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WEEKEND August 29. 1999 92nd Year, No. 6 (407) 322-2611 Sanford. FI* i Seminole Hen! 7 5 C « n t s Serving Weather Discovering Sanford, Casselberry. Cloudy What’s your opinion? Lake Mary, Longwood, V i t r Windy history at the Find out what some Oviedo. Winter Springs High: 94 Old Folks Home.’ and Seminole County Low: 76 readers think. S in c e 1908 2A 1C 1C
□ B rie fs Reynolds fires Did politics force Shoemaker out? public defender By BIU Kema______after him. SANFORD- Citing antago Staff Writer Questions raised about Dale’s decision to Commissioners Whitey Eckstein and nism toward his court-appoint A .A. "Mac” McClanahan said because of ed public defenders, Circuit SANFORD — After serving the Orlando replace long-time airport authority member Shoemaker's service and expertise, he Judge Kenneth Lester Sanford Airport since 1965, the tenure of should have been allowed to stay on the approved the hiring of a pri A.K. Shoemaker on the Sanford Airport board. vate attorney for Michael 1987, also was not ^appointed. Their city commissioner, say the failure to reap Reynolds, accused of kitting Authority is coming to an awkward close. terms will end Sept. 30. point Shoemaker was a political move by "I just think that Kay (Shoemaker) was I*: three members of a Geneva Shoemaker, a long-time civic leader in Instead, the Commission by a 3-2 vote Sanford Mayor Larry Dale, a charge Dale the founding Board member, and he had family in July of 1B98. the Sanford community, was not granted placed civil engineer Brindley Pieters on denies. the right to say when he wanted to step Lester named Steve his request to be reappointed by the City the Airport Authority, joining the recent Shoemaker, who owns Shoemaker down," Eckstein said. "I wanted to see Laurence, an Altamonte Commission this week. William Bush, Jr., appointment of financial consultant Construction, has been an influential Kay stay as long as he wanted to stay.” Springs attorney to replace a former Seminole County Engineer who Geoffrey Longstaff. member of the airport authority, and in McClanahan, who served with Assistant Public Defenders served on the Airport Authority since Some in the community, including a 1995, the domestic terminal was named See Shoemaker, Page 2A Tim Caudill and James Figgat. Laurence is a veteran of capltoi murder cases. His attorney fees wiU be paid by Seminole County because 37- year old Reynolds has no Charting Dennis Police arrest money. Reynolds is charged with first-degree murder in the beating and stabbing deaths ■ of Robin Razor, 3t, Daniel four following Ray Privett. 33, and their tt- year old daughter Christina Razor. DNA evidence linked Thursday melee Reynolds to the triple homi cide. Friday’s hearing was By Joe Do Santis______taken to Central Florida the third request by Reynolds Staff Writer Regional Hospital while to change attorneys He has Santiago was treated on the maintained his innocence and SANFORD- Sanford police scene. Both received bruises to claims DNA evidence found at have arrested one adult and the head and shoulders. the murder site was planted Simms, who complained of by authorities. three juveniles as a result of a neighborhood brawl Thursday having a seizure while being night that began with two teens apprehended by police, was Drug suspect and mushroomed into a battle likewise taken to the hospital !!!•• lawsuit involving ’ for treatment. SANFORD- A drug suspect dozens of resi “Because there was She went to the caught In a May 1006 drug dents. an outstanding war Sanford police sweep has filed suit against The incident rant for her arrest, we department four police officers as well as took place at Friday morn Seminole County Sheriff Don didn’t want a discus P " 111 ’ Seminole ing to file Eslinger and Orange County Garden sion of her complaint charges of Sheriff Kevin Beary for II ----AjL:. Apartments on injuries he claims were sus to prejudice the inves police brutality tained during his arrest. Herald photo by Arch Booth* Third Street and was arrest Seminole County Firo Chief Schenk discuss weather scenarios during a meeting of emergency personnel who and Olive tigation which is still ed on a writ of In the suit filed Friday in are preparing tor Hurricane Dennis. Seminole County Circuit Avenue. In the preliminary capias—an out Court, Jason Dunn, 27, of Jacqueline stages.” standing war Sanford, is seeking more than Simms, 34, rant. $50,000 In compensatory and Seminole "We punitive damages. He claims Officials hope for best, plan for worst Garden Kris Ziegler explained to his civil rights were violated By Joe DeSantis______from the State Emergency Operations Center in Apartments, Sanford Police Public her Friday when police used excessive Staff Writer Tallahassee." was charged morning that force to apprehend him. Information Officer Ritchey said all county police, and emergency with battery on we would be Dunn suffered a ruptured happy to take her complaint, sit spleen, internal bleeding and SANFORD — Label it a watch, worry, and wait vehicles had been fueled as well as school buses a law enforcement officer and a collapsed lung during the weekend for public safety Friday evening in the event Dennis strayed off a resisting arrest with violence. down and talk to her about it bust. The four officers officials around Central projected northern track The three juveniles were just as soon as she is released involved in his apprehension Florida. and appeared headed for a charged with battery on a law from jail," said Sanford police have been investigated and As Hurricane Dennis closer brush with Florida. enforcement officer. public information officer Kris cleared with the exception of continued its unpre "Get fueled and ready Sanford police officers Darrell Ziegler. one who received a repri dictable tap dance off to go is part of the master Wright and Joseph Santiago "Because there was an out mand. Florida’s east coast, offi plan," she said. Ritchey both received injuries when standing warrant for her arrest Dunn was wrestled to the cials of the Seminole added that a 6 p.m. confer they arrived on the scene first we didn't want a discussion of ground during the bust after County Public Safety and attempted to separate the her complaint to prejudice the he attempted to share ence call around the state fighting parties. Wright was cocaine with the officers and Office, Sheriff's depart was scheduled for See Melee, Page 2A then attempted to swallow the ment, and Office of Saturday evening to cocaine. Emergency Management update tracking informa maintained a close watch tion and provide a fresh Football season kicks off on Dennis' projected track. status report on Dennis' □ Q u o te "We remain at status level one," said Paula activities. Ritchey, public information officer for Seminole "We’re on standby, but at this point we have “What does it County Public Safety. "That's our situation as of not activated any emergency procedures." avail a man to Saturday morning's state-wide conference call See Dennis, Page 2A gain a fortune, but lose his soul?” Sanford communications Loggins and Messina operations shift to county By Joe DeSantis said Tooley. "It's clear the people of Sanford want Staff Writer their own police department. This change with □ In d ex communications is a consolidation of services that SANFORD- With an eye toward improving speed, can be better done on a larger scale." B u s in e s s ...... BA efficiency, cost effectiveness and keeping up with Sanford residents will see little if any change C la ss ifie d ...... 4 B -8 B technology, communications and dispatch opera C o m ic s ...... 6 C when they call either the regular business numbers C r o s s w o r d ...... 7 B tions at the Sanford police department will shift or the emergency 9-1-1 number. The most signifi D e a r A b b j r ...... SC under the umbrella of the Seminole County cant difference will come after hours and on week H o r o s c o p e ...... 6 C Sheriff's department effective October 3. ends. Communications operators will no longer O b itu a r ie s ...... 3A Police chief Brian Tooley says the move is be available to handle walk-in complaints or ques O p i n i o n ...... 4A -SA P e o p le ...... 3 C -5 C designed to accomplish better service, keep up tions at the police station lobby. Instead, a direct H*r*id photo by Arch Booth* P o lic e L o g ...... BA with technological improvements and is part of the phone line will be available to connect them with A Lyman runner is collared by the Lako Mary defense during the Rams’ S p o r ts ...... 1B -3B department's long-term plans to modernize its the communication center at the Sheriff's depart 27-10 victory over the Greyhounds in the Kick-Off Classic Friday night. T e l e v i s i o n ...... SC fleet with on-board computers in patrol cars. ment located at 100 Bush Boulevard. For a preview of the upcoming season, seo our special football section "It's good for efficiency and economies of scale," See Communications, Page 3A inside.
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Communications Warning: Do not read ■fa LA Lt. Mitch Tindall said the department's current system, which is 10 years old, would require significant costly if allergic to opinions upgrades to keep up with future use demand. The other night my wife sur wife's opinion of my being too made his followers laugh and "The change has been an prised me when she said I had opinionated was, Lord help us cry with his "Nobody Asked evolving program for a while," better watch myself and not be all • true. But in Stephanie me... But" columns. Cannon said Tindall. "It also saves the so opinionated. Dale's opinion, I had every right loved to u p as many people as department significant training Me7 Opinionated? to My her husband was the he could. Zap but not kill. and personnel costs in the long " What a ridiculous thing for best-ever Sanford mayor. And in If Cannon were alive and liv run." her to say. In my opinion. I'm my opinion, Mrs. Dale Is the ing here, he might write that According to Tooley the one of the least opinionated best-ever wife of a Sanford Nobody Asked Me, But, "Bob switch in communications is part people you're ever going to mayor. But, there I go again. Goff looks splffy in red." Or of a number of changes the rheet. It's just about impossible to Nobody asked Me, But, "Mrs. department is undertaking to I do admit being less than write a daily column without Metts gives good soup." These make full use of technology. open-minded at times. It con slipping in some opinions. I'm are, of course, facetious/sarcas- Sanford expects money from a cerns me that if I left a ...... grateful no one was lic/goofy opinions. Fun stuff. police block grant in'the next few tiny comer of my head upset that in my opin A reader called one day to weeks to begin upgrading Its vacant for a moment, ion, Pee Wee Reese ask me If the opinions in my Internal telephone system as other people's opin was a straight shooter, columns were my ow a I told well, and is moving to modern ions would start rush a fine human being, a her that they were — that no ize Its patrol fleet with the instal ing in from all quar I photo by Joa (M m M Hall of Fame short one at the newspaper had any lation of on-board computers Sanford police department