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Serving Sanford, Lake Mary and Saminola County slnoo 1008 SANFORD — The Seminole Field is SANFORD — At least seven hl- vc In In addition, several other vehicles, narrowed Sanford Police Commander De­ "Moat of these are Individual Linda Albury Linda Carol Branaman Tarry Cook Martha Oraveley Anita Groves Connie Judy to 10 By VICKI DaBONMIBN Top teacher semi-finalists Herald Stall Writer the the annual rcim|M’llllon. leacltrr of Die year selected selected Ihe ten sentl Dualists In County school district has Who’s Who’s swiping cars? By NICK PPBIPAUP WriterHerald Staff Beglnlng at 6 p.m. tonight. Semi­ Developer* Battle Ridge Co. wunls SANFORD — There Is growing cle cle Ihrfts Sanford and were DmgwoodIhe weekend. reported arras In over Ihe stolen previously,stolen were recovered nnis W hitm ire said he doesn't believe believe the thefts urr being done by Cops Cops share theories on thieves stealing autos an organized ring reports.' he said. and ing * It's bill surpris­ we Irelieve we have found a Black Hammock area. percent prone flood and 80 percent proposal proposal south of Lake Jesup In Ihe nole Countyreview a land commissioners use proposal homes lo build and will stores on nearlyIntersection of the Seminole 300County Expressway and State Road home every 434. acres, 10 but developers Bailie Ridge Co. to wunls 10 lo apartments build portion ofthcslir. up per acre on one to build 50 apartments. 275 homes wetlands. Battleapply a Ridge conservation plans easement on In Senior Staff WriterStaff Senior The property Is now limited lo one und 35.000 square feel of cial commer­ space on u site that Is 75 By J.MARK BARPIBLD opposition In u housing and store acres south of Lake Jeaup ut Opposition grows over homes, stores Ex-cop denied bail before sentencing in sex case Ex-Sanford Ex-Sanford policeman Quy Brewster appeared In court Monday to request release on bond.

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qualified to teach. Ilevey said. In 1986-87. for example, there were 120 By VICKI DeSORMIER "The students would recognize that teachers who hod been out of field for three Herald Staff Writer Arby’s aims for nonsmoking policy Immediately." she said. “ It would never years or more. That year, there were also 55 last. You couldn't pull nomclhlng like that who had been out of field for two years or FORT LAUDERDALE - Arby's Inc. will ban smoking In all of SANFORD — The Seminole County school over on the kids and w r wouldn't do that less. Th is year there were 85 teachers who'd Its corporatc-owncd restaurants this summer and hopes to board will meet this evening at 7 p in. anyhow.” been out of field for three or more years and Install the smoke-free policy In all franchise outlets as well, Among the Items on their agenda Is a In most rases w h rrr teachers ure out of 40 who had been doing It for two years or company officials said today. discussion of the number of teachers who field II Is done In an emergency "band-aid" less. Arby's said It would be the first major fast-food chain to have are teaching out of field. mrasurc to fill n slight deficiency In the "W e would like to eliminate this all smoke-free corporate restaurants nationwide. A teacher who Is out of field Is teaching In stalling arrangements at the school. together." Ilevey said. The chain, which features roast-beef sandwiches, has 2.248 on area In which he or she Is not certified by For rxnm|>h.. Ilevey said. If a school has She noted, however, that many of the restaurants In the United Stales. 257 of them c o r p o r a te -owned. the stutr. oirered five ( lasses of Spanish, but only has teachers out of field are classified as such A formal announcement was expected later today at the "That's not to say that the teacher Is not the teaching rapacity to staff three of the because of "paperwork" rather than lock of Multi-State Working Group on Tobacco, a forum being held In qualified to teach that subject, though." classes, they may allow unother teacher educational coursework. Washington. D.C.. by attorneys genrral from 16 slates. Carolyn Hevcy. personnel manager for who lias the li.n kgimiml in Spanish to le.n h "A lot of them have completed the course Judge upholds public financing law teacher certification, said. "Usually the the remaining classes even If her certifica­ work and they are Just waiting for the slate teachers who are out of field have completed tion Is In math. to Issue them n certificate." she eald. TA LLA H A S S E E - A Judge turned bock a challenge by some coursework In that area or they have "We would do that rather than not offer That process, she said, could take up to Republicans and upheld Florida's 1991 public campaign taught It before In another school district or the class to the students." site explained. five months to complete. financing law that calls for the state to match Individual they have u background In that urea." The district Is making every effort, The board meets this evening at 7 p.m. In contributions limited to $250. A teacher would never be asked to leach however, to eliminate the need for tearhers the board offices. 1211 S Mellonvllle Ave.. The law had been passed at the urging of Gov. Lawton In a subject area In which he or she was not to lie out of field. Sanford Chiles, who said It would reduce the Influence of special Interest contributions. Chiles praised the Monday ruling by Leon Circuit Court Judge F.E. Stclnmever III.

policeman Is a danger to the Bond community and would stay in Jail. Continued from Page 1A Hrewster was convicted of be scheduled after eight rounts of sexual activity the sentencing but the bond with a child stemming from a Waste not want not hearing would go on as sched­ two-year |>ertnd when a youth County waste benelilled PDQ uled. White requested a continu­ lived with him. Hrewster met the Mall and More, a Sanford ance because he was not familiar youth while he was serving as package shipping service, this with the case. the school resource officer at week. Boxos and packing The defense attorneys argued Lakevlew Middle School where materials were delivered to Hrewster did not have any prior the boy was a student. Th e the company by commissioner criminal record and appeared at victim Is now 21. Larry Furlong, right, and Paula all the hearings and court dates When the attorneys began Irby. Computer Services Divi­ before Ills trial. Hrewster testified discussing some motions, proper sion secretary, second from he would appear whenever re­ filing limes and procedures. right. Store owners Nayda and quested to do so If he was Dickey said to White. "Don't get Mario Lopez, left, recelvo the allowed bond. sucked In by this case." w hich materials. White countered appearing on drew churkles from the bond during the pre-trial period spectators. when a defendant Is optimistic Later, the Judge oulpped. "I MwaM PhAta hr ttm m , Vincent about being acquitted Is different can assure you. I could have left than being released afler con­ the courtroom during this case viction. He added the type of and Ihey (the attorneys) would crime Hrewster was convicted of never have known III" made him a danger to the The Judge also advised the community. attorneys lor the defense and Dickey said he received prosecution to give proper notice numerous letters from residents If they Intended lo request u p ­ of the community requesting ward or downward departures to Brewster be freed on bond. the sentencing guidelines for However. Dickey ruled the ex- Hrewster. Tourism down 1.9 Task force calls Happy days percent in October for tougher high predicted for By JACKIE HALUP AX Associate^Press Writer______Tourism, school requirement state’s economy TALLAHASSEE — The num ber of visitors to Florida By JACKIB HALUPAX GPA to graduatr, under (h r dropped 1.9 percent last October for 1993 Associated Press Writer______tusk force recommendation. By Ateoclated Prata consecutive quarter In mid Freshmen next year would 1993. wllh employment exceed­ over the same month In 1992. By Associated Brass______new statistics show. TALLAHASSEE - High have lo earn a 1.8 GPA und GAINESVILLE - Florida's ing year-ago levels In all 20 school students should be frrshmen the following year economy Is turning the comer metropolitan areas, the bureau Th e figures are the first lo Florida hosted fewer visitors steered Into tougher classes 2.0 GPA. after three years In the reported. measure tourism activity afler last October than In October and required* to earn higher The changes recommended doldrums, say University of Flor­ That growth should case from the fatal shooting of a British 1992. but the number of visitors grades, a group of educators by (he group, appointed last ida experts. an annual 3.7 percent In 1993 to tourist at on interstate rest stop for the first 10 months of 1993 has concluded. summer by former Education "A variety of economic In­ 2.8 percent in 1994. That lost September In North Florida, was still ahead of the compara­ Morr than hall the high Commissioner Belly Castor, dicators now point to expansion, downturn simply reflects a a crime that attracted worldwide ble figure In 1992: school graduates who enter would need legislative ap­ albeit at n slower rate than (hat tapering off of the post- attention. Four teen-agers Octobar 1993 Florida's community colleges proval to be enacted. of the boom-boom '80s." Hurricane Andrew reconstruc­ charged with the murder of Gary Overall: 2.801.094 have lo take at least one Limiting access lo the easi­ rconomlsl Carol Taylor West tion boom In Dade and Broward Colley are scheduled to stand Auto visitors: 1.267.372 remedial class In reading, est classes Is another recom­ said Monday. counties. West said. trial this spring. Air visitors: 1.533.722 wrtltng or math, according to mendation In the task force Taylor Is the forecasting pro­ The highest growth rates for However, while auto travel October 1992 a report by the Task Force on report, which was to be pres­ gram director at the University's the next two years are predicted was down. International air trav­ Overall: 2.854.896 Auto High School Preparation for ented today to Gov. l.awton Bureau of Economic and Busi­ for construction, expanding at 5 el Improved slightly last October visitors: 1.332.239 Postsecondary Education and Chiles and the Cabinet. ness Research. The bureau Is percent and 5.5 percent before over the same month In 1992, Air visitors: 1.522.657 Employment. "The task force desires to ptrdictlng three vean of growth dropping off to 1 percent In according to Barry Kenney, The (ask force wants the convey higher expectations for the state's economy In the 1996. Services, trade and gov­ director ot the state's Division of Jaaoary-October 1993 de point average required for all students through a latest edition of "The Florida ernment Jobs are all expected to Tourism . Overall: 34.522.876 K graduation gradually more rigorous core curricu­ Outlook." published quarterly. grow between 3 and 3.5 percent "W e are pleased with that." he Auto visitors: 17.974.968 raised from 1.5. "which Is less lum ." the report reads. Construction, health care and In 1994. with growth In all said. Yet he noted m any foreign Airvistors: 16.547.908 than a C average, below what High school math and business services are leading the sectors to ease In 1996, West travelers make their plans — and Is normally considered satis­ science courses are divided way In Job growth with govern­ said. pay for them — far In advance. January-Octobar 1992 factory." Into Ihrec levels, ranging from ment agencies and retailers also Personal Income adjusted for "I still think we have lo Overall: 33.808.560 High school freshmen (his the most basic to the most Increasing payrolls. West said. Inflation Is forecast to Increase continue to monitor the situa­ Aulo visitors: 17.326.355 fall would have lo earn a 1.6 advanced. Nonagrlcullural employment 4.8 percent la 1993. 3.4 percent tion." he said. Air visitors: 16.482.205 lopped 4 percent for a third In 1994. 4 percent In 1995-

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Sanford Herald. Sanford, Florida - Tuaadiy, January 25, 1994 - 3A Firing disabled cops Retail theft Controversial policy not employed by local departments Sanford police arrested Hruce Todd McCaaklll. 30. of 275 •y NICK PPKIPAliP even though It’s considered light partment which must Issue a Marjorie. Longwood. at a grocery store In tlic 1500 block of S. Hint." Herald Stall Writer duty. It’s still Important, because “rlghl to sue" letter or sue on French Avenue Sunday. A store security person mild McCusklll After former Police Chief If she wasn't here, we would Hie officers’ Iwhair. Eduardo Gonzalez arrived In had atlrm plrd to hide two packages of steak, valued at $12. SANFORD - City officials have to bring an officer In from All hough federal officials ref­ undrr his clothing, and leave the store without paying lor March 1992. he decided (hat defend a policy calling for the Ihr field lo handle that Job," used comment, city labor at­ [Millcy was outmoded. He feared Ihcni Mr was charged with retail theft "ring of disabled Tampa Police "Lake Mary doesn't have very torney Thomas Gonzalez, said he the department could lie overrun Department offierrs. saying tax­ many Jobs which wc consider expcriH the Ju s lIce Department by ills.)hied officers. * Domestic cases payers would rattier have an light duly." said Capt. Sam to life suit. "Th e citizens of Tam pa suffer • Timothy Eugene Thomas. 23. 38 Shenandoah Village ahlrd-hodlrd erttnr-fighting force Hclflorr. "Hut If someone Is City ofllclals urr prepared to because there are fewer officers Apts., was arrested by Sanford [Millcc at his residence Sunday than officers on light duly detail. Injured on duly, wc will try lo light, contending laxpayers will on the street lo detect or respond following .m altercation with Ills wife. He was charged with Sanford and laike Mary [k iIIcc find something. If available, for sulfrr If the department has lo lo criminal activity," he wrote lo haltery, domestic violence. have milder policies, lioih offer them to do." keep pcrm anrnlly Injured cops Ihc EEOC. • Lewis Thomas Boone. .Jr.. 10. 2555 Crawford I hive, was light duly lo officers who urr Hoth Whllmlrr and Hclflorr on the [>avroll. arrested by Sanford [toiler at a residence In thr 4fX) block ol Injured on the Job. Those Injured mild their departments do not Some Injured olllcers say II Is Permanently injured officers Mrllonvlllr Avenue Sunday following a dispute with a female. olf the Job however, have to provide work lor jirrsons Injured unfair to dump Ihcm when they originally were given six months He was charged with battery, domestic violence. handle iliclr own recovery time off the Job. "Th e y have to use up put Iheir necks on the line for of worker's com|H-nsatlon and • David John Baumann. Jr.. 20. 3449 Country Club Road, through sick leave or vacation their sick leave and vacation taxpayers. Police say a weaker then fired In April 1993. the city was arrested by depullrs at his residence Sunday following a lime pay." Ik-lllore said, "then they jiollcy would leave them overrun amended the [Hillcy lo give the officers as long as one year of dispute with a female. He was charged with Iwiltery. domestic So lar. nine Injured Tampa are Just off ihr [wiyroll until they wllh officers who cannot get the light duty before showing them violence. officers have been fired, forced to can come back lo work. " Job done. the door. • David T. Jackson. 37. 1003 Hunt Road, (atngwood. was retire or told they will In- fired. Five of Hie Tampa poller For years. TPD has found arrested by Longwood pollrr at his residence Sunday following officers have filed discrimination spots for disabled officers, a Most officers affected by the an altercation with his wife. H r was charged with battery, "In Sanford we give officers complaints with Ihc Equal practice followed In most de­ city [ml Icy have received disabil­ domestic violence. light duly il they are Injured Km p lo y in r n I O p p o r t u n it y partments IFs railed working ity pensions. • Aaron Davis, 07. fK)9 W. I2lh Slrrrt, Sanford, was arrested while on duty," commented Commission, saying the city llglu duly and usually means The act requires the clly lo at Ids residence by Sanford [Hiller Sunday following a dispute Commander Dennis Whitmire viola led the Americans with answering the telephone, doing provide "reasonable accom­ with a frin.de He wascharged with aggravated battery. "Th at, of course. Is based on the Disabilities Act. The EEO C bus driver’s license checks. In­ modations” to qualified people expectation that they will recov­ sided wilb ihc offlccis In lour vestigating forgeries, pawn shop wllh disabilities. If officers can’t Warrants served er from iheir Injury and he able cases The fifth complaint Is transactions or other ad­ go back on the streets, they arc lo resume iheir normal work firing reviewed. • Elijah Grooms, 2 1 ,821 Holly Avr,. Sanford, was located by ministrative tasks not qualified. Gonzalez said. load." The federal acl prohibits stale sheriff's depullrs nt a motel on S R. 40 Sunday He was wanted There are 802 slots, said Joe Police Chief Hcnnlc Holder Whitmire said n woman offlr rr and local governments from Walker, police personnel man­ on three warrants for falling to appear on charges of declined comment because the Is presently on lighi duty, having denying employment or benefits ager. "If we continue to do light cases likely will wind up In trespassing, violation of community control In reference lo mile Injured her band In an on-duty lo qualified people who are duly Indefinitely, theoretically, court. of controlled substance, and violation of community control for Incident. "We have her working disabled. after a while nil of our officers obtaining property with worthless checks. al the station with walk In com ­ The EEOC findings have Ix-rn • Sh.iii>n Ann Emond. 30, nf Ajiojika. was arrested by Lake would be Injurrd. 1 don't think Information from Associated plaints," Whitmire mild "Hut turned over to ihr Justice De- the tax [layers would rare for Mary [Hiller at her place of work on Rinehart Road on Sunday. Press Is contained In this report. She was wanted on a warrant Issued In Broward County for violation of parole on a conviction of driving under Ihc Infliirnrr ol alcohol Traffic stop arrests • John Marshall Peterson. 34. IIO North wood Road. Longwood. was stopped by sheriff's deputies Saturday. He was charged with driving with a suspended/revoked llcrnse. and driving under the Influence of alcohol. Dig that tunnel • John S lrvrn Poreo. 34. 747 Itayw'ixnl Circle, Sanford, was stopped on VV. (>w cola Hoad by sheriff's deputies Sunday. Hr was charged with driving with a suspended/rrvnkrd lit ruse, Tommy Aulon (left) wal's to and having linjiroper/unsafr equipment. w«ld a guide pipe for an huge tunneling bit while James Incidents reported to the sheriff Kramer directs the crane operation on the tunnel lo be • Someone reportedly stole some trees from u landscaping used lor a water pipo lo run company Sunday, on S R. 40 Deputies mild 11 apjjearril the under Lake Mary Boulevard fenced gatr was opened by pushing It with some type of The workers are employed by vehicle. Hems taken included a six foot eight inch tall Kerr Construction. Itgustrum tree valued at $300. and six six-foot tall crepe myrtle trees, will; a total value of $300. • A VCR and other Hems with a total value ol $277 were reportedly stolen Sunday In a residential burglary in the 4000 block ol N. Highway 17-92. HwaMftiMskTMtcSMl M imUI • A purse and lis controls valued al $415 were re|M>r1rdly stolen Sunday from a Longwood woman’s ear [larked al the Lake Monroe Wayside Park near the Volusia County line • Eight video tapes valued ut $100 were reportrdly t j M J * : - burglarl/rd Sunday from a residence In the 100 block of taiko Dot Drive. In Sunland Estates. • A residential burglary was reported Friday In the 5700 block of C.H >437. Deputies someone broke u window for entrance, and tampered with an entertainment center. Nothing Pentagon heads Naval Academy probe was immediately determined to hr missing. • Various Items valued at a total ol $105 wrre reportedly By TOMSTUCKCV as 133 midshipmen implicated. The repori by the Navy's fcnsi-d to cheating, hill most stolen Friday from two unlocked vehicles In a driveway In Ihc Associated Press Writer Navy Scerrlary John Dalton inspector general Inund iliat 133 "repeatedly llrd until confronted 100 block of Tangerine Drive, In Ravenna Park. removed the academy from midshipmen may have gottrn an wllh Irrefutable proof of their • Office equipment valued nt $1,300 was reportrdly stolen ANNAPOLIS. Md. - ’ ’lie Pen­ further Involvement In Hie probe early look til an electrical engi­ Involvement." the report said. Monduy after u report found that neering exam taken by morr Saturday from a model home In the GOO block of Caladonla tagon has tuken over Ihc In­ Two panels — one rumposed vestigation of the biggest cheat­ many midshipmen believed the Ilian 700 nirmhers of this year's Way. Lake Sylvan Estates. The home was bring used as a miles of three former academy siqier- ing scandal In U.S. Naval original Investigation was graduating class In 1992. office. inlcndenls and the other of five Academy history, with us many marked by favoritism. Elghty-onc midshipmen cun- Navy and Marine officers from Incidents reported to Sanford police outside the academy — will review the 133 files piepared by • A $300 T V and other Items valued ut $1,280 were the Inspector general. Those (wo reportedly stolen Friday In a residential burglary in Hie 800 Senate panel seeks assurances panels and Pentagon official-, block of Rosalia Drive. will decide punishment. • Four ilrcs and rims were reportedly atolcn Friday Iroin a Normally, honor boards made car parked In the 10O block ol Grovcwood Avenue. • Clothing and Jewelry valued at $730 were rrportrd stolen on consensual radiation tests up of midshipmen and overseen Friday In a residential burglary In the 100 block of Country by academy officials hundlc dis­ half-dozen departments and icsrarch "Is not at Issue here." Club Drive. By H. JOBKFHIBIRT ciplinary proceedings, but agencies — from ihc Energy and only "the wav some scientists • A CD player was said to have been lakrn during a Associated Press Writer Dalton look all resjHinsIbllliy Defense de|mrlments to the Na­ practiced their craft." residential burglary Sunday In the 1600 block of W. 14th away from the academy because W ASH IN G TO N - A Senate tional Aeronautics and Space Since the 107Os. there have of a widespread perception that Street. Administration and the CIA — to been formal Insiltullonal Review • A man’s sports watch valued al $500 was reported stolen [Kind Is seeking more assurance some students got special learn more about such experi­ Hoards lo enforce requirements Sunday from a residence In the IGOO block of Northlakr Drive. front ihr Clinton administration treatment. that radiation tests are not still ments. I hut participants In scientific O'Leary bus expressed re­ experiments provide informed "The majority of mldshtpmrn being conducted on people interviewed did not feel truili without Iheir consent, as oc­ vulsion uhout evidence of consent, she said. human radiation experiment-, "In fact scientists today must was found, or even seriously curred during the Cold War. sought." the report said. 21 years later, fugitive’s "W e know that radiation test­ during thr 1940s und 1950s and obtain Informed consent Just to ing. presumably with Informed has promised to make public all administer a questionnaire. It Is The rc|M>rt cited numerous consent, continues within the records jiosslhlc detailing such difficult to conceive of the cthlc.il examples ol lax handling of the freedom is on the line government." Sen. John Glenn. experiments Involving the old abuses about which we’ve licen lnltl.il Investigation, which Im­ plicated 28 midshipmen. All but Smith came running oul wllh a DOhlo. said recently. "Hut do Atomic Energy Commission and heartnu occurring today In Ihc By JULIA PRODIi other agencies. She also has said Untied Stales. ' site told a House six w ere cleared by honor hoards Associated Press Writer box of money. Drlnkard luy wc know with 100 percent dying Inside. certainty that testing without victims should tie compensated, hearing on Jan. 18. or academy officials. especially If consent was un­ DETROIT - Philip Chance "A llllle. bitty man — him and consent docs not continue to this thought he was home free. his wife run tills llllle country day?" clear. Hut O’Leary lias (old He escaped from un Alabama store, trying lo make a living oul Glenn, rluilrman of the Senate lawmakers that she Is certain prison — where be was serving a of It. They decided he'd lived Governmental Affairs Com m it­ (hat current human experiments life sentence for a murder be long enough. I reckon." Chester tee. was expected to get some — to the extent they are taking says lie didn’t commit — and 12 Rents, retired chief sheriffs answers today as he and other years ago was granted asylum In deputy of Chocluw County. Ala., place — are complying slrtctly scnutois quizzed senior Clinton with guidelines established In Michigan. He found a Job. got recalled In a telephone Interview administration officials. Includ­ married, bad two children and Monday. Ihc 1970s. Including require­ ing Energy Srcrclury Hazel ments lluit participants provide stayed out of trouble. The Detroit teen-agers, who O'la-ary. on cun ent jhiIIcIcs on clear and unquestionable con­ Hut the state of Alubamu and were in Alabama visiting rela­ human experimentation. sent. the Uny town of Edna want him tives. were arrested u few hours T h r hearing was the first She told a House Inquiry u back. lalcr and charged with murder. Senate Inquiry lulu Ihc huniun week ago iliut the jiuhllc should They enn’t forgive the staying All three pleaded guilty and got not have "Inordinate fear of of Hl-ycnr-old Wniter C. life sentences. radiation Icstlng Issue since current research practices" and Drlnkard. owner of Edna's Chance said he was bullied Prcsldcnl Clinton directed u salJ that Ihc vulldlty nf sclcnllllc country store. He was robbed Into n false confession by wide-ranging records search at a and stabbed with o screwdriver authorities who promised lie In 1972. would serve only a year. Hentz. Honest, Dependable, In October. Alabama resumed who took Ills confession 21 years attempts lo get Chance back, ago, said Chance wrote out how Guaranteed and Dedicated arguing that a 1987 U.S. the three planned a robbery Supreme Court ruling opened spree. Service with a Personal the way for bis cxtrndltlon. "When you give nomrlxMly a Concern for Your Repair Michigan Gov. John Englcr says pen and piece of paper and ask a -k oven be has no choice but to surren­ them lo wrtlc the statement ROASTED Needs CMC KEN -iP ilP der Chance but wants to consult down and they write li down, OWNER with Alabama Gov. Jim Folsom then you know there's not loo ■IpMtotai - ; t - - first. much coercing they could do," HarrcJI &. Beverly •Ik Rent* said. That leaves Chance In Umbo — »Wh I W v iH iN tS5! 3 S £ not knowing If his future lies In After serving 8W years as a Transmissions ? ! > i e r Detroit with his wife and daugh­ model prisoner and trusty. v rnsrifgM ters, or In an Alabama prison Chase was denied jrarole. So he J£ j |B i~L- *2® with hts brother and cousin. cscajicd while out an work Repairing and Rebuilding Automatic Transmissions | Chance. 37. was 15 when hr. release and hopped a bus hack __ . te — JL his big brother John, and Ills home to Detroit. r j u v e k e g g . x s s t a s s HB j sagas, fcgg; cousin LcRoy Smith stopj>cd at Eighteen months later, he was 209 W. 25th St, Sanford 3 2 2 -8 4 1 5 Drtnkard's store. Chance said he arrested, and Alaliumu lagan 30 Years... Same Location______1905 S.FRENCH AVE., SANFORD • 323^3650 1 was walling In the ear when trying to gel him hark.

