FRIDAY August 20, 1999 91st Year, No. 257 (407) 3222611 Sanford, F L 8 0 Cents
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TUmpIkt linos Charter settles to doss The northbound and southbound lanes of questions about Florida's Tumpika will be temporarily dosed for approximately 30 minutes insurance debate between milepost 264 and milepost 266 between 11:00 °y ^ oeaentie______own monthly premium. p.m. and 11:30 p.m. Staff Writer Miles said he felt the commis- Sunday. Aug. 22, due to the • slon was treading into danger- Installation of overhead sig LONGWOOD — Answers to ous water because part-time nage. concerns about the eligibility of employees of Longwood are not During the 30-minute do- Longwood city commissioners eligible for the coverage whether sure. Florida Highway Patrol participating in the dty's Blue Ibey P*y for their own premi- troopers will slow motorists Cross/Blue Shield health care urns or not. in both southbound and plan appear to be no further Lovestrand said the issue was northbound lanes and lead away than the city's personnel little more than a personal policy and Florida statutes. attack. before coming to a complete The issue cropped up for the City administrator John stop. One* crews hava second time in a month at this Drago said two weeks ago that installed the overhead signs week's board meeting, leading foe question of employee status and the roadway is cleared, to testy debate between commis- operates on two levels, the troopers win pul off the sioner Rusty Miles and mayor 'Technically the commission- Tumpika and alow traffic to Paul Lovestrand. er members are not considered continue at posted speeds. Miles expressed concern that city employees and have never Seniors Collsgo at because commissior members been considered employees." ®0W- Brogan visaed Mrtway Elamartary School m part ot he statewide tour of schools. On hand to welcome are not technically city employ- But Drago added that for SCC boglnt Sopt 27 Brogan and eacort Nm Airing Ns via* ware tord-graders Bath Voaa. Antwon Bandar, Mchaal Romero and Ashton ees, they should not be eligible insurance purposes the five Qainea, aa weS as their principal. Sharon Tanner. Below: Brogan ia instructed In the liner points of playing toe vtofcv The Seminole Adult to enroll in the plan. Lovestrand commissioners are added to Learning Institute (SALI) will is the only board member who Longwood's total employee begin its new six-week fail does, paying 100 percent of his See Insurance, Page 2A term on Monday. Sept. 27, A violin lesson for Lt. Gov. Brogan at Seminole Community CoSege. By Ruse While______The mission at Midway is to SALI is an Eiderhoetei - Staff Writer Couple arrested in Network affiliate, designed to provide continuing col SANFORD - Midway Elementary first-grader writing and math skills include fine arts ci lege-level educational Brandon Francis gave a violin lesson to Lt. Gov. themes, strategies and processes to si opportunities at affordable Frank Brogan at noontime Thursday. port the magnet theme. Arts Festivals are h< suicide burglary prices to area seniors, age hoiJth e vi* 1 h " X ^ " I I I — ------throughout the year 50+. SAU activities are held After discoverina of the pair charged with armed ° burglary. in the daytime, Monday old musicia^ grader^** ^ ^ through Friday, and indude body, couplo Police reports indicate that a variety of classes, guest . , . , Bergst and Vachereau had previ- ously lived together and that she speakers, crafts, computer steai guns, tools instruction, social events, and travel opportunities. The People's Law School course will be held SANFORD — Seminole County Tuesdays, Sept. 14-Nov. 2 ,7 Sheriff's department investiga p.m.-9 p.m., for $35. tors have arrested two people The Living Trusts and n ljSS .k .aPPljui 1fd dent in Martin County!* and charged them with armed Estate Planning course will Brogan, the former Education Commissioner for "I’m very fortunate to be able to visit srhnn burglary in connection with an be held Wednesdays, Sept. the state of Florida. like yours as Lt. Gov.," he said. "1 love seeir investigation into the suicide 15-29,6:30 p.m.-9 p.m. at Brogan is visiting schools throughout the boys and girls and meeting their teachers. This death earlier this week of a the Hunt Club Campus or state. He was in the Panhandle on Wednesday, a fun part of my job. Gov. Jeb Bush and I want I Sanford man. Mondays, Oct. 25-Nov. 0, in Palm Beach early Thursday. The Lt. Governor focus on your education. We want you all to t Joseph Vachereau, 66, of 407 6:30 p.m.-9 p.m., at the Main said he liked what he saw at Midway, a fine arts *hc best you can be. We want to keep providin West Crystal, was found dead Campus. The cost is $39. cluster magnet school the last two years. See Midway. Pa«e 2A A course titled How To Monday by Wendy Bergst, one Read & Use Financial Publications will be held Saturday, Sept. 11,9 a.m.- Beatin’ the heat 12 p.m., at the Main Sanford, Puerto Rico Campus, or Tuesday, Sept. create 14, 6:30 p.m.-9:30 p.m. at Oviedo High School. The cost is $19. alliance to promote business For more information, call By Bill Kerns draw us to Sanford," said son for the alliance. SCC Community Education i Manuel Toro, President of the at 320-2121. ; Regularly scheduled domestic Puerto Rican Chamber of service from Sanford's airport SANFORD — Sanford and Commerce. "For one, the will likely begin in late □ Quote Puerto Rican business leaders Orlando-Sanford Airport is in a September or October, said John are preparing for increased prime location." Nadolny, senior vice president “We all wish to be of regional partnerships. Toro said the Puerto Rican of Pan Am. Importance In one way The Sanford/Seminole Chamber is att/acted to the job The first set of flights will County Chamber of Commerce opportunities, lifestyle, and the or another. The child connect the airport with has formed an alliance with the quality of schools in Sanford Chicago, III. and Portsmouth, coughs with might and Puerto Rican Chamber of and Seminole County. However, N.H. A second set of flights, to main, since it has no Commerce, adding 125 new he said planned service between be established at a later date, members. other claim on the the Orlando-Sanford Airport will likely connect Sanford with company." "There are many things that and San Juan. P.R. is a key rea See Alliance, Page 8A Ralph Waldo Emerson ins near completion lab with a simulated lunar surface where students Staff Writer will conduct science experiments. The lab is par CUsalfled . . tially funded through federal funding, while the Comics . . . SANFORD — The renovation of Goldsboro Seminole County school district is providing the Crossword . Elementary School is almost complete. Dear Abby . building where the lab is located. Obituaries . The Sanford school has been overhauled dur "If you look back two years ago, it's reallv a People , . . . ing the two-year, $9.5 million project. The work Police Briefs includes a new media center, cafeteria, and multi Htrald photo by Tommy Vlnctnl Religion . . . purpose room. Several buildings and most of the Sports , . . . Edward Fabres, a cable splicer lor Hinckels and McCoys Horoscope . classrooms have also been either replaced or ren Telecommunications ol Ocoee, splices cable and liber optics lines out ovated. side of Midway Elementary school while his large umbrella keeps the Construction is underway this year on a space sun oft of him. 2A * Seminole Herald, San lord, Florida * Friday. August 20, 1999
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I'll be wearing this on number of participants. commissioners in the case of a said she recalls at least two other Midway was all decked out to broadcast. He received a Road runner shirt from Midway A review of section 2.1 of the county, by the school board, in commissioners in recent memo greet Brogan. A giant-sized Road runners (school mascot) pin, Elementary. You and your school city's personnel policy manual the case of a school district and ry have likewise enrolled in the poster outside the school office a school scrapbook, an informa will be with me." makes the issue a mule point. by the members of the board, or plan; former commissioners Iris read: Midway Welcomes LL Gov. tion folder and a handsome As Tanner and Brogan con Provisions in the policy state department head if an individ Benson and Ron Sergeant. In Frank Brogan - Thumbs Up to a sports shirt with the Magnet cluded the TV show, the principal that members of the city com ual, in the case of any state addition, current commissioner Great Year1. Four students dressed school insignia. asked all the students to give the mission and persons appointed department, board or bureau, Annamarie Vacca has a monthly In tuxedo shirts and ties intro "Tomorrow," Brogan told the Lt. Gov. a thumbs up. to fill vacancies on the and by the governing body by premium deducted from her duced themselves to Brogan and students, "1 will take a tour of the Turning to Tanner, he said, t.ongwood City Commission are resolution or ordinance in the commission pay check for pre escorted him from classroom to Florida Everglades. I'll be In a "Let's do this again. You're better categorized as employees not case of any other governmental paid legal insurance through the classroom. helicopter and on an air boat. I than Katie Couric (NBC morning subject to the general policies unit in the State of Florida." city. Each of the escorts presented won't be wearing a suit and tie show host). This was great." and procedures as regular full Lovestrand said at this week's Thursday, Lovestrand shot time or part-time employees of regular commission meeting the back at his perceived personal the city. insurance has always been avail attack from Miles. B u rg la ry - In addition. Florida statutes able to him and it was- an issue "Maybe commissioner Miles i tfta -H support the eligibility of com that really shouldn't be an Issue. would be better off forgetting ...... *.ti Thursday ,*,when . Bergst power tools from Vachereau's committed no crime by enterirfy missioners to enroll in the city's Commissioner Steve Miller issues that don't cost the taxpay was arrested by Sanford home and garage prior to calling Vachereau's home to check on health care plan at their own said the city passed an ordinance ers money and paying more 911. his well-being. But their] expense. Lovestrand pays his dating back to at least 1990 that attention to issues that do cost police on a drug charge. During questioning she told Sanford investigator Ray actions became a crime wheri< own monthly premium of permitted commission members Longwood taxpayers money. He Sanford police investigators Parker then located Keith who they removed to guns and tools - $.156.27 for the coverage. to enroll in the plan if they voted for the Mud Lake Project that she and her boyfriend, resides with Bergst. After ques from his home. The charges or Section 112.09 of Florida stat choose, at their own expense. that cost the city $169,000 and 45-year old Roger Keith, of tioning him they charged him armed burglary were filed ues indicate: "The election to City clerk Geraldine Zambri it's the biggest boondoggle in the 2519 Palmetto, had stolen two with armed burglary. because guns were taken during exercise such authority shall be said Thursday that Lovestrand's history of Longwood. And it Police said Bergst and Keith the incident. evidenced by resolution, duly enrollment in the city's Blue was done without benefit of a guns and an assortment of recorded in the official minutes. Cross/Blue Shield plan is not an public hearing."
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Police Log Go ahead build it, DUI Arrests female passenger on French Street Longwood — August 19. William Wesley Hackett, He was charged with possession of cocaine with 43, of Meadowlark Court, Longwood, was stopped intent to distribute, possession of cannabis with on Grant Street and Church Avenue by Longwood intent to distribute, introduction of narcotics into a police. He was charged with driving under the correctional facility, and tampering or destroying no one will come influence of alcohol operating a motor vehicle with physical evidence. an open container, and violating a traffic control It's been a dozen years since million religious tourist atlrac* live in Seminole County - away device. Sanford — August 19. Doris Mae Laforce, 36, of evangelist Oral Roberts built his lion In Orange County. The from thrill rides and theme Orange Avenue, Longwood, was stopped by religious theme park in Tulsa, Holy Land Experience will parks. If you've been to one Lake Mary — August 18. David Mark Davis, 47, of Sanford police on Orlando Drive. She was charged Old a. Roberts called it a Walk include a recreation of Jesus' theme park, you've been to South Lake Shore Drive, Shreveport, Louisiana, with possession of less than 20 grams of cannabis, Through the Bible but Tulsans tomb. Biblical characters will be them all. They're crowded. They was stopped on lake Mary Boulevard by Lake and possession/use of drug paraphernalia. had another name for Oral's recreated. cost too much. And Pat Mary police. He was charged with driving under place: Six Flags Over Jesus. Groundbreaking is planned Robertson sure doesn't dig the influence of alcohol. Longwood — August 17. Benjamin Edward They snickered, too, ...... this month, the park them. Tresca, 21, of Gary Boulevard, Longwood, was when Roberts said he opening in autumn Our Hall of Fame Baseball pal Sanford — August 18. Donald Eugene Teasdale, stopped at SR 434 and Rangeline Road by would be “Called 2000. The admission and theme park connoisseur 40, of Lee Road, Winter Park, was stopped by Longwood police. He was charged with posses home by God," if his fee • to maintain staff George Brett said Central Sanford police on 15th Street and French Avenue. sion of less than 20 grams of cannabis, and operat followers didn't ante salaries and the muse Florida lost its best ever theme He was charged with driving under the influence ing a motor vehicle with a suspended driver's up $4.5 million to sup um • won't be much park - Boardwalk Ac Baseball. It of alcohol, speeding, and failure to wear a seal belt. license. port medical mission more than $10. No was a near religious experience aries. "Oral to Heaven word if the conces visiting the park's Hall of Fame Winter Springs — August 19. Christopher G Sanford — August 18. Thomas J. Rouse, 36, of In '87'* bumper stick sions people will offer museum. Ted Williams, Ernie Curry, 21, of Sugar Maple Court, Sanford, was Elliot Street, Sanford, was stopped on West 12th ers were the rage. wine and cheeses of Banks and Brooks Robinson stopped at Brookside Drive and oak Street by and Olive Streets by Sanford police, he was Roberts, however, Nazareth. were there when B dr B opened. Winter Springs police. He was charged with dri charged with possession and use of drug parapher had the last snicker. Central Florida rab Brett used to finish his spring ving under the influence of alcohol in an accident nalia. Preaching and healing Russ bis say they are con training camp day with his involving property damage, reckless driving, and his way from a revival White cerned that the park Kansas City Royals teammates leaving the scene of an accident. Burglary Arrests tent ministry in 1947 to will be used as a form by walking across from the ball Winter Park — August 16. Shawn Michael Tischer, • • • • a worldwide conglom- ■ • • of stealth evangelism. park to the theme park. “I'd get Drug Arrests 21, of Stefanik Road, Winter Park, was stopped by erate into the 1990s, Roberts They fear Jewish tourists will be a couple cold ones and ride the Sanford— August 18. Eric Henderson, 29, of Seminole County deputies on Moyses Road, Winter raised the money and stayed attracted to the word Zion, roller coaster," he said. “I used Calhoun Street, Eatonville, was stopped by Sanford Park. He was charged with burglary to a structure- alive. At 81, he has both feet lured into the park and given a to go over just about every day. police following a parking lot incident with a unarmed, petty theft, and criminal mischief. planted firmly on planet earth. false representation of what It made me feel like a kid Those who have experienced their own ancestors experi again." Noah's Ark in Oral's Park are enced. If Boardwalk & Baseball shaken and stirred on the voy Marvin Rosenthal, the couldn't make it, I'm not so sure Bundy to run for Longwood seat age. There's thunder and light founder of Zion's Hope, choose a Boardwalk dr Holy Land will ning, and everyone quivers Orlando for the group's head either. Don't waste your time By Jo# DeSantto______the result of a petition drive by capital plan. The city needs when the ark suddenly lists. quarters because of its large air building It No one will come. Staff Writer citizens after the commission more adequate planning and Righteous Oral • how great his port, "good, strong churches" Listen to the rabbis, it's bad rejected several and altered lan more pubUc participation ark. and the state's growing Jewish Idea. LONGWOOD — Longwood guage in others. because that project was approved without a public hear Alas, comes news that a non population. Now, he wants to businessman Butch Bundy, a "The more I get involved with m ing and the city of Longwood profit group known as Zion's build a theme park. I Wfcllrt roluan ipptui TamUy nine-year resident of the city, is the city the more interested 1 duougli SatarAay la tfc* Sm Um I* HcralS. become," Bundy said Thursday. got little in return for the money Hope is planning to build a $10 Let's rejoice and be glad, we officially tossing his hat into the it spent." city's District 4 commission race "There are some things that Bundy said he intends to HMlth A PltfWM and will oppose incumbent need improvement in begin campaigning in earnest Sunday In t f » Anna marie Vacca on the Longwood. I think a much Obituaries following the close of November 2 ballot. better job of long range plan Longwood's qualifying period GEORGE BLACK Army Air Force during World Bundy, 47, owns Longwood ning needs to be done and I'd on September 10. He has sched George Black, 78, Lakewood War IL Tile St Marble. He has served like to give something back to Survivors include wife, Mary uled a 'meet the candidate' Park, died Aug. 9, 1999. He was for six years on the city's Code the city." www.lnsideSemmole.com Emma Black, Lakewood Park; night for September 28 from 7-9 bom Sept. 1, 1920 in Chuluota. Enforcement Board and chaired Bundy said his experience in Mr. Black was a Longwood resi daughters, BonijW% Bja^k, V^ro code enforcement left that par pan. at the Ed Myers Essential Seminole County the board the past two years. dent who attended Lyman High Beach; Jeannette Banks, Popano He was also a member of , ticular issue dose to his heart. Community Center. School and served in the U.S. Beadv M&&, NtfHftAiL Stick,’ Veto Longwood's Charter Review "There are dirrent issues like He said he planned to keep Beach; Bernard Black, Lakewood Committee which was disband the Community Center, Public his campaign focused on issues Park; eight grandchildren; two ed in June following its year Safety and code enforcement and not personalities. NURSING HOME ABUSE great-grandchildren. long project to review the city that are important," he said. “I want it to be fair and I charter. The committee recom Bundy said his incumbent don't want it to deteriorate into WILLIAM ORTIZ, JR. i __ - nrncnnro 1 mended 13 amendments to the opponent Vacca's vote for personal attacks or dirty tactics." William Ortiz, Jr, 55, N. Credo • Dbuounc/o governing document which are spending $170,000 on the dty's Bundy is married and has one S t, Longwood, Wednesday Aug. WILKEset being placed on the fall ballot as Mud Lake Project is an example daughter. He attended Wake • BROKEN BONES 18,1999. Bom in Puerto Rico, he of lack of long range planning. Forest University on a football McHUGHIPA • DEATH moved to Central Florida in 1991. "She along with the majority scholarship in 1970-72 before a ATTORNEYS A1 LAW Mr. Ortiz was a employed in LOTTERY vote decided to spend that knee injury cut short his athletic Principal Office iin Tampa maintenance. He was Catholic. money on a project that was not career and moved him into the CALL FREE Mr. Ortiz was a veteran of the Hare are the winning numbers budgeted for and was not in the business arena. TW Mmc 4 l£w « * Mftitai AsmmeAiiketfuli | •elected In the Florida Lottery: fcttnd eAriy sftn imuhmI If&mt ye• ilruJr *U ■ hi rml U 5. Navy. iutam nl 1-800-255-5070 Survivors include wife, Blanca Fantaay 5 (Aug. 19) Ortiz, Longwood; son, William 21-13-12-25-24 Ortiz, Longwood; daughters, Lotto (Aug. 14) Ivonne Ortiz, N.Y.; Darlene 2-17-21-29-32-44 Ortiz, N.Y.; brothers, David ChmiJowiu Cwnatm, ;Jnc. Mega Money (Aug. 17) Ortiz, Winter Haven; Ralph 9-13-15-22 — Megaball 24 Ortiz, Tampa; sisters, Carmen Direct Cremation Colon, Winter Springs; sisters, Migdolia Fernandez, s38500 Casselberry; Irene Perlico, Coral Orange City. FL. Springs; four grandchildren. Longwood Wood lawn Carey : "V 7 1-888-598-8662 24 Hr. Service Hand Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements. ■