communications apadaftst Joyce Fagan monitors ters. stop. Seminole High idea where I came up with the which will increase the efficiency calls in the department's communications and dtepalch canter. Fagan is one 4 If I were as opinion baseball coach Mike stuff I was writing. She said that of each officer. of 11 employees who wM soon work for the Seminole County Sheriff’s ated as my wife claims Powers called to say gave her a better opinion of the "Right now our current phone department whan communications operations are transferred on October 3. I am, this column he agreed. Mike, paper and a leaser one of me. system doesn't even have the would be Tilled daily who's horn Which is the way it should be. capacity for voice mail and it's the Sheriff's department," county as they had with the city. with pompous and Russ Louisville, played for Happily, Vivian Fanner not Y2K compliant." Tooley explained. "They'll have Tindall said the installation of arrogant declarations. Pee Wee, and had .lie stopped by the newspaper last Although Tooley said the more opportunities for upward a new internal phone system Opinion applies to a White same opinion that I week. She told me she enjoyed communications change over advancement, additional train should be completed in a matter conclusion or judgment did. Thanks, Mike. my opinions and said she liked will be smooth, the human ele ing, more career options, as well of a few weeks, and the installa which, while it remains As a rule (this is my "smiling" picture. ment of the move has been a lit as pay and benefits." tion of computer terminals and open to dispute, seems true or fact not opinion), any newspa Oh, Vivian, I can't tell you tle emotional. Eleven of the Tooley said that Sheriff Don keyboards into patrol cars probable to one's own mind. per receives more complaints how much I appreciate your department's 12 communica Eslinger has been extremely should be totally completed no Arthurene E. Cook wasn't than kudos about a columnist's opinion. You're the nicest per tions specialists will soon be helpful in throwing out the wel later than six months from now. 'pleased with something that opinions. Recently, someone son on the face of the earth. I working for Sheriff Don come mat for the soon-to-be- Tooley added that the commu seemed true or probable in my said that she would never read used to think my wife was the Eslinger. The other will remain moved communication workers. nications change-over is a natur mind a week ago. She wrote to my column again. A week later, nicest, but she doesn't think that with the Sanford police depart "He's met with them and al evolution from operational the newspaper that "If Larry she sent an e-mail saying she much of my opinions. You're ment and assume additional explained a lot about lateral procedures brought about with Dale is the best thing that ever didn't like an opinion I the nicest. administrative duties transitions. The sheriff will be the passage of Amendment 5 happened to Sanford, then Lord expressed that day. Sanford will pay Eslinger's taking our people under his dating back to the mid-70's. help us alir Jimmy Cannon, a man of a R«m WMM caliu office about $550,000 per year to wing with the same level of "Certain services are better to u t SMaida; In th* S«U— U HmM. ' In Mrs. Cook's opinion, my million opinions, frequently take over the communications seniority, it's not like they go done on a larger scale. Years ago operations and absorb Sanford's back to entry level status." every city police department had communications staff. For pay and rank purposes its own jalL That approach is "Overall this is an excellent Tooley said the 11 communica expensive in terms of personnel Longwood commissioners opportunity for people in our tions workers will retain the costs and other costs." department to make to switch to same level of seniority with the Funerals to discuss sign ordinance NURSING HOME ABUSE By Jo# Da Santis______Elections office verified 733 of Commissioner Dan Anderson, ISABELLA EHL WARD Stan Writer the 879 signatures gathered by running for his first full three- Funm l «nvtn« toe lubetLi Chi Ward will BEDSORES Longwood residents to force the year term, voted to place a limit be h*U Tuetdiy. Augiu* Met el 2 pm el Lekevtow Municipal Cemetery.Senloni W IL K E S & LONGWOOD — Longwood amendments onto the ed number of amendments BROKEN BONES 1 city commissioners will meet in November 2 ballot. before voters. All three have MCHUGH, P A a. workshop session at 7 p.m. The petition initiative came aa declared their intentions to seek ATTOfOTCyS AT LAW VEATH Monday night to discuss the result of two different votes reflection. Thus far only one Ordinance 99-141, which could on the matter. In early July com challenger has officially Principal Office in Tampa In tftw Florida Lottary: CALL FREE repeal and replace Article VI of missioners votes 3-1 to place the declared he's in the race. Butch TWM4ilmiaw«priM*uMi>*aNMki proposed changes before voters. Bundy, a member of the Charter Fantasy S (Aug. 27) the city's sign regulations. I-3-4-1S-2S 1-800-255-5070 Board members will decide on Two weeks later with different Review Committee and the changes to permit application commissioners in attendance the city's Code Enforcement Board Lotto (Aug. 21) 3-4-20-31*32-43 procedures, general sign regula board voted 3-0 to strike several will challenge Vacca for her tions, definitions, exemptions, and change language in others. seat. Mags Monay (Aug. 27) and permitted uses in the vari- Both meetings and both votes There is still a strong likeli 0-12-20-32 — Mags ball 13 :hui:Town> Vic s zoned sections of prompted considerable heated hood other contenders will debate at two public hearings. emerge for the Longwood com Aug. 27 ingwood. Direct Crem ation ^Commissioners spent almost The charter amendments are mission. The city's qualifying Play 4 considered to be a significant period for the November 2 elec 3 8 5 1X) three hours in a work session 27-2-3 week considering an ordi- campaign issue this fall. tion begins September 3 and Jnce that amends sections of Incumbent Rusty Miles runs through September 10. Cash 3 Ornncje City. FL. city's Land Development helped walk the petition and 7-0-0 1-888-598-8662 24 Hr. Service «ie. supports the position Longwood .(There may be more buzz voters should have a say on all fonday about the successful 13 amendments. Fellow incum petition drive regarding 13 pro bent Annamarie Vacca support HUNT MONUMENT CO. posed amendments to the city ed placing the amendments on DISPLAY YARD nBiarter. Earlier this week the the ballot and entered her signa Hwy. 17-02 - Maitland J^eminole County Supervisor of ture on the petition drive. Ph. 339-6060 | Serving the Qana Hunt. 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Construction known for tireless devotion to the air the to devotion for tireless known Construction of Shoemaker Thelong owner heasas desired. ed, it was an insult to a man who has earned far morefar earned has who man to a insult anit was ed, over Shoemaker on Monday by a 3-2expe isa an by vote, Monday Shoemakerover on community. who has the qualifications to serve the Airport Airport the toserve the qualifications has who port, he is one of the brightest lights in the Sanford the in lights is port, he onethe brightest of respect. reappoint be to request his Shoemaker, point despite Authority with distinction. with Authority company of a President civilrienced and engineer Commission's new appointment. new Commission's dignity such as Shoemaker deserve respect. deserve suchas Shoemaker dignity Commission needs the ceremony more than than more the ceremony Commissionneeds The City redemption. needs isone the he not but City the diminishes note awkward onan Authority non-appointment may be superflous for Shoemaker, besuperflous may non-appointment Shoemakerdoes. arrange for a ceremony honoring Shoemaker after his after Shoemaker for honoring ceremony aarrange term at the Airport Authority ends Sept. 30.Sept. Menof ends Authority the termAirport at terms. holds a special place in the airport's legacy as wellas as legacy airport's the specialina place holds in theinSanford community. Shoemaker him, after named rentterminal domestic 1965. since cur the With Airport Sanfordthe Orlando and regular domestic flights on the horizon from Panfrom horizon the on flights domestic regular and year per 1passengers million than enjoys,more with through the lean times to the booming days it now it days booming the to times leanthe through airport the navigate Authority,helped Shoemaker Am Airlines. 4 A.K. Shoemaker has served the Sanford the served has Shoemaker A.K. A eioeHrl. atr. lna• udy uut2. 1999 •29. SeminoleHerald.August Flonda Santord. . Sunday. A When the City Commission this week failed to reap tofailed week this theWhen City Commission However, Shoemaker deserved to be reappointed for reappointed be to However, deserved Shoemaker Whatever honors are bestowed after this week's week's this after bestowed are honors Whatever Airport Forcing Sanford the to leave Shoemaker appointed Brindleythe Commission Pieters, who Some people earn the right to go leave on their own their on leave go to right the Some peopleearn A.K. Shoemaker has served on governing boards at at boards governing on A.K. served Shoemakerhas A founding member of the Sanford Airport Airport Sanford the of member A founding At the very lea9tj«thedty commission will likelywill commission lea9tj«thedty At the very EarningRespect honor. Evidently that’s not enough for enough not that’s honor. Evidently Airport Authority with distinction and Airportdistinction Authoritywith some Sanford City Commissioners. 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View lot 0 er. o mn of many For years. 