« • 4A • Sanford Herald. Santoid. Florida - Tuaaday, January 25. 1J94 Editorials/ Opinions

Sanford Herald JOSEPH PERKINS (USPS a t -280) 300 N. FRENCH AVE.. SANFORD. FLA. 32771 Aren Code 407-322-2611 or 831-9993 Wjynv 0 Doyl#. Publisher and Editor Endangered Species Act a dinosaur

There Is a terrifying write In the monstrously billions of dollars tas|layers and private Human activity now Is all hut torbtddcn on more SIIBSCHIITION HATE successful film "Jurassic Park" where n young turtle* than -100,000 acres ol coastal sage scrub in San 3 Months...... 810.50 hoy and girl are hunted by n pair of ferocious N ow here Is tills IJIcgo and Orange counties. 6 Month*...... 830.00 veloclniptors. So cunning are these homicidal regulatory overreach The preservation types say that such extreme 1 Year ...... 878 00 two-legged treasts lh.it they actually figure out mure outrageous steps are necessary because m any wildlife Florida Rsaldanta must pay 7% salsa tax In how to unloc k doors. than tn California. In species like the K-rat anil the gnatcntchcr are addition to rataa abova. The last of Hits dinosaur specie* vanished from 1988. for Instance, quietly jiertshlng. The mosl nfl-clted llgure. the planet atKuit 65 million years ago. It Is hard the government ginned up by Harvard biologist Edward O to see how humanktnd Is worse off for thetr listed the Kangaroo Wilson. Is 50.000 specie* a year (up from his EDITORIALS extinction. rat .is an endangered previous estimates of 4.000. then 30.000). Which bring us to the 20-year-old Endangered species. Slnrc then, Of course, likr so many scary num bers used to Species Act. which appears headed for the taxpayers have spent justify dubious government regulation. Wilson's mother of all reauthartzatton battles In coming more than $100 mil­ was based on no empirical evidence. months. It m ay well lx- the most draconian lion to preserve the Moreover, Wilson's numbers are based not on Let’s have a environmental law on the federal books vermin. The 77.000 environmental hnbltuts In the United States, hut Regulators at the U.S. Fish and Wildlife acres of privatr prop­ largely on tropical rain forests throughout the Service enforce the Endangered Species Act With erty In Riverside world A thorough and unemotional Investiga­ a zeal rivaled only by the tax collectors at the County that have tion of the 600 or so native U.S. s|*ec!es listed as violence free ( It may woll bo endangered probably would llnd that most really Internal Revenue Sere Ice They are unhesttanl lo been declared "K-rat the mosl trample upon properly rights, to kill Jobs, to study areas" make are not at risk of extinction. draconian staunch much-needed development In the name t h e t r 111 c r th e The northern spotted owl provides a ease In of preserving some lowly subspecies or another. county's lurgrst environmental point. Fish and Wildlife commandeered a Superbowl law on tho To date. Fish and Wildlife has listed more than landowner. staggering 4.2 million acres to protect the bird, federal books. ■ restricting logging In old-growth forests, the Perhaps we should have said tills a week 600 specks as endangered or threatened. It has Similarly. In March owl's purportedly exclusive habitat. Now come earlier. Stop beating your wife because of a restricted hum an use of some 90 million arres of last year, the throughout the country to preserve the habitat of California gnatrat rejxirts that the owl actually Is nourishing In football game. this darler or that smelt, at u cost of lens of cher made the feds' endangered species list new-growth stands in northern California During the past deeadr, the numlHT of domestic disputes has ittercasrd on Supertxm’l Sunday. Statistics now show that the playofT games, such as those of this |>ast S u n d a y , also produce spouse abuse problems. SARAH OVERSTREE In just the Sanford. Lake Mary arid Longwood area this past Sunday, five cases of domestic abuse were reported. Some were How TV violence wives, others were female friends. Last year, on the same NFL pi ay oil game Sunday, there influences kids were six reported. Again, all against females. In a recent survey. Am erica's school In early January ol 1993. a drive got superintendent* nationwide blamed violentr underway to caution against ibis problem for hr TV and movies for thr significant rise in Superhowl Sunday. Major organizations, gov­ student violent r they're seeing. ernmental spokespersons, and law enforce­ What? You mean that Just because kids sec ment officials all spoke out on the severity of a sir.idy diet ol |>coplc blowing each other's the problem for this one particular day. heads oft. children telling their parents and Several commented that Supcrbowl Sunday teachers to kiss their deslgncr-jenncd was considered the worst day of the year for tM-htnds. and rap videos (hat portray troys Jerking down girls' bikini top* and dousing spouse abuse. t h c m w it h ti c- e r . The warnings went out here In Central youngster* Infer that Florida as well, and we arc pleased lo say I hey should also people apparently paid attention. behave that way? On the day of the big game last year, there What a novel theory. were absolutely no domestic violence cases At least It's pretty reported in North Seminole County. The novel to flie TV', usual number were reported on the previous movie and music Saturday, but none for that Sunday. Industries, who’vc Statistics revealed last year say. na­ downplayed the ef­ fects of make-believe tionwide. that almost every ease of violence v lo ir n c r on k id s on that day. ts coinmltt-d by a male, against n since Edward G rcm alc. R o h I n s o n w a s When a game gets heated, tempers could machine-gunning i have a tendency to flarr. Regardless of rival gangs Chley, It's what whether a person Is watching the game from E v r tt I n fl ii n r r y you have to do a bar. a friend's home, or the privacy of one's member* with kids lo soil a movie living room, avid sports enthusiasts will be themselves manage i o keep i h eIr lo a network shouting and perhaps screaming. DONNA BRITT theso days ■ I’tty the poor wife, girlfriend or youngster personal fears and philosophies separate who inadvertently Interrupts a fan wutchlng a from iheir pocket- player run down the field for what may be the -. - Getting through the earthquake books. One producer winning touchdown. and falher-of-tlirce I talked with, who de­ Needless to say. excessive alcoholic con­ LOS A N G E L E S - Tonle Pickett's oddest A corner tralllc light leaned drunkenly scribed him sell as n fairly strict but loving sumption is high during this once-n-ycar earthquake moment came Just after the Jolts toward the street, but at least It was working. parent, told me. "Hey. It's what you have to sporting event. This adds to the possibility of began. Dolling to the room of her daughter. Elsewhere, drivers propelled vehicles do to sell a movie to u network these days. It's kamikazr-llke through signal-less Intersec­ a problem . Asya. 5. she snatched the child from her bed. A their parents' job to monitor what they tions. Along Ventura's glitzy commercial strip, We urge the same consideration for others huge mirror toppled onto the rnultrcss. right watch." store owners sm dazed before their shattered that was shown during last year's Supcrbowl. where her daughter had lain. Yes, It ts a patent's Job lo monitor what kids For writer Patrick Roth. 40 — who "rode" shops walling far the ptywood to arrive. Let's sec If wc can have history repeat Itself watch, but lew rt-ally |>ay much attention to the 4-30 a.m. In his bed like a roller coaster — On every street, what their kids watch when they're alone with no domestic violence cases this Sunday. the awe didn't lilt until he stumbled Into his clumps of people Last spring, after watching 24 taped hours ol If no other solution can be found. It may be hallway and fllck-d on a flashlight He saw u stood staring. Joking rock and tap music videos and seeing an excellent day to spend In separate living room so totally trashed, so unfamiliar, marveling. Outside tichavlor I figured (he parents would us soon locations. Let football fans watch the game on that It reminded him of a movie set. "1 had no their respective scr their kids copy as some of Evrl Knlcvd's TV. Let non-fans take In a movie or go words." he said. apartm ents on rides. I canvassed some patents. shopping. As fur m y weirdest quake moment. I'll pul it Dickens St.. 5-year- "Do your kids watch rock or rap videos?" 1 If everyone realizes tills is a dangerous day. like this: When you're In a plane at 30,000 feet, old pals Asya Pollard asked. "D o you ever watch them yourself?" and Malachl Riley and takes steps to avoid any problems, wc the last thing you want to hear your pilot The nnsweis were always "Yea" lo the first couldn't wait to re- can have another great violence-free announce Is. "I have some very bad news." question and either "No" or "Oh. I've Monday morning, when sleepy passengers Inte horror stories. Supcrbowl. Regardless of which (cam wins. It watched a few now and then" to the second. on the L.A.-bound red-eye out of Honolulu "I was srrered." will be a victory for all the people. I then asked If they hud ever seen any of heard that, nobody moved. Malachl said. LZ! several Instance* of overtly sexual, "At about 5 this morning. Lo* Angeles was "M y toybox slldcd mlxogyntstlr or haic-mongcrmg behavior I'd all the way Into the t W hen you're In bit by a major earthquake." the pilot con­ aplane at seen. Not one parent had seen any of it. and living room!" tinued. "Th e epicenter Is In the San Fernando 30,000 (eel, the they were all surprised to hear that I had. VAlley...telephone lines are down: L A X Airport Added Asya as her So l lie re you have the status of parenlul mom. Tonic, looked Iasi thing you Berry's World Is closed. We are being rerouted to Ontario want lo hear monitoring. This fact has more Impact when (Calif.)." on. "th e bed was your pilot you realize It's also a parent's Job to see that As our flight veered east, a few passengers shaking real fast. My announce Is, ‘I kids get all tliclr shots and nutritious no at*, could make out small fires In thr still-dark morn was yelling. hut nothing violent hnp|x-iis lo the rest ol A ija f Aayut Then all have some very distance. Landing on a lonely runway, w r sat bad news ■ soclely If they don't. Yet u steady diet ol for two hours, wondering what was happening the stuff fell down! disrespect and violence comes raining down Just an hour's drive away. ...My mom cried, nut on others as personal Injury, theft and with us. and wc felt All around, voices murmured anxiously our neighbor prayed properly destruction. about loved ones In L.A. — "M y son." sighed belter." Luckily, the people who moke the TV She lifted up htr sweater. "See. I still have one woman: "M y girlfriend." a man Intoned. shows, music videos and movies can afford My brother. on rny pajamas." gixxl personal security systems. All I could think was that Hmcc. my best My brother, of course, was line. Ills apart­ How long are the producers of violent and friend since we were kids and who now lives In ment Is about ID miles south of (he scxuulfy exploitative material going to claim the San Frcm ando Valley city of Sherman 6.6-mugnttudc quake's epicenter. At the first that what they're doing doesn't cause kids to Oaks, was supposed to leave shortly after 5 Jolt, he said. "I ran Into m y safe place" — a copy Ii? And how long are parents gotng to narrow, enclosed hallway not far from his bed. M) a.m. to pick me up from LA X . He could have remain Ignorant of what their kids urr been on the highway, l thought. Then u "Once I knew I wasn't gotng to be Impaled watchlng? Even our kids understand that member of the flight crew made things worse by an airborne CD. 1 Just sal In thr dark, I hey emulate what they see. by saying that he’d heard the epicenter was In listening to the rattling outside." My friend's II-year-old daughter came Sherman Oaks. Then suddenly, he said, "I smelled cologne." Finally, there came the announcement that home recently telling ulxnil classmates pin­ Ills medicine cabinet had spewed all of Us ching each other’s buttocks, using sexually V.'-rf* LA X had reopened. Said a flight attendant In contents onto the floor. “ Th e n It was over." her best upbent voice. "We will till get through suggestIvc swear words to each other and this, together." Uut It wasn't over really, for anybody. boys "flicking" tbe girts on their breasts. Landing In L .A .. the last thing I expected lo Uruic's neighbor. Tom. still had to decide Her mother asked Iter If she thought these encounter was normalcy. Uut at the airport, where to stun cleaning up toppled appliances, klds' parents were responsible for their things couldn't have seemed more mundane — an emptied fridge, shattered paintings and the children's ugly behavior. businessmen hurrying distractedly to claims, a contents of five wall-length bookcases that had "N o." her daughter replied. "I used lo think blond woman making goo-goo eyes at her wrenched free from where he had carefully so. hot I know some of those kids' parents toddler son. riding atop u luggage-piled carl. bolted them. and they're real gixxl parents. I think It Out Just a half-hour's drive up the 405 comes from TV' and movies, because they see Freeway, in a rented ear headed to my Tonle Plcketl still had endless aftershocks — It there." brother’s apartment, nothing was as It should sonic 200 as of 5:30 p.m. — to ease her There Is plenty of grenl TV' for o u r children have been. daughter through. She had yet to figure out a to w atch. Fo r Instance. C a ble in the The freeway Into the valley should have been way lo convince her child — and herself — that Classroom, a national ronxorllutn of cable T V bustling by mid morning, out cars were few. it was okay to fall asleep again. Droce and I still nfKTators anti networks, makes over 500 Exiling at Sherman Oaks, it was impossible have many grateful thanks to give. hours of commercial-frer educational pro­ not to notice that the familiar Westwurd Ho gramming available to educators and sub- Wc'II remember that not everyone got "How do you like mountain biking so lai?" market bad no glass left In Its huge windows — scrllx-rs each mouth. It felt like stumbling upon a neighbor nude. through this, together.

r Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida - Tuesday, January 35, 1094 - 6A Develop

