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LAKE MARY • Lakr Mary city STAFF w h iter commissioners Thursday op- ALTAMONTE SPRINGS - The ’vrd unanimously thrrc of Altamonte Springs Fire D e­ r agenda Item*, with Com- partment on Thursday Issued Cmteoioner Thom Greene dia­ a warning prompted by com­ llin g on a vole to amend the plain Is from cttlaena receiving future land uae of commercial phone calls requesting dona­ property aouth of Anderson Lane. tions to Their local fire de­ partment.’ The telemarketing In a related vote, rommls- atom may also be targeting aloneni approved the change other local cities and counties, In wrung designation from A g­ •w ording to (Ire department ricultural- 1 to Commercial-1. spokesman Alan S. Hams. a designation for professional / Kants said his department office sites. received two complaints on In an amended ’developer's Wedncoday and that ’ they agreement.’ Wlndovrr will not started pouring In* an Thurs­ proa oat Stephen Sondheim's be allowed to use the property day. regarding a telemarketing musical ’ Into the Woods* at to house an adult congregate erom now taking place, where 901 Sand Lake Road. Alta­ living facility, nor food-and- callers request money to be monte Springs on April 8. 0. tleverage outlets like restau­ sent to a specific location m and 10 at 7:30 p.m. Tickets rants or nightclubs. donation to a local fire de­ are 85 pre-sale. 86 at the The developer will have to door. 84 for card-carrying partment. preserve existing trees and thespians. and 84 for groups *We want to make sure peo­ vegetation In all buffer and of 20 or more. For more In­ ple don't send money to this setback areas and keep a formation. call (407| 320­ organization.* H am s said. *We watchful eye on new land­ 3429. scaping so that It. within three years, rovers about HO percent of the building faring lake­ C s s trs l Hoard meets Mon­ side. per an ’ oparlly* clause. day at 7:30 p.m. at 232 Grrene questioned the en­ SPD waits for new top cop Hush Uoulevard to hold a forceability of the capacity public hearing on a tem­ clause, which cannot be guar­ Resources Director Joseph peramental determination anteed heeatise of the *ise of on a male canine owned by STAFF WHTTEH Dm aro h M Friday Host apptt- live vegetation Severe rants will have until mid April Anthony Mujlc of Longwood. SANFORD • The police community station manned by sort through the applicants for drought, heavy rains and even to contact *ne city. the SPO and tbs Seminole Other business includes chiefs office awaits the arrival the police chiefs job. DeNaro freezes could affect the out­ Meanwhile, the members of election of a chairman and of the city's next top cop. County Sheriffs Office. Soon, aoid Friday that hr wants to come of the landscaping effort. the law enforcement agency go there will be similar partner­ vice chairman. For more In­ Former Chief Joe Dillard's hove a comm itter meeting In a When Greene questioned the about their duties. -We re op­ ships in other parts of the city. formation. call the shelter at desk Is empty. He's rem oved city attorney. Donna McIntosh, timistic - very positive.'* said Presley said that the SPO 1407) 323-2500. his personal belongings. Acting The committee Includes on whether the city would be Sgt. Darrell Presley of the has begun to report directly to Chief Ray Bronson works a few Seminole County Sheriff Don able to enforce the clause, she SPD. *Kvrryonr trusts we ll get City Manager Tony VanDer- Ores— si Lakes Middle fret away from a smaller of­ Esltngrr. Altamonte Springs answered. ’ Probably not.’ a good leader. It's very quiet worp as the result of a March School 7lh-grade-studmts fice. Police Chief Bill Liquor). San­ The developer got a rare Internally. We're doUut our referendum passed by the In Melissa Crny's class arc Bronson Is among 75 who ford Mayor Larry Dale. shot In the arm from a cittern. Jobs.’* city’s eligible voters. VanDer- participating In a Junior have applied for the chiefs VanDerworp. Dmaro. and Debbie Robinson, who said Community policing la the Achievement program de­ worp Is the go-to man for the residents. Linda Kuhn and Job. City of Sanford Human top priority - a special empha- signed by Merrill Lynch dr city's police and fire chiefs. James Purdy. Co. to acquaint youngsters with the stock markrt. Vol­ unteer Scott Cox Is tracking the students the 'booms and Residents not satisfied busts’ o f the stock markrt In terms the youngsters can understand. with apartments Cox selects companies that era replaced a hot water Merrill Lynch already follows heater tn apartment 210. and and chooses names the stu­ STAFF WHITE H repaired the diy-wsll to the dents will Immediately rec­ celling tn WUUams' apartment. ognize like NIKE and Coca- HumboJugh said he first heard SANFORD - Residents tn a Cola. as well am some less about the need for the repairs Sanford apartment complex known names like Ama­ at around midnight on Mon­ are complaining about ter­ zon.com and Oriando-bascd day. Darden Restaurants. After mites. exposed wiring and other problems. "This is a 15-hour turn­ compiling a list of eight around. and they’re still com­ Tknya Williams, who lives in companies., the students are plaining.* Bumbalugh said. apartment 110 of the Ridge­ broken up into groups and Williams and Paslcy sold wood Villas Apartments near given 8100.000 In play they tried to call Humbalugh Seminole High School. money to Invest. about the ceding Saturday and that a portion of her roof col­ Cox said that the group Sunday, but could not reach lapsed Tuesday. She said her which made the most profit him. apartment has exposed elec­ last year split their Paslcy sold her young trical wiring, weak walls, and SI00.000 ’ pretty evenly daughter complains at night a problem with roaches and among the eight stocks.’ An­ about ’termites running up term ites. other group put 880.000 her nose,* that her apartment "All these apartments need Into one company with poor has a roach problem, weak to be rewired.’ Williams said. performance and lost. walls, exposed wiring, and Things need to be fixed. It's This program runs through an emergency.’ weak floors. She said the but­ April 22. To leam more or tons on her fuse box are loose, Carolyn Paslcy. who lives In participate In Junior apartment 115, said she was and that her Ore extinguisher Achievement programs, call has expired. An accident occurred Friday morning nsar ths intsr- Ida Highway Patrol. Sanford Pofca Departmsnt. In Williams' apartment when (407) 898-2121. Ridgewood Villas has 00 •action of th# Stata Road 427 and Stata Road 417. Saminols County Sheriffs deputies, and Santord Firs the portion of the roof fell, hit­ rental units, and 45 ore cur- Sevarai people received medical attention. The Ftor- Department responded on the scene. ting her on the head. □ Q U O T E On Tuesday afternoon, work- Flssss sss Apart— eta. Fogs 8A

“Three may keep a secret if two of Family affair comes to Sanford them are dead." SANFORD • The Seminole County Health Department, nole. Better Living for Seniors. County Cooperative Extension and the Seminole County Seminole County Health De­ Service Family and community Hoard of County Commission­ partment. Community Health: Education Volunteers are ers. Healthy Start Program; Kid- hosting their 6th Annual Fam­ The following agencies will Care Program ; Women. In­ □ IND EX ily Affair at Rea World In be showcasing their services at fants. and Children (W.I.C.): REMINDER Sanford on April 17 between Flea World: The Seminole and Community Assistance. Daylight Savings Time be­ 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. County Sheriff's omce. The There will be freeT-shlrts. C l a s s i f i e d ...... I gins Sunday at 2 a.m. The Family Affair is a special Grove Counseling Center, Hoys fingerprinting. cholesterol C o m i c s ...... event designed to reach low- Town. The Center for Afford­ check. HIV Testing: blood Don’t forget to set your C ro s s w o rd .... income families of Seminole able Housing. Seminole pressure checks, agency In­ docks ahead. D e a r A b b y .... County that showcases free County Education Support formation, circus. puppet S c h o o ls ...... community services and af­ Center Pre-K Early Interven­ shows. Health ft Fitness fordable programs available to tion. Department of Labor Free transportation to and H o ro sc o p e .... those In need. Jobs and Benefits. Children's from A Family Affair Is being Obituaries .... Additional sponsors of A Home Society. Seminole provided through Lynx. O p in io n ...... Family Affair arc the Extension Community College Adult For further Information P eo p le ...... ‘.2 Family and Community Edu­ Education. Adult Migrant Pro­ pleuse contact Nancy Lodge S p o rts ...... ] cation Volunteers. Flea World gram and One Stop Center: Television .... and Fun World. Seminole and Healthy Families Semi­ at (407) 665-5559. U • Semi not# Herald, Sanford. Florida * Sunday, April 4 1999

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Seminole Herald 407) 322-2611 Swrincb HaroM, Switad. Florida ♦ Sunday. April 4.1999 M {CAPTAIN’S Police Log M e e t in g LICENS purchase after Commissioner Oaiy Braider's concerns that the Wlndover developer about Y2K compliance, capa­ gave her more than all the de­ bility and size were addressed. The M M n i reports were complied from the velopers at the Sun, Rinehart He asked. "Are we maximising and Primers development cor­ Seminole County Sheriff's Office tor Incidents our computer potential?* reported through A pril 2. ridors combined. In other action, commission- Commissioners also con­ era unanimously approved an ducted a public hearing on the 3 5 0 expenditure t f abnoat First Reading of two ordi­ 8150.000 for technology up­ nances slated for special elec­ rTHTC grades. An AS/400 system tion on May 25. A Charter include* from Mainline Information Amendment to Increase the M jitt wit and IV IO B s all the April I. 1:31 a.m.. Country Cove Court. John W. Systems for $39,072.55 and a commissioners* terms of office Taylor. DOB 9/24/58. was arrested by Oviedo Police officer*. specialised police department from two to three years and charged with Battery. computer system from KTB for another allowing commission­ April 5 K o n u o , April 2, 1:19 a.m.. Northgate Circle. Stuart Alberto $105,903. were approved fbr ers to secure low-interest, multi-year debt bond Issues Daaouloute. DOB 0/25/80. waa arrested by Seminole County 1M JUsr T b Casnr e/Oys MW Mast A I N ' T S H E Sheriffs officers, charged Battery. for water, sewer and storm wa­ ter Improvements are set for S P I N Y i Calls Second Reading at the April 15 dty commission meeting. LINDA’S don't aoltdt over the phone* , I I T 1 ! ! . " > ( ) April I. 11:53 a.m .. South State According to Hants, dtlsena Road 434, Robin Bogan Shedd. DOB 10/11/03. was arrested are encouraged to donate < 1 j 11 \ 1 1 1 . \ , 1 r , FIFTY! by Altamonte Springs Police officers, charged with Shoplift­ money and services to their ing. local Are departments all year r m PARK. April I. 0:15 a.m.. Monarch Circle. William O r - round. tli (a.k.a. Angel S. OrtU). DO B 8/4/00, w aa arrested b y Seminole County Sheriffs officers, charged with Burglary to ■On the rare occasions fire­ W e B e l i e v e Unoccupied Business and Orand Theft. fighters become fund raisers, U U B MART. April 1. 0:55 a.m.. Country Club Road. Todd we will collect with our boots In The “O ld Franklin Crawl. DOB 3/26/00. was arrested by Lake Mary and the equipment Is always Police officers, officers, charged with Retail Theft. dearly visible.* he said. L A O MART, April I. 11:05 p.m.. Lake Emma Road. Royden For example, firefighters F ashion" W ay Oyarbide. DOB 4/2/80. was arrested fay Seminole County throughout (he country tradi­ Sheriffs officers, charged with Petty Theft. • one Funeral Director handles all details tionally raise money for J e m 's Kids (the Jerry Lewis muscular • all preparation Is done at this facility dystrophy telethon) at the end • service times will meet your needs of summer, standing at Inter­ • no Interest Is charged on trusted sections with fire trucks usu­ I, April 2. 12:54 a.m.. Moton Avenue. Vartan prearrangements. which are 100% refundable ally visible to passing motor­ Mitchell. DOB 9/0/79. waa arrested by Seminole County • the family selects cremation services ists. Sometimes they raise Sheriffs officers, charged with Controlled Substance •• Pos­ hinds at community events • markers designed to specifications sess / Cannabis Under 20 Orams. and are clearly representing SANFORD, April 2. 12:05 a.m.. Orange Boulevard. Daniel their departments. Donald Gore, DOB 8/20/05. waa arrested by Seminole County Sheriffs officers, charged arllh Controlled Substance • CttUens are asked to docu­ • Possession of Cannabis With Intent lo Sell. ment any calls, especially in­ formation from Caller ID units, and to contact early next week Help right crime In your community. It you tune Infor­ the fire marshal's office with mation on a crime call 423-TIPS. You can remain anony­ any information pertinent to this investigation. The dc- % mous and may be eligible fbr a w a r d rtmenl’s main number la R)7) 830-3844. BKTTCOAAMKOW MOVHBOTTt CHMSNCAL

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of the Alliance Church of De- PAUL R. LAKST F u n e r a l H o m e Land. Psul R. Lakey, 74. Autumn Cornells Brinson. 95. W. Mr. Gregory was a member Oaks Place, Lake Mary, died since 1956 New England Avenue. Winter of the Rotary Club In DeLand. Wednesday March 31, 1999. Park, died Sunday March 28. W e m ake 500 E. Airport Blvd.. Sanford. FL 32773 with perfect attendance for 52 Bom in Ft. Wayne. Ind.. he 1999. Bom In Millen. Oa.. she years. He enjoyed flying moved to Central Florida In 322-3213 moved to Central Florida In your business planes and golfing. 1974. Ms. Brinson sraa s D o ­ 1991 from Dearborn Heights, mestic Engineer. She was a Survivors Include son. Rob­ Mich. Mr. Lakey was a mailer insurance our Baptist. . ert K. Gregory. Jr.. Sanford; for a newspaper. 11c was a son. John Orrgory, Myrtle member of the Nativity Catho- SunivdN include grandson. . ■at wswpi4wi John W. ‘Bobby* Mathis. Sa Beach. S.C.: son. W cstley •BcCftureli. Longwood. W elciva A**em blu presents... vannah. Oa.; sister-in-law, Moore. Lookout Mt., Oa.; Mr. Lakey served tn the U.S. daughter, Ruth Nodlne. De- * ' - Zonnie Brinson. Winter Park: Land: daughter. Ann Cottrell. Survivors Include wife, seven great-grandchildren. 15 e wunrtutwvutv Atlanta. Oa: daughter, Connie Rosemary Lakey. Lake Mary; great- great-grandchildren. llotalen, T occoa. Oa.; d au gh ­ son, Robert Lakey. Canton, 9 hbiiwm pinner Golden's Funeral Home. ter. Dr. D eity Thom e. O rm ond Mich.: son. Stephan Lakey. W inter Park. In charge o f when it u eras to inainuxc Beach: sister. Daisy Theresa Rlvervtew. Mich.: son, Donald services. Newton, Jacksonville: 27 Lakey. Indianapolis. Ind.; son. prtixtksi. G anna ra tuliy grandchildren. 19 great­ Samuel Lakey. Dearborn MARTHA J. CRliPntO grandchildren. Heights, Mich.; daughter. (equality Kninew price tun Martha J. Crlsplno. 75, Carpenter Curry Funeral Paula Reynolds, Indianapolis. Cherokee Circle, Sanford, died fnsu Auriv-OwixTi IiMmuicc Home, DeLand, la In charge of Ind.; slater, Dolores Stein- Tuesday March 30, 1999. She services. bacher. Albion, .Ind.; slater. was bom In Brooklyn. N.Y. Cienpmy. Loralne Penlnger. Evansville.. April 11, 1999 Mrs. Crlsplno was a retired JAMES JACKSON. JR. Ind.; nine grandchildren. W U Like manager for K-Mart Food James Jackson, Jr.. 51. W. Baldwin - Fairchild -Oaklawn 8 a.m. & Service. She wus a member of Symonds Avenue. Winter Park, Park Cemetery and Funeral cue of St. Ignatius Catholic Church of died Wednesday March 31. Home. Lake Mary. In charge of Tarpon Springs. yvsir 10 :^0 a.m. 1999. B o m In Oglethorpe. services. Mrs. Crlsplno Is survived by Ga.. he moved to Central hbincvt husband, Joseph Crlsplno. Florida In 1948. Mr. Jackson Sanford. & was a Dental Lab Technician. iiNir.inu.* while Woodlawn Carry Hand Fu­ He was a member of the Mt. neral Home. Longwood, In >mvi tike care i f Moriah Missionary Baptist charge o f services. We. a i Church. The family of Jack Sbinew! rowwrumj Mr. Jackson served In the LCWI1 9. DANIEL Kanner, would like to W eltiva A*oem bltj o f C j o A U.S. Air F o rc e. Leads 3. Daniel, 79. Wing Survivors Include son. Try thank everyone fo r your 16?) Pixon Road, Longwood, Florida Terrace, Deltona, died Thurs­ Phillips. Winter Park; son. kindness and concern day April I. 1999. Bom in James Phillips. Winter Park; Villa Rica, Oa.. lie moved to during our time o f need. R Call 771-0777 for more information. daughter. Latina Mallory. Win­ Central Florida In 1963 from We have been so * ------ter Park: daughter. Laura L S Mama Cm Cross City. Mr. Daniel was re - touched by the generosity N o admitnon charge- Love offering will be taken. Jackson. Gaston. SC.; daugh­ tired from the Deltona Utilities ter. Shekina Jackson, Gaston, and the caring shown to Childcare up to age J provided. Co. He waa the Supervisor of S.C.; daughter, Shanta Jack- us by so many and In T O N Y R U S S I Heavy Equipment. He was a son. Gaston. S.C.; brother, Jo­ many different uays in W " M to Slit 49 (Longwood).TWn b * on SA 4M.TWn right t Baptist. INSURANCE seph Jackson. Elizabeth City. Mnridum Vfoodi (Ini NgMMton right on I.I.WMia/n*on Mr. Daniel served In the U.S. the past week. It has 2S7S » . French AvS. wm m w m N.C.; great Aunt. Rosa Edge. (light about I.S mXatJ.TWn MS on I M II (antrwK* to N Army. He was the second ftre meant the world to us to Oo about .S mOa and turn right on Dixon. Orlando: aunt. Irene Byrd. At­ chief of (he Deltona Volunteer lanta. Oa.; aunt, Lilia Mae discover how many lives Fire Dept.. Deltona. He was Strong. W oodbine. Oa. were touched by Jack the retired Captain of Volusia Golden's Funeral Home. Kanner. County Fire Servlcea. He wus Winter Park, tn charge of a member of the Florida State services. We’ve got Fire Association. He served on Stressbusters! the Volusia County Sheriffs Office. Spring Lakes Firemans Good News Association. Mr. Daniel en­ joyed flying planes, family, for you! grandchildren. Ashing, auto ('.hanging Job*? racing, and hunting. This Sunday’s Message Survivors Include wife. M erle S. Daniel. Deltona: son. Alvin . A p ril 4th Easter: Daniel. Fayetvtlle. Oa.: son. What should you do with Glen C. Daniel. Douglasvllle. “BUILDING A LIFE OF FAITH* Ga.; son. Clarence *Buddy* your retirament plan distributlau? presented fay Locklear, Cross City: daughter. Shirley A Morrow. Don’t lose uny of your savings to taxes or WEST LAKE COMMUNITY CHURCH McDonough. Ga.: daughter. penalties. I can help you understand your Janet D. Poclga. Orange City: ‘ Building A Life* has been designed to help you sister. Cortnne Kidd. Deltona: options and keep your money growing. Call get to know God so that you can live the life of 12 grandchildren. 15 great­ today to arrange a free consultation. significance God meant for you for you to live! grandchildren. cvrrrmty mtftt Sundry Bring the kids; we are commitcd to providing BaldaufT Family Funeral m m lup a Ift JO AH m ill of SX 46 at tie corwr of Onnfe Blvd and Utysidr Dr. at the Pub Vbotb FmchouL Bring Home, Deltona, In charge of Call $r (tap fey today. an excellent preschool and children's church. the kid* » r ait UMuittird lo pmvUini in eroiltiu services. Bill Kirchhoff pmctaol and ctuUrrn i dttitk Dreu carnal Dress casual. ROBERT K. GREGORY, SR. 201 S. Dirk Avenue Linda Costello, Pastor Robert Kennedy Gregory. Sanford. FL 3277I Phil Davis, Associate Pastor Sr.. 88, Wlnnemlssett Ave., Darrel Watson, Associate Pastor DcLand, died Thursday April 407-322-1558 1. 1999. Bom Sept. 7, 1910 sin: In Brlckchurch. Tenn., he moved to Central Florida In W e s t L a k e 1936 from Lake City. Mr. EdwardJoilM 0 Community Church Gregory owned and operated Srr.ing Imiitiriul tmnlur* Sinrr W7I w w w. wcM -lake.org the Gregory Lumber Company In DeLand. He was a m em ber 4A • Seminole Herald Santocd Flcnda • Sunday April 4 1999 Editorial & Opinion

