. 6350 mth A MOVE IN SPECIAL!! 400 *q lantord Tm*e Manufacturer d o f 7 * * ? (Heavy Equp OK) fl A up! S265 A MONTH Office- Looking lor Depend Productive FIs., loves to hive Cal 321-4289 or 323-6590 (evt) Stor»o» 321-0120 cx 415-3506 Eelate Sale: Sal, June I2ih. Worter*, 10 join our learn Van- her teeth flossed \ 6 30 3pm Prommenl Sanlord out Powttont Available Immed and runs into \ -fue/R T e B W -r T t Famky Furn Chany OR. 2 com­ J IM D O Y L E plete BfU. hj« LR S Den. tlanl , Southern Tntaa of Orlando the bathroom when detk. maple cheat. 3 pc wtrfcar sho hoars her humans (407) 322-2495 porch tel Some okl tome nol flossinc to sho woni WE NEEO HOUSES Mite decorative kerne In San­ lord O 2119 Sanford Ave (M l miss out. TO RENT Shop Seminole Heralds waan 20th 4 25th St*) ClmifUd* Everyday!

Moving Sale. Fun, Lot* of Name. 105— D uplex/Triplex 17 Ft Cebu Boat. Fil- Sun. 7- 5pm 205 Cottonwood. Wm Part ttme-tyF/WlP 299-1SW N e w H ope Don't know what lo do with the T ® 7 1 — H e l p W a n t e d 7 1 — H e l p W a n t e d f .t ie f L r A/f A. in 107— M o b il e H o m e s furniture and accessories that just MARKS TWO REPS. F o r R e n t 'don't fit' in the new place? AmMoue. Se* tuner*. FT/PT ad in Lake Mary/OeBary area 9 8 — R e n t a l s 103— H o u s e s - Like to donate them to a worthy cause, Earn up to 61000. Per Wk Clata 0 lie or cert required U n f u r n is h e d have the items picked up and get a tax can Maewii 67 25-87 SO Cal 391-1170 eor-soAoeoo, 9 1 — write-off? SEMSIOt f A p a r t m e n t s /H o m e s t o LANDSCAPMO, MC. NEW HOPE THRIFT I t GIFT STORES Powbcni AvaHaU*’ S hare NOTICE Support The 1ANOSCAPMO* Aa rental and real etUla ad.er- Children'* With Foundation Tractor and/or Bobcat operator* APT. FOR RENT titemenli are aubiecl to Ihe needed Eipenenced opentor* 37 C.WA, ctoM to H S Federal Fav Homing Act. «rf*eh and Grieving Children'* Service* lor trial grartng S6-10HR Vac/ Cal altar S M p m mate* k degkl to advertite any Your Donations Will Help Children In Need! Panum Benefit* COL Req prafarence. kmrubon, or dtt- Call us today to arrange pick-up at: •BWBQAT10N* cmwianon bated on race, col­ Helper*/ inttakert needed Im- or. religion. *e*. hendeep fa- (407) 330-9150 or (407) 658-1233 medielety Vac and Panaion mrkai tutu* or nabonat orgn 117— C o m m e r c ia l SANFORD THRIFT 4c GIFT Benefit* R e n t a l s CeN 407-221-6113 NEEDS VOLUNTEERS! Call Sylvia G 330-9158 J e m i g a n home ml C.HA, new park a car- properties, inc. 321-4900 For 42S eg. n office tune* downtown Sentord Two 400 eq R office tpece unk* nr down­ town Ron Jemigen. 330-3255 LABOR READY 9 7 — A p a r t m e n t s F u r n is h e d

9 9 — A p a r t m e n t s U n f u r n is h e d

Accepting application* in Stogie Story Deatgn • Frtandty On-Sea Management person for all positions. No One Below or Above • FumUhed or Unfumtehed A pply at: Studio* • Energy Effioierk Sturto* Wilkinson Auction Electnoty FumiMied to Studoe Onty 24329 Sit 44, Sorrento, FU

Uet ana lecurty. t iakebt* tm- Twc^/TvkUa in deed twvned community, one car garage, ssrs oo/mo tecunty. evalabte t r i m . 2/1. home, chain Ink tenee. nee area. SSTSDOffm, Flrw and tacurtv. 37 * 1 deed raatnetod oormwn- ty. pool end temu court prM- legee. S775 OOkno Ftrtt and *e- curty. WEEKLY MorweAndapto 12900 Crwdf. MONTHLY criminal h/ttory and evtefton «ewrhae required on aff po«n- NICE RENTALS MANY NO CREDIT CKS. FROM $75 WKLY S275 MTHLY MANY INCLUO. UTILITIES (1600) 322-1613 or 230-7104 CABLE. WASHER. 9 it-2pm at 114 Weet Oram DRYER, PHONE g Orlando, or phone tor ap- PETS CONSIDERED tment • 407-317-9002. ■ UF/O/V ______RENTAL SEARCH OF START A PART-TIME JOB NOW WITH DYNAIR

ROUTE SALES PEOPLE WAREHOUSE LAKE MARY AREA UNIQUE OPPORTUNITY MU8T HAVE VEHICLE AND BE WILLING TO WORK OVERTIME CALL Looking Tor a job that will W e are seeking part-time Ramp lift your career? DynAir services personnel for our Sanford Services, Inc. a multi-million International Airport location. dollar International airline Requirements for this poslUon ground support service Include ability to work weekends, company serving over 120 have a valid Florida driver's license, major U.S. and International understand English, pass a drug airlines and wc arc growing. screening, be able to lift up lo 75 lbs. and provide a 10 year verifiable 1407] I-900446 WX 69/1 work/school history. We ofrer uniforms, paid training. 4 Tree parking, and dynamic work * environment. # 17 Carrier Avenue Word, Florida 32773 UNIVERSAL SECURITY A (407) 322*3093 ,* INVESTIGATIONS, INC. jl 1 O Prtvili Investigations * VIP Security • Protective Security CORPORATION • Airport Security • Security Guardi (Home/Butlness) I ; Ucente Number • AM00144.89500154, CM00353 For more information please stop by our administrative office Monday through A; Bonded Friday from 10:00 A.M. until 3:00 P.M. to complete an application. We are located MMse: (407) 321-2191 JOHH WM6HT, M , adjacent to Oriando/Sanford International Airport. From 17/92 take Airtport Blvd. :9m: (407) 321*2163 east and turn left onto Carrier Avenue. ;tMI: (407) 314-7067 President te r l-W-MUM 26 21S. Orlando Dr. Suits 6 Equal Opportunity Employer M/F/V/D Sanford, FL 32773 1___ i

Call 322-2611 Seminole Herald Classified Dept.