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Elbaz Jews celebrate Creation and the observance of Sukkot is in die an opportunity for entry "Purgatory," the pope said teach that people are saved Renewal and the responsibili the participation in the syna Special (o the Herald into heaven. recently, "is not a place but a by grace. If mey are born ties of men to his Creator and gogue services with the four In recent years, there hasn’t condition in which those who again, they will go to In the Book of Leviticus, his world. species: three branches bound been that much talk ...... are in a state of heaven. Naturally, they're Jews are instructed that on The New Year's Eve begins together- a palm (Lutav), about purgatory. purification partici expected to live good the first day of the seventh with sitting at tables, sur myrtle (Hildas)- and a perfect Older Catholics were pate already in the lives, to love their wives and month (1st of Tishrei) a day of rounded by those whom we citron (etrog). These four as scared about pur love of Christ, who children, help the poor and rest will be observed, love, and celebrating the fact species have been compared gatory as they were frees them from their do unto others as they "Proclaimed with the blast of that Jews finished a year to differences in the character of hell itself. The fires Imperfections." would do unto themselves. Few Protestants talk about pur- horns." together, and that we have of people. were just as hot. After sinning in I remember a nun life, upon death, "a gatory. This day has become been given a new year of life. The High Holy Days sea telling a bunch of human being has no The August 19 issue of the known as Rosh Hashanah, The table is decorated with son ends with Simchat Torah- third-graders that the chance to choose Florida Catholic carries a page 12 the New Year and the first of the best dishes and tableware, The Rejoicing of the Law. This poor souls in purga anew," the pope wire service story about the the Ten Days of Repctencc, flowers, candles, and wine, in is the last day of the festival L tory would make it to said. "He cannot pope's August talk about there addition. Round Chalah-Egg of Sukkot and is the annual the period of spiritual self- heaven if we prayed Russ recover in purgatory being a purgatory. This talk examination that culminate in Bread filled with sweet cycle of the reading of the for them. Praying for White what he has lost in was one of a series of audience Yom Kippur. Rabbinic tradi raisins and apples dipped in Torah in the synagogue is the souls in purgatory life." chats on God. He warned that tion states that the Almighty honey are extra on the New completed and the new cycle was as important as ••••••• The Catholic "Before we enter into God’s passes judgement, when Year saying "May God grant Is begun. learning your ABCs. teaching on heaven and hell is Kingdom, every trace of sin every human being and his you a sweet year." As p|art of modem festivi The really good news. Sister that these are the alternatives within us must be eliminated, every imperfection in our soul actions arc judged individual- Upon arriving to the syna ties, the Torah or Scrolls of Charlotte told us, was that the which people can choose: Blessed Virgin occasionally "either to live eternally with must be corrected. This is W gogue, the Cantor and the the Law arc paraded seven would visit those in purgatory. the Lord or to remain far from exactly what takes place In pur High Holy Day Services Rabbi and Cantor leads the times around the synagogue She’d tell the poor souls about his presence." gatory." will be conducted by Rabbi congregation with prayers by the congregation and all what they were missing in Catholic children are taught Catholics, who have many being recited in a special arc called to read from the Moshe Elbaz, Phil Brown and heaven. And she would tell that the reason they were bom opinions about their priests not melody. "Kol Nidrei- All Torah. Children play an assisted by members of the them one day they would be is that they can "know, love being allowed to married or Vows..." Are the opening important part in the festivi congregation. Beginning there, too. and serve the Lord in this women not being allowed into Friday, September 10th at prayer, requesting for permis ties. They join in the proces In recent years, the Catholic world and then be with Him in the priesthood, have some sundown, Jews throughout sion to release the community sion and participate in the Church hasn't stressed purga the next." Years ago, they were thing else to toss around in the world will gather at their of promises and vows made, singing and dancing usually tory as it once did. Pope Paul II taught about mortal and venial their heads: the subject of pur synagogues as they observe and were unable to fulfill. with flags and miniature made a mention of the old sins. A mortal sin on your soul gatory. It's just like old times and usher in Rosh Hashanah- Jewish New Year also is the scrolls. teachings that the duration and when you died, was a ticket to for some of us. the Jewish New Year of 5760. start of Ten Days of Awe Congregation Beth El of Rosh Hashanah- is celebrated which end the culmination of Central Florida, a through intense prayer ser Yom Kippur- Day of Conservative Synagogue vices for two days. These Atonement. located in the long wood area Church Notes holy days are the focus on The Day of Atonement, the and serves Jews from across and baked goods) will be avail three basic concepts: Tefilah- most solemn day in the Central Florida will hold its Ml. Zion to have Haven Fellowship Hall, located on the comer of S.R. 426 (Aloma) able for lunch. sincere prayer and supplica Jewish year, is the culmina High Holy Days Service at Womens Day and Chapman Rd, Oviedo. The proceeds benefit the tion, Tzedakah- supporting tion of the Ten Days of the Scottish Rite Masonic Anniversary Items for sale include furni Luthem Haven Nursing home. Jewish causes and helping the Repetence. "On this day shall Center in Winter Park. Non- The Women Day Commllce ture, appliance*, jewelry, ceram We appreciate your coopera needy, and T'shuva- atonement be made for you, a(filiated members may of the Ml! Zion Missionary ic, clothes, toys, books, and tion and those In the community to cleanse you; from all your attend by calling the syna Repentance. Baptist Church will be hosting many 'surprises!' Picnic lunch who support this semi-yearly sins shall you be clean before gogue at 788-3729. The Shofar- Ram's Horn its annual Women Day (hot dogs/ hamburgers/ drinks event. the Lord." Lev. 16:30. Rosh Hashanah Services will be sounded on the morn Anniversary program on Aug Schedule: ing of the second day of the Yom kippur was first estab 29, at 11 a.m. New ?Year, Sunday lished as the Day of Friday, Sept. 10, at 7:30 p.m. our guest speaker will be the September 12th. The Shofar Repetence for the Jewish peo • Saturday, Sept. 11, at 9 dynamic and inspiring sound reminds the Jewish ple when Moses returned a m. and 7:30 p.m. Evangelist Sandra Haines of the BUYAPOLAHSATV community, that each of us from Mount Sinai, carrying • Sunday, Sept 12 at 9 a.m. Tabernacle Church of God, West and we all can an and must the second pair of stone The Shofar/ Ram Horn will 13th Street in Sanford. AM) GET A Bgm ingion do much better then the past tablets. He had learned that be blown. You are cordially invited to join us at this time as we antici year, not only for ourselves, God forgiven the Children of Yom Kippur Services Pul the trigger on a new Potans Sportsman SOO. 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Shulz relationships in the year ahead could most pleasant manner, you're able to upon your malarial circumstances bring both opportunities and happiness deal with some ol the toughest issues QEMINI (May 21-June 20) Those with into your Me |'M SUPPOSED TO ANSWER HOLU DID I GAVE YOU AN today You'll adopt both a positive and whom you'll be Involved today will be L E O (July 23-Aug. 22) What makes you tenacious attitude as we*, eipweting vic encouraged to respond in kind by the THE QUESTIONS ABOUT I D O ? ‘‘HONORABLE M EN TIO N " a bom leader again today is your ability tory generous and fair way you treat every BROTHERS AND SISTERS^ to manage difficult situations and people CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) Cap body. Mutual benefits wi* come of if. without anyone feeling lhay are being italize on a shift m altitude by others as CANCER (June 21-July 22) Re s A___^ * = - manipulated or ordered about Trying lo they will now be willing to help you in muneration could be in store for you patch up a broken romance? The Astro- ways they would not do so previously for today for the expertise you offered some Graph Matchmaker can help you under you or others one out ol kmdness m the pest This per ( c h stand what lo do to make the relationship AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) Keep all son may reward you with more than you work Mail $2 75 to Matchmaker, c/o this negotiations as simple as possible today would have charged newspaper. P.O. Bos 1758. Murray Hill and don t let a group or committee inter OIMbyNEA.Inc Station. Hew York. NY 10158 vene You greatest asset will be in deal VIRGO (Aug. 21-Bept. 22) Entertain ing effectively with others on a one on-on people to whom you lee! socially oMget- ed or those with whom you want to da- PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) Because ol TUMBLEWEEDS by T.K. Ryan cuss a serious matter in a convivial sur some measures you lake loday and the Astro-graph is a syndicated