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By Irene K. Brown social agency business are fa­ country’s pastime miliar with those who will take Commissioner Brady l.rs advantage of a good thing, hut Flu- sjxjrtswrltcr Cir.mtl.md Rlrc once wrote: 'It sard: Have you ever Itccn down should that single mother with matter* not who wins or loses but bow you play the on your luck? Lived p a y d a y to small children i*e denied food n am e.” payday? Been between jolts because of one bad apple? The phrase has changed: with small mouths to feed? I Ilow about the hrrad winner 'It matters not who wins or loses but how you sell have and can fully understand who lues |u*t started a Job. no your name." how Important aortal agencies (Mveheck for two weeks? la-t We saw it t urning and did nothing to stop the on­ such as the Sanford Christian them go hungry? slaught. Some '225 hitter derided he'd charge 10 Sharing Center and Jean Most social agencies need bucks for lit* autograph When the late .Joe DIMugglo Metis Seminole Volunteer En­ volunteers Instead of criticiz­ heard tin*, he said he'd charge $200 lor his. terprise* program arr to the In our society. Sjirak out to food) when other agencies In­ ing what Metis is attempting Baseball players endorsed products even in have not*. God asking for help lor pro­ cluding the Sanford Christian lo do why don I some of the Granllund Klee's day. Babe Ruth sold caps, under­ grams siiih its Jean Metis'. Sharing Center were uuahlr lo "haves' volunteer? Worried wear and *u*|H-nders But the real selling didn’t get The majority of the 'have do so almtil problem clients? Volun­ going until 25 yean* ago when sjMirts sold its soul to nots have not by ch olic; elr Way hoik in 1075 Jean and I Rather than putting obstu- teer lo Ik- al the facility and the d ev il. cum.stanres put them In that toured Poland in a singing c les In her way. we should he hrl(i krrp order'/ Volunteer to Tills i* an age when no revenue stream Is unex category. Ilow wonderful to he group railed "Bie Central helping her grl the "show on dish ii|i the food Their * s i plored Ye* kids who waul autographs may have lo a ‘have and have the ronslltu Florida Chorale.' Shr was then Ihr road * Sure thrrr are a few many Jnte* dial nerd doing jiav lor them. Yes. watch out now lor commercials up tlonal right to sjm.ik out and continues to In- a loving, abusers who air homeless by the am is .IuM like the auto racers and the soccer against the have note." Unless compassionate |terson faking clioicr. I »u i Jean will spot /retie K Ilm en lx the- rolimlcc-r players wear. Baseball has another chance to rash In. you walk In their shoes, klndlv mrr file Commodities Program Ihrm In a minute through director of the hcin/ortl Chris G a m e s are played in stadiums and arenas with cor speak out .itiout the in|untlrrs (distribution ol government ex|»erienre. ifu.se of us in the linn Shei/uig Center |Hirate names. There are advertisements on the walls, on the gra*s on the lie • and worst ol alt on the p la y­ ers On their shoes, their spikes their skates, their sticks and bat*. Major league Baseball now Is considering allowing Letters teams to sell advertising space on a player's uniforms. Help children now for these Flortda voters, Iffs and (toller c hlrls to rru Seminole County School MLB. the official sponsor of Fidel Castro's Communist pm iutin g children is far m ore pluisUr i rime prrvrnllon « IVutil. I’rlm lp.il Hill Moore, Cuba, scores again. Important than tax ruts Given much as • cnir lighting HtW and the SMS leath ers ought lo Florida s Ireipieut voters, That friendly game last Sunday with Castro's cadets the i holrr iM-twren paving •wiv lietler pre sc hool devel­ lx- lauded lor thrlr foresight, and the Baltimore Orioles had everything lo do with many of whom are seniors, are lower local or slate taxes and opment of kids would do a lol planning and rfforts In hypocrisy and nothing to do with sports Hie teams getting it about children in m ote help lor kids, nearly .'I lo help our education system bringing the Crr III program lo will play again In Baltimore. Fidel won't fie there. But Florida Childrens Campaign of every I voters (73H) t hose Pie power of Ihese poll Sanford Middle we suspect the vendors may Ik- hawking cigars and slatewtdr poll, voters salt! loud more help for kids And when llrulltigs |«iitrod s an rxclllug My daughter tia* always fatigues. All endorsed bv MLB. •mil clear that children wlm given the rh olrr between new (Militii.il drlkilr that will tern a g.MMl stiidrnl. but her The problem Is that there Just aren't enough bucks arr abused, (ailing In si hool. lower corporate faxes and carry through the year 2000 learning lb»* etc riled In ways to satisfy the players and the owners There won't lx- and have few )oh skills need more fir Ip for kids. H of every Never lieforr have voters spo­ wr could never have imagined any Pittsburgh Pirates or Montreal Expos much our Immediate attention and 10 voters {Hr/H,) chose more ken with sue fi a tiniflul voice. The SMS trai tiers and staff longer. And in 25 years or so. there may lx1 no more art ton. help for kids I l l tills volume almut i hlldrrn have done a wonderful Job In professional baseball In America. Voters care deeply atmiil Wr hojir ihr voice of the veil developing Itirlr program, err Our children's children arc going lo wake up and families under stress the fhrsr ;sill findings represent rr* • lo help rliildrrn now • allng a vile .md pleasant rrrvl realize It's time to return sport to Its rtghtiul owners - cross generational needs of an earth shaking shift In voter lieiomrs I. mi compelling for ronmrul. and making the athletes who play for the love of the game and fan children and elderly grand opinion about the first use of any elulrd official candidate teaming full and fun Bits pro who know It's not okay to put a commercial endorse­ (Mreuts. anil the shixklng stale resources hi the ronlrxt or politti al party lo Ignore gram Is great ment on the performance-enhanced arm of (heir fa­ nurrdter of problems ruusrd try of a continuing strong rum vorite ballplayer. alcohol and thug abuse otny. volets are saying they Hoy Miller To ttiovr (Mimts who might I’oll rrs|Mindents were Opening Day Is here. Let's Get a Grip on the Game. stipimrt aitoim tahlr .out re Director of the non partisan l»e nervous about sending Itirlr mostly older, with grown ihll stills ortrnlrd solutions tu help Florida Children a Campaign child lo SMS don I lie afraid then, and with deep root* In (hlldrrn siirvivr and soured Tallahassee It s a great m ImmiI Principal f lorida Me M.rr lia* done wonderful A clear majority were Ihr link Ixtwrrn Ihr unmet thing* for Itie entire MC hool • over the age of 51. 7IH did nerds of i hlldrrn and high and not Just for those In the not have i hlldrrn in the home levels of sc hool failure and Pride in s c h o o l h r III program It Is a good Only Ur*, had children In crime is clearly connected In sc floe.I, pntiUr schools 73'M, had lived voters minds 11ns view Is fu r - I admit It ury daughter at­ S • • ...... •' In Flortda more than five thrr supported trv these facts' tends Sanford Middle Sc hool Connie Overbuy years. ‘*Vr> of votrrs want their slier- .utd I am prime! of II The Sanford Other Views Congressional flag desecrators are back

Gist yr.ir. while Congress Right* llr did nol gel a the Constitution, and I wonder was debating whether lo di­ standing ovation how hr would rrspond to a minish Ihr First Amendment Chtr native drsrc r.itors of the l‘»l.l Suprrmr Court decision. by punishing desecration of American Hag have returned West Virginia Stale Hoard of Ihr flag. Krilii Krrul—an Army Randy (Duke) Cunningham IM Kduratlon v Hamrttr. written veteran and a past nation.il ( aid I has Introduced II J Mrs try Justice Rotrerl Jackson, communder of the American •T.T. which (iro(Mtses a Itag that Indignant tMi.ird of rd u ra- la*glon—trsttftrd before Ihr dr set ration amendment to the lion had ri(M-||rd the children Srn.itr Judiciary Committer Constitution that will Im- at­ of Jrliovahs Witnesses tie- Hr was angry .it ibis move lo hnng the amendment lo the tached when II Is ratified try cause they would not pledge amend Ihr Hill of Rights for floor under llmllrd debate was thrrr-founhs of ihr stair leg allegiance lo the Hag Thrlr Isl.tlttres within seven years .d L a w n p a rty ihr first lime in our history: blocked in accordantr with irftis.il was b a s e d on God s ter the date id its submission command In the Old Trsla- "Our nation was not founded Senate nilrs. liy Sens Robert for ratification mrut mil to serve a graven on devotion lo Hymbollr Idols. Krrrev ID Neb | and Patrick Tills emulation id Ihr pair I Inn on principle*. Iwliefs and l.rahy |D VI I Image * Morrovrr. Ihr parents ollc values id Iran. Halil and of these truants wrrr subject Idr.ds expressed In the Consll Had (here Irrrn a vote, two C iiIm now Ibis al least 2b‘ i c o ­ tullon and Its Hill of Rights. or thrrr senator* tould have to itnprtsonmrnt for thlld n e ­ sponsors In the House The American veterans who have permanently changed the glect historic assault on Ihr First protected our banner in bat Hr Constitution—fhe vole was Said Justice Jackson ‘If Amendment Is scheduled for a have not done so lo protect a tli.it i lose. thrrr is anv fixed star In our hearing Ix-forr the Subcom­ golden calf. Instead they car­ ronsiiiutlou.il constellation. If In a previous hearing before mittee on ihr Constitution, ried the banner forward with Is th.il no oHIclal. high or I fir Senate Judiciary Commit chaired l>v Charles Canady IK reverence lor what II repre­ petty, ran (iresc ttbc wh.il shall Ire. Russell Fetngnld ffl-W ls | Fla I. on March 23 During Ihr sents—our tx-llrfs and frrrdom Ire orthodox in (Millllrs, n a ­ had told his colleagues thrrr impeachment proceedings, for all. Therein lies the beauty tionalism. religion, or other arr Indeed countries tha. Canady was an Impressive of our flag." matters of opinion, or force punish desecration of the na­ constitutionalist hut hr is ap­ Kmd also (old ihr Senate cltl/rns lo confess Iry word or tional flag Iran, hr said, p ro ­ parently not immune lo morr Judiciary Committee: *A pa­ act thrlr faith therein.* vides a punishment of up lo 10 than a touch id Jingoism triot cannot lie created by years; Halil mandates a life A companion amendment lo If that Isnt the reason for legislation.* srntrner al hard labor for the Constitution Ibis lieru In Ibis betrayal of Ihr First Nonetheless. the House sttcli hrrrtlis; and Ihr m ore troduerd In Hie Senate by Or- Amendment. congressional roared forward and passed a loleranf Cuban sanction Is im­ nn llaich (R-Utahl. chairman siip|Mirtrrs ol the Cunning- constitutional amendment—by prisonment for up fo one year. of ih.il body s judiciary com­ ham I latch subversion of the a whopping 310-114 — Fcingold asked If the Senate mittee. and thrre will lie a right from which all other lib ­ empowering the Congress lo wanted fo add the United hearing on II the week of erties flow otivlonsly need a prohibit the desecration of Hie States lo that list of govern March 15. Hatch professes lo remedial course in why there llitg. In the Senate, a move lo merits im frttrrrd by a Hill of be somewhat of a scholar of was an American Revolution