Seminole Herald. Santord. Florida • Sunday. June 6. 1999 To Place Your Ad

ACROSS 47 Yearn Answer to Previous Puute 141— H o m es Fo r S a ie 141— H o m es Fo r S a ie 153— A crea g e Lo t For 201— H o r s e s 2 3 8 — V e h i c l e s W anted 51 Author 1 Lease Jacqueline S ale KAVWOOO: 17. 1923 tl. ter within a 1M1 'Caddy* Seville. 4dr auto, pool/ patio kg lol/ tree*, many Santord S Longwood Areal lease S3 Bad 10 acres Private Gated Corrxxv a*, luty loaded LAe nee con AFFOROABIE HOMES eitras I139K. 102 Wood TUkjn LESSONS. SHOWING TRAILS 7 Bubbled temper ty 131.900. Vsnturs 1 Properties (Stun 13900 0 0 0 324 0781 13 Polite word VENTURE 1 PROPERTIES 133-02IS 407-131-4714 1300Vth Plus tu» board SS Afraid 14 At once OWNER FINANCE 407-130-7737 SS Wore away 01 ITON A 10 acres Ideal lor 15 Pigs 57 Pas' and Oateen. V I on 10 Acre* w/ahop mrtoff* hometn*. horses, cams, Aik mg 8S4.SOO 2 1 9 — W a n t e d t o B uy IS Dotts future lamvng or nursery* Zoned agri­ 17 Soviet SANFORD cultural 13900 ACflE Sm 55 Fends off 8/3 RENT TO OWN Nt WATERFRONT VI. canal ti 4/1.11 Owner Finance ml E>tra IS Southeast lot. Aikmg 849.900 Aslan 1 Rotleeerle iki lake, pool t/2 ac ttsa.900 157— M o b il e H o m e s 4/1.8,Over 1 600 tq It. Svdm 2 8 Acre* Aik mg 129.900 2 2 1 — G o o d T hings to holiday skewer lam. trpte. tried. 143,900 F o r S ale Eat 91 CMEVV CAPRICE 20 Bird call 2 Arm bone cu t BIT Brick home, over 1/4 A/C 13180 00 21 Pieces of 3 Supplicates 35 Have a ac. Svttnlam. trpte. oer tea. ?• New mobile home rt»7t>a Ftar- B o a s PEANUTS 123-9891 glass 4 Aslan •pot ot C gar. tried 1139.900 da rm covered carport mostly Regular. ca(un. roasted fresh 23 Japanese- country dinner furnished 133 500 407-337­ (umbo shnmp. smoked li»h. American 5 Superlative 41 CO player 1990 Olds Cutlass Cals* PAUL OSDOIINE 3429 jerky 2330 Celery Ave Santord •BUY*SELL*TRADE 27 Of summer turns pari 3245963 Burgundy / Orsy Ini New 32 Reduces 6 Seed vi M um i PMOt’t n rti s O R EEN BR UR l? 1I0SK Ives, new is new starter 8 bat 42 Alda. abbr. 1 60— B u s in e s s F o r You can do It all with a covering a? t »7c,-i BE LAIR 17. It 50k tery new fuel pump 15 000 33 Dress cut 43 Clara QoL/Jamqtn Prop. 131-1181 S a le 2 2 3 — M isceilantous Sominolo Horaid 34 Column 7 Treat* ma­ Boothe — wi u4 changes etc Clean car, classified ad liciously 44 "No man SANFORD ■ Typeol ( WASHINGTON OAKS) DOLLAR STORE FOR SALE 2 Wee was heaisrs. wh.ei chav must sea to behave. Pwaui 35 Flaxen 25 K < Negotiable) W Inventory good condVon 6/ Ponkac l* cal alter 8 p m or leave mess Call (407) 372-2811 material Island V t 8 Newly Remndeted m l out mans *c>* S300I61 N rrwg low Down. 163 000 By Owner 3942 Orlando Or Santord 32773 To Spok to a 35 Femala 45 Seaman Contact A/vm (407)- 411-1333 prophet your eett 47 Tilting over 407-noeeo7. n t i___ Beautiful CaMs Plano Clanlflid Ad Spidallst 30 Goes on Two houses one pnee I t A II ■ -*---» (aeeSawl fa w Alii ■ . 10 Winter 45 Surrender opififi, cicvM ni tonomon Or Fai Your Ad and on forecast 40 Shoe 1 81— A p p l ia n c e s f t 11500 and... 11 Feminine 407-131-4341 (407) 323 9400 Furniture For S ale 40 Splrtta aunt i EXERCISE EQUIPMENT 42 Landed 12 Medicine MATTRESS SALE • FuS Ml* tSom* Gym 'P.ia Body 425* portion used boi iprmgt t maliies* 1950 C*S 5095349 I t Compete 165 00 Larry* Mad 322 4132 Country Looking lor a blue tkk coon SSIFIEDS Cal for Answers * i* * * m » a w , i>.»< hound puppy Pi*a»e contact Water bed KINO SITE" Com Fekoa Stanery • 407 4 71 1251 * Wpvrmw 1-900-560-4500 e«t code 100 piete with bookcase rvrror. Style headboard and wood Name MURRAY R O N D MOWER 195 00 Can move* 122 621S 40 in on/ w Or ass Catcher r - 7 — 3“ T— 5— w— T— M 1595 City TB- T5“ SERlfICE/INSTALLATIONS 1225941 n r n 193— L aw n f t G ardtn Private piano lessons tor as L i v l i u r ;; • Emergency Service ages with trwrvpy canng leach 15 LAWN EOUWMENT *r 407 121 1971 Convenient • Free Estimales _ 17 IB 1 Sears Weed Wacser Oas Edg Sivicious • Fast Service * tr T rarer lor (Vler $150 tor a* SECURITY BARS S DOORS n u 809-634* ISsq II Offering key***, push Affordable & Fair Prices bunon tve retees* 114-1114 • Financing Available 2 0 0 — L iv e s t o c k /Fa rm Two aqaceni ptot* al Oakiawn Cemetery n the Memorial Oar- 33 S uprttts dsn 14500 327 7101 * “ 904*532*S858/888*963*4525 ■u 1 2 nanny prgmy goats 2 3 1 — C a r s Fo r S ale Air Coaditlonlig A Heating Systems 1 yrt A lyr* ate. ITS for both W 131-3071 after tpm MOVE-IN SPECIAL • Spurious Ljullmr-nl* still Urgr l.lirwls • l.ikr t'n>m • \oHrytull • S|ntllina l'***f * Trnnla Courts ■ 51 55 57 Call us Today (

about our The Sem/nof* Nereid Class* beds are me gucsesl and moat Country Lake MOVE IN SPECIALS merpensrve way to sea your cad A n yoc* three Ire ad tor 10 A p a rtm e n ts days and pey onry 121 00 Even better. « you sc* a sooner (when we KNOW you *•) you can stop ywv ad and onry pay tar to* rxmtwr of days a acSr- aty ran* What a 0ear Call today and watch the Herald Classi­ fied a work for you!! Sanford Landing (407) 322­ u^4d«»t«ir Lrvom/v I >( •!I(‘i ( ( >ininunilx. I MX) W First Sirtri • Sanfonl, FI. 32771 2611 Phone (407) 321-6220 • Fax (407) 3KM K3J )Cl!ei « 1 1 ) ) ( *11111( ‘S.

I ’>( ‘ll( *1 lll( ‘Sl\ |(

Advert I h c your buwIncuH or wcrvlccw («* w stom M iBiiiST.inra month! Better hurry. /all (he CluHHlfled Departm n The cxdtrment (tarn now! Efrct's (407) 322-2611 Grand Lending b grand tokening with e

253-ADDmoNS I k 2 7 6 -E l e c t r ic a l bang - and we want you to be a R e m o d e l in g mason on maisasng your rone part u t the excitement! Dbcuvrr or property pwata cal Rolan] R Jatngan Jr 11 Jem.gan just how much Egret’s Lending has Propertws Inc 130-1288 3 0 0 -P r e s s u r e 2 7 8 -H a ir S alons C l e a n in g 2 5 8 -A u t o m o t tv e Home For Sale to offer. T h en 'll be a beautiful Orange Ave pted entry-way, an incredible 2 6 4 -C a r p e t 4c PRESSURE-lteam Washing 2420 Decks ' Walks * Dnveways I nstallations Sanford playground far the kids and an STEAM FACTORY 324-76M 279-HAUUNG Priced to soil 3 0 1 -R o o f in g

interactive pool lyttrm you wonY 2 8 0 -H ea lth I n su r a n c e believe! Mure than just new Puindana Plus -$161,115 homes, this b a community of the «Pfy iy Ctaanlnp asrvtcss* Home or otoca Fast 1 Retab grmong Uc/bornklns 130-3248 Day. 234-5955. Eves: 330 7711 2 8 1 -H o m e What About Bob’s Trea 6*rvcs7 Improvement Trss Removal, Trimming. Bob­ cat Svc. Fvswood. Free Esti- malts lic/lns 407- MO-1171 best new home values In Lake Mary. Egret’s Landing b a lifestyle you'll want to Bvc! Awl k Newty Remodeled Three Bedroom, With Porch, Central Air, Range And Support your local Refrigerator. 2 8 5 -L a n d s c a p in g buskrucs. Itry ant the 275-D rywall trait iS yuur comnuh4y. Touts For R— 1 You wfl H kJ rrjiulabir ■ w r r krai busman and uTvton to this dfveluv.

8>'A»< tVikiywi P »r Month PAI EGRETS LANDING S _____ ATIARI MAST CmU To See ( f You 14 to Lake Mary Bkd, East to Country dub Cmm QumUfy fo r This RdL, Left to Crystal Lake ILL, tum^rocaaJ Housing Program ■W JffRSof" M/f community on rigfa. (407) 786-8800 Bsrre i Engineering Builds A Bettu Horn Health & Fitness, 2C People. 3C * 5C Seminole Herald 5«mno4* Htr«ld, Sanlonl, Florida • Sunday, Juna 6,1999 • 1C

Students at Pine Crest and Midway elementary schools are stM In school, despite the fact all other students In Seminole County are finished. That hasn't stopped the faculty and students from having fun. Pine Crest stu­ W orking Overtim e dents celebrated with an ice cream social, while Midway students defeated their teachers In a basketball game.

K . } 7 * 1 • i U ^ 1 v / \

Pins Crest student Mtaheal TSylor enjoys a treat

». • 1 i , an»ord * Jun* f» 1999 Health Fitness

Health Department names employee of quarter

Tony Richardson lias been ted Diseases Program still r chosen Employer of I Ik- Q uar­ 1996. Chosen Izy his co- ter at the Seminole County workers foi his dedication, Health Department. depend.ihlllty. and polite and Mr. Richardson has served ehreilnl attitude, lie Is truly an as the Health Services Mali­ asset to the Health Department nger In the Sexually Transmit and the romimmlty.

jazzercise.