Continued from Page 1A of taking iis In the next step, |R>stj>onlng something like Ibis," study, to Ik- done making our plans more- defined, i low ell said, "II we do. we may by the University of Klorlda and taking H tn a three get to the point where the College of Architecture. dlmrnslnnal phase." committee tiles, and wr can't The study would l>r following "W ho will jtay for such devel­ have that." one made river a year ago by opment." Eckstein questioned. “ That's not the |x>lnt ut all." Andres Duuny and recently hy "II the city pays for this, what MeClanahan responded. "Wr Druce Andersen, of Andersen would wr get in return?" were elected to handle the city's and Associate*. H r continued, "Fra nk ly, I have money, and I'm Just not sure Anderson was on hand for last a serious problrm with financing this Is the way we should do II a I night's commission work another study. If developers this time." session, and Jolnrd In Ihr dis­ come Into tills area, they will By concensus of the com­ cussion. He had been hired to have thrlr own plans and may mission. the matter was tabled study possible lakrfronl devel­ not need ours. Th a t's a lot of for further consideration at ibis opment. money, and I don't see the time. "W e have a split vote During last night's work necessity of spending It there " here." MeClanahan said, "so I session. Andersen made a Commissioner Lon Howell think that would be the best lengthy presentation of his find­ observed. "Th e problem 1 have approach to postpone this until ings and suggestions "What Is with getting U of F students Is. Mayor Smith ts in attendance." most critical at tills point.” he arc they going to give us a C ity Manager Hill Simmons said. "Is to Identify the market. ple-ln-the sky plan .... something said hr would place I he rrqursl We have to find out what people to please iheir Instructors? If on the agenda for the next rlty want to do. and how much they will get thr pro|K-r guidance commission meeting In three money they want to spend on though. I don't *rr any pro­ weeks. It." blem " "What w e have determined." He continued. "We gave nil he continued. "Is that this entire kind of Inx credit* to develop the Proposal------hit IW« - IM «M plan has three final points: the mall. Now are we going to ]usi • »* m Waterfront development, n cen­ sit here and allow the lakrfronl Continued from Page la tral plaza. and thr Main Street to go undeveloped? I'm In favor and ihr proposed develop­ of this If It Is done properly." ment densities too high for thr Ht>*M Photo bt Tanwiti V M M project." Shootout ends in fatality For the waterfront, he pro­ Commissioner Boh Thomas surrounding arras. Planning and # jected some high density hous­ said he liked the concept. Zoning commissioners voted Tho body ol 44-yoar-old Richard Champlin of receiving a gunshot wound under his arm More ing. plus a mile and a half long "$15,000 Is nothing let get these unanim ously to approve the DoBary is carried frorn his horr>o yesterday after deputies arrtvod and when Champlin allegedly pedestrian area. plans. We owe It to the city to do plan Jan 5. PAZ members he was hilled by a Volusia County doputy refused to put his gun down. Deputy Tracy The Central Plaza Is one he this. I would vote In favor of It." recommended lowering the de­ following a shootout Deputies responded to Hernlen fired a single shot from his 12-guage has proposed for the area cur­ Further opposition however, nsity to about three homes jter Champlin's homo on Da-Rosa Avenue shortly shotgun, hitting Champlin In tho chest Puckott rently used by thr county as a came from Commissioner Mr- acre. before 8 am after neighbors complained of was treated and released at an area hospital court house parking lot. "This Is Chinahnn. "I'm not convinced P&Z member Sharon Carvcth. gunshots from his trailor. When Deputy Roy Hernlen will be on leave with pay pending the a world-class area." he said. another study would tell us an otrirrr of the Central Florida Puchott arrived, he came under fire The deputy outcome of a Florida Department of Law As lor Main Street. Andersen anything we don't already know chapter of the Sierra Club, salt! took cover across tho street and returned fire. Enforcement investigation said It would tie Ideal to attract As for high level density, forget with lower densllles. the devel­ businesses who don't want the It. 1 don't see any single family opment would be acceptable high rent at the Seminole Tow ns development anywhere along environmentally and to Center Mall area. "Let's face it." the lakrfronl." neighbors [Teacher he commented, "some busi­ He continued, "I'm Just not Th e Battle Ridge proposal has Judy at English Estates Elemen­ ntlnued from Page 1A het students, family and friends nesses Just won't want to go to ready to obligate 915.000 for attracted the opi>osilini> and Ire tary School. V rra Over bay at rented and the comm ittee H r or she Is showered w ith the mall, hut they may come to further study We have enough ol south Like Jesup-arra resi­ Dowers, gifts and attention Greenwood Likes Middle School. ltd 10 teachers they feel are downtow n Sanford." studies now. Let's go on with It." dents and an environmental Linda Albury at Heathrow Ele- ong the Ih-m In the district. When the lights lade and the Commissioner Whltey Ecks­ Strlckler observed that the group. Jim Logur. president of mentary School. Barbara Sawyer j|The*e 10 will now undergo mood calms, thr Seminole tein was the first to voice lakefront committee will go on Black Hammock Association, at ld)llwlldr Elementary School mote rigorousscreening County teacher of lire year w ill opposition to hiring the Univer­ with the project whether or not said the proposal calls for too and Carol Ilrrncm an at Lakr • T h e y will be visited In their have to begin the application sity of Florida students to make the U of F study group Is many homes In their rural Howell High School. classrooms and nbseivcd In nr- process for the stale competition. further plans. "What I want to Involved. "But this is u separate comm unity. As well as Terry Cook at Uoii with their students Only one Seminole County know." he asked. "Is what the U matter." he said, "T h e y would "W e're Just going to ask the luikrvlew Middle School. Gregory p^Somr time in February, the list trarhrr has ever won the stutr of F students will tell us that we build on the Input we tuivr so far county to do whut they said they Register at Oviedo High School. Will t>e narrowed even further honor. Karen Coleman, now a n don’t already know?" from Andres Dunny and Ed would do," said Loguc. "We're Mary .Jane Sardo at Red Dug and the tup teacher In the county assistant principal at O vie d o Anderson responded, "From a Preston. The marketing should Just country (tcoplc trying to Elementary School. Anita Graves Will l>e announced. High, wits chosen as the top development standpoint. If we be baseil on information wr dr tend our quality of life." at Wilson Elementary School and The top teacher ts “ambushed" teacher In the stale In the late can find a way to make wnat we obtain We would get much Logur said the county should In her classroom, surrounded by 1970* Martha Gravcley at Woodland* have better. we should go with more out of It than what wr krep the property at 10 homes Elementary School The semltlanllMs arc: Connie It. I believe the U of F Is caj>able would spend here." per acre without substantial compromise on the part of Baltic MeClanahan repeated. "I Just Ridge. Loguc said he might don't think this Is the best place accept u slightly lower density It DEATHS to spend 915.000 adjacent properties arc buffered "I think It's time the city or from the development. ETHEL CARPENTER Memorial Hospital. Bom Dee. 22. Staunton. Va.: two grandsons live great-grandchildren. Sanford sat down w ith the Th e proposal has also brought Ethel Carpenter. 70. Dunbar 1932. In Stoneham. Mass . she and two great-grandchildren. Wllson-Elchclbcrgcr Mortuary. committee and discussed what Is opposition from the South Lake Avenue. Lake Monroe, died moved to Central Florida in Gramkow Funeral Home. Inc.. Sanford. In charge of ar­ available, what to do with fi­ Jcsup Shores Homeowners As­ Friday. .J«n, 31. 1994,** at her 1949. She was a hotnnnakrr \\* Sanford. In charge of airangr- rangements *t j*| nancing as fur as the city Is sociation. who wants the site concerned, whut to do with preserved tor il»- "green wuy” residence. Dorn Jan. 25. 1914. Survivors Include son. Dana ments EVERETT E. PLANTZ parks, and many other points." In Newton. Ga.. she moved to Callan, Casselberry; daughters. Everett E. Plant/. 90. Calico corridor. T h r Friends of Lakr "Things are going to have to Central Florida In 1921. Mrs Zoc Grant. J o y Cheek, both ol NOEMI FERNANDEZ Court. Winter Spring*, died Sat­ Jesup. a Jake restoration com­ be done," stressed Slrtckler Orlundo. Shell; Smith. Maitland: Nocml Fernandez, 41. Orlando urday. Jan. 22. ItitM. at his mittee. also seek to preserve the Caipentet was a homemaker "We don't want to keep and u member ol Hose Hill M.D. hrothrr. Dub Macl-eun. Marlboro. Delve. Sanlord. died Frlduv. Jan. residence. Born April 7. 1903. in property for the wildlife corridor. Church. Lake Monroe. She was a Vl.; one grandchild. 21, 1994, at Sunbelt Nursing Fayetteville, W.Va.. he moved to member of Pallbearers Society Hawthorne Funeral Home. Center. A|>opka. Born Aprtl 28, Central Florida In 1986. Mr. •9. Orlando, in charge of arrange­ 1952. in Puerto Rico, she moved Plant/ was a retired owner and Cars------ments. to Central Florida In .1990. She o|>erator of u m a king c ompany Survivors Include sons. Willie Continued from Page 1A Blazer was reported stolen Sat­ was a homemaker and Proles- Survivors Includr son. Ernest. and Ernest, both of Lake urday from a parking lot at the MARIE ELROD tant. Gales Ferry. Conn.: duughters. thefts in other chics and llonroe. Floyd. Orlando, duugb- Port of Sanford. The vehicle Marie Elrod. 59. Kosallc W ay. Survivors include mother. Garnett George. Maitland, counties. ten. Georgia Mae Campbell. belonged to a Mims man. The Winter Springs, died Sunday. Blaslnsr Torez. Puerto Rico: Norma Mulford. Tempc, Ariz.; Seminole County sheriffs Lake Monroe. Ethel L. Carpen­ license number Is listed as ter. West Palm lleach; brother. Jail. 23. 1994, at Orlando R e­ sons. Lulls Olmo. Juan Olmo. sister. Bertha Childress. Charles­ stolen car specialist Darren gional Medical Center. Horn Aug. Megurt Olmo. nil of Sanford: Tjomstol said there were several KGC-27A. Jimmie L. Freeman. Lake ton. W.Va.: eight grandchildren • A white 1983 Chevrolet Monroe: sister. Toy Lee 26. 1934. In Nashville. T r n n .. daughter. Iris Lcbrim. Puerto and nine great-grandchildren. types of car theft activities. she moved to Central Florida In Rico; brother. Gavtno. Puerto "Some arc gangs, some are truck was reported missing to Freeman. Lake Monroe; 13 Baldwln-Falrchlld Funeral Sanford police Friday. It had 1990 Mrs. Elrod was a hom e­ Rico; sister. Ester. Sanford. Home. Goldeurod. In charge of Individuals, and a lot are Juve­ grandchildren and lO great­ been parked near a business in grandchildren. maker and a member of Bet Loomis Funeral Home. arrangements. niles." he said. Chaim She belonged to New- Apopka. In charge of arrange­ the 1600 block of Airport Blvd. 1 Wtlson-Elchelberger Mortuary. CHARLES J. PRESLEY He explained why m any of the Comers and American Associa­ ments. vehicles are older. "Im agine a 15 No license number w-ns avail­ Inc., Sanford. In charge of ar­ Charles J. Presley. 65. able. rangements. tion of Retired Persons. year-old kid who may be poorly HAROLD MILLER HALL Florence Avenue.. Altamonte Survivors include husband. Springs, died Friday. Jan. 21. dressed, driving around In a • A white 1980 Toyota was Janies; son. Stephen Kaplan. Harold Miller Hall. 45. East 1993 or 1994 Cadillac." he said. HOSES LEE “SUNDOWN" 1994. ol his residence. Bom reportedly stolen Friday from a Orlando; daughters. Janet Main Avenue. Lougwood. died "A n officer sees that and Imme­ DANIELS. SR. April 9. 1928. In Fort Myers, he driveway on Marc Street. The Kaplan. W inter Spring*. Susan Wednesday, Ja n . 19. 199-1, In diately suspects It may be stolen. Moses Lee "Sundown*’ moved to Central Florida In license minber was llsh*** as Bickford. W arner Robins. G a .: South Carolina. Born Oct. 14. But If that same youngster ts Daniels. Sr.. 75. of 610 E. 5th 1963. Mr. Presley was a retired P X Z 3 1 W . sister. Edith Srhulman. 1948. In South Carolina, he driving around In a 1980 Bulck St.. Sanford, died Monday. Jan. production worker for Borden Maitland; four grandchildren. moved to Central Florida In or something, then we assume 24. 1094. at his residence. Dorn Dairy. He was a member of New • A red 1988 Ford Ranger was Hawthorne Funeral Home. 1987. Mr Hall was a restaurant It's his dad's car." March 2H. I0IH , In Sanford, hr Bethel African Methodist reported stolen Friday from a Orlando. In charge of arrange­ cook for Denny's Restaurant. Tjomstol said thr older Bulcka was a lilelong resident. Mr. Episcopal Church. Altamonte parking lot In the 900 block of Ltngwood. He was Baptist. appear to be very popular In car Daniels a retired farm Ic'wirer ments. Springs. Mcllonvllle Avenue. The license Survivors Include sister. Joyce thefls. "In two weeks time Just and a Dapilst. lie was a member Survivors Include wife. Annie number l" fisted as [*QY-21X. IDA W. FAUVER Ramey. Lexington. S.C.; mother, last year." he said, “ we had 11 of Celery C lly Elks Lodge. H.; sons. Charles Jr.. Capitol Ida W. Fauvcr. 91. M yrtle Annie Mae Hall. Lexington. 1979 to 1984 Hulcks stolen right • A maroon 1992 Nissan Survivors Include wife, Joslc Heights. Md.. Derrick. Orlatufo. Avenue. Sanford, died Saturday. Beacon Direct Cremation Serv­ here in northern Seminole pickup truck was reportedly L.: sons, Fred Hawkins. Moses Vincent E.. Altamonte Springs: Jun. 22. 1994. ut her residence. ice. Orlando. In charge of ar­ County. stolen Friday from a motel Lee Jr., both ol Sanlord; daugh­ daughter. Sylvia Denson. Alta­ Dorn Nov. 21. 1902. In Staunton. rangements. Sheriff's department and parking lot In the 2700 block of ter. Elma Burgess. Winter Park: monte Springs; sisters. Phyllis Va.. she moved to Central F lo r­ police incident reports gave the S. Orlando Drive. The license brother. John Daniels. Jr.. San­ Ziegler. Rochester. N.V.. Ann ida In 1955. Mrs. Fauvcr was a LILLIE MAE JONES following listings; num cr Is listed as LIL-871. ford; sister, Lucille Moore. Marie Carpenter. Avon. N.Y.: homemaker and retired school Lillie Mae Jones. GO. Oviedo • A salesman at an auto • A 1988 Jeep, reportedly Brooklyn; nine grandchildren brother. Joe Seth Palters, Col­ teacher. She was a member of Street. Oviedo, died Sunduy. dealership on U.S. Highway stolen earlier this month In undone great-grandchild. umbia. Md.: seven grandchildren the Church of the Covenant. Jun. 16. 1994. at Winter Park 17-92 In Longwood reported Sanford, was rerovrred by shcr- Sunrise Funeral Home. San­ and one great-grandchild. Hospital Ladles Auxiliary. Se m i­ Memorial Hospital. Born Frb. 3. taking a man for a test drive tlTs dtputles this weekend near ford. In charge of arrangements. Bruton s Funeral Home. Or­ nole Hcbekuh Lodge 43. (IO OF). 1933, In Wagner, now known as Friday tn a 1994 Honda Prelude. the Intetscctluii of Spurling lando. In charge of arrange­ Sanford Garden Club, and Story Winter Springs, she was a life­ He told shcrtirs deputies when Street ond Jones Avenue. In ANN M. DITTMER ments. Book Club. long resident of Central Florida. he stopped on Gen. Hutchinson Lincoln Heights. Ann M. Dlttmer. 61. Graham ALICE A. SHEEHAN Survivors Include husband. She wus a retired welder for Highway to let the client drive, • A 1982 Cadillac, reported ; Avenue. Oviedo, died Sunday. Alice A. Sheehan. 66. Water David.; sister, Lucille Wise. Strombcrg-Corlson Electronics the man knocked him to the stolen In Sanford on Jan. 15. ; Jan. 23. 1994. at Winter Park Ridge Drive. DeDary. died Sun­ and a member of Fountainhead ground and drove oft In the was reportedly found by Sanford ! day. Ja n . 23, 1994. at her Missionary Baptist Church. vehicle. The car Is described as a police Frldny. The vehicle, ; residence. Bom Sept. 8. 1927, In Survivors Includr cousins. black 4-door. There was no abandoned, was located In the Lawrence. Mass., she moved to - In M em o riant - Fran Stokes. Samuel Elmore. license number listed. 400 block of N. Grandview Central Florida In 1983. Mrs. Raymond Williams. Eric • Also Friday, an Inventory Street. Sheehan was a registered nurse IRA DEAN MELTON Williams, Brandy Williams. check at the same dealership • A 1986 Toyota, reportedly ! and n member of St. Ann's Brittney Williams, all of Sanford. revealed a red 4-door 1994 stolen In Longwood. was found J January 25,1969 to January 4,1993 Golden’s Funeral Home. Inc.. Catholic Church. DcBary. Honda Accord was missing by sheriffs deputies Friday, near ; Survivors Include husband. Winter Park. In charge of ar­ sometime between Jan. 1 and Richardson Lane and C.K. 427. Dennis: daughter. Elizabeth K.. This week you would bt 25 yon old It rangements. Jan. 21. No license num ber bad near Five Points. Deputies said DcBary; sons. Daniel H-. it turd to imagine y o u a i young nun. been issued. thr vehicle had been completely . ruling his m n w it in the »itId LEROY KEITT Durham. N.H., John P.. Farm­ • A grey 1987 Chevrolet stripped. l.erny Kelli. 72. Dunbar Ave­ ington, N.H.: sister. Mary Gcs- Out wineries ire of i beautiful hippy nue, Lake Monroe, died Satur­ lug. DcBnry: three grand­ and yowg run tt ho loud life so much day. Jan. 22. 1994. ut Central children. and ill this acrid hid to offer. We think Florida Regiouul Hospital. San­ Stephen K. Baldaulf Funeral ford. Born Ju n e 12. 1921. In Home. Deltona, In charge of arrangements. rec TRANSMISSION God for letting you be aith us. tun if H Orangeburg. S.C .. he moved to ttu such i short lime. We all piss ihn Central Florida In 1929. Mr. beautiful smile of yours We till thnys Kelt! was a laborer and a ■M1 4 2 7 Q | member of Providence M.B. lost you ud cbernh our mu), muy Church, Lake Monroe. memories Your spin! kill lUiysht in Survivors Include wife. Elnorn: FAUVIt.lDAW. sons. Leroy and Emmett, both of C u m U t tun*f*l ttrv k tt tor Met Id* W our bents F«u«*r. tl. *1 Sanford. «So d)*d Saturday, (904) 775-0003 Lakr Monroe;' daughters. Daisy Mill b* 1 o'clock Thurtday itttrnoon at Love always. Dad Bent, Blonzenu Washington. Oallaan Park Camatwy oith ts* R r» A F ALT. IPOS./LONGWOOD. St*r*n» officiating Frtondt may call at and your sons: Sanford; sisters. Lula Mar Hunt. G f»m kp» Funocal Homo Thurtday from 10 MAJOR 830*5500 ! Brian, Marquez Jeremy. Tampa. Hilda Overstreet. Lake o'clock until noon Monroe; eight grandchildren and Arrjngtmtnlt by Orimkon Funeral REPAIRS ORLANDO 380*6500 Horn* Sanlord a Mil

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IN BRIEF District soccer Lyman’s LOCALLY : County girls’ teams ready to go Mike Ek Seminole Softball signups By DEAN SMITH tournament that Seminole High School will Ik? taking honored Herald Sporls Writer part In. FIVE POINTS — The Seminole Softball Club The 4A-Dlstrict 6 Tournament o|iencd Monday night By Associated Press______will Ik* registering players for Its spring season SANFO RD — The field's are set for this week’i. girls' with No. 4 Orlundo Cypress Creek eliminating No. 5 through next Sunday. Jan. 30. GAINESVILLE - UngwiMKl soccer district tournaments. Klsslrnmee-Gateway, 3 0. at Cyprrss Creek. Players between the agrs of 0 and 1H can Lyman's Mike Ek and Fort Monday night In Port Orange. No. 9 seed Daytona Wednesday night. Seminole, seeded No. 2. will host register any day Oils week between 0 and H Myers Cyprixs Lake's Erin Beach-Mainland earned a shot at top sreded-Lyman by No. 3 St. Cloud at Thomas E. Whlgham Stadium p in.: on Saturday. Jan. 20. between 9 a.in. and MrGrlff were selected us Flor­ upsetting No. 8 sced-Sprurc Creek 3-0. starting at 7 p.m.: while lop seeded Leesburg will host 3 pan.: or next Sunday, between I and 4 p.m. ida's high school swimmers of The victory’ gives the Durraneera the eighth and final Cypress Creek al 7 p.m. This year, both slowplleh and fastplteh Ihe year in balloting by a spot In Ihe right leant Class SA-Dlstrlct 4 tournament Wednesday night's winners will play Ihe Champion­ leagues will Ik* offered for 13 and l4*year*olds. statewide panel of couches that will play ul the home field of Ihe highest seeded ship game al Leesburg, starting nt 7 p.m. Friday. Registration will Ik* conducted at the Seminole teams tonight, before moving lo Lyman for the The awards. s|>onsored by Softball Complex lrts banquet In Orlando. John (327 0707). or Van (332 5349). Tom Storey Field; and No. 6 DrLund will lie at No. 3 CLAUIA OttlrKt* M a iK ir'i Mar* Ek. the son of Mr. and Mrs. Deltona. Mainland 1*1 J. Sprue* Cr**h 1110 Sanford 3*orv3 basketball T h r other quarterfinal matrhup will have No. 5 Lake Robert J Ek ol Altamonte Ttnlglit Springs and Ihe grandson ol SANFORD — The Sanford Recreation De­ Howell traveling to Lake Mary's Don T . Reynolds Mainland 1*1 «t Lyman ( II. r p m Studlum lo take on the No 4 seeded Rams at 6 p.m. Oviado It) at Lak* Br*nil*y II). r p m Roy und Edna Rice of Hartford, partment will hold an organisational meeting 0*L*nd U l at Dalton* (Jl. / p m won four lilies al the hoys' 5A this Wednesday. Jan. 20. for an udull 3-on-3 Thr game will Ik* played prior to the boys' game Lak* Hoatll (II •• Lak* Mary I4).4p m between Lake Mary and Bishop Moore. state championships, while basketball league that will stun Feb. lo. CLASS4A OllTMICTt McGrtff won two llilrs In Ihe Tonight's winners will be al Lyman for the M a W r i K t r * The meeting Is set for 0 p.m. at Ihe Downtown gills' 4 A championships semifinals, starling at 6 p.m. and 8 p.m. The CrprniCm k 14) J. Galaway (IIP Youth Center, lower level or Sanford City Hull. Wednesday Also in Ihe running lor the Championship game Is set for a 7 p.m. start Friday at St Cloud 111 «t S*mmo<*t}|. 7p m The league will pluy on either Tuesday or girls' award w il s Lake Brantley Lyman. Crprest Cr**k at L**4bufg (It. 7pm Thursday nights at the Salvation Army and swimmer Melissa Daicmnri. Sanford Middle SchiKtl will cost $75 |>er team Also on lap this week is the Class 4A-Distrlct 6 For more Information, call 330-5697.