30 almost Sanford the of off Shoemaker iy omsin i nt have not did Commission City ipr Atoiy fe serving after Authority Airport (Dr. BradyWilliams puppets, and his two 23,1999) Dale Mayor and that Mayor Dale that orchestrates. terminal is named for him. isterminal named domestic the and chairman, the was Shoemaker Mr. years those Kay dumped Lessard), in your newspaper. The Sanford The newspaper. your in this mentioned never he and ing the class to give any accoladesto any give classto the r Somkr hn they when him. dumped Shoemaker Mr. one on your staff who knows any knows staff who your one on afr hs vr a. o my To had. ever has Sanford Mr. Dale Is the best mayor mayor any have not do you knowledge best the Is Dale Mr. n ody vnn (August evening Monday On You meet that reporter at a had or ae rcnl si that said recently paper Your Ttrry Kjnrttfl Ttrry Ted Walker Ted CLASSIFIED Moms Melinda Lavender Route Lathrop Judth Coffman John ■ Manager Hcttpnger Ken Spiegel Linda ain M Joni.ee e DeSantis Deb ADVERTISING Bennett Betty ■ Publisher Feuer Ooug INISTRATION ADM lic b u p e R much of that black underachievement. A black underachievement. that of much expressly prohibited black literacy is hard to to isliteracy hard black prohibited expressly that laws also slave-control but schooling inferior only includes not that heritage overcome, even in several generations. generations. in several even overcome, abilities — attitudes that reflectofsense a that —abilities attitudes of some lies attitude the in days bygone African-American students about their own own their about African-American students legacyof those mostpernicious the Perhaps inferiority, insecurity and fear of failure.fear of inferiority,and insecurity achievement. Rather than compete in an in an compete Ratherthan achievement. dis that culture a created have students by the larger culture that they're doomed to doomed they're that larger culture the by repeatedly told been they've which in arena academic spurns and misses scholarship and tackle advanced placement courses. placement tackle advanced and to confidence the discipline and the dents tant. current generation of black students can of blackstudents generation current high. aim children their insistthat who ents have the influencestu inblack to instill the have teachers and parents Only federal courts. fail, they pretend academics aren't impor aren't academics fail,pretend they powerful than the loving guidance of par of loving guidance the than powerful more-isnot it but is powerful, pressure Peer turn off TV, the turn court basketball leavethe too. The itto succeed. have overcome Americans of black Racismgenerations persists, but agrt Staley Margaret ALS LEQ White Russ Savin Dean Kerns « & DeSantis Joe Racism explains —race not —probably Tommy Vincent Tommy Oelncn Dons EcMor - Pmg Dan EDITORIAL KourpanxJs Wanda • Kramarok A Eduard CIRCULATION That may explain why African-American why explain may That That can't be changed by Congress or or Congress by be changed can't That iclto Manager Circulation O can you denounce all of our for our of all denounce you can can How mayors. former our of occurred when Mr. Shoemaker Shoemaker Mr. when occurred Mr.Dale'selec to prior occurred mer mayors?mer How judgment? this make you rad/afr Airport Orlando/Sanford hire someone who will do some do will who someone hire you suggest I chairman. the was h got ad rges t The at progress and growth the al. ' ; ' * ll. la V City Sanford's in people the just investigating reporting. growth the of Much tion. o ae o srig or sub scribers. your serving not are You m V zensnot of Seminoleand County SeeLetter*, Page SA esaes Inc. Newspapers, For your information, most of most information, your For You are the not reporting news. I suggest you listen to the citithe to listen you Isuggest ATLANTA CONSTITUTION ak Ritchia E Jack tm yrl. r • Jr Tyrrell. Etwm Egan Bill Savoie Mark Cowan Skip’ STRIPP1W Robert « PRESS South Chary rn nack ■ Knmancik Bran Heimer* Freda Beehner Peggy UUN • Voffokne Cow Frank PRODUCTION Operation* ed Pressman Head Barbara S. Chapman BarbaraS. Chapman
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L etters------Continued from Pag* 4A Politicians should not become journalists Shoem aker does I must have been wrong as a doesn't he hire a former mem now seeing what happens when where else, without testing their immoral activities of this presi dent and his co-conspirators, is not like W hite’s young reporter to cover school ber of the Bush or Reagan one depends entirely on dally reporting skills in local stations board meetings and hospitals, administrations to balance reports, with their decontextual- or newspapers before giving more evidence of dysfunctional sm art-alecky style spending hours at boring city things out? This would be just Izing and deconstructing ten them a national platform, then broadcast news that is beyond council sessions, while acquir dencies .... For news has no journalism itself is further repair. 7b the editor as bad, but at least the public ing the skills to write and put might credit him for fairness. sense of scale. It concentrates diminished in the minds of an There is a difference between It's THYME (Immediately the news on local television. Westin says he wouldn't the mind when we thought (its already skeptical public which being informed and being wise, appropriate) to set SUM (not all) purpose) was to broaden the regards the profession with argues Sommerville. George records STRAIT (not slanted). I What a waste of time ...... want Stephanopoulos learning accuracy, fair to be the beat reporter mind." proper distrust and disgust. Stephanopoulos will be another have SCENE (observed) SUM It's not all the news business' The transformation of George informer. What he says will not (again, not all) quotes attributed ness and journalistic for the Gore cam ethics. I should have paign. Does this mean fault. As with so many other Stephanopoulos from Clinton make us any wiser. It's a dumb to people that I NO (have knowl he'd consider him as a things, it is our fault, argues campaign operative, to Clinton move from a crumbling profes edge) to be without foundation, gone to work at the beat reporter for the Sommerville. "We have White House operative and sion that has contributed to the including a quote attributed to White House and then campaign of George acquired an addiction," he says, apologist, to network commen dumbing down of the American me by Russ White an August 26, applied for a network W. Bush or one of the "and newspeople are just sup tator, to reporter, along with the people. 1999. I also know that he has mis correspondent's job, other Republican can plying the market." industry's failure to fulfill its quoted Larry DALE (a hallow or bypassing the bottom didates? Does Westin If journalism plucks people obligation to fully investigate 0 1W , Lm Anff In T1 «« ijn d U tW shallow valley). Mayor of the and Intermediate out of the White House, or any and expose the illegal and City of Sanford. My guess is that rungs of the ladder think there might be a public perception of to put the WRITE (Mr. White's and starting at the top. C al bias if wishes) spin on words, Mr. White Such is the deplorable state of Thomas Stephanopoulos cov- M Mt MAMDWARM 4f f HAfrOWAM M t ROTE (wrongly interpret) in his % A » » » t routine smart-aleck WHEY (cus today's broadcast jour- m m m _ _ ered a Democratic nalism that Clinton co- contender but not a , N THE RAIN MAXING A 5 tom or habit) what he thought defender, redeemer and friend, Republican? would catch AYES (attention of ' ‘.MESS OUT OF, Westin lauds those who read). What Mayor George Stephanopoulos, can go • * * YOUR LAWN? Dale has said more than once is directly to ABC News as a com* Stephanopoulos' "increasing mentator/analyst and then be strength and maturity." Funny, I ACE that Dad may want to live some where his children do not want to morphed into a broadcast jour never felt the need to put $ H ARD W ARE A IM live. Dad may want to live on 10 nalist while his old boss is still "increasing strength and matu to 20 acres but his children w on't in office. Most former members rity" on my resume when STORES So, when Dad dies, his children of the revolving-door club applying for a job. And then will want to sell that 10 to 20 between government and jour Westin adds, "There has been a HAVE THE STUFF TO HX IT nalism at least put a little space history of people not growing acres where Dad lived. He has IS YOUR LAWN STARTING TO YELLOW? FERTILIZE IT conceded to sne that it would be between partisan political activ up in journalism becoming jour ity and the profession. There's a nalists," as if this is something Sat* End* 0-31-00 virtually impossible to financially *—rreran survive developing a 2- to 5-acre law keeping former government to be encouraged. Q m ffM GARDENERS M 4 parcel of land In an area where officials from lobbying their old In his book, "How the News THE BEST 29b. CHOICE associates for one year. No such Makes Us Dumb," University of Now I* the time tor DJJJJ0*0-o sewer and water do not exist. He 16-4-8 IRONITE 11 vital is more WRITE (correct) than Mr. law ckists in journalism, but Florida history professor C. SLOW RELEASE nutrients. One greet Covers 8000 sq. It. 1 8 8 White was In his characterization maybe there should be one. John Sommerville writes that product! Trie perfect 41 lli * 3 ! 40 lb. Stephanopoulos is a nice fel the way broadcast news is mis- product tor el planing. of what Mr. Dale had to say. I also S Q 9 7 /Vrla low. It's not his fault. ABC preduced today is actually good WUI Not Bum NO (possess knowledge) that Mm rn 11 fiAimr, aw/w Wl 111% A I’HORI I M 1 there is no TOPDOG (one to News President David Westin because it is driving people ( PROPANE TANKS Replace It With CYPRESS Kill Them With whom an inaccurate statement is violates whatever remnant of away and allowing them to real journalism remains by develop alternative means of \ r m * t n n * i *m « m . MULCH| Q n m flh m ft attributed). But MONTE SHOE LIQUID EDGER MAKER (concerned citizen) did announcing that he's grooming receiving information that will Stephanopoulos for a reporter be far more beneficial to them. GROUND $ 0 9 7 not say we now may have to WGAL. change the meaning of "D" in our position. Sommerville contends that the COVERS RED MULCH "We're all conscious of the idea of daily news creates an name. CENTS (inasmuch as) MR. UMQWOOD SANFORD C M S E u a n t (didn’t hit her when he tried) sensitivity with him having information industry that must 434 0 437 2071. 25t*St. m at* Par* • r. ACE. WHITE (totally lightened) has been a part of the news in constantly be satisfied with _ 339-4003 3*14009 3*0-7309 Washington," explains Westin. "news," no nutter how irrele HARDWARE> never even spoken to me, it Isn't 'A surprising that he WOOD (natur If he Is that conscious, why vant or unimportant: "We are al product used to build houses) KNOT (makes wood not usable) NO (possess knowledge) WATT (unit of electricity) EYE (me and myself) SPOKE (brace in certain types of wheels). What I said, is that if the County Commission continues to Listen to the public, we may have to change what the "D" in WATCHDOG represents. I hope the change has to be MAID (servant, as in public ser vant). By the way, should that have been BCC (Board of County Commissioners, not BBC (British Broadcasting Company) in the headline? Monte R. Shoemaker W alker appalled at Commission’s lack of respect To the editor /Vs one who was unable to attend Monday night's city com mission meeting, 1 was absolute ly appalled to leam on Tuesday of the totally disgraceful manner in which the matter of airport board replacements was han dled. To have Brady Le&sard read off the name of an unknown indi vidual as a replacement for the “other" vacancy without wen a mention of the name of A. K. Shoemaker was an affront to ALL Home Equity Loans for Whatever. who have served this city and showed a very devious way to What if you need money to make a splash in a new sports utility vehicle? Why not! What Need a Need a give Mr. 5hoemaker, the last if you need money to splash around in a new pool? Why not! It's your dream, your home Great RateT As low as Quick Answer? remaining member of the "old and your equity. Now put them all together and make them work. The AmSouth Home regime," his pink slip. His being Equity Line of Credit lets you borrow for whatever. Come into any AmSouth Bank. Or call )% % summarily discarded in this us at 1-888-IN-A-SNAP (888-462-7627). We’ll give you a great rate. Plus, we'll give you an 6.99£rAPR 825'APR 30 Currant lowttt .anibl* manner showed a total lack of answer in 30 minutes. We understand needs We meet needs. We build relationships. For th« Ant u* montfn rat* >ft*r tu montto* Minutes or Less class on the part of the current regime. The proper procedure would At Any Branch Or 1-888-IN-A-SNAP have been to award him with a certificate or plaque acknowledg ing his 30 years service to the air port and the city. Lesser individu als have been rewarded in this manner. But, again, what do you zA m SOLTTH b a n k expect from this regime? T H E RELATIONSHIP PEOPLE* Mona Walker