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Tiekota 815.00 File man it down on the start April 15 For Fs/rthar Information .lira h transportation system Not tw ing able to drive, be and/or Tickata SEMINOLE COUNTY Kin a rn 2 OO p rn and 5:00 p in • Ii.ih to rely on what's known Contact Paul Ooboma dergarten registration for .1 7 00 p m sirrling Park H 00 us Lyn x’h A *Link Service for 407-321-4794 Ibe disabled Mr said hr child wtio will br llvr yearn old ,1 rn M 0 0 p m ; W rktva 7 00 a in -0 OO p m ; Heathrow they'll Htlll come a lirr 9," he schools for thr firwi tune. 1 tie said school must havr the follow 7 .'M> am -5 00 pm. Ding NOTICE OF LAND DEVELOPMENT And that Unt all trig 11 proof of datr of birth, 21 wood 7 (M) a rn 2 30 p in , nodal security raid lnpllori.il); line Crew! • 7 00 a m 4 00 For yearn, the man nald be ban trrggrd lor memliern :i| valid HRS lino Florida ( rr p m ; Red Hug • 6 OO a rn • REGULATIONS CHANGE tlflratr of Imtmml/atlon. 11 9 (X) .1 rn and S (X) p in 7 00 of i hurt ben or rtvlc organl- The City of Sanford proposes fo adopt the foUownng ordinance: /.it lot in lu vtnll filn rrnldence proof of rrnldmrr p rn ; Sirrling Park • H 00 Dates for Individual school anti le a d to him Hr nald a m H 0 0 pm, Wtnirr rrglnl rations are llntrd below lb.lt tlnually lie In given die Springs 7 .’40 a m 3 30 p m AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF SANFORD, FLORIDA. AMENDING ORDINANCE NO. 3117 nm around Tfi.il no one in For further information. 1 all and 0 OO p m H (X) p rn OF SAID CITY. SAID ORDINANCE BEING THE LAND DEVELOPMENT REGULATIONS. SAID your local rlemrnlary m hool April 21 Altamonte H 30 avallatilr that lie ntimild try AMENDMENTS ADDING SCHEDULE U. GATEWAY CORRIDOR DEVELOPMENT DISTRICTS April IS Hatral Isunt 7 |fi a.Ill ot IlO |i in . lienr l„»ke • lo gel Mime Ixxiks on la|ir FOR LAKE MARY BOULEVARD AND WEST STATE ROAD 46; AMENDING ARTICLE II. “LAND llr recjoUr* freqiirti* a.m 3 j o p in. 7 00 a m -.1 vo ft in ; Knghah nirtflt al altrnuon He ban April |9 Allnmonlr H 30 m l,Urn 7:30 a III - I OO p m USE. ZONING AND PERFORMANCE CRITERIA.* BY ADDING SECTION 2.15. ENTITLED diabetes and nollrrn from A a m H OO p m . Goldaboro * .nut 2 IO pm.-UJXJ pm Ge­ ‘GATEWAY CORRIDOR DEVELOPMENT DISTRICTS*; AMENDING SCHEDULE K OF THE 11a nl It Anemia He nercfn to H 00 am H OO pm High neva - 7:30 a.m.-7:00 p in . LAND DEVELOPMENT REGULATIONS BY DELETING PARAGRAPH G 4 C. OF SECTION 3 0, lands 7 .'40 a rn (1 OO p m,; Putin - 7:30 a.in 1 30 p in have a Iheraiieullt ptilrlMil ENTITLED ‘SIGNS IDENTIFYING ACTIVITY CONDUCTED ON PREMISES*; AMENDING Idyllwlldr 7:30 a rn I OO and 5 00 p m 7 00 p rn ; Wll- umv each month Ltiin proc- SCHEDULE K BY DELETING SECTION 3 6. ENTITLED ‘LAKE MARY BOULEVARD*, PROVID­ rnn leaven film rxliem ely pm and 5:00 pin 7 (X) pin.; non 7:00 a rn -0 (K> p m. Krrlh - 7:00 a m *3 ‘40 p tri . ING FOR SEVERABILITY. CONFLICTS. INCLUSION INTO THE LAND DEVELOPMENT REGU­ weak H r nrrdn to walk or April 22 C.mnrllirrry - 7:30 r»rrt ine more often hut lake Mary 7 30 a m -2 OO am-S.'IO pm : Kantlirixik • LATIONS AND EFFECTIVE DATE p rn and fi OO p in 7.00 p m . d irrr a rr no nldrwalkn 7 30 am .-2 30 pm,; Forrnl where fie liven Venturing Lawton - 7'.'4o .1 in 1 ui p m . Cliv 7.txt a in. 3 OO p m . mil title would tie tinner tout Rainbow 9:00 a m 1J :30 Hamilton 7:30 a m 0:00 M ileptennet him tfuil he a m . Saba I Point 7 IS a rn.- pm.; Dike Orient.) - 7:00 grls v i depretted llln fient 3 .'40 pm . Spring lake - 7:30 a m -1:00 p in Midway - 7.00 momenta are when he ran a m 7 30 p in a m 5 OO p m.; WrMxil.mdn - talk lo or vltll fnrntln • or ajinl 19 Strnntrom-7 30 7 (X) a.rn. -6 (X) p m lltlrn lo l>n wop m usic oil (he radio Hit (undent dream It lo rttit re bln own Do wop show He n roittactrd area D A TE B O O K station* wllhoul sucress "You can push no far." be nald “Whether you're blind April 3. 1999 April 4. 1999 or disabled, you're treated differently than those who Today u EASTER, tt can nee or ate able In oiled h.U iV u the 9ini dtiu u till' 941h tin t/ of 1999 People talk to you a t 11 you oif ivr* oml lAe iita iimi the rfilfi day of were a child or an If you dny of rjteiriff K xprrng weren't Intelligent. Some Ihliik thry'rr being kind, but TODAY'S HISTORY: On this day in TODAY'S HISTORY: On ihn day in lltry're not." 1920. F Scull Flt/gerjld and Zelda 1887, the residents of Argonia. Kan, Sjiyn? were wed They »|x nt iheir hon lie taitl be In thankful that elected Susanna Medora Salter lo be eymoon al the Hiltmore Hotel in New Iheir mayor She was the first woman hr had night ever no poor York City to become mayor of a community in for n early 25 yearn. H r wan the United States able to nee die colom o f the On this day in 1953. TV Guide wenl on world, able lo look Into die sale for Ihe first time ftesi Jr , the sun On this day in 1968. civil rights leader <>( Lucille Hall and Dcsi Artur, was un ryen tif bin friends. H r wan Mr Martin l.uther King Jr was killed the cover able to see monies. Able to by an assassin as he stood oo a hotel balcony in Memphis. Tenn reatl from a Ixxik On this day in I960, F.lvis Presley Hurled into darkness, be began lo record songs for the firsl On this day in 1989, Richard M Daley can now Imagines colors. He lime since leaving Ihe U S Army was elected mayor of Chicago, a post £w#li**ri 9f(vwr$H My IH4 City of Sanford, Florida said h r ran feel who In TODAY S BIRTHDAYS: Washington held by his lather for 21 years Irving (17U-I859J, writer. Moris May Irtrndn are even If he can not TODAY'S 111 It HI DAYS: Dorothea (1924 I. actress singer, is 75: Marlon A public hearing on the ordinance will be held on Monday. April 12, 1999, at 7:00 o'clock P.M. or nee them. He enjoys movies Mix i I 8H2 1887). social reformer; Hr.iml0 (1924 1, actor, is 75. Max as soon thereafter as possible, by the City Commission of Sanford, Florida, in Ihe City lli.it tie can hear but nut nee. Isoroku Yamamoto < 1884 1943*. Japan Frankel (1930-1, Journalist, is 69. Hr watched I’lftisaritvlllf ese admiral. Tris Speaker 11888 1958). Commission Room. City Hall. 300 Nonh Park Avenue. Sanford. Florida. Helmut Kohl <19.10 ). German states wtdi a friend last weekend baseball great; Arthur Murray (1895 man. is 69, Wayne Newtun (1942 I, Amazingly, be sensed when­ 1991), dancing teacher. Robert Sher Interested parties may appear at the meeting and be heard regarding Ihe ordinance and/or may singer, is 57, Tony Orlando <1944 ), ever a diameter went from wood 11896-1955), dramatist; Muddy submit written comments. singer, is 55. Eddie .Murphy <1961 >, black At white lo color. Wjters (1915 19831, blues musician. Gil actor comedian, is 38 ‘ Y ou 've seen Ibis before." Hodges (1924 1972), baseball great. Copies of Ihe proposed ordinance are available for inspection by (he public at the City Clerk's TODAY'S SPORTS: On this day in Ills friend said. Maya Angelou (1928-1, writer, is 71 Office. City Hall, Sanford, Florida. 1985. Vic Elliot pocketed I5.7BO balls ‘ No. I haven't," hr an­ in 24 hours al a pool exhibition in Lin TODAY'S SPORTS: On this day in sw ered. culn. England 1974, Hank Aaron of the Atlanta ADVICE TO THE PUBLIC: IF A PERSON DECIDES TO APPEAL A DECISION MADE WITH ‘ H ow can you tell, then?" Braves hit his 714th home run, tying RESPECT TO ANY MATTER CONSIDERED AT THE ABOVE MEETING, OR HEARING, HE *1 see from the Inside,” he TODAY'S QUOTE: "Whenever a Babe Ruth's record MAY NEED A VERBATIM RECORD OF THE PROCEEDINGS, INCLUDING THE TESTIMONY said. man's friends begin lo compliment him about looking young, he may In­ TODAY'S QUOTE: “Character is AND EVIDENCE, WHICH RECORD IS NOT PROVIDED BY THE CITY OF SANFORD. (FS sure that they think he is growing old ” higher than intellect " Ralph Waldo 266.0105) Emerson COLUMN CLOSERS — Washington Irving ------TODAY'S MOON: Between TODAY’S MOON: Between PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES NEEDING ASSISTANCE TO PARTICIPATE IN ANY OF THESE The basic monetary unit of (ireece full moon (March 3D and full muon (March Jl> and last PROCEEDINGS SHOULD CONTACT THE HUMAN RESOURCES OFFICE ADA COORDINA­ is the drachma, and its chief fractional last quarter iApril 8>. quarter (April 8). unit is the lepton. TO R AT 330-5626 46 HOURS IN ADVANCE OF THE MEETING. i \fft NEW SPARER ENTERPRISE ASSN ■ |«H NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN Antarctica is the coldest place on Karth On Aug 24.1960. temperatures / n • / f V a plunged lo minus 126.9 degrees at Janet R. Dougherty, CMC" ^ Vostok. a Soviet research station. C ity Clerk The okapi, a giraffe-like animal, ran wash its own ears with its 14 inch tongue. 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Pageant contestant's ;anKret focus is service for Service with a the community Harrell &. Beverly SPECIAL TO THE HERALD Fisher said. 'Another j. LAKE MARY - In childhood. for my Interest In Boys and Transmissions Olris c lu b s ta that lt*s one of Kim Flatter participated In Viz*— community service, a value the sponsorships o f Lake Mary her parents drummed Into her High School's Key Chib. I’m head. As an adult, she contin­ the club’s faculty adviser." ues lo uphold the family tradi­ A tenth-grade English tion. lescher at Lake Mary. Fisher Recently named Mrs. Grand joined her Key Club students Island. Fisher. 30. will partici­ In distributing balloons to pate In the Mrs. Florida pag­ children and bussing tables at eant May 2 at Universal Stu­ Sanford Klwants Club's annual dios. Pancake Day March 26 at the t T h e main reason I'm com­ Sanford Civic Center. K1 wants peting Is because of the con- Is the parent organisation for fests strong emphasis on the Key Club. Charles English service,' Fisher said, Throughout the school term, (proceeds from pageant ticket Fisher and her husband chap­ Cleaning & tales will be donated to chari- erone various Key C lu b events- chosen by Mrs. Florida fund raisers, service projects Laundry runners-up.* and leadership activities such Fisher said her selected as the annual Key C lu b con­ Feel confident when you send out your |harity la Boys and Girls Clubs vention. ruse of her life-long com- ’Monitoring teenagers on a better clothes for Dry Cleaning. .Itment to helping youth. convention weekend la a big O u r main plant In Longwood uiU ba doing the work. she was a South Semi- responsibility." Fisher said, Over 60ytan experience/ ale Middle School student, "but I don’t mind the sleepless served as a counselor at nights because the days are ip Thunderblrd. a summer full of educational, leadership Communities for over i rational program for r e ­ seminars that help students tarded and handicapped chil­ develop ctvtc responsibility." dren. Aa a Lyman High School Charles English student, she was a member of Fisher ta passing on to her Cleaning A Lanndry Serteens. a service organisa­ students the advice she said tion sponsored by a local Ser- was her father's mantra: 2010 French Ave. toma Club to which her par­ "People who receive from the Ssrtoma Governor Bsverty Wlnasburph cooy atulafoa Mrs. Grand Is- Sanford, Florida 32771 ents belonged. In college, she community have an obligation mne, igm ■ Cwi®f if hj pooo id ® ■. • kxkm co§Mp®i®i©n» Coin laundry Nsit To R a n Hut volunteered as a kindergarten to give something to the com­ WWmbufgh la a sponsor (or fit pagsant, and Flshar la i f o i s y i l O teacher at her church. munity in return." Ssrtsen, a Sartoma-sponaorad ssrdoe organization for youtt

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Shannon Magura. Kimberly HuMman and Wmmfo Louwsma ol SsnSnots High School placed m the top ten at Eastam U S. Rsgtonals. Dance team dazzles with star routines

SPECIAL TO THE HERALD nique and choreography, as well. The learn scored In the SANFORD • The Seminole high 90a In ail areas entered High School Dazzlrr dance including high kick. Jazz. pom. team, under the direction of military, novelty and flag rou­ Maureen Maguire, last week tines. T h e officers com peted tn competed at the National Jazz, lyrical, novelty and re­ Marching Auxiliary competi­ ceived the No. I award tn tion In San Antonio, Texas. The performance technique and tram of 90 members Is a na­ choreography. Seminole High tional and state award winning had three soloists named to group. The Expressions Color the top ten In the Eastern U.S. Guard, in Its second year, has Regional* • Kimberly Huffman, already hud several awards Klmmle Louwsma. and Shan­ and championship lilies. The non Maguire. group performs ut Seminole The Dozzlers danced their High and also for crowds lo­ way to the top os they recently cally and nationally with competed against dance stu­ regular appearances on ESPN dios at the state competition. and Walt Disney World. ‘Showstoppers* held In During the Marching Auxil­ Lakeland. All the group mem­ iary Eastern U.S. Regional* . bers received top awards tn the Seminole team competed their respective categories. against more than 1,100 The high kick routine was dancers from schools ranging awarded No. I In Its clou and from California to New York. the m ilitary routlnewas named With a rate this loti: there's never been a better time to take inhumane of the eijuity in jvur home. SunThuf i raui low They received awards not only grand champion earning the In performance, but In tech­ entertainment award. rate briny it all within )vtir mtch 'Or kitchen renovation. Vie new car. Vie ilream vacation. The college education. Story will represent Our Access J Home Etjuity Line also ghvs juu i/tav ammtrVw repayment options. There's the Revolving Line of Credit, ule»d for eivryRiy purchases. There's Interest Only, where jvu pity only the interest on advances for the first three county schools )Yun Ami there's fixed Rite/fixed Term, ideal for major purclutses. Choices like these giiv you the ultimate freedom in

SANFORD - Eugene Story, man In his life. managing )\mr finances. But hurry. I his intmtluctory rate uxm’t slay this line for long. To find out how much money head custodian of Midway Story keeps the Memorial Elementary School, has been Garden for the Malloy Chil­ selected lo represent Seminole dren who lost their lives In the jvu can access, stop by one of our branches or call one of our experts toll-free iif 1-877-786-2222. County In the Florida School- tornado last year. He also Related Employee of the Year plants a vegetable garden with Program . the students and stafT who are Story has been an em ployee encouraged to take the fresh at Midway Elementary for 18 fruits and vegetables home. S i \T ki s i years, where he was selected In the community. Story Is as the School-Related Em­ everyone's volunteer care­ r, i\, „• i. , i ployee of the Year In 1986-98 taker. He provides transporta­ as well. Story lakes great tion to the elderly. Is every­ pride In the Midway campus, one’s maintenance man, guar­ assuring It Is always neat and anteeing that hones are In clean. However, his commit­ good repair, and he is always ment to that school goes far feeding the hungry. He Is the beyond a clean campus. He Is community Good Samaritan! an excellent mentor and role Other finalists for Seminole model for the students at County School-Related Em­ f * l Equal Homing Lander Introductory otter end* April 30. 1999 introductory annual perqpntage rate based on an mvneckete JIO.OOO draw, and dosing costs wll be waned with Midway. He knows most of the ployee of the Year were: Rob­ the immediate StO.OOO draw A minimum balance o# $9,000 needs to remain outstanding lor 180 days It draw is paid beck be tore thrs sme, Bank may revert to standard pricing students by name and will ert Waters. Sterling Park Ele­ Introductory rata w4 be m eSect tor m months alter your account Is opened Introductory rate does not apply to die Fi»ed Rato Fiied Term repayment option. Rate site* thie dm* wilt be based on your line amount and loan lo value rabo Property insurance required. For MasterCard* cash advances. At M lee is $5 00 Hew customers only Otter good only n Orange. take the time to counsel a mentary, and James Rick. SemncJe. Sumter, Osceola. Brevard. Lake Volusia and Flagler counties Member FD*C/Ct999 SunTrust is .- registered service mark belonging siduarvely to SunTrust Banks. Inc. young one that needs a special South Seminole Middle School. % a r v r '