Clawcv arc livatcd at Covenant I'lmimunitv Church Rivctho.it I..iiuling I’l.i/a-1<*10 Airport lllvil rofm i ul tif/v'll mill 4h t /*i /iihi/ llii \iihs if

MON t u t S w i n T M U f l M# SAT

8 1 5 a m Jt/ltfCitA

M u x a i 9 1 5 a m C h a r t

9 3 0 a m J m a f c i t a Jam-C've* J U / e r c * «

5 t ! < jm J « ; e r c i » e J a l / e r o v *

6 t* «> m J a z j t f C W f i

M j t c a i M u t z a i 7 I5 «> m >0 p « » C h a r t C h a ir *

Musical Chairs is a no-impact, strength training class ideally suited for seniors, _pregnant_ women, persons Lake Mary Marionettes high school oance learn, a group who per- National Jazz Champion honors last month at the Grand Ote Opry in significantly overweight, beginners or anyone searching for • mis as much physical activity as any sports team on campus, earned Nashville. a low impact alternative to exorcise lanorCare has new director For more info call Yvonne at 321-7607 or Patti al 323-76X9

WINTER SPRINGS. FL. - Services Administration >111(1 her enjoy time with their loved one ManorCare Health Services has Master's of Health Sciences and participate In his/her care. appointed Christa Roman mar­ from the University of Central Arden Courts Is designed by r c r T n i ) 7 m m " n i n ” s p e c T a l I keting director ol Arden Courts, Florida. Roman Is a member of HCR ManorCare. a leading an assisted living residence for the Greater Seminole Chamber provider of specialized Al/hrl- \ One Month Unlimited Classes • Only S30.00 individuals m the early to mid­ of Commerce. Florida mer's care for fifteen years. ■ CimpiNi tm tubf lii/«d m tttim lt ■ Healthcare Association and the dle stages ot Alzheimer's disease \ u h j tml\ for urn ttuJrnn t » / * r r n and related memory Impair­ Guardianship Association. ManorCare Health Services, ments Arden Courts Is an Innovative an IICR ManorCare company. Is Alzheimer's residential care cen­ one of the country's most As marketing director. ter that enhances residents' dynamic, broad-based health Roman will be responsible for quality of life by enabling them care providers, offering a range managing Inquiries, developing to maintain as much indepen­ of health and personal rare ser­ and maintaining referral dence as possible, while contin­ vices to meet the comprehensive sources, conducting presenta­ uing their dally routines. The nccds of seniors. In addition of tions and seminars, as well architecture ts designed so that Alzheimer's assisted living, the training staff on marketing and residents can safely and secure­ company's continuum of care customer focus. Arden Courts Is ly exercise a large degree of per- Includes Alzheimer's Special slated to open In Sum m er 1999. sonal freedom. Visual cues Care Units for Individuals In the Roman brings with her sever­ throughout the center help resi­ middle to late stages of the dis­ al years of experience In health­ dents stay oriented; 'home-llke' ease. assisted living for the gen­ care and senior services area. living areas provide a cozy and eral senior population, skilled Outdoor & Leisure Inc luding Admissions Assistant Inviting atmosphere: specially- nursing and rehabilitation and at Oakvvood C enter and trained staff arc on hand 24 posthospital care. HCR Admissions/Marketing Director hours a day to meet residents' ManorCare currently operates at Terra Visa Rehab. personal care needs: and ongo­ more than 350 residences and Roman received her Bachelor ing programs and services 776 outpatient facilities In 32 ol Science degree In Health encourage family members to states. What is Kids House of Seminole?

What Is Kids House of will provide additional adm inis­ raising efforts, and other Seminole. Inc.? trative staff for Its operation. sources. We have recently added Tlte facility will eventually be a part-time Program Manager Kids House of Seminole. Inc. used to offer follow-up counsel­ who Is responsible for these Friday - Saturday - Sunday Is a non-profit Florida corpora­ ing and support services for vic­ efforts. Tlie Kids House move­ tion controlled by Its member tims and their families. ment In Seminole County has agencies and organizations for Optimally, we would like to add progressed since 1993 - albeit June 11th, 12 th, 13th the purposes of protecting medical examlnuUon rooms, but slowly - to the point where we abused children In Seminole considerable funding sources have In-place the organizational County. Those agencies Include: will be necessary before this can structure to be successful, such Altamonte Springs Police happen. While the facility will be as being Incorporated, having Department: Casselberry l*ollcc available for use around the IRS 501 (c) 3 status, and an Department: Child Protection clock, we do not plan to staff the Investigative Guideline for all OVIEDO MARKETPLACE I earn; Department of Children facility 24-hours a day or offer Seminole County agencies to and Families; Seminole County any type of overnight housing follow. We believe we can now Friends of Abused Children. for victims. support the physical structure Come and enjoy some of Florida's best Inc . Guardian Ad Litem Funding for Kids House Is .- the facility and become opera­ in leisure and outdoor activities. Program of Seminole County: through grants, donations, fund tional In short order. Dike Mary Police Department: Many exhibits will be featured, including: Dmgwood Police Department. Office of the siate Attorney, Eighteenth Judicial Circuit: Does ‘noni’ do anything? Travel and Cruises Oviedo Police Department: Sanford Police Department: Leisure Products Seminole County Mental Health: BEAK lilt III.UN/. I recently found Seminole County Sheriffs out atiout a new "miracle" juice called NUTRITION Pool & Spas "noni It's Iruit juice (rout the noni Office: and Winter Springs Water Purification Police Department. tree in Tahiti and supposedly heals arthritis and other medical problems Outdoor Living Products Kids House's mission Is to aid I'm concerned because this product BLONZ, PH D. abused children by providing all is only sold through one company Fitness and Martial Arts necessary services for child iwhich appears to he a pyramid com abuse cases from report and puny), and I haven't found any re Sports Medicine investigation through treatment search articles on this juice in and prosecution In a friendly, prominent medical newsletters. If you Airboat Rides nonthreatening environment. To have any insight on w hether this Juice and much more... accomplish this mission. Kids is effective and safe, it would be great another unproven "natural product House will provide a child ly appreciated T., Nashville, Tenn being foisted on the public. The plant friendly facility for Information DEAR T When you are active in a may indeed have healthful properties, number ol online nutrition related gathering and treatment of vic­ but there may be dangers as well A Daily food court presentations featuring newsgroups, you tend to hear about tims of child abuse. basic tenet of toxicology is that "it's every new prixluct that comes down 'file facility will be used pri­ the dose that makes the poison " With martial arts and aerobic demonstrations. the pike I was immediately skeptical the lack of information about this prod marily during the Investigative of the noni product, thinking it was yet uct, how do you knuw what you're process It will lx* a place where another loo good to be true product doing to your body? investigators from law enforce­ being promoted through multilevel If you are still interested, read about S p o n so r ed ment. the Child Protection marketing Alter checking, my initial how the attorney general of the Stale Irani, and the Department of concerns were justified of California took issue with the way B y : Children and Families can bring Morinda Inc has made unproven The botanical name for the noni a child to be Interviewed. claims at the following Web site plant is Monnda citrifolia. and it has S|)« ( lallzed Interview rooms will www.caag state ca us/press/UH l try him a long history ol use in Hawaii and I" set up where children will be There is also more information about Polynesia A study m Plant Medica re interviewed in a less threatening noni at w ww hawaii nation org/ MIXID .L jKirts that noni extracts have analgesic 5 nation/canoe/noni html environment than might other­ ipainkillingi and sedative properties, Urn SQ/50 M m k Ml* $! tottmdMj i Today He sure to arm yourself with as wise be available The Interview which jibes with the plant's fnlkloric much information as possible before rooms will be outlined with names of "headache tree” and you decide Personally, I would slay advanced video and audio "painkiller plant " Claims about anti away until more is known recording devices to gather the cancer and immune stimulant prop Limited Exhibit Space Is Still Available best possible evidence lor use at erties have little if any evidence to H(l Mum. I'll It is u nutrition scien trial. sup|Mirt them There is a small amount list (ind the uuUlur uj "1‘owrr A'ulri Call (407) 741-9208 for details The Child Protection Team of animal research, but it's prelimi lion" iSignet. IU'jh i unit the "Vour (two Investigators) will lx- locat­ nary, ul best Personal Nutritionist" book series ed at the facility and Kids House The bottom line is that noni is yet <.Signet, t'j'jtii V

• 'r <• M*Taf j Sard rrj Florida Sunday June? f» 1999 3C

The way we were — Vintage View New settlers come to Sanford Hus i.s taken again from tho chapter, "The Sanford Chant,” in Florida for Iourtite and Invalids, written by George Harbour in 1884. ' * E T S He r e Iho settlers on the S.tnford 1 WE0NESCAYS Grant were mostly recent arrivals who had come from all . AT I2:I0°m parts of the country Several l'» ,. ■- -r . prominent gentlemen owned groves I luce miles from Sanford was Ik'lair, the special grove of General Sanford, a fine estate of 125 acres, all fenced and under the highest cultivation. Here * were thousands of orange,