Sanford ‘*»er NH i r tn*e%>rtrcrf 1 Police Log DUI Arrests Apopka — August 25. John alcohol, and DUI with damage to Altamonte Springs — August Hidden Pines Circle, Altamonte Springs poller fol Sanford — August 26. David Keith Davis, 38, Golf Side personal property. 23. Richard Howard King, no Casselberry, was stopped by lowing an Incident at his resi Allen Faircloth, 41, East Osceola Village, Apopka, was stopped by age, l.orraine Drive, Altamonte Winter Springs police at East dence. He was charged with Road, Geneva, was stopped by the Florida Highway Patrol on Oviedo — August 27. JiU Springs, was stopped on North Edgemon and Cottonwood assauit/domestic violence. Sanford police on 25th Street. He Wekiva Springs Road. He was Marie McAllister, 20, Stamford Street and Country Club Drive, Streets, He was charged with was charged with driving under charged with driving under the Circle, Orlando, was stopped by Longwood by Altamonte possession of cocaine, posses Fern Park — August 23. the influence of alcohol. influence of alcohol, and leaving Seminole County deputies at Springs police. She was charged sion of drug paraphernalia, and Carlos Rijos, 39, Saint Johns the scene of a crash. Alafaya Trail and Econ Trail, with possession of cannabis. reckless driving. Circle, Fern Park, was arrested Oviedo. She was charged with by Seminole County deputies at driving under the influence of Oviedo — August 22. Jamal Casselberry — August 26. his residence following a distur alcohol. Amin Sabree. 19, of Pine Crest Blake Ashley Pickett, 18, bance. He was charged with bat- proclamation Lane, Palm Coast, Florida, was Chatham Pines Circle, Winter tery/domestic violence. W H ER EAS, the Code of Ordinances for the City of Longwood. Winter Springs — August 26. stopped on Mitchell Hamock Springs, was arrested at the Florida, provides that the Mayor shall issue a Proclamation giv John William Jones V, 19, Bear Boulevard by Oviedo police. He Winn-Dixie pharmacy on SR 436 Winter Springs — August 24. ing at least fifteen (15) days notice of the qualification period for Gully Road, Winter Park, was was charged with possession of by Casselberry police. He was Anthony L. Martin, 39, an election, stating the time, place, and naming the issues to be stopped by the Florida Highway less than 20 grams of cannabis, charged with trafficking in opi Almadeen Court, Winter Springs voted on. and; Patrol at the K-Mart parking lot and possession of drug para ates, attempted trafficking In was arrested following a distur at Oak Groves Shopping Center. phernalia. opiates, uttering a forged, pre bance at his residence by Winter W H ER EAS, said Proclamation shall be posted at the front door He was charged with driving scription, obtaining a controlled Springs police. He was charged of City Hall and the Post Office of the City for a period of two (2) under the influence of alcohol, Geneva — August 26. Aaron substance by fraud, and attempt with domestic battery and weeks or be advertised once each week for two weeks in a and leaving the scene of three Robert Singer, 33, Amie Marie ed possession of a controlled domestic assault. newspaper of general circulation in the city. crashes. Fontino, 35, and George Thomas substance. NOW. THEREFORE. I. PAUL LOVESTRAND, MAYOR OF THE Lowe, 20, of Squirrel Run, Casselberry — August 23. C ITY O F LONGW OOD, FLORIDA, do hereby proclaim that the Altamonte Springs — August Geneva were stopped by Casselberry — August 26. Wanita Howard, 37, Wil O Wik City of Longwood GENERAL ELECTION will be held on 27. Duane Richard Marsh 25, Seminole County deputies. They Jeffrey Robert Hagan, 21, Drive, Casselberry was arrested Tuesday, November 2,1999 from 7:00 A.M. until 7:00 P.M. Brielle Avenue, Oviedo, was were each charged with posses Rollingwood Loop, Casselberry, at her residence by Casselberry stopped by Altamonte Springs sion of more than 20 grams of was stopped by Casselberry police. She was charged with FOR THIS ELECTION ONLY. REGISTERED police on SR 436. He was cannabis, and possession of drug ELECTORS OF LONGWOOD WILL VOTE IN THE police on Winter Park Drive. He domestic battery, and child charged with driving under the paraphernalia. PRECINCT LOCATION AS INDICATED BELOW. was charged with possession of abuse. influence of alcohol. less than 20 grams of cannabis, All electors residing in Prsdncts #14, #28, #33, #46, #47, Winter Springs — August 26. and operating a motor vehicle on Casselberry — August 23. #53. #58, #72. #113, and #114 will vote at the Drug Arrests Jeffrey Wayne Johnston, 38, a suspended license. Ricardo Ruiz, 19, Reflections Longwood City Commission Chambers Circle, Casselberry, was arrested 175 W. Warren Avenue, Longwood, Florida Casselberry — August 26. by Casselberry police following Jordan Tabor Buck, 18, Jefferson a disturbance at his residence. This election will be held for the purpose of electing City Drive, Casselberry, was stopped He was charged with domestic Commissioners in the following distiicts: on Lilac Road and Zinnia Drive assault, and culpable negligence. DISTRICT #1 • OFFICE NOW HELD BY ®i»e $£(pt()tc §>l)op by Casselberry police. He was COMMISSIONER RUSTY MILES charged with possession of less Winter Springs — August 25. ' DISTRICT #2 • OFFICE NOW HELO BY V9 yOfl RflVQ (jlCSTiVPS iBIT INN MSVBvVj# than 20 grams of cannabis, and Patrick Wayne Wright, 21, COMMISSIONER DAN ANDERSON possession of drug parapherna Loblolly Court, Winter Springs , DISTRICT #4 - OFFICE NOW HELD BY ||a kiay t*al [ayuii a a A m AA m # irO yw reel lOMiy or cm t u n * lia. was arrested following a distur- *, COMMISSIONER ANNAMARIE VACCA banco at his residence. He was This election will also include a referendum and questions shall Cm to the hydtie Shof fir m m . Battery/Assault/Domestic charged with domestic battery. ^ be submitted to the voters In Longwood as Ordinance No. 99- Ail mdtys tiff pit, pm*#t d feta. Violence 1491, hereto attached. Lake Mary — August 21. Sanford — August 26. John Marc Atwater, 18, was arrested Michael Smithen, 38, Dorchester ! DATE QF QUALIFICATION will be as follows: From 8:00 a.m., Square, Lake Mary, was arrested , Friday, September 3,1999 until 5:00 p.m.. Friday, September by Seminole County deputies 10,1999. following a disturbance at his un South Orlando drive by ALL CANDIDATES MUST QUALIFY WITH THE CITY C l PRK Regal Pointe Terrace residence. Sanford police following a 1 He was charged with domestic dispute. He was ’ AT THE CITY QELLQNQWQQD CITY HALL 175 W. WARREN AVENUE. LONGWOOD. FLORIDA. battery/domestic violence. charged with battery/domestic ’ violence. IN W ITN ESS W HEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand Altamonte Springs — August ' and caused the seal of the City of Longwood to be 23. Donald Robert Simms, 48, Sanford — August 26. Harold ‘ 11855 Altamon affixed, this sixth day ol August, 1999. Varsity Circle, Altamonte Bernard Gainey Sr., 20, West 5th ' Across from Circuit City Paul Love strand. Mayor Springs, was arrested by Street, Sanford, was arrested 1 Sanford police following an Ind-* ( A TTE S T: Geraldine D. Zambri, City Clerk dent at his address. He was . charged with aggravated bat- ) tery/domestic violence. Altamonte Springs — August 2b. Jose R. Martinez, 51, E n r o l l N o w Lemonwood Avenue, Altamonte * Brown's Gymnastics Springs, was arrested at his resi dence by Altamonte Springs Register Now For Fall Classes . f o r F a l l ! police. He was charged with battery/domestic violence, and New Students $10 Off w/Ad Seminole Christian resisting arrest with violence. A c a d e m y Grand Theft K-3 & 4 (Preschool) Altamonte Springs — August , K-5 (Kindergarten) 25. Gloria Dean Alien, 37, SR 434 Oviedo, and Letia Perkins, 38, (j Call 407-322-5577 or Greenend Street, Eatonville, 407-322-0980 were arrested by Altamonte Springs police following a Located near Seminole Towne Center Mall Member school - shoplifting attempt at Dillard's Association of Christian Schools International department store. Allen was _ charged with grand theft. ‘ Perkins was charged with grand theft, and retail theft. BROWN'S ALTAMONTE BROWN'S SANFORD BROWN S WINTER PARK 740 Orange Ave. Gateway Plaza-across 6870 Stapoint CL Altamonte springs from Seminole Towne Ctr. Winter Park Grand Theft Auto Maitland — August 21/ 869-8744 302-2044 657-8774 ATTENTION!!! David Charles Henehan, 30, of Macado Avenue, Jersey C ity / TO RIANT JOBS TO UST New Jersey, and Jack Joseph , CALL NOW Serro, 26, of South Orange,'' Blossom Trail, Orlando, were stopped by Seminole County *• **«•*— A deputies at Red Lion Square, WE OfTtt GBADED CLASSES INa SEMINOLE Maitland. They were charged _ BALLET • TAP • JAZZ with grand theft auto. ACROBATICS • COMBO EMPLOYMENT ¥ ALSO HIP HOP, SWING 3 2 2 * 2 0 4 4 Traffic Arrests ALL BOYS TAP Altamonte Springs — August 26. Brian James Hulek, 3 5 / ALL BOYS JAZZ SHIPPING CLERK Orange Drive, Altamonte' PARENT / CHILD TAP Computer Bkg. Helpful $9 Hr. WAREHOUSE Springs, was stopped at his resi PERSONAL IMAGE dence on Orange Drive. J PRE-SCHOOL THRU •Adv. u p Co. Ladder $8 Hr. Altamonte Springs police PROFESSIONAL FRONT DESK charged him with driving on a ’* THl STRENGTH TO DO IT_TH£ M A C ! TO MATCH A V •Career In legal fid. $8 Hr. suspended license, fleeing or -^ CHILDREN • TEENS KAUTY THAT MAKES rT S O SPECIAL TO SHAKE WITH CUSTOMER SERVICE eluding police, and resisting ADULTS O T H U S_T H A rS THE ART OT DANCEI WE WOULD LIKE TO SHARE arrest without violence. '* THAT MAOC WITH SOMEONE WHO B •Variety Can be Yours $7 n MIRIAM A VALERIE'S SPECIAL TO YOU, WHILE WL CELEBRATE OUR STUDIO’S 3S«h MEDICAL BILLING ANNIVERSARY! REGISTER NOW TALL TERM BEGINS •Train in Medical $7 Hr. AUG I6t*i SANTORO A LAKE MARY • AUG. 23rd ORANGE CITY Armed Burglary Arrests PLEASE C A U CM STOT BY f O * C L A S S tM O B M A T X J N PART-TIME CLERICAL Altamonte Springs — August ' ScfiaciOf SEE OUR WEB SITE •FantasUc Opportunity $7 Hr. FOR MORE INFO 23. Randall Vincent Williams, Skutce G0d& 3 STUDIO LOCAHONS INVENTORY CLERK 19, Kenwick Circle Casselberry, •Work Mall & Ship. Dept. $9 Hr. was arrested on East Altamonte SANFORD LAKl MARY ORANGE CITY I 155 5 0 . VOLUSIA AVE. Drive by Altamonte Springs 2560 ELM. AVE. 1005 S. I AKf MARY BLVD. II Sovoitt ruul YOUR FUTURE IS OUR CONCERN II Blkv I. of 1/III Ilktlat Shopping C m ini police. He was charged with ( 4 0 7 ) 3 2 3 - 1 9 0 0 700 W. 25th Street, SanSord armed burglary, and carrying a , concealed weapon. ______Got l tm In to st mfof m.Hinn on lor il business .ir hvity in ovory Wookonrl petition ot Mm Tuesday So/twto/o H ot.ild U non, former councilman Tom the campaign. He wants to pro OUmlott Todd Russell, and mote a safe environment for Kathryn ToWnamd. children, have district elections OVIEDO - Oviedo Is a dty of RuaaaU, 35, who own# a com rather than at-large elections. P - i x * W H H r W contradictions. Tree Lined puter company wants to see He also wants to make sure the 8:30 AM -8:30 PM M-F streets lead to bustling down tha d ly 'i infrastructure catch dty collects all Impact fees It is childcam town traffic and residents In up to m id tH a l growth. Ha due, as well as stem the tide of Childrens Academy rJgfr J PMiRMSTUnON the dty Of ■ ■ ■ ■ ™ ■ wants the dty current growth rates. WTNTMiAO. 