BA • Seminole Herald. Sanlord. Honda - Sunday April 4 1999 Business

Owen named president Futon Furniture Sale! Ltircjest Selection Anywhere Mission Pine Ttw Virginia The Board ol Directors ot Bell-Tel Fedoral Credit Union recently named Lynn W Owen. III. as presi­ dent and CEO ol the $146 million credit union Owen replaces Patri­ cia 0. Coker, who retired alter 38 years of service Owen formerly was president ol Tyndall Federal s39 9 Sofa Credit Union, a $400 million credit o r union n the Florida panhandle He $ is a Certified Public Accountant and 7 9 9 Group holds an MBA from Florida State Sola include* frame jumeo Futon Cover Set University Bel-Tel Federal Credit Group includes sole, chair coffee end table Union semes more than 25.000 members FUTONS 4 LESS O H I A N D O • f — i ALTAMONTE Lynn W Owen m • 1 ,* 1 t I ritiirti.il I \J 1 1 MW* I I*. J O O 1177 331 7400 Excellence award Holiday Butters recently received the 1999 Spirit oI Eicelence Award from Bonded Builders' Home Warranty Company John Porta and Linda Oviedo chamber Patti are home consultants for the company Mofcday Builders a the onfy Florida home butter to receive the Spurt of Excellence Award Gome Gclcbralc a Hobday butts ei 20 communities throughout Florida, pnmanfy on the stale's east and west coast supports new Grand Occasion! guide, festival llHl'lf imilnl lo lirl|i irlrl.f jlr thr l.lt\M M *f,l N|Nr, i,| nit Mrs I ilsanl Jonr. iidi.r Florida settles case OV1F.IXJ - Thr nrw M rrn hrr- Festival organizers note dial 111 hough nr nut Iv I.,« I,, M ntoxi wr'ti- Im i ihlp Directory ft Relocation exhibitor spare Is still avail­ p,muling ii ir* I me ill, for |ni)ilr ju-l like mil Guide published annually by able lor artists and business •our lit" foil a* oso o Tlie c h.untier lion Krown its membership over the past frw years as die community at­ tracted new businesses to the Financial Focus area. 'We certainly have more re­ V'll Saw tjpu Mtwtj tail outlets listrd in our d ir e c ­ tory than ever brforr,* said Article 1: chamber executive Angela n (jpur £ prlti9 f lo w Williford, who is responsible for drafting editorial portions Goals and Objections of thr txMik Chamber president Terry mmtm tit1 Project SPECIAL TO THE small sums of money Vargo noted ihr many benefits of membership In Ihr Gi eater HERALD can be invested at con­ Oviedo Chamber of Coin* § venient Intervals. W ith merer, pointing out that refer­ Hefore we Invest, we the help of a good bro­ rals are made every day to callers looking for goods arid should determine ker. securities can be services available locally. what wc want our selected, sometimes 'll certainly would lie wortli T1 H A T M YM O Y’S Investments to do for with excellent results, the elfort to explore cham ber . - MMJTY A mrndierstilp* Vargo said. *Wc n s . by people with limited | \ . < offer business people a chance When we invest, Investment back­ lo market, network, promote, were tislnj* money In g r o u n d s . and expand their business ho­ rizon through the cham ber's the hope of making When Investing In a more m oney. I seldom security, you can prof­ many program s. Just one of which ts our directory’ and re­ receive any argument it from It in two major location guide.* over this. However, ways. First, you may In other ( handier business. the money we use for receive dividends or 'A Taste ol Oviedo' will take place M ay I . H E A D CD U A k 1 E R S Investing should be Interest payments Featuring something for eve­ extra m oney that rep­ which. In theory, are ryone. the outdoor street party P ^ 2 i 1 2 4 13*13 I f Bruce Laminate Floors resents surplus sav­ paid to compensate hosts a fine art show, classic • Spanish and Italian Tiles ▼ ► Installed car exhibition, old fashioned Grade 4 4 5 Starting From T *q n ings or Income not you for the use of your (except Floor Prep if Needed cooking contest, special chil­ needed for essentials. money and any risk drens activities, live stage en­ 16x16 4 10x10 ^ - Indoor/Outdoor Carpet We m ight choose to you assume. Second, tertainment. and u host of Grade 4 & 5 In Stock. X 12 or 15 W id th s Available business and retail exhibitors Por Squaro Foot. ” 1 Invest these funds in since the market value 24 C olors. showing off Ihelr wares. Lay­ Reg $2.19 Starting From 1 1" Direct Glue Installed mortgages. real of securities fluctu­ ered on top of all this activity estate, life Insurance ates. you also may urr 20 local restaurants serv­ 16x16 A a Beautiful Stalnmaster ing samples of their signature Grade 4 In Slock. or securities (stocks profit by buying or plus 65 Colors dishes. 10 lo choose from ^ 1 l » | vj ti To Choose From and bonds). They’re selling them. ’Carnival food, tills ain't.* Starting From 1 Installed With Luxury Pad*14*n«0 H7 W Sq Vd all basically different, Regardless of how says Sloane. *ILs like a go u r­ 12x12 6 13x13 and no one fits the you profit, investing met hufret In die m iddle of a Beautiful Stalnmaster great show ." Spanish 6 Italian Tiles VM 9 9 plus 65 Colors needs of every person. can help you achieve Always a favorite at A Taste Installed W/Cemenl and Grout. ^ B To Choose From Since we're dis­ your long-term finan­ of Oviedo Is die sweet corn Starling From Installed With Luxury Pad cussing m ainly secu­ cial goals, such as a booth put on by A. Uud.t ft Sons, d ie agribusiness giant Slone Look 18x16 Horizon's "D e s tin ' Berber ( rities. let’s focus on comfortable retire­ with headquarters Is In Grade 5 12 or 15 Widths Available some of the reasons ment. u child's college Oviedo. Installed W/Coment and Grout < 12 Colors Installed with why we m ight want to expenses, providing The Duda sweel com Is al­ Starting From iq n mtuxed Luxury Pad ways u big draw." said festival for heirs or saving on Invest in stocks or manager Angela Williford. Cobblestone Look 16x16 Horizon's “Saniber bonds. M any people taxes. When you bud­ 'Folks love II fresh, boiled up Beautiful Patio Tile $3 « Pattern Berber prefer them because get for food, bills and light on the spot.* Grade 4. Starling From 12 or 15 Widths Available Entertainment Is scheduled »q It moaned Installed Wilh Luxury Pad______other expenses, don't they can be readily on two stages throughout the bought anti sold. They forget to set aside day. with a highlight (Ills year NEW LOCATION l « n ™ being U.S. Navy Band Jack­ Winter Springe represent variety and some funds for Invest­ Orlando sonville. Navy band perform­ 1425 TuskawNU Rd. I 2289 E. Semoran fltvd. flexibility o f Interests, in g . 3649 Laks Emma Rd. 6564 Old Winter Garden Rd. ances are a rarity In the Cen­ (Comw ol Rod Btj A ItofcMSz M ) I (Conor ol 436 A MMM Spgt I M (Nut to K Mlrt) (CnMUnwnm Arrow tom tu i as well as absentee tral Florida arena ever since 333-6191 532*2902 ownership o r creditor- the Naval Training C enter closed. A 7 member group ship. 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______Ef. *■ Brantley stakes claim as number 1 Assistant Sports rv rr s p o r t s sorroR Thursday night's Oviedo* Editor Lake Brantley lacrosse match­ up promised to be the high­ light of the season in Seminole County. Unfortunately, the gune was postponed due to lightening and. by Friday when the gune Local heroes was rescheduled. It turned Into a blowout. c o m in g Lake Brantley romped. 10-6, as Its attack dominated throughout against an Oviedo h o m e defense that w as fired u p It aaya a lot about a town Thursday but Buffered a let­ when Its local heroes return on down Friday. a regular basts. T hey simply outplayed us.* In Caaselbrny. Super Bowl said Oviedo coach Ed NotNorton. atar Trevor Piyce still finds his W e made too many m w ay back to Lake Howell High mistakes. It waa tough to i ; School whenever he gets a back after Thursday night.* chance or a bye week. The game gave Lake Brantley Daryn Bush atlU makes an a clear edge In the Seminole Ioccasional appearance at tske County playoff race. At the end Brantley. of the year, the beat of Semi­ But when It comes to nole County will face the best remembering their roots, of Orange County (barring a Sanford's Tim Raines and JcfT miracle it will be Winter Park) Blake act like thcyVr never and now the Patriots hold a left. slight advantage over Lake Raines to s potential Hall-of- Mary and Oviedo. Fam er. but you'd n ever notice Lake Brantley also has wins when Seminole to playing a over the Rama and Lions and basketball game and Tim to suffered Its only area loss In a sitting In the stands with hto game In which the Patriots led old friends, looking just like Winter Park before bring out- . another (ace In the crowd. scored 7-0 In the final quarter Blake, whose fam ily to still to lose 10-0. one of the Sanford's most Lake Brantley la on top be­ prominent, always checks out cause of an awesome attack ' a Seminole football game and unit. Danny Hogan, arguably will be making a big impact the county beat player, scored Grant Sheffwnnw (toft) and Oamy Hogan comtanad lor 11 goals as with the Sanford youth over or assisted on 10 foals, net­ Lafcs BranOsy took ovarfkst pises in SsnSnoto County w tislM rii the next few weeks when he ting 6. while Grant Shellham- Shawm Ourm roundsd out a strong Laka Brantley aRach h a l M s h over Ovtodo. ‘ comes back to town to promote mer had 5 goals. Shawn ovar Lake BranOsy , ! the Sanford Bop W arner Quinn. Lake Brantley's other ; football program and host hto uttarkman added 2 goals and *We also have some great iroblem getting his tram up day.* Shrum said. 'S o I told Godwin who to In Pennsylva­ • annual football ramp. 2 assists. Juniors and sophomore for E[or another run al Oviedo. them lo rest (Friday! and Just nia for a wrestling tournament. • There are a lot o f stories Hogan leads the county In next season.* Shrum said. Thursday, the trams played get ready to do it again. I (old Godwin checked Hogan during ! about ballplayers forgetting goals and scoring and to being They all play well together. about two minutes before lliem lo sltow up ready lo play last year’s meeting, but the i their roots. Sports Illustrated courted by Notre Dome and We probably have the best at­ leaving the field. and they went nuts.* Patriots were able to exploit ; recently profiled Los Angeles undefeated Delaware to play tack In the state.* *1 talked to them and they It was never close. Oviedo hla absence. D odger Kevin Brown who college ball. Shrum said he trad no all realty dawn Thuro- was missing star d rfrn d rr Jon signed a mind-boggling contract for over $100 million for 7 years. 'W hen the reporter went to ' Brown's high school for local Hoyle takesJier game to West Florida reaction, he got nothing but negative feedback about a pitcher who forgot his roots. championship girls soccer This time, the Lake Mary ten Hoyle. arr a lot of memories I will take IIKRALD CORRESPONDENT Th at's not the way It Is with team to sending Its fourth High School player who has Hoyle will attend the Univer­ away from Lake Mary, but R aines and Blake. year's Class 8A state player so far to college. earned a scholarship Is Kris- sity of West Florida In Pcnsa- definitely winning states will Next Saturday. Blake, along cola when she completes her be my favorite experience.* with Seminole County rrsidrn senior year. Lake Mary Principal. Ray­ Stephen Braggs, a form er T knew that I wanted to go to mond Gaines, also acknowl­ player for the Miami Dolphins u small school,* Hoyle ex­ edged the accomplishments of and Cleveland Browns, will plained. 'And that I wanted to the Lady Rams when he spoke • appear at Just For Fret In the go away but not very far. The to Hoyle awing her signing. Seminole Towne Center to slat University of West Florida met T lU s lias definitely been a ; autographs and Just talk to all of my desires and I am very special team at Lake Mary.* fans. happy to have to opportunity lo Gaines said. You have taken I Blake to a fixture at many ol go to the school and play soc­ the program to new heights ' the local elementary schools, cer.* through dedication and turd signing autographs and Hoyle's scholarship Is based work. What you have accom­ m eeting with the kids and he' partially on academics and plished to very special and I always a pleasure, never partially on athletics. She Isn't appreciate the part you had In losing patience and Just trylnj sure yet what she may like to that. It was definitely a thrill to ; to present himself as a role major In. but to leaning toward have you here and you will be • model. He's worth seeing. computer science or a related missed. You have certainly H ell also be promoting the field of study. made your mark on Mary ! Pop Warner league which 1s Last year was quite a memo­ High School.* ; trying to establish Itself as a rable one for the Lake Mary The Lady Roms recently fin­ • feeding ground fur Seminole team. They won the state ished their 1099 season, > High School. In fact. Seminole championship with a fairly much earlier than most had i coach Jim Worthington will lx young bunch. In fact, the anticipated. Although Hoyle | conducting clinics so that the school had three girls champi­ and her team didn't get a ; Sanford program can run the onship trams last year with chance to defend thetr title, • same kind of plays as the hlgl soccer, basketball and soft­ that In no way will diminish 1 school. Most of the other ball. No other school In the _ what they had already accom­ 2 schools In Seminole County slate lias accomplished such a plished. • have feeder programs, but Ihf feat In n single year. With the season behind her S will be a step up for Sanford. now, Hoyle Is Just going to en­ Hoyle will always remember 2 Blake's appearance should her days with the Lady Rams joy the rest of her senior year { attract more registrations than but especially the tournament before getting ready to tackle < usual. Sanford typically Is a win. college classes and college {late-signing community and athletics. J coach Marcus Kendrick, a 'Going to state was unfor­ If Hoyle's high school career J driving force behind the gettable.* Hoyle said. ‘And the was any Indication, college Laka Mary's Kristin Hoyto, with coach B « Etoalto, Boyd Camas, wfl play toccsr lor ths University ol ’ program, to hoping to get a experience of actually winning should be a great experience Principal Raymond Gainst and Assistant Principal good turnout next week. Was! Florida naxt year, will be with me always. There for her. { Blake will also host a clinic May 22 and 23 at Seminole. It will be a non-contact camp stressing football techniques, SRD SOFTBALL M EETING fundamentals and Alvarez helps power SANFORD - The City of Sanford Recreation conditioning. He'll be assisted IN B R IE F Department will be holding Its Adult Softball by Braggs and several other Organizational meeting for the Spring softball NFL players have expressed season on Wednesday. April 7th at 6:30 p.m. Lions past DeLand MIRACLE DANCE TRYOUTS Interest. There will also be at the Downtown Recreation Center. Oral floor classes on weight training and ORLANDO - Inaugural Orlando Miracle of City Hull on Park Avenue. nutrition. By Toay DeSormlar has put together a .302 batting dance tram tryouts for energetic mate and fe­ Any teams Interested in playing in the The Sanford Pop Warner CORRESPONDENT average with three home runs. male dancers. 18 years and older that pos­ spring league should be at this meeting and program, along with the "Javle's been a crucial part sess a hip-hop style of dance and tumbling will receive a 915 discount on their fee for program s fro all over Seminole OVIEDO • As the only senior of the success o f this team,* skills, will be held this Sunday, April 3. on attending. County, need support. Playing In the starting lineup for the said Oviedo coach Kenne the Magic Practice Court at the RDV Space Is limited since only Plnehurst Park football Is very costly and a lot Oviedo varsity baseball team. Brown. "He's worked hard to Sporisplex. 8701 Maitland Summit Boule­ Is available. Plnehurst league's offered arc o f kids can't afTord the Javier Alvarez has been thrust make himself a good high vard. Maitland, starting ut 9 a.m. Co-Ed on Monday. W om en on Tuesday. Men expenses, so all the money Into the role as a leader for the school catcher. He personifies To rrglster, all Interested dancers must on Wednesday and Thursday, and Industrial generated by the camp will go young Lions. Th e fact that he's what this team to about, bring a resume and photo. on Friday. toward the program. the catcher, handling , a working every day to get For more Information cull (407) 910-2400. The SRD Is also offering a Monday Night H ead on out and meet with pitching stall of first-year everything out of hto ability.* Church league that will play at the Lake Mary 2 Jeff Blake next weekend. Show hurlcrs. further underscores On Friday night. Alvarez led REC. ADULT FLAG FOOTBALL Sports Complex. you r support for Sanford and his role as a leader. the Lions to a 14-4 rout of SANFORD - The City of Sanford Recreation Questions? Call 330-5697. • for the kids In the community. Soft-spoken by nature, DeLand In a GA-Dtotrict 3 Department Is ofTrrtng a Spring Adult Flag Last Second Shot: Word has Alvarez leads by example. He's contest by going 3-for-3 with a Football League. SRD TENNIS LESSONS The league will follow all Florida Recreation lit that Tampa Bay Devil Ray caught every Inning so far this home run. double, single, and SANFORD - The City of Sanford Recreation and Parks Association (FRPA) Flag Football 1 officials are disappointed at season (125 going Into three RBI. and Parks Department Is offering Tennis Les­ rules and regulations and will play Its gamrs •the turnout for their exhibition Friday's game with the DeLand The at bat that ended In his sons at Grovevlcw Park (off Lake Mary Boule­ I against the O-Rays Friday. Bulldogs), working with the fourth homer o f the season on Saturday mornings. vard). exemplifies what Alvarez Any questions about the leagues or further 1 U nder 1,000 attended. ” Lion pitching staff to compile a The lessons, taught by Greg James, costs brings to the Lions. Information can be obtained by calling the M aybe If they promoted their team eamrd-run average of 920 for each four-week session. Students Recreation Department at (407) 330-5097. team In Central Florida, 3.19. With the Lions clinging to a i Briefs, Paga 2B som eone would care. Along with the way, Alvarez ■aa Lions, Pag# 3B 2B • Seminole Herald. Sanford. Florida ■ Sunday, Apnl 4 1999

Briefs------RAINES GAUGE Continued from Page IB must register at City Hail. youth sports programs. lin t Ralnrn Is a Sanford native and Sem inole For more Information call 330-5697 or For further Information, call (-107) 324- High School graduate now playing for thr Oakland Athletics. 682-6086. 5485. RAINES GAUGE JEFF BLAKE FOOTBALL CAMP ASA SUPER MEN’S QUALIFIER CATEGORY '98 best career SANFORD - The Sanford Youth Football and ALTAMONTE SPRINGS - Get ready lo see G am r*...... 105 160 2.286 Chrcrleadlng Association (SYFA1 will hold two some of the nation's l>est softball. At-bats...... 321 652 8.5-16 pre-registrations for the First Annual Jeff The Seminole Softball Complex In Alta- Runs...... 53 133 1.525 Blake Football Camp and the 1999 Pop War­ monle Springs will host as many ns 15 of thr Hits...... 93 191 2.534 ner Football and Cheerleading Season. lies! Amateur Softball Association fASAl men's R ill...... 47 71 942 The registrations will be held on Saturday, Super Slo-Ptich teams trying to earn points I >oi ililrs...... 12 38 413 April 10th at the Just For Feet In the Semi­ toward gaining one of 10 slots open for thr Triples...... 1 13 112 nole Towme Center Mall and Saturday. April Super Men's National Championship Finals. Home m ns...... 5 IH 163 17th at Finish lin e In the Altamonte Mall. Tlie Championships will lie contested al Strain...... 8 90 803 Times will be from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Historic Sanford Memorial Stadium In Sep­ Avrragr...... 290 .334 .297 Jell Blake, from the Cincinnati Hengals, tember. and Robert Jones, from the Miami Dolphins, On Friday. April 9th. the top four rnnkrd will be on hand to sign autographs on April teams will open the weekend competition by 10th and Stephen Braggs, a former Miami playing two exhibition games at 6 p.m. Dolphin, w ill be here on April 17th. 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By Jeff BcriiaJck* tion with a buffet dinner and a host Its annual golf tournament with a sponsorship should The Metro Orlando Amateur Golf Academ y will host Its Jun­ TSstsrm srems Etirrou------sports memorabilia auction and (o benefit the school golf team write: Sanford Optimist Optimi; Club. Softball Association will host Its ior G olf Learn to Play Member­ raffle. Call 1-888-815-4057 for and booster club. Format Is a 333 Rose Drive, Sanford. Fla.. rescheduled Inaugural golf ship at Wekiva Golf Club. It Is SANFORD - Fortner NFL Information... four-person scramble with a 32773... tournament April 9 at D eer Is­ open to boys and girls 8-18 Cleveland Drown and Miami The Foundation for Seminole combined team handicap of 40 Winn-Dixie will hold its land Golf and Lake Club. Th e and members may play any day Dolphin Stephen Draft's Is County Piddle Schools Is look­ strokes. It starts at 2 p.m. at spring Winn-Dixie Invitation "Achieving Excellence through after 3 p.m. Memberships arc hosting Die Inaugural Orlando ing for sponsors for Its annual Tlmacuan Golf and Countty Charity Oolf Tournament to Arndemles and Athletics" tour­ good for a year and members Celebrity Golf Classic to benefit Golf For Education Tournament Club April 24. Call 220-0614 benefit the Doy Scouts of Cen­ nament Is to benefit the schol­ must attend an etiquette and the Sanford Sports Youth Pro* at Ekana G olf Club In Oviedo. for details... tral Florida on April 12 at 8:30 arship fund for outstanding ntles seminar with PGA gnun. There will be a 810.000 Tee time Is I p.m. April 26 and The Sanford Optimist Club a.m. List year the event raised senior high soflball players and Teaching Professional Jeff putt for rash event, clinic, long will Include a four-person will host the Central Florida ovrr $125,000 The event will (he development of youth soft­ Jones. Call 925-2855 for In­ ball contest and a shotgun start scramble to benefit Seminole Qualifier of the Optimist United lie held at Palm Coast Resort ball. Call 869-2526 or 1 (888 ) formation... with flighted play at the Trophy County public schools. Call Von Lines Junior Golf Champi­ with a special Platinum Pack­ 210-6660 for Information... The Altamonte Springs Dons Club on April 24. It will be fol­ .120-0176 for Information... onship. The elite Deld Is age featuring Sunday golf and a Tlmacuan Golf A Country Club will host Its 6th annual lowed by an awards presenta­ Lake Mary Digit School will I-II- packed with youth golfers 10- VTP dinner on April 11. Th e Club has scheduled April 15- golf tournament May 14. There 18 years-of-age and the Central tournament will feature prizes 17 for Its M en’s Member-Guest will be a 4-person scramble Florida 14-18 year-olds will and awards along with an offi­ Tournament. Th e format Is best with a $60 entry fee per golfer need to qualify May 12 at Deer cial cerrmony following the ball net with 8 flights o f 6 to Include green fees. cart, bev­ Island Oolf Club. The younger round. Call 578-4000 for In­ teams. The following week, the erage. awards, door prizes and players will be exempt from formation... Tlmacuan Women's Golf Asso­ food and will be hosted at thr qualifying and will move to the The Rotary Club of Lake Mary ciation will host Its M rm brr- Wekiva Golf Club. Call 830- next level June 5 at Golden will host Its Seminole County Gurst on April 25... 1336 for Information... Ocala. T h e Deer Island event Eduratlonal Scholarship Tour­ Florida State football coach Oceans Eleven Resorts Is will provide players with range nament at Tlmarunn Golf and (lobby Dowdrn will host his slated to host the 9lh annual balls, lunch, golf and the Country Club April 30. There annual spring toumamrnt at Intemattonal Network of Oolf awards banquet. Anyonr Inter­ will tie an N a.m. shotgun start thr Crookrd Cat Course at Or­ Spring Conference and Cham­ ested tn qualifying should con­ with an awards lunrhcon and ange County National on A pril pionship May 23-27. ING Is tact Robbie Robertson at 322- raflle to follow. Individual fees 17. Far Information, call the based In Lake Mary and L a 5854 for Information, and the arr $90 with other sponsor­ Seminole Club of Greater O r­ great chance to network with event la still looking for spon­ ships available. Call 302-3596 lando Hotline at 648-0512... people from every facet of the sors. Anyone want rd to hrlp out or 805-0731 for details... The Diamond Players Club golfing world...

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B e Jeff Berttelcko HERALD STAFF WRITER For now. you can refer to Milwee Middle School eighth- grader as A nthony Walker. Give him a few more years, then hell be Doctor Anthony W alker. Anthony Is the recipient of the Disney Dreamer and Doer award. representing his school. He will receive his award next month at Walt Disney World along with representatives from all over Central Florida. He is actually the second Milwee student to win the award. Clasamate Eric Taylor won an award to represent the entire county and will be honored the same Public day. Being on the honor roll since the start of hta education was a key reason tn Anthony’s consideration for the award. "lVe always been on the honor roll ever since 1 started school.* he said. ‘ I like to take a lot of Initiative because when I set my mind to something I think I can get It done.* Anthony went to elementary school tn Alabama and changed schools often as a child. He made an Impact In Mlwee eighth-grader Anthony Walker won the medfcal school ones he graduates. H el attend Alabama when he won hta schooTa Dreamer and Doer award and plans to attend Seminole High next year. school’s Principal’s Award, then he moved to Florida and law profession, at least for and I think I work well with though he's relatively new to has attended Milwee for the the area, he's grown on past two years. now. He wants to be a doctor them.* attachment to the area. He gives credit for his and will make the commute to He’s off to a strong start Seminole High next year so he success to his mother. Marcta. already. Anthony said his *1 like It at Milwee,* hr said. can attend die school's health favorite classes ore health- who works as a lawyer. -It's clean and the people and academy. related courses. 1 aMi tnlMMBMit *She’s divorced, but she still teachers are realty nice, t don't stuck with what she wanted to T know I have to work hard T m learning a lot about what dislike any of my classes May 17 - Saptambar 15 do and went to law school.’ and study or I can't go there.* 1 need to do later on.* he said. because all of the teachers are Monday - Friday at 7:45am to 5:00pm Anthony said. She worked For now. Anthony Is just so good here.* Anthony said. *1 think I can do Saturday at fcOOam to 5 :000*1 really hard." It. 1 want to be a doctor trying to get the most out o f So arr some of thrir Anthony Is passing on the because I like to help people M ilwee that h e can. Even students. J u n e 21 - Dacambor 15 Monday - Thursday

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Greenwood Lakes Middle Darcy Aaa Cantsalea, of earned a trip to New York to objective of the program In to School participated In the Winter Springs, earned a de­ compete tn the National Finals provide ‘ hands on training- tn 1999 National PTA Reflections gree from the University of In­ for Automobile Technology. city, county unit stale govern- JSI'O Art Contest. Winners Included: diana at Bloomington. ment. , , Raphael JaramiUo, lisa Orta a • • land. Leah Cooper, Aadire Grace Brown and Aafsla LaConr, Doran Lopes. Jam s Mika Hal* and Mke Qramkow have been chosen to Jones. Ttflhnj Too and X h Richardson, of Lyman High represent Seminole High son Perkin who now move on School, took first place In the School at this summer's week- to county competitions. Central Florida Auto Dealers long American Legion Girls’ Competition held at Seminole State program. Angela Basso • • • Community College. They was selected as alternate. The What’s going on...

