1993

85th Year, No. 188 - 8anford, Florida

NEWS DIGEST Winn Dixie robbed Armed gunman,accomplice hit Sanford store The manager of the Winn Dixie store would not foot eight, and about 20 years of age." He had no By NICK PPIIPAUP comment on the robbery. description of the other man. but said reports Harald Staff Writer According to police Lt. Mike Rotundo. "At Indicated he did not have a firearm. SANFORD — The Winn Dixie store. 1722 W. approximately 2300 hours last night, (11 p.m.). "After robbing the store." he continued, "they Airport Blvd. In Sanford waa robbed at gunpoint two black males, one armed with a semi­ fled and apparently ran south on foot." automatic hand gun. robbed the Winn Dixie Store last night. Two men reportedly fled with Rotundo said police arc checking on all leads approximately $10,000 In cash. on Airport Boulevard." He said, "The man with the gun waa described and Interviewing witnesses In connection with Early this morning. Sanford police reported the case. onlv nrellmlnarv Information Is being released. ns a black male, approximately 200 pounds, live Two murders resolved Top Warlock’s Mom to serve slaying: Teen 5 years for sentenced starving baby ■y SANOfU 1UJOTT Harald 8tsffWrltsr Harald Staff Writer______SANFORD - A 16-year old Alta­ SANFORD - A 24-year old monte Springs youth was sentenced Oviedo woman was sentenced to to 36 years tn prison Thursday for five years in prison Thursday after the 1901 shooting death of Wayne pleading guilty to manslaughter In Sanxo, national president of the the starving death of her Infant son Warlocks Motorcycle Club. In 1992. Freddie Mathis Jr., who pleaded Under the negotiated plea no contest In February to second agreement. Sheila Powell agreed to Spring alread degree murder, conspiracy to FrMklf* Mathis give up custody of another minor commit first degree murder, armed child In a case pending In Juvenile murder. Mathis faced 25 years In ter Is a lesser included offense of the Daylight 8avlngs Tima baglns at 2 a.m. on burglary and grand theft of a court. She will be credited for 308 prison without parole. charge of first degree murder. 8unday, April 4. Don’t forgat to move clocks firearm, will also be on IS years days served In the John E. Polk forward ons hour. Despite Mathis' age. he was given Correctional Facility and be placed In addition to the other terms of probation following his prison term. adult sanctions by Circuit Court the plea agreement, Powell Is lo He waa credited with the 878 days on ten years probation. Judge Alan Dickey with the concur­ participate In Project Independence he has spent In Jail since the Originally. Powell was indicted by rence of the public defender. a Seminole County grand Jury for through the Department of Health •hooting In September 1991. "Although Freddie Is not as edu­ and Rehabilitative Services (HRS). Mathis' sentence was part of a first degree murder In the starving cated as he would like to be." Judge Powell was Indicted by the grand negotiated agreement between the death or her son. Dominique Lewis. Dickey said. "I find that he Is street Jury in March 1992 alleging that Transportation hub ravoalod state and defense attorneys. If found The baby was bom Aug. 10. 1991 and died Jan. 12. 1992. Manslaugh­ □$•• Powsll, Fags SA SANFORD — The brief ceremony marking the guilty as charged of first degree □ • • • Mathis. Fags BA Inaugural arrival of Am Irak’s Sunset Limited this morning, was also to include the an* nouncement of a future public transportation hub tot Sanford. The project will link Am Irak, light rail and the Lynx bus system, at a single facility, for residents of North Seminole and West Volusia Counties. Findings from a preliminary study, sponsored Jointly by the .City of Sanford, and Seminole County, were to be presented by Mayor Bettye Smith, and County Commissioner Daryl McLain.

■ . Cadi# asks McGregor be removed • . . * V * * i t i , i SANFORD — In a surprise move this morning, anil-abortionist leader Bruce Cadle. asked Semi­ nole Circuit Judge Robert B. McGregor to remove himself from deciding whether Cadle and others violated a 1902 injunction against illegal activities at abortion clinics. McOrcgor Immediately recessed the hearing to decide the Issue. Cadle. southwest field director of Operation Rescue, and other Anti-abortion activists are facing Jail terms and fines If McGregor decides they have violated his order. During the recess, about two dozen anti­ HMSfeRKfl abortionists prayed in the lobby of the Seminole |?P. .v^-uV • County Courthouse. "Our Lord, our God. will destroy them foe their sins." one man said. "You are the one who While the Blue Angela, above, practiced will punish the wicked. Lei us rise up against their complicated maneuvers for Alrmhow the wicked." Orlando which will be in Sanford this Abortion clinic operators have testified pro­ weekend, the seagulls, at left, soared testors have obstructed their access to clinics along the Lake Monroe waterfront in and picketed at their homes and hotel rooms. pursuit of a lunch of bread slices provided Cadle had called up to 40 anti-abortion bv a driver who was eniovlng the view. protestors and clinic employees to testify today. Alrshow Orlando-will take place at the McGregor has restricted him to lowlinesses. Central Florida Regional Airport tomor* McGregor stated he hopes to reach a decision row and Sunday. Tickets are SO for today and may decide to expand his injunction adults and $5 for children if they are restrict kins. purchased in advance through Tick* etmaater. at local Barnett and Sun Banks and at the Greater Seminole County Chamber of Commerce. They will be $12 for adults and $7 for children at the gate. Parking will be $2. Oates open at 8:30 a.m. with air demonstrations beginning a t 1 2 :3 0 p .m . a t

Clsar sklM foreastad Cable television cost cut draws criticism He continued. "Though critical details will not • y M O K | The Commission has clearly be known for several weeks, it seems certain the HaraM Staff Writer FCC has misinterpreted the 1092 Cable Act In pushed the outer bounds of Its several key provisions and imposed heavy* SANPORO — The Federal Communications Mostly sunny. High authority and in some critical handed regulation on programming services and Commission has ruled cable television companies new technology that was not contemplated by in the mid to upper must cut their monthly bills for basis subscribers. . 70s. West wind 10 to aspects appears to have Congress." The decision, made yesterday, is already drawing IS m p h . exceeded that authority. | "We suspect that much of what was done may criticism from at least one cable official. not survive Judicial scrutiny." he added. Storer Cable covers Lake Mary aa well as -S t fr S fM t r V lo t P fu K w H W tStt Thomson CablevW on of Central Florida serves Sanford. Altamonte Springs and several unincorporated Longwood. and other unincorporated areas of the areas. Storer has 17.500customers. county. Manager Jim Rosier could not be reached Local Storer manager Jeff Walker said he has The Commission has clearly pushed the outer bounds of Us authority." Thomson said in the for comment. not studied the FOC decision cloaly. but has The reduction is due to a Federal Communlca- received a statement from the Storer Senior Vice release, "and In some critical aspects appears to have exceeded that authority." □ I

SUBSCRIBE TO THE SANFORD HERALD FOR THE BEST LOCAL NEWS COVERAGE. Call 3 2 2 - 2 6 1 I NEWS FROM THE REGION AND ACROSS THE STATE All aboard Sunset Limited Felon sentenced to electric chelr First transcontinental passenger train welcomed FORT LAUDERDALE — A •even-time convicted felon who exclaimed Gov. Lawton Chiles when the telegraph operator In Ohio, and he blew a beat and strangled two women for a Pontiac Trana Am and two silver double-decker pulled Into Talluhnsacc. wooden whistle that simulated the wall of a bracelets has been sentenced to die In the electric chair. " It beats w alking." steam engine's whistle. David Pangbum, 33. his legs shackled and his left arm ABOARD THE SUNSET LIMITED - The He Is known as "Walkin' Lawton" Chester Davis, who worked for 40 years handcufTed to a chair, did not move or even blink Wednesday nation's first transcontinental train has because of hts campaign hikes across the for the Louisville A Nashville Railway, wore as Broward County Judge Paul Backman decreed his death. received a rousing welcome In closing the state. an LAN cap to the Pensacola ceremony and A Jury on Dec. 10 found Pangbum guilty of the Nov. 20, "missing link" In Amtrak's passenger rail Chiles, the son of a railroad worker, was recalled his days as a coach cleaner and lose, murders of Nancy Danata Matlawskl, 32. of Pompano system. Instrumental in getting $6.8 million in state eventually a car Inspector. Beach, and Nancy Marilyn Cole. S I, of Wilton Manors. A special inaugural version of the Sunset money for rail Improvements and station Davis, now retired, said the return of By a 7*8 vote, the same Jury on Fab. 1 recommended Limited restored east-west passenger serv­ construction on the North Florida route. But passenger service will enable him for the Pangbum die for Matlawskl's murder and be sentenced to life ice across North Florida Thursday after a he turned down an offer to ride the train first time to use a pass Amtrak gave him 10 In prison for killing Cole. 22-year lapse. The train was scheduled because he wanted to remain In Tallahassee or 12 years ago. Backman followed the Jury’s recommendation, which Florida today to depart Jacksonville for Miami with to deal with a contentious Legislature. "For travel It's Just the comfort," said law says should carry "great weight" In his sentencing 11 Interim stops, including Orlando. "If I could put 40 members of the Senate Pensacola rail bun and model railroader decision. It was the first time Backman has ordered a man to Regular service begins Sunday three on that train and send them somewhere, I Fred Newcombe. "It's relaxing. I've flown a die. times a week between Miami and Los would," Chiles Joked. lot and there's hustle and bustle. With Bands played, officials spoke and trains you Just kind of relax." Torching tourists trial delayed The Sunset Limited is the first train In the thousands turned out to greet the bain as It Leaning back In a coach chair that TAMPA — The trials of three white laborers In the New 163 years of passenger railroading in the chugged from Pensacola to Jacksonville. surpasses first-class airline seats In roomi­ Year's Day burning of a black tourist have been delayed until United States to make a cosat-to-coast ru n. The biggest crowds were In the smallest ness. Austin Coates of Jacksonville, presi­ Ju n e 7. Regularly scheduled passenger service towns such as Ciestview and Chlpley. dent of United Rail Passenger Alliance, said The trials had been set to begin April 12, but Circuit Judge between New Orleans and Jacksonville In Pensacola, Bill Reeley wore an he couldn't explain the attraction of trains. Donald C. Evans postponed them during a brief hearing ended In 1971 when the Gulf Wind was engineer's cap with Insignia patches of the "Grown men become little boys when you Wednesday. discontinued. railways he has ridden. He clutched a signal The prosecution asked for the continuance after Mark Ober, "Don't you love a train — whoo," lamp his father had used as a Penn Central start talking about trains,” Coates said.’ attorney for defendant Jeffery PeUett, told the Judge he would not be ready for trial because of several other Mark Kohut, 26, Charles Rourk. 33, and is . remain Jailed without bond on charges of attempted murder, Vaccine kidnapping and armed robbery. They are accused of abducting Christopher Wilson, 31, a stock brokerage clerk from New York City, forcing him to drive for pox to a remote field, where he was taunted with racial slurs, doused with gasoline and set afire. Wilson, burned over nearly 40 percent of his body, Is recuperating at his Brooklyn home and has only been able to coming Identify Kohut from photographs. FalM magazin* soliciting charged FORT LAUDERDALE - U.8. News A World Report has filed suit against two Coral Springs companies, accusing them of GAINESVILLE - Good news fraudulently soliciting subscription renewals and pocketing the for parents: a vaccine that will prevent chicken pox could be on P*to^^dv11 racketeering lawsuit filed In federal court here, the market within two years. the Washington-based magazine claimed that as many as Researchers now will determine 1,700 subscribers paid more than $112,000 In bogus whether the shot will be ad­ subscription renewal fees to the two companies. ministered with the usual litany The suit names M and H Publishers Service and Elite of vaccines for toddlers. Services Inc., and Michelle A. Hayes of Coral Springs, listed as “It's a question every mother president and sole director of both com panies. wants to know because no mom According to the lawsuit, existing subscribers were offered a wants to have her child pricked chance to renew the subscription far $79.80 far three years, with a needle more frequently and If they agreed to send a check to a company bank account than necessary." said Dr. Peter In Coconut Creek. Reuman said. Magazine officials discovered the arrangement when sub­ Reuman. an assistant pro­ scribers complained that they were not receiving the magazine fessor in pediatric Infectious Iseues far which they had paid. diseases at the University of Florida, la heading up a study to No chargta fltad in daath of tourist determine whether the shot will be Included with the required NEW SMYRNA BEACH — A rookie police officer was driving measles, mumps and rubella a patrol car that struck and killed a German tourist eartier this Inoculation at 18 months. week, police revealed. Clinical trials are being con­ No Charges have been filed tmthe death; of Christa Una ducted on Infants between 12 * • r EmtffetgfmfPartin.■■■■**•»- — • - • ■ * vv* ? #» -»-*•**i and 18 months. Ike officer; Ray smith, 28, was, pi seed on paid ad- day at tha Ooldan •xcltlng show this wssksnd. Thra# planes tha Control Florida swoopad down over the crowd bafora taking off If approved by the U.S. Food Into tha wild blue yondar, brushing up on and Dnig Administration, the taehnlquat, to tha dallght of local audlancas. new vaccine could be available The Florida Highway Patrol bad not completed its within two years, Reuman said. Inveetlgatlon of the case, and city police would not say whether The infanta ate being split Into Smith waa responding to a call, whether hie emergency lights two groups to determine were flashing or how fast he was going. Ms. Entitle was crossing a four-lane road to get to the bsach whether there are differences between giving the vaccine alone when she waa hit by the patrol car, according to an accident Governor’s office bogged report. Smith was trying to help the woman when rescue or In combination with the standard shot. Reuman said out of every 100 down In growing scandal children given the vaccine, only about four will develop a minor director David Cobum was wrong not to tell him rash similar to Insect bites Beadof a stats dtoaotar study group m id. about ths computer horrors at HRS. within one to two weeks after "Mother Naturs has ghraanoriSa a rough going-over the past "The first thing I heard about this Is when he receiving the shot. The reaction TALLAHASSEE — Senate President Ander eight months," farmer state Son, Phil Lewis a national told* me and said, T made a mistake.' When Is not serious nor does It make Crenshaw thinks lawmakers will find more somebody comes to me and says ‘I did something the child contagious. problems with the state's social services agency, Some 9.000 children have Last August Hurricane Andrew devastated much of south wrong, 1 made a mistake,' I don't have any Dade County, a region ■***—*—* between e t « « i and the Florida which la already meting from a computer ocandol problem w ith that." been given the vaccine In that led to the dismissal of Its top three various clinical triala since test­ administrators. Coburn waited for more than two weeks before ing began in the United States In "U'a like quicksand — It's going to swallow informing Chiles about Mr<1 Iraki errors that made the late 1900s. To date, none some people,1' said the Republican lawmaker, a an additional $173 million available for the state have lost their immunity to the budget. He also told HRS officials to keep quiet. chicken pox virus. Reuman said. But legislators, concerned that Cobum may "Our approach haa been to try to get to the The first step toward wiping have kept the Information quiet-In hopes of out this disease Is to inoculate Dttom of the situation." Crenshaw said Thurs- pushing through a tax Increase sought by Chiles, children since 90 percent of »y. "1 think we're going to uncover a lot of said Thursday they sre troubled. them will contract It before the itomanagement." Chiles claims his administration la getting on Chiles, meanwhile conceded that budget age of 10, Reuman said. THE WEATHER MIAMI - Here ere the winning numbers selected Thursday In the Florida Lottery;

Today: Mostly sunny. High In SlfS snS sm tsUM tow Ist s js . 1ST. the mid to upper 70s. West wind car m u rtt ess lO to lB m p h . Andorra* a a dr Tonight: Clear. Low In the Atlanta M O dr Atlantic City M O M cfy lower 80s. Wind northwest 8 to Batttaora M O M cAy lO m p h . Saturday: Mostly sunny. High In the mid to upper 70a. North wind 8 to 10 mph. Extended forecast: Sunday: Fair. Low In the low to mid 80s. High In the lower 70s. Monday: The high temperature in Pertly cloudy with a chance of Sanford Thursday was 81 de­ showers and thunderstorms. grees and the overnight low was Low in the low 60s. High In the 87 as reported by the University upper 70s. Tuesday: Mostly fair. of Florida Agricultural Research Low 88 to 60. High near 78. a:id Education Center. Celery Avenue. Recorded rainfall for the period, ending at 9 a.m. Friday, totalled 0 Inches. The temperature at 9 a.m. today was 69 degrees and Thursday's low waa 86, as recorded by the National Weather Service at the Orlando Dajrtsna Baaafct Waves are IntemaUonal Airport. flat and semi glassy. Current to Other Weather Service data: slight to the south, with a water Tonight: Wind northwest to temperature of 64 degrees. Maw north 10 to 18 knots. Seas 3 to 8 •m yna Isashi Waves are one feet. Bay and Inland waters a foot with a alight chop. Current moderatre chop. to to the south, with a water Saturday: Wind north to temperature of 64 degrees. northeast 10 knots. Seas 2 to 3

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- tmr* * > :-S .; Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida - Friday, April 2, 1003 - M seeks drivers violating laws could be met with arrests. Park Drive. Bunnell Road, Dike Road, Dodd ByJ. Troopers may establish the roadblocks at Road, East Lake Brantley Road. West Lake Herald Senior Staff Writer ■ i h i i i w e i u r ______the following locations: Brantley Road. Charlotte Street and Orange SANFORD — "Smokey" could be on the • April 2 to 8: County Road 15. Eden Park Boulevard. John Ronald Cuddy, 21, 634 Land Ave., Longwood. was Drive, Bunnell Road, Dike Road, Dodd Road, •April 23 to 29: Gen. J.C. Hutchison arrested following a traffic stop for a . cracked windshield lookout for Improper vehicle equipment and criminal violations on area roads during the East Lake Brantley Road, West Lake Parkway. Eden Park Drive, Bunnell Road. Monday. Dike Road, Dodd Road, East Lake Brantley next five weeks. Brantley Road. Charlotte Street and Orange Cuddy was held on charges of driving with a suspended Road, West Lake Brantley Road, Charlotte The Florida Highway Patrol will establish Boulevard. license, driving with a tag not assigned to the car, and failure to • April 9 to 15: Gen. J.C. Hutchison Street and Orange Boulevard. appear In court to answer to charges of driving with a vehicle checkpoints on several local Parkway. Eden Park Drive, Bunnell Road. •April 30 to May 6: C.R. 15, Eden Park suspended license and Improper vehicle equipment. roadways during the next month. Troopers will stop traffic during daylight hours to Dike Road. Dodd Road. East Lake Brantley Drive, Bunnell Road, Dike Road, Dodd Road, Classroom burglsrlxtd assure safety equipment Is sound and Road. West Lake Brantley Road. Charlotte East Lake Brantley Road. West Lake vehicle registration la current. Any criminal Street and Orange Boulevard. Brantley Road. Charlotte Street and Orange Tommy Lee Turner, 35. 1700 Bell Ave., Sanford, was law violations, such as drunken driving. • April 16 to 22: Celery Avenue. Eden Boulevard. arrested on charges of burglarizing u Goldsboro Elementary portable classroom. Sanford police report they responded to an alarm at the school shortly after 4 a.m. Wednesday morning. Police say Critics blame ads, Bullet is recovered from they saw Turner running from behind a portable. The door to the portable had been pried open. Turner was held on charges of burglary, possession of cut rates for more Lee’s body; probe widens burglary tools and resisting arrest. effect gone wrong. Associated Pre.t Writer______Lee was playing a rrock star Traffic stops brings srrssts women who smoke who Is murdered by a gang, • Charlotte Jean Miles, 42, 401 Magnolia Ave., Sanford, was WILMINGTON. N.C. - The then comes back to life with reduction," said Regina Pen* arrested on a suspended driver’s license charge Wednesday death of actor Brandon Lee supernatural powers to avenge following a traffic stop by Sanford police. National Writer na-Currie of the group Women his death In "The Crow," an and Girls Against Tobacco. looked like a whodunit after an • Sanford police arrested plane Wh|te, 31. 24 Castle Brewer autopsy showed he was killed action-adventure movie. NEW YORK - Smoking Is up Court, Sanford, on a suspended drivers license charge "The tobacco Industry can by a .44-callber slug, appar­ The shooUng occurred dur­ Wednesday afternoon following a traffic stop. tong blacks and women de­ ently fired from a prop gun ing filming of a flashback spite louder-than-ever warnings change Its Identity to anything It wants. They're one thing In an that was supposed to be scene of the character's death. Warrant arrasts mad# about the dangers, and critics of loaded with blanks. Lee was to have simulated the tobacco Industry blame Afro-American community and The following wanted persona were taken Into custody another thing In the Latino Police said they would being shot by setting off a cut-rate prices and aggressive conduct ballistic tests on the small explosive charge hidden Wednesday: advertising. community. That's what they're • Rodney Marshall Hlllsman, 27, 613 E. Second St.. Sanford, good at, sponsoring a cultural gun, Interview witnesses and In a grocery bag as a gun was "The tobacco industry has screen footage or the scene fired at him. was arrested on a probation violation charge for a battery targeted these two groups." said event or a wet T-shirt contest." conviction. said Eric Solberg. executive being filmed when the Stanton Giants, a professor of 28-year-old son of martial-arts Th e gun waa fired from 15 • Lotls Troutman. 3B. 4520 Richard Allen. Jamestown, was medicine at the University of director of antl-smoking group feet away and Lee collapsed, arrested near his home on a charge of failure to appear In court star Bruce Lee was shot on a California at San Francisco. Doctors Ought to Care. police said. The bullet entered to answer to a suspended license charge. movie set Wednesday. "They’re recruiting people to A production company tils abdomen and lodged • Brian Thomas Wlnschel, 19, 500 W. Airport Ave., Apt. The tobacco Industry denied kill, preying on groups that often spokesman, Jeremy Walker, against his spine. 1811, Sanford, was arrested at his home on a charge or failure any wrongdoing, saying It don’t feel em powered." Insisted Thursday that to appear In court to answer to a suspended license charge. The Center for Disease Control reaches smokers In rich suburbs Police wouldn't disclose who •James Edward Lowrlmore. 31. 4200 E. State Road 46. with magazine ads as readily as "there's nothing to suggest It fired the gun and said they and Prevention reported was anything other than an Geneva, was arrested In a traffic court hearing for falling to Thursday that a steady. 25-year It reaches Inner-city blacks with weren't certain whether the appear In court. billboards. The industry spends accident." death was foul play or a freak decline in smoking has leveled The actor's publicist tn Los •Janice Joyctoul Clark, 38, 232 Jones Ave., Sanford, was off. The agency said 46.3 million nearly $4 billion a year on accident. arrested on a charge of probation violation on an attempted Angeles disputed that view. adults, or 25,7 percent, smoked advertising. " H o w d o e s h e g e t a "We don't have enough In­ drug purchase conviction. In 1991. In 1990, 25.5 percent "All advertising Is targeted to .44-callber bullet in the stom­ formation to make a determi­ • James Richard Cron, 39, 400 S. Willow Ave., Sanford, was smoked, the lowest rate since its potential customer. That's ach?" Alan Nlerob said. "I'm nation one way or the other," arrested after he was delivered from Dade County. Cron was tracking began in 1955. Marketing 101," said Thomas not an attorney, so I don't Capt. L.P. Thomas said. wanted on a charge of failure to appear In court to answer to a But the CDC said more blacks Laurta, spokesman for the know, but they'd have to be Typically, blank pistols fire disorderly conduct charge. — 29.2 percent versus 26.2 Tobacco Institute. “I don't think Investigating murder. It's no only powder and wadding, but • Alfredo Shawn Stlmac, 19, 5412 Laurel Ave., Sanford, percent In 1990 — and more a billboard ever turned a longer believed to be a special they can fire live shells. turned himself In to deputies at the county Jail. Stlmac was women — 23.5 percent versus wanted on a charge of failure to appear in court to answer to an nonsmoker Into a smoker." 22.8 percent — are lighting up. auto theft charge. The CDC’s Dr. Michael Ertksen said people who would otherwise Crimas reported to authorities have quit because of the price The following crimes have been reported to Seminole County' are shifting to cheaper brands. deputies and Sanford police: Brands costing as little as $1 a JCPenney •Tools, an Iron pot and a "weed eater" were reported taken pack now make up about SO from a Midway residence tn the 2400 block of Bind Avenue percent of the $44 btllion-a-year sometime between 4 p.m. Saturday and 12:30 p.m. Wednes­ Industry. day. And while $2-a-pack taxes are •A Longwood man reported he gave a hitchhiker a ride to a being proposed In Washington, Granby Street residence In Midway at 12:15 a.m. Thursday cigarette companies are offering when he was attacked by a man and woman. The man rebates on cartons or selling reported subsequently finding bis wallet, which had been in his 10-packa at half-price. * glove compartment, was gone along with the $40 In it. .Tobacco industry critics also •A man reported a'$400 stereo speaker was taken from bis blame billboards in Inner cities, SHIM K MK >1 VM I Franklin Arms apartment In Sanford sometime between 8 a.m. sponsorship of cultural events and 1:30 p.m. Wednesday. such as the Kool Jass Festival • Property valued at $300 waa reported taken from a car and the Benson A Hedges Blues 15"<> r o 4 0 " n O F F parked at a WUllam Clark Court apartment sometime between Festival, and ads that depict 6 p.m. Tuesday and 9:30a.m. Wednesday. thin, sexy, sophisticated-looking •An air conditioning unit, both the Interior air exchanger and exterior condenser, were reported taken from a residence “ Marketing appeals to a In the 600 block of Willow Avenue sometime between 4 p.m. person’s arose of want And the Tuesday and 10:30 a.m. Wednesday. two top issues for young women are weight control