L’wood-L.Mary Little League LAKE MARY — The laingwiMKl-Lukc Mary- Silver Hawks fly Sanford l.lltle League has scheduled two registration dates for the upcoming week. On Tuesday night, parents may register their children between 0 30 and H p.m at l-ake Mary past Buccaneers Elementary School. On Wednesday, registra­ tions will Ik* taken from 6:30 to 8 p.m. at Plnecrest Elementary’. Prtm Steft Reports (toinls. pulling down 20 rebounds, Registration Is $20 |K*r player. Hoys and girls claiming seven steals and blocking between the ages of 5 and 15 may register. DAYTONA BEACH - The Lake six shots and the visiting Class II Orangewood Christian Rams Players should Ik* accompanied by n parent or Howell Sliver Hawks proved once guardian and bring some proof of age. again Monday night that they are grabbed 44 rebounds us they edged Class 5A University. 35-32. For more info, eall 330-9498 or 330-2541. not ready for a let down as they pounded Class 5A*Dlstr1ct 4 foe The Rams fell behind early and Daytona Beach-Mainland. 73-51. In trailed 24-22 at the end of the third Lightning strikes Buffalo a girls' basketball contest. quarter, before tuklng the win with ORLANDO — Tampa Day gnallender Daren "I thought things would Ik? a lot a 13-8 fourth stanza advantage. Puppa made 23 saves for his third shutout and tougher tonight.” said Lake Howell Orangewood. now 11-8 on tile Danton Cole scorrd twice as the Lightning heut head coach Dennis Codrey. season, will travel to Daytotui lo Ihe DuffaloSahrrs4-Oat the Orlando Arena. "Mainland has a very talented team. take an Warner Christian Thursday. Petr Kllma and Roman llamrllk each had two But we took control early and Julie Vrlesengu scored 16 polnls for University (8-12). assists for Tampa, which has won seven of nine. everyone on Ihe team contributed.” Loti Marchlsella got things started on right for the Silver llawka as she poured In 10 of her game-high 20 LAK ■ H O W IL L 71. M AIN LAN D I) AROUND THI STATE points In the first quarter as Lake >»<*«* >114 Kahn 14 4 U . Duncan 0 14 I. Lln*S*r« I OS 1. O r a m 4 14 Panthers win fourth straight first eight minutes of play. II. Uonwi 4 11*. Jam** I 11 II To,an }> 17 J) The Sliver Hawks outscored the 71 MIAMI — The Florida Panthers scored three Da,Tana Saach Mainland t ill Buccaneers In every quarter us lotke Copeland a •* II. Minor j oo a. D a m n o n goals tn a club-record span of I 49 of the second Howell s balance proved lo be way lima* 41 la. Jorwt I S S I. Mawair* I 0 « 1 Toiait |K*rt(Kl und live goals overall In the period as to m uch for Mainland to bundle. 11*411 L*4* Hawaii II II II 1 4 -7 1 they cruised lo an 8-3 victory over the defending Christine James also had a big D*r**na Saach Mainland II It * I* - II Stunley Cup champion Montreal Cunadlens. night, scoring 12 points and pulling Thr** point field goal i — Lab* Haaril 1 (Kahn. The Panthers won their club-record fourth down 16 rebounds. All-State can­ G ra m ). Mainland I I Cop* land 1. O a.it 11 Te«ai to tit — Lak. Hoooll 10. Mainland to Fowled out straight and stretched their rrcent unbeaten didate Deanna Graves had a typical - Mainland. D a .lt. Copland Tothnxait - streak to six games (4-0-2). game of 12 points, four rebounds, Mainland 1 Record! — Lak* Mooali 14 I. Florida's eight goals were also a franchise three steals and four assists. Mainland U S JV - Mainland 41. L***Mow*ll7* record. The Panthers (20-17-8) scored six In a Point guard Kelly Kohn also had a ORANOEWOOO CHRIST II. UNIVERSITY 11 6-5 win over the Los Angeles Kings on Dec. 8. good evening, scoring 11 points and Ora*g*w**d CVittien ( U ) handing out 11 assists. Hart 1011. Gtrmant 1111. Mali*' I J J J Welbaum 1001. V*nd»Str*«» 1 0 II l| Total! II Lake Howell Improved to 24-1 and I l l S U WHAT’S HAPPENING will host Oviedo Thursday night. Unirartit* 111) Latrtcla Sims (16). Klrulc Davis Them*! 1 00 4. Maton 0 010. Naum an 0 01 0. Laming 100 1. Vrlrtanga } 4 7 14. Mai* 100 1. (14| and Patricia Copeland ( I D all Monhllo 0 0-1 0. Karagotian 100 4 To,lit 114 11 Boys’ Basketball scored In double figures for n Mainland, who fell to 14-C. with four Orangewood ChrlttMn 1 1 1 4 II - 11 □ Lsks Buntlsy al Bishop Moor*. Freshman. losses coming at the hands of Unl.trtlty 19 II 1 I - 11 4:15 p.m.; junior varsity, 6 p.m.; varsity. 7:45 p.m. Thr** point field goal * — Orangewood Chnt •Ian I (Marti Tefal foul* - Or*ng*wood Chrlttlan H*r*4d PS*4* by Mark Harrtt Seminole County foes. □ Lak* Mary si Eustls. JV, 6 p.m.; v, 7:30 p.m. 111 Unl**»tlty It Fowled out — Unlv*r*ity. [JOvtsdo at S*abr**n. JV. 5:30 pm.; V, 7 p.m. Orangewood Christian rallies Karagotian. Maton Technical* - non* Record* (JStmlnol* al 81. Cloud. Freshman, 4.30 p.m.; Lake Hcwell point guard Kelly Kohn (No. 15 while) did her job lo - Orarg«wood Chrlttlan I I I . Uni**r*jly 111 ORLANDO — Amy VandeStreek Junior vanity — Unl**nlty 14. Orangewood 14 junior varsily, 8 p.m.; varsity, 7:30 p.m. perfection Monday night, ecorlng 11 points end handing out 11 eeslsts as had a monster game, scoring 18 □Trinity Prop at Orangawood Christian. Junior Ihe sixth rankeo silver Hawks humbled Mainland 73*51 In Daytona Beach. varsity, 6 p.m.; varsity, 7:30 p.m. Girls' Basketball Lyman boy’s shoot down visiting Hawks □ Bishop Moor* at Ovl*do. Junior varsity, 6 p.m.; varsily, 7:30 p.m. The win Improved Lyman's record io 12-4 From Staff Reports______LYMAN41. SPRUCE CREEK 1* T 1 St. Cloud at Scmlnol*. J V, 6 p.m.; V, 7:30 p.m. overall and kept its hopes of the number one seed Sprue* Cr*** (!«) □Tavares at Lak* Mary, 6 p.m. LO N GW O O D — The Lyman High School boys' In Ihe district tournament alive. The Greyhounds Rutt*ll 1 * I S. Worthington t OC 1. Holm** 1011. turnon 0 010. have Just one district loss, trailing only un­ C*'0*ron* * Of II. B*ll*y » I 4 II. 0 4 .it 1 1 1 * . Mc*f** I 00 1 basketball learn continued to show that It will be Total*: 111 US* Boys' Soccer a threat In the upcoming district tournament, defeated Mainland. Lyman has a pair of road games coming up Lyman (if ) dropping vlstlng Class 5A-Dlstrict 4 foe Spruce Ward I 00 1. Diton 1001. R*«dy 7 14 17, Ball 1 SI II. Rarmo-i 1 L) Bishop Moor* at Lak* Mary, 8 p.m. Inter this week, as It travels lo New Smyrna Creek. 65-59. In Longwood Monday night. 1 1 II. KlbMr 1 1 ] S. Johnton 1111. Voon 114 7 ToU lt 14 14 14 41 i OoLand at L Howell. JV , 5:45 p.m.; V. 7:30 p.m. Sprue*Crtrk II II IS I* — I* Senior LnShnwn Ready led the way for the Beach on Thursday and Lake Brantley for an C' Oak Rldg* at Oviedo. JV, 5:15 p m.; V, 7 p.m. Important contest os far as ihe district and Lymtn '« '» >» «» - « [ . Seminole al St. Cloud. JV, 5:30 p.m.; V, 7 p.m. Greyhounds, who withstood a liar rage of seven Thr** point Hold goal* - Spruco Cr**k 7 (Baiiry 1. Holm*t t. 3-polntcrs hy the Hawks, its lie poured In 17 Seminole Athletic Conference goes. D4 .ll. Rutwli. Worthington); Lyman I IDIton) Total tout* - Matt Bailey scored a game-high 21 points lor Sprue* Crrrk |J. Lyman II. Fouitd owl — non# Technical* - non# (minis. Also In double figures for the winner's Rrcordt — Lyman I I 4 JV — Sprue* Crt*k 7*. Lyman 70 Girls' Soccer were sophomore Tavaron Raymon (12 points) Spruce Creek, while Ricardo Caldcranc added 12 □ Class 5A District 4 Tournament: Lak* Howell and senior Dewayne Bell (11). points. at Lak* Mary, 6 p.m.; Mainland at Lyman, 7 p.m.; Oviedo al Lak* Brantley, 7 p.m.; DcLand at Deltona, 7 p.m. County boys’ soccer squads sweep contests to 10-9-1 on the season. Lake Wrestling like we could get third. Greyhounds will be nt Lake From Btaff Reports Howell will be In action again □ L. Mary at L. Weir. JV , 6:30 p.m.; V. 7:30 p m. "1 have to give a lot of credit lo Brantley on Thursday for a Semi­ tonight, hosting DcLand. Oviedo at Gateway. JV , 6:30 p.m.; V, 7:30 p.m Brian Young tonight. He played just nole Athletic Conference game. DELTONA - The Lyman High Robinson scored IkiiIi of the goal* □ Scmlnol* dt West Orange. Junior varsity, 6:30 awesome. He was all over Ihe held School boys' soccer learn used a LAKE HOWELL TAMES APOPKA for Apopka, which fell to 7-6 -I p.m.; varsily, 7:30 p.m. piece of basketball strategy to pull all night. He scored our first goal □ W . Park al L Howell. JV. 6:30 p.m.; V. 7:30 p m . and then set up the game winner." WINTER PARK - Kevin Ycartck off an Important district win. and Dean Shields scored two goals LIONS BLANK WARRIORS With the score tied late In u Young put the Greyhounds uhead and had one assist each and Sean WINTER GARDEN - Four dif­ basketball game, a coach will run In the opening period and Rob Ishak added another goal as the ferent Lions scored goals and Joe down the clock until very little time Evans scored In Ihe second half, host Lake Howell Silver Hawks Schuyler recorded his fifth shutout Is left beforr taking a shot to either while Andy Lockrcm scored both of dumped Apopka. 5-2. at Richard E. of the season as Oviedo whipped win or send the game into overtime. Deltona's goals, one In each half, lo Evans Field Monday night. West Orange. 4-0. In Winter Garden. The Greyhounds did what tie the score at 2-2. tlriun Kolcssar also had an usslst Travis Weeks. Scott Thclcn. amounted lo the sume thing at Cameron Zarbaugh and Josh Itkor The game looked like It might go as the Silver Hawks took n 3-1 Deltona, scoring on a penalty kick scorrd the goal* for Oviedo, which to overtime, but Young beat the halftime lead. BASKETBALL „ with 47-scronds left for a 3-2 win. led 3-Out halftime. defense and was fouled In the box The Lake Howell Junior varsity □7:30 p.m. - SUN. NBA. Washington Bullets ul "Th is was a big game with a lot of The Lions Improved lo 12-6-3 and Chris Lewis, who also had four gave the home squad a clean sweep Orlando Magic. (L) district Implications as far as seed­ of the night s action, whitewashing with the win. while the Warriors fell ing for the district tournament.” saves tn goal, came on to hit the to 8-5-3. Oviedo returns home winning penalty kick. the Blue Darters 2-0. said Lym an head couch Ray San- Jacob Zosky had nine saves In tonight to host Oak Ridge nt John Complete llettnpe e w P s $ e f______Lyman Improved to 18-6-1. while dldge. " A loss could have put as low goal os the Sliver Hawks Improved Courier Stadium tonight. ns the fifth seed, but now It looks Deltona fell to 16-4*1. The FOR THE BEST COVERAGE OF SPORTS IN YOUR AREA, READ THE SANFORD HERALD DAILY IB - Sanford Harald. Sanford. Florida - Tuesday, January 25. 1994 STATS & STANDINGS County boys Robert Morris 71 $r Franc.t. N Y )) * Stephan F Amlin f. Mar queue 7. Tu-tn* 7, dal Mat* Wileeder. Sweden, a 7 (7 tl. 4 1. 4 7 liana 11. Fairtieidta Duka 4. Mlnnaeola 4. Oregon 4. D T I . 44.4 1 SI Francis. P* H Long Itiend U II Ala Birmingham 1 Maryland 1. Sian* 1 Strlan Edbetg III. Sweden del Lars Wagner M Fairlaigh Dicklnton 14 Anion* 1. Clem ton 7 Goniaga 1. Pacific I. Jonslon. Swtdrn.4 4 4 4 *4 SOUTH SW Mittouti I Thomas Mutkt Itl Austria, del. A in to play spoile First rtca — S/I4.B: 11 (1 Alabama St 00. M u t Valley St TS andtt Voikov till. Russia. 4 ) .* ) .* ) I B«r no tx IN Alcorn SI 41. Prairw V ie a X Monday * Warnin' 1 Basketball Scar** Double 1 IO tuv Chamibog 4 jo ) H Campbell 77, M d Baltimore County 4) EAST Quarterfinals 7 Haiiandaledl 1*0 1 iir n n Chu Chu I ] K Char lotion Southern ) ) Radford 11 Masse'hi** lit 44 Duquatn* S) Byron Black. Zimbabwe and Jonathan By DEAN SMITH ) foe* C-aga if 1 Q t i l l D M F f 1)11) 43 T (11111*4 M Clemtonaa. Appalachian St 14 North Carolina X. M aryland*! Stark 111. Madlord Ora . del Tom Nissan Herald Sports Writor ______4 Tampa Bay Tach DJ W (tier>n-)/|.D MM Coastal Carolina la. Liberty I ) Rhode I*land 74. We*t Virginia SI N>‘th*rl*ndi and Cyrlt Sufc If). Ciech ) Ocala Vaiguard 11 1.4) 4 Pay Win T icktl » JO 1 40 J .X CaapinSI.04. Balhuna Coak man 40 SI Francit. N Y. 7). Robert Morrlta) Republic.* ) 4 4.4 1 4 Cap* Coral X 1 I Bubbles Bart j 40 3 to E Kentucky at, Teonettee Tech 04 SOUTH Jscco Etlingh and Paul Haarhult 1)1. SANFORD — Shm nut flRaln. 7 Deerteid Beech 17 4 1 Mob Neb Baby ] to Emmjnuel 14. Barry la Alcorn SI ’.OO Pralrio View It NetM r lands, del Sebastian Laraau and While no Seminole County 1 Tampa Jffforoon III 0 IM ) 11 44 P 14 11 U 44 T 14 1 I) |)| M DO f urmenel. VM I SI Balmont Abbey U . Con carte 44 Dank, Nosier. Canada * 4. 7 > ) *. I * 7 * boy»' thiskrtti.ill team received t Bradenton Southeast 1*4 t l l l M M I I I l l 1)11)4 14 Howard U .41. F Nr id* AO M 0). OT Cod ot Charleston 7f, Coastal Caroline 77 Marl n Damm and Karel Noracak. Czech 10 Tltulvlll* 11) Third rat# - 1/14, 0. II.N Jackson SI X . Grambling SI II David Llptcomb III. Chrlitlan flrethaf* ** Rapubll.. del Ken Flach Alpharetla. Ga . vote" in llilt week'll Florida Received valas: Taiiahassa* Doctor I. JOmni Hades 4 40 1 10 HO Md E ShoreI I N Carolina A S T It E TannatteaSt tl. Appalachian SI 44 and Rick Leach tIQ). Laguna Beach. Caul Sports Writers Association Springfield Rutherford 7. Parema City Say 7 1 Summ Honcho n o 4 00 Mnutiipai 41. Rallmt 44 Fiend* A A M 14 Howard at 4 4 4 4 * 1 4 1 (FSW A) tslule lilf