24,000 residents MIV t IW M M tany- toconatructa Veile, 48, a private traffic TtmnmportlnQ To And From M l seek way. to th in g MB T M n M a engineer and real estate broker contain growth mcnt facility, with Rea (vest Partners, ssid he while main- See Oviedo, l*»g*9A tabling a tradl- W CHy nnvCE E N ? . ^‘withou«burdening a Honally quaint PtOpId K avinainv- rwidentui atmosphere. g lllM tO t The 11 candl- ^ dates for two 41, a retired City Council G«orft Vtllt prefect manag W e Specialize In seats and the Oviedo Councilman er for Siemens open Mayoral Vwtsangnouse lfM tl n a h ...... Collector Dolls seat agree on what the key dty to find the issues are. Debates on how to funds to imprevs transporta control traffic and contain tion, Including building a by- Harrell L Beverly growth dominate the campaign, P*aa around1 die dty without which will end with Ibesday'a dogging residential neighbor JUDY'S DOLLS Transmissions elidion. hoods. He is also concerned DOLL SHOP 8 HOSPITAL The candidates agree that about a shoetagi of balffields. TUI. • WB>. S pm • 7 pm • Till. - TO. It pm • 1 pm increasing the lines of commu Larson, 43, a meeting and SAT. tOaa f p a nication between residents and convention salsa manager for M O W. W a rm A n .. Longwood the City Council is critical. Walt Disney World, said he is However, for a group that focused on three key issues in 3 3 2 -7 9 2 8 each would agree on the impor tance of dvllity in dty govern ment, the campaign has been blemished with accusations and bitterness. "This is about the lowest election I've ever been in," said Councilman George Veil*. "I've never seen anything Uke it. TO THE CELEBRATION OF A There has been total disregard LIFET1M for dty ordinances (regarding campaign signs). People are saying anything to get elect- Both the City Council mem- i b m and the Mayor are elected for two-year, at-large terms, representing the entire dty rather than a specific district. J* *Pbr Councilman, Group I, . Keith Britton is facing Mike L Ertel, Chris Jepson, and Lawrence Wright. Incumbent • jC Gary Gotwalt Is not seeking preelection. : Ertel, 29, who manages s prl- vvste public relations company, K wants the dty to manage > growth while protecting the environment. "The environment is not just trees and shrubs, It's also the community environment. When you dose your minds and think of Oviedo, something comes to f mind." Wright, 39, a civil design technician, said he is concerned that the city's infrastructure needs to improve to handle continued growth, particularly in the areas of reuse water sup ply and traffic control. He also wants the dty to Improve the ability of the police and fire departments to retain employ ees. "Another issue is (State Road) 434 and the Greene way corridor," Wright said. "It's a commercial magnet. There is no dear boundary between Winter Springs, Oviedo, and Seminole County. We don't seem to have afly\ontrol over there." Jepson, 50, executive director of Habitat for Humanity of Greater Orlando, wants to make sure cut through traffic will not be routed along resi dential streets. He also wants to add more parks, develop a regional art center, and create an ombudsman position on the dty's staff to communicate with residents. He wants to reduce densities allowed in city codes. » .Slid/nut tout ywur tuLvi to the telebr niton of a lifetime— SunTrust customers un/y. You’ll also receive a complimentary pin set -< I the Wall Disney World'Millennium Celebration We re with }vur pass. Not a SunTrust customerf Open a new p,ukage chetking offering an exclusitv p>us with unlimited admission to all Britton, 41, a projects manag account nt»u>, and we'll waive the ninthly maintenance fees umii I four Wall Disney World' Theme Parks from September TO through lanuary I, 2001. So stop by SunTrust today You'll like our appriunh to er for NASA, wants more parks in the dty, so long as the December 19, 1999. The tost is only Jit9.00* per person, banking. And you'll treasure your Walt Disney World' ^ effort does not lead to a tax plus tax. and the passes are available to new and existing Mtlfi'nrtium Celebration memories for a lifetime * increas. He is also opposed to a SutflRUST plan that would reroute traffic t along Division Street. "We've outgrown our parks 1 uluJinji Mliviltn Jful evenli irpjMlely priinJ Notmil credit (rileru .ipply Offer *.»hJ for n o Niruiil .hour H-inlon*. 1‘irm ium lU tilm *. punfolio lUnking, I loii/mt VI end Acliw * capacity," Britton said. Interior iffMinit crexl before Vpwtnbci 10, 1SW Offer jvriUble in S ro in l 1 lie. Oungr, Otffoli nnl Nemmole luunliet I kirfdj InkVtill only I muled uipply of pin lelv one pee "Hoepfully, we can fund most hourehold Member ID K /* m i Sunlim l it t iclitlrred tervwe rn.ukfiMik belonging culuuvrlyeuluriveiy Into Sun I mVmu Hjnkv Iliuik of the referendum without a tax increase. If there is a need for a tax increase, then we will need to reconsider the project." i For Councilman. Group II, Ii Veile is running against Fred BA • Stnvnoto H#raid. Santa!. Honda - Sunday, August 29, 1999 Business Briefs Lake Mary board award’s New manager at Director. Construction Beach was formerly staff econ Community National omist for Congressman David scheduled for Bank Hobson. He also has served as Plaza Venzia sports concession contract I.AKH MARY - Donna L. the Deputy Director of Programs ORLANDO - Professional By Bill Kema______$65,0(X), and 15 percent on ties on tK baseball fields. Gty Trott.i has K m named opera at the Ohio Department of Engineering Consultants, Inc. Staff Writer everything above $65,001. Manager John Litton said. tions manager for Comminity Agins. (PEC), a civil and environmental The maximum payout from However, the bid was not Beach will replace Judith engineering and land surveying National Bank of Mid-Florida, LAKE MARY - The Lake Mary CRJ sales Is $10,000 per year. awarded, and Ihe parties contin Thames, who has served as the firm based in Orlando, has been which recently opened its doors City Commission this week A security camera will K ued to operate under tK tempo executive director for the past 18 hired by Intram Investment, Inc. in temporary facilities at The awarded a contract for conces maintained and operational. rary agreement of Sept. 17. years. He will officially take over to perform engineering on Plaza Oaks Shopping Center on Lake sion vendingat the city's sports In Aug. of 1997, the City "Both actions were complet as executive director of the Venzia. Mary Boulevard. complex. Commission awarded the con ed, but neighther were brought agency on Sept. 7. The 28 acre commercial, office Trotta, a Longwood resident, The contract entitles CRJ of cession contract to Daniel back to tK Commission at that and retail center is located on has 25 years of experience in Lake Mary Inc. to all food and Gracey for one year with two- time due to some unanticipated Sand Like Road west of hanking and formerly served in Donated traffic drink concession rights at the year renewal options. problems associated with prod Intcrstate-4. Site infrastructure an executive capacity with signs in Sanford Lake Mary Sports Complex. After tK Commission direct ucts and sales location with tK and permitting were among the BankFirst Winter Park as sales The city accepted the annual ed staff to readvertise for pro park," Litton said. SANFORD - Progressive Auto services King provided by PEC. and service officer. guarantee of $4501, or $375 per posals in July of 1998, Gracey Daniel Gracey has told Litton i Insurance, working with SAFE Construction on Plaza Venzia The hank's new 4,000 square month effective Sept. 1. and CRJ both submitted propos that he wishes to withdraw his KIDS-Seminole County is anticipated to start in foot headquarters facility is In addition, CRJ will pay 11 als. bid, leaving only tK proposals under construction at 3001 Kike Coalition and Seminole County SeptemKr. Community Traffic Safety Team, percent on sales from $45,001 On Sept. 17, 1998, the two from CRJ of Lake Mary for con Mary Blvd. is donating yellow traffic signs through $50,000; 12 percent on vendors worked out an agree sideration. CRJ has submitted featuring E.T. (Extra-Terrestrial) AmSouth and sales from $50,001 through ment allowing iKm to "share" two alternative proposals, and Lake Mary extends as a reminder to wear proper First American $55,000; 13 percent on sales from the vending business since CRJ the City Commission voted $55,001 to $60,000; 14 percent on also owned Ihe balling cages Thursday to accept one of CRJ's cable agreement seat belt while traveling in a car. prepare for merger The signs are King donated to sales from $60,001 through and would K open at times proposals. T AKE MARY - The Lake Mary BIRMINGHAM - Officials when tKre would K no activi City Commission this week the Sanford community at no within AmSouth and First adopted an ordinance extending charge. The presentation will be American banks are preparing the cablevision franchise agree made on Sep*- 3, at Seminole for tK lr legal merger, which is ment until Dec. 31. Gardens Apartments at 1600 W. Chubby Checker scheduled for Oct. 1 subject to Diane Pickett with Time 5th Street, Sanford, from 10 a.m. try to write no more than TOO words. shareholder and regulatory Warner said that a new to 11 a.m. Refreshments will be to headline There are no Hmtudona on letters to the adttor. Writer served. approvals. thetr address and telephone number with all correepon- Franchise Agreement can likely Sloan D. Gibson will K dence. The vtow exprcM f m (Ms pact a n not necceurflytnaev be negotiated and approved by downtown responsible for banking opera of this newspaper, m ass — B to the Bcmmolt Herald, A ttar, 800 N. French Ave., Sanford, FL 92771 the Commission by the end of tions in Tennessee, Mississippi December. Sanford event Corporate Investment and Louisiana when AmSouth's names vice president merger with First American is SANFORD - Singer Chubby WE SAY YES W HEN O T H E R S SAY NO Carrot Top re-elected ALTAMONTE SPRINGS - completed, and Samuel M. Checker is returning for the sec to MDA leadership Harold S. Landey, a veteran Tortorid will become chief ond annual Sanford Heritage Festival In NovemKr. * FIRST MORTGAGE •CONST/PERMANENT LOANS WINTER PARK - Scott business intermediary, has been financial officer, a position cur Country singer Lee Roy •2N0 MORTGAGES T0125% * DEBT CONSOLIDATION Thompson of Winter Park, who named Vice President at rently held by Gibson. Pamell will also perform in the performs as the comedian Carrot Corporate Investment Claire Tucker, recently named •HOME IMPROVEMENT festival, which will K K id Nov. Top, has been re-elected to the International, Inc. to become head of commercial 12, 13 and 14 in downtown Brokerage Butneu AmJCAnOM BY PHONC or national voluntary leadership of Landey, a resident of banking after the merger, will Sanford. MTERNST the Muscular Dystrophy Longwood, will work in the report to Gibson, who will K Talent from local bands, Association (MDA). company's newly created headquartered in Nasheville, WAYNE R KEEUNQ schools, area churches, and solo Thompson was elected to a Mergers & Acquisition Division. Tenn. acts will also perform during the SEMINOLE OHANGE OSCEOLA i new one-year term as a national Landey, who has more than 12 Gibson, a senior executive M O ItC ^I, ININC. festival. vice president of the voluntary years experience as a business vice president and metriKr of 407 330-9090 4 0 / 671 SOI6 Street entertainment will health organization during broker in Florida, Joined CII this AmSouth's management com include jugglers, unicycles, and MDA's recent annual meeting in June when the company mittee, joined AmSouth in 1992. tK BMX Freestyle Trick Team Los Angeles, Calif. acquired Keystone International, He has served as AmSouth's performing ramp stunts. Also at Thompson is a frequent per Inc. of Winter Park, where he chief financial officer for the past the event will K a portable rock JDtgges & HiSgexpeff, Inc. former on MDA's Jerry Lewis specialized in mergers and two years in addition to having acquisitions. had the responsibility for the climbing wall and midway AUTO • HONE • LIFE * HEALTH • BUSINESS Telethon and has performed in * ■ several benefits for the company's commercial booking rides. •CNA* PROGRESSIVE A Bahamian Marketplace will Association. New sales executive and credit functions for the past six years. - i . feature music, food, fashion, •SAFECO at Alaqua Lakes Tortorici has been named and a Junkanoo parade. •COLORADO CASUALTY New Director of LONGWOOD - Cathv executive vice, president and a "The festival is being pro Senior Resource Williams, who has 10 years of member of AmSouth's manage duced to offer mass appeal and NExcellent Coverage At earn a reputation of King A lliance experience in sales and market ment committee in addition to U S r J Affordable Pirces ing, is leaving her position as chief financial officer. He previ Sanford's signature annual ORLANDO - The Senior marketing director for Alaqua ously served as AmSouth's event," said Ron Rose, executive 2 0 2 North Park Avenue • Sanford, PL 32771 Resource Alliance, serving director of ‘ the date la l i l l l e f m l Lakes to become a sales execu Montgomery city president and 4Q7 -302-5 4 S7 • (BOO) 5 1 5 -2 9 3 6 Seminole, Brevard, Orance, and tive. Williams is a graduate of central Alabama area executive. Sanford/Seminole County Osceola counties, has named Concord College in Athens, W. ChamKr of Commerce. Doug Beach the new Executive Va. Admission to the festival will K $5 each day, including all JANITORIAL concerts, and free to children 12 and under. Advance three-day SUP P LY CO. passes are available at the Coldwell Banker announces ChamKr. The festival is presented by Huntington Banks, and spon TimeMist acquisition of Huskey Realty sored by the Sanford/Seminole • Automatic Air Froshoning & odor ORLANDO — Coldwell chised real estate offices in North Huskey will remain with County ChamKr of Commerce. avery 15 mnutw tor Banker Residential Real Estate, America. Coldwell Banker as a manage a ha X day* VOUR • 2 year baUry Ida Inc. announced recently that it Huskey Realty is headquar ment consultant. His son. Budge • 5 year warranty lus acquired Huskey Realty. tered in Longwood, with a roster Huskey, is manager oFa Coldwell NEWSPAPER • WaSettL.. c at It li t tlo h u l rhe company's sales volume of 40 sales associates. Banker office in Longwood. lit value i «b i j f i u i l You Forget It market share in Seminole County Everett Huskey, founder of "I am both honored and excit Subscribe Today4 will increase from 215 to 23 per Huskey Realty, said K Klieves ed to K able to bring together the "Open To The Public" cent as a result of the merger, the the 53-year old real estate winning combination of two • AIR FRESHENERSOEODORITERS according to a TrendGraphix company will Knefit from the • WINDOW CLEANING EQUIPMENT highly-principled and well- • BATHROOM CLEANERS • CAN LINERS report. The sales volume market merger with Coldwell Banker respected real estate companies www.lnsidcSeminole.com • FLOOR FINISHES • CARPET CLEANERS share for Kngvvrxxl will repre Real Estate. who share a longstanding tradi HOURS; MON-fRI 9* SAT. 9-1 sent the largest gains, with a 33 "My decision is based on my tion for commitment to customer Essential Seminole County 3M9 SOUTH SANFORD AVENUE, SANFORD percent increase following the Klief that his union will best satisfaction and service excel 324-4015 merger. serve the interests our our sales lence," said Jidith Green, presi . AiZurworW com The Coldwell Banker system associates and clients," Huskey dent of Coldwell Banker in west includes more than 3,000 fran said. and central Florida. 1 I 1 I 1 I 1 l 1 i 1 | 1 | 1 | 1 | 1 | 1 | 1 | 1 | 1 t ^ i 1 i 1 i 1 i 1 i 1 r^ -rl ^ V \ Fundam entals of Fax ...... 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Ha haa an No ahota (3-24-99) and a Icanoa. For information on how lo adopt Harcufot or olhar animate, contact tha Humana Society oI Sarrtncte County ▼ Mocn Faucets at 323-6686. 172AM 6.7% Bond w /915,000 Assistance p . l . t . 1 . Arts Alive in Seminole! 7.36 A P I is scheduled for Oct. 7 vttkapta $15,000 ll By Bill Kama______staff, including paintings, draw Last year, the black-tie event T o ta l O a t of P ockety Stan Writer ings, photography, and sculp was held Dec. 1 at the Orlando 2 * ture, will be displayed. In addi Museum of Art. S' SANFORD - Autumn in tion, cultural arts items will be Students and staff performed for sale in a silent auction. to a packed audience, culminat Seminole County Public Schools Prices May Vxry means it's time to dance and The Arts Alive in Seminole! ed by a performance from the With Location sing. Committee is seeking students Seminole High School Gospel The third annual Arts Alive in and staff in the schools who Choir. MODELS OPEN: Seminole! will be held Thursday, have visual or performing talent The event raised more than 10am-6pm Mon. Sat. Oct. 7 at the Orlando Museum of they would like to audition. $35,000 in 1998 to support the (904) 592-2424 11 am-5pm Sunday (904) 409-3043 Art. As in past years, the event Performing art talent auditions arts in Schools. 1863 Saxon Btvd. 1845 Needle Palm Drive will showcase the talend of stu will be held on Monday, Aug. 23 All proceeds from the event DELTONA EDGEWATER dents and staff in schools. and Tuesday, at 4 pm . and 8 will support The Foundation for The event will Include vocal, p m Aug. 24 at Lake Mary High Seminole County Public Schools instrumental and dance perfor School. The deadline for com to promote the fine arts. HOLIDAY mances throughout the plete entry forms is Friday, Sept. Any staff or student who is £wtnE Museum. 17 at 4 p.m. ,, interested can call 320-0181 to “Many of the performers have Individuals or groups will request an audition time. Employee Owned CR CO23390 won state or national acclaim perfofm no more than five minu- http://holidaybuilders.com RE03283 and have appeared professional jtes. All artwork must be matted ly,” said Dede Schaffner, director and framed. The deadline for of Community Involvement. completed entry forms in Sriday, Visual arts, from students and Sept. 17,4 p.m. Oviedo ------Continued from Pago 7A is encouraged that the growth Townsend said. "That's what in population and new housing makes it so quaint. projects is declining in recent For Mayor, Mary Lou years. Through reforms to the Andrews is opposing Ed Y ou C a n city's Land Development Code, Bradford. The Mayor does not Veilc wants to reduce residen have a vote on the council. tial densities. Incumbent Mimi Bruce is not "The biggest issue for me is seeking reelection. parks and recreation," Veile Andrews, 45, who owns a said. "We need more parks." writing a publishing company, Townsend, 50, grants coordi wants to work to open the lines nator for the Seminole County of communication with resi Department of Tourism, wants A ffo r d T o dents, as well as perform t to control growth in the city to research necessary to keep the maintain the lifestyle of current Council informed on the issues. Oviedo residents. Bradford, 48, a professor of In addition, Townsend wants political science at UCF, agrees to create a by-pass around that the role of Mayor is to lis Oviedo to reduce traffic conges ten to different ideas and inter tion, and see communication ests on the council, and help between residents and members maintain a focus on the issues. B e C h o o s y of the City Council improve. However, he is also concerned "I want to retain the heritage about development in the city. of the city's environment," Announce the Bio Eventl Forms are available at the Seminole Herald office, 300 N. 6 - M o n t h C D 12-Month CD 2 1-Month CD French Ave. Sanford, FL 32771. There is no charge for this service. 5 . 3 0 2 5.50% 5.85% We understand you need options in life. That's why we're offering you three attractive rate options on NOTICE CDs right now. So you can pick the one that meets your needs, just come by any AmSouth branch and get a 6-Month CD with a 5.30% APY. A 12-Month CD with a 5.50% APY Or. a 2 1 -Month CD with a 5.85% APY. It's Due to a manufacturer’s shipping delay, the Quake II up to you. But hurry, this offer won't last long. So come by your nearest AmSouth branch and make your selection. Video Gam e for Playstation on page 17 of this week's Target advertising supplement will not be available. Rain checks will be offered. 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MARY LiKE Was Was 1998 DODGE RAM 1500 2 WB 2 1500 RAM DODGE 1998 98 JEEP CHEROKEE SPORT CHEROKEE JEEP 98 Was 97 CHRYSLERCIRRUSLXI97 1998 CHRYSLERSEBRING 1998 94 MERCURY COUCAR LS COUCAR MERCURY 94 1997 HONDA ACCORD HONDA 1997 $695 • $16,995 $16,995 - - $16,995 $16,995 - - $16,995 $21,995 $17,995 $21,995 - - $21,995 $12,995 - - $12,995 $20,599 - - $20,599 JXI CONVERTIBLE JXI ' ■ : ■■ .'" 1 LEATHER, ROOF LEATHER, ■ ' TXefit T f t a NOW s Vv NOW NOW NOW NOW NOW ------a ★ a • $14,995 $14,995 $15,599 $19,599 $9,995 $18,595 l l * - -—n ______ StrWwte Herald. Santord, Ftoride ■ Sunday, Aoguet 29. 1999-11 ■> a — 1 ..‘____- 1 1 ', - A l l i g a t o r h a r v e s t some hitting t o b e g i n S e p t . 1 ‘Hounds, Rams put talents on display in Classic By Am t Qua STAKE WHITE I LONGWOOD - Putting skills Into action. That was the main purpose of Friday night's kickoff classic between Lake Mary High School and Lyman High School's foot ball teams at the Carlton Henley Sports Complex Lyman and Lake Mary took to Since Friday's gome did not the Cartton Henley Sports Com count In the standings, the two plex Field Friday night for the schools decided to let all three Kick-Off Classic with the Lyman teams for both schools play. freshman team winning the first The first quarter was played by the freshmen teams and was quarter 12-0. the Lake Maty dominated by Lyman. junior varsity team winning the The Greyhounds scored two second quarter 6-0 and the touchdowns, however failed to Rama varsity squad prevailing collect on the extra point. 