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60th Yoar, No. 196 - Sonlofd. Florida
NEWS DIGEST Will prayer help kids? Local official: School prayer bill no automatic fix ...... i.... mome that ihcvthey arc naive enough lo believe that an INSIDE at football games, graduations and oilier volun act like this will automatically Improve behavior, By VICKI DoSORMIIR tary events under a bill the House passed change student beliefs and Improve morals." □ Sports Horald Stall Wrltor Wednesday. > Strlcklcr believes Ihe schools have on obligation The legislation moved lo the Senate on u!04 l l Three kinds of wins SANFORD — The state House has passed a bill lo achieve those changes through education of that establishes guidelines for school boards that vole. students and their pnrenls. The Oviedo Lions survived. Ihe Lyman The prayer can t promole any religion. II has to "We also have an obligation to leach good Greyhounds romped, and Ihe Lake Brantley want lo allow prayer al school-related events. lie voluntary and students must approve It and citizenship and moral values that are common lo Patriots squeaked by In Seminole Athletlr While one local official Is pleased with the lead It. , all religions." he noted. Conference baseball action Wednesday. decision that would lenve control In Ihe m ailer al "I’m pleased that the legislature has Indicated Ihe local level. II won’t solve all thrlr problems, he The Issue of prayers In schools or al scnooi □Bee Page IB they believe Ihe local bcIiikiI hoards should In related activities has been around for many years. Mil VS Involved In ibis." said Seminole County School □ Bee Prayer, Page BA Under the legislation, the school districts would H<>,ml mcmbci Larry Slrlckler. "Bill H concerns □ People lie able to let high school students pray publicly Show ‘Out of This World’ The 2fith annual performance of Ballet Guild of Sanford-Semlnolc Is “Out of "I Ills World. I he Dad makes lively show will spotlight aliens, nostalgia and com edy. □ Bee Page 3 B . a difference BRIEFS School volunteer Lee’s chicken robbed SANFORD - Nearly S 1.700 In cash and true role model change was taken from the manager of Lee s Famous Recipe Country Chicken early lids By JIMSHUPE morning by two masked men. Sanford police Horald C olum nist ______Cmdr. Dennis Whitmire said Ihe iwo men entered the South French Ave restaurant SANFORD — Few renders would quesllou tin- al about I a nt. idler II was dosed. They entered promise i liiit children an- Indeed our mnsi the kitchen area where they confronted manag valuable resource lor llioy are our hope ol er Michael John Lat/anleh and forced him Into tomorrow and our promise ol the luiurc A the office where they demanded he open Ihe corollary lo tills N-llcl is ili.it part-ills should l« safe. Whitmire said Lairunich wus uncertain ll Involved lo Ihe education of tln-ir children, for It the pair were armed. The men Imk hags of cash Is tills process iluil prepares children lor their and change totaling $1.0(18. Otic ol ihr men hit luiurc roles flu* m una^ rr on ih r h a rk of ilk* head w ith a When I think ol parental involvement. I change bag before leaving, said Whtimlre. flic envision a continuum, with varying degrees ol blow left u small cut to Lal/anlch s head, be Involvement. On one end. there is a passive type ol involvement lhal simply requires a parent lo said. talk with llu-ir child each evening about their School bus involed In accident school day. This ellorlless act dramatically demonstrates to children tlit- Importance ol There were no students on a school bus when achool and Ihut Ihelr parents are concerned about It smushed Into a car yesterday afternoon. their education. According to |tollcc spokesman Cmdr. Dennis On the oilier end of the parental Involvement Whitmire, it Seminole County public school bus continuum ure those parents who actively was traveling In Ihe left turn lute of Lake Mary Ir t o h iv Involved «l the srlmol level tn lilt? I m u of Boulevard preparing to make a turn onto Tear her Association, the School Advisory Orlando Drive (US. Highway 17 021 when a cur Council, or the Dividends program as a volunteer pulled Into Us path from a store on thatcor,,tr- Many parents air hesitant to Ivcomo Involved Whitmire said I hat Corine Duval. 04. of 1700 M t iiid Photo b» Tommy Vlnconl See Volunteer, Page OA W 10th St. In Sanford, pulled Ik t 1980 Cadillac Dave Hall a»lata student Qre0 Waller with computer work al Lakevlow. from the driveway of Ihe Cumberland Farms Davo Hall assists stuuoni ------store Into the left lurn lane without giving the bus adequate time to slop. T h e 1992 Fort) Inis was driven b> V kkl Lynn Riverboat gambling backers stand alone Green. 27. of 4424 Radio Ave . Sudani She was not charged In the accident. ... . , gambling in I9MI> lint backers say Duval was transported to Central Florida By J. MARK BARFIELD diallers are better now because ol Casinos at a glance Regional Hospital with possiNe Injuries. Sl.c Horald Senior Staff Wrltor______competition Irom oilier stales and was charged with failure to yctld from an alley plans In open casinos on Indian rlvtrboolt Countltt could thoot* oil or non* TALLAHASSEE - Backers of a Flvt crttino gambling •mtfldnwfll* pro or driveway. reservations powd lor FU-rldaiNovombof ballot Ol Ihotoop lio nt proposed riverboat gambling ven Florida Riverboat wants lo eon Florida Rivtrbool New flea market gets go ahead ture al Port of Sanford vowed Proportion 'or LlmitnlCaUnot: • Would logolll* * llmllsd numbor ol duct gambling cruises on the Si • Would authofll* call***! ol Florid** 11 Wednesday not to Join with oilier rlvorbool cotlnot tl^ewide, and no land S A N F O R D — A proposed -tr>H-booth lieu Johns River and possibly Lake lictn-^d gityhound <»'d horn Irstkt *nd bated cotlnot market at 1-4 Industrial Park was given the go gambling proponents because they Monroe from Pori of Sanford. i i alai Ironton*. Ihr»* catlnoi In D*d« County two In Bfowanl County and on* tath support land-based gambling. Dolly Cotlno Action Commillt* ahead by Seminole County planning and zoning County commissioners oppose ihe In Duval Eitambl*. Mnlyborougb. lo«. O r • Would authoril, 10 cotlnot olhoH liond 10 commissioners last night, but Is on hold until Florida Riverboat Corp. attorney *nq«, Point lltoch and Pinollo* counllo*. ond Idea, saying they don’t want nvtrboaf catlnot tUtowidt. with « ilmif ol Lew Oliver said the company would riwrboal gambling In up to llv* oth»r developers study the Impacts of traffic on the gambling in Seminole County l*o p«r county oictpt in County D*ot not support an effort to merge four because II doesn’t III with lla- family (ounttvt County could hJvt up to tour hottl* «nd two pro-gambling petition drives into riv« rb t» Pori mutuol f#Cllltl«ft could hovo ,,Up&Z members voted 4-2 lo ujiprovc Seminole Propo*lllon lo r County C h o lc, C om ing 04 lifestyle here. Florida Ktvcrlioul re %iot m ochlnti ond tltdronlc gaming one because the others would allow • Would lot »*tb toady dtcid* wholltor lo Marketplace, located north of the Cracker Barrel sponds by saying gambling's al mjKhinoi. Any city cr county could gambling at major hotels or pari hove Ire* Ponding toVnot or cotlnot *1 restaurant now under construction. The ready here. In the form of pari tatlno gaming mutuels. Florida Riverboat officials hotel! *1 pan mutuel gambling lacllllitt o r on 2 10,000-hcjuarc*foot open market will include* mutuels and the Lotto. 3,500 parking spaces, according lo plans say land-based gambling leads lo crime and strip Joints. Riverboat Oilier proposals call lor gambling w ill Ik- on the ballot In November. submitted by CMB Development Co. CMB shows W illi supporters like Hllloti Hotel gambling deters impulse gambling at major holds, pari inuiuels such We look forward to working with a Lake Mary address, hut has a Boca Raton Corp. and Mirage Resorts Inc.. "1 and other negatives, tlu-y nay. as Jatalal bullions and restricted lo everybody." executive director telephone number. Company officials could not have a lot of people lhal mailer two locations In the stale, smith Doug Sessions said .it the meeting be reached. Al a Wednesday "casino summit" together." Haiti Patrick Roberta, Florida and Panama City. called by Rep. Al Gutman. R-Mlaml. B y c o m parlH on, Flea W o r Id Is pro-gambling promoters agreed to airman ol Pro|ioslltou for Limited Although ihe group refused lo 300.200-square-fect In size and has J.aOO talk, but not to unite behind one roll A major competing group, which merge, organizers were pleased with C a sin o s parking spaces. of the dice on the November ballot. "Proposition lor Limited Casinos L See Gambling. Page 8 A County Current Planning Director Herb Florida volers rejected casino the results. Hardin said CMB has submitted no plans lo widen the one-lane Hickman Drive entrance lo the Industrial |urk Harden said »\c requestj;d CM B prepare a study of the amount of traffic the Youths ready market will uttract. P&Z commissioners agreed and Hardin said the proposal will not he scheduled for county comlssloncr s review until the study Is submitted and analyzed. to blast off By KELLEY MITCHELL 1 INDEX ] Horald Stall Wrllor SANFORD-B..4..3..2.. I lilasl off] B r id g e ...... BB H o r o s c o p e ...... BB Hundreds of youths ages II-IH will Inundate M o v ie s ...... ®B Classified* ...... 4 B ,B B Ihe Inkcfronl oir Saturday for the First Baptist Com ics...... 8B N a tio n ...... 7 A .B A Church lilih annual Youth Ulust 'ffb. Crossword...... 8B P e o p le ...... *B The cxtruvugaiizn Ibis weekend kleks off a D o a r A b b y ...... 3B P o llo e ...... ®A weeklong comimuilty-wlde youth revival al Ihe D e a th s ...... Sohool Menu ...... 8 A church with national speaker David F-dwards. D r. O o tt...... S p o r ts ...... 1 B '2 5 music by Paul Guffy. special lesllmonles and Television..../...... 3B E d ito r ia l...... *A Pizza Blast with Domino’s. F lo r id a ...... 2 A W e a th e r...... 1...... 2 A "During Hit- past live years we've seen this endeavor grow tremendously.*’ said Sidney Slight chance of showers Brock, youth pastor at First Baptist Church. Sanford. "Each year brings new challenges and additions lo wlrnl Is offered for the young people. Variable cloudiness Il’s exciting lo sec them have such a good lim e.' with a chance of The day holds many exciting testa of skill and showers and lltun- patience with 10 game competitions going on dcrslorms. High in throughout the area, from Blind Man's Football to the low er HOs. W in d a water slide. , „ . southwest 10 mph R egistration begins al H;3() tu n .. Invocation and becoming northwest announcements 9:15 a.in. and tlie first game gels laic. Rain chance 30 underway at 9:30 u.m. Each participant may percent. compete In ms many events as possible, llie* Htrokl Photo by Tommy Vlneant games will he limed events m cxpcdltile the Baptist In Orango City, tho Rov. Clark Adams and tournaments. First Baptist Church Minister ol Youth Sidnoy Sgt Bill Loo bom the sheriff's office. For mora waathar, saa Paga2A You III groups fruit) all over Ihe Central Florida Brock, Irom loft, dlscussos plans lor tho Youth Blast with Kon Pock, minister ol youth al First UBee Blast, Page BA .. .. . • ’ .Call 322-?611 SUBSCRIBE TO THE SANFORD HERALD FOR THE BEST LOCAL NEWS
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FLORIDA BRIEFS Legislative c94
World’s biggest cruise liner in the works Lawmakers struggle with budget LONDON — A British shipping company says It will outdo n The House wanted to guarantee every By JACKIE HALLIFAX year as they worked late Wednesday to Florida rival by constructing the world’s largest cruise liner, a school dlslrlct a 3 percent Increase next Associated Press Wrllor resolve their differences. 100,000 ton monster that will haul vacationers around the The two chambers were trying lo close the year while the Senate proposed an average Caribbean from Florida. TALLAHASSEE — Lawmakers continued gap on how lo divide $9 billion for schools In 1,5 percent boost based on n form ula tn The 1'enlnsulur & Oriental Steam Navigation Co. has not yet work on a $38 billion budget and a plan lo the budget that takes effect Ju ly 1. allocate money determined by the number named the vessel that will he Imlll by the Indian firm "We’re prepared to work through the nf students in each district. Flneantlerl for $385 m illion and put Into service In 1997. subsidize private liealtli Insurance for night If necessary." House Appropriations House leaders were concerned the popula PAO's new cruise liner, which will carry 2,600 passengers, Is hundreds of thousands of Floridians with Chairman John Long said Wednesday night tion-based formula would hurt some to be used by Princess Cruises, the company’s Los just days le ft In Hie regu lar session. before negotiators met. smaller, rural counties while providing Angeles-based subsidiary. The ship will he based In Fort Legislative leaders have conceded the Negotiators planned to meet again today. additional dollars to urban counties. Lauderdale two month session, scheduled lo end at Lawmakers are trying to decide how The Senate offered to raise Its original Prlnecss Cruises had announced In the winter It would use midnight Friday, will run Into overtime so much money should Im- guaranteed to every offer lo increase school spending lo 2 Florida as the home base for a sldp too Idg to sail through the the budget can he finished. school district. The dispute jilts urban percent while (lie House offered lo drop its Panama Canal House ami Senate budget negotiators eminlies against rural counties. proposed spending Increase to 2,9 percent. hi unveiling an artist’s rendition of the huge boat, which remained apart on school spending for next looks like a floating apartment house, P&O promised several onboard features that It ealls unique. They include a virtual reality theater, a simulated golf WHAT’S HAPPENING Towey confirmed by Senate driving range that will allow passengers lo act like they are TALLAHASSEE — Jim Towey, head of the state’s troubled playing on the world's best courses, a suspended clear Protected wetlands defined social services agency, won confirmation from the Senate on swimming pool and a night club that will hang 15 decks above Wednesday after the governor’s office defused a potential the sea id the rear of the ship. Passengers Will ride Into the club TALLAHASSEE — Over objections from some property- partisan fight over the nomination. on iiu enclosed moving sidewalk. rights advocates, the House has vuted lo set uniform definitions The Semite voted 34-fl lo confirm Towey, who was appointed of protected wetlands In Florida. secretary of the Department of Health and Kchnhilllallvc inspectors making door-to-door checks While sonic argued that the hill would hinder landowners’ Servlccs In July, following sharp criticism by some senators of building or development plans, other property-rights hackers Towcy’s actions as head of Hie nation’s largest state TAMPA — For about the next month, social workers will he favored adopting one standard government agency. making door-to-door cheeks on the care of 1.400 foster children "It lets you know up front the rules of the hall game,” Hep, "I was a little hit surprised, sure," Towey said about the vote In Hillsborough and Manatee counties. Kenneth Pruitt, R-Porl St. Lucie, said Wednesday. margin. "Elgin days ago someone said there were 22 voles The Intense scrutiny was prompted by the hospitalization The House voted 104-1 I for the measure (HH 2875). backed against me." two weeks ago of a 12-year-old girl In foster care. She was by the stale Department of Environmental Protection, and sent Towey said he was grateful for the confirmation and planned admitted to Tampa General Hospital weighing Just 55 pounds. tt to the Senate. to be more sensitive to requests from lawmakers. Health and Rehabilitative Services Secretary Jim Towey has The hill represents a compromise lietween business lobbyists accused the girl’s fostrr care counselor and the counselor's who said It would greatly expand llic amount of protected land Rosewood up for final approval supervisor of negligence. Towey Is trying to fire both workers. and environmentalists who said It didn’t go far enough, said "When a serious problem has been discovered, we owe It to Rep. Hurley Rudd. D-Tnllahnssee. the sponsor. TALLAHASSEE — A $2 1 million claims bill to compensate ourselves and to the public lo respond to all of our cases," said It prevents the department, local water management survivors of I lie* 1923 Hosewood massacre lias cleared Its last Linda Radlgau. an assistant HRS secretary for children and districts, the Arm y Corps of Engineers ami other agencies from legislative committer hmdlr and Is lu-aded toward Itnal family programs. using different rules to draw wellands boundaries, said Hep. approval The llrst children to be checked Tuesday were the 8-yeur-old Mark Ogles. K-tlrndcnton The Senate Appropriations Committee voted IH-9 Wednes twin brother and sister of the emaciated girl. The Department of Environmental Protection said Its day to approve the hill ICH-SH 177-11 alter supporters defeated They played as workers talked with tliclr new foster family In proposal Incorporated some of III - more protective provisions an effort lo remove the financial rurnprris.il Ion Plant City. The children were moved there last week. used by regional water manngemeiii districts wlihnut adding a About 120 people lived In the black settlement near Cedar The twins visited their older sister In the hospital Friday and lot ofarreagetothe wrllnnd rosier. Key more than 70 years ago when It was wiped out during plan to return this week. "I miss you very much,” her younger The proposed rules would take Into account various racial violence In January 1923. Al leasl right people died sister wrote In a letter. "I want to see you soon." wet-habitat plants, certain soil types and hydrological clues to If the hill becomes law. It would mark the llrst time a stale Hits plans to begin reviewing fostrr home files and establish a definitive line between wet and dry ground. has compensated victims of racial violence, supporters say telephoning foster parents to arrange the visits, set to begin dlstrlct*wldr next week. Rubin running across Florida PENSACOLA — Kills Rubin has been running here and will be running there. Hut he won’t he running everywhere. The Miami lawyer Wednesday began his run across Florida for the U.S. Senate, Jogging about five miles through Pensacola on a five-month trek that will end In Key West. Muhin will he running only parts of the way — In and near 72 A blessed event cities where 95 percent of Floridians live. He will drive between Tho sign tolls it all. First cities hut figures lit- still w ill leg It for about 500 miles. Presbyterian Church, Sanlord, "Why run?" mused Rubin. 68. decked out In sneukers. has bocomo an official shorts and a campaign T-shirt. "Because anybody can walk." member of tho Groalar San Someone of note, however, did walk across Florida 24 years ford Chamber of Commerce ago It was "W alkin' Lawton" Chiles, now governor, but then a Shown during an official rib virtually unknown stale legislator seeking election to the U.S. bon cutting recently are the Senate. ■ ■»»' « •- *- Rev Bruce Scolt, with It worked for Chiles and now ’’Runnln’ Rubin,” as lie calls scissors, flankod by members himself, Is Imping fils quicker version will gel the same kind of ol tho cfiauibor's Am m edia cx[misuc because lie has promised to neither accept b a s s a d o r s' w e I c o tn m I n g campaign contributions nor buy political advertising. com m llloo. Rubin comes with a reputation for attracting publicity, lie Htrttd Photo bi Tommy Vmctnt did It In the past through such novel, although unsuccessful, courtroom tactics as the "nymphomania defense” for former housewife-prostitute Kathy W lllrts and "television Intoxica tion" for teen-age killer Ronnie Zamora. Running, politically and physically. Is nothing new for R u b in .