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Sttfrfbrd H era ld CHUCK STONE mass a»i •a m i SOON. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FLA. $2771 Area Code 407-322-2611 or 6$1-9993 Let U.N. be our brother’s keeper pciccbCupiiif lOrCt u iisr iHuuivi k ilm jq What la the cutoff point for humanitarian aid In peacekeeping force. This nation cannot cut Everybody bellevee in It, but nobody wants the dollars? Ifwe encourage the U.N. peacekeeping spending by almost $300 billion and simulta­ SUBSCRIPTION RATBi wrong "brother" living next door. Everybody forces to replace ------neously maintain the same level of foreign aid — #«*•m i t •+»*»•••••*•*•*•* SISJO wants a U.N. peacekeeping force to put out military or humanitarian — that has been part of o * HtttlltHi *•*«•*•I•***#*« » » IMOO American troopa, global brush fires, but few are willing to pay for Its International commitment since World War II. MM M*M#»MM«M« *»• MfHMMt1STSjOO should American IlM lN troopa be a pari of peacekeeping has suddenly mushroomed into such forces. and If Gradually and subtly, the United Nations has a global industry. A few days ago, I heard a radio they should, do we frown in International d restifle as It has report on thousands of Sudanese who are dying surrender a part of les. As a EDITORIALS ^ i . ■ i i w w m r rj — —~ ~ _____ j pOtHtCti The reasons for these mass deaths are eignty to an Interna­ out, the U.N. Security Council’s approval of 14 different. Somalians are dying of starvation, their tional agency? peacekeeping missions since 1968 Is one more survival held hostage by genocide! warlords. Some of the than it approved In the previous 40 years. From More activities Southern Sudanese, most of whom are Christian 1002 through the end of 1993, the United or an tm tats, are being slaughtered by the Muslim who are urging that Nations' Is expected to spend more than $3.6 government • version 0 1 cuinic ejeenetng. American military bllLow tin peacekeeping missions, again, as CQ emerge for teens Hie Sudanese government's orgy In death la firefighters be dis­ reported, about 10 times its expenditures from not unique. Mutual destruction In Bosnia- patched to put out the same period six years earlier. More and more activities are emerging for Herseflovuuu reciprocal Htodu-MmUat slough other nations' fires icons. pntanlHMttidtafcj’iput o m to create a number of even! PMCBltoVpl billion doesn’t seem like an exorbitant sum. But i of all ages Involved. forcaTalika A prime example Is the art contest held by II other arms around the world, U.N. the underlying when you match It against the 1990 total of U.S. peacekeeping forces are trying to keep the pence, danger of UA, mili­ foreign aid of $11.0 billion - $9.3 billion of the Sanford Housing Authority at Castle which went to only two countries, Egypt and Brewer Court Community Center. Although tn some Instances doing the work that previously tary sovereignty be­ a primary obligation of American armed ing compromised. ______(•reel — then It takes on an economic life force of not all were selected as winners In the Typical of such hypocrites, they want It both Its own. Right now, according to the State competition, the overall project Involved That raises the question of global responsfbtll- wgyss Department, this nation owes the United Nations approximately 100 students from grades 4 hr. Are we our brothers' keepersera everywhere? But ultimately, there can be an alternative to $240 million for dues and $40 million for through 12. A great deal of time arid effort What decides where we ahould keikeep % pence? the United Nations as the world's major p| f)j^ ftrtlVl tif§i > spent by each Individual in the prepara* tionof these works of art. Last year, the First Street Oallery held an arts and crafts exhibit done by school age JACK ANDERSON youths. Plans have been discussed to conduct a similar showing In the future. From time to time, the Central Florida Boxing tied to Zoological Park offers docent training pro­ grams for persona IS and older. The training organized crime? la highly educational, and could lead some to WASHINGTON - More than 30 years after seekhigher education in soology. the late Sen. Estes Kefsuvcr probed pro­ Even businesses are Involved. Siemens fessional boxing and concluded It was Strom berg-Carlson In Lake Mary Is offering "Infested by racketeers and hoodlums," Sen. an Electronics Technical Apprenticeship William Roth, R-Del., la Investigating whether Program for 20 Oviedo and Lyman High or not three active boxers have connections to School 11th and 12th graders. organised crime figures. All three boxen are an current or former On April 21. tbs Greater Sanford Chamber champions, and two of them were subpoe­ of Commerce will be sponsoring Its annual naed to testify at an April 1 congressional Job Shadow day. Between SO and 00 high hearing where evi­ school Juniors and seniors, who have an Idea dence gathered dur­ Ol IHC WOVm IM jr W all to DCCOfTlC inVOtVcO Kilt in g Roth's 14 month vrlil have the opportunity to Job shadow In Investigation la to - * -* - - * ---- J that type of buslnroa for thes enure< i day.o have been unveiled. Other programa Include Cub Scout, Boy Roth is the ranking and Owl Scout activities, the outstand­ Republican on the ing work of the Boys and Ofrfa Club of West Senate's permanent subcommittee on Sanford at 910 Persimmon Avenue, and Security for the T & ra ***g In thls dey when hearing la to have to bs on' the Incrysss to been extremely tight because the star witness w ill be Security !• to C have bean of all. m obater-turned- government infor­ extrem ely mant Bnlvatore tight because ROBERT WAGMAN th e a te r , an eye open far "Sammy the Bull" Oravano. The former witness will oooortunlttssF F T.7 m , 1 ‘.‘A1 they----- # may » aojoy, then get right-hand man to be mobster — to to turned w$ More military base closures likely John Oottl ( "the govern man Teflon Don"). ------, ------I n auger mo^gtoktoUsn of Oravano has been a informant. marked man ever since his nine days of 5 m uSST R kaowohoi riveting testimony but year helped put Oottl LETTERS behtodoere for life. i hi tht future. The Army tarn It wtt The three boxers are: Bobby Csys. the mdnugor rinrinp fee the 1$$$ round, current WBA Cruiserwelght champion: Limiting salaries the hard hits an Chariatton and Ann James "Buddy" McGlrt. who lost his WBC H K j Thrtr pirns wM probably hB on dsaf sari. \ Welterweight title less than a month ago; and put forth by Iran Barkley, who lost his IBF Super taxss la Aotuafiy, btosdsathscamaMrtM'atottlal toughcholnssiBanUtognnvor■an1 niifeMn hiarlngi m l In MTlhi rwwfd i n a n Norfolk and Middleweight title In February. McOIrt and tfcmo oPh ha fltKi g apnaaro Mhsfy that the Fort smooth, Va» Barkley have both been subpoenaed to on our deficit This testify, but Csys testified at a Roth hearing ' kT Tsrtsr— last summer so he was not called for this one. "They're trying to focus on organised but I don't know anything about touneaasoffil " McOIrt told us. Barkley's by cerporaUaaa. This may actually over two attorney, Mark Tuobey, told us that Barkley’s M t aatoriea of Ms CIOs to il is "quite Insignificant to the Tbs ItactlOQ of At tbs crime debate. He's not a target." nndMl$$6onch Csys could not . In According to a draft copy of Roth's opening haring n free statement for the hearing, he says: "I would tolghtclf^^ iy* S5fyStoJT52 like to be able to say that professions! boxing The prertdent’o proposal anly mabn a m under n has cleaned up Its act and orguilaed crime is governmcnt-controfied economy. There are better no longer among the sport's many problems. ways within our exlrilng free marhet system to “ ‘ .. that la not what the evidence shows. control CEO salaries 9 that la desirable. In every cam Involving publicly owned ■lit) extend to the boxing the CEO owns oohr a omai AoglBlBld tho ring, equeestag the mob's cut out of boxers.'* of stock of the ‘Th e boxer may even be an unwitting dupe If they t o ^ tht In the whole scheme.*' Roth said tn the hmfi the C W a a of tho by our associate Ed a it is the boxer and the Is not public who lose — whether the boxer knows It or not." phyefour Five other members or associates of QigMilHfl crime fomUiee are expected to V ootortm of H it By. But the etar attraction will undoubted­ ly ha Oravano, who's been given a new figwsoor Ihmoln than by hie former friends tn the sms sMoy tho asms or yssrt FtTinstoncs.oTfibswiS to e gNwMM isnsnsJto have rsostved i |eontraetfor940 million to ealary WUh hla gravelly voice and intimate of the mob, the 46-year-old tho Orisnds M ale's didurthm is only fil a marquee government to cooat. There la such a oou2d*argue that baltaiaycrs and enter- that Roth was forced not he Included became they ere to daisy the hearing far a few weeks until Oravano’a schedule opened up. In exchange for at least two more years of being a witness, Oravano will serve a m m btott wfi host to hs doosd hi 1W$. far hie own crimes (he has m e n by the me of to having same Involvement In 19 latent? To by and At murders) and then be given a new Identity I. pisomeot of the federal Witness Protection Pro-

Oravano la expected to tell the subconi- ngea In the boxing Industry S r y T ? h £ ^^itSTSkr^SriSi are andturatof mob kaa likely to fix fights artiray coaapkx and void rsatsaa for the a form roan Hkriv to seek control of individual Ms allows crime families to take a In the last round of < ______, cut Nrolght from the hefty paychecks of much more ngpoorivo than the Navy. Now tho waahhy c o h m m Mn to htog hams span by today 's 9 0 1 1 1 11 and cheat behind the scenes Navy la playCg ratrh up AMs, tho Army la eSertng to pay pert ora l ef their eapsnaea. Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida - Friday, April 2, 1093 - f A Lake Mary cuts costs as prelude to 1993-94 budget B y N IC K the microphones during the units, the company from wh _h Herakl Staff Writer meeting on March 18. They the purchase was to be made attach to a coat or tie, eliminat­ failed to supftty the units. LAKE MARY — Cost-cutting is ing the sound losses caused growing in Lake Mary City when a commissioner turns his At the request of City Manager Commission meetings. Commis­ head away from the stand-mike John Litton, the original con­ sioner* aay it la a prelude to the to address a fellow commission­ tract was nullified, and one, beginning o f w o rk on the er. rather than two units, were 1993-94 fiscal year budget. Although members of the approved for purchase from During Thursday night's meet­ commission agreed the sound another contractor. The cost ing. two purchase proposals was Improved, the purchase through the change In con­ were voted on, with the end price for the new system. tractors plus the reduction of result of the city saving approx­ $8,985, was turned down. "This units, resulted in a saving of imately $15,000 In expendi­ would be a great Improvement almost $8,000. Police Chief Robert Stoddard tures. In the sound system," said Mayor Lowry Rockett, "but I was pleased with the change. One Item, a proposal for a new don't think It's economically "The new unit is even better sound system to be Installed in feasable for us to buy this now. I than the first we attempted to the commission chambers, was would father have It put Into obtain," he said. "It Is more turned down. The plan was to consideration for next year's simple to operate and would provide new microphones and budget." better serve our current needs." equipment to Improve the sound The other Item was a reduc­ The cotr.r^.^sioners voted In the room during meetings, as tion In automatic defibrillators, unanimously, 3-0, for both well as sound carried to homes requested by the Lake Mary Fire items. Commissioner through cable TV coverage of Department. Although the clt Brender not In attendant ;>*<•* The comrhli tested expenditure of $18,909 for two arrived later In the meeting. Senate votes 22-14 against

health care reform proposal School cession ■y JAOKM MALUFAK health care hanging over them. That's too much, said Re­ for tho birds Associated Press Writer______"The governor has been very publican Sen. Alberto Gutman of clear about wanting to fulfill the Miami, chairman of the Senate A Great Homed Owl (above) TALLAHASSEE - The con­ promise we all made," Anbender Health Care Committee. frontation between the Senate said, referring to a 1995 deadline settles In to take a look at the and Gov. Lawton Chiles over for reform set by the Legislature "Senator Jenne’s amendment Idyllwllde Elementary School second graders who nad come health care continued on the eve last year. “That may require a states that the board has the of the final day of the regular special session." power to negotiate and purchase to look at him while hla session w ith a 32-14 vote de­ A key fight has been over the on behalf of those alliance companion Dorle Mager, known as the Eagle Lady, telle feating a provision backed by power of the 11 regional alli­ members," Outman said. the youngsters about him. Chiles. ances that would be set up to "That's what those three words Meanwhile, teacher Krla "We don't believe this bill will pool the purchasing power of the m ean." Aagaard (right photo) la lust a ensure access to the 2Mi million public and private sectors. He offered a substitute Floridians who need It." Chiles' Chiles wants language that lltue wary of the Created Cara amendment that deleted the Cara perched on her well- spokeswoman Julie Anbender would have the alliances provide phrase from the definition of protected arm. said shortly after the vote late "member purchasing services" Community Health Purchasing Thursday. as well as information about Alliance. Hm iM Hw«M Sf tsshw vmmw The senators planned to finish health care options. An amend­ work on the legislation (CS-SB ment by Sen. Kenneth Jenne, “I am not in' favor of another 1914) today, but It was with the D-Fort Lauderale, Included those information-gathering activity." threat of a special session on words. Jenne replied. Sanford meetings for April SANFORD - Seven official •Mon. Apr. 13 — City Com­ commission chambers meetings of commissions, mission work session 4 p.m., No Board of Adjustment meet­ boards and committees for the city manager's conference room ing has been scheduled at this City of Sanford will be held •Mon. Apr. 13 — City Com­ time. and legs appeared stiff and neck during the month of April. The mission meeting! 7 p.m.. city Jan. 12,1992.' they responded to was pliant, (he infant looked like i Page 1 A listing a s preacnUy scheduled is commission chambers The Museum Advisory Board .'akin,.and,,hones'*>awt.he was •Tues. Apr; 13 — Code En­ has returned to a schedule .of ;-V V t ' ,7!bm October 1. 1991 : 9ni.l w m w r » warm ," the report stated. ■ SThur. Apr. 1 — Planning and forcement Board. 7 p.m.. quarterly meetings artth the next until Jan. UL.. 1993. she .at­ breathing at the Oviedo home , A d d ijjp f tf tf r i « t i(i4 (d w a s Zoning Commission, 7 p.m., city •Tbur. Apr. 15 — Planning meeting scheduled for June. tempted to perpetuate ag­ where Powell lived. Paramedics performed on (he baby as he was commission chambers and Zoning Commission. 7 p.m.. The Cemetery Advisory gravated child abuse by starving began CPR on the baby who had transported to Winter Park Hos- ; *Wed. Apr. 7 — Scenic Im­ city commission chambers Committee also holds meetings the baby. In October. Circuit a history of seizures. The baby tal but there was no change in provement Board 4 p.m., city •Mon. Apr. 28 — City Com­ on a quarterly basis and la not Court Judge O.H. Eaton sealed was described by a paramedic at s condition and he was pro­ mission meeting. 7 p.m.. city scheduled for April. portions of the case file. the time as pulseless, bresthless Knounced dead on arrival at 9 According to police records on and looked lifeless. "His arms a.m. Mathis 1 A ana. Pa.; two grandchildren. charge of the arrangements. Valois were sentenced to proba­ friend waa broken up by Jail Thomas A, Boger. 71. of Stephen R. Baldauff Funeral smart and street wise tion and house arrest. personnel. Mathis was sentenced Alafaya Trail. Oviedo, died Home. Deltona. In charge of and beyond help of any Juvenile The four teens plotted Sanzo'a at the jail courtroom. Sunday, Mar. 28 at Florida arrangements. aanctiona." death to make It look like he was Sanzo said she plana io flic Hospital-South. Orlando. Mr. Beatruce Bertha Sene Som- The defendant's mother de­ the target of a rival motorcycle civil damage suits against the Boger waa a retired maater merfeld, 91. of W. S.R. 426, clined to speak at the sentencing gang. Wayne Satuto disapproved families of Mathis, Trickeil and sergeant from the U.S. Air Force Sue Jessie McIntyre. 71. of Oviedo, died Wednesday, March but Sanzo'a widow, April, told oT Tiffany skipping school with Valoia over the wrongful dealh or and a veteran of World War 11. 696 W. New England Avc.. 31, at Lutheran Haven Nursing the court although she originally friends and of Mathis because he her husband. Site said she is Bom In North Carlllna on Aug. Winter Park, died Monday. Center. Oviedo. Bom Dec. 26. wanted the death penalty for is black. losing her home because she has 3. 1921, he moved to Central March 29, at her residence. Bom 1901, tn Alpena. Mich., she Mathis, she favored the long Outside the courtroom when not been able lo keep up the Florida in 1967. He was a Dec. 25. 1921. In Millen. Os., she prison sentence so he could asked if she was happy with the moved to Central Florida tn payments since her husband's Catholic and a member of VFW moved to Central Florida In 1977. She waa a licensed remember each day what he had sentence, although Mathis may death. Post 10139 in Oviedo. He waa 1962. She waa a homemaker practical nurse and a member of done. "He took my husband and only serve 12 yean in prison. also a former member of the and a member of New Hope St. Luke'a Lutheran Church. my daughter away from me," Sanzo commented, "Yes. If he During the sentencing. Mathis Orlando Elks Lodge 1079. Baptist Church. Winter Park. Mrs. Som merfc Id was also a she said. survives 12 yean. He is a young was ordered lo make restitution Survivors Include wife. Jayne; Survivors include son. John member of the Lutheran Sanao's daughter Tiffany, 16, boy and they’re going to have to the county for his defense, to brothers. Albert and James, W. Mathis Sr.. Savannah. Os.: Women's Missionary League. was sentenced tn December to fun with him in prison." pay two insurance companies a both of Oreensboro. N.C.; sisters mother, Mrs. Cornelius Brinson. Survivors Include sons, Rich­ four yean tn prison for iicr part A brief shouting incident be­ percentage of'Sanzo'a death Frances Lucas and Dorothy Winter Park; six grandchiidcn. ard. Washington. D.C., Kenneth. in her father's death. Two other tween Sanzo, Mathis' mother. benefit and to pay April Sanzo Lucas, bath of Oreensboro. Oolden'a Funeral Home, Oak Ridge, Tenn.; sisters. VUIa. terns. Kamy Trickeil and John Ann Qrecn and Green's female • 100. ! Baldwln-Fairchlld Funeral Winter Park, in charge of ar­ Pittsburgh. Esther Trelfa. Home. Ootdenrod. In charge of rangements. Alpena: five grandchildren and the arrangements. two great-grandchildren. JACK V. MORRIS Baldwln-Fairchlld Funeral Jack V. Morris. 68. Canterclub Cable- Home, Ooldenrod. In charge oT A: Premium channels, like reduction in Iheir cable bills. • Ruth Markle Eggert. 84. of Trail. Longwood, died Wednes­ 1 A arrangements. Th e annual savings could be 81 Azalea Drive. Orange City, died day. Mar. 31 at hla residence. lio n s Home Box Office and the Disney Channel, are not covered by the billion. Wednesday, Mar. 3T at her Born on July 26. 1924 In DARLENE V.WOSOR 'Commission decision made yes­ residence. Bom In Chicago, she Bethleham, Qa.. he moved to terday. to cut rates by a 10 regulations or the law. Pay-per- Q: What Is the FCC's role in Darlene V. Wilson. 57. enforcing (he new rules? moved to Central Florida 23 Central Florida In 1978. He waa percent to 15 percent. view movie services also are not Thompson Avenue. Osteen, died covered. A: The FCC will investigate years ago from there. Mrs. Eg­ a retired executive for Chrysler The decision to cut rates by 10 Wednesday. Mar. 31. at her complaints (hat cable operators gert waaa retired clerk for Hants Credll Corp. and an to 15 percent, will initially In­ 0: How soon will my MU go residence. Mrs. Wilson, a are charging unreasonable rates Trust in Chicago and a member Episcopalian. He waa an Army volve only "basic" cable TV down? homemaker, was bom In Osteen for salcllllc-dcllym-d program­ af First UnJtcdMethodist Church veteran of World War U. service. They are not expected lo A; Not until September at the on Nov. 13. 1935 and was a earliest. Local govern men Is that ming beyond the‘basic service. It 6f Deltona. She was also a Survivors include wife, Doris; lifelong resident. She was a be put into place until at least (nember of the Order of the son, Jack Jr. of Palm Bay; September. regulate cable systems must gel can order deeper cuts in rales if Protestant. (he monthly charge exceeds the Eastern Star Lodge 1025 in daughter. Tracy Barrington of The rules carry out terms of a FCC certification to conduct rate Survivors include husband. "benchmark" rale for such serv­ Chicago and the Deltona Atlanta; brothers, Billy and law Congress passed last Octo­ proceedings. FCC officials Parkeri sons. Floyd L. of Wash­ estimate that local governments ices. Women* Club. Charlie, both of Covington. Oa. ington. D.C.; Parker Jr. of Lake ber over then Presidcnt Bush's ! Survivors Include daughters. and Robert of Oriand. Calif.; veto. Here In question-and- could require cable operators to ll will also review complaints Mary, and Larry of Osteen; that cable operators are i barging Ruth Wells of Deltona and Bever­ sisters. Elizabeth Perkins of answer form is a look at some of file new rate schedules by daughter. Melody Rlppey of August. The local authorities too much for equipment, such us ly Van Buaklrk of Crown Point, Tucker. Oa. and Elotse Haralson Sanford: slater, I. Christine Car­ the Issues. fnd.; four grandchildren and of Covington: and three grand­ 0 : What did the FCC do? would then take 30 to ISO days remote control devices, and penter of Albuquerque, N.M.; to process the rate request. extra oullela. Cable operators three great grandchildren. children. brother. Lester Maynard Vieno At It ordered a rollback of rate ; Stephen R. Baldauff Funeral Baldwln-Fairchlld Funeral increases imposed by cable op­ Q : W ill everybody get a 10 will have lo Justify the cost of Jr.. Osteen; and mother. Anne those charges. Home. Orange Ctty. tn charge of Home. Forest City. In charge of erators since Sept. 30, when percent rate cut? Nelson of Albuquerque. Q: How do 1 complain? the arrangements. the arrangements. Cor grew* enacted the legislation A: No. but the FCC estimates Baldwln-Fairchlld Funeral that more than half the 57 A: The FCC will distribute Home. Oaklawn Park Chapel. ret i rning cable TV to federal regulation. Such rates increases million households that sub­ forma (hat consumers will be Lake Mary, in charge of the required lo fill oul and send to ; Selma A. Jamieson. 61, of Bob Edward Reach. 40. Myrtle averaged 5 percent lo 7 percent. scribe to cable TV will get a 10 arrangements. the commission along with a ne Court. Deltona, died Dr.. Longwood. died Wednesday. The FCC also ordered reduc­ percent cut. copy of their bill. Consumers will ursday. A p ril 1. at Central Mar. 31 at his residence. The tions of up to 10 percent of rates Other customers will get SFkvtfe Regtonal Hospital. San­owner of Florida Business being charged on Sept. 30. smaller cuts depending on the have lo atale that they believe their bill ia unreasonably high ford. Bom tn Backnang. West Systems, he was bom in Orlando Q: What does the rate rollback difference between the Sept. 30 and serve a copy of the com­ Germany, she moved lo Ddtona on Nov. 15, 1952 and waa a affect? rale and a "benchmark" charge plaint on their cable operator. four years ago from Laurel. Md. lifelong resident of Centra) Flor­ WILSSfk M S t IN I V. A: It applies to basic service, that the FCC determines is 0: Will there be further rate She was a licensed practical ida. FimrW aarvkaa h r Darias* V. Wllasn. which includes (he local broad- appropriate for each cable TV Oataan. a*# p m u away We*w$ cuta? hurae and a Lutheran. Survivors include wife. Susan; cast signals plus public system. 4av* altar S rtair*a*in n«s MSr ham*, will A: The FCC saya It will ; Survivors Include husband, stepdaughters. Mils! Motsinger ‘ MtarSay si II am. at Wm cable channels, ll also applies lo For example, a system that conduct further studies of cable W illiam; daughter. Janice and Meghan Motsinger. both of OMIsaa Park CMpri sf Nw Satawis- the expanded basic service, charges rates only 5 percent FalrcMM Funtral Kvna. Intarmanl will TV rate data lo determine if Sweeny. Deltona: mother. El lac Longwood; slater. Helen Ward of which Includes such cable more than the "benchmark" taiiaw at Oataan Camatary. Oataan. VSHaMan additional price cuts are In Neaslcr. Ontario, Canada; New Jersey; father. Robert of tar IrlanSi will ha hhta Frtaay tram H *m channels as CNN, ESPN, the figure would only be required to brother. Lothar Brecht. Del ions: Orlando and stepmdther Cora of •< a# fwnarai ham*, the mm a tarinf matter Weather Channel and the Dis­ roll back its rates 5 percent. order. anhatrlanS. But the FCC estimates that Maters. Mar Orlando. covery Channel. i-FalrcMM Fwarai Mama, Qatiaam two-thirds to three-quarters of all IntarrasUan tram IS* Aaaariata* P m i it Rosemarie Armstrong. Spring Baldwln-Fairchlld Funeral ' Laha Mary, ta Chare* at taa Q: What about premium ‘ I Is Silt r Grove. Pa.. Helga Frances. Indl- Home. Altamonte Springs, in channels'/ cable subscribers w ill see some Clinton believes it is crucial to help Yeltsin