* lemon and lime trees, pineapple plants and hundreds of other foreign and native tropical ! plants, fruits and shrubs. h General Sanford lived much abroad so the management ol 4- his vast estate and other inter* B e s S tell upon the resident PTKHo VXmCMJ agent, Mr, J.F.. Ingraham, a This picture was probably taken a tow weeks aftor Thursday's Vintage Viow ol the same area The hyacinths and debris are completely covering Seminole Boulevard near the Municipal Zoo. , native of Wisconsin. I le had This was in tho tall ot 1953 tollowirig a summer ot record rainfall J come to Florida a few years i before supposedly in the final further distiiu tion ot being the Another enterprising cili/en immigration that was presently Potatoes planted on Christmas Sunday, June 27 at the Indian i stages of consumption, but he only "newspaper railroad in ot Sanford at the time was Mr flowing into the county Day were of tine si/e for table Mound Yacht Club near the ! was presently enjoying vigor­ the world; it was built and l ieorge 11 Sawyer, originally ol In February IK**! there yvns a list- All together it would be Sanford Boat works. Contact ous health. Mr. Ingraham was owned by the owners ot the Massac husetts I le had I'een a county fair in Sanford which difficult to imagine a more me for further information, (322- i also president of the South boston Herald. It was a narrow Sanford resident since 1875 and was described in detail in a splendid and attractive show of -1381). I Florida Railroad. gauge road (three feet between was owner ot the City I Intel as report In Dr. I I Richardson garden vegetables maturing in beginning in Sanford, the the rails ) and was well con­ well as one ot the finest gardens for the Mt. Sterling, Kentucky the open garden, while all the Missing Classmates §: South Florida Railroad ran structed and equipped and in the state During the entire Democrat I lere is an example; other states lay congealed in Letters to these persons J southwest 22 miles to Orlando, was destined to be a great rail winter, his hotel tables were "There were turnips measuring the icy chains of winter." came back during a recent mail­ j the county seat The first way system. loaded with the best ot squash, three feet in circumference, cab­ ing: Class of 1954-Waiter spade of earth in the grading Although the railroad ended cabbage, celery, cauliflower, bage weighing 12-15 pounds, SM S Fifties Association Picnic Wiederhold, Willa Dean Stover, '• of the line had been turned by at Orlando, preparations were peas, etc., culled daily from his and radishes as large as nine It you yvere in the Seminole JoAnne Flipse Perry, F. Whitner General Ulysses S. Grant on being made for its extension garden. 1 hs efforts on display­ pounds. Heads of lettuce that I hgh School Classes of 1950-59 Chase, |r.: 1956-Tommy Wyatt; j January 10,1880. (There is an southwest Its ultimate destina­ ing the Orange County would cover a dinner plate and have not sent in your reser­ 1957-Bobby Little; 1959-James historical marker noting this tion was Charlotte Harbour on resources at the ISStl-Sl State looked fresh and crisp while vation tor the 5HS Fifties Gourley, Audrey Bolger Lovett. downtown on West First the Gulf Coast, Several branch l air in Jacksonville had a great onions, kale, parsnips, etc , lay Association picnic, the time is Contact me if you have any : Street.) Ibis railroad had the lines were also projected effect in directing the tide of around in great profusion. now!! I he picnic vs-ill be held addresses. Change the quality of a day What’s become of Canutt?

It) Crurgr It. Plagrni There is something greater than By flick and Chirk! Klt-inrr wondering if you could tell us If thrre greatness SAINTS AND SINNERS ASK DICK KLEINER Is a video. Do you know anything : Must of those in the high school People who aspire to greatness ran

| h M If' 'I -M. J ,| ' ’ * • • " . . ! i ” .r l.i

H o i v t o F in d G r e a t Garaga Salas ai mt I C.ll.llV S.tli s III III, CLASSIFIEDS BUSINESS • AUTO • NOME • LIFE • HEALTH

tlu COMPLETE INSURANCE COVERAGE lege I l > n c. Mil ha and Hit Travelers UMCOe-j t. hi!' a. . ill' in v mio the r*1A hind ev i i \ \ r.u C 7 V A PROGRESSIVE I h N l.m iin d u i-e tin nnuicv i, t tin \ new member w ,i' -v hol-a r>hip ! in* "i iiol.it in'talle.t at the Mav meet 'hip J' .IV\ .udfd e\ iT\ Vf.lt itlg Pam v ■ 111ii' spoil cSihle 333-9377 .it their M.iv meeting I hr— 'ored in i v nthia Pin oi k *. - i t c * \ car thf scholarship nj> w ,i' v\ eli itilled into the 3697 Lake Emma Rd. awarded to kim Oknmnto i uh i lie i luh w ill not be S i n c e 1 9 7 4 Lake Mary ktm is a single parent with meeting again until V -Tia S'" !* proser’t.rvj iso SCC s holarsKp to he* Directions Student an 8 \ ear old >on and a e September During the Kim Ovamaln \ ear old daughter to >up- summer . luh members .port ktm get' no child will be working on crafts • support from her e\-hus t ■ sell .it t h e Italian I e . is t fantastic Saws hand but h.i' been tot tu­ .n \ i*v ember and collet t na tt1 enough to h.n e a ing I a b el- for Notlonl • llw \. 1~ 02 supporttv e taimh and I d in ain't! I he labels u ill i It ill 11, n ! /'/itrw i »;■ h im <■ church to help her ktm help I ake Marv il>>> Ih a/ I tiL‘i tl,n | /Hi ,1 , plait' to get Iter ,i"Oi Kite I lementarv iju.iiitv tor tree 323-9(h5 degree in the computer supplies and equipment field It \on d like more infor­ VISA £ 3 I de Slo\ an SCC mation on New Directions, r-o- Kxperieneed Stylists Program Coordinator tor i all '2s-2 I 4h It vou d like * i . » Senior Discount To Serve Vou New Directions, thanked more inlormalion on t* • -■ ■ y -T ■ • r Monday * Thursday N « If>fn>tnlnn tii N f f n w j n 1 the club tor their contin­ kafehtni-e and their pro­ * 1> *Mil S(iJ|il.|% ued support ot the pro­ gram' or it \on would ' u - r gram (. urn-nth. there are like to make a donation, m 1 ; , • . tsu people, some men call 330-301) |t vou d like • • 1 I \IU I I ( t I I yt II k \ I < Ul IIU | mu iin; | enrolled in tin* Program more intiirmalion on null­ ,*4~ ' ) ' - I I I I \s\ \M ft ft KM K\l I I set s|-| ( c | l\l\ I - U , ’ I de told the i luh member' ing the 1 ake Marv * - Vj ' i CM I M l. - 2- O* * 1 S r that all ot their prev i.ms • - - !5 ?4 « Is7 9 W om an's t luh, call lean - — - #* .* * i ^ * 4 7 h 1 y I J Pimm c r s . i 'ihol.irship recipients have I'lullips at 323 -no 5 3 on t TNrtt Cor Ison /.tfh Jo. .IIIi i 1 ! I graduated and have good '4 ( .t • Jr*1 t f lf«>f Inc I 11 I | I I I | I 1 I | | . l_ (l|>l<__ ‘ '___i J j f ' ' 1 * ■ | I ■ • | • ■

Nothing Ventured, Nothing Gained

< h.r i K i i 1 n se < . »u;tv atVI Aai.’ tin :•(■ •' Itii ;!el a ■ liut Jilt ' .. ii. lie ill1 • wiiai v>-. vv.ir.' M. : 'i M r Mrnniliir ’t..\ 11•!* * hr. m i! ii-, pint t -7-iyi • f»-TTf s- .... * • 'ttii' • Si) a meiiuJi plan premium • 5 1 i ipjwnent f 1 Primary ( jjv I’flVMtun Visits • i . erase with . w inpayment* — ilio j calendar 'ear Jiuximuin - ii>|eu to limitations • i > miplete iix -cIk ally nm-viary h< *'| a.ih/.iTir»n o ivcrayc • iii ncfils tr •; liealmg and Visa m (air lllllrt Hiss llliii-s.lii.-lil • Mm Ii in ii H.f.13 Pnolos t, M»i, llunii nl I Ini lit.I s C>uk President Sandi Moodie witli Terry Mike ot Ihe Good Deity Sfionctr ot Salehouse with Woman s Club member Nancy Stanley I Ir.llltl I Ipllillis, McBride Insurance Ayency 331 4920 ext. 200 TTY/TDD Users 1 800 395 3323 ' n layi llui with Main ate amt a \\i: io\ 1: 1011:11 m m k s i«nn j :i - ij ‘jMiiin-n: ■' -iniu-H il Hi ukiuU i - rMhitig vimt urid futility gained ''■nil tiuul.iTiims ,uut r\tttis e til* iii.iv apply V u must lx- vnliiled to Ue invite I elide 1 s In 'ilium! t tic il lljuilgtlls III VV lititlg nil < uiliilv issues | eg,n < I < 11 • • peupli pl,n is .mil tilings Ui ilils slluilld Meilu.iti iirdr i I’a f \ .• •..! i n n ■,!i J in \|i .ii. .ui- I’.iii H V m iiiiu siiiin tiiH U ’ ifl( liule ttieii iiddress and telephone liuinliei with all i onespuiideiH e I lie views e\piessed mi Oils page are lint necessarily >• p.i\ v mi Mcdiiaie H ptriimmis avvoudunuw and I'att \ ifaptijaalile those ot tins newspaper Please mail your slnries to the Setniliulr Herald at 300 \ I'n iuli \ve Sanlonl I I 32773 nr email •(If.ilrh Hfiti-ms In i■ ,i k.iiiallv ‘{.i.ilitli'd lIMOvvillia Malican h liiiHr C * ktltf.li! us al stiedilor a aul c mu. or lav us at | III?) 323-9 tlltt ' ' I d l T \ ! ' 111‘>7 ~‘/HI viviimisikm U'/J Mf-f I Mr, 'j'n|,»y 1999 5C