rounding Your 'place is the perfect set way you go about them, two people m column written by Bernice Bede OH. WIMBLEI THE LATEST ISSUE ting positions to have an affect on your status Osol for Newspaper Enterprise OF GOOD PITKEEPING MAG IS HEREI UBRA (Sepl. 23-Oct. 23) You might gel will view you in a most favorable light Association. the first inkling today that something both : dJLUPE CLX? ARIES (March 21-April 19) This could North os jo » seven because he was playing in a club * 1 0 6 7 The archer with a prize of 1500 for the first pair to *854 bid and make a grand slam. • 7 4 * A K 5 4 2 THE BORN LOSER by Art Santom with the apple Initially, declarer thought he needed the diamond finesse to work. Then he West East By Phillip Alder saw another string: a 4-4 club break. tfc •** * 6 5 2 r iOf*£ weMREK. So. South played a trump to dummy's * g j i o 7 6 * 9 3 2 VJ£'K£ HKVIH'! seven, ruffed a low club with the spade • K 10 8 2 • J 9 3 Yesterday, I mentioned (hat doctors jack, crossed back lo dummy with a A J 9 6 3 * Q 10 8 7 recommend eating an apple a day. And trump to the eight, ruffed a second low South Cecil Beaton was firmly of the opinion club high, and drew the last trump by *AKQJ943 that Katharine Hepburn followed that leading his nine to dummy's 10. Now V A K advice. Well, there was a crossbow ex came the ace king of clubs, on which • Ages pert who had an apple at the heart of South discarded his two low diamonds. * —. his story: William Tell. Another well- Ax the clubs were 4-4, the diamond known saying is that archers like lo queen disappeared on the established Vulnerable: North-South have two strings to their bows. Not be club five, allowing South to claim both Dealer: South ing a toxophilite. I do not know if that his contract and the jackpot. If clubs is true, but it definitely applies to South West North East had been 5-3 (or worse!, though, de 2 * Pass 3 * Pass bridge players For example, how clarer would have fallen back on the 3 * Pass 4 * Pass BEETLE BAILEY by Mort Walker would you play in seven spades here? diamond finesse. Altogether, his odds 4 NT Pass 5 • Pass West leads a heart to your ace. of success were an acceptable 68 36 5 NT Pass 6 • Pass South didn’t know what would hap percent. 7 * Pass Pass Pass pen to his diamond queen if North had the ace-king of clubs, rather than the Opening lead: v Q club ace and diamond king Yet he bid CimbyNEAlnc ASK DR. GOTT Lower capacity common in aging organs DEAR DR. GOTT: My 73-year old der. get the pneumonia vaccine, ARLO AND JANIS by Jimmy Johnson mother was told by her doctor that receive annual flu shots, and — above she has decreased lung capacity lhat all - avoid tobacco smoke. This last DR. GOTT is ‘‘borderline.” She has not smoked prohibition will require that her visi for 25 years. What can she do to make tors not smoke in her home sure her condition doesn't worsen? To give you related information, I DEAR READER: Decreased lung am sending you a copy of my Health capacity usually signifies a degree of Keport “Living With Chronic Lung emphysema. While this common lung Disease.” Other readers who would disorder is much more prevalent in like a copy should send 12 plus a lung, smokers, it will also affect non smok self addressed, stamped envelope to ers as they age. The disease causes P.O. Box 2017, Murray Hill Station. stiffening of the lungs, which reduces New York. New York 10156 Be sure to important: Would yuur husband, us the flow of oxygen and carbon dioxide mention the title. a trial, be willing to assume the jnb u! between the blood and inhaled air. DEAR DR GOTT: I have fingernails washing dishes? leading to exercise intolerance and that grow just so far. then break. The shortness of breath nail tips actually peel Am I lacking a Some people with brittle nails have If your mother has emphysema at vitamin? I'm 72 and in good health been seduced by ads touting the 73, I'm not surprised. Neither is she, 1 DEAR READER: Fingernails advantages of nail hardeners I have suspect, because many of the body's become more brittle with age. This not been impressed with the results ol organs exhibit “decreased capacity," tendency is worsened by cold, dry applying such material or lacquer to and I'll bet that she is well aware of weather and repeated hand immer- the nails, but — if you wish this is these age related changes. Given the siun in cleaning solutions. another option that you might investi gate fact that her lung problems are “bor You may be able to reduce nail derline,” she will probably not suffer cracking and peeling by keeping your While it's true, as you suggest, lhat ill effects for many years. Rut I under nails cut shorter. In many people, this vitamin or protein deficiency can alter stand your eagerness to prevent fur simple solution solves the problem. the growth of healthy fingernails, this ther damage. To that end, she must Other folks have discovered that eat is rarely a problem in developed coun avoid air pollution (stay out of urban ing two or three portions of gelatin a tries where diets are generally nutri areas and watch for ozone health day will strengthen the nails. Perhaps tiously balanced. If the strategies 1 alerts in the medial, obtain prumpt the combination of these inexpensive mentioned fail to improve your nails, treatment fur any respiratory disor approaches might benefit you Most see your doctor Semmole Herald, Sanford. Florida - Friday. August 30, 1999 • 7A People What’s being done to Being bored is no excuse for bad behavior at school DEAR ABBY: I just finished DEAR ABBY: I'm being married fix the Y2K problem? reading the letter from aA Teacher in September, and my mother-in Who Caree About the Future.” I law-to-be wants to wear a white Some fderal agencies have • 3 day supply of water per was saddened when I read your It \Klt\K \ III (.III s comment that ‘extremely bright beaded gown to our wedding. I am been working on the problem person totally against it and explained my Y2K since 1989. Nearly all the children may act out because they • 3 day supply of non-per are bored.” view to ner. She still insists on Federal governments' comput ishable foods Our socisty has reached a sad wearing white. I told her it was not state when it excuses unacceptable proper etiquette, but she says she ers will be ready for year 2000 • Food and water for pets has never heard that before. Can (92% were ready in March, • Hand operated can opener behavior on the premiae that it’s Consumer OK because of the so-called ‘bril you help me convince her? 1999) as well as most state • 1/2 - full tank of gas in liance” of the ofTending child. If a BLUSHING BRIDE government computers. Focus your automobile child is truly brilliant, he or she can IN LAS VEGAS learn to set limits, learn construc However, some local govern • Some extra cash prised how these students — and DEAR BLUSHING: Clip this ment and small businesses will tive things to do with his or har their parents — react to discipline. • Supply of prescription time, and continue to excel at his or column and tell your fiance’s not be. About 6-8 states are \ They do not approve of it mother that she’s hearing it medicine her own rate without disturbing Yea, It la nard to say “no* to a moving too slowly and will other children. now. According to tha “Amy CoiTTSTionilrnl • Baby supplies (if applica child you love dearly. But not Vanderbilt Complete Booh of not be ready according to John ble) My children range in age from 16 saying “no” creates a monster who to 26. All have been considered Etiquette, Entirely Rewritten Koskimen, chair of the that include a month and year. Keep copies of the last few ands up damaging him or herself and Updated" by Nancy Tucker- ‘extremely bright” by their teach and others. man and Nancy Dunnsui: “The President's Council on Year Even those products that don't months of financial transac ers. One tested brighter than any ANOTHER EDUCATOR WHO bride’s mother with the bride 2000 conversion. have calenders, like VCR's and tions (bank and investment child ever tested by our school psy CARES ABOUT THE FUTURE chologist during academically tal decides what ahe will wear at Wall Street has nm tests sim camcorders are not likely to statements, bills, redpts, and her daughter's wedding and ented testing in our school district. DEAR EDUCATOR: Failure ulating the end of December have problems unless they other records) to check any Wes she ever bored? Yes, often. Did then tells the groom’s mother ao to taach children limits and ahe can coordinate her drees. 1999 and passed the test. were purchased before 1987. discrepancies or unusual ■he ever long for more challenge*? appropriate behavior la a form I’m sure she did. Did she ever, ever Neither mother ehoutd wear However, some links to market Check with the manufacturer if charges. This is the time to get or neglect that can handicap black or white." (Italics are once act out in school? Never! thalr educational and social data suppliers are still being you have questions about a and keep your financial Instead of acting out when she mine.) devalopment. Furthermore, I hope your fiance’s mother checked out. Foregin markets specific product. records in good order. If you was little, she took extra books and children cannot be expected to projects to do In her spare time. A will save her white beaded are more of a worry, since Otis Elevators, one of the need help in organizing and know what thalr parents drees for another occasion — or many other countries are still largest manufacturers says that wise principal once told me to put haven’t taught them, and they throwing away unnecessary her in dance and music classes — you won’t ha the only person lagging behing far behind in elevators will not experience mirror the attitudes of the blushing at your wedding. papers, check with your local and anything else in which she adulta after whom they model dealing with Y2K. any problems as we go into Cooperative Extension Service seemed interested. He said she themselves. The child of par Good ad vie* far t r t rroa* — Iran* to The Air Traffic Control 2000, because they are not date for bulletins pertaining to needed to excel in many areas, or ents who feel that rules do not M tltn — I* la “Da Anger In AD e t U t ■he could become bored in a few. I