Lyman High School will host The Lyman Marching Band • • • Once Upon A Mattress A pril 8- and Guard arc planning a trip SPECIALS 10 at the school auditoreu, to Washington. D.C.. April 6- Lake Howell High School’s SERVICE The musical Is a spin-off from 11. Plans are to perform three Class or 1999 will have Its FACTORY TRAINED TECHNICIANS The Princess and the Pea and or four concerts at the city's senior prom at Disney’s Grand tickets are on sale for t5 In historic sites. Floridian on April 23 from Wc\M"» ALL CARS - TRUCKS % VANS advance. Call 320-2329 for 6:30 p.m. - midnight. Tickets • • • details. will be sold during lunches LIFETIME WARRANTIES - COMPETITIVE PRICES - GIVE USA TRY Indian Trails Middle School between April 7-14. will host Project Earth 2000: • • • OVER 70 BAYS AVAILABLE FOR FAST SERVICE! • • • Into the Millennium on April 15. Project Graduation of Lake Coupon Required ,..pon Required Sabal Point Elementary Mary High School will host a School will host Its Reading t • • graduation party for the Class Festival April 6. Parents are o f 1999 on May 26 at the O r­ BRAKES UNLIMITED Invited to learn tips on how to Oviedo High School's Winter lando Fitness and Racquet Improve their children's read­ Color Guard will attend Winter Club. The drug-free, alcohol- PACKAGE INCLUDES: ing skills. There will tie a BRAKE Guard International World free celebration Is for seniors • Inspect trtrtBukiSpiem • lop OR Br*i Rad puppet show and an Ice cream Championships to be held In on the same day of graduation INSPECTION social. Dayton. Ohio. They will depart to provide a safe, enjoyable Expires • n«ja Sen MttXkc Oise Pad or Shoes • tnspccl Adi Boot CondOon • * • April 14 and return April 18. environment. 4*12*99 • Injun Only Ongnal equipment Parb Ultima Warranty on Doc Pub or Equnrlert or Stan