From Associated Press reports
Dying from heart attack, river pilot steers clear of disaster "Mike. I have It. I’ll lake over." Barker told W ednesday. have swung In the current and there would have By Associated Press W alker. Ills steadfastness averted what could have been been a serious collision. He stayed with the ship." Eldcmlrc told The Florida Tlmes-Unlon JACKSONVILLE - Klver pilot Michael Walker Walker. 47, would rail budge and wouldn't a maritime mid ecological disaster had the "lie was a very dedicated pilot," Lois McElruth, spent his last moments preventing a disastrous order the ship to anchor. The channels around tanker, filled with gasoline, collided with the office manager for the St, Johns Bar Pilot collision us he guided a tanker loaded with Blount Island are tricky, and two other vessels other vessels, a 950-foot cargo ship and a 730-foot Association, said Wednesday as friends, family gasoline up the St. Johns River, then died of u were gliding along the narrow, dark waterway barge, oilier river pilots said. that night. "He did a very heroic act." said Capl. Philip and area maritime officials gathered for the heart attack. funeral. "Ills dedication Is what kept him going to "I never hurt like this before,” Walker told Walker, a mariner with an unblemished safety Eldcmlrc. who raced lo the Denise with a police the e n d ." Doug Barker, a docking pilot standing beside him record, gave up command only as lie lost boat escort and completed the piloting task Walker had been vice president of the assoc bi on lhe bridge of the Linker Denise, carrying consciousness. He tiled soon afterward, on the Walker had begun. llon since 1988. 200,000 barrels of fuel. tanker’s deck at 1:30 a m. Sunday. He was hurled "He knew If he had anchored that ship. It would LOTTERY MIAMI - Horo aro tho THE WEATHER winning numbors solc-clod Wednesday In tho Florida Lot tery: LOCAL FORECAST EXTENDED OUTLOOK ' NATIONAL TEMPS Fantasy B Tonight: Fair. Low In the lower TtmperAlurfft indimle previous day'* 13-21-10 26 24 lo mid 60s. Northeast wind 5 In high And overnight lo* to 0 p rn EO T lO u ip h . c u r HI Lo P rc O llk ‘y \ j ^ ------1 Anchorage 47 76 cdy Friday: Bartly sunny. High In 1 Atlanta 47 Vi 43 c lr Cash 3 the lower 80s. Wind cast 15 All,mile C llr 55 so II rn MONDAY FRIDAY SUNDAY Baltim ore 40 5) 04 d r 1-7-8 in p h . THURSDAY SATURDAY 87-07 Cloudy 80-02 Ptly sunny 82-58 Ptly cldy 82-62 Ptly cldy 88-85 Billing* 47 31 cdy Extended forecast: Saturday: B irm ingham 44 55 1/0 rd y Play 4 Partly cloudy with the lows in B ltm a rc k 54 77 in Bone 8-4-6-0 the 60s. Highs In the lower 80s. 54 41 15 cdy B a llo n 4? 41 07 C lr Sunday: Bartly cloudy with the MOON PHASES TIDES STATISTICS Burlington. VI 37 10 44 c lr lows In llii* mkl lo upper 60s. Clwteilon.S C 74 67 d r Illg liu In the m id lo upper HOs. FRIDAY: The high temperuture In Charleilon.W Va 44 53 40 c lr Charlotte.N C 70 57 17 c lr Monday: I’arliy cloudy with Bil SOLUNAR TABLE: Mill. 4:05 Sanford Wednesday was HH Cheyenne 51 77 d r lows In Hie mill lo upper 60s. ti.m., 4:20 p.m.; Mu). 10; 10 u .ill., degrees ami the overnight low Chicago 14 30 cdy o Cleveland 35 37 80 Clr Illglis In the nildui upper 80s. 10:25 p.m. TIDES: Daytona was 63 as reported by the LAST NEW Concord.N 11 55 43 71 d r April 3 April 11 Ueach: highs. 7:08 a.m„ 7:24 University of Florida Agricul Oalla* Ft Worth 60 35 d r p.m.: lows. 12:54 a.in.. 1:12 tural Research and Education Denver SO 35 cdy Thursday. April 7, 1994 p .m .; New Smyrna Beach: Center. Celery Avenue. D e l M o,net 47 34 cdy Vol. 86, No. 198 D e lro ll 37 29 37 cdy highs, 7:13 ii.iii., 7:29 p.m,: Recorded rainfall (or the Honolulu 0] 72 d r lows, 12:59 n.m.. 1:17 p.m.: H ouilon 44 42 .45 cdy Published Dally and Sunday, aacapl pcrlud, ending al 9 a.m. c o Cocoa Beach: highs, 7:28 n.m.. Thursday, totalled O Inches. Ind.anapolll 34 31 55 cdy S atu rd ay b y ThFha Sanlord Harald, FLORIDA TEMPS FIRST FULL Jeckion.Mln, 60 a; 2 »? d r Inc. 300 N. French A va , Sanlord, April 10 April 25 7:44 p.m.; lows, 1:14 a,in. The temperature at 9 a.m. K am a* C ity 49 27 01 cdy H i Lo P c i Fla, 33771 c a r L a i V e g a i 74 50 cdy 64 AO 00 today wus 73 degrees and On,Ion* Sooth Lillie Rock 49 40 OS cdy Sacond Claaa Poalagt Paid at Sanlord, 04 00 Thursday's overnight low was f 1 Laud Beach 70 Loi Angelet 74 50 cdy Florida and additional maJilng F o ri M y e r i •9 0) 00 BEACH CONDITIONS BOATINQ 68. as recorded by the National Me in phi* 45 44 20 cdy offlcaa. Galneivllle 83 54 00 Weather Service al the Orlando M ilw aukee 34 25 Cdy Hom eitead m m 49 00 St. Augustine to Jupiter Inlet Daytona Beach: W aves are M pl* SI Pa u l 45 10 rn •4 71 00 In te rn ation al Air|>ort. Poatmaalar: Sand addraaa changta Jecllonvlllc Tonight: Wind north to north N a ih v llle 43 40 70 cdy 04 00 1-2 feet and semi glassy. Current lo T H E S A N F O R D H E R A L D , P .0 . Key W e il t 77 Other W calhcrScrvIcc data: New Or lean* 44 51 50 d r Lake U nd 09 00 Is to the n o rth w ith a w ater east 15 lo 20 knots. Seas 4 to 0 Doa 1U7, Sanlord, FL 33773-1SS7. New York Clly 57 46 00 d r M ia m i 00 feet except lilglKT In the gulf □W ednesday’s high...... 87 Subscription Rataa 1) > 1 IcmpcruUtrc of 70 degrees. Oklahoma Clly 54 30 cdy P e m a io la m m 44 m m □ Barometric pressure.30.08 (Oally A Sunday) stream. Hay anil Inland waters a Om aha 50 70 cdy S rira w la 05 59 00 New Smyrnn Beach: W aves Home Dally try Mall □ Relative Humidity....04 pet Phlladalphla 65 SI 10 rn Tallahattee r ? 54 3) are I-1V4 feel and send glassy. moderate chop. Friday, wind SMontha *19 50 *24 00 Phoenl* 00 53 cdy Tam pa 04 54 00 northeast 20 knots. Seas 5 to 7 □W inds...... Southwest 7 mph • Mentha 139.00 IU 00 Current Is to the south with a P B lib u rg h 49 41 71 c lr V ero Beach 00 44 00 [ 1 Rainfall...... 0 in. t Vaar I7S.00 tes.oo feel except hlglier In the gulf Portland,Maine 40 40 75 d r W Palm Beach 05 40 00 water temperature of 70 degrees. slream. Hay and Inland waters I Sunset...... 7:47 p.m. SI L o u lt 43* 31 74 td y Florida Rtaldanla m ini pay 7% aalat □Sunrise...... 7:08 a.m. Sail Lake Clly 55 40 cdy tax In ad d itio n to ralaa abova. choppy. W a ih ‘n glon.0 C. 69 54 .16 c lr
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POLICE BRIEFS Beauty pays off for Antique Mall Fence ramming The Park Avenue Antique Mall, SlirrllT« (teptillcH arrrstril Jessica Samira Sell mi r. 40, of 1301 Park Ave., Sanford, la 221H S, Smiforrl Avenue, Tuesday. According lo the arrest growing and looking better all rrjwrt, a man reported driving Srlm ur lo a business on Hand the time. Recently, the Sanford Yard Road, where she apparently attempted to remove n Scenic Improvement Board vehicle from a fenced com pound. The rc|>orl said w hen she was presented the Mall wllh Its unable to exit from the compound, she drove the vehicle Into a beautification award for April. double Rate fenced area causing an estimated $2,000 in Shown during the presentation, damage. Because of the man's report, tile woman was located toft to right, SIB board member at a bar and placed under arrest. She has been charged with Lois Dycua, mall owner Sica trespassing In a struclurc/conveyance. and criminal Nacu, and Connie Williams, mlschlcf/vnndnllxiu. chairman of the SIB. Growth la coming with a new facility Lewd acts behind the mall now noarlng completion. Nacu will be Sluinc I,. Zimmerman, 20. of OIK Wlldflower Way. operating the Rose Cottage LtuiRwood, was arrested at Ids residence Tuesday by Tea Room bohlnd Iho antique I.ongwood police. Ofllcers said that on March I. 0, and 10, a mall, with grand opening 13-year old Klrl. passing Zimmerman's house, reported seeing scheduled for May 8, Mother's him standing In tils garage with the door open, naked Day. Aller being identified In a photo lineup. Zimmerman was arrested on a charge of lewd act In the presence of a child. HeriM Photo by Tommy Vlnconl Woman bites man Sanford police arrested Franternla Denise Stafford. 20. 2000 W. 13th Street. Sanford, at n store In the 2(XX) block of S. Orlando Drive Tuesday. Police said the woman rejsorlcdly attempted to remove a carton of cigarettes from the establishment, hut when the clerk attempted to apprehend her. Overpass shooting damages truck she bit him In the hand. Stafford was charged with robbery. under the overpass lute Tuesday By NICK PPBIPAUP de term in e If the m an m ay have 608 Holbrook Circle, Lnke Mary, Kool Aid theft lieen connedrd with the shoot was placed under arrest on Herald Stall Writer night. Wendy Bar Wilson. 20. I 10 W 17th Street. Sanford, was As deputies were checking the ing from the overpass. A search charges of loitering and prowling arrested by Sanford police at a store In the l.p>00 block of area early Wednesday morning, however, revealed the mao re and possession of cnnnnbls un French Avenue Tuesday Police salt! she had reportedly placed I.ONGWOOD - The Seminole they found a m an sittin g In a portedly w as In possession of der 20 grams. The Investigation 2-1 packages of Kool Aid In a bag. and while she paid lor other C'mmly Sheriffn department Is pickup truck parked In I he HX> cannabis. Into the shooting Incident Is merchandise, did not pay for the Kool Aid. valued at $1 MO She Investigating reports* of gunshots iilnek of Desplnler. near the Carey Kris Vandiver. 20. of continuing. wuscharged with retail theft ltcing fired at a passing vehicle overpass on Interstate-! from the K.E. Deputies said when they Drug arrest Williamson overpass. A (ruck approached I tie man. he f l r d on driver reported the lop ol Ids fool After a K-9 unit was railed — f c L Sanford jxjIIcc arrested Ramon Marrero. 25, of Deltona, vehicle received several to the scene, he was locnlrd U.S. SAVINGS BONDS following a traffic stop Tuesday. Police reported seeing Marrero hundreds of d o lla rs In dam age hiding In a brushy area. THE GREAT AMERICAN INVESTMENT In a vehicle talking with another man. near 3rd Street and from gunshots as he passed Officers did not immediately ______Poplar Avenue Reportedly suspecting a possible drug stile, police pursued his vehlrle. and stopped it at 5th Street and Olive Avenue He was arrested on charges of |M»ssesslon of cannabis under 20 grams, and possession ol an open container of alcohol. Warrants served • Mark Allen Kerns. 24. 340 E. .Jessup Ave . I.ongwood. was served a warrant at the John E. Polk Correctional Facility Tuesday. He was wanted on a worthless cheek charge • Joseph Vincent Marchlone. 33. 321 S Palmetto Avenue. Sanford, was arrested by deputies at his residence Tuesday He was wanted fur violation of probation on a conviction ol possession of drug paraphernalia. • Willie Thomas. 24. 2540 Hartwell Avenue, was arrested by deputies at Lake Monroe Terrace Tuesday. He was wanted tar falling lo appear lo pay a line on a disorderly conduct conviction, two warrants for violation ol probation on aggravated assault convictions, and one for Improper exhib ition of a firearm. • Tlttimy Altkrn, 20, 103 Silver Maple Terrace. Sanford, turnrd blmsell In at tltr jail Tuesday. He was wanted lor falling to appear on a charge of driving wllh a sus|trmled/revoked sir license • Karen llarre. 52, of Casselberry, was arrested by Sanford police at tor probation anil parole office on First Street Tuesday. She was wanted for violation ol probation oil a conviction ol m aim faciurliig ol a controlled substance • Lnrrn/o Sallnas Pachc. 52, 2740 Country Club Road. Sanford, was arrested by deputies following a traffic slop on Sanford Avenue at Rose Drive. Tuesday. He was wanted on a warrant for lulling to appear In court. • Ronald Arthur Hutchison. 4H, HI50 W SR 40. was arrested by deputies at the jail Tuesday. Hr was wanted on a warrant for lading to appear to pay a line Incidents reported to authorities • A lawn mower and tiller, with a tola! value of $5
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U k M I 4A • Sanlord Hotald. Sanlord, Florida - Thursday, April 7, 1994 Editorials/ Opinions
Sanford Herald WILLIAM A. RUSHER (USPS 481-280) 300 N. FRENCH AVE.. SANFORD. FLA. 32771 Aren Code 407*322*2011 or 831 9903 Wayne D. Ooylo, Publisher and Editor Anti-smoking trend beyond reason Our opinion leaders never hwik uglier Ilian Americans still smoke. Evidently there's a limit year or two. It seems likely that smoking will lx- when they arc In lull cry against some newly to what you eon persuade some Americans to banned by federal law In every building 0|ien lo SUBSCRIPTION RATE: tagged villain, and they are at llielr very ugliest Hie pu blic, anywhere in the country. 3 Month*...... 8111.50 quit doing by threatening them with death. 0 Moil III*...... 830.00 rlglu now In llielr assault on smokers. So last year the Is ibis a case ul virtue itlumpliunt? Perhaps 1 Y e a r...... 878 00 Let me declare my bias al the outset. I smoke Environmental Pro bin ll Is also a victory lor those land they are lour nr (Ive cigars a week, and enjoy them Florida Resldtnla must pay 7% aalaa la* In tect Ion Agency legion) who cn|oy feeling morally superior in addition lo ralaa above. enormously. | understand the medical risk swung Into action, ollict people: lor those llnild but resentful Involved, hut at 70 I consider It Just one of the ufllclnily classifying milquetoasts who have always longed in pm many that llesh Is heir to. and well worth second-hand smoke llielr thumb In Hie eye nl llielr more self-assured running for the satisfaction they give me. as a health hazard colleagues hill didn't quite dure: fur every EDITORIAL I do agree (lint smokers have no tiiislness and alleging that It hypochondriac who gets a neurotic frisson out ol Inflicting discomfort on noiismokcrs. Not long causes 3.000 lung the latest cancer scare, lor the huslucsa-hushrrs ago a friend presented me with a particularly fine cancer deaths a year (fresh from their battles with the lumber stogie and we both lit up — Just before being among nonsmokers, Industry over the spoiled owl) who love lo hate Let youngsters ushered Inton small conference room with half a such sure-shot villains as “the tobacco in as well as 300.000 dozen nonsmokers, before I even realized what respiratory Illnesses d u stry ." was happening, we very nearly asphyxiated among children. The real trouble with smoking tobacco Is that know they are them all. I still cringe at the memory. As London's The II Isn't fashionable any more In the elite circ les If that was all the current campaign against Economist noted, lhnl shape public opinion li Is largely a smokers wasalwml. thcre’d lw> no argument, lint ."W hether science ( Our opinion iMiurgeols habit nowadays, and accordingly til t<> appreciated there's much more going on here, as you shall s u p p o r t s h ii e li loaders aro at be dumped on Alcohol Is lar more Injurious. see In a moment. First, however, some history. estimates Is bully thoir vory Ixiih in Its abusers and lo those close to them Thirty three high school students In For many years the government apparently d e b a t e d . " H u t It ugliost right bui you won't bear any clamor Iroin the elite Seminole County were among over 2*1.000 assumed that If ll could Just spread knowledge of doesn't matter: The now in thoir ahoul eliminating It from American social lile. nationwide lobe honored for mcritorius work the possible consequences of smoking widely anti-smoking brigade assault on because they enjoy ll themselves. (Resides, they In mathematics, science, or computer enough (through warnings by the Surgeon now has a brand-new sm o k o rs. ■ are lI k- cultural heirs ol Hie elllc Hull opposed science. General, ctc.