dldom acy. White House Correspondent Clinton did not equivocate Clinton's aid package stresses when he was asked at a news "people to people" Initiatives, PORTLAND. Ore. - President conference late last month if bypassing the central govern­ Clinton's weekend superpower there was a danger of putting too ment in Moscow to target summit is built around the stark much American support behind assistance at local grassroots concluaion that It’s crucial to Yeltsin. ' • ICVCI*. help keep Boris Yeltsin in power "I don't think so. ... He has "Our goal must be to ensure to prevent a collapse of Russian shown a great* deal of courage in that the Russian people soon reforms and a return to Cold sticking up for democracy and come to feel that they are the War rivalry. civil liberties and market re­ beneficiaries of reform and not 'In the debate over whether the forms and I'm going to support Its victims." the president said United States should hedge Its that." pie president replied. in his speech Thursday to news­ bets or put its eggs in one Yeltsin survived a n Im ­ paper editors in Annapolis, Md. basket. Clinton has come down peachment attempt by Clinton emphasised that the squarely on the side of the hardliners in the Russian Con­ United States has a huge stake embattled Yeltsin. gress.. but faces determined ef­ in the survival of Yeltsin's re- When they meet Saturday and forts to rein in his power and roll Sunday in Vancouver. Clinton back his economic and political "The danger la clear If will try to bolster the suture of reforms. Clinton hopes that Russia's reforms turn sour, if it the Russian president by offering promises of Western aid will reverts to authoritarianism or a modest program of U.S. ala help Yeltsin in an April 35 disintegrates into chaos." and, promising to lobby tor a referendum on who rules Russia. CUnton said. much larger package of col- Th e stakes are huge. The world cannot afford to see Russia turn Into a much-larger TOnroW fit’ tntema tibttIWMRP lng agencies. cratic government in Russia Is "armed with a vast arsensT of Clinton. In a speech Thursday, all too unlikely," said Michael nuclear weapons," CUnton said. pointedly said that America’s Mandelbaum, a CUnton adviser "If Russia were to revert to InteresU lie with reformers and on Russia and director of the imperialism or were to plunge "the man who stands as the project on Bast-West relations into chaos." he said, "we would leader of reform. Russia’s demo­ for the Council on Foreign Rela­ need to reassess our plans for cratically elected President Boris tions. defense savings. ... That means Yeltsin." "And if democracy in Russia billions of dollars less for other "He is the personification of rails," Mandelbaum said, "then "That’s a lot of pickin’ and the reform process." said an peaceful Russian relations with And he urged Americans to be g rin n in '." administration official deeply Us neighbors (former Soviet re­ tolerant of turmoil and "Hee Haw" ranks among TV's Involved in shaping U.S. policy publics) are'far from guaranteed. backsliding in Russia. ' NASHVILLE. Tenn. (AP) - longest-running shows. "The toward Moscow. "What is the This meeting (In Vancouver) is "We must be concerned over "Hee Haw," the comball country Tonight Show’r has been pro­ alternative? The answer is, 1 about the Russian economy every retreat from democracy, music show that celebrated duced for 39 years, Walt Dis­ think, no one." because the Russian economy is but not every growing pain hayseed humor for 25 years, has ney's weekly anthologies have The meeting with YelUIn the key to Russian domestic and within democracy." Clinton been put out to pasture. been made for 35 years, and "60 plunges Clinton deeply Into foreign policies." m IH The syndicated hour-long Minutes" has been on the air for foreign policy, a subject he Robert Hormats, vice chair­ Recalling America's own show is ending production, 25. "Monday Night Football" relegated to secondary status man of the investment firm of turbulent development of de­ leaving a legacy of corny Jokes In behind America's domestic pro­ Goldman Sachs International mocracy. he said: "You can’t be a cornfield, scenes of a swinging blems. It will be a closely Corp., said that Western aid so impatient about what's hap­ board fence smacking folks in watched test of his skill In "can only act at the margin. The pened in the short stretch of the backside and an animated superpower jsolltics and the deli- challenge is to make Hire that time from (Mikhail) Gorbachev donkey braying across the cades or International Western aid is effective at the to Yeltain to the present crisis." BCTCCHi "I'm In mourning," said George "Goober" Lindsey, who was on the show 22 years. "I've GOP senators blocking lost an old friend." Jane Grams, general manager of Gaylord Syndlcom, the show's owner, said that after a year's _ _ the President’s jobs plan worth of old shows got a good /alls, one-flners. singing "and viewer response, the company dancing." Lindsey said. rW W decided it would be easier to r «»-host with serve up reruns rather than The show had humor like this: fronv the show s inceptloi Mitchell. D-Malne. indicated he day. produce new episodes. Grandpa Jones to Junior would force Republicans to vote The House, meantime, corn- There are plenty of reruns to Samples: "Junior. I saw you . 'it will always remain WASHINGTON - Outnum­ daily on mottacuto choke off the pleted what has become a bered Senate Republicans are drawn on: "Hee Haw." seen in riding on a mule and your wife part ofmy life." Clark said, debate, perhape starting as early 140 markets, has 600 shows in was walking behind you, Whyi. i But, aathe perky Kathy blocking ,n .vote on,.President u today. r ernmenri •utnoruy to oorrow Clinton’s short-term Job-creation the vault was that?" said ’ In closing every Eventually.. Democrats non- ffwgBf. With the goretTmttnt . As they'd say on "Hee Haw,!! Samples: "My jrtfe ain't got no "ThattflltiP'' r" J“" ***•" tend, some Republicans will M n ta g up against its 54445 Iget. Clinton cave in the bill includes trillion credit limit, the House iwmakers "43 money to extend unemployment voted 337-177 fee another 5335 benefits to many of the nation's billion, enough to last through long-term unemployed. Sept. 30. Job-creating programs." CUnton The Senate planned to go complained to reporters in ■ The Senate put aside the Jobs along today — under special Portland. Ore., on Thursday. bill long enough Thursday to rules that would block Re­ "The American people have to complete congressional action publicans from trying to attach send them a signal." on the outlines of Clinton's an amendment requiring a If they were getting a signal, budget. The measure, which balanced budget the Republican senators didn't Includes 5496 billion in deficit The Senate mood turned an- let on. offering — and losing — reduction over the next five gry Thursday night after it amendment after amendment to years, envisions a major tax became dear that Democrats the 516.3 billion Jobe btil. increase and deep cuts in mill- wore going to have a much Democrats, who last year had tary spending. harder time passing the spend- urged voters to end government No Republican voted for it Juat tng biS than they did the budget gridlock by giving the party as none had done when It outline. control of Congress ana the White House, learned In Clinton's 10th week in office that v i t a g r o e n a majority la not enough. Demo­ crats hold 57 of the 100 Senate seats but cannot muster the 60 votes necessary to choke off a filibuster. "I'm getting a beUyful of this abuse of minority rights," Sen. Robert C. Byrd. D-W .va.. master of Senate rules and longtime protector of minority rights, told colleagues Thursday night. "They are unwilling to let a new president who was elected because the people wanted to get rid ofgrtdlocfc. have a chance. In Oregon, where be was presiding today at a conference an environmental and timber issues, Clinton chastised the Senate's 43 Republicans, who were threatening to use Senate procedures to block a vote on final passage of the measure. "They do not get It" he said. "This la 43 votes for paralysis, for gridlock." Republicans were offended that Democrats were refusing to accept any change in Clinton's MIL '1 don't see any way out of the Impasse." said Senate Re-

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IN BR IEF Lake Mary sweeps SAC Rams take SEMINOLE ATHLETIC CONFERENCE TENNIS TOURNAMENT

BOVS OIRLS boys, girls Team Standing!; I. Lake Mary 21; 2. Lake Brantley It; 3 Oviedo 4; 4. Team Standing!: t. Lake Mary 19; 2. Lyman 14; 3 Lake Brantley 4; 4. Hornets beat Shaq-less Magic Lyman 5; 5 Lake Howell 3; 4. Seminole I. Oviedo 4- 5. Seminole?; 6 Lake Howell I. ORLANDO — Alonzo Mourning took advan­ Singlet Final! No. It Lori Junkor (LM) dot. Chlara Hlckock (L B )4 3,7 4. tage of the absence of Shaqulllc O'Neal to score tennis titles No.?: Kim Diehl (LM ) del. Molly Sigourney (LB)34.4 1,43. 30 points and Charlotte made 17 of 20 free Single! Final! No. 3: Aihley Evam (LMI dot. Samantha Groenjpan (LB) by default. No. It Jack Whlgham (LM) del Joe Mitchell (Lyml 6 5,6 0 throws In the fourth quarter Thursday night to By TONY DaBORMIER No. 4t Amber Bradley ( LM) del. Robin Colbart (0)41.40. No. J: Shawn Perce (LM ) det. Marcu! Scntag (Lyml 6 4.6 4. No. 5: Yvonne Carrico (LM ) dot. Jennifer SylveHer (LB) 4t, 4 3 stop a five-game losing streak with a 102-93 Herald Sports Editor No. 1: Brad David (Lym) del Ryan Flrxelitein (LM) 6 3.6 0 victory over the Orlando Magic. No. 4: Steve Ta (Lym) det Cory Harri* (LM) 7 5.6 3. No. 1: Flnt round — Crlitln Stebblm and Jodi Hodgoi (O) del. O'Neal sat out a one-game suspension for ALTAMONTE SPRINGS - It was No. 5: Randy Brown (LM ) del. Andy Garcia (Lym) 6 1,63 ChrlUlna Le and M elliu Fraiee (LH) 5-7. 4 3. 4-4; Second round — Chlara Hlckock and Molly Sigourney (LB) del. Stebbln* and Hodget (O) punching Detroit's Alvin Robertson on Tuesday theirs for the taking, so they took It. 6 1. 4-3; Lori Junker and Kim Diehl (LM ) del. Kelly Koch and Stacey night. Backups Greg Kite and Brian Williams Winning 16 of their 18 matches Double! Domlgan (Lym) 4 4. 4 0; Finale — Junker and Diehl (LM ) del. Hlckock were no match for Mourning, even though they Thursday evening at Sanlando No. I: Second round — Jack Whlgham and Shawn Perce (LM) del. and Sigourney (LB) 4 1.4 4. Tyler Relllng and Brian Etlk'n (LB) 6 2. 6 1; Joe Mitchell and Marcu! No. It Flret round — Joanna King and Chelle Hatnaway (S) dal. Jamlg ; combined for 24 points and 19 rebounds. Park, the Lake Mary High School Sontag (Lym) det Mike Harrnon and Ben Leevon (O) 2 6. 7 5, 4 1; Final! Mendeliohn and Jackie Oeeln (Lym) by default; Lori Roueeell and boys' and girls' tennis teams — Whlgham and Perce (LM> del. Mitchell and Sontag (Lym) 6 1.6 4. Jeiilca Rodrlguet (LH) del. Kelly Hargrave and Robin Colbert (O) by romped through the Seminole No. 2: Second round — Randy Brown and Ryan Flnkellteln (LM) del. default. Second round — Aihley Evane and Yvonne Carrico (LM) dof Be Brad David and Sieve Ta (Lym) 4 I, 6 3; Mark Conway and Gerald Jcne! King and Hathaway Lightning resistance from second place Lake Greenspan, the Putrlots' N’- 3 TAMPA — GcolT Courtnall's tic-breaking goal Brantley, losing Just one set In nine In the process, the Rams ended At the No. 1 position. Lake Mary's singles player, was forced to cfcfault In the third period led the Vancouver Canucks matches while compiling a perfect Oviedo's five-year reign as SAC Lori Junker bested Lake Brantley's her finals match with Lake Gary's to a 5-3 victory over the Tampa Bay Lightning team score of 21 points. Lake champions. The Lions finished third Chlara Hlckock 6-3. 7-6. Kim Diehl Brantley finished with 11 points. with six team points. had the toughest outing, needing Ashley Evans. At No. 5 Angles. on Thursday night. Yvonne Carrico of Lake Maty topped Pavel Bure hud a goal and an assist to become "It went the way I hoped it Leading by two points after play three sets to beat the Patriots' Molly Lake Brantley's Jennifer Sylvester the first Canuck to reach 100 points, ns would," said first-year Lake Mary Wednesday, the Ram girls quickly Sigourney. 3-6, 6-1. 6-3. Junker and 6-1.6-4. Vancouver Improved Its chances to win the girls' couch Boyd Kurils. "You can't wrapped up their team title by Diehl later combined to beat Amber Bradley comr,c,crf Smythe Division. . ever say you expect to carcd to be no survivors In the plane and no plane, associates and emergency olllelals said. Sullivan County ShcrKT Keith Carr said he hud Injuries on the ground. The dead weren't Immediately identified, hot seen at least three Imdles and that authorities Dale Cannon, ulr truffle manager at the airport, ussiK'lutes of the 38-year-old stock-ear driver have an Idea who the dead might In*. But he said air truffle controllers lost radio contuet with from Greenfield. WIs.. hud continued he was would not release any Identities. the Merlin turbo prop about 9:30 p.m. EST. The aboard the plane. "Everyone on txiurd the plane was killed upon plane was approaching the airport from the BASKETBALL "Apparently Alan Kulwtekl was on the plane." Impact." he said. "W e do have a belief as to who northeast and was about five miles out when 07:30 p.m. - SUN. Orlando Magic at Indiana said Mike Bales, president and owner of might be on there." ■ eonturt was lost. Olllelals said a (light plan Bled In Knoxville. 90 Ap|ialachlun Flying Services ut Trl-CIttes Airport. Ann Kldrldge of the Federal Aviation Ad­ Pacers. (L) miles to the south. Indicated five people were "W e have a young lady here with us who Is ministration In Atlanta said five people were aboard. Kulwlekl had been In Knoxville Thurs­ Complsts llaEwta aw Papa IB watting for Alan Kulwtekl. She reports he called aboard the twin-engine turboprop registered to day on a promotional visit. them from the aircraft telephone and said he had Kulwtekl. Four liodtes were located within two -v«r