and Haw to Deal With IL" To orrtrr, Mod System has also run tests done dependant in any way. these topics. to them will, predictably, a h e t t f tttod. tatfeddnatad tpvrtopr, ■Iso volunteered regularly in her be disruptive in the classroom in a dress rehcrsal for 2000, However, elevators tied into plat chart or ■oaajr ordar for M.tS If you are still worried you class rooms to give the teacher time and disrespectful of the rights IH IS In Canada) t o t Daar Abby, Aafwr and they too, passed the larger building control systems can do the following: to spend with other children on both of others — hardly a recipe for Booklet. P.O. Boa 447, Mount Morrla, 1IL test smoothly, efficiently and could be affected if the systems ends of the academic spectrum. SI004-0447, (IW a r a lo Indudod.) • Call the President's Abby, limits need to be set and safely. are not Y2K compliant. Council Y2K Information Line children need to be held to them. I Many businesses, especially General Motors reports that at 1-888-USA-4-Y2K. am eternally grateful to the teach UNIVERSAL STUDIOS large companies are working most of the computers in its • If you are concerned about ers who challenged each of my chil dren to be the best that they could hard to make sure their sys cars and trucks don't have any the readiness of a specific be. It has paid off handsomely. tems are ready for the new date related functions and so product that you7 use at home, Parents: Stop blaming the This Labor Pay Weekend millennium. However, many pose no Y2K problems. It is contact the manufacturer. schools and look in the mirror! HAPPY MOM IN LAS VEGAS smaller firms are lagging thought that the same findings • If you want to find out The Nights Win Be Filled With Stars! behind and will be forced to apply to CM vehicles, howev about your town's readiness, DEAR HAPPY MOM: While I rely heaveily on contengency er, other automakers have been contact your local government agree with much of your think plans and crisis management slow to share information officials. ing, the statement that ex tremely bright children may act to avoid serious business dis about the Y2K compliance of • If you have a computer, out because they ere bored was ruptions. their vehicles. If you wonder you can access the govern made to me by en early child Because the world has never about your car, contact the ment’s site on this topic at: hood learning specialist whom I experienced anything like the automaker directly and ask. trust http: / / www.y2k.gov It la eeaentlai that physical year 2000 computer problem, What should you be doing • The federal Trade problems be ruled out as a no one can be certain whether now to prepare for the year Cummision has 3 publications cause of misbehavior. Mature •fnijaui twin n i m r a company leaving much of its 2000 transition? for consumers on Y2K: 1 on children have the ability to Stay informed about the entertain themselves and to i adjustments until 1999, is run consumer electronic products, their time constructively. Chil Great Live Music from today's HOTTEST Country Artists! ning major risks. Recent gov progress being made to ensure one on home office equipment dren with learning disabilities ernment and industry reports readiness for the transition. • and 1 on personal finances. or ADHD may not. However, Saturday, Sept. 4 an* that major disruptions are Ask your local government, You can contact them online at this doee not relieve parenta from the responsibility of teach- unlikely, at least in the United bank, utility company and www.ftc.gov. or by calling 202- Ing their children respect for States. other businesses you rely on if FTC-HELP. authority and what (a — and is Will the Y2K problem affect they are going to be ready. Be Be aware of Y2K scams like not — appropriate behavior. Read on: home appliances, elevators, or prepared for temporary dis "special bond bank accounts" cars? ruptions in services. This that are being seen across the DEAR ABBY: I applaud the Appliances such as coffee applies to Y2K as well as hurri USA! advice from both you and the makers, microwaves, clock canes, tornadoes, mechanical "Teacher Who Caree.” I have been a schoolteacher and a principal. Chil radios, and heating and cool failua*s. human error and so Barbara Hugh** It lh* Saminol* Coutny EiMmlon Horn* Econo-mitt. Inqulrlat dren need to be taught respect for Chalet Tennlson ing equipment will not be on. Supplies to keep on hand may b* dirocltd to h*r *t lh* CooportUv* adults and authority. They need to i affected by this problem for any emergency are: Eiltntlon S*tvlc*. 350 W. County Horn* accept the word “no.“ You would be because they use clocks as • Batteries for flashlights H o»d. Sanford, FI. 32773 or phone 373- shocked at how often studenta (even Trisha Yearwood 2500 E H 5555 those in the primary levels) make opposed to calender functions and radios disrespectful and rude remarks to teachers. You would alao be sur- Si Sunday, Sept. 5 C a l e n d a r 7 ^ Writers’ group Tuesday and Friday starting at 1:30 or joining the dub may call Russ v Shuffleboard p.m. The courts are located behind Kitner, president, 322-7751, for • The Hound Table Writers’ Group The Sanford Tourist and the Sanlord Senior Center. Those information. ;moets every Saturday at 10 a m. in Shuffleboard Club practices every interested in playing, learning to play W ; the cafe at Borders bookstore, 860 ,W. State Hoad 436 (southeast cor oner of 436 and 434), Altamonte FRIDAY PRIME TIME i Springs. 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There is no cost. o S g u k ra t S t o a o I X (M S W ia o I X Q jrn d a tt Ce.-ttt -Baankmn* (In Stoto) X S h o w Anyone is welcome to attend the Haw k A D C W it Je o p a rd y t W h a a lo l M sm a B a a S a u m a - B o , tta a u 2 W 2 u X S a n k I 1 I3 S ) o N n r t ■ For tuna X Im p , ova U .J .o r u u t Wftch W orld M g h W n a X meetings, and to participate by Ju d g e LL U i f r o t h Fn a n d a (In Satnlald(to Dying Yeung ee*a(W Ji.(>ama) Ju U Roberu, jN e w i li t r e (te Change ol F r ia n d t |ln CD Lane P rin t* S t t f t c l X S la r t o I X Cempbel Scott Stereo) X Heart S la r a o lX I I i bringing examples of their own cre a Stg Com fy IN e w e h o u f Wsus Jim B u tm a tk rw s ih m g lo n M S I Y o u O n ly L m O n e , (R ) |ki Ba Longwood officials participate tirt's web site for reference by distribute USDA food commodi schools or departments. In addi ties on Monday, Agu. 23 and tion, a Readiness Disclosure Wednesday, Ag. 25 from 10 am. to in League of Cities meeting Statement has been posted to the 6 p.m. at 407 West Fourth Street in site. Sanford. relating to her dual role as the city clerk and the required replacement or upgrad- A summary status of Y2K Eligibility is based on total Staff Writer city's supervisor of elections. Commissioner ing because of Y2K issues have activities is in development and household income not In excess Annamarie Vacca was selected as the Longwood been replaced or upgraded, and will be added to the district web of the state established maxi IONGWOOD — Longwood city administrator commission's commissioner representative. are operational, according to site at a future date, Kosmac said. mum percentage of the poverty John Drago, city clerk Geraldine Zambri, and com Drago said during a series of Mayor's and City George Kosmac, chief informa- line for the appropriate house missioner Annamarie Vacca are in Orlando today Manager’s meetings and workshops, city repre- tion officer for the Seminole hold size. to take*part in the three-day annual meeting of the Food distribution sentatives from around the state meet in a number County School Board, Items to be distributed include Florida League of Cities. of workshop sessions that deal with finance. The hardware and software . next week apple sauce, canned chicken, The Longwood contingent will represent the growth and development, and infrastructure. databases, containing vendor Seminole Volunteer com cereal, canned com, maca dtj s concerns and legislative agenda among rep "Some of the workshops are very useful because product certification status, have Enterprises, Inc. and the roni, peanut butter, tomatoes, resentatives from municipalities in Florida's 67 they allow city representatives to develop plat- been posted to the school dis Department of Agriculture will and beans. counties. arm s and present ideas to representatives of the Drago terms the annual gathering an excellent state legislature. ^ ACI f f l W f U M W I opportunity for city representatives to form a col We need legislative support from Tallahassee I a lective voice about state revenue streams and leg because a good portion of many municipal bud- S islative issues municipalities deem important. gets are dictated by the trickle down we receive K "One of the key issues cities will be looking at from state revenue sharing monies." I a this year," said Drago, is to develop a better for Drago said the annual gathering also allows 9 ^ k mula for state revenue sharing and to present a municipalities from around the state to draft city * _ _ unified voice to members of the Florida House and concerns that present a united front to state repre- Si £ Senate about our issues at the municipal level.'' sentatives. ^ ” ( B K S f l S The conference runs from Wednesday afternoon Cities across the state receive significant revenue B S g until Saturday morning. in the form of gasoline taxes and other taxes asso- S — _ _ Zambri's focus of attendance will be to remain ciated with tin? tourism industry and licensing 9 9 w r \ c / « updated on local election laws and other issues IS YOUR LAWN STARTING TO YELLOW? FERTILIZE IT Alliance ------GARDENERS THE BEST CHOICE Continued from Pogo 1A 1S*4-8 Atlanta, Portsmouth, and San SLOW RELEASE Covers 8000 sq. ft. Juan, Nadolny said. produce The perfect "This is a wonderful oppor product tor aS pUnSna. tunity for this chamber to com WU Not Bum municate and broaden our rela tions?" said Helen Stairs, President of the Sanford/ Seminole County Chamber of Commerce. The alliance was announced Thursday at a breakfast during the Board of Directors meeting of Sanford's chamber. The Puerto Rican chamber will have a position on the Board of Directors of the Sanford/Seminole County Chamber. "These kinds of alliances are essential to keep our communi ty moving forward into the next millennium," said Ron Rose, executive director of the Goldsboro Continued from Pago LA Anynuy company Luiupuiiy that mui is Interestedinicrcsica in selling our news Assistance Program grant that paper in their stores, please call our circulation man includes $612,750 to develop THE CITY OF LAKE MARY, ager. Ed Kramarclk at 322-2611 the projects. SANTORO *BEA The simulator designs are FLORIDA BOOKS A MILLION 200 SEMINOLE CENTER based on the NASA Space LAKE MARY AREA AMOCO 4800 W. SR . 