| people would quit smoking, tails of w eapon In its hand, Prohibition, back when Hie bourgeoisie favored people did — but lots didn't: 50 million On April 16. girl scouts from the local and II Is wielding II like a snickersnee. Within a i l l ______Citrus Council will lie given special awards for llielr achievements during a luncheon In Orlando. These arc only a few groups being win, lose & DREW JOSEPH.SPEAR recognized for going above and beyond what Is required of them. There are ninny more. If they can continue In this learning America speaks process, there should be little doubt, these students and scouts will be among the up, loudly leadership of tomorrow Whal *. Atm tua Honking af*iul? Let's go in It makes not only the recipient of these llu* m ailbag honors, but their parents feel good. Ibis .1 V P Plano. Texas Wily haven't you should be an example for others to follow. looked Into Hie Vliire Fosler “suicide" since Adults In today's wnrk-a-day world who go Iasi August? The way the body was post beyond the requirements of their Job often Honed Is in i irtillu l with Hie (4llei.d slaiem rut receive a raise or some other benefit. Military lluil lie pulled Ihe trigger with Ills thumb personnel receive promotions. How could lie pull Ihe trigger wllh Ills thumb If we are to have hope for the success of our and while dying, leposllion Hie gun lo Ills youngsters In the future, we must work on It loreh uger? today. Doing wluil Is required should be Joe Your teller was scni before AIM clearly recognized. News showed Imlagt* Going that extra mile however, should be ol olliclal photo rewarded. graphs from flic Rewards for outstanding achievements are Foster death n t i i c . not something new. People who received an one ol which shows allowance when they were young remember Ills hand al his side, getting that extra dime or quarter for doing w llh li I s I li ii ui h extra wurk. ll made them feel good. against Ihe trigger J t In a like manner, au extra benefit, such as Hut why waste our taking a child lo the movie.'buying a new lime wllh eoiispira baseball bat. or Some other reward will go a lorlal claptrap? Why long way. It will prove to the children of today not watt foi the re port ol ludepeudeul that they can be awarded for progress in the r o llllse l Robert t Bui why wasto our lim n with future. l-'lske? conspiratorial Rather Ilian telling a child dial extra work E It Hi* m Id 11 claptrap? ■ will mean extra benefits, make It so. It will Minn Read vout bring richer rewards than one might imagine. article on lining llie Take heed lo what these organizations are ban (on gays in the doing. Let youngsters know they are appreci military). I can only ated and their work Is recognized. e o li c I ll d e I ll a I MARTIN SCHRAM ('Union's plan lo reduce our defense readiness meets with your LETTER approval. Bailing out White House press Joe I have wnilen precisely two sciilcm es ahoul gays In Hie military, so you ran see ll is Abdication — It can lie* born of moilves Ixiih Did you or your wife ask Nusshaiun or any mil an Issue I Ii m * sleep over My position Is On Humane Society noble and necessary. Hut dial didn't appear In aide lo bring you Foster's suicide mile before simple: I believe In Natural Law. wiileli bolds I 111id ll appalling dial for no reason oilier Ilian a be wluil was behind (lie sad spectacle we the police got It two days later? If so, was Hie dial all God’s children are eipial And wluil “difference of opinion" these four people were witnessed Hie other itlglii: A White House- note already ripped inlo pieces? consenting adults do behind closed doors Is expelled from the Humane Society! That's what ll press corps abdicating Its responsibility al Why were you allowed lo Invest lar less none ol my business, or yours. And II they twills down to doesn't ll? What a crock! I know for a President Clinton's prime-time news confer money lu Whllewalcr than your "equal" waul lo wear die uniform. I say lei 'em. ence. fart tliut Norma Spivey was uetlng as director on a partner. McDnugal? Whal else were you J.D.. Joplin. Mo.: I don't know of anyone We saw a While House press corps Hailing strictly voluntary basis and truly loved and eared bringing lo the deal? connected wllfi Ihe NEAs (Newspaper En but falling. Indeed, my colleagues In the: for the animals and put llielr welfare first. She also Why do you believe li was ethical for the terprise Association. National Endowment lor did not exceed her monthly budget and elicited current presidential corps seemed lo have lost attorney for Arkansas' largest employer and a Hie Arls or National Education Association! d o n a tio n s cii masse. sight of llielr prime mission: It Is fact-finding, major polluter (Tyson Foods, Inc.) lo give your who doesn't vole a straight Democratic ticket, w h e llie r In llie lr d a lly.w o rk In (lie press room As lor Nell Stokes. I believe It's a frame-up Job. wife lips so she could support abortion or contribute lo Hie gay or In televised news conferences In the East Anyone can see Dial. I hope everyone does and m a k e 8 1 0 0 ,0 0 0 In rlglils movement .Judging lim n your picture. Room. Especially In limes when unanswered makes (Ills situation right. Joy Mears probably the commodities I would say II Is Hie latter group which most allegations and unfound lads abound, as ilicy feels like she Is bluing her bead against a wall and market In your first Interests you. dci In (lie various controversies known by the year as governor? Is tired. Who ciut blame her? I feci a shake-up Is Joe: Your letterhead says you are a lawyer. gcncrlc "W hllewalcr.” Press conferences Indeed In order and that your column has dune a Most lawyers I know are smart. How did a good job and fair Job and will continue to do so. Yd the other night, some questioners have long been Im fool like you gel through the dm r? seemed Inept (serving up soft queries); others perfect Instruments. Thunks for caring. M.M., Cumberland. Md.. to my New York seemed Inert (letting presidential misstate Carole L in n D cG o rc In ih c Reagan years. editors: I am writing tills note on behalf of a ments go unchallenged). That's loo had: for It I discovered that Longw ood large number of family and friends. We wish Is In pre-scandal Hines such as this dial the press secretary Larry to Inform you lluil one of your columnists •• p u b lic m ost,needs a press c orps d ia l Is ept and Spcakcs had given Joseph Spear by name •• alnolutcly 'makes crt. President Reagan a our day' when he appears In jirlnt. If there Preparing for a press conference In times sealing chart before a was ever a voice of reason and profound such as (Ills should be a painstaking process, press conference, Berry's World wisdom. If Is Ills. Please fell Mr. Spear he lias not unlike listing questions for a cross- telling him to turn to quite ail extensive fan club. examination nl a public hearing. Apparently, Ills right If he gol Into Joe: Thanks. M.M. You made my day. I few followed that regimen. Consider these soft trouble, because suspect, however, (here are a few people who serves: that's where "the would not |oln Hie club. Read on. Q: "Cun you lell us whal drew you lo known friendlies" (Whitewater real estate partner James would he seated. J.A.. Moscow, Pa: I nominate you, Joseph McDnugal) lo begin with...?'* When questioning Spear, as the lop scum-hall. You have a Q: "...I'm curious, who do you blame more gol tough. Reagan problem saying nice filings. Oliver North Is a than uuythlng else for (lie Whitewater mess (lldjusl Hull and gol first-rate Marine. You are the louse and you Hud the administration Is in now?" easy pitches. can never measure up lo the greatness of ibis Q: "...Polls are showing Hud more and more In tlje Nixon years, as the Watergate m an. You an* scu m w hen you ca n 't find Americans are unsure whether you acted scandal deepened, about 20 of us reporters on decent words to use In your disagreements. properly In Whllewalcr.... Does Hint concern Hie W illie House beat were so dissatisfied Joe: You really ought not to bottle up your y o u ? " wllfi our own Inability to follow up on emotions so tightly, J.A. They say It can drive Other questions weren't soft, but seemed questions President Nixon ducked or evaded you crazy. designed not lor fact-finding, bill a point- llial we met upslulrs In the Washington D.M.. Florence. S.C.: Rush Llmbuugh has sco rin g O xford debate. As In: Hotel, a block front Ihc While House, one more credibility than you do. Al least he tells Q: "You’ve been kind of tough at limes on afternoon. Some reporlers urged lluil we you he Is a conservative Republican. Why people you fell made out during the '80s. who draw up a list of questions and follow ll In Hie don't you lell >our readers that you are a didn't pay llielr fair share. Can you tell us. sir, next news conference. I fell dial we ought noi liberal Democrat? tonight Hint you have abided by the very iilgh create a press cabal; but that we should do ethical standards In which you've sought (o our homework and he Individually ag • Joe: I am an Independent wllh a libertarian hold others?" gressive. In the end, we chose lo lie vigilant bent •• that's a small “I." That means I Only four or five of the 20 Whitewater without being vigilantes. believe you ought to be able lo do wliat you questions seemed designed to elicit nfcw facts And (hat's precisely whal reporters on the please as long as you do no harm to others. or explanations. Hut reporters never asked Clinton watch should he doing today. My iittlludc is similar lo the llrsl presidential Cllulciu about tils actions I hat bear most candidate I ever voted for, Harry Goldwaler. directly uport Ids presidency. who remains a hero to this day. Know whal Among the unasked questions: LETTERS TO EDITOR he says about Clinton and Whitewater? He When While House deputy counsel Vincent Letters lo Ihc editor are welcome. All Idlers says everyone should get nir the president's Foster died, did you or your wife ask counsel must be signed. Include llu* address of Hie writer hack. Know what he says about gays In the Bernard Nusshaiun or Mrs. Clinton's chief of military? He says he doesn't care If soldiers ■Somebody on your staff called and said you and a daytime telephone number. Letters should staff Maggie W illiams, lo search Foster's office be un a single subject and be as brief as possible. are straight, only that they shoot straight. need some FIRE WALLS around horo and remove Whitewater tiles (as they did) The tellers arc subject to edit lug. God bless Harry. before the police could find them?
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Continued from Page 1A Nancy Warren and Jeanne context from n letter Jefferson Slates was not a Christian na and passes the decision on “ We're standing on very solid Strlcklcr said, lint he fulls to see Morris and Supl. Paul Hagerly wrote, Mitchell Mild. tion. And Rep. Art Simon. D whether to allow prayer to constitutional gmund." he said. what difference prayer would could not lie reached for com "There's nothing wrong with Miami, who wrote the language school districts. Simon said the A Senate hill (SB 1432), sim i imikc without ctltteallon mid ment this morning. having prayer In the good Lord's that passed, ulso disagreed Hint legislation glvrs local officials lar lo Mackey's original legisla support from families. The legislative vote enme alter name, Mitchell, D-Vcrnon. said. America is a Christian country. the guidance they need to stay tion. Is uwalllng chamber In the "Ifs a placebo," lie said. "It’s healed tlcbale that Ineluded Hut Rep. Steven Geller, an "W c arc a nation of Christians, within the bounds of the U S. upper chamber. not something dial truly makes MILDRED LILAKALP FUNERAL Mildred Lila Knlp. HI), Whip- IHMirwIll Terrace, Deltona, diet! D AVIS. M A R Y L IL L IA N Monday, April 4, 1994. at De FunOfdl wrvlcct ! Legal Notices Legal Notices Legal Notices Legal Notices , aga, NnHcBS Legal Notice Legal Notices Legal Notices IN THE CIRCUIT COURT Notice ol Sherlll’i Sale IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE I4TM NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN OF THE I4TM JUDICIAL OF THE IITH JUDICIAL IN THE COUNTY COURT IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN THE CIRCUIT COURT JUDICIAL CIRCUIT lhal bY virtue ol that certain C IR C U IT , IN A N D F O R CIRCUIT, INANOFOR N O T IC E OF I N A N O F O R OF THE EIGHTEENTH OF THE EIGHTEENTH IN AND FOR Writ ol Execution luued out ol SEMINOLE COUNTY, SEMINOLE COUNTY, FICTITIOUSNAME SEMINOLE COUNTY. J U D IC IA L C IR C U IT JUDICIAL CIRCUIT SEMINOLE COUNTY. and under Ihe teal ot the County F L O R ID A F L O R IU A Nolle* It hereby given lhal I FLORIDA Or THESTATEOF FLORIOA IN AND FOR FLORIDA Court ol Seminole County. Flor CIVIL DIVISION CIVIL DIVISION am engaged In butinett *1 175 C A S E NO.: 91 >494 CC 3) I INANDFOR 5EMINOLE COUNTY. CASE NO 14 239 C A M K Ida, C a te »*3 '37I 4CC 20U upon a CASE NO 93 1711 C A M E C A S E NO 471171 C A M l Crown Point Clr , long wood FL JUDITH E KIRWIN SEMINOLE COUNTY F L O R ID A BANKERSTRUST final (udgmenl rendered In the NATIONSB ANC MORTGAGE JUDOE: O H EATON JR 3277*. SemlnoleCounly, Florida P la ln llll CIVIL DIVISION CIVIL ACTION (COMPANY I AS TRUSTEE aforeteid Court on Ihe Jfln day CORPORATION ANCHOR SAVINGS BANK. under Ih* F lc llllo u t Nam * ot vt C A SE NO *4441 CA 14E FOR THE RURAL HOUSING ot January A O l**4. In lh a l P la ln llll. P la ln lltf. C A 5 E N O 93 1S47CA 31M S PAINTING, and that I ALFRED BALDINELLI and ASSOCIATES FINANCIAL DIVISION I4E TR UST 1*1) I. .erlaln cate entitled Barnett v l vt. Intend lo regliter tald name BRENDA BALDINEILI. SERVICESCF AMERICA HYLAND MORTGAGE P la ln llll. Recovery Corporation. Plaintiff CHRIS A PETERSON and JANICE E H IllIKER . a tingle with Ih* Divltlon ol Corpora hit wile, at al INC COMPANY vl v* Dennlt Sumlntki aka DennH PEGGY A PETERSON, hit w o m a n . FORECLOSURE lion*. Tallahattee Florida. In Defendant* P la ln llll PlalntlfKtl, ROBERT V HARRISS. JR . William Sumlntki A Lori F wile; FRANCIS X. HUM FOREBEARANCE. INC , and accordance with Ihe provltlont NOTICE OF SALE v t *1 A t. Sum lntki,' Defendant which PHRIES and IMELOA HUM WALTER YOUNG. v t ol the Flctlhout Name Slalulet. NOTICE It givan lhal In DELBERT L WARD AN HANDEL HUMPHRE Y5 et al Defendant!