S U N D A Y Morning, Altornoon and Prime Time Children's w edding presence Mas approved by the past

MORNING I1K.AH AHH'i Will Vi.u I.ikc ..n. I- I1 you think it is possible for 6:30 I 7:00 1140 1140 mor<* Kirnnicni .iluutl iliililri-u ui ADVICE .! again, or do you «l Sr 1 To tl» Mff( lO i*f# %\ ' wiildintis' COLUMNIST ii '- > d lap is ruined'* (1 -1 If tit'\ If tv i Mr Ht*(ft MUrf.iiwg • Jiff fll MI^SINt; Ml KHIKNII ( I |.T ,f 111*' rji ' uid I'ji • tj (.).*» ' 1 jlfHltlJlf Tr.iilitmri.n ilHiumi: ilium |»jttlu L' Tr*,d Peng iipflirt |)jj m )'• S S'rjiif' UT.-mntiii.s .iriwi" in tirftiw when 1 fir- .itilv imlilu rci nril «.in the tmlilii I IMAIt M ISSl N(«: (luce frien.ts •P .*• "i A«" “*rH ...... :"«-j %"Tr •I) MO ' f»* Me.,.,-,> C ciftf.n. C Wo C% Co^l rfrollcciton - ••Nturuvh hk" Iwfnn. ^Dcatu base become sexually intimate, i O' i lAttuhijj » [Herr 'flit#' KiiiJ.fp. .Lo»r Worth I wtjing tffiftfWi C **f tt&fl puliliclv rfrP T'ft f V . Mi f f '#*%! (*»# >F W r '* * i f nu' f-l i »r IMoti? af Few#* f ,»ti (liftin' Cf‘u*T h |>n.|w-riv iiwnvri- ri({htj. Thivits urul underlying physical altraelion O [**oj[*i M•’ t *• V - i'-i....j i"' tCJL» ’.Ounit f'j '1 Ptog Cr»*'i A • " * T» F#i0 Prog P»ul P.ag ylth 0) (tlirllTi"|i r¥' iff flit !K.J 1. 4 jGFctttufft \»'ft'»t Meets#f1 • j» m i • al Urn , ''jfiMj'n M*n UgM*#.* !■ ■ rj hfllnrs wipiiM atn, umi rtvlin*' II bill it is possible for you ' awc » t * * , ■. ft U, t.l, * * fi f t, * * « • pin i • t tin* Innirnliini'n Iwfor*1 cx< (uinuinj; u ■ oil vo'ui co worker lo he , m i f»‘„ t * [J -ftftrv (Nl’kcg'i IllTtl-fJ fir 1 Lj Jrrf’ftl |r*a$j*l (L***g/n bun j » ft.,1 Pft -1 l « Jl'.og l iij). 1 t * i j (*rjr»oj P#"-> .J ! Jy.r'jl# jtftj* P.>.# (Mil fjn#» ftif'jjmg £>r*g'i (jTltl i ill:# foil'ft * rnernnneK Thin pruvidevl witnevM'v i annot la- rjutet' They have an opin pressure hei She's doing the f r.i‘N 1 f«f" ftltt rntf 'i lh 'M IM*A U -I ".!# •" *ft f,-f t»M' Ml A r j i.. r • »f W Sj, i • '*>»11 fi'ifti MfptifTii't lltlll- to uUi'ht In th(- 1.1 nil Kill*, ion abriiit ev*-nthing and anything, right tiling, anil I. for one. I u ** J/i i* 1*1 "T Pel •' -Mini 'j|Wf* :<* tWMIikil A#'*#* M 111 i.#f»iiji| cfcf j I f pl* I ft J .Dr'#r rnvi.nunl it) tin- event u ilispulr- and ramble 'in without regard to respeel her for it MU 'DWiirhj •. Mir, i* " »iJJ ! • • • .*'3"i Tr|if ■irnnj- even .ii-i .ides |:it*.f in npilj- r.J [tiff 'i' •"! P» vj Ctyj f1*' I * -* J P*(JI j 1#, J #*•'. j **.1P* j 1'j‘iPifjj ^("#'<1 P'tg (♦Hi#" 4#n anyone's privacy If no one i* talk MAI O » 1 .'#•« lit •#** lit " ‘»'-* jltlf'l i I l riltH • *•».■. :• limited life <-Apert ii mien I dininv mg to them, they stand and -.trike MIV *'»•* *> *< 1 'Ilf*' ft > M» « A *1 1 Ii*f *' A ' > • 1 ^ l i i i l ft. I !'# i A ■ 11 1 * -* 'h r « A m ’I *m#at Aof | J«##l l j M##f m1 *♦#•» ••red ttun fuel while reM-.m him; up a cnnver*ntinn without encmir |i|- \l< AlllO I howled when I ' NANi CrJ i*i1 J r#.j r.< • f J (* » *H • j 1 I • • j • • J l‘> j Mfrti UHh»n.t >,r t<6# n*1. am j* land nnlen during law whnnl agemenl leaving the rest III Its til (• ad the letter yoll printed hum the n.o ft|Vi*l* " jliiJjf' f ti#ii ail i ->'#j ^'i"! fu 'la«»*** 'flv *r!a*t^i It in tuv undemtjinduu: that w«| listen to them hahhie on and on f. w ho I'ked to f hu*h.iitd ‘t.fj'.l 'l id in 1'fityj"J , '' *I'••'I (■ *og fiw| 4I- fd ptffj a 'F‘ llfii.J (<* lit t »'■!» I' Of (JVC M,t*f . 'f I ( M • .**>'1 . f.% if# t S'11#* -V* -# dm«“ (minded rhildren fur tumiliir Since I work on creative writing lli-r < i ll your III.lint amt I wrtr ' (i6vi *Uj l '• j,vr 1 TU°J. u O .f f 1 • i * > - ‘ 4tt" *% u* it>1w* • ■ ) Hr «T * M l' ri'iivnDK t'elehril t Infth parade- projects ..r read hook* during mir ii i mo. iud the i ania* lipped S i N *» i J **•J / -J“ '3 . ■ | ■ ip* ft t r % I • r 2* t i | » ' ■ 1 i f ' ’ i r t thrnunti the nlriaUn and prnre'-unn* slack periods I feel uni omfortahle v i mil y. yen I ml Ii ilioyy rung, »tC '»! I Pf j »'#)«'• 1 * J k ’ J I • ? * J I’* !(-• J ^ t (Ai , mild . • uily one of us tur. •a Tat* • il • U i - ff*1*-"'; A .»* • i ornpl.lining aiioUt them heiause ' TUT • Jkf< •r.fi^l ji* h, * i i • c mijt tji tn# r ?•-# hi#r it# p*,jf > reinfor*ement to the tnemnrten of they are not interfering with rnv who ' * mid you save?* Site 'uVA m I 1 A |1> ■ 7f 11 .'-'Ift '.iif 1 M* jl'il M.ji, ft AT fj i jpf f | Tl* t ‘li'ttull,/ mi the votinn children iruiudmi to pre work for the company I brought .ml -In a i- dry a*t.iteil hei.iuse • lit "V-iyT «,,» iM* ""j *- #'M- **♦• ■ M#*'if# *»#j H#1 »# TA#| • *#♦ *1 •' tl|i M-'f U t( • *' irrve a fjniid puhlit ’rri'iird" uf the thir to our - upervi or attention " h'i*)iind r. idled Id -.m- my A *»J * t i« '••gi#' * Mi j ■ • ::#* - 1’**•»#-* Ti II# ■ ' H marriaite rovenani Modern rim; and she was unwilling to intervene motlu i to . i*. I .use iii-i moii* ATflJ '• «• - < Iff ».»•*« iH'arern and flower A'lrln apparently I tried asking the whole team III a I know it a.y daughter m law represent a remnant id iin•* tradt wci. to put that ijui-stion to my son. AT T | NNOON nice way to ipiict down and pre­ lion If rorrert die tradition serve a more professional environ­ Ilf yyiiuld I. ply '•( IOUt.se I would 240 | 240 | *00 | 340 | 440 I 440 I &00 I 640 eipImnH wfiv »uch part if Ipantn ment hut the talk continues Mow *aye you n.y mother i an walk on *> ahotild lie old enough to fie , can I make these guvs get the me* water Moyy aU-ut that ’ I > rmant hut utfierw ifu- very viiufik HI ITT IN ST \| HTiMTI I'Al.H- O ^l1#. ?' 11.. .j ft ;,o i I «>a h»- tvg A> ■ sage "Sav wind you have to say i: •uWi (w. rj if* lityi-’t'' HegHrdlehh of the renaotin «nif kis-p it short then sit down and is- •2> *%* ^ '• ,tMi A M ,'t | A; f" Hyt| |l|f I 'tlJtjf flin»: km,'i!hr)A’ rhatti-rinj; r hildren quiet'1 UT AH liT IT T: h iu are a will M*« MS Cent riiinMlig tfieii iui-j in 11 prori-MUori NOINN f’RAZY It's a w ise son w ho kiiuii * Ills . (l * 1 W' r. * »*'! ' •». m< or fidgetinK amont; tin witne«»en IN r< >1.1 Mill :s. oHK i own mother, and a diplomatic , o w •* u ■ J ' •"’* ff- *j • M • ,#-**•« remind me that w.me element of the o O f j] + m *. *; u , 1 I * r ■ J P#-1 I I* j tl f| * « i'j * '/ hiislianil w ho knows when to u> * v T* * W1* . f *At#p. t| A T * ' A"#' i * family and ((immunity .an attest to DKAK NOINN « IC1ZY: Since throw a life preserver to hi* All -*«. c• tit # |i T i| A* ,»» # A if i" t V, fH * t ■ > «.r* P,» A«t (•»< ('-- g j y***'-* ,‘* t‘ i Js-'C-j *>ft (• hr-.j * ft 1 * ftK g U4I- j !