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STATS & STANDINGS

u u ,*0* M y-Lc*Angrte» 17 h a aoit* * a I OPIUIM TtUM NM I !£SSL 0 41 tsw 3 77 IN 17* | « — ...... -~ _ J fcgjjg. n a 414 0 M *4 to ns a7 •"tlllWm WffB San Joe* 101* a m m 9 a .m .- Stain RaMtyA'avs. Holiday IM Countryaidinoywi Tkar*e*y'i Oemet m-clinched dl vlllon title 1008 a.m. - R.B.M. WumWofl llutJays va. * »«^ r OodQara Pint race - i/ K B : 114* AN Timet Carttm New York 71, C lev*lend *3 y-cl inched pleyeff berth 11:10 a.m. - Rich Flan Expos va. Vaujihn InoXardlMM AMERICAN LIASUK B ) Summ Xtra Mean UM M l 4Ji «T r w ** e>Y*duj, n- 30993 J9399V 93* 00009390 93 12:18 p.m. — Sanford Cuba va. A-OK Tlra Oflofaa INewSgirll 1 00 740 W L Prt. Secramanto 117, Wartilngtan *7 Buffalo I. New Jertuyt New York M 10 4*7 Ckartatt* 1*1. Orlande *3 Quebec*, Montreal 1 1:20 p.m. — Kama Transmission PIratot va. Rad 8ox Baltimore 11 7 4 0 La* Angela* 1. Taranto S, tie *0(11) 1K 0 P t M ) 131.0 T (1-14) Houtton til, Milwaukee ill A h u Imi ■ ~ ' l*c*ndr*c* i T t t l . n Mlnnetote 1* 11 .01 Friday'* Oemet wtkwmwim. U TTLI MAJOR BASEBALL Chlcofo 17 11 447 Portland at Philadelphia. 7 0 p.m 1 Sm So Chaertut 041 MO 440 ♦Mlfoi^Aaa 1 E 4 Starling Fun 4.10 440 ITIWTWWWNMNP 11 11 JM New Verk si Miami, 7:0 p.m. Plttttourgh 10. Hartford 1 at Fori Mahan's R tf Hallar Flald Quebec 4, Ottawa! 3 Cmmi siiini ’ | jo Ttoet 11 14 417 Cleveland at Diartotta, 7:10p.m. 6 a.m. — Rlnkar Dodqara va. Security National Bank Oriolta « (M l 1140 F1M 1U 40T (M -l) 17040 DO CeUfomH 11 14 411 Orlande nt Indiana, 7i M p,m. Vanoeuvnr S, Tampa toy 1 Lot Angela* i, Philadelphia 1 10 am. — SunnllandHadSox v*. F. L 1D. Blua Jays (4M) 04401 (M -H 1 41040 Wattle II 14 411 Ptiaanl* at Naatan. 0 p.m. Take rata — 1/14, Ci >141 Oakland 1* 1* .447 Sacramento at Detroit, I p.m Detroit 1. Chkaga I 12 p.m. — D A V . Royals va. First Union A'a Calgary A Mianttela 1 1 Mr* Mary'* Lady 1.0 140 140 Chuoland 10 11 4 0 Jonoy at Chicago, 1:0 p.m. 2 p.m. — Amorfoan Legion Cardinals va. Monroa Harbour Firataa } Ok I* Vicki 1440 140 TaronN N 17 477 MlMortOaHaMirliMp.m. Winnipeg 7, San J**a I **■—— — *- -* * |,M|| m ^ r^ j y# B 09fiM9 4 p.m.*— Expos va. Railroader Cuba iAIweyiANutt 140 Beaten M 17 4 0 ffwfinBlDTN mV Nvl WHwllBr V • W p-m a (M l 14.40 F (1-1) 40.40 T (1-M) 17140 Kama* City M It 4 0 Mlltnaukaa at Danvor, 7 p.m. Now York Itiendtn at Maw York Ranger*. FeurM race — 1/14, Di 11 Jt Detroit 7 0 4M ANantaat LA Clipper*. tfiap.m. 7:40 p.m. BABE RUTH BABEIALL t Texet Lane 11.40 140 140 NATIONAL LIAOUI 094M99 Montreal at Wellington, 1:10 p.m. SDuagti Magic 1.41 140 W L Pet. Portland at Wathlngton, 7 :» p.m. tU I Raecal 141 Cincinnati It 7 .7M OotdM Slato at Haurtan, 7:ap.m. Tampa Bay at PRINRefgRN, 1 :Mp.m. 9 a.m. - Korg USA Expos va. R.E.Tamplaton Co. Bluo Jays 0 (l-t 111.40 F(t-I) I7J0 T(M -4 ) 10040 PWladrtgtiN 14 1 447 Atlanta at laattta, Wp.m. Vancowor at Ortratt, 11M am . 11 a.m. — Cuba va. Klwanla a u b Oriola* FMkraca— 1/M.Ci 1140 Atlanta N* 11 477 SutlaN at Bortwi.) :*• pm I Fay Sweaty Petty 1140 140 140 Cttoraii 17 11 447 Calgary at ton Joee. 4:41a.m. Ch0C9f9 1* 14 .01 Ottawa at HartNrR. 7:41 g.m. 9 a.m. — K.O.C. Cardinal# vs. Woodman of tho World A*a IJlmBeamWItlttor 440 140 e *------« [Summ Nova 1.40 iraBniTwBi 11 11 4 0 PltNburgh at Quebec 7:47 g m. 11 a.m. — Moose Lodge Firataa va. Rotary Club Royals 10 (4411140 P (44) 7140 T (4«-7) B040 HfttlfttftO 11 11 JM Mantrual at N*w Yorti ItlanStrA 7:Ma.m. ntM urfh 14 11 417 Wtnnlgog at ERmoMwi, ■: Ma.m. IliRireca — 01M.O: 1140 1 dm Aaaaiaa CHANLOTTO (Ml) listen ma*tar 1040 140 140 ura w m b ra • 11 II 4M Jchnaan 4-11 14-14 n , Newman S-N 44 14, Now Joriay at ToranN, ■: Ng.m. faurw* Qatar 1.40 140 PNrtda II 11 .4*4 Mourning 11-11 47 a , Olll M l 44 II, Rogue* Chicago at It. L*ulA7:4ga.m. Nanai'* Ilnound 140 New York It 14 .40 I S 44 A Wlngata M M «. Curry I I 04 A MNnowla at Lm Angel**. N: 41 p.m. Little Majors* |l(7-0) 1040 P (74) 1040 T (744) 11140 Ian (Mega 11 14 .40 Oettlton 1-4041. Total*: 14-7417* IM. levant* race — 1/11, At lt.it •enPrandMo 11 14 .41* ORLANDO III) New York Ranger* at Wartilngton, 1:10 ContlNoad froaa 19 Scoring one run each for the It.Leult N 11 4M p.m. n’« Scooter 1040 IMS 1.40 BawM«4l-l IA TelbortMMA Klto A704 Sox were Justin Erickson, Rob­ Papaya 140 140 NOTE: IgUt *Ruad game* count In •fan- 10. SUM* A it AS n, Andaman A ll 04 A Rorton at SuttaN. 1:14 p.m. Laurence ft Deen Blue Java 1 StueH ve M l ding*, tig* or col logo ^ig^^tgg tit not William* 7-11M 14, leak AM I I 77. Karr 41 PmtburfhelNtwJenty, 7:40p.m. (2-2), the Orioles (1*3) and the ert Robinson and Eddie Morales. Toronto*) PhlNRolptiN, 7:40 p.m. , 0*4) 0040 P (M ) 0040 T (M-1) OHIO 1 44 A Rayal 4144 A Tumor 1-144 A Oroon A 'a ((M |. Providing the offense for the IM 1im i40 PlHMurgh AOtltogo WhHo Son I t-l 441. Total*: 0-717-7 B. Vancouver at Ottawa. 0: M p.m. \ BlgkM ra c e -7/14,0:4441 Atlanta 11, La* AngotN(t*)0 a a ti n - i7i It. Lout* at ChkagA 0:40 p.m. The National a landings are the A'a were Charlie Collier (double, 4HMty Ftghtar 1140 I.M 440 39 9ft 33 39 — 93 Calgary at Ian Jaw, 10:40p.m. ...name, with the Railroader Cuba single, two Tvmay and Sylvester Maw York Yankee* t, MMheet 4 7 Brtnkl* Dottty V 440 3.40 a-a*------e - e 1-Point gnaV* •- Charlotte 41 (Olll 41, 'a 7 *10OTw*|M*7Nl W * 00W7W)MFMSreT|I V /ft 4-0, the Rlnker Materials Wynn (single, run). (Cr'taiiiaOa 040 Curry 411, Orlando M l (Mile* t j, Scott 14. The Royal* didn't have any big Q 1*41*40 P (4-7) 4M11 (4-74) *1*41 Detroit 7, SI. Laulel* - DowM 41). Foutedout-William*. Rtfeound* Dodgers at 3-1, the Expoa at 2-2, NMO race— l/M, B ill 40 Now York Motel. Houatonl, Winning* - Charted* B (Jehnten 11). Orlando 47 (KIN the American Legion Cardinals run scoring explosion*, but they Toronto M. ■*tttmor*7 Vancouver I 1 » - » 1 Ky'* Ac* 1440 1)40 740 H>. AarttN - Char tell* a (Rogue* Ml, Tampa Bay I I H at 1*3 and the Monroe Harbour ■cored at least two run* In each ISumfltUrfcar* *4* 440 Norton 7, Tooa* A M Inning* Orlando 11 (Skllo* 14). Total taut* — ieatttell, Milwaukee I Plrtt PirNR—1,. Vancouver, LlnSon M of the four Innings that they • Lucky Ctrl 040 Charlett* II, Orlando 17. TadtnlcaU — (Craven, DIduck), 1:01. 1, Vancouver, Pirates at 0-4. Q (l-I) 174 P014) M40T (1-MI 00140 L A — 1S.1S1. Mometto 1* (Ronnlng, Linden), 11:10. All 10 teams will be in action batted. Anderson, meanwhile, IP race— 1/1*. Di 1140 Ponalllot— Odjlck, Van, double minor on Saturday. (See Little Major struck out alx and didn't allow SJudy’t JeNny 1040 340 440 (crew chocking, roughing), *:W> Boon. T I Portland va schedule elsewhere on page 2). an Orioles runner past second 1 Intar toper M 0 140 MIAMI (Ml (roughing), *:1l: Craven, Van (high- * Hutker Suce#» 440 11:0 p.m. Rke AM l-i tA Lang Alt A1IA Satkaly A ll Raines struck out 13 In base in collecting the shutout'. St. Lout* va Toronto at Puna din, tt:M Am. RlcaAMl •Ticking), 0:M; Boland. TB (holding), 0(1-1) 1*mPf-l)WWTO*MMM4i M 17. Smith A ll 4 1 1A Shaw 44 M A Cate* 14:14/ BergerIn. TB. miner-mafer (craw- Pacing a 10 hit Royals offense Detroit va Cincinnati at Plant City- t!:M throwing his complete game, I INI r*a— 1/14, Ct 114* M 44 7, Ortoor 41 4 1 A Miner AM M M, chocking, flghttng), 11:44; l *ndl*k. Van. were Melvin Holt (triple, double, 3 Sen Cam# tot U40 1140 740 API. Atklrtt7*747. Tot*ft: B-771AWH. and the Red Sox offense BeeUayaWM* Ullti^l^ll* Mm g| flmniaW g fIt ,40 ma|or (fighting), 11:44. J Lorraine *40 040 MIWJIMIV(TS) 1, Tampa Say, Tucker 17 exploded for nine runs In the run. six RBI), Clyde Stephens 7Eiqul»lt*Ta*t* V .\ », .-..M O Ain. Crtwwan 7411 I t It, Brown M M A (triple, single, three runs. RBI), Atlanta va Montreal at Wort Palm Raach, r), 1:11. A Tampa Say. fifth Inning to break open a close 0 (1-1) 7140 P (M l 1M0T (M -l) 4M40 T T DudNy M M A Roklnton A7 M It. Addlton Crgtghtan 14 (BradNy. Chamber*), |:i| (pp). Randy Casey (two singles, run, ( 1 H H 1 I *40 J**kp*S140040 IiMani. M A IA Down A lt A1 tA MerrH M l 44 1A A Vancouver, Dirk 4 (lemenov, Burt), 17:4*. game. lltk race-*h ,A i 114) Maw York Yankee* v a Maw York ANN at Cheek* At A4 7, Mahom AS M A King A l 44 A Tampa Bay, Creighton 17 (UPuma), 17:a . Contributing to a 13 hit Red RBI). Nick Johnson (two singles, 4 Sum Startrtght MAM I AM A M - WartUngMn, t:4lA*"- A LW A 4 M 1 Totat*: 4444A77S. Panama*— Odllck, Van (hooking), s:04; run), Anderson (single, three iPdqEfebtte* 1 4 > va lartHg at La* Voroa 14( Sox attack were Nick Erickson MMart M 17 17 M - M Sure Van l tng). BtM; Hamrllk, TB (triple, two alnglea. run, two runs, RBI), Chris Calhwn (single, 1 Omni Ilia r Mow jonay M a a w-M (Mah- •iMi Otrk, Van (IrtggUH). Q (M ) MM P (M ) 1M0T 4+4)0040 va CeMrodo (AAA) at APatnt gwli - Miami H H k k o t-7 . Cato* 7:07j* ■ ■ ■ RBI), Bud Bennett (double, two run, RBI) and Robert Wilson and Artt»l:Mpjn. 1-4 Smith At. Shaw A ll, Maw Jonay Alt PlWrtiurakat BoHImoro. 1:0 p.m. mitcenducf (RwMe (ntttgaNr, fighting), singles. two runs, three RBI), Jeramiah Jenkins (one run (M arti t L Raklntan t -l Lae 14. Addlton N:04j Tucker, TB. miner-mater (crate- Raines Kaaoa* MR) v a PMrtRa g* tout A l, CoNwten 41). FovMd out — None. chocking, flghttng), 10:04: Berg*v)n, TB (triple, single, run, three each). TlttpjR. RBI), Jim ) Franklin (two single*, Doing the hitting for the Or­ i S n p l Te*e*etHeu**en,f:0pm. Rikoundi - Miami M (Satkaly It), Now (laughing), 14:17; Murtyn, Van (roughing), O (I-*) *1.40 P (1-4) 0040 T U 4 0 H M Jonay 44 (Crtaman Ml. AarttN — Miami It ITio i Bargiand, TB (roughing), 17:41 run, two RBI), Donald White ioles were David Brock (two (M I-4 ) 0*40 \ V Chkaga ROUto Sea va San DMga at La* (Smith 4), Now Jonay V (Retlmon 7). Total VORaa/AMAm. Third Purtud—7, Vancnuvur, Caurtnatl M (double, two runs, two RBI), singles) and Chad Oetchell and 14Ni race-I/O D iiu r ttuM— Miami lAMtw Jarwy it. A — 1AB4. (landNh, Lldrttr), 1:0. A Vancouver, Burn. 1> • CrtltamNatLaoAngiMA WiMp/n. M riomonov), )# :)) (*h). PonaltN*— Adam Frank (tingle, three runs) Daniel Bohannon (one single OKI Zemunar.'TB (holding), 1:0: Murtyn, Van, and T .J. Thompson (single, run). each)- 1 Ja Peart* N mNiMna|ar («l**hlng, fighting). 4:0: Hunt- 0(1*1 va La* Angeta* (**) at V*n Mr»^MP TWIfMFoab VfMfiP *msJhtd^P.omaUmO fRITTM *■*VTH9GBHVMCT r i (fl|niin|)i 11*1411 1iMp.tR. 4:0: Zamunor, TB. minor-me )#r (rtertdng. 0* va Kaaao* CRy at A— 1414i ■ ANTHr m BBT ■ fighting). 4:0: UPuma, TB, ma(argama Tennis IiMam. TM I FINAL POUR Reetan a) AtMMp. t: Mp.m. mlicandurt (figMing), 4:0: Crovon, Van 2 9 a d n ^ ^ h (haahlng), 7:47: Hamrllk, TB (Nothing), finals. Ptttii wygk va BoRtman at No. 4 by beating Claiming singles titles for Lake , L liMpJW. 11:01/ daon, TB (unoartimanUho canduct), \ . NtwYark Yankaoo at Now York MvN. 1:47 )4:M; Caurfnall. Van (untparftmanllka Oviedo's Robin Colbert 6 -1,8-0. Mary were Jack Whlgham ;|LS ,i conduct), 14:11: Murtyn, Van (high- North Carrtlna (B A ) va Kama* (17*1, •ticking), 17:14: Dirk, Van, mlner-meMr In the No. 2 doubles final, (knocking off Lyman'a Joe Mit­ (hlgh-rtlcking, lighting), N:M: Momwm, Evans and Carrico beat LaBret chell 6 3 ,6 0 to the No. 1 finals), KM * 4* 4M Van, mlKonduct. 17:41: OIMala, TB, and Sylvester (filling In for Shawn Perce (outlasting Marcus V 4M 4J0 •maker ((lathing, fighting), (7:41: R*n.Ta,t------Greenspan) 6-3,6-0. Son tag of Lyman 6 4 ,6 4 for the B IM ) KM P (M l MAMT04-1ihyg1 SkaN or goal— Vancouver IAIA14-41. "The girls were pretty confi­ No. 2 crown), and Randy Brown Tampa Bay N-ii-i " i m sat dent going In." said Kama. (a 6-1, 63 winner over the ♦ Pit. Agvtrr# _------f CpeertunHte* Vancouver o el "They stayed focused on the Qreyhounda' Andy Oarda at No, lOteaAr i T amps>0) )o^7. ^OartkN— V«|Heu»er, Whltmen, IAA4 (M task at hand and they truly 3L - . «(A * l P *741 lU O Y (A A l) MOM BB Tampa Bey, J M tenth I, o jl (AU47.N 1 respected the people' they were W hlgham and Perce alao beat playing* * especially the Lake * Mltchdl and Sontag 61, 64 to s t l o J s i J e i 4trWWFkrvH?*<,,We i*M IM AM itisQ Brantley people. the NoM ' doubles final. Brown OarR "Lake Brantley will be to the and FInkelateto, who won the HAD Z : * £ Tack (141), 0 (44) SAM P (AS) tMAMT (AA1I tMAM JW* hunt for the district title. They No. 2 doubles championship Lot Angelo* va Mem.toi at OMeSNN (»J ) va Nmn (V-llilpjn. had a key Ipjury (Greenspan) with a 6 2 .6 3 win over the Lake 4 tort*.t:Mpd*. V- m )PtN at MNeoirtA ItOhen. fP7fg * ( ( this week and that hurt them. Brantley duo of Mark Conway ♦ Fries 9 , . „ . .dda va It. LouN «t 7:0 pm . — IA luMfeMNn, PNrtda Martina But I understand she should be and Osrald Janes, clinched the • (A*) *740 P (A t) MAMT (A A i) I0M0 v*. KaneaiClty ReyatA (LI ready for the district m eet" title for Lake Mary by ^ tn R y A iio N>io«yoaooinN»,vg>pjit. M:M pm. - WON. laklkNNn. Chkaga 4 PIN-Andy 7J0 4J0 U S QikNadotU nProRi Noi. 4:00 p.m % Things didn't go quite aa beating David and Ta 6 2 ,6 1 In SanONgsrtColNomN.4Jlpjn. » v WRHalm vAlanDNgePadrtA (Lt smoothly for the Lake Mary the semifinals. SCoN Enrtgu* 7 JO I7M MM • Tm m ^o ^ Wammn^a a BASKBTBALL i Pmton-Apytm IM ^BOORB* g g^v^M^^^g RM w 7:0 pm. - SUN. NBA, Orlande Magk at boya, who won their third con­ ' After taking next week off for B(*4)4Ad0P(*4)ttAMT(AAt)0KM Indiana Paean. (L) secutive SAC title. Lyman's Brad spring break, the 8em!no!e I pm. — TNT, NBA. Phaanti Sun* at 74# 140 140 M L TPN BP BA - tCtWteA(L) David and Steve Ta spoiled the County schools' tennis teams 1 Irigeyon-Vkter m o M l St It 4 NO B1 US 0M - 7 14 0 Rams' bid of a perfect sweep by will come back and play aeveral lOurange-Oan MS M M 1 M 104 N* 7:0 pm. - ISPN, NHL. New York B (4411741P (A t) *741T (A M ) W4I Ml MO IM - 0 M 0 MM « M M Ml winning the Noe. 3 and 4 singles dual matches during the week of NV I*Nnder« al New York Ranger*. (L), alto at (A), Kramer (7), Curtt (I), M M 0 fg M U M I:BMI. titles. April 12-16. The following week, 4Cnrtgua IMS IMS *40 mod IT): Armrtnag, Kllnh a I ) 11 77 M4 W4 *Ror (B>. Norvty (7), ond SonWope, At No. 3, David beat Lake the teams trill move Into their ICrtO AM 4 M » 11 47 M4 Mi ■a m b Z l l lCrfcUN 1 I. W - KlMu I t. L - Pewer/Al. Mary's Ryan Ftnkelstetn 63, respective district tournaments orvoy (I). H i* — Cleveland. 1 :« pm . - T i l , lehlkman. B (A4I IMS P (A ll O M IT (444) 70AM 44 M 0 N 114 MO Soa at AtNnN BrevwA ID 6 0 . w hile T a topped the Rama* with hopes of qualifying for the (ll.H B If “ 44 M W M BS IT* 1:0 pm . - WON, luMMtlen, New York Cory Harris, 7-4,63. In the No. 4 state tournament. 1141 M4I AM 44 M 7 N M HI Yankee* at New Yark Met*. (L) M M M M HOMO liM pm. - SUN, Col leg*. PNrtda IN N at v n *o I *0 t*o a t QaargNTeck, (LI * a w OR ' BU4)4M0BlAt)M740T(AAf)MU0 Sam. — Softball- scored a run. Beth Pratt had an v a fkkago RRitN Soa- (LI * Our enge Andy 1744 gdl AM 4n BJR.grrifii CV*we w t ^r^w*SCi ClitlHr MlMlttlMl - v w e w r ^ w i ^ ^ i it w 1 9 •■' RBI and a run acorad. Shydoona 1 IrkUla-Jgao AM AM V L T P H b p BA PNrtdA (L) ISeJd-uretR* AM IM of the third. lAremaywOon MS "We've played bad Innings • (A l) W40 P MU 7M0T (AM ) MM0 before and haven't come back t in r in o ISrtAVkter All 140 Ml Afwr a ground out the next two from them." aald Lake Brantley 4Miket Urrtde 140 IM the strategy batters singled and Oviedo's coach Debbie Flank. "Tonight, I Aremeyu Oak MO w ith a J are had a had inning (in the top B (A*) 1040 P (M l 1140 T (AAI) ItM l BB Blanton was D rought in. Another (AAA*) I runner Jeff Bouley hit loaded the bases, but Blanton of the third) and came back real (from Lyman) with the game got a fly to and the inning. strong. MAM 1740 AM winner. Blanton 0 4 ) allowed at least "Little by Uttle, they're getting I l i U to the point where 1 want them > if - With the victory. SCC Un­ one runner la each of the seven 'b IMULM (At)NAMT(AAI) to 17*13 overall and B-6 plus Innings he worked, but to be. Right now. It's a matter of the MFC. The Raiders will getting them thinking toward 3 Aramayv Ur *4 Lake City never, got a runner iMkei ArraieN 740 740 play another important confer­ past second. The righthander the last week of April (when the » ence game on Saturday, as they ended his appearance with a district tournament will be B (A ll II41 P (At) 0(40 T (A H ) travd to Ocala far a 2p.m . battle played). They're still the defen­ IAAM) 1041 BB (All flourish, striking out the (Inal A— TNi H—*414*0 with Central Florida Community two men he faced with runners ding district champions and College. The PatrioU are alao on first and second. someone will have to come in Iw C i M M i atlU in the chase for a spot in the The Raiders' first run came In here and take It from them ." .1.: N U f yn n p — y iu the bottom of the first losing. Anne Frecburg paced the Lake The TUnberwohres had 14 hita Brantley ntlwfr with two »t"g*** 3SS£ ’KKff B a s e b a l l ' r*.v J l . With two out. Sanford's Rich in (he game, but except for Eckstein bunted far a single and two RBI and three runs scored. m i& S third inning to take a 2-1 lead. Dsirryl Raffo’a aeventh inning went to second on a wild throw. Stuller had a triple, three RBI, and held off a late Oviedo came bock to take the home run. the visitor's only hed Eckstein advanced to third on an and two runs scored. Rachel anBaiHMam charge to edge the Btahop Moore lead with taro runs in the bottom two'other runners reach third infield single by Ray Hagar and Foppe added two stogies, two Hometa 7-6Thuraday night. of the third and they anded four baae against SCC'a Bob scored on a double by Deltona's Rhl, and a run, Julie Helinen Brian Hendrix made m b lin t runs in the fifth to take a 7-2 Haibcock and David Blanton. Pete Bexercdl. contributed taro stogies, an RBI. atari wince coming out from the lead. The Hometa scored four Hatbcock. a redahlri freshman Contributing to SCC'a attack and a run. basket ball team a successful runs In the iwvf nth to make the from Michigan, went the fttut 6% were Ray Hagar. Spruce Creek's Winning pitcher Tracy Brown one. working Into the fifth inning ■core 7-6 before Reymdda abut innings, allowing sevi Isaac Crux and Oviedo's B J. (10-7) chipped tn with two and leaving the game with a 3*2 the door. just the one run. He C-alapa (one double and one singles and an RBI. Anita lead. Tim Slavik led the way for the alow atari, walking the lead off single each). Randy Hagar (two Acevedo alao hit tw o alnglea. Scott Haggr come on in relief Lions, going laro-for-tnrae. with batter and hitting the next. The alnglea, RBI), Beamon (two Jamie Quinn singled, draw in a and worked Into the aeventh. a double and an RBI. Mark third batter In the order, Kelvin ■Ingles), Bexercdl (double, RBI), run. and scored a run. Ttfhaar giving way to Lee KcynoMa who Metcalf alao had a big hit. Eckstein (single, run), Ooodrich Poppe singled and act a run. came on to squelch a Hornet tripling In a pair of rune. JordanJordan sunned gunned Mdvln Walker (single) and Bouley (run). Nicole Rath bun had a r.K- rally and cam the save. Oviedo improved lo 64 with down elal the SaMplate. Doing the damage for the an RBI. Jill Boost ■ Hendrix* rfTTori fallowed up the win and will boat an SAC A wild ouchpuch moved the run- TUnberwotvea were Ratio (home runs and had an RBI. Kelly Treat the four-hitter that Todd game with Lobe Brantley nera to second and third, but run. single). Ted Harris and and Amy IliJkr each scored two Betbom. another cx-haahrthall ataitingat7p.m. Hatbcock got a strike out and a Mark Murphy (one double and runs. , player, threw In upsetting Semi- l>Nn| (hf damage far Bishop ground out to end the thre at one single each). Barnes. Charles For Oviedo. Barbie Bartdaand note Tuesday. Mocwt (6-10) wereMike Grenon Hatbcock settled down after Oagliano and Shannon Jemigan Carrie McALllffe each singled > scored a run in the (three-far-three, double), Eddie that and allowed only three ((■ro alnglea each} and Dan twice and scored a run. Tanya atnjea until Ratio's home run Buxbsum and C h ris W alker tone* Bellamy had (wo Ui the top of the live RBU and Cotraoeo (RBI). arttn one out in the seventh. single each). RBI. Mindy Kracht

l . »*rrr, JsW1 IN BRIEF What’s new in fashion? Spring Concert schtduM Sunday Spring is the season of soft, casual, playful looks The 21st Annual Spring Concert of the Seminole Community What's new In fashion for College Symphonic Sana will be held on Sunday, April 4. at 3 ions, from old, new interpreta­ filigree settings, fans, porcelain sprlng/summer 1993? Some tions or redesigns, washed-down i, lockets, cuff links, lapel p m.. In the Concert Hall of the Pine Aria Building. The band, people say that It Is a new directed by Dr. William J. Hinkle, will perform muaic of such colors and distressed fabrics. pins, and long pendants. generation of fashion, a new compoaera aa Bach. Handel, Tchaikovsky. Anderson. Hols* Mid-range colors take the lead, • Menswear looks — Include direction In color, fabric and Inger. and Sousa. major color Is yellow, long "A " coats a little longer with a bit silhouette. Others say It is time line silhouette, full skirts and more of waist suppression, lots The concert la free and open to the public. For further to look to our heritage and use Information call 323-1450 or 843-7001, extension 290. petticoats, close-to-the-body fit of bright and light colors: for our Inspiration. In bodices, lingerie Influences. seersucker Is back: round wide Here are some of the major shoulders, smoother anJ flatter Clubwoman to hoar Millar trends: • Colors — are In two major fabrics, mini-patterns, taupes • Basic blues — Images of the directions — semi-translucent and blued greens, narrow In the General Federation of Women's Club Semoran Junior Florida sea. anchors away — shades and sun-baked tones. hip, sweater Jackets: knits con­ Woman's Club will hold Its next monthly meeting on Monday, anything nautical, the classic longer length dresses, lighter Key colors predicted to be blues, tinue to grow In dress and casual April 12. at 7:30 p.m. at Harbor School located at 3955 Red navy ana white combinations. weights, softer finishes, surface bordering on teals for denims bottoms. Bug Lake Road. Casselberry. Don Miller of Sanford Boys ft and chambrays, corals and • The 70s return — look for a Interest, crisper finishes and pale This Is a season of looks that Girls Club will speak. colors. orange-y colors, some with a are soft, casual, and playful — Those attending are aaked to bring toiletry Items to be return to longer vesta, cropped pink cast — new dyeing and tops, platform shoes, macrame • Popular looks — Includes not the look that Is always donated to a local shelter for the homeless. The public Is oversized man-tailored shirt, fig­ finishing techniques to produce appropriate at the office! Jobs Invited to attend. in accessories such as belts and colors that look opaque, lumi­ purses, knotted ties In the ends ure-hugging fitted Jacket with are important to keep these . full skin,,easy fitting Jumpsuit nous and sem(-transclucent...for ($,ays.'Be sure you know w hat la of shirts. friiiU e,*!K & Aj& l£rt’3?cs pales, the tinted shades of putty, and blouses that fit (with use of that looks like a dress. approprate to wear In your office Dog shows sat d a v sand, and rock gray. and stick w ith it! CASSELBERRY — The Orange Blossom Cluster Dog Shows darts and dart tucks) through • The news appears to be on the waistline and cut work. (Barbara Hughss/Ortft Is the will take place April 2,3 and 4 ftom 8 to 5 p.m. the top — with innovative • Newest look in fabric — include metallic paisleys and Seminole County Kxtanslen The shows will be at the Seminole Greyhound Park. 2000 • General trends — include necklines and sleeves, unique buttons, novelty trims such as plaids, tweeds, taffeta-like or­ Homs Economist. Inqul Semlnola Blvd. in Casselberry. softness in fabric and silhouette, ganza, sunwashed tones in ba dlraetad to har at tl Members from the West Volusia Kennel Club, the Seminole lacing, ruffles, piping. layering of all kinds, sheer Unen. checked linen, silks with VaIMJUVI^ n nn a rsIllYv tl^ BXlVnVIOVi■■Ia n s Ia ji •ffi m ftrivii a> m Dog Fanciers Association and the Lake Eustis Kennel Club will fabrics. Africa, and nature • Focus — is on the earth and novelty yams, and sheers. 210 W. County Homo Road, be participating in the three days of shows. prints. the sea to get inspiration for • Accessories — Include Sanford,FL 92771 or phono The event Is tree and open to the public. • A renewed interest — in colors and textures, new fash­ vintage-jewelry such aa pearls. 229-MOO. ExLMMJ Parking la 92. For more Information, call Phyllis Madaua at 321-6059.

Narcotics Anonymous masts In Sanford Narcotics Anonymous meets Monday at 8 p.m. at the House ofOoodwill, 317 Oak Ave., Sanford.

Potts to talk vtrst First Florida Poets meet at 10 a.m. every Monday at the Deland Public Library. Interested poets are welcome.

Sanford Rotarlans to mast Rotary Club of 8anford meets every Monday at noon, at the Sanford Civic Center.

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Lodge No. 27, or the International Order of Oddfellows mi the first and third Monday of every month, exoept July and August, at 8 p.m. at 101 Magnolia Ave., Sanford.