48 7-ELEVEN 700 LAKE MARY BLVD. Camp program at Kennedy NOTICE OF ZONING CODE STARVIN MARVIN 4730 W. SR. 46 WINN DIXIE 4195 LAKE MARY BLVD. Space Center, as well as similar AMENDMENT PUBLIX 5240 W. HWY. 46 TEXACO 490 LAKE MARY BLVD. facilities at other schools HANDY WAY 5690 W. HWY. 46 BP 750 LAKE MARY BLVD. nationwide. 7-ELEVEN 100 N. FRENCH AVE. 7-ELEVEN 110 E. LAKE MARY BLVD. LIL CHAMP 1920 S. FRENCH AVE. Students will perform scien The City of Lake Mary City Commission proposes to adopt AMOCO 4410 W. LAKE MARY BLVD. WALGREENS 2501 S. FRENCH AVE. tific and space travel related the following ordinance; PUBLIX 651 W. LAKE MARY BLVD. WINN DIXIE 1514 S . FRENCH AVE. HANDY WAY 991 E. LAKE MARY BLVD. experiments in environments TEXACO 217 S. PARK AVE. that resemble a space station Amending the Lake Mary Code of Ordinances to Include CUMBERLAND FARMS 17-92 8 LAKE MARY BLVD PARK AVE. MART 1291 S. PARK AVE. ALBERTSONS 3765 LAKE EMMA RD. and lunar surface. The results definitions for cemetery, crematorium, funeral home and SUPER DIS. BEV. & FOOD 2473 S. PARK AVE. DISCOUNT FOOO 1903 COUNTRY CLUB will be communicated to a mausoleum, and amending Chapters 154.55, 154.63, SHELL SERVICE 2500 PARK AVE. GOODINGS 120 INTERNATIONAL PKWY. ground based mission control 154.64 and 154.66 to Include cemeteries, crematoriums, SANFORD FOOO MART 3300 SANFORD AVE MOONS SUBS 204 S. SANFORD AVE. facility, also manned by stu funeral homes and mausoleums as a conditional use. LONGWOOD AREA dents. PARK & SHOP 329 S. SANFORD AVE. CIRCLE K 1823 LONGWOOO-LK. MARY ROAD CUMBERLAND FARMS 3100 S. SANFORD AVE The activities in the simula 7-ELEVEN 1930 STATE RD. 434 A public hearing on the ordinance will be held August 26, CIRCLE K 2613 S. SANFORD AVE. tors will be designed to comple TEXACO 1001 STATE RD. 434 1999 at Lake Mary City Hall, 100 North Country Club Road, COSTAL MART 2623 ORLANDO DR. WINN DIXIE 951 W. STATE RD. 434 ment what students learn in the MOBIL OIL 4803 ORLANDO DR. Lake Mary,' Florida at 7:00 P.M., or as soon thereafter as 7-ELEVEN 3350 HWY. 17-92 classroom. PUBLIX 3609 ORLANDO DR. possible. HESS OIL CO. 3271 HWY. 17-92 The Goldsboro Elementary 7-ELEVEN 4103 ORLANDO DR. ALBERTSONS 200 S. HWY. 17-92 school facility will be housed in WINN DIXIE 3618 S. ORLANDO OR. CIRCLE K 1450 S. HWY. 17-92 a 3,000 square foot building A copy of the ordinance is available for inspection in the E-ZONE DISCOUNT 2707 S. ORLANDO DR 7-ELEVEN 3350 N. HWY. 17-92 AMOCO 2501 AIRPORT BLVD. that is divided into three sec Community Development Office. Lake Mary City Hall, 100 KWIK KORNER 467 W. CHURCH AVE North Country Club Road, Lake Mary, Florida, Monday QUICK STOP 1201 AIRPORT BLVD. CIRCLE K 499 GRANT ST. tions, school district officials SUNRISE FOOD 2691 S. AIRPORT BLVD. through Friday, from 8:00 AM . until 5.00 P.M.. or you may AMOCO 101 MOBILE AVE. & STATE RD 434 said. LIL CHAMP 690 W. AIRPORT BLVD. D.N. DISCOUNT BEVERAGE 203 W. STATE RD 434 In other action, the School call 324-3049 for information concerning this ordinance. CHEVRON 17-92 & AIRPORT BLVO. ALBERTSONS 2381 W. STATE RD. 434 Board on Tuesday will consider E-Z DISCOUNT BEV. 2927 HWY. 17-92 7-ELEVEN 4342 GRANT LONGWOOD approving an amendment to Interested parties may appear and be heard regarding the EZ-46 DISCOUNT BEV. 4101 STATE RD. 46 the 1994 Educational Plant proposed ordinance or written comments may be filed with CIRCLE K 1064 S. HWY 17-92 CASSELBERRY AREA FOR YOUR CONVEN. CELERY & MELONVILLE Survey declaring the Velma the City Clerk at 100 North Country Club Road. Lake Mary. PUBLIX 3385 S. HWY. 17-92 LIL CHAMP 1119 E. 25TH ST. Mitchel annex site and six Florida. HANDY WAY 301 E. 25TH ST. OVIEDO AREA buildings at the former District 7-ELEVEN 2700 W. 25TH ST. TEXACO 1045 E. BROADWAY central office complex on NOTE: PERSONS ARE ADVISED THAT A* TAPED REC FINA EXPRESS 1301 W. 25TH ST. WINN DIXIE STATE RD. 415 Mellonville Avenue as unsatis ORD OF THIS MEETING IS MADE BY THE CITY FOR ITS IDEIS FOOD MARKET 1506 W. 13TH ST. WAREHOUSE LIQUORS 950 N. CENTRAL factory and inadequate. CONVENIENCE. THIS RECORD MAY NOT CONSTITUTE 7-ELEVEN 48 & UPSALA - TEXACO 427 GENEVA RD. NATES STORE 1800 UPSALA RD. On January 12, the Board AN ADEQUATE RECORD FOR THE PURPOSES OF AP HANDY WAY 1481 ORANGE BLVD. OSTEEN AREA approved the purchase of a PEAL FROM A DECISION MADE BY THE CITY. ANY PER new support facility site to pro TEXACO 4001 BEDFORD RD. WINN DIXIE DOYLE RD. & COURTLAND SON WISHING TO ENSURE THAT AN ADEQUATE REC HANDY WAY 4140 E. STATE RD. 46 vide adequate administrative HANDY WAY 320 STATE RD. 415 ORD OF THE PROCEEDINGS IS MAINTAINED FOR AP LIL CHAMP 7499 N. COUNTY RD. 427 space for the services currently PELLATE PURPOSES IS ADVISED TO MAKE THE NEC CIRCLE K 28 W. HWY. 46 GENEVA AREA housed at the Velma Mitchell ESSARY ARRANGEMENTS AT HIS OR HER OWN EX HANDY WAY 135 W. STATE RD. 46 Annex and the Mellonville cen PENSE. GENEVA GEN. STORE 155 W. STATE RD 46 tral office. BP FOOD STORE 140 E. STATE RD. 46 ' "These sites are inadequate GENEVA FOOD 210 AVENUE C Persons with disabilities needing assistance to participate in fur office and warehouse use any of these proceedings should contact the City’s A D A Co DEBARY AREA because of age, indoor air quali ordinator at least 48 hours in advance of the meeting at CUMBERLAND FARMS 17-92 ty and deterioration," Kramer (407) 324-3024. GROCERY BOX 17-92 & DIRKSEN said. CUMBERLAND FARMS 17-92 & HIGHBANKS District officials expect to relocate the facilities into the City of Lake Mary, Florida Winn Dixie Shopping Center at Carol A. Foster 25th Street in Sanford in City Clerk November. The cost of the relo DATED: July 20,1999 “Still the best for all cation is estimated at $45 mil PUBLISH: August 20,1999 lion. of your local news!” Est. 1908 ttC .y BASEBALL MEETING FIVE POINTS - Seminole tickets now PONY (Protect Our Nations Youth) Baseball will hold Its annual meeting on Sun day. August 29th at 0 p.m. Jt the Seminole PONY Baseball Complex on High way 419, east of 17-92. New board members and announce o filc tn will be elected and the public Is Invited to at tend. For more Information, call 3 2 3 -5 5 7 0 . MIDDLE SCHOOL LA CROSSE LEAGUE schedule WINTER PARK - There will be a lacrosse league ofTcred this fall for Middle School athletes. ORLANDO • A meeting with All Central Florida Middle the NBA World Chatpptort San School students Interested Antonio Sp u ta and two- game In playing lacrosse (no ex seta against Miami, Detroit and perience necessary) should Houston highlight ' Orlando s call O uck Scales at: phone preseason schedule which wai _ (407) 8 0 2 -8 5 0 2 : FAX released. Tuesday afternoon.1 * 862-6432; or E-Mall " Orlando, which' will -Open JCSH626502tfAOL.COM. (mining cpmp on October 5(h; plays the first of-eight p^eae*-’ SANFORD ADULT son contests at Detroit on Octo FLAG FOOTBALL ber 12th. t ‘ • SANFORD - The City of Orlando -concludes exhibition, Sanford Recreation and play on October 28th by hdat- - I*arks Department Is now Ing the Detroit - Platons -arid forming on Adult Flag Foot opens Its ,1099-2000 regular ball League to begin play In season schedule at the Char November. lotte Hornets bn November'-2nd. Gam es will be played on Season tickets ore available Saturday's at the open field by railing (4971 80-MAO1C.- Single ganie.preseaon tickets across from Sanford Middle will go .o n sale 111- mid- School an 17-92. The league will follow all September at .the Orlando Amur Florida Rrcrratlon and Box Office or by telephone- Parks Association (FRPA) through Ticket kfaater (407) Flag Football Rules and 839-3900- Single game Uckrtn Regulations. for regular sedsbn qdntests. wlll For additional Information go on sale In'late September. • please contact Jin Schaefer RDV Sports, named for. at (407) 330-5697. chairman Rich DeVoa. Is the parent company of the Orlando BOYS LACROSSE Magic of the National Basket-, Point guard Darrell Armstrong (left) and power forward Derek the Detroit Pistons on October 12th. The Magic recently announced ball Association. Orlando Solar COACHING CLINIC Strong (right) wi be two of the mainstays when the Orlando Magic an eight-game preseason schedule that features home games with ALTAMONTE SPR1NOS - A *Jjqys lacrosse coaching open the 1999-2000 preseason schedule with a road game against the Miami Heat, Houston Rockets. Dallas Mavericks and the Pistons. l clinic will be conducted at EpM P t fhastllniininurY Mliihrii^n f>-1oniom*"_l Mn Altamonte Springs. ) * - ! n Seminole Cottnty. all e* seven high schools have Patriots, both girls and boys varsity lacrosse, and four of the seven have Junior varsity ‘Hounds programs. This clinic is of fered to teachers who may be Interested In coaching lacrosse, but have little or top cross no prior lacrosse coaching experience. The clinic Is free and will country held on Saturday. August 21st from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Written reference materi als will be provided, and state polls the clinic will Include hands-on coaching In By Dean 8mlth struction. ns well as cover SPORTS EDITOR ing sports safety guide lines. sportsmanship stan LAKE MARY - The Lake B ran dards. and rules of the tley girls and Lyman boys top game. the 1999 State Class 4A Cross Many of the high school Country Pre-Season Honor Roll. coaches from the 15 are The Patriots, the defending high schools In Central Class QA State Champions Florida that participate In (there are only four classes this lacrosse will provide In year for the first time since struction during the clinic. 