*) aloretaid Writ ot Execution wat PlIRIES. hit wile. STERLING Defendant* ToWiI Section 945 09. Flo rid a accordant# with lha Summary INDIVIDUAL ANDASHEIR Defendant)*) NOTICEOF ACTION delivered lo me at Sherltt ol PARK HOUSINO ASSOCIA NOTICEOF SALE Slalulet 1991 Final Judgment entered on AND JANE DOE WARD HIS N O T IC E O F itn ti Seminole County. Florida and I TION, INC . a Florida corpora PURSUANT TO CHAPTER II Jimmie Handley M a rch to 1994 In c iv il action UNKNOWN WIFE, ESTHER FORECLOSURE SALE TO ROBERT V HAHHISS. have levied upon ell Ihe right, lion; and any UNKNOWN IT IS HEREBY GIVEN pur Anthony Maflo num ber 9 1 3494 CC 2J Z ol Ihe VENCE AS PERSONAL NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN JR .and GRACE M title and Inleretl ot the deten PARTIES IN POSSESSION. tuanl to an Order ol Final Publlth April/, 1994 County Court lor Seminole, REPRESENTATIVE OF THE E D W A R D S , S A M U E L F dant, Dennlt W or Lori F. Defendants Judgment ol Forecloture dated p u rtu a n l to a F Inal Judgm ent ot D E Q 54 County. Florida. In which ESTATEOF ALICE L toredoiur* dated March II. SEARS and UNKNOWN Sumlntki, In and lo the following NOTICEOF SALE Match J1. 1994. and entered In ALFRED BALDI NELLI. BATTEN. DECEASED: 1994, and entered In Cat* No SPOUSE. II married, a ally*, deter,Led property. M id proper PURSUANT TO CHAPTER 41 Cave Number 91 1072 CA 14 E ot BRENDA BALDI NELLI. UNKNOWN ItEIHSOF ALICE j I547CA 14E ol Ih* C ircu it and/or daad Bit (their) unknown ty being located In Sem inole NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN the C irc u it Court o l Ih* Eigh 9 INTHF CIRCUIT COURT SUNCOAST SECURITY DIS L BATTEN. DECEASED halrt. davliaai. legatee* or County, Florida more particu punuanl lo a Final Judgment ol leenth Judicial Circuit, In and Court ol the EIGH TEENTH FOR St/AINOLE COUNTY. TRIHUTORS. INC. CENTRAL BETTY C VENCE AND ELVIN Judidal Circuit in and tor SEM grantee* and all pertont or lariy detcrlbed at loilowt foreclosure dated March 30. If*4 lor Seminole County, Florida FLORIDA FLORIDA REGIONAL HOSPI VENCE. HER HUSBAND INOLE County, Florida wherein partial claiming by. through One American Motor* PU, In Cat* No. *3 7204 C A 14 E ot wherein ANCHOR SAVINGS PROBATE DIVISION 4 TAL, NATIONAL GUARDIAN HEIRS: JOAN), FULLER under or agalntl him I them I Vln 11JTHL41SXHT00043I being the Circuit Court ot lha th BANK, a Foderal Saving* Dank, R YL AND MORTGAGE COM File Number 94 354 CP 11 SECURITY SERVICES COR ACK/A BOBBY JOE FULLER. Rttldanca unknown tiorad at Allamonla Towing Judicial Circuit In and lor Semi It Ih* Plalnllll, and JANICE E PANY It the Plalnllll and INRE ESTATEOF PORATION. HOUSEHOLD FI HEIR. AND JOHN DOE Unknown dlrectori and ol Service. nole County, Florida wherein HILLIKER FORECLOSURE RAN DEI HUMPHREYS. ARDENPARCELL NANCE CORPORATION, and FULLER. HER UNKNOWN RHONDA VAN ZANT HUM Hear* ol FORREST PARK and Ihe undertlgned et Sheriff NATION5BANC MORTGAGE FOREBEARANCE. INC and GOETTLING 4 HIGHLANDS HOMEOWNER'S HUSBAND: IF LIVING, SPRINGS. B V , a Corporation ot Seminole County, Florida. CORPORATION It Plalnllll and WALTER YOUNG ll'ar* Ih* PHHEYS STATE OF FLOR Defeated ASSOCIATION were Dtftn INCLUDING ANY UNKNOWN and FORREST PARK Will al 11:00 A M on Ihe llfh CHRIS A PETERSON and Defendant!*!, I will tell lo Ihe IDA DEPARTMENT Of REV NOTICEOF danlt. and JUDITH E KIRWIN SPOUSE OF SAID SPRINGS, B V . a Corporation, day ol April A D 1944, oiler lor PEGGY A PETERSON, hit highetl and bet! bidder lor cath ENUE. DAVIO R ANDERS. ADMINISTRATION wat tho Plalnllll. I will tell lo OEFENDANT(S). IF ill heirt. devisees. legatee* or tale and tell lo ihe hlgheit wile; FRANCIS X. HUM 4l Ihe Samlnola County Court JENNIFER L ANDERS l'k/a The iidmlnlilratlon ol Ihe Ihe hlgheit bidder lor cath at REMARRIED AND IF granlee* and all pertont or bidder. FOR CASH IN HAND PHRIES and IMELDA HUM houte. J0I North P a rk Avenue. JENNIFER L HAYES, etial* ol Arden Parceli Goelll Ihe Weil front door ol Ihe DECEASED. THE parliet claiming by, through, AND SUBJECT TO ANY AND PHRIES. hit wile, STERLING Sanford, Seminole County, Flor GEORGE T KUSER, CHERYL Ing. defeated. File Number Seminole County Courlhouie In RESPECTIVE UNKNOWN under or agalntl Ihem ALL EXISTING LIENS, al Ihe PARK HOUSING (da at 11 OO o’clock a m . on Ihe KUSER JAMES E 94 254 C P It pending In Ih* Sanlord Florida on April 71 Retidence unknown Front IWettl Door, al Ihe ilept, 31th day o l A p ril, 1994. Ihe HEIRS DEVISEES DOMINGUEZ amt TUYET B Circuit Court tor Seminole ASSOCIATON INC. a Florida 1994. between Ih* hour* ol n 00 YOU ARE NOTIFIEO lhal an ol Ihe Seminole County Court corporation, and UNKNOWN following detcrlbed properly at GRANTEES ASSIGNEES D O M IN G U E Z are Ih* Helen County, Florida Probal* Dlvl a m and 2 00 p m . in* following CREDITORS, L IE NO VS, ANl) Action lor foredotu'e ot a houte In Sanford. Flo rid a, the PARTIES IN POSSESSION are tel furth in tald Order or Final tfanli I will tell to Itw highetl tion Ihe addrett ot which It detcrlbed real property TRUSTEES, AND ALL OTHER mortgage on Ihe following prop above detcrlbed properly defendant* I will tell la the Judgment, to wit and beat bidder lor rath al Ih* P O Drawer C. Sanford Florida LOT 17, THE HIGHLANDS PE RSONS CLAIMING BY erty In Seminole County. Flor Thai Mid tala It being mads hlgheit and bell bidder tor cath La i 20 O A K V IL L A SU BD IV I wet* front t le p i ol ihe SE M I J3771 0159 Th* name* and S E C T IO N 2. REPLAT AC THROUGH,UNDER OR Ida: to talltfy Ihe lermt ot Ihlt Writ upon the north front door ot the SION a t recorded In P la l Book NOLE County Courlhouie al addrett** ol Ihe per tonal repr* CORDING TO THE PLAT lot J, ORANGE ESTATES, ot Execution Seminole County Courlhouie, W Page 74 4, 77 o l Ihe P ublic AGAINST THOSE NAMED II 00 a m . on A p ril 29 1994 Ihe tentative and Ih* pertonel rep THEREON AS RECORDED IN DEFENDANTS UPON WHOM according to the plat thereof at Donald F Etllnger, Sherllt 301 N Park Avenue, Sanlord. Record! ol Seminole County, following detcrlbed properly at retenlallvo t attorney are tel PLAT BOOK 31, PAOE 94, OF PERSONAL SERVICE COULD Recorded In Plal Book II, Page SamInoleCounty, Florida Florida at II DO a m , on M a y J. Florida Together with a New tel lorlh in tald Final Judg tor th below THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF NOT BE PERFECTED 54, Public Record! ot Seminole NOTICE REGARDING THE 1**4. lha following detcrlbed 1*90 Nobility Tropic III** Mobil* men! ALL INTERESTED PER SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLOR F L O R ID A C O N F E R E N C E County. Florida AMERICANS WITH DIS real propely at tat forth In tald Mom*. Serial Number Nl Lot #5, Deer Run. Unit 17, SONS ARE NOTIFIED THAT IDA. LESS; BEGIN AT THE ASSOCIATION OF hat been tiled agalntl you and ABIITIES ACT OF 19*0. PER Final Judgment, lo wit 407VMAAB according to th* plat thereof at All pertont on whom Ihlt NORTHWEST CORNER OF you are required lo terve a copy SONS WITH A DISABILITY Lot , Block "C'\ STERLING DATED al Sanlord. Seminole SEVENTH DAY ADVENTISTS. recorded In Plat Book 31. Paget nolle* It terved who hev* ob 4 LOT 17. THENCE RUN SOUTH ot your written detente*. It any, NEEDING SPECIAL AC PARK UNIT THREE, accord County, Florida, on April 1,1*94 A CORPORATION.HEIR. 41 and 49, Public Record* ol lection* that challenge the valid 30 DEGREES lO'JI" WEST to It on SPEAR AND HOFF COMMODATIONS TO PARTIC Ing lo Ihe plat thereol. recorded MARYANNE MORSE JOHN DOE AND JANE DOE. SemlnoleCounly, Florida Ity ol the w ill, the qualificatio n ! ALONG THE WEST LINE OF UNKNOWN TENANTS. MAN, Attorney* whole addrett IPATE IN THE PROCEEDING In Plal Book II. Page 52. ot the A t C lerk o l Ihe Court Together with Ih* follow ing ot th* pertonal representative LOT 17 A DISTANCE OF II 50 Delendanli!) It )0t South Dixie Highway. SHOULD CONTACT THE Public Record* ol Seminole BY: JaneE Jatewlc detc r Ibed per tone I pr oper I y venue, or |urlsdlcllon ol Ihlt FEET; THENCE NORTH 54 NOTICEOF ACTION C o ra l G ab let, F lo rid a 3)144 CIVIL Ol V I SION OF THE County, Florida At Deputy Clerk Rang*/Ov*n Vent Fan. Oil Court are required to III* their DEGREES 1144" EAST A 0051 444 27**. w llhln thirty (JO) SHERIFF'S OFFICE. EN Dated al Seminole County, Publlth: A p ril7,14.1994 TO: DELBERT L WARD. AN potal. Diinwather, Smoke De obleclloni with Ihlt Court DISTANCE OF 14 79 FEET TO day* alter Ihe tint publication FORCEABLE WRITS SEC Flo rid a . A p ril t, 1*94 D E Q 5* INDIVIDUAL AND AS HEIR. lector. Carp el WITHIN THE LATER OF THE SOUTH RIGHT OF WAY AND JANE DOE WARD. HIS W IT N E S S M Y H A N D and Ih* ot (ne notice, and to tile Ihe TION. 1J4S 2ITM STREET. MARYANNE MORSE IN THE CIRCUIT COURT THREE MONTHS AFTER THE original with Ihe Clerk ol Ihlt SANFORD. FLORIDA AT OF DARLIN COURT; THENCE UNKNOWN WIFE; UNKNOWN teal ol Ihlt Court on April t. At Clerk ol Court OF THE EIGHTEENTH DATE OF THE FIRST PU0LI Court either belore service cm LEAST FIVE DAYS PRIOR TO NORTH 77 DEGREES 3013'' HEIRS OF ALICE L BATTEN. 1994 Seminole County, Florida JUDICIAL CIRCUIT CATION OF THIS NOTICE OR SPEAR AND HOFFMAN. «• WEST ALONG THE RIGHT OF DECEASE D JOAN I FULLER (SEAL) THE PROCEEDING TELE By Jan# E Jatewlc IN A N D F O R THIRTY DAYS AFTER THE lorneyt or Immediately thereat P H O N E : (402) 3301440 T T D WAV LINE OF DARLIN A/K/A BOBBY JOE FUL H O N O R A B L E A t Deputy C lerk SEMINOLE COUNTY. DATE OF SERVICE OF A ter; otherwlte a default will be (407) 323 3133 COURT. A DISTANCE OF 4 75 LER. HEIR. AND JOHN DOE MARYANNE MORSE P u b llth : A p r il 7,14.1*94 , FLORIOA. COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON entered a g a ln tl you tor Ihe Publlthed March 17. 24, It. FEET TO THE POINT OF FULLER, HER UNKNOWN Clerk ol Ih* Circuit Court D E O 42 CIVIL ACTION THEM relief demanded In the Com April 7, with Ihe tale on April 11. CURVATURE OF A CURVE HUSBAND; IF LIVING, IN By Jane E Jatewlc C A S E NO. *2 044SCA-14 All creditors ol Ih* decedent plelnlor Petition 1*V4 CONCAVE NORTHEASTERLY CLUOING ANY UNKNOWN Deputy Clerx N O T IC E O F D IVISIO N E and olher pertont having claim* WITNESS my hand and teal D E P 111 HAVING A RADIUS OF 40 00 SPOUSE OF SAIO DEFEND IMPORTANT FICTITIOUS NAME FIRSTATE FINANCIAL, or demand! agalntl decedent’* ol Ihlt Court on Ihlt 2*lh day ol FEET, THENCE NORTH ANTIS), IF REMARRIED. NOTICE Notice It hereby given lhal I P la ln llll. e ita le on whom * copy ol thl* M arch. 1994 WESTERLY ALONG THE ARC ANO IF DECEASED. THE AMERICANS WITH am engaged In buiineti at 2141 vs. notice It terved within three N O T IC E O F OF SAID CURVE AND THE RESPECTIVE UNKNOWN DISABILITIES ACT ISEALI Marquelte Ave, Sanlord. FL, month* alter Ih* dal* o l the llr t l KEITH M IZELLE, el al. RIGHT OF WAY LINE A HEIRS, DEVISEES, GRAN O F 1990 MAR YANNE MORSE FIC T IT IO U S N A M E Samlnola County, Florida, undar publication ol thil notice mutt Notice It hereby given that I Defendant)!) DISTANCE OF 12 54 FEET TEES. ASSIGNEES. CREDI Adm lnltlralive Order A t C le rk ot Ihe Court Ihe Flcllllou t Name ol III* Ihelr claim s w ith Ih lt Court am engaged In b u tln ttt al 102 NOTICE OF SALE THROUGH A CENTRAL TORS. LIENORS, AND No 92 37 By Ruth King BROADWAY AVIATION, and WITHIN THE LATER OF Card Court, Lake Mary, Semi Nolle* I* hereby given lhal, ANGLE OF It DEGREES TRUSTEES. ANO ALL OTHER Pertont with a dliabllity who At Deputy Clerk lhal I Inland lo regliter tald THREE MONTHS AFTER THE nola County, Florida, under Ihe purtuanl to a Final Judgment ol 01'07" TO THE POINT OF PERSONS CLAIMING BY, need a tpeclal accommodation Pertont with (Inability who name with Ihe Divltlon ol Cor Foreclotur* deled June 7, 1991. DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLI Flcllllouk Name ot PRO BEGINNING THROUGH. UNDER OR lo participate In Ihlt proceeding need a tpeclal accommodation porallont. Tallahattee, Florida. entered In Civil Cat* Number CATION OF THIS NOTICE OH FESSIONAL BUSINESS RE SUBJECT TO THAT CER AOAINST THE NAMED OEF thouid contact ADA Coordinator lo participate In Ihlt proceeding In accordance w ith Ihe pro THIRTY DAYS AFTER THE SOURCES OF FLORIOA. and 9J0441CA 14. Divltlon E, In th* TAIN MORTGAGE IN FAVOR ENDANTIS) thouid contact ADA Coordinator vltlont ol Ihe Flcllllout Name al XII N Park Avenua, Sulla M DATE OF SERVICE OF A that I Intend lo regliter told Circuit Court lor Seminole OF SEARS MORTGAGE COR W H O S E R E S I D E N C E IS ot 301 M Park Avenue, Suite N Slalulet. To Wit: Section 14 5 09, 301. Sanlord, Florida 31771 at COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON name with the Divltlon of Cor County, Florida, wherein PORATION. FILED 1D30/49 IN UNKNOWN 101, Sanford. Flo rid a 337/1. at Florid* Slalulet l*91 le a tl liv e IS) day* p rio r lo Ihe THEM poratlon*. Tallahassee. Florida. FIRSTATE FINANCIAL It Ih* OFFICIAL RECORD DOOK YOU ARE HEREBY required leatl live day* prior lo Ihe Michael Henry proceeding Telephone: (4071 All olher creditors ol Ihe In accordance w ith Ihe pro P la ln llll. and KEITH 2129, P A G E 1990. P U B L I C lo III* your antw er o r w ritten proceed ing Telephone! (407) P u b llth ; A p ril 7,1*94 2214110 E k t 4237; 1 100 955 decedent and pertont having vliiont ot Ihe Flcllllout Name MIZELLE. al al.. are Ih* D* RECOHOS OF SEMINOLE detente!, II any, In Ih* above 31J 4330 E x t. 4227) I 400 455 O E Q 51 477IITDD). or I 100 955 4770 (VI, claim* or demand* agalntl lha S la lu le t. T o W ll Section 1410*. lendanli. I will 4*11 Ih* properly COUNTY, FLORIDA IN THE proceeding w ith Ih* C le rk o l Ihlt I77IITDO), or I M O*51 12201VI, via Florida Rtlay Service decedenl't estate m ult III* their tllu a le d In Sem inole County. ORIGINAL AMOUNT OF Court, and to terve a copy via Florida Relay Service Florida Statute* 1*91 Publlth: A pril/, 14. 1994 claim* with Ihlt court WITHIN BarbaraZ Rteplennlk N O T IC E O F Florida, detcribedei: 443.422.00 A N D A S S IG N E D TO thereat upon th* plalnllll’* at' Publlth: March 31 A April 7, D E Q 12 THREE MONTHS AFTER THE FICTITIOUSNAME Lot SO, DEER RUN. Unit 9A, C|TICORP MORTGAGE. INC. lorney, whole name and addrttl 1994 P u b llth ; A p ril 7,1994 DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLI O E Q 49 Notice It hereby given that w* iccordlng lo th* plat tnereol at IN OFFICIAL RECORD BOOK appear* hereon, within X day* D E P 31J CATION OF THISNOTICE. are engaged In butlnatt at ITS recorded In Plat Book 21. Paget 3193, P A G E 1140, P U B L I C alter the tlrtt publication at Ihlt ALL CLAIMS. DEMANDS St Rd 414, Winter Sprgt. 