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N A l/k/a M l M. Florida Statute* IM1 MOTTOS DP ACTION SOUTHERN M M Of Black Haarh Recovery. Inc TO: LOUIS S JANISIK -CALL 322-2611 Sanford Powerboat Safe*. Inc. TO PUCE YOUR A D - CINTRAL FLORIDA. By:/!/ Oarran 0 Pafof* LAST KNOWN RESIDENCE Aprils. 1SSS Craig Schroth Publish April*. IMS SO Sweetwater Orel* OSS-IS Ovtarlo. Florida SS7II DCB-tl 15—C e m e t m y Lo t s 71— H elp W anted 71— H elp W a n t e d re m . CURRENT R1SIDINCI: Legal Notices UNKNOWN OAK LAWN 2 Lois with toar- NeKa* la gfvan pursuant la a ANY AND ALL UNKNOWN A C O w l FAR TISS CLAIMING BY. 0Hss vaUN n Gordon of Honor. •naf M pnant dated Ih* tfm TO THS OIKBHrr COURT * fspMfiinra mctuiry, * y af March. I M . In Caaa No THROUGH. UNDER. ANO VsRjo IS. 710 SaS both for Esc. pay BE TH8 IMMTSSHTN N package Drug Fire. 323- •*-1M-CJL-t*-W af Ih* Circuit M TUB SNMVfT 6 BURT AGAINST THI HEREIN NAMED S4.000 3224S2S >7839 IN YMB CIBCUtT COURT INDIVIDUAL DIFINDANTISl JUDICIAL BMCINT Caart af IM UpMaanth M l t M OF TNB I STM JUDICIAL Circuit In and fa* ■amlnola FOB WHO ARS NOT KNOWN TO BS 21— Personals COURTHOUSE RESEARCH­ BOUNTY, CIRCUIT OF FLORIDA ISEARN WTOLE YOULEARF4EJ Caunty. Fla rid*. In nMch ONI* IN ANO FOR DEAD ON ALIYS. WHETHER ERS EARN UR TO E23 PER SAIO UNKNOWN PARTUS MAY HOUR DOITfO COURTHOUSE 00MV STEVEN COCKMAM and SUM HOLS BOUNTY BABB ■ «. SF-BBIS-BA-f 4-W BABB NB. S d -tf IS BA IS F CLAIM AN INTIRSST AS RESEARCH WEI TRAM VIS­ GLORIA ANGELA COCKMAM SINBBAi JURISDICTION SHIRLEY A MACKERISV. Wks-ts NATIONBBANC MONTOAOC SPOUSES. HEIRS. 0IV1SSIS. el era el IT WWW WORKHOTIME COW •re ptafeWfe and C N IITf N 0 Plaintiff. PnvMannaFa w s s MH.TENSENOEN. INTERNAL COAPO NATION. GRANTEES. OR OTHIR ELI CTRL PI tin I ill. BABB BO. S7-TSS-OA-I4-R Use FMM0OO77BS CAL CONTRACTORS. M V lN U f aiMVICI. HATTON*. BANKERS' TRUST COMPANY. CLAIMANTS CHARLES H BRUCIANO 4B7-33B-SSSS DENTAL RCCCFnORWT BANK. H A | SOUTH) AMO a* True tea for tha Regie LAST KNOWN RISIOINCS SHERYL BRUCS. WSf rest Wbrk SarJord Orlan­ BSNNII ■ FAYNI. JN . RESIDENCE UNKNOWN COLONIAL BANK W a SOUTH. Holder* ol Salomonin IBra1 Husband and Wife, 22— H ea lth C ake ■ r* i iin i fi ■ rifrei ,ii feiLrve ,.^Sc* * a rwi at ua. at at. CURRENT RESIDENCE 'UUfvlwwwi noyfry wwgp do cJhc* .Mutt have pfeaamg ■AN BANK OS CINTNAL Mortgage Sec unit** VII. Inc . and UNITED STATES OF paraonasty Tranaportabon and Defendants) UNKNOWN 'Company paid Appraniicasfkp FLO AID A ara Defendant*. I end Mortgage Pass-Through AUSfUCA. b* eompufer bfarato 32 f n M l #*A la tt*a MMtaat and kaat fed* Certihcata* 1SS4-II by YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an Defendant* af *7/hr Cas Mon . Wad 321- NO TICS IS H I M BY OIVIN aclton to foreclose • mortgage rmORjtjS. *3004(8 * PSKfadt days dM far cacti af IN* Watt Front Option On* UorCgaga. A snag—.-a, — 0180. Tua* . Thi**. and Frt, af the Sanaaafe County purauanl la an Order or Fmat an tha following property m rw n no*aeri Judymant Scheduling California Corporation *• Notice it hereby green that •On*, two ( ris* weak paid va- 298-0874 in the City at MMINOLI County Florida: 23— Lo st h Fo u n d Feraeloaur* Safe antarad on Attorney in Fact. pursuant la a Summary Final ______emmet* Caunty, PtaMrttff. LOT 30 SWEETWATER CREEK. Judgment af Force to tura Salad T. apef* in par- MANCH M. tSM Mi Si* caaa '401(h) Profit SRmngdtokra- I Florida, at It SS AM an the ACCORDING TO THI FLAT Hr* 10th day MARCH. 1S00. • Eastorooha Owdara. 201 not* pending Mi aald Court the VS m l FOUND: Mata 10th day af April. tSSS. Me fei- CHARLES H BRUCE and THEREOF AS RIC0R0ID IN la Ih* abeea-atytad causa I mil rat Noma on dogs tag w S* N Sunset Dr. Cataatoany BBS- alyl* *1 which la indicated •Stock Purttiasa Plan SHERYL SRUCI. *1 a l. FLAT BOOK SO. PAOIS OS ANO basaan Pfoaaa caS Ruby 5002 forth Mi the Order at Final 14 PUBLIC RECORDS OF ‘Madfoai. Dantaf. Vision. STD. Da land ante dot tor cash at the SEMINOLE Wtodtad 4f 407-323-1171______SCo padferwran DFBVER M IO B D Class A. I MMINOLI COUNTY. FLORIOA COUNTY COUWTHOUSI SOI COL. FL onFy F/T - P/T 3 yr*. at the Soothe eat SEMI- OF FORECLOSURE SALS Ma* been Mad agemsi you and NORTH PARK AVSNUS. SAN­ 25— Special Nonets mm O TR asp Good during earner of the Martha*at 1/4 af NOLI County Courthouse Waal Metre* w hereby green Sat, you era required to aanr* # FORD FLORIDA al II 00 AM record 407-323-7171 CaS any- Me N orth«**i Overt** at Front Ooar. M t N Park Aranu*. copy of your written date nee* pursuant to an Order an Ih* 1701 day al APRIL. ISOS Many tKSnQ opportumbos kma 7«rrt-9pm. 7 darsfe*______aaytt^n* » - - • a ma . Ts^wTOrreveei^p il M il B ML** a* 1 6 NfeNfFii l a u i k Sanford FL SSFFt. at It M Raachadukng Forectoaure Sal* it any, w-th.n SO days attar Ih* AT WEST FRONT OOOR tha tot- Of Aon ya so Seat. Samrnete A M an S* tfth day *1 APAil tost public a bon af thr* None* Florida « • wr svsAabfe for tha aRWriancad dated MARCH S4TH IMS towing daacribad property sfstsncisri a* wa* aa on r e job Cevnty. Fiend*, ran Weal SSO ISM . the fehan lay daccnbnd and antarad m tteil caaa num. of Ac l«on. an Ichayarna. l a y ! SO foal Weal and 147 04 0 feel, than** North U S I t feat. McCall* Rayncar. Barren A •w Orisndo n r a g tor nBvkksafe earn to DfGBY TRUCKUNES IS bar S/-/77-CA-14. al the Circuit feat North af Ih* South*til cor­ fea/n rad* Appty ar TRS-CFTY Mena* ran Baal *SI St feat, Order or Final Judymant. ta-nit Court of Ih* tSth Judicial Frepptar. Plaint,it's attorney s r w LOOKING FOR DRIVERS ner al Lot IS. Stock S. AMEND­ ELECTRICAL CONTIUCTORB, S anaa ran South t t d**raaa IF LOT *. BLOCK O. WASHING­ Circuit in and tar Sammoi* whoa* address t* M l (eychore ED PLAT OF WHOMSRS. caked and coring It •Proud •Prograamra -Parse ur sr arm 430 Wasl Of. mural** Saat l l t t r feat. TON OAXS SICTION ONI, County Ffonda. whatam Bowies a to Swto S44. Tampa. according la tha ptol tharaaf a* I— MSS M pruwSng cTdd- r*n wWi a safe and n ru irg arv Spnngs. on Monday 4 W 9 and Sian** run Saadiueitarty ate a a ACCOM01 NO TO THI PLAT BANKERS TRUST COMPANY. Florida 1140a and hi* the ang­ recorded m Plat Book S. peg# jOraaf Rn/Ejcafena I a aura* a ana are North*** tarty inal with this Court either wonrkary by bacommg foafar Tuesday ABBS horn SOOam to THIHIOF. AS NICOftOID IN AS TRUSTEE for THE REGIS- 40 af tha Public Record* af It 00* m and from I 00pm to •Superwr EquipmantTnandyEqupmanifr Manny a radra* af SS 44 feat, a TIRED M0L0ERS OF before caret** a* Plat*ltff*a Sammal* County. Ftortd* parorcs ■ you h*v* kw* in yata FIAT BOOH IS. FAOSS 7 ANO • heart and room m yaw home 40Cpm Bring 2 lagal torn* if central enyf* af t t l dayraaa OF THI FUOUC ASCOAOS OF SALOMON BROTHERS MORT­ attorney ar immedfofoty the*#- threee run North (0*00 00* IT*, and an art dfelance af trier Otherwise • dafouri mM pfoesa ooraact OMEN DOOM to* “10 EOeUF/tW/Eoeuftv at ww am MMINOLI COUNTY. FLOfllOA GAGE SECURITIES VII. INC watt SO 40 foot, thane* run ptoyar. Drug Tatsng Raquead t t l SS feat. Sanaa run Waal MORTQAGI PASS-THROUGH be antarad agamal yaw tor the •auth 24-ft lO’ Waal 220 00 Ira* at •40 RatFonM Dwars aTV* IM MACHAV BLVO relief demanded m the IS SS tool Sanaa run South M SANFOAO FL SSFFt CERTIFICATES IM 4 -II SY feat t* the shoreline *1 Lab* •Company Onvara feat. Sane* run Waal U S feat OPTION ONI MORTOAGI. A Complaint *r petition Wild mar* thane* run 27— N u ksiry 4 C h ild fa tha Kami af So yummy homy ONOIAID AT SIMlNOLI This notice shod ba pubirahad COUNTY Ffonda Mu* SOS day CALIFORNIA CORPORATION Northwesterly along taut share- C a ie ad af Tract SA and part *1 Tract one# each waac for fww con- af MARCH. ISM AS ATTORNEY IN FACT. ■* kna t# foe canlarhn* af Credo *A. ISLAND SSCrtON. IVANS' Plaintiff and CHARLES H sac wtive waeb* » tha S*mmole Street thence ran North Earn an c m MANYANNI MOftSS.CLtNA D «g Cat*: loving Onthan I NO 4 aa par map retard- BRUCE SHERYL BRUCE m## SO'OO'SO* Seat along cantarima ESOO-ttSOOmoPT * O ften) Aecarda Seek A* Clark. Circuit Court SHIRLEY A MACKE A ll V WITNESS my hand and tha (to SO foat to tha Southerly homo Pr*K program! 1* 12 00GS4 SOGmo FT SIMlNOLI. Ffonda UNITED STATES OF AMERICA saat at tfo* Court on thr* SOth nghi-ol'Way at Malnar Avenue Crafts Tnpa Fwi 1214B4S 14444210472 By Muth King day af MANCH. ISM wwwaNtoMeom ■a/era Oetendenkcl I wUi **S la Rian run Easterly along sard for-Traifer. Mmrm^m raquwq- A* Deputy Clark Maryann# Mars* over tVANSOALI AOAO ngh|.#f-aray IS 00 feat la Ih* tots of TLC Ucanaaw mantt 3 years OTR. sscaianl ad In OHtatol Hetard* See* SFCJM S HOFFMAN. PA aaeh at tha wee I front dear ol Clark al Kc* Court E*etort, nght of u t, af Credo CRN Can Emm raft 1 » ATTINTKM safety record, meal as OOT ra- SFS. Fay* MS. af am PuhM* FM South 0>«i« Highway Sa Sanunafo County court' By Ruth King Strati thane* run South have an maramani* ruon scrioof or ar* > - ■W UMfVB Aecarda *1 SamraaN County. Carat Debt**. Ffonda SS 144 ha«ee in laniard Senwnole A* Deputy Clark 00*S0*S2* Waal along said 33— W e ig h t m et GEO wafi good varbai and Tafophan* |1M| SSS-tfSS County Ffonda ar 11 40 A M Icheeam* McCaOa. ngM-af-way 240 00 teat thane# Oafed the SOth day af March. an S * S/lh day *4 APRIL.ISM Ray mar Barren S Frappwr run South ••*41(1* East M anagem ent Earn an E m ItOOO-ITSOQitno Good pay and banwM package 1 -400-791-7424 ISM. at Sanfordi Fiend* Mdd aw sm e ^ n c u in ^ nI Bf hir VnmitMiilinn - * -■ -u m aa t n m S * folfocnng dewr.bad proper­ PO SOI 1410 MS IS laat. prance run Savth Cas------Trues---- Driver InsMut* ^ Aish MANTANtfS MOMS la par«*ip*t* m du* ptuaaadmy ty aa saf forth in aauf Fmat Tampa Ffonda SM0I-S410 00*01 TO* laat tOt 00 feat la warn workamvhunwlDdty com H fl^jBfcMMMaMki Cferh el S * CMcnt Court ahauld contact ADA Judgment la mt If yau arc a paraa* wr*t a 4a- tha Fo.ni af Rag.namg LdftC WCMMT MW] w*h good KMV) huHMI ILECTWCtANB- By Jan* I raceme Ceardinalar at SSt N Park BIGiN SO FEET WEST ANO 147 ata'-ry who need* acieeenoda- DATED thi* 10th da, af rattd E comm TOR MV. BENE- Deputy Clara Aaaau*. Suita N . Sanford. FIST NORTH OF THE SOUTH- parhcipala m MARCH 1004 740 Orugsffo S m vu rn Mo OFWP Apply Santord Fran* O Finhhaiaar. Attorney Ffonda 32171 *• leoat for* day* SAST CORNER OF LOT IS yau ar* anh- IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE Safe Enacts 100% MONEY Etoctnc 2522 S Par* Doy* Florida Bar Na ISSFIS pnar la the prsccadmg BLOC* I AMIN0ED PLAT OF Ifod at no coat to you. toe the AMERICANS WITH DISABILI­ ______IM S NaPinaan It -latte M t W110MEAI ACCORDING TO yrwsisM.n at aarlam atatalanc# TIES ACT Paroan* with d ia M - BACK OUAJUMTll. Fra* Tafophan* |4Sf) » | I1 M l « l FAST Orlande. FL SIM I anr t ass m s -s t t m t o o i or THE PLAT THEREOF Al Pleas* contact Cam! if to* heading a apacial accom­ «4SF) S tt-M tt RECORDED IN PLAT BOOR 1. AdteiiHisctahan at 101 N Park modation to participai* m thi* Cat SpanwnSM-nBSor t aoo Ms arroon Fiend* ( r g d i M M T f ) CMAJYig Malay Same* /** PAGE 40 OF THE PUBLIC Aaanu* Sanford Ffonda 22771. proceeding should contact Hlephon* number t*07) 111- Tc< Fr** SS4 3*2-4042 dusmai trades N currently ac- Apr* a. II. ISM Fublfoh Sprit *, tt. IMS RICOROI OF SIMlNOLI COURT ADMINISTRATION. Mmi'/ri S I PM-1SB1 W. Catena- o s s - ir COUNTY FIONIOA THENCE *110 withui I working day* at rasumas tar outsida DSP-It SEMINOLE COUNTY COURT­ •f (kab r lin/ OBT S Tampa). ffoprssamauvai n you RUN NORTH SO OEORIIS yaw receipt at tow document If HOUSE M l NORTH PARK 00 44* WIST SO 04 FEET. hea,mg impaired (TOO) I 55— Business AVENUE SUITS N -M l. SAN­ ad. anyoy Soring and are mar- THENCE RUN south 14 SSB-S77I FORD FLORiOA 12771 PHONE pportunities on cad and O •stod m a career wan a naaorv 04OASES IS M* WIST I I I 04 PubRah Apnt 4 tt. ISM 1407) 111 4110 X 4117 NOT mdt tearing company f o * i FEET TO THE SHORELINE OF D4B14 LATIN THAN SEVEN (7) DAYS IIISOSRM. tod h*a*n A Tamp to parm. top pay. Cal JUNior Judy B 3Q2-I93S mayor opportunity lor you. Ea- LARI WtlOMERE THENCE PRIOR TO THE PROCEEDING raxnacm od • NUN NORTHEASTERLY ALONG Mntnr* ampfoymana package f - J * HEARING IMPAiRIO (TOO) »• M rdwka* to Eacansns op- offers paid Yranevg and Ywvwi. SAID SHORELINE TO THI CEN­ OF TNB IfBRTSSNTN •00 MS-1771 OR VOICE (V) I- ham* Ouaranand ifo«to»fy portvxuty Ottos 2422 Franco TERLINE OF CREDO STREET ccmpaWiYf salary .pfok .egm- juorcukt cNWtirr •oo sst • 77o via Florida >* *d a * and grgwVi Cas Av* SarS6rd rsr Afamd/M aSMNOLS COUNTY, a paaoeai auhdtnafon al So thence run n o r th os RELAY SERYICI *304774 i•tag _ j j '^Luwlrerm program .fe a fo a l Ffonda. t * " '. DEQUES 00 SO* EAST Along MARYANNS MORSE Clark uofeng tot ■ma th* Iwgn- SAID CENTERLINE 110 00 FEET Cue ml and County Cowls SwWcttooard si r e TO THE SOUTHERLY RIGHT- CaS Lon 3024722 Caaa d*.i M-tM-DR-St-B B, Ruth King todusay Sere* and indMriy aa- CHINVL AOGSAS COLIJI HABITAT FOR HUMANITY o f-wat OF UOLNAR AVENUE. N RE Tha Marriage *( Depul, Cferh pananoa a pkia but not manda­ PfTSAHATTONAL INC . SSTATI OF IASNS WHITS THENCE RUN EASTERLY W THOMAS LOVETT Campany n Onado MATIN KHANFAR tory Fi n n mef fasten* A aa> OSCtAMD. FLORIDA NATIONAL BANK, a National ALONO SAID RIGHT-OF-WAY 204 t Robinson S t. 4IM Fid A Part Trrw Cat MS VYUOUt ary raquramancs to. Banking Aaaaaiaifon. HAT VALOIS a* fa* Ca*a«for MOO FEET TO THE EASTERLY Orlando FL 32001 407-JSS-fttO at lim inala County, Ffonda. and Ih* unkneun apouea* RIGHT-OF-WAY OF CREDO MAT SOON ALSHROUF. Publish April 4. tt. ISOS yul' sBfoW to Ikidk— Al1 iduSH< IbdN hm jua .idfekHaiukNuk aaauuknna PO . I y^w vu , re TOsay* 'r^weew1, i^^ww^^np,hpW'* MWtMfp^^WfkpW1,' STREET THENCE RUN SOUTH Wife DEB-10 ROUTE SO i n n aaacukar*. aSiarva Ira fora, 00 0EQRIII 00 SO* WIST NOTICB OP ACTION V b a bufmmnat * iddliknaa Inm foan IcnnhnlrSnra f l • SvcEEP, W^P^Wu^wy^pW^YWi ALONG SAID RIGHT-OF-WAY TO MAT SOON ALAHROUF Pncwdto *#* (00-4407371 FT Apery Laka Mary Coalyard. MO 00 FEET. THENCE RUN SIS Cre* ton One* 13S----- vasmakonal ■ “ Parkway way Laka harmy or alaimtnp M her* any nyht n*a or folaraal by. Daari Clark: E.p pra- SOUTH 00 01QREES 0110* Troy. Michigan 4S0SS IH TNS CIRCUIT 70— Ed u c a tio n 4 Mary 444-1000 SranpL under ar ayamal the abaca named Da fondant* EAST tOt 00 FEET TO THE YOU AM NOTIFIED that an COURT IN • * ? T S i ferrad Musi ba t o t k Apply m ar otharun a tlaMnrny any right, lltfo, or mlarott m tha POINT OF BEGINNING aclton ha* bean tiled agamal SIMlNOLI COUNTY, T r a in in g BUILDER. F NISHER parson Days ton 4860 West SR real pm party Patented m thr* action. NOTE PURSUANT TO THE you and that you ar* taqmrad to FLORIDA AND LAMINATOR *0. Santord______DatandanKk) FAIR DEBT COLLECTION serve a copy al yaw written BAM NO. M-SM4-CA-14-P ACCNUVTtD TRUCK SCHOOL payment cof- TO THOSS ABOVt- MAMSO OKFINDANTS ANO TO ALL PARTUS Good Pay wsn anpananca. barv PRACTICES ACT YOU ARE defenses ,1 any. to it on the COUNTRYWIDE HOME COL. VA/TA Acerv Job Assisi ahts Apply 108 Tacri Dr nr*. Mcbons Cash handing •>p a CLAIIMNO IN TIAIST BY. TMNOUOM. UNOIA ON AGAINST TMi Husband Michael Fender Wkand class#* Nation*! Truck ad vised that th is l a w firm L0ARI. INC . a New York Santort 324 2848 etas P k caS 3300454 tor SOW NAMSO OSFINOANTS, ANO TO ALL PAAT1IS MAYING ON CLAIM- laqwr* al l i t South Maitland corporation. School I-400-4SS-73S4 * PIG TO HAYS M T RIGHT. TITL I OR INTI ASST IN TH I PR0PIR- IS 011 Ml 0 TO 0 ! A DEBT Groundspifson COLLECTOR ATTEMPTING TO A r * , Suita 100. Mailtand Plaintiff. COL-CtoM B Uc. Drivers: A M TV DCSCRIBSO BELOW Florida 117S1. on or bator* to (tow t priysready sure gar F/T Only aep d need apply. Ap­ An Imtnant Da main Pahtton. teyathar with it* OoclaraMon at COLLECT A 0EBT ANO ANY ply Georgia Arms Apis. 3600 INFORMATION ODTAINEO WILL APRIL >1. ISM and hi* Ih* HARRY SRVANT 71— H elt Wa n ted bag* Afpry in parson Takmy ha* boon filed Ml tha abera-atyfod Court to acquit* certain on(pn*l with tha clerk *1 Iht* CSSiliS-Sl-0140). mng* E nv iron man lal. 1378 S Gaorpa Av*., Santord. Drug laat Soinriml* County. Florid*, daaertbad a* tel- ■■ USED FOR THAT PURPOSE required 323>4000 EOE Dated the 14th day at MARCH. court either bafor* tarvic* an UNKNOWN SPOUSE Votosra Av*. Orange Cdy. FI pablnnar's alttmty ar inanadi- OF HARRY BRYANT. HANDYMAN wuh oan toots and ------I L NO.------SIS FSB SfMFLB (R STIN TIO N FOMIN IMS Ctmcfc Caabfer Up to J » V FT MARYANN! MORSE Italy tharoattar, olharwiaa a ROBERT R JORDAN bins, tor lawn mninc and gan- > BOUNTY AOAO 4(7. FHASB I default writ be antarad against ((••UNKNOWN). or PT. rtubV parson w/aapan- 339-1911______rj AH of tha land d**cnbad U1 O A Book Sf. Fay* 7S. ol tha Public Clerk ol Circuit Court anca Benefits 407 333-2446 By Ruth King you for the reItal demanded m UNKNOWN SPOUSE Hmng For '/ Record* el S ammo la County. Florida. in our Deputy Clark tha pall lion OF ROBERT B JORDAN • AOMIN ASSISTANTSSSiSTA A Sarny ferthar daaertbad a* to Moor Conunanc* at Ih# aouthwail Chitdcan T it c N n Ytlant room Must love babras COOtllS E STAWIARSKI Dated on thr* ISth day ot UNKNOWN TENANT I. • PART TIME CLERICAL F/T-P/T Enaraanc happy AS Eroananca a Otaa 3302797 /cornar at the Muthaatt quarter af Ih* aouthwaat quarter ol March ISM UNKNOWN TENANT II. Where you r e |0b trial you ^(aclton F. Tawnahlp tt South, Rang* 10 la a t thane* run 4010 Buy Scout Boulaeard ta*S CDAEipanenced)A t « t prs Help Wanted toduatriai ■m l* 414 MARYANN! MORSE SEMINOLE COUNTY, want AS/ ferrad Banaht* 407-328-7786 ‘rM S M S 'M 'S along tha couth tin* el aald aouthwaat quarter ol Tampa. Florida 11S07 Clark ol the Circuit Court a pofiticeleubdiveioA ol No Fa#1 CSS lift-04061 rj SSI M feat, thane* run N0O*3S'2O"W. l i t SS 1**1 to an angf* Factory Workers, sip. QJriaa Telephone till) 17 7-1001 By Luanno Woodley tha Slat* of Ffonda. Commissary Work £ point Mt Block *B*. 'Q O O O IN E A00ITI0N TO ALTAMONTE.* Cutter, Mauri Processing. Saw CAS *17-00172 Deputy Clark and any unknown hair*, A/C Duct Macfianics Dobbs International Services / according to tha plat thereof recorded Mi Plat Book 7, Peg* 7S. Publish March 21. 21. and April davit***, grant***, Operator. 0FWP. Banaht*. W a­ Publith April 4 tt. tSSS Wat you okj boas • horeacT has vrvnacMto Opmvngt for to# '.Public Aacordk at Samlnofo County. Florida, thane* run creditors and other fer Bonnet. 350 Anchor Rd . D IO -1 1 4. It . Ik M Cfuil out S grv* is i cal W* tosowmg postoon* r'NSI*14‘BS*t along tha boundary tin* of aold Stock *B* for M OS DEA-1S1 unknown parson* or can pul you lo work w/tanafttat -SOarocmComrrsSliry Cassetoarry. FL * * feat la Vi* POINT OF SfQINNINO. told point being the northwa*! wiknoan tpoutes claiming 401 Ml Dent worry, srara coori Help Wanted S' corner of the fond deecnbad m aald 0 A Booh S4. Fay* 71. F/TE42S.V by. through and under *07 302 S3S7 •Otic* Cferk P/T '.Plane* run along tha boundary beat at the land daaenbad in cent any al Ilia above-named Industrial S8 2STV fiO.N. took Sf. Pay* 71 for Ih* following lour c outlet run Dafendant*. AIRLINE CATERfHO HELP FACTORY WORKERS Oder compel it™ s wag** Great ^ N S r i f M ’ S atony laid boundary bn* ol Bloch *0* tor 40 M feel Delendanlt NEEDED! Must ba abfe to work tip Glass Cutiar, Metal Pro- CITY OF LAM MARY, FLORIDA trmg* b#n#Mi and bonus plan •'thane*. leaving Mid boundary tin* of Block *B*. run SOO'IS’M 'I. NOTICB OF waakandi m a cow anronmant casting. Saw Operator. DFWP. * 174 04 tool, thane* SESM4'03*W. 40 00 laat. thane* NOTICE OF PUBLIC HSARMS4 with FWUV* hour* Apply ui Apply in parson M-W, 9-3 at Benefits. Wafer Bonnat. 350 An- NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by tha City CcneTcsson of tfw City ol Lake FORECLOSURE SALS Amtrik 800 Parsimmon A v * . | N00*lt MTV. 44 94 fe*L thane* N 001# 2 O'W, IM 00 laat to the NOTICE I* haraby given that parson MF, 1776 Hangar Rd. efior Rd , C****t*ffy. FL j.Pomt of Bagmnmg Mary Fkwia that lato Camneswon ml twid a Pubhc Hearing on Apr* IS. Sanford Airport No prion* CSS* Santord FL. IMS at 7 00 PM . or as toon thereafter at poeubie to consider Second the undersigned Clark ol lb* House Claanara Naadad ■' Contain* 4,SM tquar* foal, more or late Circuit Court ol lanvnol* Raadeig end adogbon ol OnSnencee enbtied •'OWNER(s) CHlAYL AOGSAS COLZIE County. Florida. wtU on Ih* 27th CcrasUtt sves LoGo •Earn up to 19 00 par hour! ORDINANCE NO 021 ? 1011 BlakaStraal day ol APRIL. 1SSS. al 11 00 •1100 00 Htong Bonus! * Allamonl* Springe. FL M701 AN OROINANCE Of THE CITY OF LAKE MARY. FLORiOA AMENDING o'clock AM al tha West Irani •1100 00 Tenur* Bonus! lach Defendant la turthar notified that tha Petitioner will petition SECTION S 01 OF THE CHARTER OF THE CITY OF LAKE MARY. FLORI­ door ol tha Semi hole County •J200 00 Racrukmani Bonus! } tor an Order of Taking bafor* tha HONOAABLK NANCY F ALLEY, OA INCREASING THE LENGTH OF TERMS FOR MEMOIRS OF THI CITY Courthaut* in Sanford. Florida, •Put Vacations and HoSdays! t’an* of S o Judy** of the abova-itytad Court on Wadnaaday. the COMMISSION FROM TWO (1) YEARS TO THREE (3) YEARS BEGINNING otter for tala and kail al public Legal Notices Hard Work ♦ Dadicallon •UnJorm* and company cars! *.Slot day of April. 1SSS. *1 10 IS a.m. in Courtroom M it Ih* WITH THE REGULAR CITY ELECTION IN IBM FOR SEATS 2 ANO 4 ANO outcry to Ih* highest and best ■ •Marical E Dental ( Seminole County Counhou**. Sanford. Florida. In accordance WITH THE REGULAR CITY ELECTION IN 2000 FOR THE MAYOR ANO bidder for cath. Ih* tollowing- Oraai Pay * Benefits! with It* Daclarabon of Taking hare to tor* filed Mi SI* cauce AH SEATS I ANO X PROVIDING FOR SUBMISSION OF THIS CHARTER datenbad property tiluat# m Advertisement af Safe Tha 138-7122 Dafendant* to thl* cult and all other Interacted parti** may lime- AMENDMENT TO THE ELECTORS OF THE CITY OF LAKE MARY AT A Saminola County. Florida NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN Do Hi* math and com* ! ly requoat a hearing on S* Petition for Ih# Order of Taking al S* SPECIAL ELECTION TO BE HELD ON MAY 2$. ISM. AUAKE MARY CITY Lot 71. PALM POINT, at par that Ih* undersigned Inland* to up with a winning total! - Urn# and ptac* dec Ignat ad and b* heard Any Dalandanl tailing to HALL. CONDITIONING THE EFFECTIVE OATE OF THE CHARTER Plal Book SO. P ag** EE through tall Ih* para on* I property ■ SI* a timely raquatt for hearing chad waive any right to object to AMENDMENT ON APPROVAL BY ELECTORS AT SPECIAL ELECTION. 71. Inctutiv*. Public Record* ot described below lo enforce a CORE STAFF ! the Order of Taking PROVIDING FOR THE FORM OF BALLOT. PROVIDING FOR CONFLICTS. hen Imposed on said property B LOOMNO FOR A FEW “ **{*?. CW’______Saminola County. Ffonda Houaa Kaapan E*p. prafarrad. CODIFICATION. SEVERABILITY ANO EFFECTIVE DATE purauanl lo Ih# Final Judgment under Tha Florida Sail Storage GREAT PEOPLE TO FILL EX- lach Dafendant and any other panona claiming any intaratl in ORDINANCE NO #22 Family Acl Statute* (Section • CITVia POSfTfONS M THE Apply in parson: Days Inn, 4650 antarad In a cat# pending in Wesl SR 46, Santord______Ih* property daaertbad In S o Petition in So aboea-alylad imnanl AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF LAKE MARY. FLORIOA AMENDING said Court. Iho stylo ol which la 13141-11 SOS) LAKE MARY, SANFORD ANO LONG WOOD AREA Domain pracaadlng N hereby required to aanr* written delentec, SECTION 11 OKI) OF THE CHARTER OF THE CITY OF LAKE MARY. indicated above Tha undersigned will sail al Housakaaper: 25 to 30 hra/wfc. > If any you hay*, to tha Petition heretofore Mad in thl* eauk* on FLORIDA. TO INCLUDE THE STORMWATER ENTERPRISE FUND. PRO­ WITNESS my hand and official public sal* by competitive bid­ Pay rang** horn 1420 - IlSJhr Apply m parson B Eatlbrooka ; So Petitioner, and any raquatt for a hearing on So Pallbon lor VIDING THAT STATE REVOLVING LOAN FUNOS DEBT MAY BE aaal ot said Court this 21th day ding on Ih* 12th day ol Apnl, POSmOTfS HCLUDE: Gardens. 201 N. Sunset Or. > the Order of Taking, if daalrad. on PallOonar* Attorney, who** INCURRE0 TO PROVIDE PUBLIC WATER. SANITARY SEWER OR ol March. IS M 1999 at It 00 am. on Ih* Assembly, warafiousa, Cassetoarry 69V-5002______name and ad dree* la ihown on or bafor* Wadnaaday. April <4. STORMWATER DRAINAGE SERVICES ANO TO MEET INCREASED II you ar* a parson with i dis­ premia** where said property Praa* Brafm Operator* ha* been sicred and which ar* Priming Press Operators foght Shih SI Pos. tor eipd rugh IMS. and to fit* tha original of your written dalanwt and any OCMANO FOR SAIO SERVICES PROVIDtNO FOR SUBMISSION OF THIS ability who need* any accom­ voTum* located al Ample Slorag# copy mad), oprtr. raquatt for hearing on tha Petition for tha Order of Taking with tha CHARTER AMENDMENT TO THE ELECTORS OF THE CITY OF LAKE modation in order to participate Qntor Selectors and ASAPI Apply Sam. Cnfy Public Cenier, 2900 Waal Airport Sawing MacNna Operator* • Clerk of SI* Court either bafor* kantle* on Ih* PatiUonarT MARY AT A SPECIAL ELECTION TO BE HELD ON MAY IS. ISM AT LAKE Vi thi* praesading. you ar* anli- Schools 400 E Laka Mary . A tt or nay or immediately thereafter, to chow what right till*, inter- tlad. al no cost lo you. lo Ih* Boulevard. County of Samlnol*. 1S44 S. Orlando Or. 330-7788 MARY CITY HALL CONDITIONING THE EFFECTIVE OATE OF THE CHAR­ Its le o IF lo rid* l_h* follow in g Bhrd______eel or Man you ham. if any, or claim in and and to S* proparty TER AMENDMENT ON APPROVAL BY ELECTORS AT SPECIAL ELEC­ provision ol carltin assistance MARVAO PIERCE CLERICAL PERSON Organua ' daacribad in taid Petition and thow cauce if any you hav*. why Openings tor pruton- TION. PROVIDING FOR THE FORM OF BALLOT. PROVIDING FOR CON­ Plats* contact Court adminis­ Misc Boses tional skills, soma computer al Door car* E housekeeping aald property thouid not be condamnad for the utaa and put pot- FLICTS. CODIFICATION. SEVERABILITY ANO EFFECTIVE DATE trator. 301 N Park Avenue, *B7 skills and general clerical du­ re aa M l torS In said Petition If you foil to antwar. a default may BRENOAJ HILL positions on 2nd E 3rd shifts, in The Pubhc Hearing mil be held hi Ih* Comm,seem Chambers. 100 N lull* N30I. Sanford. Florida Misc Bags S B u s * nes F/T 8 30 5 00 M-F Contact Laka Mary ana Cal Philip O ; b* antarad again*! you for Sa rallal demanded in S * Petition II 31771, (407) 323-4310 4 it Country Club Road. Laka Mary Tha Public I* invilad to attend and be JILLE WARREN IBIS Sharon, Lake Mary 302-800* 9*2-62(9 balwksn bam-apm 1 you fall to raquatt a hearing on tha Petition lor Order ol Taking 4227. wilhin 2 working days ol heard San) heanng may b* conurud Iran time to km* unkl a Inal deci­ Miss. Furniture S Bases • you than wale* any right to ob|*cl to Mid Order ol Taking your receipl ol Ihi* Nolle# ol Auatitty IMMEDIATE OFEMNQ tor entry sion a mad* by the Cay Comnvevon Copra* ol ttl* Ordnance* m ki* ar* SAMUEL L JONES *018 ' WITNESS my hand and aaal of card Court on tha FEBRUARY It. Foreclosure Sal*, if you aro lava! warahousa workar/dnver available *1 the City Clark'* Otic* tor renew hearing impaired, call 1-100- Furniture. Tools Misc. Goods Position raquiras valid FOL. A TAPED RECORD OF THIS MEETING IS MADE BY THE CITY FOR ITS MARYANNS MORSE •SS-S77I; il you ar* voice TONY PRIEM 4022 SANFORD heavy lilting E total dakvariaa. CONVENIENCE THIS RECORD MAY NOT CONSTITUTE AN ADEQUATE CLIRN OF THS CIRCUIT COURT impaind. call I-S0O-SSS-S77O Tsbfe*. Chairs. Misc Goods S6.50/HR Salary t65O-S70(Vhr basad on IN ANO FOH SEMINOLE COUNTY. RECORD FOR THE PURPOSES OF APPEAL FROM A DECISION MAOE (COURT SEAL) Purchase* must be paid lor al eip 1 work history (31-6767 FLORIDA BY THE CITY WITH RESPECT TO THE FOftEGOtNQ MATTER. ANY PER­ Maryann* Morse the time ol purchase in cash Ass* moling piailic compon­ tori' «PP< By: Ruth King SON W1SHINQ TO ENSURE THAT AN ADEQUATE RECORD OF THE PRO­ CLERK OF THE only All purchased llama told ents Detail onented 1 hav* IMMEDIATE OPENINGS CEEDINGS IS MAINTAINED FOR APPELLATE PURPOSES IS ADVISED TO CIRCUIT COURT aa I* where la and must b* good eye sight We wiS be tak­ Sunshine Stalling under con­ Deputy Clark MAKE THE NECESSARY ARRANGEMENTS AT HIS OR HER OWN By Jan# E Jasawic removed at Ih# lima ol sal* ing applications Mon-Wed al tract with th* Seminole County ROBERT A. McUILLAN EXPENSE Deputy Clark Sal* subject lo cancellation in 1855 W State Road 434. Suite Public Schools has immarkate County Attorney PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES NEED!NO ASSISTANCE TO PARTICIPATE ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF the event ot sallfemanl 214 'in longwood (near Jacob­ Full E Part bme positions avail­ tor Saminola County. Florida IN ANY OF THESE PROCEEDINGS SHOULD CONTACT THE CITY ADA Jan* E Bond balween owner and obligated sons Depl Store) or call 894- able lor food service E custodi­ Saminola County Sank at Budding COORDINATOR AT LEAST 48 HOURS IN ADVANCE OF THE MEETING AT Buttor S Hutch. PA party 6713 ASAPMI NO FEE1! al Apply al our naw location 1101 East Flrtl Sir eat 140/024-1024 / 31(3 S Conway Rd . It* E Thr* is tha Slh day of February. 295 Waymont C l SI05 in Laka Sanford, Florida MT7I CITY OF LAKE MARY. FLORIOA Orlando. Florid* 32812 1999 Mary, or CaH 3250440 lor da- Tela phone (407) IIS - S 711 Carol A Focler City Clark (407) 3S1-S200 Publish March 29. and April 4. lails. Requtremanis includa Attorney for PatiHonar Pubfah Apr* 4. I0M BSH49S1 714 FDLEjTBI background checks 6 Publich March M . and April 4. T IM DEB-27 Publish April 4, 11, IW9 DEA-ISl Drag Testinglg EO&OFWP DBA-44 OSS-32 GETS THE JOB DONE!