21-6 in the second half. The first of the two touch downs was scored by Victor Senior running backs Eric Johnson on a 23-yard run. Coleman (No. 23, top left photo) This touchdown was set up and Charles Harris (top right by Sean Glister who recovered photo) scored two of Lake a fumble, after a turnover on downs by Lyman. Mary's three varsity touch Johnson was able to run for downs, junior Anthony Ballerino 32 yards during the drive. added the other, and Russ The second touchdown was Abrams kicked al three extra scored by Maurice Hall on a points as Lake Mary prevailed run of 10 yards. overall In the game 27-18. Travo Woods was able to run for 57 yards for the Grey- Selected applicants are required to purchase a $250 resident alligator trapping license or a Lions put (1.000 nonresident li cense In order to partici pate In the harvest, or in extra else forfeit their opportu nity. The forfeited permits effort in were assigned to alter nate applicants who were randomly selected from those who originally ap Classic plied but were not se lected In the Initial HERALD CORRESPONDENT draw ing. Licensed trappers ore OVIEDO - While It appeared allowed to have trapping that Oviedo was cooking up a agents to assist them In 20 polnt play In their Football the hunt, but agents are Classic with Winter Park, they not permitted to hunt In were actually tiylng to do dependent of the licensed something much harder: kill trap p er. memories. Each agent must pur For Coach Greg Register and his Lions. Friday's preseason chase a $50 nontransfer game was more than Just a able trapping agent li means to work out some kinks cense. and get In some hits before next Trappers may use week's season-opener against snatch hooks, snares, Seminole Athletic Conference- gigs or harpoons to take foe Lyman (7:30 p.m. at John alligators, and bows-and- Courier Field). arrows or crossbows may "I've needed this to build on be used If the projectile Is for next week." said Register. attached to a restraining "We had a tough season last line. Firearms are prohib year (when the Lions suffered ited. through a 3-7 campaign), but we don't want to look back. Since 1988, alligator Herald photo* by Tom VTnrcat That's history." hunters have taken Quarterback Kenny Starting (No. 5) completed 15-of-33 passes for For nearly 29 minutes Friday. nearly 30.000 alligators yard, including two for touchdowns, and rushed 11 times for a team- It wus the present and a horri during the annual public 260 yards and three touchdowns and also ran 17 times for 54 yards high 73 yards in the Oviedo Lions' 35-23 toss to the Winter Park fying possibility of what the waters harvests. and running back Alvin Hudson (No. 24) caught four passes for 41 Wildcats in the Kick-Off Classic at John Courier Field Friday night. Please see Lions, Page 2B This year they can take a total of 3,645 alligators during the month-long h u n t. The annual alligator harvest Is one of five pro grams of the FWC's Alli gator Management Sec tion. The main objective of Special to the Herald the section Is to Imple ment alligator harvest ORLANDO - The O rlando programs under the con Magic have obtained guard Lee cept of sustained annual Maybenry and forwards Makhtar harvests while optimizing Ndlayc, Rodrlck Rhodes and the economic, aesthetic Michael Smith from Vancouver and ecological values of as part of a three-way deal also die alligator as a renew Involving Houston, announced able resource. Magic General Manager Jolin By emphasizing these Gabriel Friday night. As part of the transaction, the values, the FWC hopes to Magic sent forward Don Ma provide incentives for cLean and a first found draft conservation of not only selection to Houston, while also die alligator, but also the sending a future second round Please see Hunt. Page 4B pick to Vancouver. The Orlando Magic obtained Lee Mayberry (left) and Makhtar (right), who went to the Houston Rockets, as part of a three-team Please see Magic, Page 3B Ndiaye (center) from the Vancouver Grizzlies for Don MacLean It-player deal Friday night that was the biggest in NBA history. H bB | 2 B • Somtno^e Herald. Sanford. Florida • Sunday. August 29. 1999 C la ssic------h ead coach for Lyman. *We Continued from Pi|e IB Carries for long runs In the hts thoughts on the game. extra point. out and play harder. 1 feel good The first of Lake Mary's *We need to stay healthy.* about this season.’ need to develop a physical, hounds, greatly contributing to second quarter were turned In touchdowns was scored by said Steve Katz. Lake M ary's However, the attempted two emotional, and disciplined style his team's success. by Anthony Evertt (Lake Mary) senior Charles Hants on a 17- offensive coordinator. *lf we point conversion did not work. of football.’ The second quarter was the with a 20 yard run. Ricky Argo yard nin. Russ Abrams then stay healthy then we will have a On the defensive side of the The teams kick off the season |unlor varsity squads turn to (Lyman) with a 20 yard run and kicked through the extra point. chance to compete at the end of field. Greyhound Junior John for real next Friday night with a play and this time Lake Mary a 15 yard carry, Anthony Malk The Rams’ Eric Coleman, also the season, and we still want to Harltan made six tackles. game against friendly rivals. showed up Lyman. (Lyman) with a 25 yard gain, a senior, scored the second be In It going Into the playoffs.* ■We need to get our heads Lyman travels to Oviedo to Tile Rams scored the only and Drew Bums (Lake Mary) touchdown, on a one-yard run. back Into the game and then we take on the Lions at John Cou touchdown In Ihe second quar with an eight-yard carry. Lyman's touchdown was will be Just fine.* said H arltan. The final half of the game was Abrams again made the extra rier Field, while Lake Mary wel ter off a passing play to receiver scored by Terry Cross on a run *We need to develop a w in comes Seminole to Don T. Rey played by the varsity teams point count. Scott Herring. of 30 yards. ning attitude and establish a nolds Stadium. Lake Mary's Junior varsity with Lake Mary scoring three The final Lake Mary touch *1 feel pretty good about this system on both sides of the team, much like Lyman's touchdowns and Lyman one. down was scored by junior game, we're learning,’ said field.* said BUI Caughell. who Both games are set for a 7:30 freshmen team, failed to capi *lt w as tough, b u t we tried Anthony Ballertno. It was Cross. ’Next time, we will come was directing his first game as p.m. kickoff. talize on Ihe extra point oppor our best." said Lyman senior scored off of a one-yard carry tunity. Marshall Smith In regards to as well. Again Abrams made the L io n s — — cislng the specter of last year’s malnlng In the game. nightm are. As far as Register and crew future may hold as the Lions "We spotted them 14 points were concerned, that would were plagued by the errors that In the first seven minutes of the have been an unacceptable >*'s c P.O.N.Y. MEETING FIVE POINTS - Seminole PONY (Protect O ur Nations Reserved Seats Youth) Baseball will hold Its annual meeting on Sun B C a te g o ry 1: $ 3 8 .0 0 day. August 29th at 6 p.m. at the Seminole PONY □ Category 2: $28.00 5 5 . unoy MaM«tn Bme Daunto CuK»m' U Baseball Complex on High Team Florida way 419. east of 17-92. ■ Category 3: $18.00 New board members and . officers will be elected and the public Is Invited to at tend. CONTACT ANY LOCAL Last year, in the inaugural All-Star For more Information, call ROTARIAN FOR TICKETS The Rivalry Gridiron Classic, Team Florida defeated 3 2 3 -5 5 7 0 . • OR CALL THE Team USA 17 to 9. Team Florida was LACROSSE LEAGUE Heats Up in *00 coached by Lindy Infante and quar WINTER PARK - There terbacked by the University of Central will be a lacrosse league SEMINOLE HERALD...322-2611 offered this fall for Middle Team USA will definitely be looking for Florida's Daunta Culpepper - a first- School athletes. revenge in the first big grudge match of the round draft pick of the Minnesota All Central Florida Middle NFL Hall of Fame coach Vikings. Daunte was 8 for 12 with 134 School students Interested new millenium. And you don’t want to miss in playing lacrosse (no ex Don Shula serves as the yards passing and had one rushing the action! Contact your local Florida Rotary perience necessary) should ; touchdown in the inaugural game to earn call Chuck Scales at: phone - games Honorary Chairman today and reserve your seats! Club MVP honors. Please see Briefs. Psge 4B ■ -- ■ i n n PMI \ * »>’ i Samlnota Herald, Sanlord, Florida • Sm tay. A i^ » l 2fl, 1900 ______Magic “OUR GOAL IS TO GIVE i s • July I, 1999 - Magic name A nderson. * August 19. 1999 - Magic YOU THE BEST POSSIBLE "We received tome talented Dave Wohl assistant conch; * August 5. 1999 - Magic ob obtain Chris Oalling and Armon players in the deal, while alao Magic sign Eric Musselman to a tain Pat Oarrity. Danny Man Gilliam from Milwaukee for SERVICE EVERY DAY” adding additional salary cap new assistant coaching con ning and two future first round Danny Manning and Dale Ellis. flexibility In the future,* aald tract. draft selections from Phoenix • August 27. 1999 - Magic Oabrlel. • July 11, 1999 - Magic name for Anfemee Hardaway (sign- obtain Lee Maybeny. Makhtnr Mayberry (O-foot *1. 180- Johnny Davis assistant coach. trade deal). Ndiaye. Rodrick Rhodes and pounds), a seven-year pro. waa • July 12. 1999 • Magic sign * August 11. 1999 - Magic Michael Smith from Vancouver originally selected out of Ar first round draft selection Corey obtain Teny Davis, Ben Wal aa part of a three-way deal also kansas In the first round (23rd Maggetle. lace. Tim Legler and JefT McJn- Involving Houston. As part of pick overall) of the 1092 NBA • August 3. 1999 - Magic re nls from Washington for Ike the transaction, the Magic send Draft by Milwaukee. sign free-ogenl Bo Outlaw. Austin. Don MacLean and a future first He played four years with the • August 3. 1999 • Magic ob * August 13. 1999 • Magic round draft selection to Hous Bucks, before spending each of tain Tariq Abdul-Wahad and a obtain llarvey Grant and An ton, while also sending a future the last three years with Van future first round draft selec thony Parker from Philadelphia second round pick to Vancou couver. tion from Sacramento for Nick for Billy Owens. ver. Mayberry saw action in nine games last season, averaging 2.2 points per game and 2.0 assists per game In 14.0 min utes per game. Please Watch For Manatees Over the course of his career. Mayberry has averaged 5.1 points per game and 3.0 assists Ed Xl-amarrlh per game. For more information on manatees, the Circulation Manager He ranks second on Vancou Adopt-A-Manatee, program, or for a fret ver's all-time assists list with If you are having a service problem that you 701, fourth on the Ortnly’a all- manatee protection tips packet, contact time steals Hat (132 steals) and are unable to resolve, please contact me. 10th on the team's all-time If yo u r service is terrific I'd like to hear about scoring list (793 points). Save the Manatee.Club Ndiaye (0-fool-8, 245- that too! pounds) saw action in four 14KXM32-JOIN (5646) games aa a rookie last season 500 N. MaHSaad Aram Our carders and entire staff at The Seminole for Vancouver. MaMaaS. FL 3X781 Herald appreciate your business and are here to Undrafted out of the Univer anew.eawedwaeaalea.eie serve you. sity of North Carolina. Ndiaye became the first player from Senegal to play In an NBA regular season game. He scored You can help: Seminole Herald five points and had five re bounds In 27 total minutes of • Stay In dttp water channel*. Avoid • Wear polarized sunglasses, Call Us When You Need Us action. running your motor over *aagra*a bed*, e Don’t discard treed Into the wet*r. For Home Delivery Call: (407) 322-2611 Rhodes (O-foot-6, 225- • Look for the manatee's snout, back, tall, • Look, but donl touch. Ptaaaa don't feed pounds). a two-year pro. waa or visit my web site a t originally selected out of Ken or flipper In the watar. manatees or give them water. http://SeminoleHerald.Virtualave.net tucky tn the first round (24th • Call 1-aoo-DIAL»FMP, *FMP, or ua# VHF • Watch for poatad apead zone and To Speak To The Circulation Manager pick overall) of the 1997 NBA Channel 16 If you spot an Injured manatee, sanctuary signs. (407) 322-2611 DraftI byf Houston. " He played his rookie season Cellular 492-5790 for Houston, before going to For missed paper delivery call before Vancouver In a trade last March 6:30 p.m. for same day delivery service. U th. OPERATE WITH CARE Rhodes has now played In 71 NBA games, averaging 5.4 points per game In 17.3 min utes per game. He has Started 14 games over Top Quality Service the course of his career. Last season. Rhodes saw action In 13 games (three with Houston, 10 with Vancouver), averaging '3.3 points per game tn 13.0 ■ minutes per game. Smith (8-foot-8. 