32704, 14 and II. Public Record! ol RECORDS OF SEMINOLE Nolle* ol Action; Ih* nature ol AND OBJECTIONS NOT SO Seminole County, Florida, under Seminole County. Florida COUNTY, FLORIDA Ihlt proceeding being a tull lor FILEO WILL BE FOREVER the F lc llllo u t Nam e o l A SH O RT •1 public tala, lo lha hlgheit and Said ia lt thall be subject lo a foraclotur* ol mortgage agalntl INTHE CIRCUIT COURT BARRED STOP, and lh a l w* Intend to bet! bidder, lor cath al lha wait Hr at mortgage and a judicial Ih* following deicrlbed proper OF THE IITH JUDICIAL T o m o r r o w ' s The dale ol ihe llrtl publlca re g lite r la id nam e w ith the front door ol tho Samlnola determ ination ot Ih* right*, and ty, to w ll: CIRCUIT OF FLORIDA. Divltlon ol Corporation*. Talla County Courlhouie. 301 N Park Intareiti ol Dtlendanl, lion ol Ihlt Nolle* It April 7, THE WEST 154 3 FEET OF I N A N D F O R 1994 hattee. Florida. In accordance Avanua, Sanlord. Florida, al HIGHLANDS HOMEOWNER'S THE SOUTH >t OF THE SEMINOLE COUNTY Pertonal Representative: A griculture... with Ihe provltlont of the ll;0 0 a m, on A p ril 21,1994 ASSOCIATION. SOUTH 210 FEET OF THE CASE NO: 94 141 OR 03 P NEOHALEEGOETTLING Ficfllfout Nam* Slatutei, To D a te d ; A p ril 1.1994 D A T E O ; M a r c h 21.1994 NORTH 420 FEET OF THE D IVISIO N : 11411 742d Barnacle Court wit: Section >45.09, F lo rid a MARVANNEMORSE (COURT SEAL) W EST t) OF LOT 41, In re Ihe m arriag e ol CLERK OF THE Winter Park. Florida 2279? Slalulet 1991 MARYANNE MORSE MCNEILL'S ORANGE VILLA. J A M E S S T A N L E Y SU M Attorney lor Pertonal John S Root CIRCUIT COURT CLERKOFCOURT ACCORDING TO THE PLAT Petitioner. Anthony Mallo By: Jan* E. Jatewlc Dy: Jana E. Jatewlc T H E R E O F AS R E C O R D E D IN and Representative: STEWART ANDREW Publlth: A pril/, 1994 "In accordance with Ih* A t Deputy C lerk P L A T B O O K 2, P A G E 99, LULAJEANSUM M A R S H A L L II D E O 52 American! With Dltablllllei Publlth: March 31 & April 7, PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMI Retpondenl Attorney Act. pertont in need ol a tpeclal 1994 NOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA NOTICEOF ACTION Florida Bar No 171444 accommodation lo participate In D E P 274 A/K/A 149 S, FOREST LAKE TO: LULAJEANSUM Akarman, Senlarllll A Ihlt proceeding thall. wllhln DRIVE. ALTAMONTE 330 San R a lia l C l Eldton, P A teven (7) day* prior lo any S P R IN G S . F L 32714 Winter Spring. Florida 21705 PoitO ltlc* Box 221 B U Y IT. proceeding, contact Ih* Ad NOTICEOF PUBLIC SALE II you loll to file your antwer YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an m lnlilrallve olllc* ol th* Court, THE SANFORD AIRPORT or written detente* In th* above action tor Dlltolullon ol Mar Orlando. Florida 32102 Telephone (407/443 7440 301 N. Park Avenue. Seminole AUTHORITY WILL SELL BY proceeding, on ptalntlll't at rlage hat been tiled agalntl you S E L L IT. P u b llth : A p ril 7, 14, 1994 County Courlhouie, Sanlord, FL SEALED BID ONE WOOD torney, a default will be entered and you are required lo terve a D E Q 53 F IN D IT. 33771 lila p h o n * (4071133 4130, FRAME HOUSE CURRENTLY agalnil you lor Ih* relief d* copy ol your written dtltntet. II . 5 TDD I 4C0 955 1 771 or 1 100 955 LOCATED ON AIRPORT manded It th# C o m p lain t or any. lo II on JAMES STANLEY Todays FFA! 1770 via Florida Rtlay Servlet". PROPERTY. THE SUC Petition SUM. whot* addrett It 302 CLASSIFIED P ubllth: A p r il/ . 14.1994 CESSFUL BIDDERS SHALL DONE AND ORDERED at FLAMINGO DR . Sanlord. Flor VEHICLE AUCTION D E Q 59 BE RESPONSIBLE TO RE Seminole County, Florida Ihlt Ida 3277] on or belore M A Y 2, Thli auction will bq held MOVE THE STRUCTURE 29th day o l M arch, 1994. 1994. and Ilia Ih* original with A p ril II, 1994*1 9 00 a m . a l; W ITH IN F I F T E E N (15) D A Y S (SEAL) Ih* Clark ol Ihlt court either Alalaya Trail, Oviedo, I OF BID AWARO. BIDS WILL MARYANNE MORSE before tervlce on petitioner or Prospective bidders may 0E RECEIVED NO LATER CLERKOF THE Immediately thereafter; other sped vehicle* on Ih* day belt T H A N 11:00 A M , T U E S D A Y , CIRCUIT COUH T wile a default will be entered from 9 00 a m, unlit 4 00 p A P R I L 12, 1994. IN F O R M A By Ruth King agalntl you lor lit* rallat d* Term* are cath or cerlll Don't Miss A Single Issue! TION AND APPOINTMENTS Deputy Clerk m anded In Ih* com plaint or lundt only. Tlbblllt Inc/Alo FOR INSPECTION MAY BE Daniel C. Contuegra. Etgulrt petition Semoran Towing retervai OBTAINED BY CALLING 322 1907 North Boulevard DATED on MARCH 32, *9» right lo accept or reject any , LOCAL NEWS • LOCAL SPORTS • LOCAL EDITORIALS 7771. THE AUTHORITY RE Tam pa. F L 33401 MARYANNE MORSr a ll bid* SERVES THE lllGHT TO 14131229 4 04 A t Clerk ol Ih* Court 1979 Cadillac Sedan Devil)* REJECT ANY ANO/OR ALL F A X ! O il) 224 9205 N ancy R. Winter W hile 4D49S99243 PEOPLE • HEALTH & FITNESS • EDUCATION • BUSINESS 0ID S Attorney lorPlalntlN A t Deputy Clerk 1945 B u lck Century S/W Brow Publlth. March Jl A April 7, Publlth: March 31 A April 7, Publlth: March 24, 31 l A p ril 7, 1GIAW15X0F4314 1994 1994 14,1994 Pu b llth : A p ril 7. 1494 Silllfonl ller«lll 300 NORTH FRENCH AVE. • SANFORD, FL 32771 :I22“2 0 1 I D E P 779 D E P 745 D E P 330 D E Q 55 ,'k *f - '• .T, v m Sanlcml Horalil. Snnlordf Florida - Thursday, April 7, 1994 - 7A Liberal abortion language James Quinn, M.D. U.S. lobbies for U.N. plan stabilizing population Is pleased to announce his association with □ y R ITA B E A M IS H "Tbe current text, although It T h e a d m in is tra tio n a lso Is stresses the principle that Associated Press Wilier notes the high mortality levels pressing Congress In ease re "women ought lo have access to and the serious maternal health strictions on federal funding for safe abortions. It's not Just rape Harvey Schefsky, M.D. ; WASHINGTON - The Clinton problems associated with unsafe abortions. Officials have pre or Incest." pM liiilillalrntlon Is lobbying abortion. Is Inadequate as It only viously said that U.S. foreign aid The administration seeks also in ’ l'»rc*l||n governm ents for more addresses abortion In eases of programs nonetheless would "to focus on the health of the ! lilicrnl abortion language In a rape or Ineest." said (lie State only fund abortions In limited mother" and access to "the full ctiaJt United Nallotm plan alined Department cable, which was clrcumstnnces. namely eases of range of reproductive health care ; al stabilizing the world’s popnla- sent to all diplomatic and con rape. Ineest nr botched abor services, which Includes access Family Practice : lion. su la r posts. tions. to safe abortions as a lust resort, " W lrth said In a telephone Tbe Slate Depart mi ni In* In New York, delegates from The Stale Department cable Interview . Dr. Schefsky Is a board certified family practice j -articled diplomats In a rable last more than 170 countries nre said "lire global community Tbe National Klghl lo t.lfc ; month to eonlael foreign gov- drafting a 20 year plan for adop should work to reduce the dc physician with over 20 years In practice. Committee criticized the effort lo : rrntnents and stress tbe U.S. tion by countries attending the maud for ulrorllim by ellmlnat i wish for “stronger language on broaden the abortion language, International Conference on lug the unmet need for family saying tbe administration "has i tbe Importance of access to Population and Development, planning services." N ow accepting patients, ! abortion services" in the droll no moral right to seek to export scheduled for Sept. 5-15 In an Idrolngy that radically de OJJicc hours are hy appointm ent doc in lien I being prepared for a Cairo. Egypt. Dill It added that the U.S. U.N. sponsored conference In delegation "w ill also be working values human fetal life." Septem ber. The dndl calls lor stabilizing for stronger language mi the Doug Johnson, the anti- world |uipulatlon — about 5.7 Importance of access to abortion abortion group's legislative The draft of a 20-year popula 2209 South French Avenue billion today — at 7.8 trillion by se rvice s.” director, said the State Depart tion stabilization program al the year 2050. Unchecked. It Is State Department Counselor ment cable shows the adminis ready lias come iintier attack by Sanford, Florida 32771 forecast to Increase to 12.5 tration Is "accelerating efforts to Homan Catholics and null- Tim Wlrth, representing the legalize abortion on demand as a (407) 321-4230 abortion forces trillion by then. United Stairs at the New York Shortly after taking office, meeting, said Wednesday that population-control method In Hut the administration wants President ('Union reversed the the administration position Is: iess-devcloped nations." tbe document, which outlines Hcagau and Hush administra “ Abortion should be safe, legal Hope John Haul II Issued an goals a u d actio n s t h a t tions' Iran on federal funding of and rare." unusually pointed attack on the FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH participating countries should Inter national population-control Hr said the U.S.-proposed lan program Wednesday, saying It lake, to support broader abortion organizations that provide or guage lor the Cairo doeutnrnl Is permits the "systematic death of SANFORD avallabtlllv. pay lor abortions. still In the works, but essentially See Abortion, Page 8A P r e s e n t s STH A N N UA L YOUTH BLAST 1994 DAVJD EDWARDS 1 PAUL GUFFY D**j rm » rapport Ml t++r\ rtrjivi «et fjirv when rxoj rmrutry *3# 1M p«tl in UNHI Art Iff n .( ci ffc Wed w&fltof to# 4rr«topid M« putuml* • VU itititt grot# MAM BOW IttuLir >9 ***** Piufi rru*c metsep •crota If* eturiry on t*ugt II 0*# Gf #f*COuf*2*m*rf New Sanford IkaM Ihd off*r lf*n*p •ftdtomfgrl toff* kit*#*# A nwitcgt (Mi ccftitrt •round a M* CQfftmiPMf to chamber members ttrving Jctul r J cltaScftgmg ni #y<*rK* M E Gas and Convenience J maturity a CNiti Store, 1800 Fronch A vo, San SMftfig T* mftwgc 0* #1 m ruatomhip **th J+pn ford. lias joined tho Groator « P*L.ri d**r* Sanford Chambor of Com merce. Loll, Jacs Croach, -REVIVAL WEEK SCHEDULE- momborshlp accounts execu A P R I L 9-13, 1 9 9 4 tive and the chamber's Am April 9th - YOUTH BLAST AT bassador Chairman, prosunts a FT, MELLON PARK IN SANFORD (Alternate at Salvation Army) plaquo of momborshlp lo April 10th - OtSain Speaker. David Edwards ownors, Mike Dlgiocoma, cen Music. Paul Chilly «. (PROMISE ter, and Mike Omsload, right. 10 :t0 a.in (Same an previous aorvico ) (1 55 p m Speaker. David Edwards * Music. Paul Gully HtiaW Photo by Tommy Vlncont April Itlh - BRING A FRIEND NIGHT 0 55 p m Service Docjins Speaker, David Edwards • Music, Paul Gulfy • Special testimony April I2lti - CHRISTIAN T-SHIRT NIGHT 5 15 p m PIZZA tit AST with DOMINO'S 11 30 p in CONCERT witti Paul Gutty (D-ive will spoak after ttio concert ) April 13th - HARVEST NIGHT 3 .HI p m Wednesday Mujtit Suppuf 6 30 p in Servico Beoiiir. Spenkor, David Edwards * Monic, Paul Gufry • Special realiinony 1 519 PARK A VE„ SANFORD FO R M O RE INFO. CALL 322-6041 1 Everglades grandmother turns ■s-sC 104 with her work still undone into a disputed territory In a war being fought In Oy JOHN PACEHTI government offices and courtrooms by environ Asoocialoo .’’m iss Writer mentalists. lawmakers and sugar growers over bow to undo decades of damage. MIAMI Marjory Stom-mao Douglas turns 104 FREEBIE ADS today, her life's work imdoiic. Her beloved Ms Douglas is not happy with current federal Everglades are still In peril. and slate proposals lo create marshes to filter Despite blindness and severe bearing problems, polluted water before It reaches the Everglades. Ms. Douglas remains the wetlands' greatest Under the proposals, agricultural companies advocate. would pay a share of the cleanup costs. Earlier this year, she confronted the Legislature Take advantage of this special offer by forcing It to take her name oil a cleanup bill An amendment favored by environmental that she believes favors the sugar growers groups would have polluters pay the entire rost accused of polluting the Everglades. And she says and complete tbe cleanup by the year 2000. This Is a great oppoitunlty lor you lo enjoy the same great results as lawmakers still don’t grasp tbe Importance ol the rather than 2008. Ms. Douglas wants sugar our regular classified customers al no cost lo you. Just follow these vast wetlands companies to be forced to stop all agricultural Instructions. To help celebrate the birthday of the woman pollu tion President (.'Union called "(irandmollier ol the 1. Ads will be scheduled to run for 10 days. Everglades,” Ms Douglas' blends planned a Nancy Drown, president of Friends ot the get-together today In front ol the Coconut Grove Everglades, which Ms. Douglas founded In 1909. 2. Price of item must be stated in the ad and be $100 or loss. bouse she has lived in since 1928. said Ms. Douglas doesn't believe she has 3. Only 1 Item per ad and 1 ad per household per week. "No one Is satisfied with their life’s work," Ms. accomplished much over the years. 