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JIM D O Y L E YNEVR r w x t x b r n b (407) 322-2495 PREVIOUS SOLUTION *A men will sometimes devoie all his WE NEED HOUSES TO RENT SHOP SEMINOLE HERALD CLASSIREDS - WHERE ALL OF THE BARGAINS AREI life lo the development ol one part ot his body — the wishbone" Robert “ Frost Samlnofo Herald, Sanford. Florida • SunJey. April 4.1909 • TV Seminole Herald

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Exciting Aviation Opportunities EARN FULL-TIME PAY now exist at: FOR PART-TIME WORK! The Stnlnob Hank! has an Immediate opening for a Orlando/Sanford Airport newspaper carrier in the 1Sanford area. Our papers are delivered each afternoon Tuesday through Saturday, DynAir Services at Orlando Sanford International Airport it hiring for Delivering the Samlnola Haraid is a great way to earn good another year of phenomenal growth. Below are positions that we are money while working just a few hours each day. We need currently accepting applications for: someone who is dependable> and has reliable transportation Priced d just $48,500. & insurance. It you would li ke to become a carrier, please come in and fill out an appilication at our office at 300 N. PAT Ramp Services Clerks French Ave., Sanford, FL. (Afternoon/Early Evening shifts) $6.50 per hour Apply in Person + P/T Aircraft Interior Cleaners Pnrfect For (Afternoon/Early Evening shifts) $6.00 per hour at the: Retired Persons * P/T Janitorial Seminole Herald Or As A Second (Night or Day shifts available) $6.00 per hour 300 N. French Ave., Sanford, FL Income! W* are also looking for a bright energetic administrative assistant QuaMcations for this position are, good telephone etiquette, ability to organize and work wed under pressure, and good computer skills. The chosen candidate will be respon­ NATIONAL sible for A/P, workman's compensation, new hire orientation, and general oftce

Please fex your resume for this position to (407) 322-0319.

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«•»«•« f»«IQ « tr, l w i » | m u m Above, tho Ixora Club ol Sanford rocontly donated Fistier ol tho museum; right. Doe Gouchonour historical rose bushes to tho museum From toll. Roso speaks to studonts Crystal Bootho. Kan Rabetto long and Mary Anno Cleveland, garden club Jossica Register, and Frank Fink dunng a tour of tho mombors. Walt Padgotl master gardenor. AJ Forror, Demonstration Gardon at tho student museum in Sominolo County urban horticulturist, Barbara Sanlord Chapman, president ot tho garden club and Serena Student museum remains a place of wonder, discovery By Vivian Galllmore Hits same c lass rrrrn lly donated a 'H istory of Florida’ cpult to the m useum Created from SI A M w in I KM 2 1 Individual men's handkrrrhlrfs (ihrrr a r e now two additional students), ihr cpnll was then sewn together bv a volunteer parent. SANFORD It (lulu i t.ikr long fur Liwinn I’••n of a Florida Studies project ihr cpilll FJrmcntary School fourth grader Joseph represents some historical high |>niuls (or ihr F'llos.i to scan thr hlstorically-urcurutc class stale. The students also created a Imok dr room at Seminole County's Studrnt Museum scribing the quilt and its backgrounds, ac­ and miss a common Item found lu modern cording lo Farmer classriMims •• a computer In PM I, the red Inti k selioolhouse h rra in r Fllosa and 2fi ol Ills r lassmatrs m |jsa Sanford Gram m ar School until 1984. when Farmer s rLiss recently ‘attended* thr school lab. An 'A m rilran Ingenuity* rnom is now tin Ihr student Museum and Center for ihr So Wlille the curriculum focuses on a there with 16 students from the school They s|irnl tier developm ent Ilal Studies forged a nrw mission for the two- hour visit from county fourth graders, Fishers a few hours In Itielr own time warp, under the Outside, a Demonstration Garden, con story red lull k Mhoolhousr. Now. It swaths In explains that students in oilier grades often watchful tutelage of teacher Srrrna Fisher. reived and operated as a cooperative rllort history 5.000 fourth graders yearly from visit for project-sperille assignments Pro lie I ween the |tubllc school system. Seminole Instructional assistant lire Gouchrnour and throughout Seminole County, and on Wednes grams are scheduled dally, except Wednes Comity master gardeners and the county's docent Arlene (ioardman. wlm took them ti.uk davs. private ,iild home sc hoo| studriils .is days until about 1:30 p n . when the school more than a full millennia to learn ulmiii tile well Cooperative Flxtenstou Service. Is nurtured by ojiens for public visits until 4 ji in. In the real heart ol Florida. the county's master gardener. Wall Padgett. A museum wish list Includes requests for a In a re creation of a Tlmucuan village the Hegintiliig Monday. Seminole Community Sown and re.t|M-d for students to experienc e hand c ranked Ice cream rh u m . metal skates Native American room Fisher leads students College will offer a General Kdueatlcin Dl- agriculture at the turn ol the century, thr and key (jirr-rollrrb lad r models which fil over to consider life In this area 1200 years ago. ploma IGF.D) c lass lire ot charge to Ihr pub ploneer garden Includes gourds, mustard and standard shoes and sneakers) and Dick anti through thr eyes of the Ttmuciia Indian. In Running Monday through F'rid.tv from 10 rollard greens, and the a local cash crop for •Jrine IsHiks. Hiry also appreciate donations ol Just down the hall. Itoardrnan h e lp s sin am lo I pm., thr class 'will bring full circle many decades, celery. standard Items, like No. 2 penc ils, ji.qier anil dents experience some of the furnishings of the old Saolou! High Sc hool.* according to miscellaneous office and garden supplies According to I isiirr. the school is a source A donation of 15 historic al rose hushes Irom the turn-of-the-crutiiry classroom llrst used Ixora Garden Club of Suntord will provide the Volunteers are sought to provide gardening of alumni pride (or at least one Seminole help, clerical assistance, or, as In Ihr case of when thr museum opened Its doors as Sin focal jiulnt for an antique rose garden cu r­ county si Item! administrator. Dee Sc hu­ lk).irdmaii. lo serve as museum docents ford High School in 1902 - a portable manual rently bring designed, with an anticipated macher. direc tor of curriculum and Instruc­ noardman. a former s« ho<>| icachcr in Jac k typewriter, an Inkwell and an American ll.ig May 15 dedication. Fisher describes a path with 45 stars. tion attended the elementary school Si did sonvtllr. now lives in l-ike Mary and helps out and a ircllis in set a "turn ol ih r century* en Out In the lobby. Gouchruour's group learns Seminole llc m ltl photographer Tommy Vin­ ••Hen. acecircllng lu s< I i i h i I administrator Gla trance in the li.uk of ihr building ai 7th and cent. a student lu Ihr rnrly 1960s. dys Prevail Visitors must always check lu about the man for whom their school Is Film Streets in Sanford named -- Thomas Willingham Lawton. Flaming Described in htrralurr as *.»n Interpretive with Prevail at the museum olflee his ‘Life Graduate Slate Certificate* for ele center and teaching museum.* the Studrnt She looks forward to rrfurhlshmrnt under Scinlnole County' Studriil Museum is lo m emory Flngllsh. mathematics, history and Museum Is funded and operated by Seminole way at George Touhy Park across the street rated at 301 West 7ih Street. For more In­ Latin on Oct. 13, 1925. Diwton served as County Public Schools. Other displays Include hum (he school which will help put ihr fin­ formation. please c all (407) 320 0520. For public school superintendent from 1916 to the Pioneer mum. Grandma s Attic. George­ ishing touches on that particular ji.irt of his­ more Information on the OKI) program offered 1953. town Kxhlhlt. doll collections and a geography toric Sanford. liySCC. please call (407) 328-4722.

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By Bill Kern* solo artist In thr Uultrd King­ dom lo have four Toji 40 sin STAFF' WRITER gles. a title previously held by Jimmy Osmond. Fans wilt he able In meet SANFORD A brother and Aaron In a one hour autograph slsirr of one* of the members of session starting at I pm •hr Mark sired Ikiys will per­ Aaron’s hooks. 'Hackstreet form al the Seminole Tow ne Hoys. Aaron Carter* and Center April 10 In u fashion ‘Unauthorized Hlograjihy. show and concert. Aaron Curler.* will he available Angel Carter, sister ol Hac k al Waldeuhooks. with 20 jn-r- street Hoys member Nle k C a r­ relit of the proceeds going to ter. will he a celebrity m odel the SIMON Youth Foundation. In a fashion show at Sem inole Aaron will Is- inuring South Towne Center at noon, hosted by Girls' Life Magazine. Fol­ America. Including Argentina. Chile and I’aragnay. In (h e lowing the fashion show. Aaron summer. A year ago. Aaron Carter. 11. will perform his hit enjoyed seeing the FJffrl song ‘ Crush On You* and a few nrw songs. Tower lu Paris, F'rance. while cm tour. Horn and raised In the Aaron said he enjoys listen­ Tampa arra. Aaron now lives ing to 1‘ulf Daddy, Janet Jac k- with Ills family In the lais An­ sou. R. Kelly, and of course the geles area. During the jiast six Hackstreet Hoys, lie- recently years, w lille Nick Carter. 19, got a new clog named Oscar. has been |icrfonnlng w llli the He also enjoys riding a m ini­ Hacks!reel Hoys. Aaron said dirt hike, boating and Jet - Orlando lias become like a skiing. second hometown. A school tutor accompanies Beginning in June 1998, Aaron on tours. A fifth-grader. cm rs * n * p* oh» Aaron toured the United Aaron Is required to puss com­ Aaron Carter Mars mechanic Stales and Canada as an petency tests every year. The swer session with Mlekl Hicks. Tom Tail, an exhibit technician, works on a mock probe that is part ol opening art for the Backstreet most recent lest showed Ihut Aaron on lours. A fifth-grader. Fashion Keillor o f Girls' Life Hoys. He Ls recording a s e c ­ Ail roll's overall skills are at the Aaron Is required lo puss corn- tho new Robot Scouts exhibit al tho Kennedy Space Center Visitor Magazine. ond album. A single from scvcnlh grade* level. |iciency ic-sis every year. T h e Complex. Tho Complox is making last minuto preparations lo one ol its Girls' Life Magazine will he Aaron's next album Is sched­ Angel Carter will also lx* a most recent test showed that interactive exhibits slated lo open April 9 Tho now expansion wil in­ providing giveaways and jirizes uled to he released In June. celebrity model lu a fashion Aaron's overall skills are at the clude an international space station themed ticket plaza, a showcase ol to ihr audience, including free Aaron's self-tilled dehut id- show ill the Florida Mall ill 5 seventh grade level. Merntt Island National Relugo, a 300-seat state-ot the-art theater pre­ hum has gone gold in 12 coun­ magazines. Jonathan Martin p ill.. A|irtl 10 Following the Aaron lonucd a bund called miering Quest for Lite, a film exploring the human need to search the tries and Is platinum lu Japan. baby lees, and Disney Items. fashion show. Aaron will par­ Dead End' w!lh three class­ universe and Robot Scouts For information, call (407) 449-4254 Aaron Is itie youngest m ale ticipate In a question and an- A school tutor accom panies mates ill the- itgc* of seven .3

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Thu yrar’s strand of influenza Is Ihe Type A Sydney Virus, known for causing respiratory STAFF WHTTEH complications, bronchitis, and viral pneumo­ nia. Hudson said. SEMINOLE COUNTY - An Increasing number ‘ It's a bad actor.* Hudson said. of patients are reporting cases of Influenza to Viral pneumonia brought on by a complex Ihrtr doctors during an unusually late flu sea­ strand of Influenza that hit the U.S. starting in son. May, 1917 and1 running through early 1918 Influenza Is a potentially fata) Illness, espe­ caused an cAtlmaled 800,000 deaths tn the cially among Individuals most at risk of com­ U.S.. and 30 million deaths worldwide. Hud­ plications such os the elderly, children, and son sold. Individuals with chronic Illnesses and com­ The influenza virus was initially spread by promised immune symptoms, as well as preg­ soldiers fighting in World War I. M the time, nant women. doctors were unable to determine the rausc of There's still a lot of influenza in Central the pandemic. Florida.* Dr. Dob Hudson, medical director of “Who knows when Ihe next pandemic will ZymteTx. Inc., sponsor of the National Flu strike,* Hudson said. Surveillance Network, said. Influenza season In the U.S. typically runs from Nov. to April. It is spread by simple con­ The NFSN la declaring that the state of tact and is most contagious In Its rarly stages, Florida Is under an Influenza Warning due to often before infected Individuals are aware the Increase In flu cases. Doctors are report­ they are carrying the vtms. The Incubation ing Increasing numbers of Influenza cases on a period for influenza is one to four days, offi­ dally basis, afflcials said. cials said. T h e Important thing Is for people to realize Symptoms of Influenza Include fever, cough, there la treatment for Influenza,' Hudson said. headache, muscle aches, and weakness, offi­ 'Antl-vtrals can be effective If given within 48 cials said. hours of the symptoms appearing.* Any person who thinks they are coming Officials estimate that 20.000 Influenza- down with Influenza symptoms should Imme­ related deaths occur In the U S. on average diately contact their personal physician for an StminoU Vttartary Hospital per year. In 1994. an estimated 30 million evaluation. Antl-vtral medication can shorten people contracted Influenza nationwide, the course of influenza and reduce Ihe possi­ coating nearly 70 million lost workdays. bility of complications. Hudson said. J g ISIS W. ISA Strati. Saefwl Influenza Is the sixth leading cause of death ‘ Influenza is the most under diagnosed, un­ in the U.S. so far In 1999. ahead of diabetes. der treated, and trivialized virus that any of us It Is the third leading cause of death for peo­ see every day.* Hudson said. ‘ It to hard, clini­ Q ru * l e«ry, m jl ple over age 80. Hudson said. cally. to make the diagnosis.* Prevent Pet heartburn THEMSWAir Boarding HOUSTON-Some relatively simple lifestyle and diet changes can prevent heart- bum before it even starts. ’ Heartburn refers to a sen­ 322-8465 sation of warmth behind the breast cane and is caused by stomach contents that back- flow. or reflux,* said Dr. ‘etkaatt m lnM W trliU t M O | Gulchin Ergun. medical di­ rector of the Reflux Center at Baylor College of Medi­ * variety at kaaaal aitH cine and the Methodist Hos­ pital In Houston. Heartburn can also be ac­ companied by a sour taste, burning and pressure that can last for hours. These symptoms often become worse after eating. More than 15 million Americans suffer from heartburn, which to one of I , . v-, the common symptoms of Gastroesophageal Reflux Disease (GERD). While the K symptoms can usually be *. T f r ? : alleviated with over-the- counter antacids, there are other ways to avoid the dis­ comfort of heartburn. ‘Foods that are addle and direct irritants to the esophagus should be avoided,* Ergun said. She lists orange, grapefruit and pineapple juices, foods that contain large amounts of vinegar, aspirin. alcohol, The National Multiple Sclerosis Society is seeking volunteers for the caffeine, tomato products, 10th Annual MS Walk on April 17 in Winter Park. O n April 15 and 10. vol­ and chocolate as potential unteers win pack boxes in the M S Office in preparation of transfer to the 'heart burners.* Ergun also recommends Walk site of Fleet Peoples Park at Lake Mont and Gkmridge Way in Win­ staying away from large or ter Park. Volunteers a n needed at the park April 17 from 8 3 0 u n . to excessively fatty meals and 1:30 p.m. Call (407) 3230253. not earing two to three hours before lying down. However, there is a point when heartburn can become Anesthesia Services Act ^ 1 2 x 1 2 413x13 more Hum a nuisance, warns B m ____ i - L . ------* ___wn ___ SPECIAL TO THE HERALD after I1CFA Itself proposed w s f N n n n ■ nv o t i im p s Ergun. if symptoms occur eliminating the federal super­ more than two to three ;] Grads 4 3 5. Starting From (except Floor Prep If Needed Sharing Congressmen Jim vision requirement and defer­ times a week, are present Nusslc |IMA) and Wllltom J. ring to the states on this Issue. 16x16 A 16x11 for long periods of time, do Coyne's (D-PA) believe that all Currently. In anesthesia cases Grade 4 A 5 In Stock. 12 or 15 Widths Available not respond to treatment patients, especially those cov­ Involving Medicare patients, Per Square Foot. 24 Colors. with over-the-counter medi­ ered by Medicare and Medi­ nurse anesthetists must be Reg. $2.19 Starting From cations, or Include vomiting Direct Glue Installed caid. should be able to receive supervised by physicians in blood, excessive pain and safe, high quality anesthesia order for hospitals to be reim­ 16x16 swallowing difficulties, she care unywhere in the United bursed. However, for Ihe nurse Grade 4 In Stock. pfue 65 Colore recommends consulting a States, the American Assorta- anesthetists themselves to be 10 to choose from To Chooee From I physician for further evalua­ Uon of Nurse Anesthetists reimbursed. Medicare does Starting From knelaM WTth Luxury Pad Rag lir as Sq. yh tion. (AANAJ has enthusiastically not require physician supervi­ Those who have a chronic endorsed their bill H.R. 804. sion. 12x12 13x13 problem with reflux will "The Access to Anesthesia Spanish Dies pfue 66 Colors probably have It In some Services Act.* ‘Congressman Nusslc and 7a Chooss From Coyne obviously recognize the W/Cement and version or another their The Nussle-Coync bill would InetaM With Luxury Pad Starling From whole lives* Ergun said. allow stales to decide for valuable contributions of However, there are op­ themselves w hether it is n ec­ CRNAs In healthcare today, tions. 'People who do not re­ essary for Certified Registered particularly In rural communi­ 12 or 16W spond well with diet modifi­ Nurse Anesthetists (CRNAs) to ties.* said AANA President Installed W/Cement and Grout 12Coioroli cation might find relief with be supervised by physicians Linda R. Williams. CRNA. JD. Starling From Luxury Pad m prescription medications, or when providing anesthesia ‘in approximately 65 percent they might choose to correct care. of rural hospitals, CRNAs are Cobblestone 16x16 the problem with surgery.’ ‘States like Iowa know how the sole anesthesia providers, Beautiful Patio Tile difficult it is to attract physi­ affording these medical facili­ Grade 4. Starting FFrom cians to rural and medically ties obstetrical, surgical, and t E! under-served areas,' said Rep. trauma stabilization capabili­ Nusslc. who Is co-chairman o f ties. In fact, CRNAs actually the House Rural Health Care administer nearly two thirds or Coalition. ‘If a CRNA can ad­ all anesthetics provided to pa­ minister anesthesia or provide tients in this country each other healthcare treatments year.’ safely, we must not allow fed­ Rep. Nussle said. *1 trust eral rules and bureaucracy to other states will follow the stand In the way. We can’t lead of Iowa and 28 other h* murr bifunnutHM mII IIII wait for the Health Care Fi­ states which understand that nancing Administration (IICKA) If you require physicians to hi to change Its rules.' present when administering Introduction o f the Nusste- anesthesia you are further re "'oync bill comes 14 months striding access to healthcare.'