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Florida St 44 Manual* Valaava Fragnier* (11 Clash SA-Dihirlel 4 member * Lake Wales IS) A0 Filth rata-1/14.0 II.n Troy St t04. NE Illinois** Norfolk St U . Bow >* St 4) Swit/edand 7/17 514 1 Daytona IW-.ii h-Miilulaiid 11€1-0| 7 Tailahatt** Rickards 17 1 4t 5 Manatee Kethy 4 00 110 ) X W Carolina 04 Georgia Southern I ) North Florida 17. Flagler 14 StaHi Oral (li, Germany, del Lmdsay 1 Gainotvilta Eastsid* l> ) )/ I Vftvtt Lady |40 100 W Kentucky 41, SW Louitiana I ) Otd Dominion 17. Eatt Carolina U Davenport 11*1 M u n .rU CaHI . * ) * ) moved up lo the No. 2 »pot In * Riviora Beach Suncoatt 14 7 II 1 Gen Ovt Dane in 4 00 MIDW EST S Carolina SI X . Delaware SI SI thin week's ranklrqjh. Seminole 10 (Ho) Jacksonville Bishop Xanny 17 ) A Q 110) 44 44 P t i l l 1) SO T 0 4 l ) MS 40 Bradley 4). Drake 41. IOT Southern U 17 (era* Southern rl Mi ird doublet County fans will Ret n chance to 10 (Hal Jacksonville Jackson MS A tilth r a c e - 1/14. C: I I 14 III Chicago 101. Cleveland SI 74 SE Louisian**), Nuhoils St 72 Sac end round X |tl#l Stuart South Fork IS 7 A * Silent Pur former too 4 40 1 00 Iowa SI. 44. Tierida Atlantic 14 Tenneytee SI X . Murray St 7* Sandon Stoll* Auttreli* and AAary Je* see the Uuccnnrers this Received ***** OvNnde Bithcp Meer* 1 4 Red River Storm, )0 0 I X Kent 41. Akron t ) Valdosta SI II Georgia Coil 71 Fernand*). Miami del Patrick Gaibraiin Wednesday ;»*• they will be ul Main** City I Fort Laudtvdai* Cardinal ) Bogart Shikari i n Loyola. Ill X Nr*r. Dame 5* W Kentucky41.1W Louisiana *7 Tacoma (Wash, and Kathy Rinaldi Slunkel l..tkf Howell Gibbons* OI4 4I 40 OOP 14 4) a 04 T i l 4 I I 414 40 Missouri 04 Nabratka t| M IDW EST IS). Amelia Island 4 ). 7 I CLASS IA Sevtwlh rata — 1/14. A: II.M N lll.no.tr. Wrlgv SI 40 Kant too Akron*4 Other trarn't playing ranked 1 WPB Cardinal Nawman III X) ID 0 Ora<*tut Sonora II » I N 100 N Iowa X . SW Missouri St JO SE Missouriti Tenn Martin*! Beyl opponents will See laike Hnintley I Tamp* Prap 1)1 >7 7 111 1 labo't Luck 1 44 1 OO SC Mltiaurioa. Term Martini) SOUTHWEST Singles at IlHhop Moore, receiving votes ) Chiplay (1) D) W 1 Yukon M ary ) 00 Vaiparaiiat). Youngstown SI 04 O T Abilene Chr 11Ilanla Can! Okiahomaat Firtl Round a Sarasota Cardinal Moonay tt 7 X O (101 40 44 P It II It! N T It 1 1) 41) 40 t Wichita SI U . Creighton 04 Jut In Gimalslob, £***• Falls, N J . del in i task ;i a . iiuiiRhi .11 id S'-mi 1 Lake Butler Union Cousty 17 ) 4* It 11 Aft) K l ) M Wit Often Bay 44 E IlllnoitS) Thom* - Ptrchloid Austria 4 ) * ) mile hosting Class IA No, 5 a Boca Raton St Andrew t D ) 14 Eighth race - I/O, C It 41 Wit Mitweukee 74. W Illinois*! NHL STANDINGS Paul Cptdittln Rock,.11# Md del Luke ra n k e d W yin ore T e c h on 7 Port SI Jo* 1)4 44 I Tonka Windchill 14 00 1 40 4 40 Xavier.Ohio44 Daytona) Bourgeois Australia 4 I,* I 1 Mont'cano J*tt»c son Count* 1)7 X 4 Aunt Dally n o ) » SOUTHWEST Thursday nlghi. t Tampa Catholic 1) 10 77 AH Tima* E ST Matthew Breen Australia del John Red 1 Raal Judge 4 40 Ta«a» Pan Amat ken Tt, SemlordS) X Lako Placid I1 « ) l EASTIRNCONFERENCE dick. Otlrey feaih Fla * ). 5 7. 4 ) FA R WEST Received vata*. G* res*,li* P K Tonga 11. O llt )1 4 TOP 11-4) 114 40 T i l t 1)004 40 Atlantic Division Ninth rata - 1/14. O :11.11 Bona St 0). Sacramento St 74 Gilts Tallahassee Florida High li Btounlttown W L T Ptt OF OA I Omni Luc 1 tar *44 0 400 j 00 UNLVI7, UC Santa Baibaratt Stwgks CLASSIA I4Y Rangers X 1) ) 1) 1*7 ID Secand Round 7 Answered Prayers 4 00 1 40 1 North Palm Beach Benjamin If) 1*1 HA T4*w Jersey 77 IS 4 M 117 IM Amanda Basic*. Lomita. C a h l, del Cmdy BOYS’ POLLS )Cr't Thunderbolt )00 MISSISSIPPI 4). ROLLINS 44 ) Bronson It) I f ) 99 Ph.l*d*iph<* i t » 1 SI ID 171 O il!) D M P ill! 44 40 T (17)1 414 44 ROLLINS (4 10) Watson. Australia, a ). * ) ) Jacksonville University Christian 11) 97 Ftor Ma M 17 1 44 177 Dt Stephanie Halsall Cypress Tetat del loth r a c e - 1/14. B ill .n Parka 1 1 ) 14 Mol mat t i l l ) . Burrell 00 4 Hollywood Christian IA ) 9) Washington X 7) 4 44 IU 141 Jod-aLynn Australia t i t ) SCBRING - Th* boy* k'*k hgs school 1 Marry Around 4 40 4 00 4 40 00 I. Steal* 4 )0 4 4 II, Sh pa 14 1 ) 4 1 laSawvilta W ym ws Tack 19 1 rs Tampa Ray If 75 1 47 1)1 14* Mailers Tu Tforthridg*. Calit del Sarah baske'bal* iira irg s as vokd en by members IFiraPrincatt 4 40 Id) Loftmat 1 4 I 4 1. Murchal I 4 4 ) 4. Ath ) 4 * Lakeland Sant* Fa C*thoi< 9 ) is NY Islanders 17 77 S H IV 154 Stanley, Australia. 7 S 4 ) of th* Florida Sport* W o k 's Association. JMISandpabbto 400 01 1. Sagar 00 00 0. GuokasOOOOO. Flynn 7 Tallahassee FAM U 119 49 Northeast Divitta* Oeubki with records first place votes iAd POM C 111) 44.00 P i l l ) 04 M T ( M l ) 114.X 00 00 0. Travis 00 00 0. Sarto 00 00 0 0 Deytots* Beach Father lepei IA7 n Pittsburgh 77 I ) 10 1* tec 1*0 First Raund po-ntt llthraca — 1/14. C iI M I Total* IS 1714I I 44 * Hawthorn* 9 7 14 Montreal 77 10 1 13 IX 141 Carina AAarariu. Ba:a Rakn and Ludmi a IDuagaMagic 11 40 4 N 140 MISSISSIPPI (1041 CLASSIA 11 Orlande Lake Highland Pf*R IA 1 19 Boston 71 U a si in 141 Varm uiata Czech Republic del Taeni Hak Id • Brick Top 4 Garnat 4 (100 )). Evan* 1 ) ) 44. Daan 4 1 1 Miami Northwestern 1 til n ) 170 Received ret** S'acavllat. Ortand* First 4 00 1 00 Buttaio >1 >1 S 47 ISI IX and Lochia Trawick. Australia a t a I I Doctor Crockett ) 00 14 10. Jonnton 1 0 ) 1 t). Wa'th 1 7 00 7 ) Oeylene Beech MaMGnd IM 19) Academy ) Quebec 10 7) 1 41 ISS 1*4 Marts** Catlm Ckai water andMa k n Tu O 14 ) U N P ( M l 1) T 41 40 T T FlligaraMl 1004. Brim I 100). GooltbyO I ) Jacksonville Beech Fletcher I I 1 99 CLASS ■ 1 00 11-4 11 Hartford 17 77 4 X 145 147 NortisriCg* Calil. del Annabel EHwood and 000 Johnigan I 1 1 1 ) Child* 1 1007. Butler a Miami Senior »9 4 t; t Melon* ID ) 71 1 ISO 111 1 A 1-4-1) 0 00 Jackpot DO) M Ottawa a ) ) S 37 IX 711 Esther Knot. Australia ) a * 7 * 7 llthraca — 1/0.1 M 47 10 00 4. Paal l i l t ) Sim* 1 1 0 )1 Total* S SouTh M-ami 71) 77 ) Tamp* Bayshor*Christian 71 4 I0S WESTEBN CONFERENCE 17 140*147 19 7 AS 1 Paiton 191 9S IP a a iF u F u 1)40 I X I X Cantral Division a Pentacoi* Hatltlma — Mississippi I). Rodin* 14 7 Miami Norland 19 4 4 WPB Gold Coast Academy II » 94 I Rock Pond 14 00 4 40 W L T PH OF OA 4t I Daway Shuckn|ivg 4 kO 1 point gealt— Roiiint 1 * iS'mia I 4. Ath I 1, TRANSACTIONS 1 LakaiandLasaG-bton 19 7 79 1 Deitena Trimly 97 ft A) Toronto 77 1* f 47 lit IX Park 0 1. Holme* 0 1. Munchtl 0 1). * Pensacola Nathmgton \?4 17 4 Pompano Bch Highlands Christian IS ) X O II I) 11.X P I I I I 114.40 T I)> | ) 114.40 Datroii 7* 14 ) 17 X t Da M itm tippi 111 (Buttar )7 Gerntt I I . •ASCbALL 19 7 Laurel Hill 14 7 44 llthraca — 1/14. A 1 X.44 Dales la If 7 SI 177 1*7 IB Laud Lakes Boyd Andrrton % 17 llcaEliminator XX 1 O H Jahntan I I, Brim I I. Johnigan 0). American League Racetvad valet Palm Beach Gardens 1 Tailahatt** Mac lay D 7 u 40 St Lours 7a 11 l S4 IM 117 Fittgeraid 01. Jordan 01) Fouled out — CLEVELAND INDIANS Agreed to f St Johns Country pay >01 79 I /ay|ayt Kevin 4 00 4 4 Chicago 71 1* 1 47 1)4 Dt Dwyer 10, Tamsm Geitnar 4 Lantana San OJamarkll 14to Nona R abound* — Ron in* 17 IHolmat 41. terms wilts Derek Lilllquttt. pitcher, on a 10 Grand Budge D t 19 Winnipeg 17 77 > X IN If) taluct* 4 la ta City Columoi* I Orlande Oak Mlttntlppi X I Garnat |) Assists - Rolun* a on* year contract Received vettt Ocala It John's Lutheran a i n ) 11.40 p t t i ) m i 04 T (tit) im ao PacHta Orviuaa Ridge 1 GO I I 1 I Alt) 141.00 11 1 AH II (Park, Ath 1). Mlttntlppi X IGarna* DETROIT TIGERS - I .red Jarry Walker CLASS4A ). Bra-)*nfon Chrislian } Calgary 7* )7 ( 14 11) 114 general manager Announced that Jo* Kkm n th race - l/t. At x .H Fltigeretd 41. Total tout* — HuMms It. 1 Lakeland Kathleen | II) 77) IX Vancouver 7) 77 1 47 111 IS4 Scouting director will be tie interim g e w e l Mississippi } I A -1.441 I Big George* GoM 140 I X 110 Lot Angelas I I 7) S 41 17) 11) I Katsu Havancrott o x 140 manage' Anahaim 10 X a 40 IN 1ST Na liana I league I Lunar ; n IOWA I T . 04. F LA. A TL A N TIC M San Jet* 11 7! 10 N 111 I4S ATLANTA BRAVE) Agreed to krtrt 0 (M l 14.40 P IM ) n tt 1 II 0 I) M OO I FLORIDA ATLANTIC If II) Edmonton 1) X 7 7) DO 171 with Ja,ier Lap* calctsar (h p p a r Jones II 0 1 1) 111 40 Harvey a t) I t I I Edden I 4 1 ) 4. Honor d 1 shortstop, Pedro Borban. pitcher, are) Troy A—IJlti M -till.IX 0)111. Jamarson 1400 J Brown 4)004. m *• Silver Hawks still Boston 1. Hartford I Hughes, outliaidtr. on on* year contracts McGinty 0 )1 1 1 - Flower* 1 1 0 0 ). Buchanan Tampa Bey 4. Built I* 4 4 7 00 I. Rliter 14 00 1, S|Otimd I 4 I 4 1 CHICAGO C U It - Agreed to terms aiHN Florida I. Mwetieel I Sammy Seta autdalder on a on* year Totaitlt ))■ II S4 74*w Jersey *. Delia* I IOWA I T ATE ( I f 11 contract, and Dave Otto prtctkr. on a NBA STANDINQB Lot Angei** 1 Calgary 1 1 a minor laaguotentract 6th in FSWA poll Holloway 0 1 00 0. Hoibarg 0 1) 01 17. Vancouver S Edmonton 4. O T Mkhaiit 10 14 i ) 11 Beechum 14 O0 4 CIN CINNATI REDS > Agreed fo terms St Lour* 1. Anahaim 1. O T with Hob Dibble J*hn Roper Scott Sarvic* E A S TE R N C O N F E R IN C I Carlton 1 )1 4 4 Moddarman 0 1 1 )1 . Maya* 1 Temp* Robmcon 111 14 0 IX Teatday’e Gama* Hector Carrasco and Rose Powell pile hers Atlantic Diyitian 1 1 )4 ), Kimbrough 04 14). Brown 00 414. By DEAN SMITH ) Cepe Corel Mar me- m f) Ottawa at Pltttburgh. / 15 p m Jami* Diimukt and Brian Koal'mg m W L Pet OB Bivent 14 11 X Hill 0 I 0 00. Abdel KhaliqOP 4 Tompano Bvach E iy 17 4 75 Philadelphia at Quebec. 7 U p m Horaid Spoils Writer New York 14 II XI - 000. Harrlt0000 0 Tetaii UU17X04 tialdars and Skv* Gdualter and kettn S FI Lauderdale McArthur Botton at Washington 7 I t p m DI 44 Orlande II 14 .140 4 Hatttlma — Iowa Slate M. Florida Atlantic Gordon, outlieldari on one year contract* Chicago at Detroit. 7 11 p m SANFORD — The tjike Howell 4 (IN ) SI Pa'arsbwrg Boca Ciegt X) » Nam J array II X 414 I'y X 1 point goat* - Florida Atlantic 4 a FLORIDA MARLINS - Agreed fo terms 4 1 tta I Stuart Martin Caunty 14) 50 St Louiial Vancouver. X U p m with Jim CeriL pitcher, an a minor kagu* Miami II M 414 4 IMcGmty 01 Flower* It, Jamarton It. Silver Huwkit won ihcir htatc f Overliv'd Beech 17 ) M N Y Ranger 1 <1 SanJos*. 10 U p m contract and tneikd him fo spring training as Sot hm it n i n to Brown I t. Ritter 1 11 Iowa Slate 7 11 * (lie) Bradenton South##*' 14 7 Winn.pag *1 Lot Angelov >0 U p m high 24th game Monduy nlglii >4 Philadelphia 14 11 410 It'y I Moddarman 0 I. Hayet 0 I. Kimbrough 0 1 a nan rntfof Mayer. » IttolFt Myers Hi,eroe e D) >4 Wedneteay** Oaneet M O NTR EAL EXPOS - Traded Jen N» m Wathlngton I) H H I U ' j Hoibarg 1 ). Mkheiik la . Beechum 141 with a big victory ot CIbish Also receiving re let. Ft. La-dm Uie Montreal al Hanford. / U p m piictser fo tha Minnesota Tw ist for Dorok SI Central Divitiaa Fouled out — non* Rtbostodt — , Florida 3A-Dlntrlcl 4 toe Dayionu Thomas AquMtat 1). Jets ton, DM We'1 ton 1 Florida al Tampa Bay, T ilt p.m. Loo. out I wider Assigned Lo* fo Ottawa ot th* Atlanta M 10 Til <> Atlantic 1* (Harvey. Brown. S|olund tl. Iowa CLASS IA N Y lti*ndiet* Florida Atlantic I) (Jamarton 41. Iowa Stela ) Ban# Glade Gladys Central ISI 107 New Jersey at Edmonton, a U p m fo contracts with Harrttt urg ot the Eastern Cleveland If ;i 500 1 11 IModdermen S| Total toult - Florida tlawks 124-!,* an they staved in ) fllvlara Beech Suncoail i f ) It WinnipagalAnahaim to U p m League Indiana M ?i t u IC> Atlantic It. Iowa State I) Technical*— (he No. 6 spot In (lie Clans 5A 4 Starke Bradford 1*7 44 Milwaukee 11 if X t ISM Florida Atlantic bench A — It.04* BASKETBALL ) Englewood Lemon Be, n Nr liens I Batketball Association mnklngh of (he Florida Sporis 1*7 Detroit 9 79 w IB's 4 InvurnossCitrus 17 1 o INDIANA PACERS - Placed Pooh R ch WESTERN CONFERENCE COPPINST 44 BETHUNE COOKMANU Writers Association IFSWAI 7 St Petersburg Lakewood It 4 M e'dton. guard, on the in|ur*d list Midwest Division Caapintl. (117) NHL SUMMARIES ■ Rocktedge 11 ) :t FOOTBALL stale lilgh school basketball poll. w L Ptl. OB Carmkhae* t I) I ) 11. Thom** 7 10 0 I 14. * St Augustin* Naas* D » IB Sokrat Lightning. Sum* Nalienal Feet ball League Seminole County (uns will get Houston X f 74) — Stawar) 4 11 4 ) 14, Lock* S 10 0 0 IJ. 10 Miami Culliyav Prep >10 1) ATLANTA FALCONS - Named June San Antonio )J (a 45* I 1 *47* Goodman 11 4 * t. Walton 1 1 ) 1 ). Full** t I Bulla I* • I I - f a chance to see the team that Alia rectlvlng vattti Citwilfon 10 Tempo Bay I I 1 - 4 Janes bead coach Utah 17 (a 45* l's 00 I. Rtdmon M O O ). Me Grill M O O ). has been hulled by many expert* Sereto<* Booker 4. DeFuniak Springs Walton Denver 11 11 M i in * Martin 0 I 00 C. Wytmger 00 00 0. Robmton First Parted - I. Tam pa Bay. Cal* It CINCINNATI BCNOAL1 - Named L*--v . Jacksonville Bishop Kenny ) Cratlsie* ). Paccalklk deknsive coordinator as the best team In Florida, on 4 Minnesota u » 14) 14 0 ) 00 0. Howard 0 I 00 0 Total* I I 4) II It IKIima. Oration). 14 U Panalllat — F l Laudefdal* Card.nai Gibbons 1 Uarraby. Bu(. major llighim gl, II X Grat C LEV E LA N D BROWNS - Signed Ton, Dallas ) V 051 z j i i 44 nny level, an Si. Cloud (22-1 and CLASS 1A for. TB. minor major gam* misconduct (In Jonas. 0( 1*1111** tackle, fo a three yrar Patlltc Dtvlilen Bethua* Cook man ( M l ) ranked No. 1 In Class IA| makes 1 Temp* Acad ot Holy Names (tl XI (19 tiigafor. HgMingi, II X contract Seattle X 7 111 — Leonard 4 0 4 a >1 Strong) 1 )4 It. Partith 3 Cocoa Beach (li 11 1 107 Sec and Period - Non* Pee* I tie* — O R E E N ISAY PACKERS - Named Gordon a pair of trips lo the area (his Pboonli 27 X rx 1 4 t 17 II, Smith 14 1 ) 1 . Whit* 14 0 1 4 . ) Melbourne Central Catholic (1) I f ) 9A Bergev n. TB Ihofo-ngl. I t). Swaanay. Bui Belfy aquiy m;rM manager Portland M 14 5*0 1 Young 1 M i l . W y O tl)4 0 0 4 Wilcoa M O O week. 4 Kaytfono Haights I f ) Aa M IA M I DOLPHINS - Announced I hr I H Golden State >1 14 5*4 4 1. Grant 110 0 1. Millar 0 0 0 0 0. Logan 0 )0 0 (intartarancaf, ) 7). Ray. But (roughing), ) Wildwood X f 70 t* 01 Wayne Huittng* ties purchased the (cam Tonight I hr Hrilldogs. led by LA Clippers 1) 14 251 17 0 RobimonC 0000 Total* 7* 50 17 7**4 4 Cross City Dnl*County 11« 17 Third Period — 1 Tempa Bay. Chamber* * cewtiwpocifen***rev*lby the N FL Florida's all-time leading ncorer, LA laker t 1) M 314 X 's Halttlm* — Coppin St 14, Bathune 7 Tampa Prep u i 49 (Hemrlik. Bred'ey I, It CD Ippl J. Tampa MINNESOTA VIKINGS Named Ke ’h Sacramento 1) X 214 «'» Coo*man 74 1 Point goal* - Copp.n St I) 17 Dana Smith, will be at Seminole ( Willlstor D) J7 Bay. Col* tl (Klima. Ham riikt. I) M 4. Rowan oHantlv* nn* coach, and Gary Zaunar Monday' 1 Oamrt 1 Carmichael 4 11. St*w4rt 14. Lock* 17. Mill lx- f Newberry la 19 Tampa Bay. Zamuner 1, 17 07 Panaltie* — special kam t coach and Friday night they at Botton 110. Dallat 101 Goodman 12, Rob In ion 0 1). Bathun* Lake Mary. 10 Baldwin 10) 14 Chicago *1. Detroit 14 Coo*man ) ) ) (Leonard } 1. Strong I 2. Joseph. TB Iroughtng). t 04. Barnaby. But PHOENIX CARDINALS - Fired Jo* Alt* receiving valas: Tanehasta* Florida Miln4utee 44. Indiana M Parrlih 0 I. Wllcov 0 4. Grant 0 I. Logan 0 I ) Iroughing), ( 04. Sutton. Bui thigh sticking). BuQtl. headcaacn and his coaching stall High*. Bonilay Holmes County 1 Utah 41. Seattle X Fouled out — Logan. Goodman Rebound* — 10 M i Raektt. TB I'd>dingl. t| 17 PITTSBURGH HEELERS NamedCKm CLASS IA Taatday't Gamtt Coppin S' 17 (Thome* 71, BathuneCookmen Shat* an gaol — Bulleio a It 7 - II G aiky wide race)vacs coach 1 St Pat* T4ovthtida Chr litian (11) H I it* Wathingtanal Orlande. I iMp.m. M I Whitt I). A t t lt t * - Coppin St X I Stewart Tamp* Bay It 4 11 - Jl TAMPA BAY BUCCANEER1 Nrmrd > Gvacavill* 14 4 *f Power *<* y Oppartanitta* - Buttaio i o f) (Mill* Outlaw dakwstea line coach Charlette at Miami. I : X p.m. 1) , Bathune Cook man I ) lltonard 4) Total GIRLS’ POLLS ) Miami Dad* CTwislian D 1 N Tampa Bay tal) HOCKEY Phoanli at Nan Ycr k. I pm (owl* — Coppin St 72. Bathun* Cookmen It 4 Quincy Munro* III D 4 1) Gealiat - Butlafo Matak. 111)4 111 Natiewal Hockey Laagu* Atlanta a) Milwaukee. I X p m Technical* — Lagan. Goodman A — I d a I. Or land* Lak* Highland Pry* DO 4* shot* 17 tayasl Tam[ « Bay. Puppa 141*1 HARTFORD WHALED - Traded Scott Claralandal Hour Ion. I X p m 4 Taiiahassa* Florida AAM D 4 44 <11)11 Morrow, kit wing, to Its* Calgary Flames for ST AUGUSTINE - Th* girls' s'ak high Sacramento at Sen Antonio. I X p m HOW ARD t l. F AMU U 7 Moor* Haven 1*1 to A - 10 Ml Todd Harkins, center school basktfoall poll, fondue led by th* LA Clippers at Seattle. 10 p m HOWARD (7II 1 Hilliard li a 1) Retacae — Skeen Walkom Linesmen — NEW YORK ISLANDERS - Recalled Dan New Jeraey at Portland. 10 X p m Young 0 4 0 0 0, Brown *11 )11 3). Turley Florida Sports Writer* Association, with f laktiandSantaFaCathoitc 1)1 Ren Atwlllin*. Den Me Court Plant*, right wing, and Jamie Mclennan, 1) W edandty't Oamat I It 7 to IE Beard 0 10 00 0. Chenier 1 4 )4 7 . learnt’ records poll points and fir** plica 10 Daertwld Baach Zion Lutheran 10 4 1) Miami at Batten. 11 x p.m. Brown A 0 1 0 1 0 . Dtggt I 4 0 1 L Crowder goalie, from Sell Lake City ot th* Inkrn* voles in parentheses Alt* receiving valas: Ft Lauderdal* Dallat at Philadelphia. J X p m. 7 I I I tin. Johnton 14 001. Kirk*ay 00000. Canadians Panthers. Sum* tional Hockey league CLASSIA Westminster It. Jay 1 Mantraal f I | — ) SAN JOSE SHARKS - Traded Da.* Orlandoal Charlattr. f.-Xp.m Liringiton) 4004. Total* X 4 7 )4 S 4 tJ 1. Miami Norland (111 HO 119 CLASS B Florida I I I — I M aky. forward fo I he flew York Islanders Phovnir at Atlanta. 7 X p m FLORID* AIM I) 111 ) FI Walton Beech (1) 1)0 107 I Tallahassee Maclay (II) First Period — I. Florida. Melianbr X lor luturt considerations 2) 1 It* Utah at Mmnateta. 4 pm Colton* I I 14 14. Smith 140)4. Coatt 1 14 ) Ft Lauderdale Dillard x o 94 7 Bonilay Bethlehem 104 IBenmng AAurphyi. X (ppl Penallie* — WASHINGTON CAPITALS Waived 77 ) Indiana at LA Lakert. It X p m 0 ) II. Black* 14 0 0 I). D4vi»000 0 0. Bryant 14 4 5*'*to ll Rlverview n o 19 ) Paiton (1) 77 4 ff Lindsay Ft* (holding ifickl, * I). Poponc. Brian Curran, delensemen 1 Miami Central Detroit at Golden Slete. It X p m 1 ) 14 1. McClammay 0 4 00 0. William* ) 1 X) 71 4 FI Lauderdale Christian D) fl Mon llntarlarrncnl, II 11. Dionne. Mon WINNIPEG JE Tl Named Randy 4. Winter Park Lak* Howell 01 4. Harden 00 00 0. McGaar II 17 I t 17 141 19 5 la u rtl Hill 10) 7) (llathlng). x . Ode la in Mon Iroughingl, Carlyle special asllstanl fo th* grnerel Total* 14 74 11 14 » 11 7. Cooper City 11 1 JO * LakalandChrltllan 1)4 Sv 14 17 manager t VatuBaach Hilltima — FA M U X . Howard It 1 Point D 1 )0 7 Gaines villa Oak Hatl 1*4 *4 Second Period - 1. Florida Brlonger tl COLLEGE t Tampa Hillsborough C0LL8QI BASK IT S ALL gealt — Howard ) 14 ( Young 0 t. Brown 0 1. D) 1 Winter Park Master's Academy 174 X (Mallanby), M O ). Florida. Lomakin tl ARIZONA - Named Dan Wirth hesd 10 FW B Chod**haleft**, it e u lurley 0 a. Beard 0 4. Charier 0 I. Dig)* 111, f tl. Petersburg Keswick Christian I*a X FAMU 1 14 (Colton 1 4. Coetl 11. MClammay 10 *longer j , | 40 4, Florida. Filigtratd It strength coach Alia rectlvlng voles: Mldoleburg ), 10 Naples SI John Neumann D ) 34 The Tep Twenty Fire 0 4. William* O il Fouled out — Howard (Barn** Filipatnckl, ] S* 1. Montreal FLORIDA AfM Named Jimmy Jo* Lauderdal* Lakes Boyd And*,-ton ). Jack Alto receiving valet; Weil Melbourne The top 11 learnt In The Atioclatad Pratt (Llvlngtlon), FAMU (Colton, Coat), Keen# ig (Bnsaboii. Damphouksa). 1 00 4. aisiilant elhleltc director and receirers tonvill* Sandalwood : Brevard Christian I collaga batkttball poll, aith tirtt place votes William*. Harden I. Rebound* — Howard M Florida. Skrudland 7 (Hull, (foughl, tt tt 7. coach and Chiton Moore liweback ers coach CLASS 4 A in paranthatat. record* through Jan 77 total (Crowder 14). FA M U SO I William* I. McGaar Florida Mallanby X IM urph/l. I* U Ippl NEW PALTZ STATE - Named Robert I 5t Cloud Ilf) Ti l 5la poinli bated on 11 pointt lor a tint place role II Aiinlt — Howard t IBorwn 71, FAMU II Penallie* — Hough Flo (holdrngl. S X . Stratus* mans krum coach through one point tor a 11th place role, and iCoitan II Total foul* — Howard I*. FAM U Niadarmtyar. Fla Ihlgh tllckingl. T 44. SAM FORD - Announced 'he resignatgnol prtvloutrankingt 15 A — l.St) Montreal bench, served by Petrov, (loo many Chan Gaiky. football coach Rrcurd Pit P vi man). II 1). Mulkt. Mon (highttkkingl. SOUTH ALABAMA - Announced its* I UCLA (Ml 110 IA 14 1 Woman'* Tap Twenty Fiva 15 04. Lindsay FI*(elbowing). t| )l addition of women's soccer beginning In IX i Huizenga gets ’Fins 1 Duka (01 I) I 1.141 1 Th* Top Twenty Five woman * batkttball Third Period - Montreal. LeClair I VIRGINIA TECH - Named Gary Tran 1 Kentat I I ) I.X0 ttami at compiled by Mai Greenberg ot the (Damphouite. Brltabolll 1 II f. Florida quill ollensi v* coordinator 4 North Carolina 14) 1.114 Philadelphia Inquirer a* voted by a penal of Hull f I Hough. Skrudland). I 0J It. Florida. By STEVEN WINE of the 2H owners is required to 1 Arkentet 111 M i l woman coachat. With lirtl place vOto* in Lomakin 1} (Belanger Murphy). II X I). change the rule. Benson said. a Connecticut 14 1 1.144 10 parentheses. record* through Jan 11 lout Montreal. Bellowk 17 (Damphouitt. TV/RADIO AP Sports Writor Schneider). I| 74 Penallie* — Roberge Man I Purdue It I M il I) point* bated on 11 pointt for a Hrtt place vute COLLEGE BASKETBALL "In the seven years I've been 0 Mettechuietft 111 1.141 4 ma|or 4 f Vandrtbill 14) I .X ) 5 thols 7 savesl Roy ( l i t second 4)1. 7 X p m - SUN, Wathlngton Bulk's al conference nunounelug the sale. that hr sponsorships or X Ala Birmingham 14) 547 II It Stanford II) 1,11) 10 Racicot (0 00 third. 10 11 Florida. Orlando Mag. c ILI The rule Is the biggest obstacle advertising dollars. Ami lhey Fil/palrlck. 5 5)17) XI 71 Georgia Tech II 1 1)1 IF 11 Connecticut D) I.0X II 1 p m - TNT. Phomlk Suns at New York to league approval. Huizenga didn’t feel they wanted people I) Marquetx II* IM — 1) Virginia DI (74 1) A — M A X Knicks, ( L I ) ) Saint Louis U 1 15) 73 1) Purdue D ) 400 1) R tier re — Ron Hoggarlh .jrsetmen — Ron CYCLING already owns baseball's Marlins doing a lot of dungs oihrr than 74 Missouri DT I X - >4 Louisiana Tech D) 114 14 Finn. Mark Par* 5*m — SUN. TourOllawaii and ihc NHL Panther*. devoting lOO percent of their 15 NaurMealcoSI 14 1 114 — IS Alabama 11) 740 IS GOLF *‘Th b would Ik* a big change time to the N FL." Otbar rocslulng tralan Florida 144 14. Flee Ida Intensaltanal i n 44) 17 I p m - C V , TBS California fa. Xavier, Ohio 17, Cine tonal 1 1). 17 Ohio State n 4 m 11 SKIINO In the rule," said Salnlts owner Transferring ownership of one DePaul 45. Mississippi SI. 41. Boston College It Washington D) 451 11 TENNIS 4 X p m - SUN.M ounlim Challenge To m Denson, chairman of the li . Virginia U . Illmnls ZJ. Kansas St. W, If Northwestern t j 4M tt Radio or two of the South Florida NFL’b nuance committee. ‘It's Michigan St II, Nebraska 7. Oklahoma SI t. X Montana 14 f ISO 71 BASKETBALL franchises to relatives might be ProYidfncq 4. Alabama S. Tia* 111. Toledo 17, Fland* 57. Creighton 55 Fourth round Sport! Nut vltvlt with Huizenga before (sub­ Loyola. M d 74. Niagara 41 Mississippi U . Indiana <1. George Washing Todd Merlin (f). Lansing. Mich. del 10p m - WWNZ AM I7 X ). Florida Sports The N FL expects a vote on the Monmouth. N J *4 M e r.H P Ion II. Hawaii 14. Pittsburgh 14. U N LV t). Xavier Deulresnt Belgium. 4 7 ()7 ). 74 (■change mitting n recommendation to the sale prior to Its annual meeting Pittsburgh**. Georgetown 40 Notre Dome tl. !•■** AAM 11. New M e ik o ( ) 11.4 ).4 ) 10 p m - W GTOAM 15*01. Soorlt Bylin* other 21 owners Approval by 21 March 20 In Orlando. Princeton 74. FranklinBMarshall44 SI II, Georgia Hi. N Illinois (. San Diego Si AAallVal Washinqfort. Pont* Vedra Beads. USA r f i » r t I I * * * 1 r * r v w~ m- W w W w r W r 9 *fts*fr*0*0