4. You should call and cancel as soon as Item sells. Douglas said this week, “ There Is always a need “ I say, 'Marjory, how many people do you know 5. Available to individuals (non Commercial) only. Does not to carry on. The most Important tiling Is to have been given the Congressional Medal of apply to rentals or garage & yard sales. prepare competent people lo follow you." Freedom, who have helped the restoration of a 6. The ad must be on the form shown below and either be Ms. Douglas, in her 1947 book "Tbe Ever major river?’" Ms. Drown said. glades: River of Grass." was the first to describe mailed in or presented In person fully prepared to the the wetlands as an expansive body of water In 1915. Douglas left a domineering husband In Sanford Herald Classified Department. flowing southward from Lake Okeechobee. She New Jersey for Miami, where her father founded 7. Ad will start as soon as possible. was also the llrst to document the uniqueness ol what would become The Miami Herald. Douglas 8. Classified Managements decision on copy acceptability will tbe Everglades, the only ecosystem ol Us kind on worked as a columnist, a reporter ami a free-lance be final. E arth. magazine writer. That book changed the perception of the When a publisher asked lor a book on the Everglades as a swamp standing In the way of development, a wasteland to lie diked and Miami River, she felt It too Insignificant. She persuaded the publisher to consider a treatise on channeled to create dry land for homes and the Everglades. farm s. S a n f o r d The book has endured as much for Its Last year. Ms. Douglas was honored with the impassioned writing as Us environmental and Congressional Medal of Freedom, the nation's scientific significance. highest civilian honor. The woman who likes to H e r a ld “There Is a balance In man also, one which lias call herself "a tough old gal" didn't hesitate In set against Ids greed and Ids Inertia and his correcting Clinton when lie said she served In foolishness." she wrote. ''Perhaps even In this World War II with the Red Cross. last flour. In a new relation of usefulness and "If you listen lo the tape you can hear her beauty, the vast magnificent, subtle and unique whisper, ’ll was World War I,"* Ms. Drown said. region of the Everglades may not he utterly lost." The president duly corrected himself. The Everglades arc now recognized as vital to MAIL TO: Sanford Harald Florida's rainfall cycle and supply of drinking P.O. Box 1657 FREEBIE ADS water, and us home to many endangered species. Sanford, FL 32772-1657 Its problems have affected neighboring bodies of Need Assistance • ONLY ONE ITEM • MUST INCLUDE PRICE water that relied on it for flit ration. Ms. Douglas was Instrumental In winning PRINT AD HERE: protection of the wetlands by pushing for the creation of Everglades National Park In 1047. The With Your Ads? park, tbe second-largest In the Lower 48 states, now covers more than 1.5 m illion acres. Our Professional Ad Representatives “ It may not even be there If II wasn't lor her Will Be Happy To Assist You In Any constancy and determination." said former Hep. Dante Fasccll, D-Fla. "She has earned and Of Your Classified or Display deserves every credit that has come her way and the park Is. In large measure, a testament to Advertising Needs. th a t." Hut the Everglades have shrunk by half In the Sanford Herald last 45 years and continue to shrink because of pollution and water diversion. 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Froggern piays Hie Lynch Mol* al 7 p in., loueatt On Wednesday night, the Semi nole Athletic Conference-leading W illie's will srptarc off with the Strike Force at H p in. The winners will play al 9 p in. for the Lions survived a subpur perfor right to face regular-season cliamplon Players mance to beat the visiting Lake Mary Rams 8-5. thanks hugely lo the following week for the league title. the fact that the Rums made mistakes at worse times than their hosts. AROUND THE STATE "It was a rough game for both teams." said Oviedo coach Mike Mandarich works out for Miami Ferrell, whose team Improved lo MIAMI — The Miami Dolphins are Interested 13-0 overall. 4 0 In the SAC. ’ ll was in tackle Tony Mandarich. one of the biggest a very sloppy game We're very Hops In the history of the NFL draft. lurky lo gel out of tilts will* a w ill." Mandarich worked out Tuesday at the □ Bee Oviedo, Page 2D Dolphins' iralnlng site for player personnel director Tom lleckert. The 27-year-old tackle silt LIO N S I. R A M S* out the 1993season. L a k a M a ry tot >01 0 - » > * The Green Hay Packers took the highly touted Oviedo >04 700 i — • * I Alexander Colon 101 and Petal Bellhwn. Mandarich as the second pick of the 1989 NFL Hagg* 1$). Ruglenlu* 171 and Myna, WP - draft, lie played sparingly and was released Herald Photo by M att Mania Bellhofn 14)1 LP - Alaiander (4 >1 Sava - before last season. Ruglanlu* 11*0 JO - LAka Mary. Schumaka- Mlko Hynos (Iho ball is noar Iho baso ol Iho 1 on Hynos' Oviedo Ruglanlu* and WfigM 10 — Non* MR — Typical ol Iho action In Wednesday's Lako Mary Ovlodo uniform), allowing Broil Wohmoyor to scoro Tho loams Nona Rtcofdt — laka Mary I* 7. J 1 SAC Oviedo gamo was this play at tho plalo, when the throw trom I) S. 4 0 SAC AROUND THE NATION Oviodo socond basoman Mlko Ruglonlus got by calchor mado sovon orrors that loci lo sovon unoarnod runs Heat gain on playoll berth Schardt, Dixon weave mound masterpieces LANDOVKIL Mil. — Steve Smith scored 10 ol his 20 points during a third-period hill/ that carried the Miami Heat to a 114103 win over GRE YMOUNOS II. SILVER H A W K S 1 PATRIOTS!. U M IN O lCtl ’Hounds rip like moncii ooo oi i l l Washington Wednesday, negating a career high Pats eke by Lake Branlley 100 100 t - 1 4 I Lym an 114 21 — 11 II 0 20 jsilnls by the Itullets* Mitchell Duller. Seminole 001 000 0 - I I 0 KnoMf Fo« 141 4n A im H i X JL SB - Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida - Thursday, April 7, 1934 STATS & STANDINGS keeps winnin American League on New Smyrna oval DOGS All Time* EDT Eatl Dlvltlon RAINES OAUQB Division after avoiding u la p , Wedneetay night W L Per. OB By PAUL MARS1QLIA Flr*t race -1/14,*: 11.11 B a ltim o re 7 0 1 000 — n ccld rn t Hint resulted In f ' — Spoclal lo lha Hornld I Greeter yalet 510 7N 7 00 B olto n 7 0 1 000 Tim Ralnoa Is a Sanford native and Somlnolo High School Hew York t 0 1 000 ears being destroyed. 1 P a y Attention 4 00 I N *9 graduate now playing tor tho Chicago White Sox. His slots nro 7 Paiilont Promli* 7 H Toronto 7 1 U l '9 NEW SMYRNA REACH - The accident was Irtgge- 0(1 II 1* 40 P 11 I I 1400 T 111-7) 114 00 Detroit 0 7 000 7 for tho 1904 season In the first column, porsonal-boBl soason Smith Daytona's Dave Savlckl when Rleky Wood and Jo Second race — 171, 0 : 11.47 Central Qviiion totals in tho second column and current career totals Kennedy tangled on the fr I Foolproof 11 M 4 N IN W L Pel OB continued his winning wnys by — (Including 1994 games) In the third column. 7HardrockWarrior IN 4M C leveland 1 0 1 000 claiming the checkered flag In straightaway. The cars shot 1 — 1 Tonka Moonbeam I N M ilw au kee 0 1 000 Ralnos continued to struggle Wodnosdny night, going O-for-5 the Modified feature event last the Inside guard rail with W O (17) D M P t l 7) 7410 T (17 1) 114 M DO Chicago t 2 333 1 In Chicago's 9-2 romp ot tho Toronto Blue Jays. Tho Whlto Sox climbing the top of the rail a K am a* City 0 2 000 1 * 9 Saturday. April 2. al New (I t) II M ill-7 1 AIII410 40 will play tho Chicago Cub9 In tho Windy City Classic exhibition Third ra c e -1714. M: II I) M ln n e io la 0 7 000 l«9 Smyrna Speedway. riding It for about 200 feet. T * Unteen Hand* IN 1 §0 110 W eil Dlvltlon game this afternoon ot 4 p.m. on cable telovslon station WON Savlckl. driving the MOF’AR- cur came to rest, nose palntl I Fleet Feel 7 40 7.20 W L Pel. OB dow n, at ahum n 4B degree an, ISummAclor l ]0 C a lifo rn ia 7 0 1 000 — powered I’hll Alr/Ylpet* Stripes on the rail. Q (1-4)70 M P II I I U U T (4-t-l) 99.80 O akland 0 1 000 1*9 RAINES GAUGE rarer, charged from his third- Fourth race — 1714, C: 11.11 Seattl* 0 1 000 H t place starting poslllon Inlo the tWill Willy Win IN 7 M IN Texa* 0 1 000 t>9 Cato gory '84 best ca rte r Wood's and Kennedy’s ca I C h a C h a Lover * 10 7 70 Wedneiday* Garnet G om os...... 160 1,820 lead on lap four anil cruised to received major damage bul nc! Texat al New York, (pd . rain O C r't Oh M y G oth I N At b a ts...... 13 647 8,889 his fourth In his Iasi live starts tlu-r driver was hurt. O il 7) 74 40 P H 1)14*0 T il 7 41 744 40 B otlo n 5. D e lro ll 4 "! work all week long getting Filth race-171*. hr 7I.M Seattl* *1 Cleveland, ppd .rain R u n s...... 0 133 1,211 "That was a real scary ride, Ihe ear race-ready." said Savlckl I P a y A Bundle 14 00 1 )0 7 00 Chicago V. Toronto 7 h u b ...... 194 2,051 said Wood, the current FASCA Baltimore 4. Kanvat City 1 "When you make ll to victory 7 Ml Shear Energy IN IN RBI...... 0 71 707 Late Model point* leader. "It fr 4 Hello Skambugger IN California 4. Mlnnetota I lane, you know all your efforts T h u rtd a y 'i O am et D ou blos...... 0 38 332 like 1 hit the wall, bounced of O (11) H *0 P II All) 10 40 T <4 7 41 141 N were worthwhile." P I All-71 l. M Teiat (Rogert 14 10) at New York T rip le s...... 13 100 and hit It again before (Mulholland 11 4), I 01p m Chasing Savlckl to vlclory lane S iith ra c e — J/tt. D: 11.44 Homo runs...... 0 IB 123 straddled ll. ICa Tornado 10 00 IN 17 70 Detroit IBelcher 441 al Botlon (Darwin were Jerry Jones. Danny 17 II).) OIp m S te a ls...... 1 90 752 "When I was riding Ihe guar IGrandmaiter 7o* *10 *M Bancroft. Wayne Parker, and Joe lOtcar Valley 4N California IFInley 14 14) al Mlnnetota Average...... 000 .334 .298 Tim Raines rail. I know I got ulrbornc. ( E r lc k t o n l 14). I IS p m Q II II 41.40 P II 1) D 10 T (11-7) D I M M iddleton. thought sure I was going to (Ilf Seventh race — 1/10, A: 71.70 Seattl* (Fleming 11)1 al Cleveland (Nagy Allen Rhodes used Ills advan 1 4 1 ,7 :0 7 p m over onto pit road. The car need, 4 E ltie s Pop T art i i h 110 17 N tage of starting on the pole lo 1 Aunt Anna 1110 UN Olkland (Darling 7 4) *1 Milwaukee a lot of work, but I'm O K." I Gill ToGabb II 10 (W eg m an* 14), 7 01 p m a clinchedplayoilberth race green Hag to ch eckers In NBA Playell Race* Remaining Oamet a (14) D M P (4 II 741 M T 14 11) H U M S EASTERN CONFERENCE winning the the Limited latte Also collected lit the accident (4 1 I t ) 1041 00 N Y RANGERS 141 HOME 171 April 8 W L P ci OB Toronto; II, Bullalo 14 Philadelphia AWAY Model main event. and forced to withdraw from Eighth r ic e - 1/14, Ct 11.74 BASEBALL 1 0 X 1 1 • New York II 10 711 - 1S| Allhearl IIN IN IN (I) April 10 N Y lilanrtcrt Fellow pole sitter Michael competition were Morgan > Atlanta 51 it tee l NEW JERSEY |4I HOME 1)1 April 8 STatk Kiddie Korn 1100 IN LA DODGE RSI, M A R L IN S 1 ■ Chicago 44 14 4)1 7 Pllltburgh; 14. Ottawa AWAY 171 April 10, Williams, who suffered an tgul Hoover and Robert Lyons, 4 Stiarp 1 10 FLORIDA LOSANOELS Orlando 4) 14 .147 ID Florid*. 17, Philadelphia 0 1 1 1 ) 1) 40 P U D 107 M T (1 I 41 017 N ab r h bi ab r h bl lion problem al Ihe start of tho Taking second place behind Cleveland 4] D 177 13 PITTSBURGH (71 AWAY (71 April 8 Ninth raco-111. C: M OO Carrel 4 0 10 DeShldlb 4 0 10 race and dropped to the rear of Russell Wiis Ed Mcrldllh llruer M ia m i 44 1* 141 I lly New Jertey, 9. Montreal II.Ottawa 1 Sum m Adequate 7 N 7 N I N Brow ne 7b 7 0 0 0 Butter c( 70 10 Indiana 14 74 1)4 1) ihe field, raced Ills way hack Everett was third, followed by I Tenn » I Quit 4 N 1 M Shtlield rl 10 10 P ia t ia c 4 0 0 0 MONTREAL (41 HOME HI April 9 New Jertey 7* 74 578 lit* Pllltburgh AWAY ()| April 8. Bullalo II. I Speedy S it I N Dtlrd* lb 4 0 0 0 K a rro t lb 4 0 0 0 through the Held lo llnlsh third Pal McClain and Hal Perry. Q IID D M PI7II 41 tOT 111 im io e Coninelt 4 111 W lla c h lb 1 1 0 0 Hartford 17. Delroll behind Doug Pitta. Charlotle 1) 74 41* ll't BUFFALO (41 HOME 111 April 8. lO lh r a c e - 7/14, D iD . H H rb erle lb 4 1 7 I H R d r g lll 7 1 1 7 Barbara Pierce edged hard > clinched playoff bcrlh Montreal; It. Quelwc 14. Wathlnglon Danell Frye was fourth ahrai 4 H e ’* A B ren er 70 00 47 N 1 00 Snllagoc 4 0 0 0 M n d tl r l 7 0 0 0 Remaining Oamet charging Art Chapman lo notch 1 No Secret 4 N ) N KAbbiltt 4 0 10 O f lr m n it 10 0 0 AWAY ill April IT. NY Ranger* of Joe Strehtc Jr., Ihe winner ot NEW YORK (111 - HOME 111 April 7, BOSTON (5) - HOME ID April 7 her i litre I sixth S jH irism a u win ol 4 Weil Shaker 100 Bowen p 10 10 C n d io ttlp 1 0 10 Cleveland: 11, Orlande: II, Waihington. It, the previous week's fratnre Ottawa: 9, Tampa Bayi 14. Hartford a w a y O 11 1) 14 70 P I I I I 4 « N T <1 1 41 1477 *0 Clbrnnph 10 0 0 (he season. Trailing Pierce and Atlanta, 71. Philadelphia AWAY (4) April*. (II April TO. Philadifphia 17 Ottawa event. ll lh r i c * — 1/14. D: 11.17 Totali 77 1 I 1 Total* M i l l Philadelphia 10 New Jertey: la. Wathlng W A S H IN G T O N (7) H O M F 111 A p ril 9 Chapman were Rick Johns 4 Willie t Girl 10 M 5 N 4 10 David Russell cruised to an Ion: 17, Charlolle; 27. Milwaukee. )4 Ottawa 17 Winnipeg AWAY HI April 14 John W ill, ami Walt hoggins. 7 Heavenly Wey 4 10 4 N F lo rid a 000 M l 000 — 7 Chicago easy win In the Late Model I Talk Kllndlk* 3 *0 Lei Angelti ooo eio ioa — i B u la lo A T L A N T A (41 - H O M E (4) A p ril 4 FLORIDA (tl - HOME HI April to New O 114) 53.40 P <4 )) M N T (4-111 491.80 TT DP — Lot Angel** I LOB — Florida 7, Lot Waihington. 12. Cleveland la. Philadelphia J rteyi 12. Quebec- 14. N Y Itlandert <11-4 4 ) 1 ) 4 M Jackpot 114.704.74 Angel** 4 2B — Carr (II, Barben* |1|. 77, Orlando AWAY (II April 7, New Jertey AWAY H): April 7. Phtadrlphia D lh ra c e — 1/14. A: 70 41 KAbbolt (II HR — Ccvtlne (21. Barberle HI. 17. Milwaukee. It. Chicago 14. New York. Oviedo 4 Panin Fail 4 00 4 00 1 00 HRodrtguei 1 111 S — Bowen, Butler 21. M iam i 7 Owen No On* 9 00 11 00 IP H R ER BB SO N Y ISLANDERS I4J HOME 171 April C o n tin u e d from ID Winning pitcher Todd Uellhorn CHICAGO (41 - HOME 171 April 4 4. Dallat 10, N V Raitjnt AWAY 17) April 4 I Am A Character | M Fle r Ida (-1-3) scored two runs. Mikt Milwaukee. 1). New Jertey. II Atlanta 7). 12, Tamp* Bay: It. Fiend* the two teams combined lor O (11)41.M P II J) II N T (1) 4) M l N Bowen L. 0 1 4 1 7 7 1 1 Bolton 14. New York AWAY (41 April t. PHILADELPHIA (41 HOME 171 April seven errors while the pin hers Hynes singled, Tint Slavik D lh ra c e — 7/14, Tr 41.44 Lot Angelti Indiana. )), Miami: II. Chariolte. If, 7, Florid*) 10 Boiler! 17 New Jertey scored it run 7 Right Guett 4 40 IN IN CandlOltt W 10 9 4 ) 1 2 4 walked a dozen haliers There O rlande AWAY lit April I*. N Y Rangert IReallitlcelly 100 110 Umpire* — Home. Marth, Firtl ORLANDO HO) - HOME 111: April I. were four wild pilches, a pass fo r Lake M ary. Hr I a it Itlollool Allen 4 00 Hlnchbeck. Second. Helilord Third Wen Delroll: 14, Charlotlej 17, Ch!c4go, M. Schumukci collected a doulilr d e ltle d l hall, and a lilt halter Each team Q (7 7) 21 N P 17 1) 17 M T (7 1 II 111 10 O D Mlnnetala: 14, New Jertey, AWAY (I): April NHL SUMMARIES twu singles and an Rill Mtk: (71 17) 1*7 40 T -7 10 A-44 191 4, Miami: II, New York: 11. Botlon: It. hud one liming where ll loaded Itlhrace -1/0. A: 10.74 Itukv had a single, one run. and Detroit. 21. Atlanta LIGHTNING ). C AN ADI [ NS I (In- bases hut couldn't seme a 1 In The Light 1* M DM 7 80 CLEVELAND 141 HOME 14) April 1), T*mp« B a y O i l ) run an Kill Jim Riuuri and Rem 0 Ocala Cured IN ION Milwaukee, tl. Miami: 77. Waihington. 14. COLLEGE BASEBALL Mortfrtil 0 I 0—1 I just don't kbit)).' said Lake I’erez e.u It singled and scored a t Kaliu Havtncroll 2 N Botlon AWAY (II April 7. New York, a FlrtI Period — No*** Spvignur Q I I I I 77 80 P (1 41 7P4 M T (1 4 11 111 N S Waihington: II, Atlanta. 