1992), are paced by senior Contact Dave Shrum. Stephanie Cornell, who Is Lake Brantley High School ranked No. 2 In the pre-season Boys Lacrosse Coach, poll behind Bloomlngdale Jun more Information or If you ior Amber Littleton. Junior Be are Interest**! In attending linda Bargmann. who Is ranked the clinic at 356-2684 No. 5 on the pre-season honor (days) or 521-8910 roll, and Megan McMillan, who (evenings). Is listed as a possible runner who will break Into the top 10 • SANFORD BABE RUTH this year. ' FALL BASEBALL Lake Brantley Is ranked No. 1 I SANFORD Sanford Rec- ahead of Boca Raton-Spanish ! reatlon Department Babe This type of action (above) will be here for you know it as the 1999 River. Nlcevlllc. Lauderdale ; Ruth Baseball will now ofTer Class 4A Cross Country Pre-Season Honor Roll has just been re Lakes-Boyd Anderson and Dr. ; a fall baseball league to any leased. Phillips. Of local Interest. Winter • players between the ages of Senior Stephanie Cornell (left) is ranked No. 2 in the stale in the ! 10-to-12 years old. Springs, led by No. 10 ranked girls individual poll and will lead No. 1 ranked Lake Brantley, the de- ; Registration is already Amy Giles. Is ranked No. 9 as a ; taking place and those In feding Class 6 A Stale Cham pions into battle this year. team, while Oviedo Is ranked at ' terested can sign up ut the The 1999 season kicks off with the annual running of The Lake 19th. The boys season could be 1 Downtown Recreation Ccn- Mary Summertime Cross Country Run, which is scheduled for Sat one of the best and most com i ter. located on the flret floor urday, August 28th on the Lake Mary Cross Country Course ; of Sanford City Hall. petitive In years as mast of the ; The player placement day (between Lake Mary High School and Greenwood Lakes Middle top teams In the state last year > Is set for Saturday. August School). return n big portion of their ! 21st at 9 a.m. at Ft. Mellon There will be eight age groups running (al with both male and fe runners. ! Park's Roy Holler Junior male divisions). Lynuui goes to No. 1 because ; Field. It returns five of Its top seven Age groups offered are: 9-and-Under; 10-10- 12; 13-10-15; 16-to- runners and has a very good Interested players or par 18; 19-to-29; 30-IO-39; 40-to-49; and 50-and-Over. > ents. us well us any Junior varsity program. ! coaches or volunteers tn- Runners aged 12-and-under will run aone-mile course while al Tlie Greyhounds have three terestrd In helping, should other age groups will run on the regular three-mile course. potential Top 20 finishers and no glaring weaknesses. contact the Athletic Division Al first places receive medals with the lop five in the 12-and- Delray Bearh-Atlantlc goes of the Sanford Recreation Under age groups and the 19-and-Over age groups receiving rib Department at 330-5697. second because of two words _ bons. The top 10 in each 13-to-15 and 16-to-18 races will get med the twins _ No. 2 John Jeffcr” als with places 11-lhrough-25 receiving ribbons. son and No. 3 Sean Jefferson. The lop two learns (consisting of five to seven runners) in the 13- Coach Mike McPherson also FOOTBALL IS HERE!!! has a veiy good support group. SANFORD - Sanford to-15 races and the 16-to-18 races receive champion and runner- up trophies. Nlcrvllle fits Into the top five Youth Football Association u No. 3 with a good group of (S.Y.F.A.1 is looking for The day s action, on August 28th, will begin with late registration returners and a great Junior Scntlnolr High School at 7.30 a.m. Racing will start at 8 a.m. and the day will end with an varsity to bark them up. zoned boys and girls be Awards Ceremony scheduled to begin al 11 a.m. Miami-Columbus gets the nod tween the ages of 7 and 15 at No. -I with star Robbie In to register fo< the Sanford Cost to enter is S3 in advance (before Wednesday, August 25th) and $5 the day of the race. fante (No. 5) moving closer and Scmlnoles Tot- Wurner closer to the top runners. C o Please ace Briefs, Page 2B To receive an entry form, or to get more information call coach Mi lumbus’ No.s 2-lhrough-4 are chael Gibson at 333-2370. Please ace Running. Page 2B I Swnlnoia Herald. Santord, Honda ■ Friday. August 20.1009 Running----- Briefs each level of college ball and other pertinent Continued from Page IB Football and Cheerleading topics. 18 races receive champion and dale Lakes-Boyd Anderson. the beat of the rest. The showcases are open to freshman runner-up trophies. teams. Winter Pork rounds out the GIRLS On beautiful Autumn Saturdays, play and through graduated senior players. The day's action, on August The top players tn regional showcase will Top 5 with a good group of TEAMS cheer against the Lake Mary Rams. Oviedo Li 28th. will begin with late regis be Invited to attend a national showcase at juniors led by All-State con 1. Lake Brantley; 2. Boca ons. Deltona Wolves. Orlando Dr. Phillips U- tration at 7:30 a.m. Racing will Raton-Spanlsh River. 3. The Walt Disney Wide World of Sports com tender Eric Montljo (No. 8). start at 8 a.m. and the day will ons and many more. Nlccvllle: 4. Lauderdale Lakes- S.Y.F-A. practices have stalled at the com plex on October 2-3. Vero Beach at No. 6 has all end with an Awards Ceremony Boyd Anderson; 5. Dr. Phillips; munity field on Highway 17-92 at 16th Street Local players should plan on attending the but one of Its guys returning scheduled to begin at 11 a.m. regional showcase In Orlando on August 28- after an Impresstvc showing In 6. Pembroke Ptnes-Flanagan; (across from Sanford Middle School). Cost to enter Is $3 In advance 7. Boone: 8. Tampa-Gaither: 9. 2 9 . last year's state meet averaging (before Wednesday. August Come and sign up between 5:30 p.m. and Winter Springs; 10. Valrlco- 7:30 p.m. and Join the fun. For more Information, contact Frank Domer • 1 6 :1 8 . 25th) and $5 the day of the at (2S1) 469-6721 or E-Mail at FDOR- Lauderdale Lakes-Boys An Bloomlngdalc: 11. Sarasota- Hurry, our teams are filling up fast. Details: race. Rlvervtew: 12. Tallahassee- NEROHOTMA1L.COM. derson stays In the lop 10 as To receive an entry form, or to Call Carl Tipton 330-9016. defending champ even though Leon; 13. St. Augustlne-Nease; get more Information, call coach 14. Mlaml-Southrldge; 15. they lose three of their scoring Michael Gibson at 333-2370. PONY BASEBALL five and «6 and *7 arc out of Winter Park: 16. Ft. Walton FIVE POINTS - Seminole PONY Baseball fall CASSELBERRY YOUTH SOCCER the top 100. Dave Bowden al 1999 STATE CLAS8 Beach; 17. Vero Beach; 18. sign-ups for ages 5 -to -I4 will hetd be from CASSELBERRY - The City of Casaelbenv ways seems to find athletes and Parkland-Douglas; 19. Oviedo; 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. on Saturday, August 28th tf Parks and Recreation Department will be of peak at the right time! 4A CROSS COUNTRY 20, Coral Springs. Complex at Five Points on CR 419 (East off fering a 10-week Youth Soccer League begin PRE-SEASON POLL INDIVIDUALS 17-92 toward Winter Springs and Oviedo). ning on Saturday, September 11th. The new kids on the block 1. Amber Littleton. Junior. For details call (407) 323-5570. Games will be played on Saturday’s and all from Barbara Goieman are for BOYS Valrlco-Bloomtngdale. games and practices will be at Secret Lake real. Running down south TEAMS 2. Stephanie Comall. senior. AAU BASEBALL Park. against a vast array of Individu 1. Lyman: 2. Delray Beach- Lake Brantley. ORLANDO • AAU Baseball will conduct In The league la for both boys and girls and als and teams gives them more AtlanUc; 3. Ntecvtlle: 4. Mlaml- 3. Catherine Coates, senior. dividual showcase events across the country there will be two age divisions. 7-to-9 and experience come November Columbus; 5. Winter Park: 6. Boca Raton-Spanlsh River. this summer with the purpose of aiding young 10-to -12. than most _ and a sub 16:30 Vero Beach: 7. Lauderdale 4 . Melissa Perlman, senior, players In their quest to play college or pro Fees are 650 for Casselberry residents and average at state makes then a Lake*-Boyd Anderson: 8. Bar Boca Raton-Spanlsh River. baseball. •60 for non-residents. Deadline to register In top 10 team. bara Goieman: 9 . Lake Howell: B. Belinda Bargmann, Junior, A staff of qualified college coaches and pro August !3th. Lake Howell and mysterious 10. Coral Park. Lake Brantley. scouts will conduct Add testing and games Registrations will be taken at the City of Coral Park return most pieces Honorable Mention _ St. 6. Katie Devaux, Junior, Ft. and each p6utictpant will receive an evalua Casselberry Parka and Recreation Building of the remaining teams. Augustlne-Nease: Tallahassee- Walton Beach. tion of their playing abilities. This Information (behind City Hall), Monday through Friday Leon: Boca Raton-Spanlsh 7. Lindsay Hankins, junior, will be put tn a catalog and sent to area col from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. (262-7720. extension River Mlaml-Jackson. Dr. Phillips. lege and pro organizations. 1305) or at the Secret Lake Park Teen Center. THE LAKE MART INDIVIDUALS 8. Carling Cookerty. Junior. Parent* and players can also attend a Monday through Friday from 5:30 p.m. to 8 SUMMERTIME CROSS 1. Molsc Joseph. Miami- SarasoLa-Rtvenrtew. seminar that will explain how to enhance p.m. (696-5169). COUNTRY RUN Central. 9. Lynn Steger, Junior. Stuart- chances of being seen fay college and pro Coaches are also needed so If you are In 2. John Jefferson, Delray Martin County. scouts, aa well as academic requirements at terested or have questions call 696-5189. LAKE MARY - The (list event Beach-Atlantic. ^ K L A m y ados. Ju n io r, W inter on the schedule for running 3. Sean Jefferson. Delray enthusiasts L» The Lake Mary Beach-Atlantic. Summertime Cross Country 4. Mien Bosm rnler. Miami Wask. Edgewater. Patricia Run scheduled for Saturday. U gal Hottest Legal Nottc— Springs. Jenkins. Colonial; Andrea Mor Legal Notices Ltqil Notices August 28th on the Lake Mary 5. Robbie Infante. Mlaml- row. St. Augustlne-Nease; An Cross Country Course (between Columbus. drea Austin, Lauderdale Lakes- Lake Mary High School and 6. Sean Nolan. Tampa Bay Boyd Anderson: Casey Aberth. Greenwood Lakes Middle Tech. Nlcevllle: Megan McMillan, School). 7. Tes Wube. Dr. Phillips. Lake Brantley; Elizabeth Tatan- There will be eight age 8. Eric Montljo. Winter Park. gelo. Tampa-Oalther. Devon groups running (all with both 9. Phillip Laird, Nlccvllle. Reed. Boca Raton-Spanlsh male and female divisions). 