240- pound.**). a five-year pro, worn originally selected out of Provi w c w L W i e . dence in the second round (34th pick overall) of the 1994 3505 N. U.S. HWY. 17-92 NBA Draft by Sacramento. - — He played the first four-plus L0NGW00D. FL 32752 years of his career with Sacra- fnento before going to Vancou (407) 323-3750 ver In > trade on Feb. 18. 1998. Dealership^ Smith saw action In 48 games last season, while starting 10 Quality at a. contests. He averaged 7.3 re 15 POINT bounds per gome and 4.8 points per game, while shooting Discount; INSPECTION a team-best 53.5 percent from th e field. Hla 7.3 rebounds per game ranked 3 1 st In the NBA, while he ranked fifth In the league In rebounding efficiency with one board every 3.14 minutes of play. OIL & FILTER CHANGE He grabbed 10 or more re bounds 15 times on the season and In 10 of hla last 22 games. • Install new oil filter Smith led Vancouver In re • Check & top off all fluids bounding In 18 games, while • Add up to 5 qts. motor oil posting foifour double-doubles. Over the course of his career. • Check & adjust tire pressure Smith has averaged 6.0 points • FREE 15 point Inspection per game and 7 .1 rebounds per game, while shooting 54 per cent from the floor. He has seen Q u ic k Z m sea action In 324 games, while ^ Q uick Lane Son* rate* may Da aatfl Mual praaant coupon aftan onter * an making 95 starts. He has re So t* t o m may m to n UuM pttaant coupon« I anBan Cannot Da contonadatn any c#*r •paaate E>(M*t| ] l » Cannot Da cortanad aan any c9*r ypaaate E a p m t-li 99 corded 10 or more rebounds in 97 career games. MacLean. a seven-year NBA veteran, has seen action with ROAD TRIP SERVICE five teams (Washington. Den A/C PERFORMANCE TRANSMISSION ver. Philadelphia. New Jersey. PACKAGE Seattle). MacLean averaged SERVICE SERVICE • m - > (aflat Ml 10.9 points per game and 3.8 DON'T LOSE YOUR COOL THIS SUMMER! • Mplfll Ml alter rebounds per gome last season • L s M c iti Chassis, tit *■ for Seattle. • Tut A/C ptrlorminca t MM kntn He was obtained by Orlando • Chick MC on draft night (June 30. 1999) ambient output • aaiutl pititura from Seattle along with Corey • laryatt lalu 4 9mm +tax • Inspect Bolts • laipatl 4 nut* ipadlicauaai. Maggctte (13th selection In the +tax t n u m lt t lf , hralas/iJulcft +tax 1999 NBA Draft), Dale Ellis and ■Uttar tylM ir. poni liming 4 taoliM lavali ■ Billy Owens. . Q u i c k • Following Is a list of Orlando ^ Q uick L ane ^ Quick Lane I Magic off-season transactions: Son* modM may Da adtn Uutl p.«MN coupon nt*n outer * anten "Some mode* may hi arm Musi prat** coupon whan order is wnaan Some mode* may be addi Ifeel present < \ eaten order • s ! * May 24. 1999 - Magic head Cannot Da ctwrfmad ant! any ot*f K t o i i 1 H i 99 Corral be combined wen any cr*r *c«cme E a r n 611 99 Cannot be comoned wen any other i Expires 9 11 99 ! coach Chuck Daly retires. ; ‘ June 7, 1999 - Magic name • G lenn *Doc* Rivers head coach. • J u n e 14. 1999 - Magic | waive Dominique Wilkins. • June 25. 1999 - Magtc walve Gerald Wilkins. ! • June 30. 1999 - Magic ob- ; tain the draft rights of Corey | Maggctte (13th pick. first > round. 1999 NBA Draft) from ! Seattle, along with Don Ma- tcLean. Billy Owens and Dale 'Ellis for Horace Grant and two • future second round draft • p ick s. I} * June 30. 1999 - Magic se aled Laron Profit with the 38th • pick (second round) In the !:i999 NBA Draft. ;; • J u n e 30. 1999 - Magic ob- I tain the draft rights from Min nesota to Louts Bullock (42nd Jplck. second round, 1999 NBA Kraft). hhmbhbmbihh 4B - Seminole HetakJ, Sanford. Ftonda - Sunday. August 29. t»99 B rie fs Legal Notices Legal Notices Legal Notices Continued from Psf e 2D CHORO BEAR!HQ O f N41*17-521 TO A POMT O f A CUSP WITH A _ (407) 862- partment Is now forming an The league will follow all CURVE CONCAVE NORTHWESTERLY HAVMO A RAOmS O f 170472 6302; FAX BC2-6432; or E- Adult Flag Football League to Florida Recreation and Parks FEET. 6AJO P O R T ALSO BE NO ON THE WESTERLY RWHT-OfWAY Mrttl _ JCS8626502eAOL.COM . begin play In November. Association (FRPA) Flag Foot LMC Of A CSX RAILROAD; THENCE ICAVMO EAIO EASTERLY ball Rules and Regulations. RIGHT-OF-WAY LINE Of C R #427 RUN SOUTHWESTERLY ALONO Games will be played on Sat THE ARC O f EAO CURVE. ALSO BEING THE WESTERLY RIGHT-OF- ADULT FLAG FOOTBALL urday's at the open field across For additional Information WAY UNE Of CSX FOR A DISTANCE Of 17 32 FEET THROUGH A SANFORD - The Ctty of Snn- from Sanford Middle School on please contact Jtn Schaefer at CENTRAL ANGLE OF 00*1541' ANO A CHORO BEARINO OF 1407) 330-5697. Eor s o t r w t o a p o in t o f a c u s p w it h a c u r v e c o n c a v e foril Rrcrratton nnd Parks De 17-92. NORTHWEST!PV.V HAVMO A RADIUS Of 1V7488 FEET, THENCE LEAVMO BAIO WESTERLY RIGHT-OF-WAY LINE OF CSX. RUN SOUTHWESTERLY ALONG THE ARC O f SAO CURVE A OISTANCE OF •8 It FEET THROUGH A CENTRAL ANQLE OF 02*374? ANO A CHORO BEARMO O f SlTASTXrW; THENCE RUN 046*46)61 ALONG A RADI New Smyrna Speedway plays AL LMC A DISTANCE O f 10 0 FEET TO A POMT ON A CURVE CON CAVE TO THE NORTHWEST. HAVING A MOWS Of 1*64 88 FEET, THENCE FROM A CHORO BEARMO OF 6411770™ RUN BOUT* WESTERLY ALONG THE ARC Of SAO CURVE THROUGH A CENTRAL ANOLE Of O O llir A DISTANCE Of MOO FEET, THENCE RUN host Limited Late Model 100 ALONO A RADIAL LMC N471C41*W A OSTANCE O f 10 0 FEET TO A PONT ON A CURVE CONCAVE TO THE NORTHWEST. HAVING A By Hank Sanders 1-95 (exit 84. west). RADIUS O f 1174 86 THENCE FROM A CHORO BEARM 0 OF B4m n r w r u n eouthweeterly a l o n g t h e a r c o f s a d s p Uc IaI. t o Tllfc IIHUaLi )------ORLANDO 8PEEDWORLD CURVE THROUGH a CENTRAL ANOLE O f 2*217)1* A OISTANCE O f BITHLO _ Racing begins at 8 p.m. every Friday ■1 SI I L IT TO THE CNO Of BAX) CURVE. THENCE RUN B*f*364CrE. SAMSULA _ New Sm yrna Speedway will host (R a c ia l ) a d is t a n c e o f i n f e e t t o a p o m t o n a c u r v e c o n night at the track located 17 miles east of Or c a v e the rescheduled Coca-Cola Limited Late Model NORTHWESTERLY HAVING A RAOWE Of 1482.71 FEET. lando between Ortando and Titusville on High THENCE RUN SOUTHWESTERLY ALONO THE ARC O f SAIO CURVE A 100 this Saturday night. way 50 at the 520 Cocoa Cutoff, DISTANCE OP 114 03 FEET THROUGH A CENTRAL ANGLE OF In addition to the special race there will also 0 4 -m r ANO A CHORO BEARna Of EATTrsrW . TO A PORIT ON In addition to special race* each week there Is THE WEST LINE Of EAIO LOT S CURVE ANO TO A POWT ON SAX) be features only action In the Late Model, Open also regular action in the Late Model. Limited CURVE. THENCE. LEAVING SAC CURVE. RUN N0O117TW (NO* Wheeled Modified. Bomber. Sportsman, Mlnl- Late Model, Open Wheeled Modified, Bomber. RAOUL ANO NON-TANOENT) ALONG SAC WEST LINE FOR 1211 Stoek and Strictly Slock classes. FEET TO THE POMT Of EEGMMNG Sportsman and Mini-Stock classes. CONTAMMQ USO SQUARE FEET. MORE OR LESS. The Coca-Cola had to be rescheduled because TEST AND TUNE PROPERTY L 0. NO.: 07-21-M S 16000000804-1 last Saturday's races were canceled due to ndn. OWNER*) MORAVADEN 0 PATEL and BITHLO _ Test and Tune Is held every ULABCL PATEL Pit gates open at 4 p.m. with grandstand gates Wednesday night from 8 p.m. to 10 p.m. at Or CAO F A Ford. J r . Eaq opening at 6 p.m. and racing beginning at 7 p.m. lando Speed World. 145 ta n Ren Aroma D a U M F L S7T21 -0048 every Saturday night. Cost Is 820, which ts good for the car and Each OotonrtNd II Um ar n o « id mal me pawtonar wd p iw iir tor an Cost Is Just $10 for adults and children 11 - three people In the pits only, while Individuals Order el TWrog batoro Via HONORABLE GENE STEPHENSON, one of and-Under free at the track located 10 miles can enter for 85. me Judge* of m* above afytod Co w l on Atoratoy. mo 1 im day of giptowtoer. its d . M 130 p a t. In Courtroom K. aa to* Samnoto Courvy south of Daytona Beach at the comer of Highway For more Information, call the FASCAR office at Cawvouaa. Brotoro, Florida, at accordance wwi aa Ototoroaon of Takmp 44 and SR-415. between 1-4 (exit 56. east) and (904) 427-4129. or on the Internet at harowtora toad in vva cauaa. A* Datondaroa to vaa au* and M ediat tear- WWW.NEWSMYRNASPEEDWAY.COM. or E-Mail aaiad paroaa may amary raquaal a hearing an Via Paaaon tor Via Orttor of TMung al me hma and ptoca datognatod and ba heard Any Dalandani laa- at FASCARNOWOAOL.COM. mg to Ha a Mialy roquaai tor haartop anal wakro any ngfd u e(«aa to me H u n t ------RESULTS Continued from Page IB NEW SMYRNA SPEEDWAY wetland ecosystems. Not only arc they the AMMt 14 top predators, they provide Important habitat U W Ma lili. 1.(IOUErtcSaricX « Boaty DoatwtmN; a |10| JcfTAndm on. 4. [991 Ricky Wood 5.1811 Drurv Evcrrtl. for many other wetland species." said Hill. ^ H aE Lata IM M * _ I. |B3) Chrt* Lawirarr: 2. Ill DaOd Lo- Following Is a list of areas In the FWC's gan: 3. « Bobby Scan: 4.118) Natan WUean: 5. (77) tkton Brlkw M*4 tn *6* _ |. (IS I Toro Hoot X (IB) Tknk Turkey; X OOt Central Region where alligators can be legally Wayne Southard: 4. KM Chrta Hardnatle; X (7I| Joe Middleton. hunted by permit during the September har Spart— *■ . 1.190) Robert Andrerhrrk: X HE Rich Ckxracr 1 vest: 163) Joe Adana; 4. (30) Randy Nearby. S. 134) Pat *ng Cat* Duck- • St. Johns River (several sites in Putnam. Mlal Strok . I. (71) TW Vulplua; X 03) tta C M ; X 04) Flagler and Brevard counties). Donnie Stroeehl; 4. ISO) Rtofc Turney, X (27) f%l Well*. • 'M m _ I. a Charka FYy. X 1)3) Jim WuurrmlNn: X (71) • Kissimmee River (Osceola and Polk coun Mike tlm d ru : 4. (141 KeTOi Sch u lte X |7» Ed a k o ro k L ties). StHatlpBtM h. 1.(771 Joe WlEtanw; X USMVacy Jarkaon; X • Lake Harney (Volusia County). (75) M arlin P ln re ; 4. (001 Eddie F S ch e tt X (781 D usty Downey • Crescent Lake (Flagler and Putnam coun DKMOLmON D O S T . I. Mark. RMrlgh. North Carotin* ties). • Lake Jesup (Seminole County). • Lake Rousseau (Citrus. Marlon and Levy counties). Legal Notices • Lakes Tohopekallgn (Osceola County). • Lake Marian (Osceola County). • Rodman Reservoir (Marlon and Putnam counties). • Orange Lake (Marlon and Alachua coun ties). • Lake George (Putnam and Volusia coun ties). Legal Notices