14. Milwaukee 13 Mon dripping!, 4 it Mary coach Allen Tutlle "t)l tin mn Dan Story Itll it single Nit k t l I I I) M i l M EAST Indiana Second Period — I fAfilfWt (irty, Null 1 Susa and Hretl Wehmeyer eueli A — 1.003: H — II 14.7*0 Ben!ley 7, SI Antelm* seven games we've lost, we heal Orandeit 14 MIT 0 INDIANA 141 - HOME HI April a (SAVfHrd, /a mu tier | 3 If J Monlrr.ii s i-ured a run S cu ll llr y a ii had .in Chicago II. Botlon, 13. Cleveland 7) ourselves with errors in five ol C u rry a. M a tt M a ritim e / DlPietro 12 (RofWv Sevignyi, I 50 ) T*imp.i K ill Keene St • 2. M att Lowell } 7 Philadelphia. D, Miami AWAY (41 April 11 H*iy Tucker 17 (FtargHivIn Brj»dl*yl. !0 M them ll Vito had (old me wed M e rrim a c k 2. OryantO Philadelphia. II Mlnrwioi*. 17. Delroll. 14 Penelfiet — Dionne Mon (tioi IN B R IEF ‘Out of This World’ Meals on Wheels needs help Aliens, comedy, nostalgia in Ballet Guild show Meals cm Wheels currently needs drivers In the Sanford urea. Ii only requires one hour or less, once u week to deliver u route. partners lo new heights. • p e o la l to tb s H s ra ld Meals are picked up at the Sanlord Senior Center or at Upsala Helping to make possiblr the Community Presbyterian Church. SANFORD — To nrark the ballet. "Seven Brides for Seven The meals provide a nourishing noon meal and a cold 26th season of the Ballet Guild of Brothers." 16 girls along with 16 breakfast meal lo elderly clients who are homebound and are San ford-Semi riole, audiences boys will liven up the stage unable to cook for themselves. will be transported "Out of This "Goln' Courtin'" and kicking up To volunteer or for more Information, call Seminole County World." Last year, the Ballet their heels id the same time. Setter Living for Seniors ai H ill - 163 l . Guild celebrated Its 2ftth anni Several "Dancing Dads" will pul versary with the return of a shine on their shoes to become Preventing child abuse numerous alumni dancers Fred Astaires In one of the The Children's Horne Society Is Joining others In the state In performing with the company. production numbers which ulso celebrating April as Child Abuse Prevention Monlb by Their visit made It an features Charlie Chaplins and spreading the word that "Childhood Decides" I hr future of all extraordinary yrnr. According to Ocnc Kellys. The mirror imngcs children. Valerie Weld, "Tills year's Guild of 15 Astaires, 20 Chaplins and 4 Last year In Florida, the child abuse hotline received over visitors come from much farther Kellys will have audiences glad 120.000 rc|M)rts. they said. away...they come from unother they were there for "Men In the For more Information cnll the Children's Home Society at g a la x y !" M o vie s." 1 800 CHS 4600. Weld continued, "The guests Other pieces Include a salute from "outer space" couldn't to Judy Garland which Inspires Hot lunches for seniors have chosen u bettrr lime to the production of "Get Happy" drop-in. as the 1094 company fr o m th e movie "Summer The Seminole County Relief Living for Seniors offers a hot Stock." Also, an "Aladdin" lunch program with meals served Monday through Friday lo dancers are lielng pul through their paces In an unusual way. ballet sequence will provide Dial Seminole County seniors aged 00 and over. magic carpet feeling. For more Information, call S 3 1-4357. Four choreographers have com bined their talents to create This season's space age. su Silveriiners seek members ballets for the 30-mernt>er com personic Invasion happens April pany and Its 24 guest dancers. 23 and 24 at the Lake Mary High Former tllght attendants lor Eastern Airlines are being Each choreographer's work School auditorium. Ballet Gulid sought so they can join the Orlando Silveriiners, complements the other as dlf- sponsors will tic honored at both For more Informal Ion. call Darlene al 788-2940 ferrrit ballets contrast In style the 8 p.m. performance on and m ood." Saturday evening and the 2 p.m. Among the 20 dancers shoddlng.their tutus for a comedy takeoff on matinee on Sunday. Tickets are Guest choreographer. Jaime Charlie Chaplain in Ballot Guild's spring extravaganza are: Amanda Roque, formerly with New York on sale In advnnce now through Wall, Hoaiher Kauffman, Advloen Thelss, Janice Gatll, Dara Korn and any BGS member or you may City llnllri and the Cleveland Julia Higgins. Ballet, favors Mozart and BGS stop by the School of Dance Arts, dancers arc challenged hy his Elm Avenue, Snnford. or call "Night Music." Principle dancer dent artistic directors. Miriam dancing, beautiful music, light 323-1900. All seals arc reserved Hollywood East clogging classes with the Sarasota Ballet. Alexl Rye Doklor and Valeric Rye ing and costumes are standard at $8 for adults and Sft for Dovgopoll, has created a ballet Weld. The sister team lias fare. However, how many ballet ch ild ren . Hollywood Hast Dancers conduct clogging classes every exclusively for the guild to the brought BGS through the past companies are prepared "to take Get your seats now and don’t Thursday. Itcghmcrs from 0:30 lo 7:30 p.m. and Intermediate lieautlhil "Merry Widow Waltz." 26 years to Its current jxtpulurl- you where no mao has ever gone lie surprised If you find yourself from 7:30 lo 8:30. al Melodee Skating It Ink. W 25th Si reel Dovogpoll Is a former dancer ty. Audiences who have enjoyed before?" next to the ambassador from near Airport Itnulrvard in Sanford with the Bolshoi llallet. Moscow. "Boo Wah Biddy. ” (a great little Mallei Guild..."Out ol This Venus or u dance critic from The rout Is S3 per class, ages ft and up Parents free with Ih- and Roque are both pleased rock n roll ballet). “Who Shot World" Includes some Inner Mars. Bring your Imagination, paying child with the results of their work Biddy" anil "The Life and Times galactic guests, also as company your sense of humor and anyone For Information, call Marty at 322-5701 or Dawn. 904-735- with the young company and of Lilly Chantilly." will Ik- happy dancers arc Joined by 24 men In with whom you want to have u 0270. look lorward to their premiere. to know that this year Is no “supporting" parts. Insiders re memorable time. A p ril 23 and 24. exception. Tlmc-Iraveling space alize thui supporting usually "The Ballet Guild of San- East-West Kiwanis Club meets Thursday The classical styles of these aliens will add iliut "something means exactly what It says ford-Semlnole has always been a e x tra ." lifting the girls, or In keeping tilth* 'Out of T ills World' hut this East-West Klwnnls ('Inti of Sanford meets every Thursday al iwo ballets arc balanced off hy Ralh-l Guild fans have come lo w l t h l h e » p a c c year lhey happily admit It. Weld 7 p.m., at the Friendship A Union Lodge building, corner nl the always lively and unex expect the unexpected. Fine t h c m c ... L a u n c h l n g t h c I r said. Locust Avenue and Seventh Street, Visiting Ktwunlans arc pected dance adventures of rest- welcome. For Information, call Ro Im t I Whittaker, president. 88R0O 4&. Overeaters Anonymous meets weekly Overeaten* Anonymous meets every Thursday, at 7:30 p.m.. at (la- Community Untied Methodlsl Church. Plucy Kldgc Hoad Yard oi and U S. 17-92. Casselberry. For Information, call Carol, the Month 322-0657. The homo and grounds of Joan and Jim G uso, 197 Ruskln SI., Amateur Radio Society meets monthly Lake Mary, has boon selected The l.ake Monroe Amateur Radio Society meets every first by Iho Lako Mary Garden Club Thursday, at 7:30 p.m.. at the Senior Center. Lake Tripled for the Yard of Iho Month Drive, Casselberry For Information, call Karl Lambert. award. The wooded landscape 695 8704. or Al Kirk, 322 4487 Is woll-malntalned by Guso who has planted a variety of planls and shrubs lo com University women meet plement the trees. ALTAMONTE SPRINGS — American Association of Universi Htttkd Photo bf tommy Vlnetnl ty Women meets the first Thursday of each month at 7:30 p.m. at Capistrano Condominium Clubhouse. 200 Mullland Avc.. Altamonte Springs. Call Barbara id 889-8008 lor more Information. Depressive/Manic Support Group Drprcsslvc/Manlc Depressive Support Group meets al 7:30 p.m.. the first and third Thursdays, Lakeside Alternatives, After breakup, wedding gifts divided -134 W. Kennedy Hiv’d.. Eulonvlllc; and 10:30 a.m.. the second Saturday, al the downtown Orlando Public Library. 101 K. DEAR ABBYl (’lease settle a becomes the owner of all the thew's college friends, who had Central IIIvd. disagreement I'm having with u gifts from her side of the family, known Sklppy since he was a For Information, call 381-5070or 645-4375. family member: She says a and die groom falls heir to the pup. dug his grave. We pul his wedding gilt belongs solely to gills from his side of the family. ADVICE favorite ufghun and "toys" tn the Sunrise Kiwanis meets Friday (lie person whose side of I he After newlyweds "break up," box w ith h im . The Seminole Sunrise Khvanls Club meets every Friday, al 7 fam ily gave It. most people who have given gilts After Sklppy's burial, one ol a.in., al Shnney's, US 17-92, south of Airport Roulcvurd. I say. all wedding gifts belong say they do not expect — nor do my son’s friends read "The Visiting Klwanlans are welcome. For Information, call llruee to I he couple. However, should they want — their gifts returned. ABIGAIL Rainbow Bridge" from your col McKlhliln. president. 322-0331. the couple part (within a year (or "W hat am I going to do with four VAN BUREN umn. The sky clouded over, and so) after the marriage, the hrldc butter knives that are not my eight adults stood there and pattern?" Is the way one person cried like babies. pu l It. CANNOTAGREE IN KATHLEEN K. AND HER SON MATHEW THURSDAY’S PRIME TIME CHARLESTON, 8.C. ferred to as "tny former stepson" DEAR CANNOT AOREE: A s or "m y former stejjduughter." long as the marriage lusts, all (Problems? Write to Dear Abby. 6:00 I 6:30 I 7:00 I 7:30 | 8:00 I 8:30 I 9:00 I 9:30 I 10:00 | 10:30 I 11:00 | 11:30 gifts belong to the couple. DEAR ABBYt Although I've For a personal, unpublished s««* rj NBC NijMI, Currtnl (n l tpnphl U td X b w l I Wing I |Vl louifotd (In joI it M t lln |tn Storool IJ Howl IJ Should they separate within been reading you for years. I reply, send a eell-addreased, o Nt«t rj it * « IJ You _ |51trtd|tj 5 Wool rj IS*Sunni IJ approximately a year, then gifts never thought I'd be writing to stamped envelope to Dear Abby, N tut ew n sfr ¥.Tr7RiftiMi«Sr- Chftity 7 Lc.lt tn i round" t , lo I ,• jin ?in*o)g! flop* MoWimorl P irtj1 Ho** M ilf t r i tin Storool rj __ (InK Stm H J______from his stde of the family you. but 1 owe you a big P.O. Box 69440, Los Angoloa, i&iWtrtd Jtoptrdpl (; WhttTpt l,rd i o/ PwiditP In Itodocr Ih* Pimolmo lit :j irar should go to him. and glfls from thunk-vou. Calif. 90069. All correspondence N t t t Foflunt f J lo tt Wo Irvtl Compuocy |W Sloroo) (J her side of the family should go Is confidential.) MlSaH 'Cm*7---- H*w*l top* I1" M l : |in Sm>po| Wool fitupu, Loop On Feb. 20. your Sunday Ptlrol Swnolcj Womon lo ite r. column bad a letter signed “Old Btmtj i iu in ii Utckpi/lptirn Hondo Ujllpryi Inipoctv todoy in do Lopiu iho t If the marriage endures for a Ntuthour (J Crotwoodt drool Uari* V r |Pw11 ol 7) tJ (in r; Softy," regarding the essay "The rt.tr.dt Rtptfl IJ number of years, they should be tinplf Htlf h-pni Court Xoittnnp Utm od |in InLfnnp H onunt Rung SuT IK* Ligond Bottinn* Rainbow Bridge." I recall think Slot m| ij Hud Cornmuoi Shimon Homo le ’ Brown divided equally, according lo With Color ing 1 should have cut It nut. but I r& rtijr- IhiiTTYiw fOrnPy I t O o U I I John W iT fe v tiW Cttih tht lSmorKon Lor* Worth injotg value. 0t( Bnktrbtig n* |l«w*__ didn’t. As I do every morning, I M i l k Btlund Ih* lOtigST Gnnt | Orlondo ino rod etui ’ Prin * Iho lord carried the paper to my DEAR ABBYl W hat I am ■MIGHTY DUCKS 2 P A tllt I i**m *_ jTNtmplOn Hohiion JodOf I______neighbor. Fugitnt NrwTStce N*T.~ W ATo'-w *. Sport l H o i I «orih7|N*»l (<1) Mi|0r Ittgut litoMB F**«il Utrkit ol lot about to ask has probably been 2:104:307:109:30 M a ir ____ Chompwitlup Pitot* fotoi An^tot Ontjori lint) asked before, but I haven't read Monday morning, 1 was jm ] fed k m j Choi K i Muthomopo, in feptthi tH KttifydrjitTiT In’I t u t h M ISOPlW ptf about It in a long while. banging on her door hoping she MONKEY TROUBLE mH hw frppi mtwy im io pooi Sopot**!T^TSfci' l® 1E TNt Proptm It Condomnod *•* pR* (»tmj| DpomMBKti oi* ______alibis (PC) Vid»P IP [ St it t s t« . ionforT fop**. - Cotum tir' Comody ItiO pnJKT When u husband and wife get hadn't thrown the paper away. TjgSBi Pol fe*i~ (puli ton* Bhrotllho TonTtnidor Poilonoi fguoTTuno a divorce, what do family You see, late Sunday night, our LIGHTNING JACK Mono,On* (EnutV* lorry king Ui* IJ Wotid Wpwi members of Hie husband call the 16-ycar-nld dog, Sklp|iy. became ______4:1 f Id ! (PQ-UI fiilfllorlilolhor'. tn>~ [Qn Souil Jowolry IhowcOOP kilo iilo foil' Si pill Bofond RE9 |U,iltnoui locilit IBjiNw thpBpngo kniortput iPttiiip ex-wife: Or vice versa? For In very 111. By midnight, my son. GUARDING TESS Thl Bot bonTAod-omidl ,l'i(iy<0| firii W~ Mol BoorA LlugNpf (Itonpr, Foilo il iidltd, j orol dipu World to il | d iJ ) Q ' stance, I’m divorced and my Matthew, and I had made the ?:W4:W7:20Vl0 IPO-131 i BPrtlrtf. lUpOoo* (SuoilotijUQllotty _ feting fmoo fO irto n , l Chlrlot Wn o m i (InrtJV j T t i i l b i f Iportttonlor sister still culls my cx-husband painful decision to let the WoHani ”IVtiwigBipOftSpwO* IBootito Sll tin S*orooln|fSiC>l» Bononio NAKED GUN 33 1/3 l( IS| BtUun BtVwno nv, il^j 'ldroniit)Ifniiri UnniollAcnotl lXtilon ( mo) k it Hon i t lijfip K I u w d 6*i Cpmod, igomtl Pm WoO it.) her brother-in-law. My husband veterinarian end Sklppy's suffer ______» 0 4:10 7:00 9 00 IPO-13) Iho.-ltr (In Slorm) PO IJ IJ Toukj John [ it v r t (in Slrrno) W l ))W I _(In StoroolSI* rj bad a stepson from a previous ing. ilnto'rpd K*1 B S t Swttruj VKhm"it Innptpnco r llMft) Chorjil'lodJ Dnioiroi htrltonoi marriage; Is tills stepson still a THUMBILINA „ iSmul PiOtT litvrdor ligM Flrtr no |IB77. Diimi) Jcbn Widotorgmolorgoup tooSo otir r » ir (Pi 1 can't describe the grief we 2114: IS 7:10 S'00 (Ol K irrtl LomltlrJ (Hi Sloroo) NC IC Sloroo)tj stepson after a divorce? 'n Jn t CaPoil (in Sloroo) TO U (J Tiivodo. Kirin lym Gornt, (in SM0o| D felt, but 1 am happy to report P’nmo Timo |ki Sirtm) n a n a s r RotTWorld IBooni Bua Boonliutt JUST WONDERING, THE PAPER ' f'VlhoV" tody O o lt |Ct~)wil« ()))~i iTSlpim) c.- .