Sanford Herald, Santord, Florida • Tuaada/, January 25, 1994 - 3B People IN BRIEF Pioneer and survivor H ow well do you communicate? Doctor address clubwomen on bone marrow transplants 1 he Grcatrr Seminole International Train In# in Coin* iminlmtion* Club, which mccis at 7 p in tin* second and ByJOANNILUCAS Dr. Flnkler pointed out that fourth Thursday of every month. Invites people who are Herald Correspondent the Pap test Is only for the cervix and does not Inform you about Interested in personal development and self-improvement In a Doctor Nrll J. Flakier was a cancer In thr ovaries or fallopian stimulating, supportive environment to their meetings guest speaker lor the Heathrow lubes. The Pap test Is not always The meetings are held In the Soclol Hall of Altamonte Women's Club evening meeting Community Chapel. 825 E. State ltd . Altamonte Springs accurate and u positive reading Jan. 11 held at the Country Club (across Ironi United Telephone! docs not always mean cancer, at Heathrow. His topic was International Training In Communication will help you bul a negative reading docs not "Recent Developments In express your thoughts clearly, learn to communicate ef­ always mean lhal there Is no Gynecologic Cancer Research cancer. fectively, listen accurately, plan and conduct events, meetings, and Treatment." etc . Icel confide nt and relaxed in social setting*, use proven Exciting news for this area Is communication skills to advance In personal and professional One crucial point Is that early life. that Dr. Flnklcr Is working with detection Is the only route lo a Dr Sain Gross with the Intention T h e theme of the Ja n . 27 meeting will Ik* (tentorial safety. A cure. Dr. Flnkler also discussed of opening a bone mat row the blood test CA125. This lest presentation will be given and Individual members will share transplant unit at Florida Hospi­ their personal safely tips has many false readings and by tal Hone marrow transplants the time the doctor sees It with For additional Information, please call Elaine O'Neal have hern gaining through re* H88*3330. ultra sound or the patient has search to Ik * rllrctlvr for c ertain symptoms, the disease has forms of icukcrnia and arc bring usually progressed tor) far for used for breast cancer with cure, and there Is an 80 percent positive results. mortality rale. CALENDAR Surabccca Rosier, a member of One of the factors for ovarian the Heathrow Women's Club. Is cancer Is your family history. If a survivor of a bone marrow your mother or sister had it you Clogging classes formed transplant for AML Lcukrtnla. have a much higher chance of She was diagnosed with the last getting ovarian cancer. Von need The Old Hickory Slompcrs offer free beginner clogging growing cancer In October of classes Inirmtedlale and advanced lr .sons also available to Inform yourself and your 1987 and was transplanted with doctor of any such family history Meetings are ul the Deltona Clvh ,Y.socialIon on Tuesdays h e r o w n hone marrow from ti to 9 p.m. Call 349-9529 for more Information. for possible early detection, (autologous) In January of 1988. screening methods and possible Shr s|K*nt seven months In the early cure. Take off pounds sensibly Bone Marrow Transplant Unit of Mrmbers of Take OfT Pounds Sensibly. TO P S. Invl'e the Shands Hospital. Gainesville. In Dr. Flnkler (Minted out that public to Join them on Tuesday evenings from 7 to H p m. at a sterile Laminar Air Flow sterile there are many support groups the First Christian C h u rch . 1607 Sanford A v r„ Sanford. room Along with Dr Flnkler. for prostate cancer and there are Th e group now has a private room to weigh people between she explained that the cost of MwMd Photo ty Jotnnt ly,*« none for gynecologic cancer pa­ 6 15 and 045 p.m this procedure was $500,000 Nell J Flnkler, M D , Director ol Gynocologlc Oncology ol Wall tients. Even a breast cancer Each week a dlllrrent program on welghl loss will Ik* The Laminar Air Flow room Disney Memorial Cancer Institute, and Sarabecca Rosier, survivor of support gioup was not the an- conducted. lh.il removes Impurities from the bone marrow transplant for AML Leukemia s w* e r f o r wom en with For more Information about the club, call 323 1708 or air has a cost ol $7,250 per day. gynecologic cancer as these 3 2 3 -1 664. This does not Include the doctor, pullcnl (autologous) or from a companies still consider this an women have special needs. nurses, medication and mrtllrai donor (usually a perfectly mul­ experimental procedure. It has Dr. Flnkler and Dr. Gross plan Toastmasters meet at SCC procedures. ched sibling), and given bark to saved many lives. to make bone marrow transplant It takes from one to five Seminole Com m unity College |SCC) Toastmasters Club the patient. Six years slnee her transplant. a treatment for patients In cen­ months for a patient to have *0581 will meet every Tuesday, 7:30 p in , at Seminole Bone marrow transplant Is a Hosier's doctor. Gerald Elfan* tral Florida. Dr. Flnkler was a I heir blood count come up to a long, slow, painful process ol Com m unity College Contact Rosclla Bonham at 323-8284 for bleu, M.D.. who bus since most Informative and knowl­ low normal level after they medication and blood, plasma, more Informal Ion opened thr Bone Marrow* edgeable speaker. receive the transplant. (ilateteis and transfusions until Transplant Unit at the Universi­ For more In fun rial ion regard- Overeaters to gather Approximately one quart of the patient's counts return ty ol South Florida, has given tng ovarian cancer screening. marrow Is taken either from the Although many Insurance he r a "clean bill of h ra lih." ealM407) 897*1000 A regular meeting of Overeaters Anonymous Is conducted on Tuesdays at 7:30 p .m ut First United Methodist Church, corner of Park and 5th. Sanlord For more Information, call Carol al 3224)057. Donors never too old to give gift of life Nar-Anon to o ffe r help DEAR ABBYi "Puzzled In ing ami turn It up to 70. (It takes arrived and on them was this North Hollywood" wrote to say utmut an hour tor the tempera­ message: Nnr-Anon. a self-help group for relatives and friends of that when she told her husband ADVICE ture to reach 70 — and when It "Please remember to attach addicts, will mrel Tuesday al 8 p.m at Orlando General that shr wanted to donate her doc*, he turns It down to 60. or the receipt to your gift that you Hospital. For more Information, call 869 6364. organs In the event of an ac­ 6 5 ll It's really cold outside.) bring." cidental death, he said. "W ho I can’t stand to he cold. Abby. we are speechless and Jaycees meet in Sanford would waul 53-yeor-old kidney*, Meanwhile, m y husband star's wonder If this is a new and A B I G A I L The Sanlord Jaycecs meet the second and fourtli Tuesday of eyes, etc.?" to sweat at tile drop of a hat. I acceptable practice. I am Thank you. Abby. for en­ V A N B U R E N enclosing my name, bul since each month. Anyone Interested In attending can call Brent turn the heat up and hr turns It couraging tier lo donate her this Is n fairly small town, please Adamson or David T . Hussl Jr. nt 322-3663. down It's the only thing we ever organs anyway. I am thr recipi­ light about. We've Ik-cii married sign me "Stunned In Salem ent of a 53-year-old woman's 52 years. County." and maybe Ihc bridal Rose Society to meet liver — after having waited well DEAR ABBYr My husband FIGHTING IN OREGON party will recognize ibis. Mailed W IN T E R PARK — T h e Greater Orlando Rose Society meets over a year to receive a suitable and I have fought over this lor DEAR FIOHTINO: Have you from... the fourth Tuesday of the month lexcept July. August and organ. I have gone from a years, uud wc can't seem lo find considered portable room heal­ PENNSVILLE. N.J. December) al Morrlson'c Cufelerla. Winter Park Mall. Visitors certain. Iminlnenl death to n full a solution lhal will satisfy lx ill ers? If not. please do. It may save DEAR ‘STUNNED't It may br are welcome. Dinner Is al 6 p.m.. followed by the business and product I ve life. 11 has been of us. 1 like lo have I he house your marriage. Since you prefer a new practice, but I find ll inert lug at 7 p.m. Details: 67 I -0814 or 339-5931. eight months since my want) In the winter — about 72 to Ik* tuoity warm, wear woolen unacceptable. Don't blame Ihc transplant, and I am In |>rrfrci degrees. My husband says It's socks and sweat era in deference bridal parly. Those who orga­ health. much loo hot for him — so he to your huslmnd. who prefers a nized ihr brldal shower arr Optimist Club meets weekly I will be forever grateful lo thai turns the heat down to about 68 cooler house. (It's easier lor you responsible for the wording on lo 70. lo bundle up than It Is for him lo (he Invitation. T h e Sanfonl Optimist Club meets every Wednesday al noon 53-year-old woman and her fam­ Ahbv. toy fare Is cold and I do find comfort in an overheated al Shoneysnn U.S. H ighw ay 17-92. Visitors are welcome. ily who didn't think tier organs were loo old. 1 am signing m y not like lo wear three sweaters room .) Meanwhile. If this Is Ihc Kiwanis Club m eets Wednesday name, bul because of the policy and heavy socks In the house, only thing you ever fight about, MOVIELAND o».» i« ill I2i* of confidentiality of the national which I have do do In order lo be count your blessings. Her If K Sxttri The Klwanlt Club of Sanford bolds us noon luncheon transplant organization, please comfortable alter he starts tool­ meetings every Wednesday at the Sanford Civic Center. North do not disclose my name or ing with the thermostat. TOMBSTONE Pin Sanlord Avenue at the lakcfront. Visiting Klwanlans are DEAR ABBY: A young lady In location. He shuts the heat off at night THEPROQRAM welcome. For Information call Wall Smith, president. 323- GRATEFUL OROAN and It goes down at 52 degrees. o u r town Is getting married next 5088. RECIPIENT Then he Jumps up In the morn­ m onth. Her shower Invitations JSL

Dancing (or seniors DEAR QRATEFUL: Thank T h e Over 50 Dance Clut> dance Is held every Wednesday, you for reaffirming that no one Is from 2:30 • 4:30 p.m . nt the Sanford Civic Center. Live music too old to be a donor. by the Dcltonlans 11-piece band. Donation S2.00. Readers. 1 repeat: The expense of donating Is NOT borne by the donor's family or estate. TUESDAY’S PRIME TIME