Mom, daughter Weekend compatabillty tests flunk both suffer from ri Your advice to "Olad I Did in St. Paul" and ft Concerning the I've others to take a few weekend in your gram­ been called an amateur wailing trips together to test "compati­ mar column that ran in The wall without portfolio before, but sexual abuse bility" before marriage is un- Ttmem-Pkmyune of New Orleans, never a "cheap therapist." I believably naive and m ay I subm it m y pet peeve? think I'll file this under "damned M AR MARTI My daughter shortsighted. Can a few days with flint orate." has an alcohol problem. She also together, pretending to be mar­ became pregnant when she waa ried. really tell two people 15. had an abortion, then at­ whether their marriage will last? tempted suicide. She is to be Perhaps the couple would be released from a treatment pro­ better off spending many gram soon and now she says months talking about what real­ that she eras sexually abused by ly makes a marriage work, like her stepfather from the unw she commitment, deep love, spiritual w a s 1 years old until we oneness, honesty, and a will- divorced last year. I knew she didn't like him. but I thought it aeru 0n “ • **“ “ was because he punished her Living together is simply . when she disobeyed or had another excuse to avoid the hard temper tantrums, When I work It takes to love her why she never told me. she said that she felt ashamed and A recent study covering 23 thought it waa her fault, and was years, by Axinn and Thornton of also afraid either I wouldn't the University of Chicago believe her or I would make her the University of Michigan, go away for causing trouble. These arc Just a few of the shows "the possibility that co­ consequences of this form of habitation weakens a commit­ To tell the truth. I don't want abuse which wtrik— at least one ment to marriage as an institu­ to believe It happened to her tion," and "produces attitt h-p«in» the same thing hap­ out of three girls and one out of 10 boys. It Is time for you to and values which increase pened to me when I waa a kid. I probability of divorce." m il have nightmares and pro­ and start your own healing You missed It on this one, blems with Intimacy because of process. Aa you become open Abby. OO bock to your original it but I've never told anyone. I and honest about your own answer. It's like taking a test. want to help my daughter but Your first answer is usually the I'm having trouble dealing with experience, you can begin to this, plus all the other heartache help your daughter. However, she's caused me. I don't know your daughter must remain where to turn o r how to atari. sober for awhile before she can really start to deal with problems It m ay related to her sexual abuse. please you to know that the number of letters I received protesting my answer bowled You've Help Is available In our com­ experienced one of the awful me overt Only a handful of munity. There are agencies. letters in support of my truths about sexual abuse: it private providers runs in families and Is multi- “ llvlng-together-before-mar* groups for victims of sexual rtiqge" approval reached my generational. If appropriate in­ abuse. Contact the Mental tervention doesn't occur, it sim­ Health CUnic (S31-24111, the ply continues to occur and Sem inole County Office of Sub­ ri You blew it shatter Uvea. The first thing you stance Abuse and Control must do is to deal with the when you told "Glad I Did in St. (322-3724. ext. 3363) or the Paul" that couples who are reality of your wn experience so Prevention Offioe (322-6656, ext. = you can begin to break the 219) for a resource list of pro- •a pattern. Sexual abuse violates a take a few weekend trips child's boundaries In every con­ together to test their cooiDsUbili* SEceivable way — physically, ty- emotionally, and sexually. Your Abby, my husband and I did daughter la living out many of not live together, nor did we the other terrible consequences have sex until after we were married. : of sexual abuse such aa sub- » Not only did this allow us to to to sexual acting out and other get to know each other without P the confusion of a pbsyical "to. self-destructive behaviors. Victims often blame themselves relationship blurring our think­ for the sexual abuse but fed ing. it also developed the self- , . 1 I

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OOMXI KAVf u Chest pain is always An y CHILDQEN? a cause for concern DEAR DR. OOTT I’m a conjunction with 69-ycar-old female and am con- drugs, such as Dl ccrncd about something that severe cases unresj PETER happened two years ago. While drug therapy, surgery QOTT.M.D relaxing on my porch. I suffered nerve) may be n excruciating pain that circled Vitamins, such as E my chest, lasted about one hour, are usually Ineffective, and then subsided. For the next day I could do nothing because my rib cage was so sore. Two weeks later the same symptoms U I I U U l'J J U U l 'J I l U appeared, this time awakening juiJ rjuiX'j u j u l i 15 THE OKlLY w h a t s 6AR6E me at 5:30 a.m. I've never seen a u i i u u u i i m m L-JU ONE Z KNOW W IN I T * HO physician and wonder If you can LIU I I Lit 11.1 LIUL'J M l UOS A PO0GIE explain what happened? Ul'JUII iJlIU 1 JM BAG I N T O A > DEAR READER: As you know, RESTAURANT S LJU U L1UU Ul'JMlJU chest pain In a 69-year-old LI LI l JL'KK )l IIJU LILLI person is always cause for con­ u i 'j ix j i.i uiLiu H im cern because of the possibility L-JU) LJLTl.l UL'JUII I that It could reflect a heart attack, a blood clot In the lung or LJL*JL1 III I.') J I I U some other serious ailment. UU JIIU ML1UUUU While I doubt that you had U lll'JU UL'Jl IIJ l ILIL'J such a potentially hazardous u i ii « u 111:11• i( i i'll in condition two years ago (because 1 drain THB BORN LOSER you've had no recurrences), I t Frsseh coki urge you to be examined by n 3 Cavity In reek rT0aV£KEAvmiM60NTW * doctor. You must make sure that 4 Wake ready r - a ® / 3TERNMAOOLE REWtr your blood pressure and heart arc normal. DONTWCKRRH&H DEAR DR. OOTT: I've been diagnosed with tic douloureux, m V ANYTHING YOU START? or trigeminal neuralgia. I've taken many drugs Including vitamin B complex that my doctor prescribed, yet stopped when I didn't see Improvement. Is my condition curable? DEAR READER: Trigeminal neuralgia, a condition of un­ n known cause. Is marked by attacks of sharp, stabbing pain HEY. K ID ! W A IT A M IN U TE! ROY HOBBS WAS MY I JU5T MET THE Jl NEVER In the region of the trigeminal I DON'T KNOW YOUR NAME GREAT- GRANDFATHER ..WHEN 6REAT-6RANDDAU6HTER KNOW nerve, on one side of the check. YOU HIT THAT HOME RUN YESTER­ OF ROY H0BB5! . WHAT Some cases appear to be second­ DAY, YOU RUINED MY LIF E ! ary to other diseases, such as l' “ 7 p------— — YOU'RE multiple sclerosis and .“V*. TALKING rheumatoid arthritis. Also, ABOUT..^ tumors of the nerve can cause neuralgic pain. However. In most Instances, no cause can be Identified. The pain can be Incapacitating and may be Initiated by touching a trigger point or by mundane activity, such as brushing the teeth. NO WAV, THAT MfcfJT Tic douloureux Is treated with iLLO U lN S BUSTtR ONE O f ’EM carbamazeplne. sometimes In

B y P h illip A id e r source of tricks Is your club suit. Bill Root has produced his But which card should you lead NORTH U -N fourth videotape. It runs for two from the Q -J -10-4-3? SAQII hours and contains three of Normally, you would select the VKJMT Root's lessons about opening queen. But, as Root points out, If SKIS 411 leads. You will learn which card your partner rates to be short In to lead In a variety of situations, the suit and declarer long, you W IST BAST and which suit to select when should lead the four, not the a 7 • SUMS leading against no-trump or suit queen. f A l l T i l l llll ♦QJ»» contracts. Root gives today's deal to SQJ104I SKT The tape may be purchased for support his argument. When $39.95 from Root-Hahn En­ South doesn't raise hearts or SOUTH terprises. P.O. Box 7205. Heights rebid one spade, he must have at ♦ K J » VQSS Station, Concord. NH 03301. least four clubs. This means ♦ A 7 4 Look at the West hand In the partner Is short. However, you BASIS should hope that he has at least diagram. Which card should you Vulnerable: Neither lead against three no-trump, a doubleton with a useful card, Dealer South given the actual auction? the ace or king (or perhaps even Partner didn't overcall one the nine). If he does, then spade, so maybe you lean leading the queen will block the ■as* i n i Nertfc Baal toward the diamond nine. How­ suit. But by starting with a low Paaa 1V Paaa ever. partner will need a particu­ club, you will establish four 1 NT Paaa S NT All paw larly powerful diamond suit to winners Immediately. And you establish enough tricks there to will defeat the game because Opening lead: T G£UttGflDG1&A»WnY. W t t ’B G O ID f it D K defeat the game. declarer cannot cash nine tricks ____GlRLb, TOO* ^ "EXPECTED TO TALK TO Perhaps a better potential without touching hearts. ^ M M A N O J W K ^

might discourage you front de­ more trouble than your Intended veloping something you should victim. It might be hard, but; A p r U S , I M S work on. turn the other cheek. ; Relationships with old and CANCER (June 21-July 22) ■AOITTARIUS (Nov. 23Dcc;; loyal friends could be substan­ You are a generous and open­ 21) Guard against Inclinations tially enhanced In the year handed person, and these are today to champion unpopulaf ahead. Although you're likely to admirable qualities. However, causes of either a political or; make many new acquaintances, today you must be careful not to religious nature. You could find they are not apt to measure up go overboard for someone who Is yourself out on a limb with to yo ur old pals. unappreciative and never re­ everyone trying to saw It off. FI\AHOHt SMt> m ARIBS (March 21-Aprtl 19) ciprocates. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan: POffH'T Ntf* Guard against Inclinations today 19) Do not take anything for to become too deeply Involved In LBO (July 23-Aug. 22) Today granted In your commercial aft A HUHA n *— frivolous pursuits, especially you might have dealings with fairs today. You may go la m t o u w those of a social nature. You someone who Is an extremely thinking you're In the catbird could be enticed Into doing so by difficult Individual. In order to seat, only to discover to your ON* Of THOSe an undisciplined friend. Know placate him or her. you might chagrin that you're not. UtCTtiC where to look for romance and nave to make concessions that A Q U A R IU S (Ja n . 20-Feb. 19) you'll find It. The Astro-Oraph don't serve your best Interests. Make sure you select compa­ JAfi onntfts. Matchmaker Instantly reveals VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) It nions today whose ideas and which signs are romantically could be a trifle dlfllcult today Interests are In harmony with perfect for you. Mall $2 plus a for you to distinguish between yours. Spending time with peo­ long, self-adrenssed. stamped making constructive suggestions ple who don't operate on your eve ope to Matchmaker, c/o this and Just plain criticizing others. wavelength could prove to be OUlEP ME WHEN WILL I EVER PROBABLY newspaper. P.O. Box 91428. If you Indulge in the Tatter. It very frustrating. CATCH ON TO HIS TRICKS? NEVER Cleveland. OH 44101-3428. may evoke angry responses. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Do LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) In PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) not take your frustrations out on your social Involvements today, This is one of those unusual an innocent family member to­ you will be Judged by the days when you might treat day. If you do. you might create company you keep. Don't get seriously matters you should two problems for yourself In­ tangled up with a person who treat lightly and treat lightly stead of Just one. has a knack for offending others. matters you should treat GEMINI (May 21-June 20) •CORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) seriously. Complications arc In­ Forego using someone who Should you feel compelled to do dicated. always sees faults In your ideas something out of spile today. It (01993. NEWSPAPER EN­ as a sounding board. He or she could boomerang and cause you TERPRISE ASSN. B * a m L ANNIC

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71-H elp Wanted 71-H elp Wanted Legal Notices Legal Notices 13— Bingo 27— Nursery A Child Car* EMPLOYMENT ADD TO YOUR INCOME Notice el iherllt’i Sale FRIDAY AND SATURDAY IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, CLASSIFIED ADS SELL AVON NOWI IN ANDFOR NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN l«:M AM and 1:34PM 323-5176 CALL 3330*5* er 313-4313 that by virtue ot that certain FLEA WORLD CHILDCARE In my llama very SEMINOLE COUNTY, Seminole Orlando - Winter Park reasonable. Big yard, lots ol fib TMW.lSthSt. FLORIDA Writ of Elocution Issued out ol HWY ll-*l. SANFORD and under the seal ol the County love and cart. Experienced. AGENTS-REAL ESTATE! CASE NO, tl-*1S*5-CA-t4-L 322-2611 831-9993 Cell Tina 311 *11*______UNITED COMPANIES LEND Court ot Seminole County, Flor 21— Personals ' AC Insta lle r Nothing succeeds Ilk* success. INC CORPORATION. Ida. Cate «*1/II5JCC10U upon a For Excellent... Sub contractor must have We're well Info our 3rd decade Plalnlllf. I Inal |udgmenl rendered In the CLASSIFIED DEPT. PRIVATE PARTY RATES ADOPTIONS truck and own tools, excellent ol (raining successful agents. aforesaid Court on the nth day Professional CHILO CARE pay. Start Immediately! No Hernia?...... Wa'llhelpl ' v». HOURS Mconsocuttvotlmoi------57* o lino Free medical care, transpor ANGELINE HARRIS and ol October A.D. 1*01. In that Services, call 1131003.______Call Dev* WATSON REALTYCORP 100 A.M.-5:30 P.M. 7 conoocuttvo tiro**------70« ■ Mr* talion, counseling, private REALTORS 111 JM0 RACHEL HARRIS;------certain cate entitled: First Un doctor plus living expenses. 417-LONOWOOD-Lk. Mary, all 407-668-9644 UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF Ion National Bank ol Florida MONO AY thru 3 compcuttvo ttrooo------t it ■ lint Bar •717515 Call Attorney John ages. 7:00am *:00pm. HRS ANGELINE HARRIS; FLEET f/k/a Florida National Bank. _j22iChrl*a347011___^_ CLERK TYPIST 7: FRIDAY turn#------11.11 aim Frlcker...... 1-to* *17-1440 AG TECH Manufacturing llrm In San * F IN A N C E A M O R TG A G E . Plalnllll vt. Leonidas Moreau Ratoo art par Ittut, bastd on 3 Hot* INC.; and any unknown hair*, and Clarlclenne Moreau, Defen CLOSED SATURDAY 31-Private Permanent, lull lime. 3431 lord seeks gen. olllce help.! davltaa*. grantee*, creditor*, dant which aforesaid Writ of * SUNDAY *3 Unta Minimum 27— Nursery A per hr., dull** Include growing Position requires word pro­ and other unknown pertoni or Execution was delivered to me Instructions vegetables and ornamentals In cessing 35 WPM, good- unknown spouses claiming by, at Sheriff ol Seminole County. Child Cere Held end greenhouse, applying numerical and telephoned through, and under any ot the Florida and I have levied upon BLACKJACK. Learn to pesticide* and form malnte skills! Dependability Is essen- NOW ACCEPTNG CHILDCARE, In my heme. 14 Complete easy system. Send Hall Nonsmoking anvlroh above named Defendant*. all the right, title and Interest ol Hr*. 7 days a week. All ages! nance HS grad and 1 yrt. Defendant* the defendant, Clarlclenne SASE A 15.33 to: L. Solodky. experience. For application menl. dtnelllt. Qualified, Maalt A Snackt. 313 M4* Box 1355. Sanlord. FL 31773 NOTICE OF Moreau. In and to Ihe following call: 330-4735 or writ#; 17M E. applicants should apply al described property, said proper MICHELLE'S HOUSE • 13* 1355 Can ba seen at: 304 Calray Ava., Sanford. FL Florida Job Service Job FORECLOSURE SALE Rarhell Ave. 311. Sanlord. FL NOTICE I* hereby given that ty being located In Seminole Scheduling may Indud* Herald Advertaer al tie coat ot an addiuonal day. PER WEEKI Open tiJOAM 13 31771. EEO/Affirmative Ac- 4071*31. Equal Opportunity the undertlgned Clerk ol the County, Florida more partlcu Cancel whan you gat reeult*. Pay onty tor day* your ad tuna atrala earned Midnight I 111-7*1511*1-1* Employer Circuit Court of Seminole larly described as follows: Uta Ml daecnpton tor fastest reoulto. Copy mual loiow acceptable typo­ One 1*14 Audi S/W Vln. County, Florida, will on the l*th graphical form •Commercial frequency rata* are available 51— Money to Lend '\i\im i\i\iM \i\i\i\i\i\i\i\iu\i\i\i\i\i\ni day ot April. IWJ. at 11:00 •WAUGB0444EAOlitsi being o'clock A M. at the We»t Front stored at Altamonte Towing, DEADLINES BILLS DUET I door ol the Seminole County and Ihe undersigned as Sherlll Tuesday thru Friday 12 Noon The Day Before Pubkcabon Courthou*o. Sanlord, Florida, ol Seminole County, Florida, Hava 1 Place to Payl Slash Sunday And Monday 8 JO P.M. Friday Monthly Payments) Gat Crad otter tor tale and tell at public will at 11:00 A M. on the tlth ADJUSTMENTS AND CREDOS: In tho want ot an error In an late A Closer LooS outcry to the hlghett and bett day of April A.D. ItfJ. offer lor United M y Hors Oft Your Backl Easy bidder lor cath. the following sal* and salt to the highest ______ret poo tibia for tha first Quality No Collateral! 331 7555 Apartment Living at its FINEST detcrlbed property situate In bidder. FOR CASH IN HAND Insertion onty and only to tho extant of tha coat of that Seminole Counfy, Florida: AND SUBJECT TO ANY AND Insertion. Please check your od for accuracy tho firat day H Nt spacious 1,2, Ac 3 bedroom Lot 4. Block IS. ol M.W. ALL EXISTING LIENS, at the run*. CLARK'S SUBDIVISION, ac Front (West! Door, at the steps, apartments at affordable prices cording to the Plat thereof ai of Ihe Seminole County Court recorded In Plat Book I, Page house In Sanlord, Florida, the M clt^e lo schools 107. Public Record* ol Seminole above described property. • clot* to shopping centers Counfy, Florida. That tald tale >t being made pursuant to the Final Judgment to satisfy the term* of thl* Writ THIS WEEK S at swimming pool entered In a cate pending In said of Execution. at Uundry facilities Court, the tiyle ol which It Don.ii.-f Efltnger, SheHtl Indicated above. Seminole County. Florida WITNESS my hand and of­ Published: March II. If. It. ficial teal nt said Court this Jtth April 1, with the tale on April It, • Single Story design • no one below or above day of March. l**J. ►«*, r , {COURT SEAL) ■■•Stadias; *■ MARYANNE MORSE • Furnished / Unfurnished Studios CLERKOFTHE A Final Sale Huge and Big! 1505 West 25,k St. CIRCUITCOURT • Dependable Management Sat. t-t, It* ROSALIA OR. * Liquidation at Feractesura # Sanford By: Dorothy W. Bolton Notice at Sheriff's tale • Enjoy Unique Apt. Extras Deputy Clerk Sanford. Lg. ladle* clothe*, Sat. Only. •-!, Antique books, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN household stuff. CHEAP. complete Magazine codec- Publish: April!,t. IIM that by virtue ol that cartaln • Security • For Your Peace Of Mind DED44 dons, extrclM bike, com­ Writ ol Execution Issued out ol BIG 6ARAGE SALE! puter, dinette. Transformer and under the teal ot the Circuit Saturday I LOTS ot good ttulfl toys, tools, M ANY mlsc. Sanlord Court Apt*. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, Court ol Plnella* County. Flor­ 3534 Hiawatha Ave. (Sanford) household items. M U S. Or­ EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL ida. Cat* 4*17001177 upon a llnal O lande Dr. (U-*l) Parking let 3301 S. Sanford Ave. CIRCUIT. IN AND FOR ludgment rendered In the afore­ Big Sale next to K It'D Trader,______SEMINOLE COUNTY, said Court on tha 3rd day ol Sat. A Sun. * 1 Everything you 9 * 3*3-330* 1 FLORIDA. August A.D. 1**1. In that certain could Imaginel Sew mech., CASE NO. fl-MlS-CA-14-P case entitled: Schwindt Dell, household. 1411 S. Oak Ave. •GARAGE SALE A0 BARGAIN KISLAK NATIONAL BANK. Inc.. Plalnlllf vt. Donald J. Call In your garage Mia ad by Plalnlllf. Bo|an*k. Dalandant which BLOCK SALE • Sat. *4. 1400 II noon on Tuesday and taka aforesaid Writ of Execution was Block Laurel Ave. (at 37lh Street, Sanford). Ceramics, advantage ot our special nMOTHY BISHOP; delivered to me at Sherlll ot garage Ml* ad priced Call CHARLENE BISHOP. Seminole County. Florida and I craltt. Easier Items, strollers, Classified new tor details! Defendant*. have levied upon all the right, car Mats, clothes, toys, boy's W e l c o m e NOTICE OF SALE till* and Interest ol Ihe defen 14" bike, boat and trailer. j g j j j n Notice It hereby given that, dant, Donald J. Bo|an*k, In and utility trailer, mlsc. Items pursuant to a Summary Final to tha following detcrlbed prop BLOCK SALE ■ Frl. and Set.. ■ • Movin' and Shakin* Judgment ol Foreclosure on erty, tald property being located 41 300 E. 30th St.. Sanford. H o m e tered herein. I will tall the In Seminole County. Florida Household Items, turn., and Sat. April 1, • Jpm. Clean property situated In Seminole more particularly described at clothing I Too much to men saepl Bargains Galore I Some­ County, Florida, detcrlbed at: follow*: Hon I______thing for every onot 1*7 Lot 14. CYPRESS CLUB, ac­ All right, title and Intent! ol SHANNON OR. Plnacrost cording to plat thereof at re­ the defendant In the following: BRING YOUR M0NEYI Sob.-PIv.______t o Lott 5 and S. Avocado Terraco, a GIANT 4'famlly M ill Some corded In Plat Book JJ. pages IS MOVING SALE! and M, ot the public record* ol subdivision, according lo Ihe thing tor everyone I Sat. * - 11. Seminole County, Florida, plat thereat at recorded in Plat 4575 South Sanford Ay*.______1:30AM 7 Sat. onlyl 1400 Holly at public tale, to the hlghett and Book 3. Pag* 13. Public Record* CARPORT SALE Ava. (Sanford). Furniture. bett bidder tor cath. at the West ol Seminote County. Florida kltch. Items, stereo, mlsc. Country Lake Apts. Frl. and Sail April 1 - 3. 1105 YARD SALEI- washer, dryer, front entrance, Seminole County Street Address: 1107 Watt Cordova Drive, Sanford._____ Courthouse. Sanford. In Sanford, IM d Street. Sanford. Florida crib, playpen, etc., and lots ol Florida, at 11:00 A.M. on April 33771 CHILD CARE IH MY HOME • miscellaneous UOOMetonvIlle. I*. IWJ. and the undertlgned at Sharilf 14 hr*. 7 days per week. Hoi Frl.andSat.»AM-T______1 & 2 bedroo WITNESS my hand and ot of Seminole County. Florida, meals and snacks. 313144* YARD SALEI Thurs. Sat. 8:30 tidal teal ol said Court this will at 11:00 A.M. on the 13th Craft-Yard Sail -5. MO Monroe Rd. (across March SI. IWJ. day ol April A.D. If*3. offer for Frl. A Sat. 3001 Hartwell Ave. Irom Laki Monro* P. O.) Starting at (Court Saall tale and tall to tha highest Craft mat*., baskat*. paints, l / -n J I r * .*.*• . ‘ 1 . V 4S.W,» . * rs. COEVMU APARTMENTS MARYANNE MORSE bidder. FOR CASH IN HAND DEBARY micro, cook, utont.. clothes I . _ - ■ +4 »■. •*■ -4 *• • — -r .,,^ Clerk of the Circuit Court AND SUBJECT TO ANY AND Too much to mention! 313*015 By: JaneE. Jatewlc ALL EXISTING LIENS, at the Frl. A Sat. Wedding dress. Furn., antiques, baby YARO SALEI 301 Citrus Dr., At Deputy Clerk Front (Watt) Door, at tha slept, Sanford, tot.. *AM • 4PM. 2714 Ridgewood Ave Publlth: April t.t. t m of the Seminole County Court Itemi-eic. cond.. household (tome, Craftsman tool*. Furn- clothing, shoes, mlsc. DCDee home In Sanford. Florida, the RIDGEWOOD AVE. above detcrlbed proparty. - - stereo. TV-cheap and mlsc. YARO SALEI , Sanford That tald tala It being mad* It* JUAN RO. Off Palm A Multi-family. Baby Hams, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT Dlrfcsan, follow slgntl______OF THE EIOHTBENTH to satisfy tha farm* of thl* Writ toys, mlsc. Friday onlyl fAM • 3 3 0 -1 4 3 1 JUDICIAL CIRCUIT ol Execution. Caraft, Plant Safe 7 301S. Crystal Dr., Sanford. 330-5204 Donald F. Etlinger. Sherlll INANDPO* And Car Mari!! YARO SALE SEMINOLE COUNTY. Seminole County, Florida TO BENIFITi MARCH OF Saturday. * 3. multiple family. FLORIDA Published: March II. I*. 14. CIVILACTION April 1, with tha tala on April 11. OIM I8. SAT. April 3. From Furniture, clothes, gelt dubs CASE NO. n-StlkCA I**3. T:)Samto1:SCpm. and cart*, tools, wetorbod. DEC-111 NATIONS BANK , nlcnacs, tots ol mltcl 1517 DIVISION HR Laurel Ave. Sanford RYLAND MORTGAGE SIMOrlafidaOr. 1 FAM. SALE • Frl.-Set. *-4. COMPANY. ______PARKINOLOT Plalntlffti), M0-Ml Citrus Dr. Ravenna vt. OARAOE SALE • 40* Palmetto Pk. Prom dresses, 10 speed LEON P. CHAPLIN, at al. Notice *f Sheriff's Sal* Ave. (Sanford). Baby clothes, boy's bike, lot* ot mlsc. I______NOTICE II HEREBY GIVEN desk, mlsc. Thurs. and Frl. Defendant!!). 2 FAMILY NOTICE OP that by virtue of that cartaln OARAOE SALEI Lake Mary. Sat. 8-Jpm Antique buffo), FORECLOSURE SALE Writ of Execution Ittuod out of Sat. ONLYI 10AMIPMI Near NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN and under the teal ot tho County Airport Blvd.. off 4tA. Appli­ clothes, tats of mlsc. M l CAMILIA CT. Sunland pursuant to a Final Judgment of Court ol Orange County, Flor­ ances. turn., blind*, motorcy foreclosure dated February 11, ida. Cate lCO*l/7*7t upon a llnal do. 55-gal. aquerlumt Take Estates.______i m . and entered In Cota No. ludgment rendered In the a lore Brlphtylew toCayhlli Way. ei stu CA UK ot the Circuit said Court on tho 4th day of 211 Maadow Hills Dr Court ol the E IG H TE E N TH January A.D. I**3. In that cor GARAGE SALE) Sat. 3 ton CHA. table saw, Ijft Judicial Circuit In and tor SEM­ tain cat* entitled: Eugene Sat. (AM - T Heater, go cart, chair, gat grill, exardxo cy­ INOLE County, Florida wherein Strickland. Plalnlllf vt. Mobil baby Items, mlsc. 154* S. cle. chairs, lots ot paper RYLAND MORTGAOE COM Car lb. Inc. d/b/a Mobil Carib Palmetto Ave. (Sanford). books l Price is right or PANV It the Plalnlllf and LEON and Gil Dalvalla. Defendant ottorl Phone 3117001______which aforeMld Writ ol Execu GARAGE SALE! P. CHAPLIN. WANDA Y. Satl 114 Wicker Ct. (Oil Park 3-FAMILY YARO SALEI CHAPLIN. BLAZER FINAN Hon wat delivered to me at W ALT'S PLUMBINO. Inc.. Sherlll ol Seminole County, Ave. and llth St. In Pina Crest S. Sanford Ave. en Ookwoy. Llc/lns., all your plumbing C IA L SER VICES. INC., ol area). Fum., household, mlsc. FLORIDA d/b/a GREAT Florida and I have levied upon Sat.. *AM - T LOTS ot doth**, repairs. From leaky laucats to household miscellaneous) WESTERN FINANCIAL SERV­ all tha right, title and Inleratt ot replplng house. No service ICES. INC. OF FLORIDA AND tha dalandant. Gil Delvalle. In Horn* Repairs char^^RF004**l7*J4 5414 STILLWATER OF FLYING and to tha following described Prossurt Cieanlng CLOUD HOMEOWNERS AS property, tald property being usnsr A A J LAYHINO + PLASTER. SOCIATION. INC. are the De located In Seminole County, M I C H I I l.i: S IM M SI Repairs new const., plaster, DUN RITE. Clean driveways, Florida more particularly d* FLoqWiVVTs nSulk’f* WILL DO Heeiskstplag, weekly stucco, drywetl. synthetics. 10 fendentt. I will sell to the •II can tractors be registered reels, pool decks, walks, hlghett and bett bidder tor cath tcribed at follows: or bl weekly. I yrt. In the VrjjEjWjLIcJnMgjgOgM kaeset. Freeest. 311-4111 All right, till* and Interest ol • ,»’