-u-- . . I U..... --- that Sklppy hud a grand funeral, 2 00 4:30 7:139-40 Chib Pont* IIP Sloroo) Blip MtndroP liuoic City Tomgh) (In Slrm .l C M Donoo (In Sloroo) SYCAMORE. OHIO M befitting his status as the best ioonif _ ]Dooj Mugpolt" Podridg* I Loro Lucy Moidipft M r.' rncw i-!iiga DEAR JUST WONDERINQi JIMMY HOLLYWOOD Fnodl i i n i llt U O m u l 6o»U fir iir Slop » ins;— BYTE— esissr 'ion Cotoy dog In the world. One of Mat TTUillWCtoi; Wii On U I T i i Ba o iif fei~;T|in hwmi' Imorittn iin Si»-oo| ;~J~ After a marriage Is dissolved, 2 104:40 7:30 9 40___ (El 'H r m s r kw**5 I Primp Cul* rfejnp fenny Soyvnor* rt Oorri Xomil7'(R[ S E a t E lodng (ft j TWt Wpphin B b E one calls the ln-laws "my former SHINDLER’S LIST Inclont JmonOTO ICotBt* [toBOto buTiontury Antnn(~Jmwno,i Homo Pro |Soi IsomoPmt brother-in-law, sistcr-ln-law, ______j j s l w ------a ” (5 JO) f* ind Awoy tot ifj), Ortmoi Tom Untompd Hotniii|im Pnm o) Chrtthon jtdor, Hpnoymttn w Vogri to*TTWJ) RSect HI (In Up no lo-nol (d Sin to) TOI1TJ ____ Jorrp*___ Cun (in Sto-to) TOv II u gg |(d*r*0)q mother-in-law," etc. TMC Cruno.tPaI. Ncdp -X«*npn.------(In Slptpo)------PO-ir Q »3 f ttirj. 17-R, Bortort CLIFFORD „ HP PE ja E Oddon saip Wornor* ol Itomon Roe*oil (L^rot'sormcirnsnGKJr In the case of stepchildren, no putt! 2:104:10 7:10 S70 (P0) i ’ -7 m 1 n'.'iT*T»i Iho Union ~ r.il Bound. [Hjiy although It may sound as tunior Cmmc*|!il Iri *r«Mi though one Is deliberately NAKED CUN 331/3 E*P 7*0 MAJOR LEAGUE 2 Ptrppnpto *wrjnw o, Sutponn) JonmloT ■B'fei" NpwtIJ NiiMhinrkiihiia«r 1:00 4:107:20 HQ |P0| tCJfl----- Tfuifet Tfemgofe— expelling him or her from the BLUE CHIPS m 3 ™ * 12.SO f OH ALL MOVIES STAnTINO it Mi hmprACMfenTl'UdUP. liSf oTiR B f l’iJ M) iomothmg 6>out, moOo t t t ( U i< Dnmt) family, they are properly re- BETWEEN 4 TO 6 _/» ,- * v m PM Sanlord Horald. Santord. Florida • Thuraday, April 7, 1994 - OR 4 B - Sanford Herald, 8anford, Florida - Thuraday, April 7, 1994 KIT ’N' C A R I.Y I.Eq by l.urry WrlRhl 217— Garage Sales 2 3 1 - C a r s 61— M oney to Lend 213-Auctlons ___ 71— Help Wanted 7T— Help Wanted 71— Help Wanted 103— Houses 141— Homes lorSale Legal Notices Legal Notices Legal Notices S A N F O R D 1ST C H U R C H OF VOLKSWAOEN SCIROCCO. *4 Unfurnished / Rent AUCTION FOR DONNA RAE Excellent th.pal Runt great I KEEP DRIVING AND STILL OFFICE HELP AVON product! 1.004 Earn lo THENAZARENE NOTICI TOTHI PUBLIC: N O T IC E T O T H I P U B L I C i N t llc * t l S h e riff'! Sale BATEMAN REALTY SUNDAY. APRIL II, IPV4 Look* iharpi Mutl ta* to CLASSIFIED ADS GET THE MONET! DRIVERS P/T. Compultr aiparlanc* «% No door tkwr PT/FT Mug# tala I* banellt* children* N olle* It hereby given m ot tha N olle* It h*r*by glv*n that th* NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN • Preview at 2 00 p m a appreciate Asking S3,750 OBO A ll you need It your 1111* Jack and organliational tklllt r* Sandl 3)1 1143/1 K B 4M 214* Lie. Real Eilat* Broker camp Hot dog and toda Board ol Ad|u*tm#nt of Hi* City Board of Ad|uttm*nl ol th* City that by virtu* o l Itval ce rtain • Auctionat) OOp m a Can tta at Jingh* Road Seminole Orlando - Winter Park Diamond lor appofnlmtnl Ewell Indutlrlat It accepting qulrad AAadlcal record* tip* 7440 Sanlord Ave available 2541 Sanlord Ava of Sanford will hold a regular ol Santord will hold a regular Writ ol Exacutlon lttu*d Out ot Auction Itamt donated by: Runner. 35*1 S Santard Ava. ______740 7474______a p p licatio n lo r R M d r iv e n In nance helpful Mutt type 50 KILL THE AD Pelday A Saturday EilE-liTO mooting on April 71. 1444. In th* m**tlng on April 77. 1444. 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C /M /A O h ly lll.fO O • OLASTRON. lift V hull. 3S1W. Public Record* of Stmlnol* 2nd Sec Marvanla. at recorded Execution wat delivered to mo Rotoo aro por l»»uo, bastd on 3 Knot S E L L A V O N NOW I Production, Warahauia, A Orange Ava. Sanlord Look oil. Good 2nd car *400 337 31(2 rlancad only need apply In |7S/wk Kitchen, phone, HERALD CLASSIFIEDS 1 or 1 bdrm . dbl gar . fenced 2(0 Volvo, flth /tk l. tot* ot County. Florida In P B 5 P O U of th* P u b lic •t Sharlll ot Semlnol* County. I SUNDAY * 3 Unot Minimum ___ C A L L 722 4454 ar 527-4125 for tlgnt Lawn mowart. par ton al SANFORD Attam blv. Call Gtnaral laundry, video garnet oil FI rm c b con%lr ISS.S00 extra* *2000010 *3* SJ*S • '43 H O N D A A C C O R D . 4 dr , 5 B*lng mor* tptclllcally do Record! ol S*mlnol« County, Florid* and I hav* levied upon Partonnal lam 4pm Mon WORK FOR YOU! •dgers. tool*, orchid polt. AFTER SCHOOL COMPANION ELECTRIC, »2)>P*fk Or. *tro*t parkin g 330 44)3 S rental unit%9 Good caih flowt tpd , A/C, Pw.. Am/Fm scrlbad at located IIIORaddlng Florida. all th* right, till* and lnl*r*tt ol day Friday lor mor* Inform* • H O U SE B O A T . Ilya aboard 43' blcylet. houthold mltc For my ton Traniporatlon J/K dn.ow ner bold* SI4S.000 c a t t a il. 51000 32) 441) Place Being mor* specifically d* lh* defendant, Rhonda Combt. EXPERIENCED COOKS lion 44111)3 IN PRIVATE LONOWOOD Nautatln*. twin angina V Friday A Saturday ♦ S required 14 or older pr* 322 2611 *4 00DOE COLT VISTA. 4 dr Planned ut* ol th* property It ten bed at located: 101 Virginia In and to th* follow ing d*tcrlbod NOW ACCEPTING F u ll tlm * A p p ly In parton. ______Never A FaaJ______horn# Steady employed drive, S30K. O f Quam4*SEI*S wagon, p/t. p/b. A/C. Am/Fm to *r*ct a tlngl* family r*tl Av*nu*. property, told property being tarred C a ll 444^0717 after 4 Parry’* Ratluranl. upper MQ/wk. SSQ/dep 434 2M 0 83 1 9993 O U T B O A R D 40hp Johnson w ith 25 FAMILY SALE PRESCHOOL TEACHER 323-5774 stereo C4**#1te. 41K m l., very d«nc* Planned ut* ol th* property It located In Samlnol* County, BSH AGENTS-REAl ESTATE! level, A ltam on te M a ll______NEWLY"RENOVATED private control*, naw walar pump Stona Island Deltona Taka to erect a two car garag* Florida mor* particularly it* Full tlm* lor toddltrt Eap D E B A R Y Lakelrceit 2/2. ten exit S3 oft 14. follow tlgnt good condition *20*5 323 1471 Larry Blair, Chairman Nothing tuccaadt Hk* tu c c a tt entrance, paddle l*n In your S37S Can hear fun 33E 7131 Board of Ad|uitm*nt Larry Blair, Chairman tcrlbad a* follow*: SchodiAng may metud* Herald Advom ar at Bw cotl of an additional day GREEH0USE WORKER nac Call tor Appl 371 4)3) or Iral tl/A . plu* e.tra*t 540 000 • Am 3Pm Saturday 4/* • 7 FORD TEMPO LX. S Ipd . 4 We re wall Into o*e 3rd decade room your own heal control, UNIQUE HOUSE 7 lldrm • I* FT BOW R ID E R IIS H P ADVICE TO THE PUBLIC: If Board of Ad|uttm*nt On* 1412 Toyota. Vln.l Cancel whan you got rtaulit Pay only lor dayt your ad runt al rale earner) Tree tor eip helpful Dr Lie. 37^*41) T H E KID S K O R N E R W Malinowski, 122 M l) Scuba gear, furniture. Nln dr. cold air, black, fully ol training tucctulul agent* refrigerator, microwave and hardwood lloor%. fpl. 7 car Marcury, o/b. low hour*, with ADVICE TO THE PUBLIC. It Ut* tut dotoipbon for Unt*tl return Copy mutt kMow acceptable typo req MF ISCellWOiM lendo. ihrlmp nal*. ate loaded, tunrool *3.100)33 34*1 a p*rton d»cld*t to app*al a 2MA43L0C0003474 b*lng ttored Nollcentar Wallhelpl PRIVATE INVESTIGATOR color tv Oft tlreet parking Qtir Clot* lo downtown 371 OUPLEX SANFORD Good tra ile r M.X)0 122 0)4*______decision mad* w ith r*tp*ct to a p*rcon decide* to appeal a at Butch'l In Santord. Florid* graphical form -Commercial frequency talot at* available WATSON REALTY CORP Mala or tamal# train** Part ond maid tervlce Convenient B M d i j f l 1/ I Vil* v«r\ neighborhood goad condition RIOAL Mad*titan, tr any malt*r contld*r*d at th* daemon mad* with r*tp*ct to and th* und*rtlgn*d at Sheriff HOUSECLEANERS • lets 29 Ytan In The Same Home 233—Aulo Paris REALTORS 321 1IM location The b e tl In town 1/1, appltan(#%. hook upt. *)* 900 C a ll alter S 00 abov* m**tlng or hearing. any matter contidered at th* of Semlnol* County, Florid*, Far TIDY MAID 5 dayt/wk tlm * or lu ll tim e. 345 4247 io” . 4 cyl In/oufboard motor All S kid* are gone and to DEADLINES 37) ( M l garage, carpel Uindi cent 574 t o il / Accessories h*'th* will n**d a verbatim abov* mealing or hearing, w ill *1 11.00 A M . on tho tth day AUTO MECHANIC (MOBIL). w ith pay and banatltt 334 )744 w/drtvo on trallar *5 000 OBO wa’va moved W* are tailing Tuoaoay thru Friday 12 Noon Th# Day Betora PubkeaDon SALES heaf/atr SVX)M4 UOOriMOf h*/th* will need a verbatim ol May A D 1444, ollor lor tal* Certified or w/4 yrt e«p and SANFORD Private entry quiet EXCHANOE OR SELL your »)0 4004 or *4* H o m e * ______yard equip . bike, scan design record of th* proceeding* In Sunday 12 Noon Friday • Monday 5 3 0 P M Friday *7500 51000 par month • RECEIVER HITCH, heavy eluding th* ttttlmony and *»l record ol th* proceeding* In end M il to th* highest bidder. w/detlr# to become certified area, houte privilege* MVwk. property located any where I • 2*’ AQUA SPORT. CC. 302 datk, antique* loot*, pot* A A D J U S T M E N T S A N O C R E D I T S : In t h a . v e n t o f a n o r r o r In a n ______I H A 541-1224______Investor* Realty. 774 1411 duty for Full tiro Dodgo truck. dene*, which r*cord It not cluding th* ttttlmony and *vl FOR CASH IN HAND AND Valid driver litem# and toolt w llh m c dep 324 3444 I/O. everything Ilka naw 12000 pant and much more SAT * 4 od, tho Sanford Harald will bo roaponalbla for tha flrat TELEMARKETER 105— Duplex- 183—Televlilon/ Clot* IV rating With accost provided by th* City of Sanford dene*, which record It not SUBJECT TO ANY AND ALL F/T. tome waakwtdt Call for SALES COUNSELORS FANTASTIC 3 bdrm 3 car 157-Mobile O BO *04 S32 *207 *04 774 *474 304 Evan* Dai# Rd . Lake details: 377 770* I v m t g ll M a ry , p it Country C lub Rd (40 3224430 i S M P (FS 344 0103) provided by th* City ol Santord. EXItTINO LIENS, at th* Front Inaartlon onfy and only to tho axtont of tha coal of that Potltlon open lor an aiparl Triplex / Rent carport. Ilreplac* Hug* loti Homes / Sale R a d io / S te re o '17 OLASSTREAM. IS’ boat, • REESE TRAILER HITCH. PERSONS WITH DIS (FS 7M OIOS) (Wett) Door, at th* if*pt. ol the Inaartion. Pfaaaa chock your ad for accuracy tha flrat day If ancad lalamarkatar Evening Reputable cam atary o ltarlng a OWNERMAYFINANCE trallar. M hp Johnson Never In AVAILABLE POSITIONS 97—Apartments 3 FAMILY SALE ~ Class III. J.OOO/IO.OOO co p e d ABILITIES NEEDING PERSONS WITH DIS Samlnol* County CourthouM In r u n a . hour*. 4PM 7PM, Monday great opportunity lor paopl# CEDAR AVE. 7 Utrm 7 bath Call Diana t l The Cannon O rsup aSTIREO SPEAKERS f by Varlout location* lur CARRIAGE COVE ••II water, axe condition. I0i Country Club Clr.. 5»n ty F lit m ost lu ll t lio p ick up* ASSISTANCE TO PARTICI ABILITIES NEEDINO Sanford. Florida, th* abov* de through Thurtdey A pp ly In datlrlng to gain reward by Furnished / Rent Intldt utility, car port ______)*• 4041 ar I II *714 14" In nice »7iap# 135 tor tti# Racaptlonltli. Sacrttaritt and *3.400 O B O *04 7)4 *3W ford Friday and Saturday ASSISTANCE TO PARTICI ter lb*d property parton Santord Harald. 300 14)0 m o U l and Iasi J it 7444 «at C a ll 223 *402______*40 ...... 32) *414 PATE IN ANY OF THESE Data Entry. Call Central oltarlng needed Mrvlc** Full HANDYMAN SPECIAL Zoned MOBILE HOME PARK PROC E E DI NOS SHOULD PATE IN ANY OF THESE N French Ay*, atk lor Tracy That la id m i * It being mad* Partennal tam 4pm Mon training wllh excellent health R C I Downtown Sanlord 3 TRADE Naw Danon Star** Syt CONTACT THE PERSONNEL PROCEEDINGS SHOULD A rallremant banatltt Full K .4 4 1/2 split. *4 Baysprlng. 235—Trucks/ to M tllty th* t*rmt ot thlt Writ day Friday lor mor* Inform* lid. I ha 1)0 000 0150 23) 14)4 tam A Bot* Speaker* lo r 221-G ood Things OFFICE ADA COORDINATOR CONTACT THE PERSONNEL of Elocution. Urn* petition* with high In central H/A. screen room 217—Garage Sales B u s e s / V a n s » —Eldrly Car* tlon44S 111] NOTICE anything at value I 34*-»H A T 330 S424 41 H O U R S IN OFFICE ADA COORDINATOR Donald F. Etllng*r, Sheriff Legal Notices 107— Mobile to E a t ______Never A Fool______LOCATES Conduct your own com* potanllal. No arparlanca All r«nf*l «nd rr.il r \ t.»tr U 500 • TV Remote *10 C a ll 32) 4540 A D V A N C E O F T H E M B E T IN O . AT )3«-l434 41 HOURS IN Semlnol* County. Florid* ADULT CAR4 nacattary Call K. Landratt Homes / Rent ALLEY GARAGE SALE • CHEVY BEAUVILLI VAN local* March For a ttap by 4dvtrli\«m«nf% #«r« tob|tcf to STRAWBERRIES U Pick Open P u b lllh : A p ril 7 A IT, 1744 A D V A N C E O F T H E M B E T IN O . NOTICE REOAROINO THE horn#. Santord a rt* L o ll of BOOKKEEPER fla p guide M n d tt* 45 to: Im m ediately *1222 42*1 th« Fv - f t r l i . ,‘* rris , ; •B - Sanlord Herald, Sanlord. Florida - Thuraday, April 7. 1094 'tiLONDIE i don r ser it... wow co m b Shedding light on MEDICINE y o u c a l l r m s c w c k b n f d P i e s u t w a is e * winter depression D E A R DM. O O T T : Please ells- thc special lights and Instruct PETER cuss seasonal affective disorder, you In their proper use. GOTT.M.D. a condition I seem to gel each To give you more Information. w inter. I mil sending you a free copy of DEAN MEADEM: In Hie past my lleallh Report "Mental and few years, scientists have docu Emollonal Illness." mented that many lu-althy peo ACROSS Anawar to Pravlou* Puula ple become depressed during the 37 Hawaiian food Hah winter months, when the days 1 African 30 Emparor UWUUU UII LI LI arc short, because of an Im country (var.l ULJUL9UU UUUUUL3 balance of chemicals In the & Dali sound 41 — Molnaa 0 Fait airplane UUUUUU UUUIDUH brain. Tills Imbalance seems lo 42 Forqlvt (abbr.) 44 Florida raca ULlld UUU UIULJU b e caused by Ineffective I? Yala grad* track EJULOWJU exposure lo light 13 Sahapad 48 — Hammar* MLUUULI EJUa UUU No one knows why some molding akjold 14 Word to call u u u l h i h people are prone lo Ibis, but II Is 46 Cauatlc iLiUuJULiu abandon aubalanct UUUUUIJ UULKJUU real •• especially among Inhabi lb Mttha* 40 Ragal tants of northern climates nl or 16 01 dawn 63 Oodga UUU ULJLJ MUldLIU 17 Shad* Ira# 57 — and ULJUULJUU above the Arctic Circle. Howev 18 Contuma to er. you don't have lo live In down* auuu uiiiii Hil iu tally (2 wdt.) 56 Fat* Scandinavia or Canada lo suffer 20 Brldga 60 Dad ujwuuiyu lUldLllLIUU seasonal affective disorder; the tupport 61 Paid nolle** U LI LI IIU LI UI1LOLJU condition lias been found to tie 22 Oavour 62 Rlvar In Spain 1*111'.’.IM IJMIHHH 24 Thaatar aign 63 Sion* by Art Sansom Increasingly common In North (abbr.) 64 Ftmal* daar THE BORN LOSER America and Europe. 26 Smaartd 3 Lo cal 65 Encountar 0 Fired al 20 Draaa 66 Snick and — 4 Publlahad ^ J lT COMPLAINING WILte£FOtt£~ F*jOWET!M£bTOUHN/ETO!>NlRlFIC£ AMD AFTER M L , YOU GOT ON As winter approaches, people protactor 5 Flth aggt 10 Clota with SAD become fidgety and 33 Play on 6 ------aacuraly — XDJK66-LF / — -- ity Bernice Bede Osol ability to Juggle several en developments which have pro YOUR DIRTHDAY deavors simultaneously and do ven tiK i difficult for associates lo A pril 8, 1004 so effectively. 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