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Seminole Herald, Sanford, Florida • Sunday, April 4 ,1999 • 3C People th' 4 Art in Bloom’ showcases fashions in time for Easter parade "Art In Bloom" featuring art. Heathrow, gave patrons the op­ tracted 225 patrons. flowers and fashion was a tion of attending the show of Serving as a backdrop for the trend-seller on March 24 when their choice to preview the pre- exciting event were the works Heathrow Women's Club pre­ Easter fashion scene. of four area artists with area sented Its annual fashion show "It was great...best one we floral designers Interpreting und fund-raiser for a number of ever had.* said the chib's Dee these works by saying it with charities the club supports. A Williford. Dee added that 130 flowers and foliage. They in­ luncheon and dinner show, supporters attended the lunch­ clude artists: Marlene London each at the Country Chib St eon show and the dinner at­ of Winter Park with Organized

i party. Or. Carol Logan (left) and DavM gifts to Air Fores Cadst Mfchaaf Hartoon and Lauds Logan (right), boats for a couples' shower, pros sot Blair. Saa Pago 4C.

Jungle of Winter Park as floral shows was donated by central designer, Natalie Marie-Perrhe. I ) 11 k i - I ) 11 i k 11 ii Florida businesses and friends. Orlando, wtlh Steve’s Florist of Malle, owner of Lisa Iakr Mary, as floral designer. Malle Image, Modeling Hick Oil of DeLand. with Boo Acting School, was the fashion (•anas of Ixura Garden Club of commentator. Models pre­ Sanford, as floral designer; and viewed the spring fashion sil­ John Holiert Wolfe of Winter houette by showing up-to-the Park, with Kathy Magnus of minute styles from Mark. Four Magnus Florist, as floral de­ and Strike und Terrie Alexan­ signer. der Couture Studio, both of Vicky Furbrr and Joan Ke­ Winter Park. Heathrow ogh chaired l hr brnrflt and en­ Woman's Club models were: tertainment was provided by Karen Benner. Jackie Godfrey Models and committee members of Heathrow Vicky Furtoer, co-chair, and Jackie Godfrey, Rose­ luirplst Christine Mac I'hall and Rosemary Robinson. Women's Chib's luncheon fashion show are (from mary Rotation and Karen Benner, models who also played background on parade. At the dinner show, spon­ toft) Joan Keogh, co-chair: Klone Coghn, president; music while the fashions were A variety of prizes at both sored by Phil Snyder o f Long- wood Uncoln-M ercuiy. Dick Fess, former two-term mayor of Lake Mary, served as the genial master of ceremonies. Fash­ ions w ere from D illards In Seminole Towne Center. The grand prizr for the luncheon show was a one-night I stay for two at the Don Cesar Beach resort and spa. St. Pe­ V tersburg. donated by EDI Travel. The grand dinner prize, donated by AAA, was a Conti­ nental Airlines round trip for two to anywhere In North America, the Caribbean, Cen­ tral America or South America. Ed and Barbara Holt o f Heat h- f row were the lucky winners of this prize and strange as It may seem, they also won this flight two years. A bon voyage setting formed the grand finale to the grand evening. Models in sportswear strolled onto the runway to up­ beat music. They toasted the audience with champagne and tossed confetti to depict the deck of a cruise ship about to sail the briny blue. The Heathrow Women's Club Heathrow Women's Club dinner fashion show models B J. Squire, Karen Benner, Marion Good, Vivian Ed and Barbara Holt are the winners of Heathrow Women's Club's annual Is a 5 0 Ic(4 ) organization dedl- showing evening gowns from Dillard's ore (from toll): Whitchurch. Mary Dale and Rosemary Robinson ' benefit grand prize, a (light lor two to a choice of destinations. Flntt m* Dietrich, h f ( 4C

Bessie W right ‘lady of the hour’ at retirement-birthday party A crlrhr.ilIon of life was pre­ DC. Tyrone. Tem ple Hills. Md.. sented by the children of Bes­ M \K\ \ II \Ukl\" Alma W. W ard. Lake Monroe. sie Parker Wright. Rev. Paul Wright, Lake Mary, From around the world came Glenn. Sanford and Sherri W. the Wrights. Saturday evening Evans. Orlando. ■■ started out for birthday hon- Also sharing his love and oree Bessie P. Wright of San­ happiness with Wright was her ford as jast a birthday dinner sister. Doris P. Wilson, Son out with friends. Neighbors Jose. Calif. Brother-in-law. This surprise retire- Wesley (Snow) Wright gave a mrnt/blrtliduy dinner wus held blessing of love to a sister-in- at the Amcrieun Legion Post law who Is more like a sister No. 53. Tills event saw family and he spoke of Ihe families and friends gather fur an ele­ Correspondent closeness. gant celebration of the life of Pastor Paul Wright, son of Bessie P. Wright. As she en­ continued from grands William Wright. Is Ihe pastor of Calvary tered the room which was Ward, Jr.. North Carolina, and Temple of Praise. He gave beautifully decorated In purple Tina Uryams. Maryland. spiritual food of Inspiration. and red. the guests began to Grands und greatgrands He spoke of the appreciation sing "Surprise! Happy Birth­ showed their love through the he has for his mother, and that day!* The shock and expres­ son *He'a An On Time God* di­ she was a woman that feareth sion on Wright's face will never rected by daughter-in-law, A l­ the Lord and can be praised. wished for Mrs. Wright. all honorecs were wished a tor Albert Covington's anniver­ be forgotten. berta Wright. Honorec Wright gave words happy birthday. sary will be Sunday, April 11, Toast ml stress for the occa­ Cynthia Hicks, a family of thanks to her children and CHOIR TO MEET Jeonlc Mae Jackson was 11:00 a.m. at Providence Mis­ sion wus Wright's oldest friend, railed Ihe hanorec 'the guests of the evening. She The Earl E. Mlnott Inspira­ hostess for the occasion. Gifts sionary Baptist Church with daughter. Margaret Wright lady of Ihe hour* und reminded spoke of how her heart has tion Choir, which consists of were given the birthday folks Pastor Emmltt Thomas. and a luncheon was shared Wyrut. Washington, DC. Rev. all that Wright Is wise, patient, been lifted by the many acts, former m.*mbers of Crooms At the 5:00 p.m. service Pas­ with all present. Albert Covington, pastor of St. kind und loving. deeds, und words of love. Academy Choir. Seminole High tor Waller Prince. Jr. and Mt. Paul Baptist Church, where the As a spiritual dedication und Out- of- town guests were: School Choir and St. Paul Bap­ Honorees were residents Pleasant Missionary Buptlst honorre Is an active member, entertainment T h e Mtmc Mr. and Mrs. Wesley (Delores) tist Church, Is under the direc­ Margret Childs. Louise Russell. Church. Orlando, will be In gave the opening prayer. The Boys* presented their dramati­ Wright. Hyannls, Ma.. Patrice tion of Earl E. Mlnott. They will Lizzie Christian. Joseph Wil­ charge. scripture chosen was Proverbs zation to the songs ‘ Live In My Sims. Atlanta: Earline Jack- meet April 10. 4:00 p.in. at St. liams. Else Rusklns. Eula M ar­ 31: 10-19. read by daughter-in- Heart*. "Just A Closer Walk son. Gloria ly ic r. Wyumarta Paul. Cull 321-4881 or 322- lin, Roosevelt and Dorothy NIGHT OP BTARS law. Joann Wright. Musical With Thee", and "Tills Matter Is Carter. New I’m! News. Va.; 5-118 for Information. Jackson. TaJIri Arts School of Per­ renditions filled the hall as Not Yours." Collie Wnght of Brooklyn. BIRTHDAYS MARKED Special thunks goes to the forming Arts and Academics friend. Patricia Whatley's sweet The nine children of Wright A mother's love is mule fi­ Redding Gardens Community posse who cooked und helped Inc. lias given new focus to melodious voice, beamed the spoke of their growtng-up ex­ nable. cheerful, a bit of heaven was the site of the birthday with various projects that made preparing students to be com­ spirit filled selections: "Sweet periences with their mom. W il­ has been a potent factor In all party held In honor of the resi­ life belter for the tenants. petitive on the world stage. Holy Spirit* and T o Go Be The lie Jr. Orlando. Belinda W. of their Uvcs. She Is a teucher dents who celebrated Ihelr Founded tn 1988 by former Glory.* Jackson. Upper Marlboro. Md.. and a prayer warrior. Many birthdays In January. February FIRST ANNIVERSARY Reflections of honor and love Johnny Lewis, Washington, more happy birthdays are and March. The fun began as The first observance of P a s­ PIssm MS Haw kin*. Pag* SC 4C - Seminole Herald. Sanford. Florida • Sunday. April 4. 1999 Hats off to Lake M ary Woman’s Club Members could write sonnets about their Easter bonnets

Once In a while, you Just avoided nr minimized with ex­ heart up to at least 104, but have to do something silly. ercise. Diabetes enn lead to not go over 136. That s why seven members of vascular disease because of a And the good news about Casino Shuttle the Dike Mary Womans Club drcrcase In blood flow. Exer­ aerobic conditioning Is that showed off their "best" hats at cise can minimize this. Exrr- you don’t have to work out for $3.00 Off With this fld! the March meeting. The theme clse can also reduce the risk of 100 30 to 45 minutes at a time. You Include* Daily Transportation to for this year's hats seemed to colon and breast cancer. can get good results by starting $20w Bus transportation be flowers and members of the But don't go out and nm 20 out with aa little as 5 or 10 Lake Ship boarding pass animal kingdom. Each member miles if you haven't exercised minutes a couple of times a “ 1 Play coupon had an appropriate name for in a while. If you've been n bit day for cardiovascular health. Mary Boarding Cocktail their creation. Virginia Fran­ or a couch potato, you need to If your goal is to lose wright. SunCruz cisco wore “The Red Cardinal". consult your doctor before you you should do at least 20 min­ A Appetizers Mary Wolfe also had a bird being on exercise program. utes at a time. Entertainment CASINO theme with her "Bird In Para­ Then you need to start slowly For n woman, you body fat Dancing and Much Mo dise". Two members wore bun­ ('onespondcnl and work up to a full schedule. should be between 15 and 25% Groupa Wclcom 1-800-582-1128 nies in honor of Easter. Ethel The four components of of your weight. Your doctor or Carlson wore "Bunnies and physical fitness are: aerobic someone who works In the fit­ March meeting was Lisa Davis. Bows’ and Sandl Moodlc wore conditioning, body fat. flexibil­ ness field, ran help you deter­ Usa works In rehab at the "Somebunnlcs Watching Over ity and strength. For aerobic mine what your percentage ts. BUSINESS • AUTO • HOME • LIFE • HEALTH Floilda Hospital Senior Health Me". Cynthia Pttcock turned a conditioning, you nerd to know If It s over 25%. you should and Resourre Center In Lake hat Into The Pink Rose Gar­ your target heart rate range, lose weight. Mary. Lisa come to talk about den* and Audrey Buchanan take the number 220. subtract Flexibility Is something you the health benefits of exercis­ OMFUtE K M M K COVERUE wore a talking Chihuahua for your age and multiply that can't get overnight. You have to ing. Everyone knows that exer­ her "l Think I'm In Love". number by 65% and then by start slow with stretching exer­ cising Is good for you. But not The Woman's Club was 85%. The answer Is your range. cises and Increase them everyone knows why Its good pleased to have two new mem­ For example, If you’re 60. It slowly. Over time, your flexi­ for you. bers Installed at the March would be 220 - 60 - 160. 160 x bility will Improve. if- meeting. Yvonne Portals was Exercising can help nvold 65% - 104. 160 x 85% * 136. Strength training Is also very sponsored by Norma Smith and/or minimize disease. Heart That means your target heart Important. Working out wttn iCKfaiyfancf and Kelly Crammer was spon­ disease, stroke, high blood rate range Is 104 to 136. When weights or bands two to three sored by Jean Phillips. pressure, arthritis, osteoporo­ you participate In aerobic con­ times a week gives you The guest speaker for the sis, and depression can all be ditioning. you wnnt to gel your stronger muscles and tendons. With stronger muscles and 333.9377 tendons, your bones are belter

LAURIE AND MIKE Announcing HONORED AT PARTY The beautiful home on Lake Mary of Dr. Carol and David • Elegant Dining • Full Liquor Bar Logan was the relaxed setting • Sports Bar last Saturday night for a co u ­ Fran Morton (left) an d A n n Hoolahan at Sanford Qardan Club’a • Authentic Italian Cuisine' • Happy Hour 4 pm to 7 pin ples' pre-nuptial party honor­ • Dally Lunch ami Dinner ing Laurie Dlalr and Mike Hart- sert _ a choice of three kinds of liams, bridesmaid. Luncheon and Bingo on March Specials • Daily Drink Specials son. Co-hostess with the L o ­ dreamy cheesecakes and The brlde-Io-be. a senior at 25 at the clubhouse. However, • Premier Service • Hlg Ii4 Inch TV gan* was Dr. Ingrid Peterson. the University of Central Flor­ homemade cookies. there was not one table of • Lunch Ham-4 pm • 2 for I Well Drlnks/Drafl Guests arrived bearing fes­ ida and Intern at NBC Televi­ cards, according to Fran Mor­ • Ibol Tables and Darts Guests sprawled out In the • Dinner 4 pm - 10 pm tively-wrapped gifts for the sion. Orlando, has been em­ ton who said the 106 women • Karaoke honor guests. Cheers to the spacious family room over­ • Reservation welcome ployed at Bayhead Eye Centre attending preferred to play • DJ. bride and groom. Carol and looking the lake and "oolvcd" since she was In high school. bingo. • Conference - Meeting David presented Laurie and Tire bridegroom-to-be, a • Frl. 4-2, Sal. 4-3 and "aahed" while Laurie and The day got under way at Room Available Mike with a host gift of two s il­ Mike opened their gifts. graduate of Lake Brantley High 10:30 a.m. and went on until Lite Music HI I AM ver champagne flutes to com­ School, will graduate from the 3:30 p.m. T h e luncheon In­ plement the gift from Dr. P e­ Among the 30-plus guests United Slates Air Force Acad­ cluded pork chops, yams, ^Tlunk You Centraf With 4 E-Z Pieces terson _ a bottle of Dom attending were Mary and Barry emy on June 2 when he will be green beans, salad and home­ Florida for 10 Perlgnon champagne. Hllltman. parents of the bride, commissioned a second lieu­ made pie for dessert. f irand New l-ocatlonN The happy event called for a from Sanford: Nancy and Dr. tenant In the USAF. During the day. a unique y Successful Years! Located I Mile North bountiful buffet served in the Dave Mart son. parents o f the 'Hie wedding will be an event boutique was held, as well as a of Lake Mary Blvd. • dining room. Carved tenderloin bridegroom, from Longwood: of June 4 In the chapel at the raffle and homemade bread Behind ABC Liquor of pork was the entree accom­ Doors and Carl Dietrich, ma­ academy. and Jelly sale. T h e events gen­ n panied by a variety of mouth­ ternal grandparents of the erated a few extra bucks for the L 2893 Orlando Dr. watering culinary creations. bride. Sanford; and two of the GARDEN CLUB HOSTS club's treasury. Sanford .123-4040 Topping the tantalizing repast, bridesmaids. Sheri Moye. ma­ ANNUAL EVENT "We had a ball...w e had ftmT \J7-02 ' . 323-9043 J much to the delight of the tron of honor, and her bus The Sanford Garden Club Fran said. "It was a very suc­ nn guests, was the luscious dcs- band. Brian: and Meda Wil­ held Its annual Card Party, cessful day."

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