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71-Help Wanted 71-Help Wanted 71— Help Wanted K IT *N* CARLYLE® by Larry Wright 103— Houses 141— Homes for Sale 141— Homes for Sale Unfurnished / Rent CHILDCARE Medical Transcriptionht AfMinnARi i mivi SANFORD 3/1 Part 8. Full time positions. TELEMARKETING POSITIONS CHA, all appliances, NEW Pari time. Typing, X ray A SUNLANO ESTATES. 739 Cher vf njuri i rHo»’f Rm s Carpet, paint A vinyl plus tip . 1 MUST...... 1214443 reports at Medical Olflce. Day or evening, lull lime okee Circle. 1/1, carport, CHILDCARE NEEDED! My Experienced sales help carpeted, utility rm. Clean! elec, range, Lg. fenced yd„ 333 4473 FHA OR VA AS LOW AS 3V3% trees, sern A carpeted porch, home preferred. 3 4 days per needed! 407 M9 3333 3300/discounted. 130 7039 week. Own transportation and carport w/ulll. rm. Roof-less NANNY NEEDED 1310 ELLIOT ST., 3 bdrm., Gov't Foreclosures. Re than S yrs. ONLY 343,300 references required. 333 0539 Live In preferred. Free room Victim’s carpet,living, kit. util, pos/Assume No Qualify Occupancy readyl Sale by and board plus salary or come w/hookups. 3430 mo. 1st A plus Homes! Owner financing. Owner...... 310 9434 C N t f s to my home Slnqle mom OK sec, dep. I 407 399 4139______Seminole. Orange, Volusia. Please call Jim, 333 4173 Advocate SANFORD, 37J4 Moves you Ini Full A part time positions 3 BDRM.. very quiet VA/FHA. Nlcel CHA. Block. 3 available. All shills, we are N EE D CANVASERS. Home FOR SEXUAL BATTERY neighborhood. 3775/mo. plus Santord fait than 31,too down Requires a 4 yr. degree, Im • Pinecrest renovated, carpet, bdrm. U» bath, garage seeking dedicated CNA's to Improvement. NO selling, 3700 deposit. Call anytime 341.000 400 414 3343. ext. 3319 provide escellent patient excellent pay and opportunity. mediate opening. Send He alter 3PM, 333 1347______appliances, fenced yd. 349,900 sume to Blind Box 700. San SANFORD, BY OWNER, 1/3. tare Come |oln our teaml All Areas 3 BDRM. t BATH Central H/A. • Renovated like new 1/t, fplc , Apply HIIIKaven Healthcare ford Herald. P O. Box IM7. appi . new paint. 331.300 7300 sq It. 375.000 BELOW ___ Cell 695-3151 Santord.FL. 33777 1467 3400/mo plus security. Apprlesel. et 390.000. 1704 E. Center, Santord. 333 MM Hall Realty, 373 3774 • Pool Home) In cul de sac. 1/2. NORTHLAKE BABYSITTER • 1/t on ty acrot Renovated, 2nd St. Owner Fineneclng or • Construction WANTEO lor student mother, Wanted GRAFTERS! 3 BDRM.. fenced yard. 3400 per appliances, lenced yd. 347,900 lease options possible. days and nights. Call 334 4433 Resonable rent for space In month. Lease and security • 3/2 on la c rtll 1,440sq. tl. dbl. 904774-1432______Workers NEW Shop! Wood cralls wel deposit. No pets. 333 1347 wide, (pic, appt, out bldgs, SANFORD Hidden Lake. 1/2, BINDERY HELP WANTED 3/3 CROSSINOS. 3495 mo plus Nedded. metal building erec cornel...... 371 0939 or 373 1309 fenced lor horses. 349,100 large wooded lot. quiet cul de PT, or FT. Temporary post 3300 dep 3/1 DELTONA. 3475 • 4/2, fenced, garage. 334.900 sac. 349,900. 372 3004______lion. Good wages, temporary lion. Apply 737 N. Hwy 17 93. WAREHOUSE! situation Apply In person: mo. plus 3300 dep Available suite 104, Long wo o d ______Full time, all shifts available. April 1st...... 331 7193 STAIRS PROPERTY 4770W. SR 44. Santord______MANAOEMENT A REALTY RESTAURANT up to 111 per hour. 474 9101 331 OROVEWOOD. otf Lake Assume No Qualifies I 407-323-7111/111*4374 .Construction Co. WAREHOUSE AND GENERAL Mary, 3/3, large pine trees, o 3/1 on 7/1 acre I Fenced, cul de LABOR HELP NEEOEDI cul de sac, vacanl, 3493 mo. sac, dead end street. 344.900 Mbeds trainee! With clean Alt Positions! STARTER HOME Bonus (or drivers. All shills 330 4734 Additional homes avail Less Outside Santord. 1300 Celery driving record lor out ol town available Dally pay. no lee. /•Uhls-\ than 37K down! work. I X 9444______MXJUWt Ave. 1.1 acres end BARN. Report ready to work 1:30 4m, 105— Duplex- 313.000 ...... m n o i CUSTOMER SERVICE DENNY’S Now Hiring Industrial Labor Svc.. 1011 C lfM by MtA. k*. PAOLA, 4/7 on on 7.16 acres Top Dollar lor Experienced French Av No phone calls Triplex / Rent Pasture with stable. 3119,900 EXCELLENT PAY! Cooks, Apply In per son I At: 3771 Orlande Or,. Sanford. Workers 99— Apartments 103— Houses SANFORD, Good Neighborhood. Lk. Mary renovated, like new Clean 3/1. CHA. carpet. 3410 Day and evening hours Full Exchange services lor . Unfurnished / Rent Unfurnished / Rent 3/3, nppl, garage 1“ 000 Roofers 7414 k L..XC Ave 930 7018 Lk. Mary/Longw'uud Pool Vmdpail Itnie *0! 444 0333 counted rate of/Tuum A ocu. j Full lime. P jy depends on J73 3094 call alter 3PM______AFFORDABLE RENTS CARRIAGE HOUSE very Home/ 3/7, garage, living, 107-Mobile dining, lam. rms. 343,900 : DELIVERY DRIVER experience. Call...... 333 4373 W O R K E R S NEEOEDIII clean 7 bdrm. I balh, kitchen — — ^ Y1 ARS Must have good driving re appliances, unit A/C, fenced. SI 36 DAILY WORK, DAILY PAYI Homes / Rent Vord Hon smoker A only In ★ DEFICIT ★ -gatekwVghfcr-a. S375/mo_Lv'Q ___ Sties Person. _ .atnamnTSti JrsrsnnT* l>*f v)e_ *i3a Commerce Way, For mBBTTT caforlhq truck" — ■ s ta re * deposit. a0rtt3T'jwU 1 E 0 IU 1 L E R . — -Sin lord - H e iahw-eato^- s>an i ISTROM m VWTTE1 li, rpil., garage rtmliTl Maylown Rd. 3750/mo. 3100 mm Must have experience, class B 3475.444 4300, ext. 733 F a t t y , INC. Tull lime with benefits, up to deposit. Utilities lurnlshed COL. and live In Sanford area. 2 BDRMS. 2 BATHS Attweod Phillips, lnc.,Re4lfor 373 7030 or 374 3133 alter 4PM iS4S weekly. 434 9101______COUNSELOR Apply at 3307 W. 1st St. We list and sell Santord, M F 7 30 4 STARTING AT $389 HUD HOMES 1 BORM., IVj Bath, AC Heat, : Dental Assistant Oaktawn Park Cemetery and % 'From 3300 down- WHY RENT? Paola area, near school. 3310 BATEMAN REALTY more property than Will train, must have. High Funeral home Is looking tor ONew Const rue I Ion The Hllllman Pro up, 339 4433 ^jnojilWfoC^lajjelLjMJiM^ HANDYMAN'S nightmare anyone in the Greater School Diploma, fransporla full lime employees lor pre 91— Apartments/ eSparkllng Pool LO. ONE BORM. ON WEKIVA with 4.5 acres. Terms. Sanford/Lake Mary area. lion and en|oy working with need counseling. Call Date House to Share e Exciting Clubhouse River, Fishermans Paradlsa. ~ 114—Warehouse Asking 344.900 Ihe public. Send Resume and Myers. 373 4343______# Sell Cleanlnq Ovens yard maintenance done, water Space / Rent 321-0759...... 321 2257 • COUNTRY DOWNS Beeutyl picture to: Dental Assistant, ROOMMATE MATCHING! elce Makers soltner paid, 3450 month. En|oy this 1/2 w/beeulltul 4)7 S. Oak St.. Sanford, FL Secretary eEat In Kitchens 1st last sec. 137 4919______LONOWOOD/LAKE MARY BATEMAN REALTY •nc. Pool, Formal living rm A ?377)______Exp. In WordPerfect A Lotus ALL Areas! Hundreds ot • Celling Fans Mid slie storage warehouses. dining rm. Lg. eat In kit. fam. Room mates I 74 hour mat 03TE EN , Country llvingl I NO REASONABLE OFFER EASY WORK! Excel lent pay! 133 lor windows a must. Type bdrm., new house, lurnlshed, 400 400-1400 sq. It. Free rent rm. on 1/4 Acrel...... 3134,9001 Taking snapshots send SASE minimum 40 WPM. S7.S0 hr., chltnel Roommate Hunters w/l7mo lease, from 3143/mo REFUSED on this onel 7/1 • G R EAT LOCATIONI Near 407-094-3130 Incl. Ulll. 3330mo. 407 134 3743 Jo: Lawrence /dept. A t, Box plus benellts. Send resume to: Cedar Creek ______331 0339______block, carport. Existing mort UCF A Westlnghousel Lg. SALE OR LEASE. Lake Mary gage 317.000 1335, Sanford, FL 33773-1355 PARARA Services. 313 W. 1st MODERN 7304 sq. It., Truck living rm. A dining rm., 31X12 Woods- 137 Sparrowood Ct. 4 NEAR IOYLLWILOE Sern. Porch, Hardwood Floor St.. Suite 303, Santord. FL Apartments bdrm. 3 bath pool home, Lk. level, lenced, offices, parking. 33771, Attn: Kally or FAX 93— Rooms for Rent SCHOOL. 5 acres. 4/7 spill In Den/Bdrm. on 1/4 Acrel Executive Mary Schools, eat In kitchen, 31.04 SO. FT.1...... 333 0444 plan, pool, will Iradel 3199,000 407 331 3433______CLEAN ROOMS, single starting 324-4334 379.900! Housekeeper formal dining, on cul de sac, SANFORD 300 N. Elm Ave. lit ACRES with mobile, • REDUCED! Homebuyeri or SECRETARIAL 474/wk. K tk h tn , phene, fenced yard. Avail, nowl 70,700 sq. It. with oltlces. partially lenced 300 ft. on E. Interstate Property seeking laundry, video games, ell Investors! Newly Painted J/l Position open) Applications Olllce hours. Mon Frl. 9 4; B. Simons Realty, 334-4444 Brick ■ truck ht. • sprinkled. 44...... Asking 339,900 w/nlce Sern. Porch ott Experienced manager (or accepted April 3 - I, 9AM street perking 334-4434______Sal A Sun . 17 3 SANFORD 3 bdrm./2 bath 440V 3 phase service. LI. ORANOE CITY 3/lly, lenced housekeeping. Must be hands Floraml dining rm., CHA, Ig. 13PM. Superior Moldings 377 NON SMOKINO FEM ALE Rm. Small pels accepted w/famlly roomt 3330/mot Call manu. or dlslrlbutlon ctr. back, nlca neighbors! No qual Fenced Yardl...... 319.900! on, a good trainer, budget Power Ct. iSonfordl.______In home. Hidden Lakes. Call 17-93 lo W. 35th SI. Your Agent. 471 1144______33.3QII. 333 1339______Ifylngl...... 342.900 Jnlnded, strong on quality after3PM. 143/wk. Ill 490) At Hartwell Aye, Santord SECURITY WAREHOUSE 44A 321-0759...... 321-2257 CALL ANYTIME control. RESUM E! ONLY tei SOCIAL CASEWORKER and Old Lake Mary Blvd. Wind Bex I, Sanford Herald, SANFORD, 1 Ig. bdrm., Stenstrom Rentals Degree required tor Sanford CASSELBERRY S199 Move In •1,250 3,000 sq. It. ot >.0. Bex IM7, Sanford, FL w/prlvate bath. Housa priv.. area position providing direct Incl. utility. 43Cwk. 331-4413 Special on 7 bdrmsl CALL tlc/warehouse -Finished ot HAI L RI AL 1 Y 12777 1447______assistance. Exp. prel. 33 • SANFORD 1/1 Apt., new paint 322-2420 NOWI Melissa, 499 1114 blinds A carpet, Washer dryer lice space alsoavallable. It*’ W I li -.1 M 1 ..ini, m .1 hrs/wk. M • F. *4/hr, benellts, SANFORD kit., found, priv.. KjjjnJlltjjjjM OJFtll^ Floor Person must have valid FL driver's Private homel M/F. 443/wk. CONVENIENT AND SPACIOUS Incl. 3435 mo. 3300 sec. license, ability to operata a plus deposit. 333 7944 .______CALL GENEVA GARDENS • WOODLANDS Longwood, 3/3 321-2720 Full time post ion available. APTS...... 333-3090 split plan, dbl. car garage, 118— Office OUPLEX ON HWY 44 7 Apply Hlllhavtn Healthcare IS pais, van and be able to lift YOUNO prof, liberal male seeks stories. I bdrm. upsfairt, 3 1343 Park Or., Sanford up to SO lbs. Resumes to seme to share furnished 3 CUTE 1 BDRM.. Blinds, fplc.. sern. patio, tile floors, Space / Rent 44) W. Lake Mary Bl„ Lk. Mary Center, Sanford, ar call Jean clean. 3130 mo. 3400 sec. downl Zoned commercial! 333 4344______Program Office, P.O. Box bdrm. home, 443/wk Incl. all. painted 1195 and sec. Utilities Owner will finance with 37,444 •li 1944, Sanford, FL 33773-1944 _Oulel>Sanlor^raai333049^_ pd.NOpeUI...... 130 1044 • HIDDEN LAKE Villa, 7/1 NEW Santord oltlces and/or w/sern. porch, slg. garage, down...... 349.900 FORKLIFT OPERATOR LAKE JENNIE APARTMENTS warehouses. 400 2,400 sq. It. AFFORDABLE! Only 31.770 W/ axp. Apply M F, 9AM - * + * STYLIST NtwSJwpl private, 3499 mo. 3450 sec. Special. 3243/me. 333 2354 97— Apartments I Bdrm. Apts. Available. Free • SANFORD 3/1.3 Condo hook down to qualified buyerl 3PM at Seminole Precast Inc., Good Local!! Flexible SANFORD. Office space. 3400 WANTED SOMEONE Furnished / Rent wefor/gett 333 4474/314 3337 ups. oppls.. water A garbage 3344/mo. PITI, 7% Interest lor 3430 Dolgner Place, Port ol houcs.331-4IMerl44->S37 sq. ft. building total. 1300 sq. 30 yrt. 3 bdrm.. central H/A. TO BUY ME! Sanford. I Exit 33 at 14). LOVELY Modern 3/1 good incl. 7 mo. lease w/optlon a a STYLISTB Nell Tecfce * neighborhood. Affordable, tljie^fflcejinlOTWOO^^ Large corner lot and treesl 3/1, Like new I Won’t Lest. Only 3430 mo. 3400 sec. 343,900. Call 111 3119 Commission or Space Rental. sern. porch. Julie 334 9003 • 3/1 SANFORD, w/defached ONLY 319.94411 MEETING HOSTESS Busy Shaft Own Clientele a garage, lenced yd., corner lot 121— Condominium WE NEEO LISTINGS To eccquelnt newcomers with Plus. Secrets...... m »4 »4 NOTICE • PUT YOU* CAM our area Must have car, MARINER'S VILLAGE Pe I s O K. 3400 mo. 3300 sec. ■ in m i l —# m All rantal and raal estate Lake Ada I bdrm. 3330 mo. ______Rentals bhone and an | oy people. Reply advertisements are lub|ect lo 323-5774 FL Greeting Service, 403 S. TELEMARKETING 7 bdrm, 3400 mo and up Stenstrom Realty, Inc. 7/3 NORTHLAKE Vllfafe. Fplc. Phone pros earn your worth, the Federal Fair Housing Act. Can for St., Eustls, FL 337M which makoi It Illegal to 323-1670 Preperfy Mgmt. Jim Deyle nautilus, pool. Lk.front. Avail. 1904-337.333 It ______need Immediate energetic and 331-1493 After 3 FM1110*1493 April III.3395mo. 131-1740 B motivated phone pros. Earn advertise any preference, lim­ NICE A CLEAN. 1 BDRM., Per The fob fau Weed ‘ HAIRSTYUSTS WANTED!’ up to but not limited to M on itation or discrimination Hardwood floors, apl. Eat In preferred. Hair By hour.Oue to our expansion, we based on race, color, religion, kit. 3330 mo. plus dep. 331 1334 i^Oyca. Call 331-47W or 1717133 have a taw part lima eei. handkag, familial status 4 •mploymept opportunities tor or nstlohsl origin AcA Quiet Single Story Him&Egfi . a terrific cause No Selling t-CMiPIbefry, Studios. 1\ bdrm.tx fS ** P-V 4 , If , ywit Train. Oreat hours and iw L l$ d rm . Attic storage-age! I Call it.|94 £: DELS!• 1' *" ■1 41 xj Jfoed honest and dependable 1 SANFORD. Near I 4. 3 bdrm.. I lust right for working couple ■4t|lpt Far a madarn Dell WANT MORE OUT M liter A bath, 3173 month. 3730 Securl- ■yptfiiNH A u t a l U n orrvringm M a p I m * nsBaua eve min*Silw. or single person. 1373 plus ty. 333 4310______career position with plenty ot sit. 131191 ?______Jmum wages with multiple room for advancement? Con­ SANFORD'S Best Kept Secret I available. F U LL ar sider selling life Insurance lor VERY CLEAN, nice, dose lo Pool A Laundry, 1A I Bedrooms BT Timet Ask for Mr. a company that's been serving downtown. Lights, wdter In Convenient location I via, Apply In Pprson: the South tor IM years. LIFE eluded Lv. Msg. 331M39 Call PeUll-4434 PCSTORMANCE WC«, 4900 W. SR 44 B 14, OF QEOROIA will traln you, It3t. Between Ipm-Spm, give you a good starting In tv —Apartments 103— Houses ME CLEANERS. IS come and help you mold a tints. Own car A phone, sacure flnanadal luture tor Unfurnished / Rent. Unfurnished / Rent k your areal 441,1130. you and your family. If you ere a man or woman over 71 SANFORD 1 bdrm duplex, ATTENTION INVESTORS and Ilka lo meet people, there appliances, central H/A. nice CALLUS FIRST lor lop Semi CEPER/C00K may be a place tor you In our area 3173/mo. 449-0134______note County single family and time, fesse I berry area. S agency force. Find out! CALL 1 BDRM. dvpfox. 4130/mo., duplex rental prooerliest lkW9.il I-Ml?______tor an Interview with Fred CAR SSUJUOffVfi toMe/tec. dep. EFFIC. apt, HD REALTY, 144A400 Equip. MKhanic Mon foilno, 1431 E. Colonial turn., 4333 plus sac. 1331143 AVAILABLE. Smell 1 Dr., Orlando, FL. Staking I/ lS C R N . PATIO, washer home, CHA, carpel, Ig. yard, position for Sonfordt dryer, equip, klf. 4413 plus sec. 3435 month. 3300 3«curlly. 86 Maxda 323 s Spd., A/c, AM/FM...... $1999 uptrators 1-447404-114!. EOE Must see. 444-1491 or 134 9447 330 3444 or m 9374 j? Truck Drtwrs Experienced with references. '86 Volkswagen Jetta GL One owner, Auto, 46K... $4496 y 144/^391343______iSurnejfmm Rooftrs ■Jrvowxledgeable Inbuilt up Mercedes Homes... '89 Jeep Wrangler 5 Spd., 6 cyl., Rear seat ...... $7299 (Stofmsling & ip . Sheet Metal **■- Starting from 87 Maxda RX-7 GXL Auto, A/C, Power windows.... $7999 $>rson Drivers lie. required, footing related :3; C4U4W4IM s 4 7 , 5 0 0 ...... '90 Pontiac Grand Prix LE Auto, A/C, Pwr. windows.. ..$8899 i i » » Model Locations: Salesperson 91 Maxda Cab Plus 82600 5 S p d , A /c $8999 .-established heeling and air Yendlloning company. Wo Am. provide leads truck 3100 1300 IlfSS&ite. 0 weekly 92 Maxda MX-3 5 Spd. , A/C, Teal green...... $9999 CALL DAVE : 668-9644 n s 5 Spd., A/C, Low miles LPN 14045 '89 Toyota 4X4 DX ... $10,299 Experienced in retirement fa­ cility preferred. Day hour*. Apply In person: MO Airport '93 AAaxda Protege DX A/C, AM/FM, Only 35 mllesl...$10,399 ■Bd., laniard FI.______r u u . >: Maintenance 89 AAaxda MPV Auto, Dual A/C, 6 cyl., Loaded $11,495 Person Needed at Laka Mary, San lord property MUST Hava AC A pool experience Apply; 711 '89 Nissan Maxima Auto, A/C, Pwr. windows... $11,699 ■Secret Harter. Laka Mary. E L 11744______- Maintenance 90 AAaxda RX-7 GXL Auto, A/C, Sunroof, Loaded..,.. $11,899 experienced, dependable, ref - | w ‘ feences. all types ol repairs, upkeep Sell star for, energetic R « ' m '91 Jotp Chtrokn Larsdo 4X 4,4 dr., Auto, 6 cyl.. $14,389 apply in person or call ter Appointment Super • Motel. M” * M A SR 04W. I ll 1443.______1 ” f " MEDICAL '88 Toyota Corolla FX a /c , a m / f m , r e d $14,799 I CHARGE NURSE j ~r Yes We Co-brokef - Mpm-7em immediate opening lor LPN Model Hours: 91 Maxda 929S 4 dr., Auto, A/C, Sunroof $14799 With cac organliallonal. lead Moo. 126j Tuet.-Sat 104 Sunday 12-5 ership and supervisory skills “““ ------9fa»044kaWB|faW4l kdgiM xd|t««>kiW Na ^ M BIT#id— N — Eli I— Cm— MHalkiapMl|«Eil«i. gap preferred Salary com b — b m — an— i mm m w o w b— i mensurale with exp Benellts '91 Toyota Pravia Van DX Pwr. pk„ Auto, Sharp... $15,999 LFN fart lime, tlaxiblahoues '91 Jeep Cherokee Limited 4X4, Auto, 4 dr., Leather... $17,999 :• CNA’s * All J Shills & '88 Chivy Corvitfi Conv. Auto, A/C, Loaded.. $19795 Apply DeAary Manor, 40 N. fawy 17 91, DeBery. EOE/M/F m Ro ic a l — 1 , ftpj k LPN m - PPM 7AM shift PI lime 'Apply In person Lakevtew . Nursing Center. 0I9E TndSt