* • * " 'j Ion a leremony t!iat eneludeM » k*l*f _ #i 4 2 k.i' 'ftratl'ft 3 l ft Vv*n3#j h ’* * 3* * n-remony hfftl ftMj#* ' ►. • \ , <. * * •* # 1 j ' ** * %r ft*si****-i' * fMn 1 k 1#t sound is coming out is your him * i# (n '(hr Anger m All »f lift 1 _ It » UKN.lAMIN I TITS business ! People whose main »«ml Hui* in I it al Vft nh it " Tn nnlrr, ■#nH ^■•1 * 4 •'* 'p»f j i «#^|Y "ft# t ' « i" ft » #> 1 Spo4tU.1l . ii'rv' T*#i ft j# .1 i *• 3 1 , •**■ ft 1 ’ * ft. 1 i HA ITANt M)( ;a . TKNN entertainment is hearing them­ •» tMiiM*H*■*«► wiir, »« If jiii drt‘nniMll fllvrbpe. 'll ■' »• * j m» Sget#t - - ■ ’/ *' ' Ill'll* i hi'i k or itn*ii«*> nnlrr fr»r f.1.9 I AW JL Jtj#1 A *n#i i** j MrjMftUftf (*■-* -1 AlJ*-1 A f 1#* | W Jt l|r Ht ft - * Sjj#- g •* -i *’ | , #.t selves talk are usually unuhle to • * ^ jHr^# * ',4*1 • • • i »f| t * I v .'ft|1: J>#t f ft-c»1 k'j(>r> . • * * DEAR UKN.lAMIN: Thank M .’>»» in ( iitiftiiIh Heivf Ali(iy„ Anger ‘Ur t* trgth 1 ftifi# ' • _ * j ft * tf# * IIP * O l~0’ • rt *, J* w .ft • 'Nft’fft*Hft.»" < < •** --1 * U * -r cl * f*e believe that everyone around I ii HtL I*11. (Ml (tn# 447. Mount MorrH, II. ' 9* * / ** you fur a faneiniiting letter. them isn't fascinated hv Iheir njn\4 oil* I'miftigc I* inr|udt*fi.i LI A I Lfi^c •*»##' * A. • 1 • m** ..1 • • •'—* • - “ f.q...... Ml J *'#» A Of'# Mat A (i M» * ft • ■ f M* ■ A' .'J *•♦1 Ay'* **•« ft *-•» Aet1? M* A - 1 ft -^'4 *•** 0*f*4 M*ft A j> 3 U#ft ft v ‘ l However, let’i* agrin- to disagree chatter. •.A'.M Y:*t, ... *,* . lit ,■ , •’ .1 * . r * J .* f Mo , »j*- *i hlV' IN on the nubjerl of children at >.iC» T fTt* f .|A * !.„■ t*f • 3 •'' * t -f »•’ - * I j j I tl C ft H i r»-■ ,T| !<# ft-^t’ft * t * --I weddingo. Older children, who ’.r/,T / $ ii e* t>j V »it v>' j 1,11 | j • ' A 1 * . *"* ’t* • ■ * :■ *| fJifflwi't i Dt-ng#* o ,i . * s*2 know how to hchiivf and are I i KAI ( ,\ 111 It \ \ M »- W • 11 kri ,* f ,111 1 Announce the ’ jv* • I1*# * • ■ ft !« 1 *•» J f V'i. m< it* *•* If" f T,-.|| I ■ NNiti ' I t »**t *i#1 tY# aware of Iheir rrounding*, b**t ami- n« fL ilo**' Ii I*•-1_mii is> i ' ft*1’ M i* ” * * if, a *• J*t '» *t • B ig E v e n t ! ! fi-* 4| *>f **!__ t f* -ft O jfJiK I I'l l* # iff ft- .ftt'ji Tftftt run certainly he invited to !rii*rnf-hi|i and U d to mtun.it v ,i U , *• * »' »«j< . #»•» *hare the feativilfea. Small chil­ tirn**' 11• * i***t11 in.i(fii*i| j»ni du Forms are available a! the TMC iff * i : • i dren. with abort attention 711 if A illlt tn 41« • >s t f • i % »Hi r l . l l l i l i j* - - , **i Seminole Herald office, »M *■ ■ * • • i/* apana. are dlaruptive and ' USA jU*tr •• ' # T' V i in ’ ' * ' Hi- d to idl'd ti. •>-1 * i|ft t it i * - i_ iMMir-.ii*- 300 N French Ave. • H" •f* A i * tin ii I d not attend a wedding ■ I M , fit'tvfH; "* * m ,ic f?#* ■ 3 •♦# M'j'tat Sanford. FL 32771. There fVCiN *1# ft 4 • jiti'f* ■J,V* WjffM.' t* ft t a- ji-'f ", ftjt- ordeaa ajicriflcoll) invited. Alt-'. ■* Oft .ill jf 13 fttlfj# ;.(!"* i;,mm 'finite*, U«g I'.S. Thank (did society Hm* |»robl»*tn i* -r># n»- to u is no charge for this Inn progressed beyond heat­ distant aithttUftifi rmt rnd« .iiu| k\»- service •40 IKHIK 740 | 740 ) 1140 1130 ing hoya to record renl-eatate h,i*» i tom* r-.ilion **niv vito-i* I mi it A *•“ A 1‘ftftft - ' 4 * ■-■ t ‘ # *,. M *; A 3 i+jtfi Sf^jrTt H !.r # 'Hitt t ranaaetions. t Oil*' il \\ bi-f i 1 .I'k' d t * f i! ■ ’ i ,f* a voiding *iii* *h** *11(1 *»h* ** l«* #*n £ M1 **#»t * .a i i j ■ a ■ ft V| »*i Ci f ‘♦ui o : |K#it j#'» v**r\ bu-v tint do«**nt Imm- utu* ti» '«# iw » Afl'C h fi| C.'C* **#t i ** *;#j: t >>ki* '•fftt DKAIC AlUiY I ft'irk ^ith i !*iik J itu jtt’d ht*i to liiiut. i i oLi|iY o ftrwl tft'.im uf ]h m' •‘Art* ? *nfti llUl Aft #t* Z V6l t ulmlc MUinlion in r until mi* r k«t ■ ss iU* molin' **»* iifo* riot 141 l'o © IV. a •*.>• HoOj M&ud 1 Liifttftt if' AAft ^ai* V|r#V V* I l i i l Y P jmthhJ *. of down- •Afiliv I n ails mu*' if frn*vid (#*» t huii (! Jvft (rijjft* (?* • »l*jf ft L#„ * t-'-j Uji-ifttni Vi1 i r # t i A ijtl H * i A,1r VJ*. !»#•« J © * : I -I * If I IftVll ■ * * ft I*# O f * * 1 *v* t * #i ’1* •" #-hx r ’##*•< A * #■' HI Jl ft Uvi tl A 4 !#sj f, . t „,J t t*#"( '»*# ftf' I ftTl J | I J J | | I 1 l .ft ft Sint ■# i * ' n i #«ic# © Aim#'if i 1 ■ j*"t| Bit * •j#.# T !»«» f i C *• # c. • • ft* C#flJpry '*l'y#"p #4 C c#*' «► J • IT Oft# a» if ^ifti w •'# * >f-ij t tfl#ooif *k(■»*.#«.....—--ft- ■ ■ »i ’ * dv«(J#' tftK" © Swr-lJ (#i!F' . *U• Cof*-f 3 (U’A#n r «Jjftl A*,>gft #•*T# » 3 I < a * f ci> '£ Lcift'ft'ft *u V V.r M A.I MftDfplhl ' ■ ■ i DiS jf W JIJ ♦ Jft*' 'M * •* U _£.**» . 0*tvr-ft j jtft Ijfiift A «* * * i r# p |? v r ire1 * 1M 0*j,;,tTunt !- Mi- - j-w# i # Today’s Local i ' I1 >4 ■ 1 ..i l>fi'<#T|tfr (f J'ftft# Mjijjt l |i|'rf# Hit! . * - * M» • "■ * - r n* • • l#i f AM ttl-rg IM-A'tj Jcj'.I Ski# "#.*r- ■ ft i j * * • C VtiiAg# B#r7l#iio*t ** * ■ • . • MCt-r* M l i" it't' 4 . ft ■ U.'/ft, . jft I ft rd T Cift ft i tl Mcp# f'&fttl ft #•- f* i i , ! . • MB0 urc U f * -f 'rvlf i It- 1 "J“, A - ft 1 t ~ I ft* it - J i » •’» * I i , ’ f *. * Hometown News j (*• a II WAl »‘i » utv * fir *" w j (+#j ft. i | ft-1 .* A..' .3 S't j. rt ■ ! h»»» iA'ii#'# « 1 * A I1-! (•#» A .uj k NASH il* jftndl lifigftbp 'DuMtio# ftjiftmjiTt *"i 1 ,*'• ‘il k Omti C ft'*mpB,a.fiifup *Ck0ta lOuidoof Th*h.in *C-liuCii ‘-.ii;ii NiCn lift*" *U * ft ft » l l * r A I t#! An * ■; • (cT,I N r. S#** v : '•* L *.: | UC.t LwCji * ,'f'*#'1 &#■* * Jr"*-* 1 ’u - M -. ‘v • V t.r/.t G- ■ Qj . vif ,rt [*.*.( |c,., th.i-1 ■ t f*rj»v.-J» .