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4B - Sanford Harald, Sanford. Flortda - Tuaaday. January 23. 1B94 Legal Notices Legal Notices Legal Notices Legal Notices Legal Notices Legal Notices INTME COUNTY COURT ST. JOHNS RIVER WATER NOl ICE OF APPLICATION MOTICV OF APPLICATION NOTICE OF APPLICATION IN THECIRCUIT COtIBT OF THE EIGHTEENTH CLASSIFIED ADS MANAOBMENT DISTRICT FOR TAX DEED P M TAX M 10 FOR TAX DEED IN A N D F O R JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVES NOTICE OF NOTICE It HEREBY NOTICE IS HEREBY THE EIOHTEENIH IN A N D F O R GIVEN, mat Wilma Lagoult. tha Seminole Orlando - Winter Park INTENDEOAOENCY ACTION G IV E N . thel Nurlk. li d . tha G IV E N , mat Wilma Legeull. Iha JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. SEMINOLE COUNTY. holder of the following cortlfk Tha District givot notice of tft hofdrr of the following cortlfk holder ot Iha following corllllc SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA 322-2611 831-9993 intent to Ittua a permit to ttw ataltl hat tiled Mtd caetltk «••(•) not lliod Mid cartifk oNItl hat tiled MW rorllllc FLO R ID A CASE NO i *) isaa CC J*Z •oltowing oppltcontltl on Fab •lain tor a I n Orad to ba lisuad a io U l for o tot d*od to bo Ittuod o N It) tor * lot drad N be Ittued C IV IL A C TIO N NO WEKIVA VILLAS inoroon Tho ctrlltKOlo numb ruery t. I**a thereon Tha caetilketo numb PRIVATE PARTY RATES lharaon Tha cadltketo numb *) no* c a ir k CONDOMINIUM CLASSIFIED C O T S E M I N O L E C O U N T Y eelt) and yaorltl of ittuanca. • rill and yoertsl of issuance, o r ltl and yaorltl of Ittuanca. LAWRENCE ft SIEGAL. ASSOCIATION. INC . 14 ccrstdcutfvo timed------57» J lino •he description of Iha property, PUBLIC WORKS. V t BUSH the datcriptlon of the property, HOURS the datcriptlon of Iho property, PioMIH. Ptelntlft. and m* namalt) tn ahkh It wat 1 coooociXJyo Brtoo------TOMttno and ttw nam o(t) In whktf II wot BOULEVARO. SANFORD. FL •.•ooajl-uopjl and me nemeltl la which II wat — v t— atMttad it *ra at tolloat attatw d It/aro at toitows JSTTJ. application at) tip 3 crviMCUtfvd ttnw*------IK K m attattad It/are at Ntlowt BUTLER SONOOUGLAS TANYAR PINTAR. CartilicaNNo MONDAY ttw Certificate No ISU 00*7 AG Tha protacl It located In X t CertihcaNNe Jta INC . a r lor Wo corporation Datandont vaar or Ittuanca tetr ISM ------11.11 o line Year of Issuance IN* SomlnoN County, Sections It, )| FMOAY Vaar of Ittuanca l*H d bo BUTLER'S FLORIDA NOTICE OF SALE Oatcnpfion of Propa-ty LEG Ret** oro pdf Stuo. b*Md on 3 Knot Description ot Property LE G 1 JJ. Township 30 South. Range CLOSED SATURDAY Description of Property LEG DEPARTMENT OF BUSINESS N O TIC E IS H E R E B Y G IV EN LOT I BLK C A B STEVENS •3UnmMlfslimim L O T a* B L K E S P R IN G L O T A (LESS E ltd F T O F N t » REGULATIONS OIVISIONOF X Cast T in application it tor that pursuant to a Summary A SUNDAY CONSTRUCTION OF AN ADO TO MIDW AY PB 7 PG M v a l l e y f a r m s s e c r p b is FT . SH IFT » N I JO FTOFS ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES Final Judqman! entered In ttw PGN OUTFALL DITCH A RE Names In which atMitad Its FT OF E 1*1 7 FT ♦ N SO FT AND TOBACCO AND TERRY above captioned matter I will Anna Jenkins Nam ot In which attattad OF S J7S FT OF W 110 FT A V* BUTLER Individually. TAINING WALLS WITHIN Mil ttw property situated m NOW ACCEPTWG Raymond P Samanlc. SJRWMO A USACOE AM of Mid property bvmg In II* * F T OF N li t Jf F T A E 10 Defendants Sam Mole County. Florida da ma County ot SamlnoN. Slate of Catharine Samanx FT OF W ll*» FT OF N ISJ t NOTICE OF SALE JURISDICTIONAL w e t l a n o scribed at B ’.’ 1 • All of M id property being In BOUNDARIES ON C R a)T Tha Flor Ida n FTI ROSELANO PARK PR t NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Unit No ISO D. Building ( of Uniatt tuch cortlllcotolt) tna County of Sammoto. S*aia of P G SI that tha undersigned at Clark of receiving waterbody It UN WEKIVA VILLAS a Condomm tholl ba redeemed occordmg to SctwdMe, may erfude Harold Advwtaor ol tw coebof art aBMonoi do, Florida Namot In which attattad NAMEOWETLANCS tho Circuit Court ot SammoN turn according to ttw Declare low. ttw property daunted In Doncof whan you OH room* Pay otoy to days yotx ad new M rateeorrwd U n io tt tu tu car nf ic ala 11 1 I della Forbat t'a i Ttw IlN Itl containing each of Camty. Florida under and by lion ot Condominium recorded tuch cartitkataltl wtlt ba told Uao KM Oatirykin to tjwtaal twaJX Copy nxal loOoa accwylaCia typo tna 11 ba radaamad according to All ol MW property being In virtue of tha Final Judgment rt ttw above HtNd appncatienltl In Official Record Book 101). la* tna proparty dr ter l bad In ora available tor Intpectlon to ttw fnnhatt bidder rt m* watt groprvcW tom •Commo'Ctof r , , , H ‘ the County of SomlnoN. S u b of ForacNtura anlrred In that Page IJM at ttw Public Records front door. SamlnoN County tven cartificalall) alll ba told Monday through Friday atcapl Florida causa pending In tha Circuit ot Samlnola County. F lor id* CourthouM Santord. Ftarido on to tna nignati b Oder •• tna watt tor legal holidays, t 00 a m to Uniott tuch ctrllficololtl Court ol SomlnoN County. Flor togattwr witti on und.vidtd In •he Jltt day of February. t**r at DEADLINES •font door, Samlnola County I N p m at the St Johnt Hirer than ba radaamid according to We Cate No OJ DO* CA I* K In terett In and to ttw common HAM Tuaaday FriJoy 1 i Noon Tho Ooy Dotoo PtAbcadun Courtnouto. Sanlgrd. Florida, on Water Management District law. the property datcrlbad In which LAWRENCE R SIEGEL. a laments at described in Mid Approilmatoly HIS 00 cath Sunday And Monday S 30 P M Friday tna leth day of Fabruary. I He al •Nedquertort er tha appropriate tuch cartltlceMIt) will be toW It Iha Ple ntlft and 0U TLER S Declaration appurtenant mere for toot It required to bo paid by ADJUSTMENT* ANO CREDO*: In the event of on error In an IIAM Held office Tha Otttrkt will to the highatl bWdar ol Iha watt ON DOUGLAS INC d b a to all In accordance Witt) and the tuccottful bidder at ttw m N •d, Iho Santord Harold wtlt bo rooponeiblo for tho flat Approtimalaly IlllOO catn taka action on each parmli Iron! door. SomlnoN County BUTLER S and FLORI0A OF tub|a10 North Part Ava Deputy Clark SaminoloCounty. Florida District CNrk. PO Do* l*Jt 407 IJ1 77*7 ary. iNe O A TEO this l*th day ot Jonu nue. Santord. Florida IJffl. Publish January IE. JS A Fab 23-Usta Found By Michel la l Sltvo (SEAL) ary t»*e PeWtko. F tor id* ))I7 * 141* •ataphevw (roll JJJ U H o il Oapvty Clark ruary I t !**e AAaryanna Morta MARVANNE MORSE Patillont tar administrative 4JJT. not tetae than M a n IT) LOST SMALL WHITE Publlth January II It. )1 and hearing on the above epplicot O EN 10) Clerk ot the Circuit Court c l e r k o f t h e days prior to the proceeding It FFMALE MALTESE In Fabruary I. mr OEN M lonltl mutt ba IlNd within SomlnoN Comfy. F N r Wo CIRCUIT COURT. hearing Impaired. (TOO) NOTICE OF APPLICATION vKlrnty ot toth 4 E tm JT) WH *1—Money to Lend tourtaan (let days ot publico By MkheIN L S'lva SEMINOLE COUNTY. 1 000 *SS 0771 or Voice IV ) FOR TAX DEED tiont of this netko or within Deout, Clark FLORIDA I 000 at* Off*. Via Florida Rale, NOTICE IS HERE BY fourteen Ital days at actual 27—Nursery A NOTICE OF APPLICATION Pub?)!*: January I* JS A Feb By Jana E J* M w k Sarv la G IV EN m*l Arthur H Hartr X KEEP DRIVING AND STILL receipt ot this Intent, whichever FOR TAX D E O ruery 1.0. I We OEPUTYCLERK OATEO Ihlt lim da, ot Jonu Crrtificato Inv Sar Iha heldar of Child Care GET THE MONETI N T T I C E IS H E R E B Y O E N 103 Publlth January JS A February first occurs Failure to f>H o ary. i*«r ttw following cartificatolt) hat petition within nut lima period All you need It your titto Jact G IV E N . Inal FR EC Pantion I. lt*a ISEALI •Had M d cartitlcatolt) tor a lai CHILDCARE In my Hidden Lt thall constitute o waiver of any Oiamond tor appomtmant Plan X CartiticaN In, Sac,. Iha OEN i n MARVANNE MORSE dead ts bo ittuad lharaon Ttw home Christian almot M F. ho right tuch pa«tun may have to mv noidar ol tha following cortiHc ST. JOHNS RIVER WATER CLERK OF THE caittllcota number l s i ond request an administrative da 7 seam I JOpm Rots 3)1 rt«J rta lt) hat filed Mid cortlfK MANAOBMENT DISTRICT C IR C U IT COUR T yaa'llt at ittuanca the datcrip OIVESNOTICE OP termination (hoorlngl under t on of the proparty, and mo FULLTIME ) daad to bo itiuad B , Oorotfiy W Bolton Alter tihoolrrt IJO/wt maroon Tho cartltkoto numb INTENDEOAOENCYACTION taction t)0 ST. F t . concerning nam ed! tn which it wot attatt NOTICE OF APPLICATION At Deputy CNrk Lunch. Itnactt* X> S JJ) 1*7* • Til) and yoar(t) of Ittuanca. Tho DH trkt givot notice ef IN FOR TAX DECO me tublect permit application Publith January JS a February •d I t 'ora at tot tows 43— Mortgages Petitions which era not Mad In tna datcriptlon of mo property, mien! N Ittua o permit to me NOTICE IS HEREBY I. I**e Cartiticato No lira 31—Private Bought & Sold and tna noma It) In which it wot Nllowing oppllconllt) an Ftb GIVEN that w T Gordon S S accordance with ttw abort pro O EN l*e Year ol Ittuanca t**l rwary 0. INe vttwnt ora tub tact to ditmltMl O' attattad it'a rt at toiiowi Gordon CtHSn tor A E Geedon IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. Datcriptlon of Property LEG Instructions CRP CORPORATION. IN Shannon Bor icon CartilicaNNo I Mr tho holder ot tho loilowlrg cart OF THE IITH JUDICIAL U N IT XJ BLDG P CROWN W A N TE D *4* 000 HI M l) on Vaar of Ittuanca m i NORTH ORANGE AVENUE. Sr Permit D oU Technician tlkoNHI hat tiNd MW cactlhc C IR C U IT. IN AN D FOR OAKS 1ST AOD ORB *U PG ORUMS. KEYBOARD. PIANO tm owner occupied bit han't SUITE IM. ORLANDO. FL Permit Dote Service! OsvitMn LE S IO N S Begtrwwr gaitor Oatcrlpfion of Proparty: LEO • Nil) tor 0 to, daad N bo tssmd SEMINOLE COUNTY. 1*7/ l»% ini. )0 ( rt *04 MS tft) JJttl. application te lit St Johnt River WaNr Nomas in which atMttad and best Oagraad instructor L O T JB G REENW OOO LAKES lharaon The cortltlcaN numb FLORIOA 307*AAAI Tho protect N located Management Otttrkt Sharr, A Ouvolt with ) yaort toachmg n p n i U N IT J P B J ) PCS 14 417 aril) and yaarttl ol issuance CASE NO *) J**l CA 1* K In SomlnoN Comfy. Section Jr. Publith January JS. ttte All ot Mid propart, being tn Nomat In which attattad Pat ltd datcriptlon ot the property HOUSEHOLD REALTY •nca All sly tot and Nratt Townthip Jt South. Range Jt OEN ttg Fust Nttan Ira* KyN II***U G Schwarti. Lynotta P. and ttw nem eltl In which It wat CORPORATION ma Casatty of Sominato. Steto of 7V— Help W anted Schwarti E o tt Tha application It lor attattad it are a t totNwt PMmftfl. FtgndO All ot M W property being In MODIFICATION OF A PRE Certificate No J J U Uniott tuch cartlficotalt) ADO TO YOUR INCOME VIOUSLY ISSUEO PERMIT TO 41 —Cem etery Lots the County of SemlaoM Stria of Year Ot ittuanca IN I C H A R LE S P RYAN and JEA N thall b* redeemed according to S IL L AVON NOW! Fw ndo SERVE HUNTERS RESERVE. Detcript-on ot Property LEG low. the preparly described In c a l l nirniN intiit m D vatf fc»fw*to 1 LOTS. Gaktawn Mptivriri Uniat* auch carlilicalaitl PHASE III. Ttw rauoriMig wo StL » t o r Jib M O t JOt S HO HOUSEHOLD REALTY mch cartittcotoit) will ba Mid Nrbody U Iho LITTLE EC ON to ma higtwtt bidder at ttw watt Park ) tor ma price of It AGENTSREAl ESTATE! than ba rodaomtd according N> FT OF N 4)0 F T O F W I0S FT CORPORATION BARNETT LOCKHATCHEERIVER IN THE CIRCUIT COURT front door, laminate County SI. 1*0Coil*t» 771 111* troth.ng tuveeedt !'*• tuctatt low. tho property described m OFE4JOFTOF NE .OF BkNKOFCENTRAL PIZZUTI DEVELOPMENT IITII JUDICIAL CIRCUIT CourthouM. Santord. Florida, on Wa r* wall intooiA V d dec acta tuch canittcatoli) will ba tow NW • FLORIDAf/k.'e BARNETT to tha highott bWdar at tha wail CORP* ISS SOUTH ORANGE Names In which attattad IN A N O F O R the H it day o* Fabruary. t**e at SS—Business of tra mng tuccottful ogantt A V E . SUITE 1U0. O R LAN D O SEMINOLE COUNTY. BANK OF ORLANOO'WINTER No license * Wo lltwlpl •rent door. Sam mole County Grraid K Slh.o. John T PARK. N A . and SEARS. I I A M « l 11*01. applicotion t r i l l Win.am ton FLORIOA Approilmatoly SUS 00 cath Opportunity* WATSON REALTY CORP CourthouM. San lord. Florida, on ROE BUCK and C O . •he Nth day of February, meat n o t AAA] The prolocf It Wealed All at saw property ba ng in CASE NO: MM*1 DR A JB tor toat It required to ba paid by R EA LTO R * 1)1 1.00 INRE THE MARRIAGECF Dalendonlltl NIGHTCLUaS ond L iq u o r HAM W SomlnoN County. Socliont 01. ttw County ot SrmtnoN. SUN ot N O TIC E OF tha successful brddar at ttw M N AOENTS AVON Eom to SOX 0J. JS A Jt. Townth.pt JO A II PHILIPP TREAOWAV. Full payment ol on amount lO* ft No door door P T/FT Intur Approximately IlllO O cath Flor Wo FORECLOSURE SALE South. Range JO Eott Tho atti •qua) to ttw hrgtwtt D-d plus m ee t CiUWNtiP 4>l If f 4^01 •or N o t It roqulrod N bo paid by Uniats tuch cartlficotalt) N O TICE It hereby given mot ancaarailobto Send! *11 lit ) OppllCOtNn It N r M O O IFIC A thall ba redeemed recording to applicable decixnaotary stomp •he twccataful bidder ol tho M b •he undersigned CNrk at mo OWN A PATPH0NE ROUTE BABYSITTER WANTED F'T TION TO THE PREVIOUSLY low. tho property described m DONNA KAY TREADWAY. trios and recor ding teas it dua Full paymonl ol an amount Circuit Court at Sommelt 117*0 wk potontlal Unique day 4 yr aid Light howtawort •SSUED PERMITS ASSOCI within 14 hourt oiler tho •dual N tho highott bW plut tuch carttttcoNttl wtlt ba toW County. Florid* will, on m* Itm Opportunity I 100 MO TAJ) tom* nights JJ* *J*7 tv mtg applicable documaniary Hemp ATEO WITH DETENTION N tha highest bWdar ot ttw watt TO OONNA KAY TREADWAY advertised lima of ttw MW All REPLACEMENT TO SERVE ADDRESS UNKNOWN day ot Fabruary t**r. at It 0C • • '••ot and racer#ng No* It duo Irani door. SomlnoN County A M at tta Watt Front doer ot paymantt theJT ba catn or gror EAOLE RIDGE. Tho rocoiymg N O TIC E OF FOSTINO within l« nou*t oiler Iho CourthouM Sanford. Florida an tho Seminole County Court •ntoed metrumant. made pay waterbodies ore LITTLE You era hereby notified mot o ad>«rlited time of the Mia All ttw trth day of February |**e of tux.to. Santord Florida eftot tor obN to m* Clark of ttw C'rtutt paymantt titan bo o t h or fuor HOWELL CREEK A LAKE potman tor P a So Dissolution ot IIAM M N and Mil at public outcry to Court n JESSUP Marriage hat bean Iliad against II 4 an Nad inttrumanl. moda pay Approilmatoly H IS 00 cath the highott and batt b-dder Nr Dried mit llth dry of Janu SEMINOLE COUNTY you and that you art required to ary tetr abN N Iho Clark of me Circuit for Nat it required to ba pe'd by cath. ttw tenoning described Court PUBLIC WORKS DEPT . Ill tha successful bidder s' tha sal. m tv o a copy of your rotpm M or WE SOLD IT! (SEAL) BUSH LOOP SANFORD. FL p-aadmg to the Potllion upon tha property titueNd *n SEMINOLE Da*ad Ihlt tom day ef Janu Full prymant ot on amount County. Florida Maryonna Mo tm Whan our dattHlad raprM«fstfvM call back our daui- ary. IN* JJffJ. appl.ration It Ilf AJtfAG rquri N ttw hlghatt bW Hut Pafitionor. P H ILIP P TR E A D Clark o< ttw Circuit Court Tho proloci It locaNd In Sami WAY. *liow eddrott if At) lo t ). Block A. BEAR IA K F flod advartisara, many aay wq »oid Itl Do you havo ISEALI applicable documentary ttamp MANOR, according to ttw Plat SeminotoCounty, Florida AAarvanna Morta noN County, toclwni Jt. 31 A JJ. MEADOWBROOK OR., aom*thing to a^l7 • HOUSE • CAR • BED • BIRDS • laiat and recording laat It dua theraol. at recorded tn Plat By MictwIWL SilvO Clark ol Iha Circuit Court Townthip X Scum. Rang# JO within Jr hourt altar tha W IN TE R SPGS FL JJTO*. end Book It. Peg* f*. Public Rac Oaputy Clark BOAT? Call Um Santord Harald today and pUca your Samlnola County. Florida Eotf Tho oppIlcoINn It for advertiMd lima ot tha MW All file the original rotponM or ordt Of SomlnoN County. Flor Publith January t(. JS 4 Fab By: Michelle L- Silva CONSTRUCTION OF A SUR paymantt tholl bo cath or guar pleading In Iho ottko of mo ruery 1.1 l**4 od. Our dasaifiad staff wil bo happy to halp. 322-2611 Deputy Clark FACE WATER MANAGE Clark Of the Circuit Court on or antaad inttrumanl. made pay pursuant to the Final Judgment O EN 1*1 Publith January ) l Fabruary MENT SYSTEM ASSOCIATED obW to the CNrk cl tha Circuit bolero tha llth day of FEBR U entered In a c o m pending In Mid 1.0. IS. 10*4 WITH ROADWAY WIDENING AR Y. t**4 Court Court, ttw tty!• Of ahkh It OENIF* OF C.R. Of FROM S.R. ajr TO Dated Ihlt eth day of January. OATEO ol SANFORD. SEM I HOLE COUNTY. Florida Mdtcaiod above LONOWOOD LAKE MARY I**4 ROAO. Tho recalvtng woNrbody Thit Tm day of JANUARY. W ITNESS my hand and of ISEALI fkiel tool of Mid Court m it llth NOTICE OF APPLICATION It SOLOIER CREEK Maryann* M o oe 1ft* FOR TAX DEED day of January l**r Tho flN Itl containing each ol CNrk of the Circuit Court MARVANNE MORSE NOTICE IS HEREBY ISEALI Iho abovo lltfad oppUcolWnltl SomlnoN County. Florida Clerk of ttw Circuit Court O IV E N . that Harlan C BwNy X are ayollobN for Intpectlon By Nancy R Winter MARVANNE MORSE C a rlllk a N Iny Sarv. me hoWer By Michelle L Silva CNrk c* ttw Circuit Court MorW ly through Friday oleapt Deputy CNrk OEPUTYCLERK of tha following cortlhcoNItl By Dorothy W Bolton O C N r logoi holidoyt. I 00 a m N Publith January II, II. Jt. and Publlth January It. It. JS L hat niod MW arflfketo(i) Nr a S 00 p m al Iho SI Johns River Ftbruary I. I*tt Publith January JS A February February I. I »t! t. I**r tar daad N ba Ittuod maroon Wafer Management District DENIS Ok N * » Tho o rtllk o to number It) and Haedquertart or Iha approprlaN O EN tn y o o rd l of Itt uanca. Iho dated; INW off lea Tho Oltfrl'.t will nan ot me property, and the loko action on each permit no malt i In which II wot attatt application luted above uniott • •d It/aro otNIIpw t polltNn lor an admlnlttrallvo CarllflcaN N t 107 GARAGE SALE proceeding (haorlng) It tiled Yoorof IttuoncO' I NO purtuonl N Iho provltlont Of Cleaning Sarvlco Janitorial Services OetcrtpfNn C Picpaety; I E O toefNn iJO 17. F .S - and section LOT AJ WILLA l a k e PH I PB roC-t.ttt. F.A.C. A par ton FLO R ID A STa V| REOUIRE* W ILL DO houM/lraning for BUTZ CHAN JANITORIAL realtors, buddrrs. domoslks JSPGJO GUIDELINES all contrtctort bo ogittood Commovdal/Rrsid 171 471J Namot In which ottottod: OtNcNd by any of ttw Olttrlett er cortltwd To verity o ttato Reft and aeserwbN JJI «7M Frank C. Roll, Tracey prepen d permitting docltNnt 1. Advertise what peopls want! cenlrodort Hernia coll ^Jr***»J^__ Lawn Service Evan* Halt WantlfNd abovo may petition N r t *00 J r) 7»r* Occupational TOM A JEFF'S LAWN CAREI All of h W property being in Children's clothing, dishes, collect­ Lleans*! ora required by Itw Contrite an administrative hearing in Has /Comm . dapondabN low the County of Seminole. Veto of county and con ba vorllwd by CAPTAIN CONCRETE. Woyfw a rn rv m c a with taction u osf. ibles, tools, books and antiques are rrtosl Froaost JX> 7070 Florida P.S. Pelltwnt mutt ctvnply with colling JJI l DO. o il 7U) Bool I Mon Quality Opera Union tuch corllllcoNI*l •ho roquliomonlt ot Florida the most popular items, tionl m m * / D * MS) Masonry tholl bo radaamad according N Admlnltlrollvo Coop Rultt 2. Make itIt conv3i »*tj Ives 11 yrs of Irparlanca No Service/%epair By: MIcholNL Sllvt Management District equipment ana other items with similar merchandise. job too big or small Coll Deputy Clark JJ«-7*JJ or JJ* )<**)« h a . W E E K L Y SERVICE from US Publlth: January JS. I**e Carpet Cleaning mo Chtm Rift Pool Sofvko Publlth: Jonoorf IS. Ftbruary O E N I** 7. Specialize. Establish one area for 'Under $5*. another I.B .IS .IN e DEN It* CARPET CLEANINO: • RITE-WAY for 'Under $1*. Consider having a batch of items that are Rooms (J* *S Storm cleaned Tree Service 'FREE with purchase of $3*. Remember the youngsters, or dry loom Guaranteed CELEBRITY CIPHER lowest prices e*7J*****l VVL SMUWUC ECHOLS TREE SVC Ik i. ms too. Encourage this with small, low-priced items that are SAM'S CARPET CLEANINO ThU Dloplajr "Lot Iha Protasiionals do If* r\j,\ Fraa estimates JJJ appropriate for this purpose. plus boll ond strip Hoars. W o r k F o r Y o u m t Rttldentiel/commtrciol 14 Call Clm inat LARRY’S LAWN AND TREE 8. Tim e y o u r sals carefully I Have it at a time when most hrs )jr 1*41. baapar *440*41 D FREE ESTIMATES UFU O • ■ T kL322< 13> toll people are at home and unconcerned with special events. Cleaning Service Window Repair ODXTTO CXXTUM, KCU 9. C orrnibine * your efforts!...... Incorporate your sale with a Home Repair* A TO U C H A BO V E Ctoonlng and Cleaning neighbor for more variety and greater impact. • arvlca Llc'lns Quality H AN DY'S MuftlpN Sac*. Treat, P OOTKX ITSIHT STRICTLY WINDOWS BusItwsi 10. Be apeclficl When advertisinging youryou sale in the newspa­ ctoonlng ot It's bast JJI *>** root roprir. driveway*, print 4 Rtstdanllel wind)* scram HOUSE CLEANINO. rollobto. Ing F o e oil Sr. disc. JJ4 JH J dom ing Fraa asl Jx tJJJS J K N T XT IICTM SHOD per, list individual items.-Don't simply say, 'several things and roosanabtr ratoi Rrt't MARINO Haato Ropolr. Bondrd'Llc' Ins 4*7 *7*7 spoclallilng In smell |abt. WINDOW 4 SCREEN REPAIR: available." Each time you list an item, you are broadening CRC 0*4*7*J* F r r a o*t. J J I-lllt • fm n ii FTIKRtT P HIIITU the list of potential customers. OS IROZTDPK.* — 11. Be generous! If you have Hems left over, give them to Advertise Your Business Every Day a charitable organization. If you see that some items are not ASZC BTCUSVK. moving weil during the sale, mark them down during the last PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "It’B not pi*yV>fl »0» • For As Low As S45 Per Month. lournamgnt, you're piavino for money I'd ba tying If I aMd hours. Remember, the prime reason for holding the sale is I waan't." — (Uoffar) drag Norman. to turn your unwanted items into cashl Call Classified. 322-261 1

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Sanford Herald. Sanford. Florida - Tuesday, January 25. 1994 -