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141— Homes for Salt 1*3— Dupltx for Salt 111— Appliances 209— Weiring Apparel 222— Musical 231-Cars 235— Trucks/ 241— Recreational Merchandise SANFORD DUPLEX 1 bdrm. / Furniture • VOLVO OL 145. 1551. all Buses / Vans Vehicles / Campers DELTONA, Great Lot a (ten 1 EZ power. 4 cyl. diesel, sunroof. each, will finance, SJF.fOO Call •WOMEN’S CLOTHES, mixed ► GUITAR, YAMAHA. G 150A TRAILS LAIE R TRAVEL acce» 14, School* A Shop Attar a. 1-407 574 1044______U SIO BEDDING SALEM King, tires! 010.00 for ell I M l 0411. Ice cold air I 47150.407 574 7554 ping, 7/7 *pllt plan w/tcreen Queen, Full A Single. 545 e Set Good condition. 540.00. 345 1511 F I55, Custom 4 X 4 304 . 4 CAMPER 71 It. full equlped. room, (net. appl. A waiher SANFORD • DUPLEX, 7/1 and A Up! LARRY'S Marl m-4111 5771. TAKE UP PAYMENTS speed Gnod condition. 57300 Aiklng 5450 371 4111______1/?. Aatumable no qualify. dryer. 14MOO or Attum* 211— Antiques/ NO MONEY DOWN * Firm...... 334 34*8 1174 LAYTON RV, II It. sleep* Non Quality 11 y%. MO-1 Id Taka over payment*. S5.000 4-PIECE BDRM. SUITE! 4. full bath w/shower. 51350 ...... 377 7*34 Collectibles E xcept lex, teg, title, etc. • 15U VOYAGER 7 8 paisen EXCHANGE OR SELL your Trtpla dretter w/mlrror, 223— Miscellaneous CLEAN. 374 7555______armolra, nlghtdand. Light 155* CHRYSLER 5th AVE. ger van, 14 liter eng I0K ml., property located anywherel 111— Appliances oak. All for 1175.313 1034 DOLLS - beautiful collectible*, eBUYeSELLeTRADE* NEW YORKER Loaded! many exlrat, 7 rear teals, 75 FT WINDJAMMER I5M. Invader* Realty. I74UH all kind*. Vinyl, composition 1111S. French Ava. Full power, leather, every removeable 43.555 33? 7680 with extras. Less than I0.00C / Furnlfurt 113-Television/' and porcelain. Call Ml 1535 Huey* Crown Fawn...... Ml<744 option, extra cleanl ONLY • 1514 NISSAN Pick up. PB. AC. miles. 577.500 Includes 7 camp 1155.44 lor 41 month* membership* 37? 3347______★ Lake Mary ★ SHAG CARDS, 10 McDonald* • FISH TANK STAND lor 10 5 Speed. Bedllner. Chrome LAKE MARY School*, for tala A+ REST APPLIANCES NOW Radio/Stereo P-f Orlando ul*. Single Shaq* Call Mr. Payne Wheels. Excellent condition AT PLEA WORLDI Row W 7 gallon lank. EX C E LLE N T by owner, priced below ap available. 415 a sel. condition! Only 417 001 Call Court m t Ustd Can, 323-2123 Asking 54500...... 377 5050 30 FT. TRAILER! Buy/Seli/Servlce appliance*. CB RADIO bate station with a Buy-Sell Trade. NBA or w/Florida Room A/C and pral*al, M 'l , screened pool, dttk power microphone. Exc. ______3300405______74* FORD FIM Custom. 1 owner. lecurlly, fplc.. and much Free delivery. H4 SM5 Baseball. All below book, • 1474 PONTIAC Firebird, healing, one bedrm Sell lor cond. Ilka new 1535 574 5400 F O R 5 A L E I Dbl. bed need* work, will consider X? VI. auto. AC. exc cond mor*!S17f,m.)?J U71 muchmlsc...... 574 5444 53500113 4358 alter 3 PM 54.000 caih 374 5534 A Bi| Salt EXPERT repair TV *. VCR *. w/comlorter, pillow trade.4700OBO I 407 350 3044 Sat. Small mltc., home hold. Camcorder*. In home tvc. A shams 175! Commodore 111 • 15*0 OLDS Cuttas cuts. exc. • It TOYOTA 4X4 Pick up. AC. • 77 WINNIE Mtr. Hm. ,77 It 215— Boats and Great Condition. 53350 OBO EVERYTHING CHEAPI warranty. Free ed. 345 M il computer w/num. games 4150 cond., msny new pert*. Ask Slrep* 4. AC, runt great, sell Accessories OBOt Encyel. (Brlttanlca, Must tell. 333 5044______contained 54500. 373 10U______LOOK f:10-T Larry'* Mart, 115 • STEREO, M i g m v o i Ing 41555, 330 5154. Iv. msg Wagnell)-550/sat I Sharp land 4bdrm. home* available SANFORD Ave.______micromelic radio and record 1554 CADILLAC Coup* Ot VIII*. • U CHEVY, K15 4X4. VI. 4 tp . ’ll HOLIDAY RAMBLER turbo • AIRBOAT, IStt. Oratthepper, microwave w/carouiel-4501 In Seminole and Volutla console, Walnut cabinet, *4 IK ml.. Asking 57500. Phone AC, cruise, dual-tanks. Black diesel, 31', lag axle, MorRyde, • AIR CONDITIONER. Hunter 140 HP. Lycoming new mag* . 374 5701 Of 313 1141______Custom I 45,500 338 7350 _ Counlle*. NO DOWNPAY tole-away partabla. 5000 turntable need* work other­ 1 prop*, trailer, 51500. M F 130 0500. Wkends.774 17*5 43.000 ml., 7.000 KW gen . Ice MENT TO QUALIFIED B.T.U. Like new, used one wise good condition. 575.00. FOR THE BEST In Beauty *'17 FORD HI Top Conversion maker, micro, levelers. new Call Mt-5405 er 1M-7170 Product* AVON Can't Be 71 BUICK LeSsbre, Runs real QUYERSI INTEREST RATE tee ton 5100. Phone H>4744 531-1114.______good. 4450 OBO. Call alter Van, Blue, period cond., awning 431.500 407 174 7t7S AT 7.55% FIXED. Gov1! re BIO BOAT 5ALEI Beetl Call Sem You AVON loaded low ml. 55.000 345 3417 • BEAUTIFUL SOPA AND •TMK PORTABLE TV A Grady White 14000. MANI 407 311 5351 or M7 4311 4pm wkdiyl, 374 7431______po*. bank lorecloturet, RADIO, electric or battery. at*ume no qualify mortgaged CHAIR. GOOD condltlonl 14‘ SportCralt Cabin 45500 75 BUICK LTD.. V S. 4 dr . All Beige with fell colon I Have to Very good condition. First eOARAOE DOOR OPENERI Low monthly. Call lor detail*) 77' AquaSport Cuddy 5SOOO 515.445 4445______Power! AC, stereo radio. tee Itt beauty 1550 00. Call 530.00 lake*. 111 7551. 70' Grumman Pontoon 50000. 51075. M3 5*45______• H A D 4 SHOT REVOLVER No Rotten Eggs Here ______345-5443______74' Fiesta Pontoon 45000. • 75 FORD LTD. 5*00. Runs JantlMinsfiild, 323-7271 BED. Brat* queemlro. ortho 117— Sporting Poods PISTOL, with 1" barrel. M rat. GOOD condition. 4100.00. good. 7 toned. Air Condition AA Carnet, Inc., U 1 IIM mattreu, new dill In box. AHOT MARINE, INC. Ing, PS. auto. M4 7535______KNIVES Itt » . 71ttl 51. m *4U ______333 5554______cod 31000 loll 5100. Mi-aan Custom made or repair. as TEMPO, tow miles! Auto. $3995 $4650 • BIO HANOINO WALL Catl Matt...... 1111004 BRAND NEW 1551 ..STORAGE BARNS AmFm, Runs great. Great G rrii/ r/ _ MIRROR. 45" x 34" with 1" Owen* 74' Pontoon Boat. «. condlllon.51700.6*a *171____ 83 CADDY 65 ASTRO* • LEFT-HANDED SET OF W'Topper A Mooring cover Ail word 117 sites, 4 models. wood tram*. 545 00. Phone 17 COLT VISTA. Needs engine I ELDORADO MINI-VAN OOLF CLUBS! Bag and Sleeps*, Come a Runnln’ Flea World, R71. I 400 4)4 5404 ______335 3531______Handcart Included! 550.00 work, otherwise PERFECT I U Loaded, ir. BRAN DN K W AHOY MARINE. INC. • WALKER - Like new, 515. Call HOOP. OBO 1337544______showroom Condition!- , OBO...... 114-1507 evenings, 407-174 4574______WASHINGTON Oak* For tala W A IH IR / D R Y E R 1400, Itt E. 15th St. 773-0400 MKMIle* • WMAROQERS 17 LINCOLN Tawncar. by owner I . Bdrrn.. IV» balh ,»rldg* 4700,. IS gallon . .195— Machinery/Tools • OEENEC tl FT.. Galv. trail Signature. Excellent Cond. oe noo an m a. er, 5>* HP Johnson. 41300 Lk. SILVERWARE AA Haavy In * .aatgrnftia Mary M l 5010 or 3101101 wood chest! 1100.1110144 57500. Ml *tt4or 1451577 i 199 dn/i 223» mo* ’399dn/*2221i no< )/} SPLIT plan. I 440 *q lb, CR4 F arm a t»oiei _ tra, 4 dr overtired lot, garage, many BROYMILL. mirrored Head­ saw wistSIB^^bisdo. GOOD ^ j TV.'AY 0(11 » a i * If il v iii It,ii!< Carriage Cove. Ubery 3 condltlonl 530.177 77*4 EVERY FRIDAY 7iMPM I5M JEEP WRANOLER low (m ull ( ii (lit • H.t it ( r, dll • ( it till Bdrm., I balh, 55,000, Or Bed SANFORD - PULL HORSE FRESH CRABS DAYTONA AUTO AUCTION milts. A/C, 5 speed. 4 cyl., (PA - l-perion portable. BOAR DING I Beautiful new Oiler, Alter 5PM...... 377*444 NEVER uitdt Complete Hwy. 51, Daytone Beach new top. Priced to will N O IMtOltl I M ! facility f Call MS7007 WHILE THEY USTI ______504155-4311______Cell 333 4313______w/ceder gaiebe and un­ 50t par pound. Call H31554 1*0— Business derwater light. tt,S7l. a Iter 5PM and ask tor James • RENAULT Altlanca, IMS, AC. 1471, 4 dr, DODGE Pick up. ______For Sale . ______407<31-7717______209— W illing Apparel power steering, am/lm, 4 dr. w/full length overhead reck, STRAWBERRIES U PICK, 51150. Ml 4541 or Ml 3000. runs great 51500 OBO 15U, e (TIPPET'S AMerBaMoae, • LEATHER PLIGHT JACKIT Mon. thru Sat. Optn 5AM. 3551 CHEVY S-ta 4X4. new paint, 1109 6. FraacJi Ava. SENTINEL Paper Roetell e e e OPEN WED.-(AT. e • • Calary Ave. 1 ml. E. of • TOYOTA TERCEL, 'll, 4 dr., Sanford Areal Good opportu w/i Ip-out lining. Lika new. Si. •ulo, PS, AC. silver grey. runt great mutt tool 55000 ■UY-SILL FURNITURE Ira- brawn. S WO. M l 4735 Sanford, I ml. N of St. Rl. 4*. OBO. Cell SAM I PM, M lM tl 3 2 1 -2 9 9 3 nity. 373 50144:30 4:70 PM. t ill (Mitord Ay*, ttt-411) HOOPS FARMS...... MI -7154 MM0...... Ml 77S* 321-1450 JIMMY BRYAN