10. Anthony Rivera, Lauder- River. Age groups olTered are: 9 - and-Under, 10-to-12; 13-to-15: 16-to-lS: 19-to-29: 30-to-39: ISLANO ADMINISTRATIVE 40-to-49: and 50-and-Ovcr. MANAGEMENT. A W . M a g ic------aa Truaaaol EXCHEQUER Runners aged 12-and-under TRUST. SIM will run a one-mile course Continued from Page IB October 15th. Miami Heat at while all other age groups will ALIAS NOHCS Bears of the International Orlando Arena. 7:30 p.m. OF ACTION run on the regular three-mile Hockey League, Orlando Mira October 17th. Houston Rock TO ISLANO ADMINISTRATIVE co u rse. MANAGEMENT. A W . SS TroatoS cle of the Women's National ets at Orlando Arena, 7:30 p.m. Ol EXCHEQUER TRUST; ALL All first places receive medals Basketball Association, the RDV October 19th, at San Antonio UNKNOWN SUCCESSOR Sportsplex, Magic FanAttlc re TRUSTEES OF EXCHEQUER with the top five In the 12-and- Spurs. 8:30 p.m. TRUST, ALL UMLNOWN BENE Ft- Under age groups and the 19- tail outlets and Magic Carpet October 21st, at Houston CURIES OF EXCHEQUER TRUST. and-Over age groups receiving Aviation. Rockets. 8:30 p.m. « save, and v daa Orlando’s 1999-2000 Pre ribbons. The top 10 In each October 25th. Dallas Maver and af otosf paraaa 13-to-15 and 16-to-18 races season Schedule follows: icks at Orlando Arena. 7:30 torougW tndar or i will get medals with places 11- 1990-2000 Orlando Magic p.m. — ------*s —» »—« — - through-as-tceelvlng ribbons. rm cftiuu ocucuuic October 26th. at Miami Heat,- eawatL vuawaa. or any oVar par- The top two teams (consisting (AD Times Eastern] 7 :3 0 p.m. October 28th, Detroit Pistons or agonal any cwporaeon or oVar of five to seven runners) in the October 12th, at Detroit Pis wgei anwy vat« an inknmm bara- 13-to-15 races and the 16-to- tons. 7:30 p.m. at Orlando Arena. 7:30 p.m. Ol EXCHEOUER TRUST, PUOLJC AUCTION EXCHEQUER MANAGEMENT PUBLIC AUCTON TO BC HELD TRUST COMPANY, a tom orgamia- AT 1200 NOON. ON THE 3IST ton a us trig undar toe law* ol DAY O f AUGUST. 1999. AT THE Wtoehngton. D C . ALL UNKNOWN FRONT DOOR OF ATHENS TOW- NATURAL PERSONS V Siva, and i MO CORP. LOCATED AT 2499 or • TABLOIDS OLD LAKE MARY ROAD. SUITE 1134. FOR THE PURPOSES OF DISPOSING OF THE FOLLOWING oVai paraaa dttmmg by nrougfi or • BOOKS VEHICLES; FOR FUTHEfl INFOR tor DOM unAnown neSrW pot MATION CALL 407-3212946 VS. to; and THE SEVERAL ANO 19S3 Ford P kta« Btoa M COLASU4U. RESPECTIVE UNKNOWN • NEWSPAPERS VMS 1FTBH10A4FUA131M 1996 Otdtmobia 4 door Hue ASSIGNS. SUCCESSORS IN INTEREST. TRUSTEES. OR ANY VM V 1O3FMS2K4T4S04SIS PliAatv August 20.1199 OTHER PERSONS CLAIMING BY DCF-1SI THROUGH. UNOER. OR AOAMST □n Specialty ANY CORPORATION OR OTHER SANFORD AMFORT LEGAL ENTITY NAMES AS A Grade Paper AUTHORTTY DC FC NO ANT. and AU •N0T1C* OF PUBLIC HEARMO* CLAIMANTS. PERSONS OR PAR NoSca la harafcy gtoan toal a J o n TIES. NATURAL OR CORPORATE. & Newsprint Wort Session bataean Va Sanford OR WHOSE EXACT LEGAL STA Cay Comma eon and Va Sanford TUS IS UNKNOWN, CLAIMING Airport Audio ny a a Da M d on UNOER ANY OF THE ABOVE August 23. 1999. M 300 p m . to Va NAMED OR DESCRIBED DEFEN CVy Commaaran Room. Ctty Hal. DANTS OR PARTIES OR CLAIM Call 300 North French Avarua. Sanford. WO TO HAVE ANY RIGHT, TITLE Florida. OR INTEREST IN THE PROPERTY A Pubic Hearing to consider Va HEREAFTER DC SCWBCD Frank Voltoline Santard AVport Budget lot FY 2000 YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an acton ■•be laid at 7.00p m . n V a Cay to quiet one to reel properly la* bean Commwilort Room, Cry Hal. 300 Nad on Va totowmg daecnbad prop 322-2611 Norm Part Avenue. Santoro. Florida erty n Seminole CouVy. Ftonda A t pantos in Maraat and catena Begn 670 leal Weal of NE Comer ol For Quotes H a l taws an opportunty to ba hewd IW 1/4 ol Section 36. Township 19 M laid hearing. SouVl Rangt 29 Eatl run South ADVICE TO THE PUBLIC: It a pat- 657 Nat toence Eaal IQ leal ta Va ton daodva to appeal any daemon SW corner ol NE 1/4 of NE 1/4 of meat sen reaped to any metier con- SWd Section 36 toence Souffl 677 NOTICE OF udarad al toe abova meeting or Mel to a port 25 Mel South d NE Seminole A W NUTWATIOM hearing, ha or ala may naad a ver comer d NW 1/4 ol SC 1/4 ol NW 1/4 The idm evmaon or Ww a w * ol ol awd Secton 36. nn toence Weal ptdbp LatrunAty. dacaatad, F*a batim record ot Va procssonga. nctodng t a Waamony and evidence 10 Met toenca North 1334 Mel to Nuntotr M 447-CP. la pandtog In Herald witch record M not previdsd by Va aw d Sylvan Lata Drive, awd toe Croat Court tot Samtoota Cay ot Sardord Va Santord Airpcri pova bang on Va Norto Na ol tail County. Ftotda, Predate DMaton, Of Autwrty (PS2M0106) Section 36. and 50 Mai Waal d Via addtaat ol aticft a 301 N Pan beginning, run toence Eaal SO Mel to Avarua. Foervi Floor. Sardord. F I Victor D Wlaa, A A E . COMMERCIAL PRINTING Esscubve Director Beginning (Lata va Norto 33 Mel tor 32771. The named and adaeeeee of Pubton August 20.1999 road) Via paraonal lepteaantaeie and toa DEF-150 ______ANO partonal raprttanuirva I attorney MO TICS OF ■ a aal torto baton. p u b l ic HCARIHO NO H C t O F Tha Weal 600 Mel ol va South 412 Mai d toe SW 1/4 d toa NE 1/4 d ALL INTERESTED PERSONS ARE TO CONSIDER A PUBLIC HEARma NW 1/4 d Section 36. Towhthp NOTIFIED THAT. COHOITKMAl USE TO CONSIDER A A l persona ipon «nom tua noace Note* a hsrMry pvtn n il * PuMc CONDITIONAL USE 19 Sour. Range 29 Eaal ANO to served atoo have otyucoona Vat Haanng ws ta M d by to* Planning Nodes a hereby gnan vat a Pubtc ctatange tot vafcJty ot tot atL Va A Zonng Commotion n N C*y Hawing *• ba held by va Panning Tha North 1/2 ol Via SE 1/4 ol Va quatfcaoona ot toe petaoral ttpre- Commuon ClwnCwt. C*F Hal t Zonng Commnuon at toe Cay iw 1/4 ol Section 36. Township 19 Please Watch For Manatees Souto, Range 29 Eaal tentapve, venue, or paacSclion ol Santoro. Ftonda. at 7 00 pm on Consist non CharrCera. Cry Hal, •garni y o u . and tool YOU wa n a Cowl are required a rue fa v Tlunday. SaptomOat 2 .1 »9 loccuv Sanford. Ftonda. al 7 00 p m . on obtactont mm n e Court WITHIN udar ■ raquait tor a ConSaonaMiaa Thursday. Saptamber 2.199910 eon- raquaad to sane a copy ol you tert THE LATER O f THREE MONTHS in a O C I. Oanaral Commarctal udtr a requeal tor a Conditional Use ian daMnaaa. V any. to son PWraVi AFTER T>* DATE Of THE FIRST Zonma 0*unct to a G C -2. General Commercial •homey. CLAYTON D. SIMMONS. For more information on manatees, the PUBLICATION Of THIS NOTICE LEGAL DESCRIPTION S 10’ oT w Zoning Dninct. ESQUIRE. STENSTROM. OR THIRTY DAYS AFTER THE B4 S' of lot TO . A* Lor 21. LEGAL DESCRIPTION Lots 69 to MCINTOSH. COLBERT. WHICHAJJ Adopt-A-Manatee, program, or for a free DATE OF SERVICE O f A COPY O f Edgtwood, a* taconM m ta Puttie 94 (LESS no FVW) Frank L 4 SIMMONS. PA PO Boa 4646. THIS NOTICE ON THEM. Racord* ot Samnoto Couity, Ftonda Woodrults Subd. s t recorded m V a SwitoTO. FL 32772-4646. (407) 323- manatee protection tips packet, contact A t tredaora at too decadent and m PM Booa J. Paga 61 Pubtc Records ol Samnoto County. 2171. on or tatora toa 29to day alar other persona laving cleans or Tha proparty bamg m t ganaraSy Ftonda n Plat Book 3. Paga 44 toe N il pubicaeon and to Me toe demands agamtl aecedanfi tone daaotoad a* 24S4 Santoro Ava Tha property bang mors gararaay onpnai wito v a Cterl ol toe Court on ahom a copy ol f i t nonce a Conditional Uta Raquaslad described as 2624 Santotd Ave wtoer before service on PtadSITa Save the Manatee,Club tened wrttwi Wee monte Mar toe Uoucyda Rapa* * Salat o< Pant Conditional Uta Raquaaled attorney or mmedutoly toerultar. data ol va Aral pubteatun ot Wa and accattonat. Automollve Dealer Sates Operation otoere ike. a Detain wd Ba entered 1-800-432-JOIN (5646) noace muat Me v a v cama *ifo Via At pamat at mtaiau and exuana A t parties to aaaraal and entrant •gem! you tor toe lelwl demanded Court WITHIN THE LATER Of trial nava an opportunay to ba naard that nave an opportunity to ba heard at toe Compfwnt to Quel Tide to Real 500 N. Maitland Avsnus THREE MONTHS AFTER THE at tad hatting at said taw ing Property. Maitland. FL 32751 DATE Of THE FIRST PUBLICA By oTOat ol toa Planting 4 Zonng By order ol Va Panning 6 Zoning WITNESS my hand and teal on tow TION Of THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY Commaann ol me Cay or Santotd. Commation of Va Cay o* Santoro. 19to day ol August. 1999 www.aavathamanataa.org DAYS AFTER THE DATE Of SER F lot da. tnt tern day ot AugutL Ftotda. Via 16VI day of AugutL MARYANNE MORSE VICE Of A COPY Of THIS NOTICE .1999 1999 Ctorit ol Va C rojf Com ON THEM. Jamat R Vtlarino. Chaaman James R Vatormo. Chatman BY: Jara E Jaaewc Af over credaort ot Va decedent Planting 4 Zonng Comma ton Planning 4 Zonng Comma snn Deputy Ctord and persona raving claims agent) ADVICE TO THE PUBLIC H a par- ADVICE TO THE PUBLIC: It a per- NOTIFICATION You can help: ta decedtnTt etuta muti Ua Vaa ton daedal to appeal a daemon ton deciles to appaW a daemon In accordance wito THE AMERI claims arttn out Court WITHIN mada mtruaapacl to any manat con- mada «ith reapacl to any traitor eon- CANS WITH DiSASILlTlES ACT. t • Stay In deep water channels. Avoid • Wear polarized sunglasses. THREE MONTHS AFTER THE sdarad at Via above meeting or atoorad al V a above meeting dr you wa a person with a ikaabiMy DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICA heating, hartna may nead a verbatim hearing, hw the may need a vtrbaom who needs any accommodation in running your motor over seagrass beds. • Don’t discard trash Into the water. TION OF THIS NOTICE record ol the ptocaadmgt metodwg record ol V a proceedmgs ro u tin g ordw to paracpala n tow proceed ALL CLAIMS. DEMANDS AND Iba totunony and avdtnca. anch toe testimony and tndanca. when mg. you ara encaed. at no coal to • Look for the manatee’s snout, back, tail, • Look, but don’t touch. Please don't feed OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED WILL racotd a not provided by Via Cay ol record m not provided by too Cay ol you to Va provision of certain r u n or flipper in the water. manatees or give them water. BE FOREVER BARRED Santotd I I iP P P P IV P P P r r Call 322-2611 Seminole Herald Classified Dept. S sm fols Herald, Sanford, Florid* • Friday, August 20.1009 - * • To Place Your Ad KIT *N’ CARLYLE S Admtloe your yard sale la the I l l — Srm hm te MrraW for only 1.31/per Use. 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