71— Htlp Wanted 103—Houses KIT *iV CARIvYI.EX by l urry Wrighl 71— Htlp Wanted 145— Duplex for Sale 215— Boats and 2 3 1-C a rs fllmcAi Unfurnished / Rent PANEL SAW OPERATOR SANFORD DUPLEX. A I con Accessories RCHRVSLER IMPERIAL t) for computerued panel tew CLEAN 1 BDRM Fa", im d'tlen. good neighborhood. Like new Musi sell Only f nq.neef >ng |;< r* m k l qu«h 14 F T FIBEROLASS V Hell 40 Eiperience required Im A C carport work rm . nice 114 *00Call alter SaO) 174 *044 J J i SOO Call 14071)1) W)4 fi«d • ■periented clerical mediate opening ))4 »J44 J»rd no pelt S41SU0 I0M_ Hp Evtnrwd* electric, till per con bed red capabilities trailer ITiO m iMSIrmsg CORVETTE. 1*71 is milch 181—Appliances Vtllow. t tops Mutt i**l include Typing ebillly. M RECEPTIONIST HUD HOMES. • lt*4 SKI/FISH BOAT *0 HP iSl’M or belter. dictation end / Furniture AskingM 100 H I 07H Pert lime Energetic, good Lew Lew dawn! Why ivatf tAerc . ml trailer Run* greet I omef office equipment Typ meth end typing shills Mutt The Hilt.men Grew* 11000 Partial finance 4»S 7000 • CORVETTE. 1*74 f.redt v«fy •ng dele ontry i»n will t* H I U U ______Realter * WATERBEO Oueen sir* with lift'* work Asking UOOO or be able fa spell Cell i n n u headboard and 4 drawers 1100 • Its) REGAL Medal I can I7‘ edmim tiered LAKE MART Ncelbdrm.lt* best otter ______H 4 0144 lend return# Id King sir# IW HO 0114 10 ". 4 Cyl In'outboard motor RESIDENTIAL JOURNEYMAN bath, cent H/A, lanced yard w/drir* on trailer IS 000 OBO • HONOA ACCORDliT iwi P.0, tea me APPLIANCES! B**t prices. ELECTRICIAN dean lake Mary schools DO *004or 441 tK I reel ___ P/S. PiB air. Kenwood lenferd. FI >WI tm MOB plus tec 1B4 444 1170 Best Warranty. Best Serykel AM/FM cassette. 4 door, lew ______££■______Temporary position Cell Washers dryers m.croveeves • IMS BOM BER BASS boat. >;i n u LAKE MART ARIA , J miles Rota wood cotgr W.H >, We buy appliances' Delivery Mariner engine. M h rl on bdrm I ' i bath fenced yard fun loryrtr SI)I71)H*4'1 CNAS tr«el A* lest.H4 H U boet ITS hull Mint cor'd. for fulltime II I end I tl mill SALES Cent H/ASMB/mo H I IWB o LE BARON Cenr.rbblr M APPLIANCES. FURN. TVS. tlpn I U.ldO OBO^JlIjatl Mutl be certified fo r etleblithed corporelion IAKF MART . J t.Vh Red. loaded dig dash, new with pro>en tervke end refer ETC BUT SELL TRADE RM F T PONTOON boat, all lop new tires 17 000 4M 7*04 mobile home lit A last month INS CHEEPO DEPOT. Ill* liberglass. 140 HP Erenrude. Accepting appntetient * N « I K MO plus lirtt year. tn c t o i n ta a a ______FRENCHAVE H I 1)44 Very last! Maty ertras. Ilka • LINCOLN MARK 7. LSC. IN4 Monday Friday. • 4 commits)*) bate, f rvduett Compie'rly loaded Sery.ce advancement Cell 114 4141 t* U (,l i ; ■ , ■ OBABV CRIB and (h r.l guy) new Only SIP >00 H ) 40*0 Or dory Me nor edW tret car opener, tail pm r. records and receipts 1)400 Send m im e Pertennel. PO condition ( No mattress 11 '00 t l M IT C H R L L 14 Ft tithing PtBery eertateit cut do tec.t n v m o U R H R ____ OBO 407 Ml 1444____ _ Bei leeata Fern Park FL ______Call i l l MA4 __ boat 70hp Merc ticker 1 MTCAUE TEACHER I f f ______l i k e NEW. ]/i. lam rm. depth tinders, trolling motor, • MONTE CARLO 1*71. great • ENTERTAINMENT canter: condl AiC. runt Ilka a topi Cell between 1AM IIAm • SMAU | NGINT e screened porch. ) car garage galy trailer U000U14IU Glass top doors E rcollenl ilngltt OM H4I1SI » t 741) Ask tor Melody • MECHANIC e Available Feb Site mo Call condition IW Can la* 1)41 Dot i;i i tso re r) jtai OLDSMOBILE 1*70. rtbuill DAYCARE TEACHER li«e rb CO I Greet entry level FOR SALE rrlri*er ter. lea and spot Diver til wd person SANFORO 1 trtrm ; 4 217—G arage Sales •ngin* Good mu»cl* car for toddler room end I yr wster In door USO Electrk Must sail *700 OBO 111*007 FREE REGISTRATION latrtrent house USO mo stove. Am ana t m Both lor otdt 1 lull time potltiont. I . PUBLIC AUTOAUCTION. a a a e m p l o y m e n t ______n t ia>4______1400 HONDA ) speed sell OARAGE U lelt Wkybethertt pert lime petition Eiperience EVERY TUESDAY 7 MPM tsowttth si. hi >114 SANFORD GOLDSBORO propelled lawn mower Origi WE BUY PAY TOP PRICEtl preterred KidtKorner, PAYTONA AUTO AUCTION _____ w w ______TEACHERS RENT TOOWN nelly M M . U M used on* 407 IM H IT ) bdrm new kitchen aif Hwy *1. Daytona Beach Mutl here earned M hrt season______HBIHE DENTAL ASSISTANT W.BBOdPwn.U*»/mo Me 774' M O M M i l______towerd a CDA or equirelent NICE Retiigereter S ') Electric •GARAGE SALE AD BARGAIN C* perienced nitti •• pended ®r becheiort degree in early SANFORD Ml Cou».f., C'.b 141—Homes for Sale stave. IW Both work greet, no SHORT or CASH ? dutiet needed lor busy muili 141 —Hom es for Sale Cut In your garage sal* ad by - «t m J C Dr 1 bdrm I bath cent H A room must sell H a MOO______tl noon on Tuesday and lake Seriously looking for 4 n et. d-toplmery ollice Strong re 0 1 F meed yard. S41S/mo H I 0104 • GU I f N • r «••••,( .,-d t-j, d « 4 n. uerd car* O EPEN c lor I ire end surgical to lilt e TELEMARKETERS arroRDABK houis OFITONA 1 bdrm It* bath adrantage at our special springs Good condition is) garage sal* ad price 11 Call DABLE Down payments as mutt Salary commenturele lemilyrm.ertrat' til 100 long wood pert time Monde y Stenstrom Rentals Class-lied now tor delk'lsl low et I'M include* tai 1 • lift erpenence Areilebie VENTURE I PROPERTIES includes I titled shawl new thru Friday SAM I) n u n and • S A N F O R O 1/1 w den W Maliciewsk. Ill 7*1) title Call jen ifCotieoo iiiiM H 4 SI17______322 2611 TPM IPM Saturday 1PM carport w d hook ups large FHAOR VAASLOW ASSN CXCHANCC OR SELL ,* • rUES AUTO SALES 4PM IS SO per ho^ plus bonut property locatedanywhe’e' R IFR IO f BATOR. Sieves. OIETART COOK yardtaTS mo iaOOtec W eiheri Dryers Free 1 yr end commission Permanent o SHADOW LAKE WOODS 1 1 S ANO t and owner financing at Inre.ten Realty. I ll S4U » * 327 2692 » » full lime Nurtirg home or labor warranty Oei eatra petition.' New else * <*»'• (A# OBVBQd *pk db«tl low at 1400 mo' Gov I Fare 221 —Good Things penence neiplul Apply in FOR SALE BV OWNER L4ige RAY S APPLIANCE 111 S • TOYOTA COROLLA wagea. Help Pertennel tIS 4 JOS A teptk two me IND tec cloture* Repot! Seminole. per ton la t e .it * Nursing )4 B r Jtta CentH A. Fenced Frawcb Aug. SaaMrd H B e m to E a t ‘t l. Auto A/C. red 11K. WANTED MATURE person to • HIDDEN LAKE ) ' ) condo w Orange Volusia yard Freshly remodeled warranty It *)Q 1U *4X Center, tl* East Ind llreel SOt A '*■ * » ' •. I CV I ______lerdoM______bebyt't in my home in Geneva tingle garage C H A pool Close to goud lentord school. A SPECIAL OCCASION! Some • WHITE IM* Plymouth Grand Senterd lets than too dean colored Laiy Bey chairs. |)W »r yours Deyt Ire )7tl P»ir Clean' SSTS’mo SSM vac 11 A.smg l i t too terms evO'lebie thing different I Present our Fury A t cond thru Out Good • Over t 1 acrel »■ t li. din tor both Good cond 11 a »Sd) OIRECTOR OST JOHNS RIVER I t w ))) lltldays m O IDerns unique gilt lmpor**d English mileage *1000 OBO H ) «• » WittAovw/Dock Notion lem rm Satellite dith M 4 too • sot A I'f V h li If ' U."V for etiebished cluidcere cen garage hardwood IW u t boat LA KB M A R Y V I Large yard' Tail** I special tiarors In a Up to llie s hr I w.11 Iretnl eRenavatvd 1 IM Newer root with ottoman and matching ••elusive presentation boi ir* f due el ion end erpenence p p Vww’ teou motooo tec E X C E L L E N T (end'two ares, 233—Auto Paris W R H d l ______tm tee OSANFORO 1/1 w lam ly carpet pamt. garage ter pillows Lila New 1100 H I 0S04 •S'St) M44 k' tt) >444 m eer >y childhood required •nd sc heel, f hoc tec Cell H I toil WAREHOUSE ANO GENERAL room, carport. C 'H A Cleani porch ua *00 / Accessories VENTURE l PROPERTIES • SWIVEL RATTAN CHAIR, STRAWBERRIES U Pick Open LABOR HELP NEEOEDI tie! mo tSSBiecurlty • HI LOCATING* l i t brnt ORIU OPERATORS. Allen A Di m Jehnse* IM Fall Lt oak finish almond color, ♦am )**l Celery Are 1ml C Bonus tor dn .e rt All thiltt • SANFORD 1/1 atl CHA ter porch, lanced yd 14' SOO ■cos* Cushion Lika now i l l ot lentord I mi N of St Rd • NEW TIRE ISS 40 I) Mo.n*ed a POOLt Renovated J/|. tANFORD liv j;,' v.c'c. on rim *11 Ca" after *PM QC INSPECTORS. ETCHERS ereileble Deity pay. no tee palq. ( lean tcoo mo vno ter ni«wo______at Hoops Farms lit 1)44 Report reedy to work t jo em • SANFORO 1/] w I an *.ly rm fireplace, ter porch 17f *00 >mate payments 14)1 month 1 1)1 0F)« Atk fpr Bill W A TE R B E O Queon Sit*, pod SWEET HAMLIN ORANGES AND PLATERS Industrial Labor Src . ISIS palo CHA. new carpet Clean bdrm w retmished nerdwood estal w/drawers mirrored ft) per bushel C allU ltM O • I* IN t LUO MAOS Fit. Winter Spring, company l . r v .i -A , r. ipnorw a > 11)1 mo USO tec No pelt Attume N* Oualityf Im mac J floor* hu{v 04)t UK 4r4'l Chevy. Nissan Toyota and headboard ID S H I 4*0* SANFORD tertt Indiyiduelt wlfh prr llenttrem Realty, lac. late ! '!, dming. tar* iy rm. I •bi# tn< cto*>ng end rape 's small truck s t too Nice now* production erperqnce ) e WORD P E R F E C T e Ask ng U l.KMSl* 1114 IM * f antettic co wants to ‘ We Manape yeur Home car garage 14*7 f'lTlS M 700 1 DESKS, computer pswer lit til* p illi ereileble Mon Thurt center ea I New tie ) ea ) put your tt lilt to wort today I lake it wet eur ewn •• Jim Deyle SANFORO V 't'i. PHAappraisal tm IKPM4AM frl. let. Sun 111 I4»S Alter tPM IM I4M Martham Wdt area 4 1. II* I I I . 000 Sale price S4t.*00 Oav credeniv 140 771 1W4 223—Miscellaneous CAM 4 J04*M or 4 MPM 4AM FREE REGISTRATION 235—T ru c k s / AAA EMPLOYMENT WASHINGTON OAKS lit Sc" acres Pasture stable tiOS.OOO ftord Arp Realtor Re Me. M GALLON ELECTRIC HOT l l d l r Pormenenl positions • CRYSTAL. ti* .y Lead S) TMWIlth St m u tt O ' . 1/1 1/1 ReCt and dep Preterred Group *4) KM WATER HEATER Like new 4 B u s e s /Vans here* 4 fret piece set Stemware end laat/mp > m t Tag fair______LK Mai y cuttam bwiltt STAIRS PROPERTY ITS H I U U Help PertemteI. 4>t tret 0 4/|. POM tw i *00 glasses Very nice set Mtg • CHEVY BEAUVILLE VAN IkOIM IV- ... MINAGEMFNT 1 REALTY 91—Apartments/ e l l . orer I acre M i n e unknown M ) firm H I 7*S* ’T9, I ton. Passenger van, DRIVERS NETDED tecurily deposit and • 4/1.1 * acres poo* tpa lit* *00 407 1)1 ru i/ in tiTs 113—Television/ A C CARRIERS Tt.eret fi rater enrol______1711147 • DOOR, doubt* kotid wood M ewan Loaded! Too much to House to Share Radio / Stereo X fa Eight glass panels Light e ne'l et»ebi• men and grow 1 st. must tee to appr*c-at* 1 If DROOM Centre' a r van OWNER FINANCING L. top 171 Call H ) 0**1______Only U.4MOBO H U 'O O ng Central Florida betel LOOKINO tt there 1 Bd'm •« wall carpel Sal) plus tec 1 acre etiate er I acre ettata ( ompeny ottert you 153— Acreage- tSR (KMART) Brand AM-FM ORYER. 1100 MENS ANO o • TORO Eipierrr Snort f i e condo W D pooi storage Hall Realty H I 11)4 both over a 000 tq It 4/4 pool stereo system with cassette etemi Annuel Per Increetet LADICS II SPEED Loaded. A/P. 7 wheel drive t UM m# met util » 4 1471 I BORM. 1 BATH Cm. .. a latvfrcntw does Ua* too Lots/Saje player end tpeevr-s |M Call eltopOtt Per BICYCLES MO each H I l*t* speed Immaculate condition IS) May* Dr.ee, laniard U ) 440) • Unloading Pry DELANO S Acres. I mil# o»l I 4 • FIR E P LA C E Free-.tandng >11400 OBO______1144100 9 3 -Rooms for Rent U U mo tltO tec 1 » DC4 i ' a i i i o n n o R N t ! OWecetwn Pay ealtM Herset Ok. A I coning wood bearing Only US Call • FORD LARIET. IWO F 1)0 • Uttty • .w ,t US 000 ION down. ION mr W A QUIET, (leaa kitchen VENTURI I PROPERTIES IIOOOO* ______X clean One owner. UK m l, tm . 10S— D u p le x- yr* Leesburg *»4 M l 1*11 117— Sporting Goods elpeuae- iding Program phone laundry Apt t a .ail 3 2 1 4 7 0 4 • KENMORE Oil Heater loaded. 4yr *0K warranty OA«ereve Trip l 7 Deyt abteetto IM A up B4 4M) Triplex / Rent DELTONA AREA 10 ACRES • BIKE s*«rs i r gifts Hardly w'drum end fittings Good I* MS H i 04)7 or 17) 044* e let# Model Conventional •ASSUME NO OUALIfyt S Ideal for mobile heme or used SW OBO Coil lift 07a) conation US negotiable • FORD RANOER. ITX tl. Trertort CLEAN TURNIIHED ROOM LAKE Mary Good erre 1 bd'm bd'm i bam bit name g ______la* S1»*______P/S. crulM. A 'C . stereo 4 100 II you Iter# ) yeert tractor Wien avail ttt e t .U V e c . w/w carpet. C/H A eppl, home site, horses cettle • BOVS 14" RUAOMASTER Downtown m igga ceiling lent m,m t 1)1 4714 fenced yard quiet street terming or nursery Zoned bike R*d with training • PUNCH BOWL S ET with M mile* t yr et H.OOO ml left on •reiier. O TR end men end ke 147 400 warranty Call 111 I SSI______f iperonce plot e good drirlng Cl CAN ROOMS i g . i ' . ' l A | a eONE AVAILABLE a e agricultural U *00 per ace wheels In eicellent condition *itre cups t i l or best oiler SM v. Kitchen, phone 1 bedroom. I bath 11) 4444 or • BEAUTIFU L *0 yr old F la Small down payment with 11) Ceil H ) 0777______C«" H I 71*4______a HANDICAPPED VAN IM0 record, cell Cractar larmhosHc on 1 acret owner Dnantmq *ga)*l t in i teenteete Itundry, video garnet Oil H I MM • B VCYCLE.Adu-' boy or girl • QUAD CANE Me'*> and ad Ford E 1)0 Lift, automatic sheet paring IX) 4411______f-egt retoratwni Needs T IC I* ACRES ml DOUBLCWIDC S'l# l i t 1)0 Good condition lustatle Lika new UC (a07| doors 1) 000 H I 14M SANFORD l bdrm . carper! Polsib-e terms ta* too Eip. Indmlrial tecurily system full kit new 1 bdrm 1 bath Pasture H ) 1744 lentord______H i D7* evenings______iS U IU P/U ♦) Red SK A C DAO » V . ) bdrm heme - ■tan /ft* Stam| Mk Him Opinion e .change tm help with cere 174 t i n Discounted t i l l end woods No Qualifying • GIRLS BIKE Suitable tor 4 • • RUGS Two room s it rugs am /Im cast, full bedunar. MS.000 Also I) ACRES ad r» f window 1* 410 H I M M __ Mon mrw Tburt t*t tu wort for tao daughter. 10 end IS SANFORO DUPLEX, i bd'm year old child 14" wheels One brown one di blue US 4 i V . U k i M i V d lolning Irrigation pasture Ideal tor t'lqie mom or oktrr I X ) month tlOO deposit Call pmk whit* end green u s Can tor cne. get one tree 11) li lt • JEEP PICK UP~4i4. 1*7* VI. dart P I ho'.der end tree l 4i ooo______h i a* 7i Iqn Apply et Sen Dei 774C 11)77*4 V " " ) 407 ( ’ c to il REAL ECTATC. INC. MS 4 ) 4 0 ______S A TE L L ITE System Complete' •uto Engine end (rent re t L O TI. » • 11* F t . *ach 1 built (about mlletl OH I t Mery B d . Senterd ROOM w kitchen pvi,.leges Stt SMALL A P T. A C and appu 322 74M______• OOLF ‘CLUBS and bag Trede lor pert generator. 10 000 wk Airport & lentord Ave cleared w/road access Ladies F a n Per Flit* club*. boat. h»r*a. party can M M 1M Newer interior *1X00 H I 1000 .HANOT MAN. ancet Ideal tor t>ngw S17B I Pmecres* area I Call H l )4*e Sift At 44o nee tenet Tern! Cell 4dm tllltw . m W H ^ii^jeiiin M ttt^^ BATEMAN REALTY 111*. #nd ' ) woods Lt blue SERVICE SALES A P A R TI lor S it BLAZE/i *X4. IM4 Tahoe < opporteuty in eree* Your r ln y lb f Cw m M»4______portable ker osena heaters t»ec*•*«.. b’wsh, new .lire* V E R Y C LEA N Room STVwk lie Real Estate B'okrr v iatoCan| g u v e i n * trperence putt you to were Non smoking Laundry prlv »H — Warehouse • SNOW IK II. ltd cm Lemoi __ LARRY ! MART HI*in llao Senior d Ave ~ ~ed 4*eTy Greet beneM v me Be*semmt»dT4 M40 Space / Rent 157-Mobile with petes and carrier US IPASi New. complete » x i i registration 321-0/59 321 2257 otter 1)4 i m ______w equipment and underwater AAA EMPLOYMENT 97—Apartments LONOWOOD/LAKI MART Homes /Sale • Y O U TH OOLF CLUBS and l.pM 1100011400 XT' 111 00*4 Sanford Motor Co. m w m ew uw sw a M d Site storage werenovtet bag by Northwestern Very n FORD BRONCO 4X4 CARRIAOE COVE MOPUC Furnished / Rent 400 MO V4dB IP. It Fret ip il cleenl I W U ) Mt* 230—Antlque/Classie 44 GOO m i f 14,900 lAlORERl NCEOED t* nd HOME PARK ______C 4 H W 4 IO ______e-d untt.iled Feu lent e>eil w 11) mo tease, from Slat mo Cars • 194J SUBURBAN OMC 4 iL eft'e Dert Cell between 1) ______H I <11*______I4i44 I/), split (4 Bay Spr ng 189—Office Supplies hsU ton mtcfwwcjHr SPRINT StAf f INC. )>1 »II SECURITY WAREHOUSE vvA • FORD THUNOERBIRO 1*44 Central H/A. screen room Wild, n#* f*d Df jn # CAl< NOTICE end Old Lake Mar, Blvd USE TOUR TAX RETURN ___/ Equipment All erlglnall Needs some lAMINATORS WANTED M )0C ptfl h«4d llrttr V0Ty good All renlel end reel etlele M ISS J 000 tq It ot TOR DOWNPAYMENT ' a a 7d 1/1. IS Fairmont Vista work J I H I OBO H I 01)4 _ edrsrtitementt ere tub| d to firot s*d p*g S$ JOOOBO I tperience In boat building 4 lie warehouse *Fin thed o' Central H/A. washer dryer, FAX MACHINE. Mue«'« mutai the f vdvr a' rair Housing Act. 1970 OEVILLI CADILLAC _ 90/791 14m _____ Hiring immediately Apply at lice space alto available BANK FORECLOSURE 1 1 dishwasher, ell eWctrlc ca M9O0 L ik tn t* 1171 77J 9470 • 17000 OBO All power H i »HI FORO(LIOHTNINO) latpQolgner Piece m in t which makes It Illegal to Kapanke Reatty. t 5ft l III • 9*s | cop Bwit hv thed'el ceiling, vinyl siding after tPM edre'tite any preference. Iim 0114 ______I V R LIMITED EDITION LIV■ IN NANNY. Nan W ANTING to rent I TOO 1 000 tq I9M lifco n#d» lOPQO fM'6' shingle root, northern insula (BLACK 3 *.7400 ml) Pd smeking, “Mrs Ooubll.re 1 Italian or d'tcr>minellen 949 900 lion. I l l 000 tt. mutt hnve parting Open to 231-Cars 171.000 99(11 lAka 11/400 7)0 per tonality. Is cere lor 1 bated on reco. color, rang .on. ell otters 1)1 ))*4 or pe am I4SM 1/1. II Liberty Central 191—Building tea. handicap lemlliel status 107/ d4ft 770 79/0 btfwrt fpm tctiaoi age children Trentpor PINCCRCST 4 1. Of H /A MaOO cash M a te ria ls ____ Almetl Ettry Car I Ult Is laid ornetiertelor^'n room! Apt motP*r in Ip* >4aU V I split. OS Pearson • alion end R tl t required 115—Industrial By Tha Tima The Paper Hits Oriedo. cell erot IM *4X1 Almoil 7 OOC MB ft ______Rentals______Central H /A carport 111 W0 •CONCRETE CULVERT** • The llteefst Lets "O Cart I A 231— Vehicles Only 191 000 FI section LlkenewlUO MAINTENANCE SUPERVISOR E F f ICIENCT All utilities *n Few Trucks and Baattt Wanted OF FICE/wereheute space I M Celt 0140 a* M l 1701 ______M* 144) JIM Needed tor distressed proper eluded Private beckye'd Sr tl P rim e location at Cp M fpc itU tllf TO NSW l**4‘s. NO DOWN. ION tyl Seniord P If Send re Law Down Payment WE PAYTOPIFOR Udt month M l IIS1 entrance to Central Fla Re inlet est. 14 X f». 1171/ me Janet Mansfield. 323 7271 199— Pets & Supplies tVith Warranty I Complete o' Wrecked Cart tumet ta fU Secret Haruor glottal Airport 4B1HI 1407 14X70. U10 mo 141 570* __ Imo. tea# Mery. FL M>44 99—Apartments A A C jrn tt Inc 117 t!14 BUY HERE. PAY HERE Trucks RUNNING or NOT SANFORO to OSS -q tt 1 phat# I SOI. tl • 44 1 Bdrm I Ba'h. • F R E E I >1 yr old male ANY CONDITION 1H M44 MIOICALNKLP Unfurnished / Rent sprinkle's 17 tq tt llenttrem lOCdtfd In park Owner tinenc Keethouno Housabrokan, AMERICAN DREAM SALES tUaHylnCjJmiOoflallliai* tng»rall 11-W0 H I HW lores children Needs good AND SERVICE home It* yr old female cat 241—Recreational LFH lit) FRANKLIN PARK model IIM lentord Ave . lanterd CASSELBERRY Both dog and cat are Iliad, Vehicles / Cam pers II PM 7 AM end f AM J PM. 117—Commercial M ■ 14'. furnished H • 10 Upscale, tingle ttory. paid hare all shcYt and art loving ______HI 111 MOO______Pert lime Apply in per ton Rentals F la room, i n 07} I attar 4pm Uteelew Hurting Center. It* apartments I bedrocmt Ideal ______H4 0011______• CAMARO 7* Glass hood all CARRIAOE TRAILER. 11 It. tor individual or couple ttw good ttulf. custom paint 1*11. Roof air. Ideal live Kett Ind Slroel. Son4erd BUST SANFORO AVE . 1000 tq MINIATURE OOBERMAN ______IM 4777 UM0 OBO or trade M4 MO) or ln/travel Furnished N'cal NAT’L CO. etpendng la fie tt bldg . let ttora or office PUPPIES. 1 mates, no AKC CONVENIENT ANDSPACioUi 410 MM ______Only 11100 0 6 0 m 111* interviewing tor mgmt per spate U7S mo 111 IM7 143-Waterfront _P«w^sU1#och40Ma*llt^ font Potltiont in recruiting, CAIL GENEVA GAR0ENS CAPRICE CLAtfIC "U. V4. It FT CAMPER TRAILER A P T S ...... a iW M SI Property / Salt auto. 74 000 miles Eic condl training end direct tout el 118— Office 209—W earing A p p a r tl Needs some work Hunter's STENSTROM 11.lMOBOmiJW.MFFd Special! U00OBO 111 1*7* environmental product! CONVENIENT A SAFE l 1 J Space / Rent TWO LOTI, lid# by s>Oe Lise Comm /bonus: 4 figure In Bdrm apt! I Ttt uet mo Bethel Estates (Near Stone OAIONER JACKET, burgundy, ■ CHEVY CAMARO. 1W1. Re • 7* MOTOR HOME Runt gr*4' come Jrd yr Betumot to plus dtp I yr leato 114 7Me NEW Sanford efllcft and or REALTY. INC. Islandl 114.100 each Owner sue 1/1 small Eicellent con bull! VI. lets ot new parts! Will trade tor travel trailer el Human Resource* PC Bo« CO NVEN IENT TO downtown 1 w .rehouses 4001.000 tq It will tlnance 171*110 dition 111 )14 707* 1*M H I OIManr time comparable value lit fits iff. Orlando, f i n a n bdrm. 1 bath, tingle ttory. Sp k MI. 1141/me H i W 4 SELLERS! NEED EXTRA MONEY quiet, w dhonk upUJS mo SANFORD Otfisa space SaOO ______H I 1747______tq It building total 1100 tq Wh1) 1*1* HALL REALTY LAKE MARY SHENANPOAH APARTMENTS t Full or Pert Time Appil 312 W Flint St.. S.intern) centt mutl be IS yeert old or PARK AVE I bdrm apt. lull older, have an intured eu*o or kitchen, remodeled Large SI. ith a 't River accent 10 truck end be available 4 or rooms, on but I me I UTS •rret WK down! ITS 000 322- 2420 more daylight hourt per day EFFICIENCY APT kllchon. Huge 1 ttory home S bdrm . EVERY DAY TIL ITS SOLD! M ly remodeled spec lout U1S IpK. owner finance 114 )00 SANFORD CALL NOW TO RESERVE 111M44 RENTAL RESULTS 1 et 1 bdrm dbl gar . fenced YOUR AREA Q U IE T 1/l't lownhovte. 1)04 Ft rm c b conttr U S U0 egtueettf Perk. Adult comm 1411/mo •In Our 3llh Ytat* I 10em 4 OCpm end tec dtp Weler/lreth MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY Inti Barb Man Frl H I 144) 323-5774 3 lines for only 0 0 NOT CALL TH E PHONE SANFORD Near I 4. 1 bodroom COMPANYI I belt* » ) ) » per month. W1S ____ 0 0 A , INC. 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By Phillip Alder tin- diamond seven In hand. The secret »l success In bridge Cash the heart king and ruff tlte NORTH u n i Is thinking along Ihe right lines heart Jaek In tor dummy. With ♦ U J l But almost everyone has a blind the red suits eliminated, lead a V A 8 s|Mit Irnm time to I line. trump from the dum my. 674 Today's deal conics Irom last In Chile this play worked 4 K t 7 8 4 2 year's world championships in iM-uutlfully. After winning with EAST C h ile . After Wrst leads a the ace. East was endplayrd. 4 K 4 6 A diamond, huw should South Whether he led a club or a VQT64I 47 It II plan the play In four spades? diamond. South lost only one 6 6 6 81 6 K 0 J 10 1 1 614 4 A Q 1 North's two diamond cue-hid club trick. showed a high curd spade raise. That seems easy enough for an Probably you Irel South overbid expert. But two top declarers, SOUTH by lumping lo four spades. Bill one Irom the United Stales and 4 10 » 7 I S 1 2 he did have good distribution, one from India, failed to ruff 4K Jl 6 A and experts always overbid dummy's diamond und went 4 J 10 when a game Uinus Ix-r kons down. At first glance. It look* as The successful declarer was Vulnerable Neither though you must guess the Dutchman Bauke Muller. IBs Dealer East clubs correctly But. as East has teammate Jan Westerhof did tx>lh the act- und the queen, does well loo. leading a club at trick 8m ta Wrat NarU Ceil that mean the eontmet must one to give the declarer no 1 6 ARLO AND JANIS by Jimmy Johnson 14 Pan 14 16 fall? No. not If East bus a chance. Is It surprising that the 4 4 Pau Pan Pan "WHAT tVtCYBOOY HAS. WIVES DOUT REALLY singleton spade honor Dutch team, whose average age UOBODY HAS, ADD WHAT WAUT TO KOOW THElR Alter winning ihe llrst trick was under 33. won the title? Opening teed 4 3 YOU HAVE ALL THE TIME HWBAMPS PUIlObOW wilh the diamond ace, play a (01994. NEWSPAPER EN­ YOU MEVER PEAU.Y heart in dummv's ace and ruff TERPRISE ASSN. HAVE AT ALL *

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