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MUS OPEN17 7 DAYS A WEEK HOURS: WON FnlR l I 30 to 1 00 JIMMY BRYAN Ken Hummel “ 4223*^ 5*1 SDOtotOO SUN I I 0010 500 IS THE SIGHT CHOKEIII (R s u n o r t h ' 5 K S S S vV vo | 2400 N. HWY. 17*42 323-6100 MB tMNM IJ4BI14 LONGWOOD > . G bo* M 4 w ^ Z S S S Z S E l MM7IUM7M 4 C - Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida - Friday. April 2. 1093 Ltflll WotlCBB Legal Notice Legal Notices Legal Notices Legal Notice Legal Noticta Ltgal Noticta LtgBl Notlcil Nettcaef NwrtffsSato IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN THE CIRCUIT COURT NOTICE OF NOTICE IS HBRBBV OIVEN NOTICE OF SALE CITY OF IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FICTITIOUS NAMK NOTICE UNDIR OF THE EIGHTEENTH LONOWOOD. FLORIOA OF THE 1STH JUDICIAL tort by virtu* of that certain OF MOTOR VEHICLE JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. OF THE tMl JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AMO FOR Notice la hereby titan tost I Writ of Execution Issued out of FICTITIOUS NAME STATUTE Pursuant to Florida Statute NOTICE OF CIRCUIT.OF FLORIOA am engaged In business at Hwy. TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: IN ANDFOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, and under tho *Ml of too County 713.145. MID FLORIDA LIEN SEMINOLE COUNTY, PUBLIC HEARINO IN AND FOR tr-TL Sanford, Seminole County, Nolle I* hereby given that lit. TO CONSIDER ADOPTION SEMINOLECOUNTY FLORIDA Court of Somlnoio County. Flor SERVICES, will sell at public FLORIDA CASE NO. *1-1143 CA14 O Florida, under the Fictitious Ido. C m K3/1SUCC30Q upon a following corporation, pursuant sale lor cash the following OF PROFOSEDOROINANCE CASE NO.«l-MI3-CA14K Name al LUOOAOB CORNER, to Sac I Ion 445.0*. Florid. Slat- CASE NO. *l *7l-OR-f7-P TO WHOM IT MA Y CONC E R N: MANUFACTURERSANO final judgment rendered m to* described vehicle).I located at IN RE: The Marriage ot OENERAL JURISDICTION TRADERS TRUST COMPANY, and that I intend I* register said aforesaid Court on too 17th day ult», will rtgl.for with the lienor's place to satisfy a NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN DIVISION name with the Secretary at Dlvlilon of Corporation., Flor CARLABOESTEN. by the City ol Longwood. Flor Plaintiff. of December A.O. t m In that cilamed lien tor labor and/or Petitioner/Wile, FIRST UNION NATIONAL State. TallahaaeM, Florida, In certain c m onttttod: First Un­ Ida Doparfmonl of Staff upon storage. 1V4I FORD VIN: Ida, that the City Commission BANK OF FLORIOA. eccordanM with toe fwevtstono receipt of proof of the public, end will hold a public hearing to SUCCESSOR IN INTEREST TO JAMES W. HICKMAN, Of Ol., ion National Bonk of Florida UI4NLOM17V. Lien Amt. S7337. ROBERT ELLIS WOOD, Defendant!*). of toe Flctfttous Name Statute. f/k/O Atlantic Notional Bonk ol lion of ttil. notice, the flclillout Owner/Donald or Ivonne Man consider enactment of Ordi­ THE FEDERAL DEPOSIT To Wit: Section **50*. Florida name, to wit: DEMETREE Reipendenl/Hinbend. nance No. *3 1171. entitled: INSURANCE CORPORATION, NOTICE OF M L ! Statutes 1*57. Florida, Plaintiff v*. Cloud* W. lid. 444 Chclaln Tr„ Apopka, FL NOTICE OF ACTION iim s Mehoffoy and Virginia L. CENTRAL under which If 37704. Llenor/Eicallber Cre­ ORDINANCE NO. *1-117* ASRECEIVEROF Marla Tovemo experts to engage In business af TO: ROBERT ELLIS WOOD AN ORDINANCE OF THE NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN Mohaffoy, Defendant which ative Custom. 175S Bell Ave. RESIDENCE UNKNOWN SOUTHEAST BANK, N.A., pursuant to an Order Scheduling Publish: Aprllt. I**3 aforesaid Writ of Execution wo* 3SS South* "* CA 437, 4117, Winter Springs. FL 37M7. CITY OF LONGWOOD. FLOR Plaintiff. O ED-33 Florida 377JO. YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an 10A, AMENDING THE BUD Foreclosure Solo entered In thl* delivered to me M Sheriff of Tel. 407-4** 44*2. I M3 Yamaha action lor dissolution el mar­ case now ponding In sold Court, Somlnoio County. Florida and I Thai the party Interfiled In JYA4UM01DA100754. Lien Amt. GET FOR THE FISCAL YEAR GEORGE TAYLOR AND Mid butlnett enterprise I. a. riage In Symlnol* County. Flor BEGINNING OCTOBER I. I**l tho stylo of which li Indicated have levied upon oil too right, 11710 Llenor/Contral Fta. Cycle Ido, has boon tiled against you PAMELA TAYLOR. HIS WIFE: title and interest of too dofon follow.: A Ski. 1757 Hwy 437. Longwood. AND ENDING SEPTEMBER JAMES R. ALLEN AND DCC Constructors. Inc., and you ore required to serve o I will sell to Iho htghoet and IN T N I CIRCUIT COURT dent, Virginia L. Mohaffoy. In FL 377M. Sale Date: April 74. 30. 1**3, PROVIDING FOR THERESA A. ALLEN, HIS and to toe toi towing described a Florida Corporation copy ot your written defenses. It BUDGET TRANSFERS. host bidder tor cash at tho West FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, IM3 at 10:00 AM . at 7431 Aloma any. to It on WILLIAM M. WIFE; JOSEPHM. Front Door. SEMINOLE County property, sold property being Dated al Long wood. Seminole Ave., Winter Park. FL 377*7. Sold Ordinance was pieced on DZIEZGOWSKI AND LISA FLORIDA County, Florida on March I, REED. ESQUIRE. Plaintiff, Courthouse, 301 N. Pork Ave­ FROBATt DIVISION located In Seminole County, Said vehicle may be redeemed llrsl reeding on March IS, t**l. DZIEZGOWSKI. HIS WIFE; nue. Sanford, Florida, between m j. attorney, 7440 Watt Stott Rood and the City Commission will Ftto NumSir to-177-CF Florida more particularly da by satisfying the lien prior to 434. Longwood. Florida 3777*. on TIMPIE E. BALENGER; I1;IS A.M. and 3 00 P.M.. on aalbodM follows: Publlth: April 1, 1**1 sale date. You have the right'to consider some lor-final passage STACEY M. TAYLOR; IN RE: ESTATE OF OEOU or before April 74. lf*3, and Ilia and adoption alter the public April 17, ll* t the following CARLA PEARSALL. On* 1 *04 Chevrolet 1 dr. a hearing al any time prior to the original with tha Clerk ot the AGNESBRYANT described property as eat torth Automobile, Vln. solo data by tiling a demand for Court either bolero service on hearing, which will bo hold In - Defendant!t) the City Hoil, 175 West Warren NOTICE OP SALE In said Order or Final Judg­ NOTICE OF f 101 FPgTSVOL 1700*4 bring hearing In the Circuit Court. Plaintiffs attorney or Immedl ment, to wit: stored ot Butch's In Sontord. Owner hoe the right to recover Avenue. Longwood. Florida, on NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN ADMINISTRATION ately thereafter; otherwise a Monday, the 17th day ol April, pursuant to an Order ot Summa LOT4,HERMITAOE UNITS. Tho administration of tho possession ot vehicle by posting delautt will bo entered agentt ACCORDING TO THE PLAT and toa undersigned a* Sheri If o bond In occordonco with A.O« 11*3. ol 7:Q0,P-M., or os ry Judgment . of Foreclosure •Mato, of CARLA PSARSALL. you lor the ret let demanded in THEREOF AS RECORDED IN docaasod, Pile Number ot Samtoato County. Florida, Florida Statute SSf.*l7. Any the complaint or petition. soon thereafter ot possible. Al dated March IS. 17*1. entered In PLAT BOOK 13. PAGE *5. will at lt;M AM . an the 24Ih IN TNK CIRCUIT COURT, proceeds In excess ot the the meeting, parties may ap civil Case NO. *i-»4U c a u k ot *3-17S CP. Is ponding In the KIOHTKINTN JUDICIAL DATED this 74th day ot pear and bo hoard with respect PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMI­ Circuit Court for Somlnoio day of April A.D. i m otter tor amount ot the lion will bo March. t**3. the Circuit Courf ot tho tlth NOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA. sal* and sell to the highest CIRCUIT. IN AND FOR dtposited with the Clerk ot the to Iho proposed Ordinance. This Judicial Circuit In and tor SEM County, Florida, Proboto Divi­ S1MINOLKCOUNTY, l (SEAL) hearing moy bo continued from O R D ER ED at Seminole sion. too address of which I* 311 bidder, FOR CASH IN HANO ' Clrculh'Court In the county MARY ANNE MORSE INOLE County, Florida, County, Florida, this 7*m day of AND SUBJECT TO ANY AND FLORIOA. s whore vehicle Is hold. lime to lime until llnal action Is wherein, FIRST UNION NA No. Pork Ave., Sontord, FI. Tho CASE NO. fl.lltX A CLERKOFTHE March, 14*3 nemos and addresses of too ALL EXISTING LIENS. *1 the Publish: April 7. t«*3 CIRCUIT COURT taken by the City Commission. TIONAL BANK OF FLORIDA. DIVISION: 14-L A copy of the proposed MARYANNE MORSE personal representative and to* Fregt (West) Door, at the stops, DEO-34 By: Medolyn Crone O rdi • SUCCESSOR IN INTEREST TO A* Clark. Circuit Court ALLIANCE MORTOAOE nonce Is posted at the City Hell. THE FEDERAL DEPOSIT IN­ perianal representative's at­ of to* Samtoato County Court i COMPANY, a Florida - Deputy Clerk Longwood. Florida, and copies Semi note County, Florida torney era eat torth batow,___ , house to Sanford, Florida, the Publish: March 14 A April 1. *. SURANCE CORPOR:W(ON AS above described property. corporation. IN TM t CIRCUIT COURT are on III* with Iho Clerk ol the RECEIVER OF SOUTHEAST By: Jana B. Jatowlc ALL INTBRBITID PER­ Plalntlfl, OP TN I IIOHTIENTH 14. I**! City and seme moy bo Inspected As Daputy Clark SONS ARB NOTIFIEDTHAT: Thai said sal* It being mad* OEC-7JO BANK,DMtifVi N.A..n,M.t ruiningPlaintiff ande i w IfiA H sh - I w l l f i to satisfy tha forms of this Writ i JUDICIAL CIRCUIT bv the public - G E O 4 6 4 m ISbM M M L A11^ MfMm^en^udwm ^ toto - ♦ T ■ v jf Ej icution. m m m IN *NDFOR ' mmmwrnwmmwwwry*, - r!2» ■ DetendanK SEMINOLB COUNTY. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT ‘ is mods by tha City tor Its JAMES R. ALLEN AND feclton* that challenge to# valid Donald F. Etltogar, Sheriff NOTICE OF ACTION FLORIDA POR SEMINOLE COUNTY, convenience. Thl* record moy IN THE CIBCUIT COURT 1 ty of toe will, toe quallficattons Samtoato County, Florida THERESA A. ALLEN. HIS Published: March 34. April 1. *. TO: FULLER LUMBER KIVILACTKM FLORIOA not constitute an adequate re WIFE; JOSEPH M. OF THE IIO H TIEN TH *f ■ ■ ...... * COMPANY, CASK NO. T7-7*71CA PROBATE DIVISION cord lor purpose* ol appeal from OZIEZOOWSKI AND LISA JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, vonua, or jurisdiction of 14. with to* tale an April M- a dlMOlved Florida DIVISION I4P File Number fl-ISl-CP a decision mad* by the Com­ IN ANO FOR Court ore required to hie toolr i m DZIEZGOWSKI. HIS WIFE: DEC-74* corporation STM MORTOAOE COMPANY. IN RE: ESTATE OF mission with rospect to the TIMPIE E. BALENGER; SEMINOLECOUNTY, objections with this Court Retldence: Unknown Plaintiff. WILLIAM V. BARRETT, loregoing mailer. Any person FLORIDA WITHIN THB LATBR OF STACEY M. TAYLOR: AONES IN TNB CIRCUIT COURT La.t Known Mailing Addre..: . , Deceased wishing to ensure that on ode BRYANT are defendant!*),. I , CASE NO.n-ltSS-CA-1SK THRBB MONTHS AFTBR THE 400 North New York Avenue DIMITRI A SCHMIDT, of al. NOTICE OF quote record ot the proceedings will sell to the highest and best COLLECTIVE FEDERAL DATB OF THB FIRST PUBLI­ OF T N I IIDNTRENTM Winter Park, FL Oetendant(s). ADMINISTRATION I* maintained for eppellsto pur SAVINOS BANK. l/k/O COL­ CATION OF THIS NOTICE OR JUDICIAL DISTRICT. bidder tor cosh, ot West Front IN AND FOR any unknown heir*. dtvltoet. NOTICE OF ACTION The administration el Iho poses It advised to make Iho Door, Seminole County Court­ LECTIVE FEDERAL SAVINOS THIRTY OAYS AFTBR THB grantee., ...Ignee*, lienor*, TO: OIMITRIA SCHMIDT estate ot William V. Barrett, necessary arrangements at hit house. Sanford. Florida ot 11:00 A LOAN ASSOCIATION, DATE OF SBRVICB OF A SEMINOLR COUNTY, creditors t rut tee., or other, LAST KNOWN RESIDENCE: deceased. File Number or her own expense. Plaintiff, COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON FLORIDA a.m. April 7*. 1*43. tho following CASK NOi ( l i r a CA 14 P claimant, claiming by. through 42* Sho*ah Boulevard, n *1753 CP. is ponding In the Dated this I7lh day ol March, described property os set torth THEM. and under FULLER LUMBER Winter Spring*. FL377M Circuit Cdwrt tor Seminole JOHN OAVID HILL and JULIA All creditors of tho dotedsnt JOHNO.HOUFF, A.D.. I**3. In sold Summary Judgment, Plaintiff. COMPANY, a dIMolved Florida CURRENT RESIDENCE: County, Florida. Probat* Divi­ CITY OF LONGWOOD to wit; ANN HILL, JOHNSTOWN and other persons having claims corporation UNKNOWN sion, Iho address of which Is 301 GERALDINE O. ZAMBRI. LO T 14. OF A L A F A Y A AMERICAN PROPERTIES or demand* ogoinet decadent's Retldence: Unknown and If Defendant Is dscaasad. No. Pork Ave.. San lord, Florida. CITY CLERK WOODS. PHASE IV, AC­ d/b/a JOHNSTOWN PRO estate on whom a copy af Nils MARLENB K. LYNCH, af al.. YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an her respective unknown heirs, 33771. The nemos and addresses Publlth: April 3. I**3 CORDING TO THE PLAT PERTIES o/k/o TIPPANY notice is served within I action to forectoM the mortgage devisees, grantees, assignees, of the personal representative DEO-30 - . . THEREOF AS RECORDED IN SQUARE APARTMENTS. month* after toe date af too NOTICR OF ACTION encumbering the following creditor*, (loners and trustees, and the personal repre­ NORWEST FINANCIAL FLOR­ publication af tots netke must TO: MARLINE X. LYNCH, PLAT BOOK 33 AND PAGES and all parties claiming by and property In Seminole County, and oil other person* claiming sentative'! attorney are eel **101. PUBLIC RECORDS OF IDA. INC., HOUSEHOLD file took claims with Nil* Court aIW - »ill » SDttOW, . . I ____ . IN T N I CIRCUIT COURT through MARLBNB K. LYNCH Florida: by, through, under or against OF THE EIGHTEENTH SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLOR BANK. F.S.B.. A FEDERALLY WITHIN THB LATBR OF Condominium Unit 57. Build­ the nomad Defendant. ALL INTENISTED PER­ IDA CHARTEREDRAHK THRBB MONTHS AFTBR THB YOU ARB NOTIFIED that an SONS ARE NOTIFIEDTHAT: JUDICIAL CIRCUIT action fa quiet fill* to the ing 1 B of HIDDEN VILLAGE YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an IN ANDFOR DATED ol Sanford. Florid*, DATB OF THB FIRST PUBLI­ CONDOMINIUMS, according to action to terse toes o .mortgage All persons on whom this thl* Trthdoy of March. 14*3. NOTICE OF CATION OF THIS NOTICE OR following described properly In SEMINOLRCOUNTY, Seminole County, State of Flor- the Declaration of Condominium on the tallowing prporty In notice I* served who hove ob­ FLORIOA. MARYANNE MORSE FORECLOSURESALB THIRTY DAYS AFTBR THB rocorded March IT, IMS In SEMINOLE County, Florida: jections (hot challenge the valid­ CLERK OF THE NOTICE IS HBRBBY OIVEN DATB OF SBRVICB OF A ity of the will, the qualifications CASINO; T3-3SS-OR-43-B Morcodoe Rons 3* S.B. Official Record. Book 1434. THAT CERTAIN CONDO IN RE: THE MARRIAGE OF CIRCUIT COURT pursuant to * Final Summary COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON Page. ISSI thru 1717 and MINIUM PARCEL KNOWN AS ol the personal representative, Judgment of foreclosure dated THEM. I.D. TWOS IMS*ISSN 1*1 hot THERESABARUTH SEMINOLE COUNTY. id ogotoot you and you amended by first amendment UNIT 3. BUILDING 43*. venue, or jurisdiction ol this Potlllonor/Wllo. FLORIOA March 17, t m and entered In All other creditors of too May 14, IMS In BAYTREE VILLAGE. AND AN Court are required to file their By: Dorothy W. Bolton Com No.: tlUStCA-MK of tho ikodla servo • copy ot ; I objections with this Court dod . vtfs oqrirrtt your written defenses If any, to Official Record. Book ISM, UNDIVIDEO 1-411*0333* IN JOSEPH L. BARUTH DEPUTYCLERK Circuit Court of too Eighteenth claims i Page. 1473 thru till and TERIIT IN THE LANC. WITHIN TNE LATER OF Publish: April!.*, 1**3 Judicial Circuit to and Nr lami­ It's estate must file ( M If on WILLIAM R. MBRRMAN. Rospondent/Husbond. ■IQ.. POST OFFICE BOX 005. COMMON ELEMENTS AND THREE MONTHS AFTER THE NOTICE OF ACTION DED-43 nate County, Florida , etoereln WITHIN thereto recorded May 3L IMS In COMMON EXPENSES AP- DATE OP THE FIRST PUBLI­ COLLECTIVE PCDBRAL THRBB MONTHS AFTBR THB OOLDINROO, FL 31733. en or TO; JOSEPH L. BARUTH botoro too Tito day of April, Official Jteoir* Book 1441, PURT1NANT TO SAID UNIT. CATION OP THIS NOTICE OR 304 HENRY STREET SAVINOS BANK f/k/a COL- DATB OF THB FIRST PUBLI­ Pago SMI and amended by ALL IN ACCORDANCE WITH THIRTY DAYS/AFTRR,THE IN T N I CIRCUIT COURT LBCTIVB FEDERAL SAVINOS CATION OP THIS NOTIC8. i m and flit toa original with OATS OP SERVICE OP A ROME. NEW YORK 13440 OFTHEltTH JUDICIAL toa Ctort of this court ottoM- AND SURJECT TO THE COV­ YOU ARE NOTIFIED the! an A LOAN ASSOCIATION, N to* ALL CLAIMS. OBMANDS June 4. IMS In Official Record. ENANTS. CONDITIONS. RE­ COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON CIRCUIT IN AND FOR Plaintiff and John David Hill ANO OBJECTIONS NOT SO „ . service an toe Ftatoflfi■' flirt THEM. action lor Dissolution ol Mar- SEMINOLE COUNTY. ittorney or Immediately there Book 1444, Pages ISIS thru mi. STRICTIONS. TRRMS AND rlogo ho* boon filed against you and Julia Aim Hill, Jehnetown FILBD WILL BB FOREVER and fur.tharjimonded by OTHIR PROVISIONS OF All creditor* of the decedent FLORIDA Amarlcan Proper!!** d/b/a BARRBD. iftor etherwlse a default will be and other persons having claims and you ore required to serve a CASE NO: *11447-CA-14K entered against you for the THAT DECLARATION OP copy ot your written defenses, It Jahnstown Praparttga a/fc/a Tho date of toe first publico- July 17. HBS In Official Records CONDOMINIUM OP BAY- or demand* against dscsdsnt's JULIUS CHOPP.rtol.. Tiffany Square Apartments, tton of Nils Notice l* March 34. relief dtmanded to toe com­ •state on whom • copy of this any, to It on JOSEPH Plaintiff*. Norwest Financial Florida. Inc.. plaint *r petition. Book 1414. Pages M44 thru lift TREC VILLAGE. INC., AS PAOAWER. Petitioner'* At­ Public Records of Seminole RECORDED IN OPPICIAL notice la served within throe v*. Household Bank. 9.%.%u a Fed­ D ATI Dan March S3,1**l. torney, whose address It 130 BETHEL BARBARA (IIAU County, Florida, together with RECORDS ROOK 1143. PAGES months offer the date of the first West Lake Mary Blvd. Suite erally Chartered Bank, ore the HUBBRT M. PEARCE. SR. all appurNnanrai thereto and 1*3* THROUGH 1433, ROTH publication of this notice must CRAWFORD. If living, etc.. Defendant* Tha pmpsrty tore- Ilf S. Woodland Or. MARYANNB MORSE 21IA, Lake Mary, Florida 3774* At Clerk ef toa Court an undivided Interest In the INCLUSIVE, OP THE PURLIC file their claims with this Court •t al.. ctoosd (hereto will be sola t o toe Sontord, FI. *773 on or botoro April 14. 1**X and Defendants. By: Ruth King . common element, of said Con­ RECORDS OP SEMINOLE W ITH IN TH E LATER OP file the original with the Clerk ot highest Mddw tor cadi af toe dominium as set forth In said COUNTY. FLORIDA. AND AS THRRI MONTHS A FTIR THE NOTICE OF west front dMr of toe main As Deputy Clerk OATS OF THE FIRST PUBLI­ mis Court either before service FORECLOSURESALE Publlth: March 34 A April 7. *. Declaration. Including specifi­ AMRNDEO IN OFFICIAL on Petitioner's Attorney or Im­ CaurtoauM, Seminole County, cally. but nef by way of llmtto- RECORDS ROOK IMS. PAGE CATION OP THIS NOTICE OR mediately thereafter) otherwise NOTICE IS HERERY OIVEN ” “ ’ a. lam MCINTOSH. 14,7**) THIRTY OAYS AFTER THE pursuant to a Summary Final OBC34I I Ion the toilwelng eoulprnent : 17W ANO OFFICIAL RECORDS a default will bo entered against lord. Florid# MT7i.aMI:M*jn. COLBBRT. Range. Refrigerator. D/W. Dis­ ROOK 1144, PAOC 17*. OP THE DATE OP SERVICE OF A Judgment of Foroclosuro doled toe »n d day of April, t m laid A SIMMONS. P iL IN THR CIRCUIT COURT " you tor the re) lot demanded In TSth day of March, 1**3 and posal, Microwave, Washer, PUBLIC RECORDS OP SEMI­ COPY OP THIS NOTICE ON the petit ton. * is legally * OFTNRRMNTRINTH bryor.PaddMPana.Pl ~ NOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. THEM. entered In Co m No, *7-14*7- All other creditors of the DATED on this Sfh day of CA-14K of Iho Circuit Court of JU O K tA L DISTR ICT. ------..lad By the Plalntlfl March. t**l. LOl I. BRANTLEY POINT, adalnel you and ethers in the you are required to eorv* a copy Rico dent and persona having the 1Mh Judicial Circuit, to and •ccerdtog *o toa Plat ftaraaf m Florida Bar*£o!i 374347 claims or demands against the MARYANNE MORSE tor Sam mat* County, Florida, abevo-entitled causa and you ot your written detenses. It any. At C lore ot tho Court i nsrtod tit Plaf Baak gs. Page PMbRtoi Mart* M A April t. FLORIDA are rogulrad M servo a copy of to It on Michael J. Echevarria, decedent's estate must file their wherein JULIUS CMOPP and 71, Public Bacardi if IgmlniN •eat - -v - - * claim* with mi* court WITHIN By Medolyn Crono FRANCKS CHOW*. Plaintiff* CASBNOifllTMCAUP ydur written defenMS. If any. to PA., Plaintiff s attorney, whoae As Deputy Clerk County, PNrtda. JOHNO.HOUFF. If> on Plaintiff's attorneys, addreee I* 401 Boyshore Boule­ THREE MONTHS AFTER THE and BETHEL BARBARA TOOBTMBR Wtah *N tot tof PubllUtiMarch 17. I*.344 April CRAWFORD, It Hying, ate., at Flatotltf. SMITH A SIMMONS. Ill West vard. Suite 710, Tampa, Florida OATC OF THE FIRST PUBLI­ 3.14*3 • pravsmgnN now ar baroMNr CATION OF THIS NOTICE. al. are the Defendants, I win tell - . - .1- .J wit Alamo Street. Suite tits. Jack­ Moy L 1**l OEC1M______BVCH PB Pnpwif/ PB B* MARLINE K. LYNCH, at *1., sonville. Florida SUM. an or ALL CLAIMS. DEMANDS to tha hlghast bidder tor cash at easements, rights, ippurti IN THE CIRCUIT COURT Iho West front door ol tho bdMro Agrtl S3. IMS. and file the Court either AND OBJECTIONS NOT SO NOTtCB OF ACTION anginal with the Clerk of mis nivvuu i sninwp wr m r h ip ' FILED WILL BE FOREVER FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. Somlnoio County Courthouse to •I. all. |M . , . . FLORIDA Sontord. Florida, on tho l*m day TOi CAROLINA IMPORT Court otmar haters service an ately thereafter; otherwise o BARRED. water, water righto and wafer INRB i BSTAT CONVCRSIONS OR ANY rpPflnM t e ^ A , M fI « inomtyi mor o IimmvP' m a n a d l . default will be entered against The dele ot the first public* PROBATE OIVISMN Ol April. I**3. Ot 11:44 o'etoefc stock, and all nxtorm new er THOMAS J . NEAL A/k/a lion of this Notice is March 34. FILE NO.i W-1I4-CP a.m., the NfItoalng described PARTY CLAIM!NO BY AND OTHr wOfUiiwi fnOrwiWf I you for tha relief demanded In haraafNr a part af too property, T.J.I THROUOH CAROLINA IM­ default will bo oi the Complaint or petition. 1**3. IN RE: ESTATE OF property m sot forth to said F LOYD O. Mac DONALD. Summary Pinal Judgment, ly­ PORT CONVBR DOWS you for me ret let This notice shall be published Personal Representative: YOU ARB N O TIFIE D that an Helen M. Barrett Decootod. ing and bokto situate to (ami­ (Court laall no!* County, FlorIda, to wit: action ta gutot title to the WITNESS my hand and seal utlve weeks In the San lord 144 Rusk In SI. NOTICE OF MARYANN! MORSB Tha admlntotr often af tha tohewlng described property to of-mis Court an this lam day of Like Mery. FL 33744 ADMINISTRATION Lot * (less the South S toot CLBRKOFTHB Attorney tor Personal (OnoFRI thereof) and tho South I loot of estate of THOMAS J. NBAL lam toe to County, State af Ftar- Mbrch. MOS. WITNESS my hand and the CIRCUITCOURT a/fc/a T. J. NBAL, dOMn ad. (Court Seat) seal ot this Court on March 31, Representative: Tho administration ot tho Lot I. Block 4, FLORA Ryi Jana B.Jaee wit Dovglai ft, Lmbif • state of FLOYO O. HEIGHTS, according to tho Plat Fit* Number *310GP, t o pond­ Itt) Mercedes Rent MS S B. MARYANNS MORSE 1«*3. As Deputy Clerk ing In to* Circuit Court tor .D. IWOB l3S03llJ04tl»l hat Clerk of Circuit Court (SEAL) III N. Pork Avenue Mac DONALD, deceased. File thereof, os recorded In Plot Publish: Apr!II.*. I**l Number *3- 133-CP, It pending. In Book 1. Page It. ot tho Public Semlnele County, Florida, By: Hi MARVANNE MORSE Sanford. FL 37771 DC D-41 Prebato Dlvtston, too address af are required to serve a capy af Deputy Clerk Clark of the Court Telephone; (447)3774011 - Iho Probate Court, Samlnoto Records ot Somlnoio County. which Is Ml N. Park Ava.. Florida Bor No.; 0417351 County. Flor Ido. tho address of Florida your written ds tenses If any. to FfMIsh: March If. If. >4 A April ■y: Rum King IN TNC CIBCUIT COURT It m WILLIAM R. HBRRMAN. I. iff) As Deputy Clerk Publish: March 34 A April t. which Is P. O. Drawer C. OATEO this l*th day ol OF T N I ISTN JUDICIAL MdrewrtNwFerwaTrewr*1 Sanford. Florida. 33771-041*. Tho March. I**3. BtQ . POST OFFICE BOX 405. DBC-m Publish: April 7, *. It. 73, l*»3 1*03 CIRCUIT. IN ANO FOR sanfaftoe and ton parsandf tip OOLDENROO. FL 37731. an or DCOM OEC 731 names and addresses at the (SEAL) personal representative and Iho MARYANNE MORSE SBRUNOLI COUNTY. betoro toa 17th day at April. FLORIOA 1*03, and file toa original with personal representative's at­ Clock of Iho Circuit Court GB MB RAL JURISDICTION By: Cecelia V. Ekem ALL INTERESTED PER­ the Clark af this court either torney ore eel torth below. DIVISION SONS ARB NOTIFIED THAT: ALL INTCRRSTEO PER­ Ctort betoro sarvka an toa Flatottff* CASK NOiN-m * CAM ' this OTTOTTWy Wo NVN*9PV*lf NMfW SONS ARE NOTIFIEDTHAT: Publish: AprilL*.t**34 la taqyw afk « CITIBANK. F.S.Bm •wTIC* I* MrfVi PwfW "4 after ether a lee a drieutt will bo GARAGE SALE All go room on whom this OED-4S Plaintiff. -A. ------fbolUoM 4 ^ yqiu net ico Is toned who hove ab­ ontorad against you tor to* Ity of to* will, tot quallficattons rollof demondsi to too cam­ jections that challenge the valid­ — ! — « — » »ltl IN THE CIRCUIT COURT MARY M. HUFFMAN.------. af R » parswiat represawlatlve. p U m B* BBflflBR. ity af the will, the qualification* OFTHE EIGHTEENTH bettor name being unknewn. GUIDELINES af the Personal Representative, ar lurtodkfton of tots DATE Den March 33.1**! JUDICIAL CIRCUIT tpouM. II any of MARY M. Court are raqulrad la fits took (SBALI venue, or jurisdiction ot this I NANO FOR 1* Court ora required to ill* their HUFFMAN, abjections with this Court MARYANNB MORtl SEMINOLBCOUNTY, WITHIN TNB LATBR OF AsCtorhaflhoCauri C M dn nt doWoQ, dtahti. ooMtot* objections with this Court FLORIOA NOTICE OF THRBB MONTHS AFTBR THB WITHIN THE LATER OF Ry: RutoKtng M m . tools, books and bo too— art CIVILACTMN FORECLOSURE SALB DATB OF THB FIRST PUBLI­ As Deputy Ctort I n w o ii popuMf mm. THREE MONTHS AFTER THE CASE NO. *t-t7S4CA NOTICE IS HBRBBY OIVBN CATION OF THIS NOT ICR OR Publish: March M A April I, », DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLI­ DIVISION MR pursuant to a Final Judgment af THIRTY DAYS AFTBR THB 14. t**3 Sa p p p || p i m ^ p i i CATION OF THIS NOTICE OR CTX MORTGAGE COMPANY Farocleeure dated March 75. DATB OF SBRVICB OF A THIRTY DAYS AFTER THE DSC 143 F/K/A P LAV CO MOOT GAGE t m and anNrod to Civil Com COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON yaw garaga aaM Ba aura itara it DATE OF SERVICE OF A COMPANY. INC., Ha. *> 77SS CA 14 af the Circuit THBM. IN TNR CIRCUIT COURT ~ adMuMa aaiMna toaoa. Pott tkmt COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON Ptolnlltllsl. Court af tha BlgMaaMb Judtctat aftoadindj"! - ^ * ^ 7 ------; r . j I THEM. OFTNRBMMTRINTH RKn W B w ig D IM Pi IlflB fM . IRtoW - 1 | Circuit to and tor Samtoato i bnvtns dtotos JUDICIAL DISTRICT, All creditor* of Iho da cedent ROONEY R. ROHRBACHCR. County. Florida, wherein, •nd ether persant having claims IN AND FOR etol, Plaintiff, and CitOank. F.S.B. an wham a op* af SEMINOLECOUNTY, 4. Stakekasms*(M Havt ptan» «t chongx and a or dsmand* against decedent's . Defendant!!). •re Mary M. Huffman,------. node* I* served wtah In t estate, an whom a copy of this NOTICE OF ^ FLORIDA bettor name being unknown. CASE HO: *11714 CA tfF tymwlor handfap- «uc» on* >»raon>on& ^>all notice Is served within three FORECLOSURE SALE spouM. It any af Mary M. publicatton of this notice must months after the del* of Ih* f kef JOHNO.HOUFF. Wiaa aia eenwaaaao twaaon piawreiv im i a oaeaeair or NOTICE IS HERSBY OIVEN Huffman ds tend inti. Ills took claims wtto toto Court Flatotlft. publication el mis nolle* must pursuant to • Final Judgment of I will Mil to toe Mghsef bidder WITHIN THB LATBR OF til* their claims with mis Court foreclosure do tod March 15. ter cash at tho West Front Deer THRBB MONTHS AFTBR THB MARLBNB K. LYNCH, at al.. WITHIN THE LATER OF i**l. and ontorad to Caeo No. of to* main CsurtoeuM. San DATB OF THB FIRST PUBLI­ THREE MONTHS AFTER THE t i l l MCA I OK of too Circuit lord. Florida, at !I:W o'etoefc CATION OF THIS MOTICI OR 5558BfB5S55taS™^|^Ssjon iiv iv r rTVuvt DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLI Court ol tho EIGHTEENTH NOT ICE O F ACT ION a m. en toe 7**h day af April, THIRTY DAYS AFTBR THB TO: ARTHUR L. CRIDER. JR. jgiaea Iw ouslom art lo start h I CATION OF THIS HOT ICE OR Judicial Circuit in and tor SEM i m to* toi lowing deacrlbod OATB OF SBRVICB OF A THIRTY DAYS AFTER THE INOLE County, Florid* wherein tartlet claiming by and ITo a t an aarty alaft Sat property m eel torth to said COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON ARTHUR L. CRIDER. u# DATE OF SERVICE OF A CTX MORTGAGE C044PANV Final Judgment, to wtt: THEM / COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON F/K/A PLAVCO MORTAGE Lot I*. PINB CREST All other creditor* af too JR- THEM. COMPANY, INC. Is Ih* Plaintiff YOU ARE N O TIFIE D that an HEIGHTS RCPLAT. a eubdtot action to quiet till# to the All othar creditors at tho and ROONEY R. ROHR BACH " la the map ar it and persons having ER IN LEE ROHREACHER ' 1 to Plat or dsmand* age Inst mo •nd AMERICAN OENBRAL timtoato County. StM aat^lar- Seek f. Pages n and II. Public Ida: "» estate mutt tile their HOME EQUITY. INC. are mo Records af Samtoato County. THRBB MONTHS AFTBR TNB •SB M ir bo d ll Rani m S R . claims with mis court WITHIN Ootondonts. I will soil t o tho Florida. DATI OF THB FIRST PUBLI­ THREE MONTHS AFTER THE highest and host bidder tor cosh I.D. IWOB IMBMIMNI*! has e/k/a *433 South Rtoi Avenue, CATION OF THIS NOTICR. gatoet you and you DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLI •t tho West front slope of the Sanford. Florida 31777 ALL CLAIMS. OBMANDS CAT I ON OF THIS NOTICE. SEMINOLE County Courthouse DATSO this l*th day *1 AND OBJECTIONS NOT SO rtasaruoa capy of ALL CLAIMS. DEMANDS •t 11:00 a m., on the 70th dey •< your written drtenee* It any, to March, t m FILBO WILL BB FORBVfiR It an WILLIAM R. HBRRMAN. AND OBJECTIONS NOT SO April, 1(03, the toilowing do (Court laall RARRBD. FILED WILL EE FOREVER scribed property M set torth In ESQ. POST OFFICE BOX 4*5. MARYANNE MOR5R The daft of toe tint publica­ OOLOENROO. FL 37731. an ar ySSay^TaSi SSaSyt Havakata dma BARREO sold Final Judgment i Clerk of me Circuit Court tton eftoto NaliM to March 34. paepta art at honta and unoonoamad wiai tpaoM a* The dal* af Ih* Ikst Publico LOT M. SPRINGVIEW. AC by: Dorothy W. Boiten botorq toa 37to day af April. lion of mis Notice it March 34. COROING TO THE PLAT OMuty Clerk lt*L and Mia Mo original wtto I. (CjtaiMaa yaar aWarttl tnoorpofaia your tala u THEREOF AS RECORDEO IN Publish-April 1.*. 1*03 toa Clerk of tote court either WILLIBT.I before service on too Plaintiff* Bapraoontativo: PLAT BOOK 7*. AT PAGES 47 DED47 ill S3inrdSI . . CLYDE E MacOONALO ANO 41, OF THE PUBLIC S4.Albane.NV. m il 134 B. Floatation Blvd RECOROS OF SEMINOLE ATHnWfA 4^ f I a default will b* p V i m Lake Mary. Florida 37744 COUNTY. FLORIDA. you tor too MIMA 1^^ M MUM IAM1 if l WILLIAM A. OTTINGER WITNESS MV HAND and to* la too cam Attorney Far Peilllenar seal af tots Court an March 3*. Florida Bar to*, guana v m m ______*33.11*1 I MM ft| |^y« iMaM till IMMf . 1*03. n Chavretof CCEI47S 1 la IM P R V U II B IW nWf ^ n i Wm V f V w v v V tantos. Graham. (SEAL) WHIGHAM A SIMMONS. PJL (MALI French. HusleM. Alt IllMartarSt F j0 .i 4SARVANNR MORSf Sherman A Ford. P A MARYANNE MORSE AsCtorbaftoaCourt . , ^Bntn^aW BIM| WB 1544 Saeen Boulevard. Suit* 704 Clerk el me Circuit Court By: RutoKtog D e lto n a . FL37724IBt> By: Dorothy W Bolton BA m laaaon (a holding m Itala it Tetophane (4*7)574 1441 Deputy Clark ggOAprilLE. Pubttah: March to « April mm* imo omps t Pubttah: April I.*. 1*03 DBD-V tm DEDS* DR.' DEC 71*