#-iji ,- ij n C.tw4i »• jft C' -m 1* f 4*;* i.t Right To Your QvC H-m# S'^'ft raf'l Sr ftilyt t'f, r-M/rf . J^Oft4. 3 *1 itmt/f ( «*'#nd L# * J'# S*T[, *♦ SHOW Hr.#- 1 M.ii* N-r »• ■‘ft' * A - , ■ (•%' {- ' PJt.. (- * ' Al-% J-At !',*#( t« ’SUN Sh‘pSh4j* f'wL'M H . "g :*•' n l'** p AMt5 Mir . j i*. C*it£Nt| Spc#f* tl c HA*-'# * ( 1 6 Hf| L Ifijt’ Sfty'ftf Mi|U#| ‘ » '*t H *1 f < |1 if'* U > t ft* fly-''’ etftrl M iui, ! jy|l( r f Jft T • # ( i • , #• ' T i J# | |i • • » * ^ ',.i * *. . - IL. . j P.* "L#fli • • . . - .1- A - - ft, M i . DtJJ Me "i C*n 1 Front Door tuc •t Jft.. 1 y . . .2 ( Al >%v* • Sft ft t *• X TNT *>U'I iff 1 T’pj 1 ■ * * 1 1 , l f .# S i jt # # # *■ * ..." ft ' I . 1 ,NIv! r. 1 ft L : f Sift! ft ft • uU T A * ft ft ft A A* '( I4 III *. ' M.J' S’»r • •.r ii■ 1 S * Si# » ~g* L j ti t fj l j f e-ft4.^# Nik U VM1 » Src i liff-n# IT# U-y Dr' r.j th# W«* « MfAm.i th# Mui'C Stof|iftr*f* Bts.ntf IA# W.* c W&N (fti-£ft]f • . t F*'*nl tjfeo! S **»' S i *.i* j*t Gu. Ij0 UiMJLCf New* Tft#pUf ■ i Lt#ckift*f Mghtmjn wins 1#r Uj i a • • I h # S, . . * j , Th# Sf ! f# C*r ! .* MONDAY PRIME TIME A WELCOME 630 740 730 040 I 9:30 I 1040 1030 1140 1130 '.bC j'l , I r \ Tcn.g..t|B#j IV ’Ojteirh*,|C. iVea. e NBA BAft(t#t&|il PiJfOftt l jr#m Csrffif\4 f tM Ct^r * beat »«■«! " - : ft ft. Pft f t 4 l«tft t * ft ■ » , ,if,r J* Ltdkbi . Ifking ti t vi-rytiCrdy B( Ynfndf f>#r*o# © Lftr# ■ Cnrvic j^l|(r 4 !J I.Tl'Ifj I K ( Sinn- t( j'l '.ft Wj# j JSlrftilJ Jt [hum ATTt H g Comly Uufincii t tit #»thoiii- WlifTjTm "" * Antique i naftdtho* , r*. A * , ft [fail Cheap A Ovi dCcmtrcH tc» Seminole Herald KD Ccucn Hipori L#hif» * I Swtfttla '|V# afi#i'ji.#i jkoadthom koidtiioN r t >.# •' ( i s Horn# jlViiriptont Mssrn 'KSi r-iViUiJ t f unrMftt *An # lUlcliffti »: j V/ *S#»i ]f ront ftoNM' • 11 Cf • 'ail €D Impfot# iinpfo»# Pjefy Oitftttft | CM'" 11 ito-w l* JChuCffO Hottonn# SeunctltAng Good Ttifiifjhl1 ftfnnf Minn Geii aiin ]Bfbtt loiUt»" ]lT»nnfih~ ’t' O.e Um#ritan Vtorthip W CM Ship G0 H« #Leg Voiir Vpifttt jfarnily Copfland jStonfl Twhfi Newt fC0Cl-ti (■ Jftmrt D*> /1 (*ft'# *h. J Pft7iii| ~ *»|Ji0*thip |Ctftud PlftiVC is* Lord GD Hkebiton OCHOA n HOME DELIVERY Gnfy: luptrn.fti !L.hofi ta HigTiMftf lo Hfftten »'.■ ■ d tp ftri An Jt | L>e Qumn Mcd £in» Diftgn&iift Murder [fftthif Dcwiing Mptler et tel S*irp touD'&p 11«* (tiii Cl-VtftUJh Srih« [w&mftn Jut! C># i Corne-Jf It W j . 1ft.r IlnS'eret______'Joct'je Ju Jf Jiidg# Jodi Jit.** Tret IhtftrsV Ditbt'1 Hem# Seniinti U.r>' FJr “ Tills Tf*« Altai o 'SlftTliil The M#*1 J S20.87 for 3 months J S41.23 for 6 months J $83.46 for 12 months 1 Gentffttfon " - ' ' «• ff WftKf*Miia.it $1#*#0l Jf Gtflfiilion f.'i 1 t Simon Jl j* ft; i it* Y /-s * t ’ tnaitiigtiift A#portt «l I'L.fL’l - . ■ - ’ , Li* ft Order „' ' * ' Sales Tax Included Sales Tax Included Sales Tax Included " i* 1 If ft in ii I i I „■ I I , Mi - »• ' n Yunlift Mftm# ftft ft IliVA I " m Y t On!p Mon#y m 1.1 * J ■■ .i+'*s {r+.\ kftpCti)^ .. * Jpiftril ^ G'oOf# |Mi* _ i I.,.ia I C m ..A a fAajlU jG&od iihi*t ■ 1 TrTComiCatto I.lf.1 F fc'L. lAa ! [08 ITTEt fofughl A0V >aAI Edj# Tflutmett TL... lUphonl .. ‘-r.— - Yi.aVff lift thfwt With Brtftn A.tOftmftdiirQUftM h Nam e Aofl3.cn Moflf~ phn# fif 1 Athout " [Cfcit,fc ftewtlUAd Tim* n , ». - ; i >t •- • ’ ■. . v M »i.n# N#o Hout# 1 n -11 Lin# ’ Yni J U-uoaiTr LingeM Mftvi in IS# aScrld Ilnjrifilftif f Qlti I’.ftirioi Itlftnd » Lftr gear Mail mlhe tSuf-d Broif>#ri| |$o W*"d 1 [fh« Shaggy bog rTtTk g | (31 u. I utw lkrx>th. a». iPjorf Tc-m 1: .. iA#.y Pi»iK*rni 'Giowkftlini Up ClJtt ]Sport%Cfmu ConicftU.t jWNJJAttHUA "liJeopfii .Plooptit T«'* Gam#tGaTnei Ir.JtlftTuoit. VDiri~~ oi |Bjtebftfl TonrgfiT ipofltieniir »r A ddress Phone I . i ■ nv |f jitny |Ltfi*J“‘‘ ClW x " I Lift r * Cam£ 11 A . r‘~’ ‘ ' W<| ”V u *-Cm - • f i [1^*01 Cm [avlwouii JC& Club^P ( I'olfA Afifit • . Y jcs f"t .a. M n#,r.r**t Jwior ftumOer. I Oi Etenl Li#>j C'ftm Uermr S*mp*on Ctatl Trial ISte'#. d City State Zip Eiien "]f lli’ii [Patty ollur Ch caqo kopt * * s r cun# Had Known 1 . i *■ rU •'* . j«* |QoU#n 1 1 , Twdtglil /yi-c Tric UovW ••# M ftdl; fffitstyj IrtlflOAtlrt4: Thf Rfltun olMtChftfl LA Con^fdentiftl • • • # {\J*t M#sicryp nnh St aerp Hut veil MAX , *,* A Ki Mptn • * t * * Cit-*# iifi Ss-'f-j, k I MTV v I e iGr 00 a # lie#»% Li1"11 JvTdeBi Sap tVhftl^tiWL fS'.'t * i M A __ koftd Hjrrt [Ho-ftd Bu-*t lo.f.r.t (' ' □ VISA NASH Dft ifti 'i . - iVaitoni h *‘ C.i ei*«»M. Li'ej'nd: lm ci Tknmt jim# Country___ k oiler jam Y i t|U Dji^jv f J-( *'■ ' NICK Ail Thfti TCftidog Ooug iHu2'a_!* He p Are old* jM«f Arn-uj-d iieftie JCeiac Left** Jltftae U bsi _ Car# uJah I World Combftti P" ' ♦ L fib# BCUI Cft'T .* J . IkucMord (ilftt Strrclt ol San f lancivco C^.nbJ't "T'a* C». 0V C Sampler_ 'Bohemian Ari Giatt PU Sip# }.|ulo«opb| Uajulf (*.' ■, (n... ii Card n Exp. Date Show j Moinni .* Dtj ctl a a 'j ' 11 j -U l * '» • * '* . ». -VS Tht Pm.on pi A. f.i. j SUN Sporlt YaU Vit , NAuio kftcmg je a Aut J Rjttng f.A. in A . . . . i. TLC Mom# A quint Hu me AgftmjCodO J Stoim htvtuc ;- Bililtlkl U S..tnc» |SIOIW Rn. ... 1 Call us today, 322-2611 to receive Delivery to your doorstep tomorrow "^r_r-t. V. Manilti —m in S t SUci t • • ;‘v_r nTjtjcMj %1PU|I •« icjju.i A* ■ CttSToTSSinci *i 1. (ijvTTjwWif :'0*b; S.etch An.il in ' i. - TMC l4.4*Ja.j C.rif llntlrin.., C.. I J C i ( ■ T > (- , -t. £J»"J- 1* I » (. ni Hctj. £*.i H (Ixj- t. -i", .1.1 .>.. (' Or - drop by our office at 300 North French Ave., Sanford, FL 32771 TNT PmSoulh Sj, »>~S-J "It#'V' ______ftCWU. Jj. (i.1;, . . . .. b UoiUl numlal i USA Mfltulil Jm(» i Xcnj .-.j.. . . • .r»v V. J ••• ItmlJ'jn V. rtf Iia r rtii .'..I n Jf pi houl 111 S :r ir e ) * Mail subscriptions are available. Call for information! Br(> f.d I hr Uuv.c VH1---- U 1J > l'.J ' J i'T. J r .i .n *.UIl! i' • l .1 _Tvihtft An Tt.«. ll,» ’ *»>** » Behind me V- > - wcir“ f lJi Koujc IfuJ MnuM '(J Uj. f*n Udl ‘l«HH«*,in Da'lr lhi~y~im(Mi tn|Ci |U»|Bi Lllj.l BuetJ i \ «(i J- ■■■:)•. jici W T 6 S - ftm Ujl IffVTii.f 'waxjinr ! ! t U Injur BjwbJ. .■ fljli t' AH-

SC • Seminole Herald. Santord. Florida ■ Sunday. June 6. 1999 Comics

FRANK AND ERNEST

Y W T ftT W OO’NCCtiCt'l wr ft uws- MWCfttPOGWlMEG ftCKCJ-tYtP SOW , K//>, ALL X Its: CAT. YOU GOT ft TAtUtB CAT ftViP BASSET HCWD’ BOWtfS' > IS PUT MY KtT NlHEfNKMb W'N6 US w t f t f i c . CrfN DO . together ' — ------'tt.BOhWS^ m \ IT UNtHt Tflf irs txsnje&te,

^ '{ NOT H T UP y f o n P i n c T OfPOSlT.

EEK& MEEK

’•WCMD6 YtftH CUKKOJT «rft y (OAuxiv y ^ ro a MJTSM M C f f I C t WM KEY IN ) WOT MUCH Of I BEER7 J TCE IS WCXEIGOK * * V ft WWSKEY I p ^ T MEITW& VENETIAN — ^ k WNKE* , f H 81INW mi o:o m j 7 z m : LOOK

SO WHAT WHO OP PLANS 0 0 X THO UG HT YOU VOU HAl/E FOB THE e— SWirrKLANft S O T - 1A1UST rt-S NOT I FLIP ANSWCP5 I ttCflVtPFROM KAWEPfCNA EAST TO ARfNT IMPQOV/nO COM/HO SUMMER, YDUR SCHOOL/IT H O N e y ? ^ _ / — nA H H i z z n r ... WAS A L A R M tN O / t e s t s * , t e a w ' o k V ^ S v 5— sleep.. ) r r n EAT... u

ANP THEN THE POET WHICH PAY ? ^ LCAPIM o-currourr* r^f^sJfThUy// i r s s t u > SAlP/tOHAT 1$ SO RAKE I PON'T KNOW PIPNT LIKE CCHW*/... c u r ia w r o the S ta r r , AS A PAY IN JUNE?" WHICH PAY.. YESTERDAY?. A i s m / r n c J= . ,t .WHO CARES ? J

HOROSCOPES •

SAOfTTAMUt (Nov. tU M e. SI) Even though accolades may be in orOsr for you today, let them come from eeeoctetee rather then Irom you looting your own BER N IC E horn, in took better m the eye* of otfiere. Sunday. June 0.1000 B ED E O SO L CAPRtCORN (Dec. XlUen. It) Pul Mo action an adventurous business plan by Art tRRBont Several welcome development! could you've been courting. Do not let taea bold occur In Vie year ahead that w* not only aptnta atop your forward progreee end he I OH, NO! A W W PUFF. fWF.. WHM NK t R * ? ) CVEM IF l GOT ID THE. BALL IN ^ prove lo be axdbng diversions. but could ■abefaceon the actMty could produce. > 5 ^ FLY CNtZ. *— — k ______S TUft£, THERE*!) NO WAY l COULD beneM your Me matenaVy as wel. AQUARRJE (Jan. XLPeb. It) If you eee e web ot manlpulebon In progreee aimed M m / THEQ4 THE. CALLBACK. THIS FA*! OEMS* (May JIUuna SO) A dear friend might make a request ol you lo haip hkn at you today, lei the Individual know or har ehouldar aoma raeponalbilltlai you’re onto ha or her ploy and you wH today, but you won! mind a M. In lad. not be Pie target. When unmotivatod. however, you wonl P ISCES (Feb. 20-March 10) Fruitful youl welcome the chance lo reciprocate fare at wel. pest lavors. Gemini, treat yourself to a Ideas abound el around you today. If you VIRGO (Aug. SS-Bept SS) Those from eee one m which you're Msresled. make birthday gift. Sand for your Astro-Graph whom you may acquire some valuable predicbonf for the year ahead by maJfcig certain you've cleared your calendar eo knowledge today are not the only one* you can give N the attention I needa. S2 and saN-addrestad stamped envelope who possess expertise. You have much lo Astro-Graph, c/o this newspaper, P.O. AMES (March II -April It) Keep your to share as well, eo don't sell yourself attention locuaad on whore you find your Bos 1766. Murray HA Station. Now York. short when in their company. euoceeeee today. If that happens to be in NY 10156. Be aura to stele your rodec URRA (Sept S *O et SS) Ue has a way sign. Vie realm of material Meresla rather Own of surprising us sometimes. Thoee who social, lake advantage of A CANCER (June Sl-July SS) Chances you may be counting on could remain out ere youl have opportunibee to rates and TAURUS (April 20-May JO) Everything in T N I CAMP WILL BE ol sight today, while others that you'd which youl have a hand in running today enjoy yourself with friends today, but try Im si expect to help or support you may OVERRUN WITH lo welch what you spend In the process. slip forward. should prove to be very ehfoyabie. Youl SCIBNTIfTf/ . You do have a tendency lo be a bit eapedeVy know how lo provide fun lor el BCORPtO (Oct. S4-Nov. SS) There's a with ehorn you're Involved. extravagant. possibility you may have a change of LEO (July SS-Aug. SS) If there is some heart concerning social plana today. sort of reward or prise In It for you, you ThaTa okay, ao long as you give others could rise to the occasion today end be Involved proper node* of your withdrawal.

OADWftftJTBA YOU AMO MY CAD., Never dose your eyes What, according to Dr. Samuel PHILLIP Johnson, is the happiest part of a man’s life? ALDER For many, it is while sitting at the bridge table. Today's declarer was a happy man - until noticing he had displayed The deal was described by David Huggett in the April issue or Bridge Plus. A Q 7 6 4 S * Q 10 What would you have done? Against unable to take the diamond finesse. In three no-trump, West leads the heart desperation, he cashed the diamond * A 7 S * A 7 4 she three, king (curses!), 10. East re­ king, but the queen didn't fall: one turns the suit, your queen and dum­ down. Vulnerable: Neither my's ace (ailing with a silent thunder- Did you spot South's error? At trick Dealer South dan. What now? three, he must lead the dub eight (or Needing to take the neit eight nine) to his ace. When the 10 drops, i West Nasth E tricks, South logically went after five declarer can continue with his seven. Pass J * Pi Pass S NT AJ dubs and three diamonds. Ha led the When that wins, ha Is still In hand to club two to bia ace, then flneaied take a serend dub f in it e After run­ Opening lead: v l dummy's eight There was good news ning the dubs, declarer crosses to his — the finesse won — and bad news — East discarded. South played a dia­ ot a man's life Is what be pai mond to his ace, repeated the dub fi­ with an overtrick, not an undertrick, I awake in bed in the w w «i"g ' nesse, and ran the rest ol the suit But when the diamonds split 3-3. Watch now declarer was stuck in the dummy, those spots! OIISIfeNrAtat